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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-10

I

NOTION!! 1

TF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
ay suffering from Bi!e,lncligeation , and Tore d Liver.
they ehonld immediately take FBA ,IJD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They ae the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Month in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, a Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Costive State '
of Bowels, Singing tioises in the Head. Distension of
the Stomach after rood, IJoesaineas after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also act very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame. —They are
gentle and pleasant in their operation, require no con-
finement, nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with eeriest safety by both sexes of all ages--These
Pills are not represented as a panacea for every dis-
order of the body, like most of the modern quack
medicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver and Stootacti.--Sold by all
=ectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, Is. lid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-10

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHESTER. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1865.

N OTES OF THE WEEK.

There can be very little doubt that if the
order of General Dix to follow the Southern
"raider." into Canada had been carried into
effect, the peaceful relations between this
country and the Federal States must have been
sooner or later broken up. It is, therefore,
highly satisfactory to find that President Lincoln
has formally disapproved that daring burst of
spleen, and that the order has virtually been
recalled. Only one state of things could justify
such a proceeding ; the inability, through weak-
ness, of the Canadians themselves to prevent
marauding expeditions being sent forth from
their territory, to make war upon a power with
which they and we are at peace. 'Under any
other conditions the order of General Dix, if
carried into effect, would have been a flagrant
breach of international law, for which his
Government must have been held answerable.
Under these circumstances, Mr. Lincoln and
his advisers have acted with more wisdom
than is usual with them, in withholding
their countenance from the audacious threat of
General Dix. A war with this country at the
_ _ .
" ruin to

time

would

been

utter
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-10

lOW:JD% TONIC PILLS FOR FEMALES.
These nu are peculiarly calculated to restore regu-
larity. and impart health and vigour. It is unnecessary
to state partieulars,or to my mote than that they are
remedy for those diseases incidental to
female constitution, in the early and %diddle stages
life.. Bold is boxes et lilt. fad.

eared

'A/113, has
negligence,
it posr
C, prove tl*
each.

TOOTH-,

relief,
arAxs,
'1 at Is. lid.

Chemise, awl
each.

'is. tho op of
is 4- solobsiSed for all Tow
Foist lay

are au
the
, of

every
very desirable, longer
virulent becomes eruption
present Proprietor, A. J. Id;
neighbourhood infected by the
family in It, by refusing to believe
had really Itch amongst them.
Many hundreds of Testimonials
application will, however
&la boae et Is. lid.
EVAIPS ACHE
A sure and Instantaneous cure for
of the Teeth and Gums, Tie-dolmen;
have bound Instantaneous ' and borne
It. wondrous efliesoy.
Prepared only
bottles
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-10



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sheered. The eorps
• and Global

on
and annonnord tie

'ednesday
be-
-n Com-

rasot x•-,a,kocur zathl

litfl; 4- • .
••triat.4l *out bus
Assaiterss

. ; and that there would have been war, or,
at the very least, a suspension of friendly
relations, is beyond question; for on this
occasion not only would the indignation of the
people of this country have been roused to an
uncontrollable pitch, but our Canadian fellow
sat" would not have endured such an
_ _ _

