The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-11 00:00:00

I WEYMOUTH and DORSET COUNTY
RACES, 1868, will take place on TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, the 25th and 26th AUGUST.
ersw•moa :
Doke of Beaufort, 1 Henry Edward', EN., M.P.
Marquis of Hastings., C. J. Hamben, Req.
Sir F. W. Johnstone. Bart. R. J. Weld, Faci.
H. G. Stort, Esq., M.P. John Tisord, Esq. (the
Robert Brooks, Esq., M.P. Mayor of Weymouth).
'FIRST DAY.
THE MELCOMBE HANDICAP of 10 Bon. each,
2 ft. to the fund, with 50 eon. added (25 sore. gash by
Hobert Brooks, Esq., and Henry Edwards, Esq.,
matchers for the borough). If three horses start the
owner of the second horse to save his stake. The winner
of any handicap of 100 son. value after the weights ore
declared to carry 7115., of two snob 10Ih., or of any
smaller handicap, 51b. extra. No horse to carry more
than bib. extra. One mil. and shalt.
THE MANOR CUP, presented by Sir F. Johnstone,
Bart., value 50 Son., added to • Handicap Sweep-
stakes of 5 son. each, 2lt The winner of say handi-
cap of the value of 100 son, after the weights are
declared to carry 51b. extra, To be ridden by gentlemen
who see residents in the aunty of Dorset, members of
the Croxton Park, &bury, or Brighton Racing Clubs,
or who sre qualified to tide at Warwick. Professionals
allowed to ride in this raze by carrying 51b. extra. One
mita
THE LOMFOOR irarcrriAßs OLD STAKES
of 100 Son., added to a Sweepstakes of 10,0,,. each, 3
(t. eats, Sot 1016,; fillies, Bss. 71b. The winner o( •
stake of the value of 100 son, to carry Mb., of 200 son. •
Mb., of 300 son. 71b. extra. Horses having started
twice without boring won snowed Mb.; thrice or mon,
slb. T. Y.C., half a mile, straight. 31 subs
Mr. J. Astley's b. c. by Atherstase, out of Aunt
Hannah
Duke of Beaufort's ch. f. by Trumpeter, out of Pariahs
Scottish Queen
Mr. E. Brayky's Clifford
Lord Chatham by Prime Minister out ,
of Millers's Maid
Mr. W. Day's,. Benbow, by Buccaneer out of Libusa
I Mr. J. B. Day's Belle Dame
Mr. John Day's Dente'''.
na. The Alderman
no, Boaster
- - ea e. by Dundee out of Blackbird
---us. b. c. Red Rae, by Trumpeter out of
Mauna'
Mr. England's K f. Junita•
Mr. Filter's.. by Prime Minister out of Ambush
Mr. H. Garter's no. Burton
Marquis of Hastier:. no. Lady Di
Mr. if senes Alabama
Alibi
Sir F. Johnstone', Min Morton
- Er•gantine
Ire Ot MOO t
Merrymaker
Mr. Lowdon's b.o. M. A.
Mr. T. Parr's hr. c. Medic
hr. f. Cote Rolla
Mr. Pinner's Espartaro
Mr. Powney's Blucher
Mr. T. Stevens's K c. The Sent
Lori Uxbridge's f. Me. Foot*, by Orlando out of
Gossamer.
Moons
Mr. J. 11. C. Wyndham'. Kaman
A SWEEPST AKE.' of 5 Bon. each, with 50 added,
for two years old eons, 84 1011 s, and fillies. Set. 711).
Winners once, 411 o; twice, 71b. extra. Maidens having
started twice, allowed 31b. Half a mile.
THE WEYMOUTH TRIAL HANDICAP of 150,..
each, 1 ft. to go to the fond, with 25 son, added, for all •
ages. The winner of any handicap after the weights are i
declared to carry 71b. extra. Gros mile.
THE PORTLAND PLATE (handicap) of 25 Sova, for I
all ages. Entranee, 1 soy. each, to go to the fund. Any 1
number of horses, the property of the same owner, may
start for thia plate. The winner of any handicap, after
the weights are declared, to carry 71b. extra About
I three-quarters of smile.
A SELLING PLATE of 25 liovs. For two years old,
7st. 51b.• three, 94..51b.; four, 10.1. 31b.; five, six, end
1 aged, 10. t. 121 b.; m. and g. allowed 31b. The winner to •
• be sold for 100 son.; if entered tabs sold for 80 son.
stowed I'b.; if for 60 ion. 91b.; if for 40 son. 141 b.; if
• for 30 son. 211 b. The winner to be sold by auction
I immediately after the nos. and the surplus, if any,
to be divided between the fund and the second horse.
• Entrance 1 soy., to go the fond. About three-quarters
