AT MR. BODLEY'S, CONFECTIONER, QUAY. teeth fixed without the suiohtbst paik. BLACKMORE AND MORRISON, SUEGEON DENTISTS, 44, HIGH STREET, BARNSTAPLE. • Late of 8, Coventry Street, Regent Street, London. , So '' „ Op**l*** t*-* 1 s ™'>- PROTECTION FROM FIRE. SSCUBITt, V

[Price, Id.; Stamped, 2d.} NEW BOOK. Just published, in Quarto, price SOME ACCOUNT of the RESIDENCE of the INVENTOR of the STEAM-ENGINE. By IHOMAS LIDSTONE, Dartmouth, Note to be appended to any future History of Steam Power). Illustrated. London: Longmans & Co., Paternoster Bow

lymouth, while on a visit, of apoplexy. Mr Henry Goodridge, or this town, aged 77 October 29, at Duke Street, Beatrice, infant daughter of Mr G. Cntcliffe, Chemist, aged months. October 29, South Town, Dartmouth, Mary Anne M ye. eldo st surviving daughter of tbe late Charles Boop

\Ncw Series PHOTOGRAPHS of the Scenery of this Charming River, by Francis Bedford. CABINKT STEREO, or CARTE VIEWS. A Selection sent on approval.—Address, Cranford’s Library, Dartmouth.

rpo BE SOLD by private eontarct, all that very X desirable COTTAGE, with the Garden and Orchard Ground thereto adjoining'and belonging; situate in the village of Stokefleming, now in the occupation of George Simpson, Esq. The cottage and grounds are beautifully situated, with so

is the only kind used Her Majesty’s Laundry. i hose Ladies who hare not yet used the Oumbheui Starch, are respectfully solicited to gireita trial and carefully follow out the directions printed on ererr I* li v , difficult to make tiban sar^ik**^^ Ut *hia is oreroome, they will

&Sgfsmf^ the public cautioned against

RIVER DART.— SEASON 1860. the steam COMPAHX’B (LIMITED) STEAMBOAT Or one of the Company’s Steamboat*. Will Ply between Dartmouth & Totnea, (ourcumstance y permitting) during the month of 0 C T 0 B R. TIME.] FROM T I Friday 3 satur Mon 6 Toes 6 Wed Thura 8 Friday Satur II Mon 13

SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED.” See folio winy Extract from the Globe of May 14.1868. Various importers and manufacturers have attempted to attain reputation for their prepared Cocoas, but we douht whether any thorough success had been achieved until Mesan. Taylor Brothere discovered the

r JVf not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed Co>res])ondents. A o anonymotts communication ivill be inserted.] THE COLLIERY ACCIDENT IN SAXONY, To the Editor of the Dartmouth Chronicle, gj r< the frightful accident at the Colliery of Bure.' an immense number o