Ica oi iJwoq
.berlietat pro. -

A numerous and
Westminster Hall on
=tation of prises to .
The prises, which
Wesel £1,400 and £1,500, tr,
Amu Grotivernor, who was
was , addressed by Earl
Bodo, who, in taking leave
on their efficiency, but a
Old ilte iiiMerial Giiva* Would,
ter rapidity of movement,
on of • new body of volunteers, sonsisting
Mho part ol engineers, who would take the etc..
tir railways in case of invasio A di n. nner
the proceedings. probability, have been ~md into
ant The Federal Government had a
Si o
narrow escape in the Trent affair, and since
than their policy has not been of that mild and
THZ Crieneosstar.—On V
molgglig, Illaur /OS
at 8 o'clock, the London and Bright,. character which is calculated to
pany's premises at London-bridge were besieged 134 forbearance. The treacherous way
4
100 mid 300 fighting moo, who were determined, in . the Florida was captured in Brazilian
V ble to our_g out their purpose of Tuesday to • waters by the captain of the Waoliachusetta,
ni". '"P."1"1 im°gnintad t° Um", though not an affair of ours excited a certain
and y were oompeued to avail themtebres of the
ordinary train, which leaves that station at 8 o'clock. amount of indignation; and 'if it should turn
They 'took return tickets for Honey, with soarmly • out that Lord Russell has been asked to join in ,
exception and !ben they arrived at Rorley they remonstrances to the Federal Government, and
A the train in a bod 7, and proceeded to • plat* has failed to do so, his *induct will not be favour-
wonA where the three. eeeetiee 4 Kent, abl viewed either by Parliament or the country,
Bumd,,abd BunsZeiGht* The izra .prwpigaish altlon hth B "t' h
the f wing as result of 4:— ormald g en is and Brazilian Governments
.18 roma,/ 477 minutes." Marsden was severely are not now on such friendly terms as they
beaten, sad for some time after the Hag WM cleared he ought to be. For Englishmen view in this pro-
iee•lsed hi his corner in an almost feinting soaditkm, aieding a mean and cowardly advantage taken of
havinit_...ills tido and !Arnie isetbad with water,
, a weaker state by the Federal Government ; and-
WI"'"," th "h" gella. walked."VPl"'", the oonlientrible expedient of running into and
imh rt, aOA stollen *Hi eye Ming oaly nwr
" hi) AI , ottleiPtai of, the light the t linki„, ,f4tk Po**. in preference to retmning
#
sels S 6 es . i - hei in niiinientitlMWeieni, hart made the prejudice
.., r
i
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-10

LOCAL BA NKRTIPTS.

Thomas Gearing, North and South Stoneham, Hants,
farmer
Joseph Wilcox, Southampton, grocer
James Charles Woodward, Sandown, Isle of Wight
Sarah Ward, South,ea, licensed victualler
Richard Preston, Bristol, beerseller
John Tadley, Bristol, hat manufacturer
Frances Ann Fowke, Bristol, schoolMstress
Thomas James and George Turner, Sta!bridge, Dorset.
shire, butchers
George Barrett, Weymouth, plumber
Thomas Beckett Barnes, Lower Upham, near Bishops
Waltham
John Jackson, late of Bath, lodging-house keeper
George Rivers, Crookharn, Flampshire

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
finance and Wright, Bristol, cheese merchants.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-10

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

A meeting of the municipal authorities of the borough
was held on Monday. Present: The Mayor (J. P.
Aldridge, Esq.) ; Aldermen Galpin and Coombs;
Councillors Proud, Vernon, Bayne, Gregory, Ensor,
Andrews, and Lock.

THE. TOWN
.01.071 r.

The MAYOR said the first business was to oonsider
and determine what remuneration should be paid to the
town sergeant, Mr. J. H. E. Curtis, for his attention to
the Townhall clock. His Worship stated that Mr. Curtis
had taken a great deal of trouble in regulating the
clock, and getting it into proper working order. It
now kept admirable time, but for some time he was
obliged to go to the London and South-Western railway
station in order to compare the time. He had now
applied for some remuneration for his past services, and
also a fixed salary for the future.
Mr. BISHOP said this was • matter which had been
before partially discussed, and he considered it was
time it should be attended to. He bore his testimony
to the attention which Mr. Curtis had devoted to the
clock, but said as the subject had before been partially
considered by the General Purposes Committee, he was
of opinion that it should go before them again in order
that they might report as to the remuneration
he should receive for his past services and what amount
he should resolve as an annual salary.
Mr. Faonn seconded this proposition, and i t was
carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

PROTECTION, FROM FIRE!

BRYANT & MAY,

WI-ITIMOT=T.A.PICI, ROA.D.
LONDON, E.

Invite public attention to their PATEN!
MATCH HOLDER and TABLET, a sketch a
which is given below. It is equally adapted for
use in Kitchens, Nurseries, Bed-rooms, 011icesh
Warehouses, &c., and should be introduced into
weary household.