of a mile.
To close and name to the Clerk of the Course, by oleo
o'clock the evening before running, at the Golden Liar
Hotel, Weymouth.
SECOND DAY.
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 Guineas. These
years old, 84. 51b. ; four, 94. 71b. ; five, 94. 121 b. ; six
and aged, 94. 121 b. Two miles.
To chin and name to the Clerk of the Course, at the
Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth, by eight o'clock on the
evening before running.
THEDORSETSHIREBTA RES of 1008ove., added to
• Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 Son. each; 3 ft. The
second horse to save lois stake. The winner of soy race
after the weighte are published to carry 7th. extra. Two
miles 17 subs.
Aga ,
Marquis of Hastinp's F.quezry
Mr. J. Powney's Lady Itag'an . 3
Mr. John Day's Cock of the Walk ... ... 3
Duke of Bearafort's na. Rirdseeker ... 3
Mr. E. Edwyn's Needle Gran 6
Sir F. Johnstone's Marino._ ... 4
Mr. G. Start's ma. Special... .. ... 5
Mr. William Day's na. Salpiractee... 6
Mr. T. Btevens's no. Vigilant ... 6
Mr. Hope's Liming Suit - ... 4
Mr. B. Brooks's us. incidentals 6
Mr. Brayley's Thoradtgie.. ... 3
Mr. C. Hambro's no, Atlas
Mr. H. Edwards's rm. Virginia Creeper ... 4
Mr. Alfred's no. G. by Sycophant, out of Codicil-. 3
THE COUNTY STAKES (Handieep) of 5 Bova each
1 ft. to the fund. with 25 added, if tbreehorses start, for
horses of all ages. The winner of any handicap after
I the weight. ore &mimed to carry 51b.; of the Trial, 71b.;
1 of the Meloombe Stakes, 10Ib. sites; bet the penalties
not to be accumulative, One mite and • distance.
THE SCURRY HANDICAP, • Sweepstakes of 5
Son. each, 2 ft. with 25 Soya added, for horses of all
ages Any winners after the weights are published to
carry 71b. entre. H•lf • mile.
it HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 3 Bova each,
with 30 added, for all ages The winner to be sold by
auction immediately after the raft for 40 son., and the
surplus (if Loy) to be divided between the owner of the
second born and the fund. About three-quarters of a
mile.
THE NURSERY PLATE (Handicap) of 5080v5., for
two years old. The winner of any handicap after the
weights ore declared to carry 51b.• of two or more such,
Mb. extra. Entrance, 2 soya swill, to go to the fend.
About three-quarters of • mile.
A SELLING RACE of 3 Sovo each, with 20 added.
Two years old, 7st. 71b.; three, Wt.; four, 94. 10th.;
11,44 Ildx, and aged, 104.; m. and g. allowed 31b. The
winner to be sold for 100 soya; if entered to be NM for
80 sows., allowed 41b.; if for 60 soya. 9113.; if for 40 son.,
141 h.; it for 30 sons., 181 b.; if for 20 son., 241 b. Thai •
winner to be sold by suction immediately otter the ram,
and the surplus (if any) to be divided between the second
horse and the fund. Half a roils
To glen and name to the Clerk of the Course, at the
Golden Lion Hotel. Weymouth, by eight o'clock p.m.
on the first day of the rases.
SOL= AND RIGULATIOWL
The colours most be declared by eight o'slock on the
evening before running, at the Golden Lion Hotel, for
neglect or 'Muslim of which a fine of 1 soy. will be
enforced.
All rules end regulations of Newmarket will be
adhered to at Weymouth.
Entrance, 10s. each. No charge for weights and
scales
All Stake. end Forfeits to be paid to Megan.
Weatherby by the day before running, or to the Clerk
of the Courts by eleven o'clock on the morning of each
day's rams, at the Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth.
Three horses to start in each race or the public money
will not be added.
The BALL, under Um patronage of the Stewards will
take place at the ROYAL H.TIL, the first day.
Mamma WEATHERBY, Handicappers,
Mr. JOHN BAUNTON, Weymouth, Secretary.
Mr. hi STARLING, Jon., Newmarket, Starter.
Mr. T. MARSHALL, Floor., near Wcedon,
Judge and Clerk ofthe Course.

KAMM POWDER sod CARTRIDGE.—
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WATERLOO WINE STORRS WATERLOO
TERMINUS, I,ONDoN. 8.
vir H. CLARK and Co. beg to submit, and
V V • strongly roommend, the following selected list
of WINKS and SPIRITS
Per doom
5. a. a. & 1. 1.
Hennessy or Martel's Cue
Brandy(bottledieFrassas) 48 51 60
Sparkling Mammas 27 30 36 50 58 60
Claret l2 18 24 36 48 56
Sherry lB 24 30 36 42 48
Port 24 30 36 ,{0 46 54 60
/tarsal& (Florio's or lag
ham Mpiptog) lB 21
oomplete pees list forwarded post free on application.
Toms Wars 1111001111Lifig to L 5 and upward.
forward's! Carriage Free to all Railway Stations.

NOTL—It is • fact worthy of remark, that during the
entire trial—which continued without intermisnion
for nearly seven hour—sot a stitch was mined, nor
the cotton once broken, nor a needle broken or bent,
by the Willcox and Gibbs Machine. No kind of
work was tried upon it that was not accomplished,
and done in a perfect and workmanlike manner; and
no tri.l vu made that was not entirely successful.]
12. The needle is the storied.
13. The needle is 'Weird&
11. The needle is bevelled.
lb. The needle is secured in its plus by • pateeted
&wise, which readers it selfraiVotNag, so that
neither skill nor experience is necessary in setting
it. It is not so with any other.
16. It uses but one thread, and thus avoids the
neoessiq of complicated machinery, which is
required for two threads.
17. It sews directly from the real, Mins making it
unnecessary to rewind the thread.
18. It *takes the "Willeox end Gabe stitch," a stitch
origiosied tei'l4 thu tuaehiae, maich for general
purposes is superior to any other.
NOTIL—The trial upon this claim was very thorough.
and the practical teats minute and accurate. Each
machine was required to use cotton from the same
reel, make the stitch of the same length, and perform
the test work on the same piece of cloth, with the
lines of sewing side by side. The result, were all
decisive. and in every test in favour of the Willcox
and Gibbs.]
19. The seam hu the peculiar advantage of being
readily taken out when desirable, while it is len
liable to rip, in use or wear, than the look-stitch.

NOTICE! PRIZE STEAM ENGINES.
TUXFORD AND SONS
BOSTON AND SKIRBECK IRONWORKS, LINCOLNSHIRE.
AT the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery in 1863, by the R A.S. of England, TtIXFORD
& SOE 8 were than again soccmsarex over ALL Competitors; their Eiglit-borse Engine sarpuaing in
economy and effeetiveness all other competing Engines of every kind and power.
It year (1867) at the Royal Society's Trials at Bury St. Edmunds, TUXFORD and SONS' Fixed Steam
Engine was awrierded • PRIZE of £lO ; their Single Cylinier Portable Engine was awarded • PRIZE of £l5, and
their Double-Cylinder Portable Engine of FOURTEEN Horse Power for Cultivating with, Ac., under the
Inspection and Teatings of the Society's Judges and Conaulting Engineers, with 50 per cent. increased load, or
when working at TWENTY-ONE Horse Power, ECLIPSED the duty of every other Maker's Double-Cylinder
Engine under the same testa, the following being the consumption of pounds' weight of coals per horse power per
hour by the Different Engine.:—
TUXFORD A SONS 3.17 pounds Clayton k Shuttleworth
Hanirome & Sims 3.3.1 pounds Brown la May . .. 4.42 pounds
TUXFORD & SONS' FIRST-CLASS COMBINED THRASHING MACHINES. sioLE. 0000xs7 AND
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E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s
______ -I- CELEBRATED PATE:;7IRI77I4:I)24VBINED TINE AND
J\
101 l y, . Received the. lit Prise it CsillitkiN HARROW
13AW' Rural Shows, when first
g
.; ~...,. Tritlcto.diir diigtpit. giodwSitewmber, 18163. , k.lbsoenHE:thply Comwmertendoferd at the
Chaln
Royal
4.3A4A,2431.0i: Harrows.
03,40 1.11,,..Veg 1 kg a Bush Harrow for Future Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Scratching up
•agjaiwdrugmw— Mow ka, Ms unrivalled.
4aajaa!!!!!
..f.,11.4):4:111,w:w.,...,:,7; It does He work better, and relieves itself as well u the ordinary Chain Harrow
.40.4.4.00,01, when collecting Couch or Twitch Gram.
I i 41111 .4110 It is also used for working down Land that has been Ploughed In with Perm
iltkiktn 31 IPA Yard Manure, nuking a first-rate Seed Bed without aisturbing the Hume, and is
:44,11.3111_,11,:514 3. invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving a firm, fine tilth, such as ouinot be
obtained with apy other Implement.
,$•••••• DILIVIZED ME TO LIT STATION.
Cataloguel vriti- Prices, kc., on application.
I i I
6ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS. BRISTOL