The Holder is filled Patent Safety Matched,
mid the Reservoir below contains • supply of
Irrietion Tablets surricisar for two years.

THE RETAIL PRICE COMPLETE IS
ONE SHILLING
PETER tArrirmis 710311‘
ROBINSON'S
103 to 108,
63cironD 8 TREZT. S I LKS.
tolititilt,

BARRY & 043.4 A

ISITPEB.IO7, PREPARATIONS 07

0000.A_

tested and recommended by Dr. Ammer Das, N.D., P.R.!.
PEARL COCOA ed per lb.
PREWAREY) COCOA. le 2tl per lb.
ilidDiClildiPAtirtOl COCOA le 44 slat lb.
itzavE cocoA, in 1 lb. mid lb. wilful%
is 8d per lb.
To be obtained of all Grocers; end Wholesale at NM
FINSBURY STEAM KILLS, LONDON, ILO.

RUPTURES. *
BY lIER MAJE3TY'3 ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
IVRiTE'S M9C-11411 LEVER TRUSS,
(Perfected and Exl.sititod inhhe Great Exhibitions

18M and 1862.

ItEQUIyRI: G no
000nSteel tioprrirtterzil?od the
wing
peculiarities and advantages : lat.—Facility
of application; 2nd.—Perfect freedom from
liability to chaff or excoriate; 9rd, it may
be worn with equal oomfort in any position
A the body, by night or day; 4th. —lt ad-
mits of every kird of exercise without the
slightest inconvenience to the wearer, and is
perfectly coneealed from observation.
We do not hesitate to give to this inven-
. . .

tion our anquelified approbation, and we
strenuously advise the use of it to all those
woo stand in need of that protection, whichthey cannot
so fully, nor with the same comfort, obtain from any
other apparatus or truss as from that whioh we have
the highest satisfaction thus resenimmiding—C7sareit
and Stets Goma&
Recommended by the following eminent surgeons:—
Wm. Fergosson, Esq., F.R S., Professor of Surgery in
King's College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, to.;
C. G. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster
Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Esq., F.R.S.,
Assistant-Surgeon to King's College Hospital ; T. Call-
away, Esq., 8.-nior AssietantSurgeon to Guy's Hospital ;
W. Coulson, Esq., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital;
T. Blizatcl Curling, Esq., F.R.S., Surgeon to the London
Hospital ; W. J. Fisher, &sq., Surgvon-in•Chief to the
Metripolitan Police Force; Ashton Key, Esq., Surgeon
to hince Albert; Robert Liston, Esq., F.R.S. ; James
Luke, Esq., Surgeon to the London Society; Erasmus
Wilson, Esq., F. kt.S., and many ethers.
A descriptive circular may be had by post, and the
Tram (which cannot fail to fit) can be forwarded by
post, on sending the circumference of the body two
riches below the hips, to the nianufacturer,

rel.: 6
errANTILMAY
w-r4',-z4tv.z4
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,
with

1'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'S
PURE TEAS are now BIG 112-PENCIE
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 38. 44., REDUCED to 20. Bd.
TEA formerly Is. Bd., REDUCED to 3s. Od.
TEA formerly 4s. 01, REDUCED to Is. 4d.
TEA formerly 4e. 44., REDUCED te 3s. 81.
Two ounce, quarter, half, and pound pockets.
All GENUINE PACKETS are signed,

Oltirrfuona4a LONDON.

ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA,
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Abbotsbury
Bre/port
Beatninster
Blanri(ord
Bey Regis
Cerne Abbas B mnett, Long-street
DORCHESTER Erass, (successor to Mr. Frond,
H ig h- East-street.
Lyme Donator, Broad-street
Melbury Osmond
Piebilelrenthtele Symes.
Poole

Green, High-street.
Wareham Bent,
WEYMOUTH' y-street
Winborne
Win terborne
(Sarnia k Runt.
Yetminster
Chemists. he.. are keenkm in *very Town