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TEA COMPANY.
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rim WINE MERCHANTS' TEA CO. are now supplying TEAS of a very superior quality
.1. at much lower prism than can be elsewhere obtained. Prices from 2e. 64. to 3e. 6d. per lb.
Head Mem : le. PHILPOT•L*III7, Loaning.
DEPOT FOlt Tax BLANDFORD DISTRICT—MR. E. REED, RAILWAY HOTEL,
BLANDFORD.
Agents for the CO. ars appointed by Mr. MID, from whom every information may be obtained.

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
ADVICE TO INVALIDE4.—If you wish to obtain quiet refreshing sleep. free from headache, relief from pain and
anguish, to eelm end assuage the weary aching* of protracted d,sease, invigorate the nervous media, and regulate
the circulating' aLstorns of the body you will provide yourself ellth that marvellous remedy discovered by Dr.
J. C°14.113 13110wIlig (l• 10 Army Meddles' Staff). to which he gave the llama of
CHLORODYNE,
and which is admitted_ty the Profession to be the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever dieeemed.
CHLORODYN E is the best remedy known for Coughs, Consumption. Bronchitis. Aathne,
CHLORODYNE effectually cheeks nod emote those too often fatal disessea—Dlptheris, yever.orsne, Ages.
CHLORODYNE like e etexm In Diarrhoea, and is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery,
CHLORODYNE effectually cuts short all attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spasms.
CHLORODYNE the only palliative in Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Omit, Caneer, Toothache, Meningitis, MI.
CAUTION.—BEWARE of PIRACY and IMITATIONS.
Cirrier.—VimeCbaneellor Sir W. Pion WOoD stated that Dr. J. Cottis Ilsowsn wee, undoubtedly, the Inventor of
CHLORODYNE; that the awry of the Defendant, Fassiess, was deliberately untrue, which. be regretted to may, had
been sworn tn.—See Tian, WI July Pete. •
Sold inDotilcaat Is II& is ad, fa oil and 111 inch. None is genuine withont the words "I),. J. COLLIS BROWNS'S
CH LORODY E" on the Gov moment, Stamp. Overwhelming Medical Testimony scoompanies each bottle.
Soon T. DAVENPORT. SS Great Annuli Street. Bloomsbury. London.

[Non.—This claim also win very seurely tested In the
rune manner es the lest, and vita equal positive
reunite—all in favour of the WlMoor aad Gibbs.
20. The seam Is more elastic, and stranger than the
lock-stitch.
21. The seam is metre even and beautiful.
2. The seem is selltammimi.
23. The tension is more easily adjusted Wm that
of any other.
24. It will do a greater variety of work than any
other sun do in equal perfection.
2s. It is mon easily and speedily changed boot on•
kind of work to another.
26. More work can be done with it in a given time
than with any other.
27. It embroiders beautifully.
28. It hu • shield to protect the operator's dress from
the wheel.
29. The needle being secured in • vertical bee, it has
Important advantages over machined with curved
needles attached directly to the needle-arm.
90. In consequence of the shorter sweep of the needle,
there is mach less wear of the cotton from its
vibrating through the needle's eye in the act of
sewing.
31. A smaller needle can be used with the same sise
of ootton, which adds to the rirength sad beauty
of the seam, especially as linen or other hard
materials.
32. It haa the best hemmers.
33. It has the best feller.
34. It has the best braider.
35. Iglus the best ball

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SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
135, REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
16, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER.
122, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Samples of Work, Price List, and "Practical Suggestions concerning
the Selection of a Sewing Machine for Family Use," sent Free,
Unlimited Instruction free to all, whether buyers or not.
Every facility afforded for judging of the Machine before Purchase.
Buyers, as well as Makers of Sewing Machines in the form of the letter G, our Trade
Mark, are cautioned against infringing our Rights.

CASSELL'S PURE TEL No. 3,3 L;
N 0.4, 3s. 641.; No. 5, 44. per lb.
CASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE.
No. 1.. le. per lb.; No. 3, 11. 44. per lb.

CASSELL'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Sold by Agents throughout the Kingdom.
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT:
YgOYIL J. Perry. Temperance Hotel, South,
street, and J. Helier, Londen-road.
Brunowargg
HATCoMBR
BLENDFOED....
CATTIOTOCE ..... Hood, grocer.
GRAND B. B. Glyde, stamp-office.
CHARMOUTH B. Byall, grocer.
CHILD Ogitions , G. Streets.
GOLLUMPTON
4. J. Evans, chemist, and Mrs
Browning, High East-street.
Entassioy B.. and S. RyalL
GLASTONBUST....
GILLINGHAM
FIZNISTRIDGS R. Rogers.
NerentnuaY W. Fowler, cooper.
OTTER! ST. MARY Sheopard, grocer.
Puout
PORTLAND
WIRER CAMEL...- S. Gore, Post Office.
MTOIER
MHERBORNI O. Gosney, Half.lloonetreet.
SHEPTON HALIDE C. Goodenough.
Stuamingrig
SHAITESEURT G. IL Norton, fancy warehouse.
&mom B. Atkins, chemist, W. Thorn,
Winchester-street, and Davis.
Culver-street.
TAvarox G. Ingrain, Park-street, and Jones
8, Church-street.
W/NCANTON James Gilbert.
Wwrog J. Hopkins, West-street.
WALTON J. Laancellor.
WELLINGTON Harnett Brothers.
Wivouacoung
WiTMOUTH A. Ellery, 40, Highetreet, end
Croaker, 18, Parketreet.
Agents wanted for Csasell's Teas and Coffees in every
place not fully occupied. A pply—
CASSELL, SMITH k CO.,
90, FILICHURCH-STRZET, LONDON,

EWEVANS (successor to Mr. froud)
Caws; Dorchester. Agent for
HORNINA.NI3 PURE TEA EIGHT-YENOE per
lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY I. REDUCED.
GENUINE PACKETS-2 on to llb. are signed
.4...a.....ra LoN Dow,
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA

" THE EXCELLENCE OF PREPARED COCOA.'
BARRY & Co.'s
PREPARED COCOA
ilb. Packeis, One Shilling per lb.
HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS AND INVIGORATING.
Made instanteously with BoiliN9 Water.
MIN quality iif which will bear favorable eoniparviou with
1 any other tleacripeou of Cocoa ever offered to the Public.
Observe the Trade Mark
on each Packet.
Finsbury Steam Mills, London.
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.

MARAVILLA COCOA _l.o2.yuraßrataro , _
S., LONDON.
Tbe COCOA (or CACAO) of MARAVILLA is the Iros
Theobroma of Llamas. Cocoa is indigenous to South
America. of which Mara.'lla is • favoured Who..
TAYLOR BROTHERS having
_meowed the exclusive
supply of this UNRIVALLED COCOA, ba.ve, by the skilful
application of their "soluble Vane= Sad MabOcula
THE ValrEcnorrood obit isci;aparp• COCOA."
that it him not only secured the preference of Hornamotiaths,
and Cocoa drinkers CODOrany. Cat many who had hitherto not
found any preparation to suit them bars aftar one trial adopted
ItASSVILIA 0000 C ea thair couarrat beverage for
br2. Imieheol. So.
11rACCOHPLISHED FAol."—Rxtreet front the GLIM
r. TAYLOR BROTHERS. adapting their rrfeet ermarn
of preparation to this Roast of all species of eTr aoasoat,
have produced so article which worming
COCOA in the market. Ratlre solubility, a delicate aronm.
and • rare ooncentration of the purest elements of nutrition
disUngidah the MARAVILLA COCOA above all others.
Tor invalids we could not noccansmad • more agreeable or
Valuable berms's."
Saco a name 0117. T. )lb. klb. sad Lb., IT oaa Game.