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

i'it#oll„

upon Fox's grave the tear
'Twilrtriokle to his rivaFs bier

; 5011ffere *here the end of earthly things a
'Lava heroes, patriots, bards and kings;
ieirhare stiff the heedaret still the Seesaw
tho,e who fought, and. spoke, andlioldr%
re where the fretted *tales prolong
Ilia distant dotes of Pity tang,
As is evrne *eget spoke again
' Al pews. on earth, good-will to ins,,.'"
T. 4 truth, monarchs, statesmen, warriors,
poets, historians, have here found their list
resting place, yet it may be queetiened if
ever one went thithet to hie last long home,
so justly and eo generally mourned as the
great and good Lord Palmerston. It seemed
as if the longer he survived, the less his
countrymen could spare him. A greater ,
length of preparation, a mightier prestige of 1
renown attended indeed the tiatteral of '
'Wellington but Siege Sas a spontaniety in
the tribute paid leat friday by the nation to
the remains of the late Lord Palmerston,
that perfectly eclilited all'similar occurrences,
excepting, perhaps, the funeral of Nelson.
when the public mind was worked up to a
frenzy of enthusiasni. Iktreste excitement
would have indeed been out of keeping with
the character of Wit whose calmer mind
uplating the moment of dissolution, had
out for himself a final - dace in

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

Countr2

---......---.-

-ndr-r-rai
My gazdàis aid *air& 11
t that I can grow almost
the twst way of getting rid
for using the means we
the plan of turning in a
rim to the Sim of the
dear the snails without
after.]

—A correspondent of the
piss to destroy sato in
with muds snores :
were infested were syringed
cos boor after there was
"'.e—it entirely destroyed ,
, rolled ell of tar, wade
three years ago, mad the
I the annoyieg last* '
of say drees
,huric ecid would sratehhe
If Astoria acid he -sped ft,
syringe, white if sslphcris
must be employed ; both,
management, as they ate
skin.
•
bare this year a diem,
erect from sagehlegerftb-,
smell appease le the elbegm
is some iaskeeseallseit le
rot's, as if thar hada I
fruit has the appienhassast "b
is the sap to ooze out for s3Ol
wl the wooed heals ever, *Mk'
k a bard nese, like rose: -41 r
4 ao seer& Semethaes the ;•41
log cam be assists be. the •
id es the nether hand I have
prom diseased Amts. The
31 stages of growth; after a
however asessigmasaetgreets'
sometime* be dimmed while
bed is tree from it. Can yon
se the "hied t —A Chiestneer
Yottt
`,l tot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

-R. D.'in

.71aitteirri210.1.1. Et
Mr;

•

A vector Pr,sarra.—Tbe "lower garden is now brillisilt
With asters and dalillaS,lf the frosts of late spring haws
these, ac they did not do in many places it'B64.
" hare rejoicing in the bill hollyhock
smear; the shrubberies the only place visor*
isc spires tag • it ativety in a garden ; andlidding flees's!!
he the year's dowers, n 4 chrysanthemums alone base Dow
to be expected. The came dearth prevails amongst wild
dowers. Alew blossom of the rink cranesbill hiding in
the ditches, ystfow oorn marigoll, and scarlet poppies
daunting on the bash are alsooet the 'ale survivor's of
minmer'a profusion. Long dump nights and cold morn-
ii. ere severely trying vegeta tMo, and sundry dry leaves
arrest our attention thiverhur by the ride of the path at
the thought of the destruction Impending over heir
brethren.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

regitr4 one aet
Of freethinking
itr dfoirgstd
...I fidelity. This, it
otherwilie idmi

reed the report,
chsraeter. The

eotirstailatory A
exhortations to the pereni
•= of their children for a iot
T Wao left last ryeae I
one and two yet
•April, out
' 246, ilk

. ip
"The amount of the
. frepprhich, hors,-
-4 on Ednostidnltotaight .
la. 3d. contribnted by the
and the Bridpoi4 Chat]
the (441miltee of Oi
Funds" anhjeot to dodo*
'..ns of the _Nor
- of the In•peotor's
state of instruction

'Both

however
't lit to

. -
out, it seemt to
trnirab a iniatit,u-
'whisiti was of the
committee renew
" the
. the
had enlY
, At the Govern-
-250 boys present,
/Aging, and 246 fa
grant obtained was
• the Committee of
o deduct the sum of
Trustees of Taylor's
ties, *doh ate eon-

w"IOg.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

MAIIIBN NEWTON sAitO.

El Gs. 10d.
18$. 4d.
Small ditto us.
Nelortdittn Hot Smiths) El
18$.
Orders receive immediate attention, e.idrested
Mr. W. L'HOMMk, Mabitget, bbrcileBter.

August 14, 1865.

FOR HISTORY AND CULTIVATION, SER. ESSAY IN THE "JOURNAL OF THE
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY" FOR FEBRUARY, 1862,. No. XLVIII.
HALLETT'S
MADE

WHITE

PEDIGREE WHEAT,

MARK.
(ROUGEI CHAFFED),
NOW OFTERED VOA T}l TIME,
Grown upon the eturntuit or the Chia Downs, end yielded over seeeral Ames nearly Seven Quarters per
Aare, the Crop on similar Light Sods being this year extremely bad.

THIS is a fine Millers' Wheat, in addition to possessing the extraordinary productiveness of the
original Red Pedigree Wheat. Straw of medium length and very stiff, never being laid by bad weather.
A. Winter Wheat only.
SEED REQUIRED.
If Drilled in September, 4 Briahels on 10 Acres. I If Drilled in November, 4 Bushels on 4 Acres,
October, 4 „
8 r, December, 4 „ 3 „
Note. —The ORIGINAL "RED" PEDIGREE WHEAT will be supplied if specially named, otherwise the
above new White variety will this year, in all eases, be forwarded,
Paler, including Bags t—ONE GUINEA a BUSHEL, or SEVEN GUINEAS thia Quarter, by the Quarter
or Half Quarter, delivered in Bags, seared op and sealed., at the Brighton R•illWay Station, upon receipt of Ch,q
ur
or Poet-office order, toilikeitt *Aids it 'bill altir !emir foe eent to einkisown Correrpondents. Leas than a Bushel
not be impplied.

THE CITY W

SPIRIT, ALE AND PORTER STORES
HENRY MEATYARD3
IMPORTER OF WINES AND SPIRITS,
HI G H-STREBT, SA LISEUR Y.
SOLE AGENT for the celebrated tn&lid Oakhill Ale and Porter, &Ng-amber Modicum'
Al Alteepp‘ Pale, East India, Barton and other Dinner Alea
waits *Ufa
Pr Do & Per Bet.
I.Ld.
• • - - 15 1 3
- • • - 18 16
• • - - 24 20
• • 30 *6
$0
-54 46
16
26
30
36
40
t
-
-24

Per Dos. Pa Bat,
_s. ..d.

binner Sherry
Alicante Sherry •
The Standard Sherry
Choice Pale Sherry
Fite Golden Sherry
Finest Golden Sherry -
Old Golden Sherry •
Vary Old Golden She*
Marsala, Ingbake's
Rich Lisbon

chantpagne -
Fin% ditto •
riuset ditto •

- 18
-30
-36
- 42
-46

Old Tom • •
Finest London -
Fins ditto •
Cordial Mint .
croonsdi Seyean

l t ,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND A(,'RICULTURAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1865.

BLANDFORD.