WHEN YO II ASK FOK
GLENFIELD STARCH
SEE THAT YOl7 GET IT.
As Inferior Enda aro often Substituted for tho make
ertr. profit&

MINIMA
GREAT WRSTRRN RAILWAY.
EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.
rhN MONDAYS, AUGUST 17th, 24th,
,na last, EXCURSION TIAINS for LONDON
will
ucleakns2o,Wanoydroolunth
(pia.
and9oa. and 12..); calling at 'Modes Newt°, and Yeovil,
wsá
frenintniureouinteßeg
ootumfnittiuh•Tufr.hing.ollowiag Sion,egaturlar.Litce,,r B„,,...dasuaiony
7.45 aan.
GRAND PLOWER BROW AT BHEPTON
MULLETT.
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, First and
flownd Clam Ratura nekeda at REDUCED
FAKES will be issued to BEIEPTON NALLETT from
all Stations between Yeovil and Bruton both inclusive,
by the Traiaa leaving Weymouth at 6.0 a.m. aad
9.15 i...
Paddington, Aug. 6. J. OILIERSON. Gan. Nan.

ASIMINtIia
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS from WEY-
MOUTH, DORCHESTER, WAREHAM,
POOLE, tic, to LONDON. ea every MONDAY during
AUGUST; returning from Waterloo Bridge Station at
1.15 p.m. on &tardily,.
NOTICE—The Tickets takes by these Excursion Trains
are available to tritium only oe the Saturday or Saturday
week folios ing the date of Was.

Stations. Thno. Farm to London
end Beek.
Id. CI. Cal. Car.
Leave a.m. a. d. a..
Weymouth . ... 7.20 20 0 12
Dorchester ... 7.45 20 0 12
Moreton ... 7.55 19 6 11
W 001... 8. 7 190 11
Wareham 8.20 18 6 10
Poole.'. ... ... 8.15 18 0 10
Poole Junction ... 835 17 6 10
Wimborne 8..50 17 0 10
Christchurch 8.25 16 6 9
Arrive London about 135

The Tickets are not Transferable, are availsble only it
the Stations named upon them, and only by the &ear-
goo Trsine there and back.
Children under three years, ire.; three to twelve,
half.lares. Only one Article allowed sa Luggage to earl
paseenger.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORE
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
NATIONAL STXAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
The new full-powered British Iron
Screw Steam-ships
Tons. Tons.
FRANCE, Grace 1200 I linverra, Cutting . 3325
THE QUEEN, Grogan 3412 I PENNSYLVANIA. Hall 2873
ENGLAND, Thompson 3403 VIRGINIA, Thomas... 2876
ERIN, Webster 3200 Dgemtag, Thomson 2:170
LOUISIANA, Forbes 2210
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as
follows :
VIRGINIA WEININDAT, Aug. 12th.
FRANCE WZINISDAT, Aug. 19th.
PENNSYLVANIA
And from Queenstown the knowing days.
The Saloon Locommodation on hoard these Steamers
Is very superior. Rate of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Twenty.
five Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
/served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
Francisco. the inland towns of Canada, and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage -apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANI , (Limited.) 21 and 23,
Wateratreet, Livarpool ; or to N. and J. CUMMINS and
Biwa, Queenstown.

THE Duty being Hedtoed HOIbNIHANB
PURE TEAS are n,w EIGHT-PEN
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3a. 45., R/DUCED to 2a. 85.
TEA formerly St M., RIDITCED to 3e. Od.
TEA formerly la. Od., RIDUCED to 3a. 4a.
TEA formerly 4s. 45., REDUCED to 3a. faL
Two ounce. quarter, half. an pound packets.
AU GENUINE PACKETS ass aimed,
4/11111111412 LCNDON
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Bridporg
Beassinsfer
Blaadforol
Bay Et»:
Cents Abbas B ,nnett, Longetreet.
DORCHESTER Ev Lisa, (enoommor to Mx. Frond
Iligh•LuAttreet.
Genstar, Broad-street,'
rlbe earyOsatmad Watts
Piddlermsikids flymea.
Poole Green, Blith-strest.
Portland Harvey, Clamist.
ft anthem Best
In 'MOUTH
*instants
It itterbortes
Minis k Rant.
twitting:sr
Chemists, he., are Aguas in *very Town.

TEA 111 GEITING DEARER
BUY KOW.
PHILLIPS k Co. Tea Merchants, 8, King
William-street:Citv, taxpoN. E.C.
Are now rolling Strong Sleek TM+. le 104., 0., la id.
Very excellent Black Tea la no on!! Ts. 6d. per pound. Rare
choice genuine Coffee, la to la 44. per Pound
A price current port free. Suer. et merket Riese
A C'hilime Caddy, containing Hilba if really good Black Tea.
melt carnage free to any miles) station or market town in
Englarsl, on receipt of 40a. hr nin.Lirs end Co., Tea
Merchants, 8, King William-streee,Clty E.C.
PHILLIPS & Co. send all Goods Smoge free, to all London,
and Teas, Oder & Spiels carrier free to any rails ay station
or market town In England, 'reload, Scotland, or Wales, if to
the ',aloe of 40a. and tiptop's. PIIILLIPS & Co. hare no
eareots, end no connection with any house In Worcester or
Swansea

ALL who give themselves the trouble of
PerSonally trying and arquaintine tbernaelve
with the prsethral utility o' BRADFORD'S PATENT
VOWEL- WASHING MACHINES, tot only highly approve
of and appreciate the. but slava recommend them to ahem.
See New and Important Direetione for ult. Catalogue free
by post on appliomlon to the Patentor, T. BRADFORD
and Co., (13, Fket-threet, Loadon, E.C.; Mandanater and
D.. lin.
.lEBIG'S EXTRACT of MEAT.—Caution.
—A•ic for " Rpcnornio" Sztrect ; prepared by tbe
AUSTRALIAN MRAT COMPANY, LIMITED. Al., DEANE'S
Flnvoured Entree', for the Immediate preparation (nit/tout
soy condiments) of Savoury Broth.
Of all Chemiet• and GroCeTIL
Dip* 52, Orscoeburob.etreet, London, E.C.
OAKEY'S and SON'S EMERY mid BLACK-
LEAD MILLS, Bleekfrier'Pread, Loudon, S.
°ARBY'S SILVERSMITH'S SOAP (non-
mercurial), for Cleaning nod Polishing Silver,
Ineetrmplath, Plate Glam, Marble, ife. Tablets ed.

OAKEY'S Wellington KNIFE POLISH.
picketim. each; tins 6d., Is.. 2e. 6d..and 4.. ma.
OAKEY'S Indiarabber KNIFE BOARDS,
how Is. 6d. each.
nAKEY'S Goode sold everywhere by Iron-
kJ mongers, Oilmen, Grocers, Biwa makers,
Draggle., &a.
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rrARS CARBOLIC SANITARY POWDER,
-111- Tam Wen Dminfeatent and Antimptio. (One
Paaay.)

BUOB, FLEAS and all INSECTS instantly
destroyed by using "MeDOUGALL'S Patent
Disinfecting and Insect Soap." Household ad.. Bemiring 4d.
lb. Sold by Chemists, Grocers, Olimes, ic. MeDouga/1
Brothers, London and Manchester.
PCRE COAL TAR SOAP
m Seen Carbon:a Detergent.)
mnisnt and Itefresbing SOAP is
1 unrivalled for its Is..nencial action won the Skin.
By Its doily use a clear and healthy appearance is produced,
and abundant medical tediniony proves that Infectiou• diseases
are prevented.—Vide Lome, dr. In Tablet. gd. and moh
of all Chemists. Wholesale of W. V. WRIGHT, and Co.,
London.
IMPORTANT to HORSE, COW and PIG
ICirrs. The nutritious medicated COCOA
EXTRACT for mod Cattle bet present slushing • MeM
sensation In London. I. univenelly appnoved by &licensees...
and Mrungly reonunended by the faculty.
Weatgate-dreet, Gloucester, Jen. rth, leek
Sir,— I have tried your Condiment, and eel !tepid' t.
that It hoeimproved my mare veil much It has also
• 'welling in Mr hind kept, which she has bees mildest to for
two or three years.—Vir reepostroliy.
IC HARD COMPTON, Cabinet Maker.
CONSIDER THIN IMPORTANT TACT'
Independent of having your honer end cattle In better health,
and improved in appearance, it has been proved that this
et
If regularly used, effects • wring of 10 Per met. in the mof
the
feeding. Bold M 31a. per cwt., delivered free
,any pert
coXinmirdpornmiyon,
pri....app1icM£1.0.714,014 .
iwntstuty Branch of CATTLE row

THE FIRST AND HIGHEST PRIZE
*MAL
GIVEN FOR SEWING MACHIN=
At the PARLS EXHIBITION, 1847,
wee evaded to the
"LITTLE WANZER,"
In Competition with 87 other Machines.
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HENRY TAYLOR, 14, Beath-street
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DOUGLASS LEGG,
FROM HIS ORIGINAL RECIPE.
NONE OENUINE WMIOUT THE TRAIE MARK.
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The Trade Supplied, Cure'age rood to all Railway
—
For PRIOR LIST and ether Particulars aDtga
to the
WEYMOUTH MINEMIL WATER WORKS
W I). L. calls particular Stention to the superiority
of the Weymouth Soda Water Lemonade,
manufactured solel,by him.

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THE
"HOWE" SEWING MACHINE,
ESTADLISIIED 1815.
THE P \ RENT AND I()DEL IT ALL OTHERS.
THREE GRAND PRIZES
AT PARIS.
Cross of the Legion f Honour.
GOLD MEDAL & SILVER MEDAL.
_
DOMESTIC MACHINE, complee wit!.
all appliances ... ... .. ... £7 10 0
Large Size for Tailors, Boot-makers, Act. 9 0 0
Catalogues, Samples, and adlress of nearest
authorised Agent, post free on application te
THE HOWE NIACEINE COMPANY,
..1 84 REGENT STREET, LONDON.
,mniunications to GEORIS W. Hoar, Manager.

.N t) T ti i aeleol3Bl Li LS.
AG LJA-!' 'AMA R ELLA
iii IMAN HAIR to it.
Pr.: Me line. n, limiter at that age.
JOHN GOBNEILL & CO.
Have at Icalitil, willi the cii one of the moef.
Chemists. mice...dud in purfectug title wouderfill.til
It is now offered to the public in .more ooncentrated focm.
and at a lower price.
Fold in bottles, a. ouch; also &,7s &I, and his, with brash.
Red Bull Wharf, Angel-promo, MI Upper Thenemeilmeli,
Look& ILO.

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"Lermisat and Beautiful Bair is tho distlsgelsklng i
hedge of Youth."
The following is tractly what
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S
WOR LD'l3
HAIR RESTORER OR DRESSING
Witt. Do.
By its use Grey or Faded Hair is quickly
restored to it. youthful colour and beauty, and
with tho first application • beantifal gloss and
delightful fragrance is given to the Hair.
IT will cause Hair to grrow on Bald Spots.
IT will promote luxuriant grcwili.
FALLING HAIR is irarnedistely chocks&
THIN Hair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes the Hair rich, soft Ind glossy.
IT invigorates, thereby strearheus the Fink
IT keeps the Head cool and ;lean.
IT removes all scurf and dindrafL
IT contains neither oil nor lye.
Jr will not soil white cambric.
In Large Bottles, Price Six Shillings.
7YLOBALSANIUSI (Ira. S. A. Allen').
LA —This is a clear, tram:parent preparation with-
out sediment; it fur excels any Pomade or Hair Oil.
To those whose hair is naturally dry, requiring fre-
quent dressimz, its chimpties and great value will be
proved. Its early use on Children's I:air will insure an
abundant and bountiful supply from Youth to told Aye.
In Large Bottles, price Three Shillings.
8,.1.1 by mni.t 11.1bbAs and Pin-tuners.
Shosorziar DI,OT ovrics—
HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, ENO.

YIN B STRONG RICH BLACK TIM,
um FOR ANY TABLY. 2s Id per lb.; ti lb.. for 20s. fres
1: to sU parts on receipt of Poet Ofnee order.
OSBORNE & TARRY,
tes.Wia• I Spirit Mordants. 434 West Strand. London. W.O.

PARIS =POSITION, ISM
Th. Sole Silver Medal of Honour.
Sao the ittrors' very flattering
0,114
'rsoom.ude4'4la7g. o.
"Perfection.' of
it 44
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Bold Every. Preparation."
sago C?S',
.41 00._ where.
Smtilpo
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SIPIIMINIO3IIa :}lod7d
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Voroef (Dinh! Expres.
TUFADAY, AUGUST 11. 1868.