TowN Couramia—Oilly *nee year dnes this heulin
apiwar in onr i,tioraiecti m with the boroua,
of Blandfoid. Our readers inay mak, "How ía thi ?”
and the only reply we elan rive is, " Bei:noun. BI
is a eloae borough." Whether the intereats of the ti,.,
Al, beat Om, erred by ...area., we meat leave it tor others
to determine, though it la not general), con-Aaron' wine
for any public body to carry on their business wtc
closed &P.n.* November l-t, however. being close at
hand, the burgessvot are permitted ono privilege, namely,
to choo e who shall repreeetit them. The four rct,,i, g
eouncllora (who -re eligible for re-election) are MtPPTP.
S. (hove., H. Gill, T. H. Bennett, and B. Meader..
SANITARY INSPRCHON.—At no time, probably, wai-
there greater need for a thorongh ilispection of ti,
varinuS bye-lanes rind alleyn of the two than new
exists, mid We tripit that our Local B will pot suffer
any plan by which the health of the iohabitantn men he
heat promoted, to senane their tionsi.:er.tion end adop-
tion. One fatal Cllgi of typhus hiss already rocurn-d,
and we have been informed that fever in its most
malignant form ham visited the town. No doubt a great
deal rests with the people themselven. No Inspector of
Nuisances, be he ever no vigilant and energetic, can
make up for eareleaaners on the (cold the bowie holdei a.
All noxious mater and sewage water ought to he
ernotiel into the common cesspool, which should be
often cleared out, instead of, Pi iR now the case,
emptied down the soils.* drains, to become a nui.anoe
and source of inf,otion in other parts of the town.
Were an enemy to land on our shortie almost every man,
woman, and child would do their utmost to repel the
invader. By carelessness and inattention to the most
simple annitary precautions, we eneoirege an enemy to
our very hearths and homes, which stealthily works
itself into our constltutiona, and too often counts its
victims by hundreds and thousands. By the long con-
tinuance of dry hot weather the drains have become
surcharged with a quantity of deleterious matter, and
this being freed by the late Inlay,' rains has, it is to be
feared, 'Tread abroad thoes sources of &settee, the flrut
fatal result of which will be found noted in our obituary
column.

SHAFTESBURY,
A Nnlttr Stlnoot. for the parish of St. James, lie., hae
just ben opened for sdults and youths ; the 3011601 is to
be opened three nights a week, and in under the super.
intendeuee of the rector, the Rey. G. L Harkness.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

THE (MULE PLAGUE.

IMPORTANT TO FARM RFS, GRAZIERS, DAIRY.
MEM, CATTLE DEALERS, !cc.
rpHIC alartning spread of the Cattle Mottain
in Ragland can only be prevented by holders
of Stock taking especial care to keep their Bares, Sheds,
and Drainage, free from all collection of Quack, fetid
matter, lec. Fresh air is as essential to the health of
beast as mash

Cleanliness is the most efficient mode of keepi-g
Stack healthy, and to effect this tho Manure, Diains,
dm, should he thoroughly di-infected from all noxious
effiuvia. RANSOME'S CONCENTRATED DISIN-
FECTING FLUID is the best and ohespest disinfec-
tant out. One gallon diluted with water will be
sufficient to keep 100 oattle in a healthy atmosphere
for one week. This Disinfectant is now extensively
seal by Railway and Shipping Companion carrying
Cattle, and RECOMMENDED by HER MAJESTY'S
SANITARY COMMISSIONERS am the most valuable
DISINFECTANT for PURIFYING DRAINS,
MANURE, BARNS, CATTLE LAMS, RAILWAY
TRUCKS, CATTLE SHIPS, he Sold its single
gallons at 6s. ,• two gallons, us. ; five gallops, 25e.
ClarrMge Free to any part of the kingdom.
RAXSOME'S
SANITARY CHEMICAL WORKS,
124, City Road, London, B.C. .
No Keeper of Stook ought to be without it.
Post-office Orders payable at City Read Office.
AGENTS WANTED.
DZN

SURGERY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

•know,,,
totawil n,_ em
he istieUeetual
male P'

a _ gratifying
ths &beanie of dle.
enlarges the school's
`o do much evil, by
-At of doctrines
-• which in
' of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

DEVIZES.

SINGULAR CASUAL/ST.—On Tinpelay night /Ms sky•
larks met their death in an unusual way. While en
the wing, and passing over Devisee, they are s
t 4 have been awarded by St. Mary's illuminated=
they flew against ite or against the tower, and were
killed by the e.ononsaton ; in the morning the bellringee
picked up five bird. gaits dead. The like occarresion
happened about a year and a half ago, the same person
then picked up about 30 migrating birds oe the apes.
In both instances there was a very heavy storm of Mill,
and in the first it thundered very heavily.

SOUTH 01 norr.

CONVICTION YOB PLUCKING D(301[13 ALITL—At the
Southampton Pohoe Courts on Monday, a young man
named Horatio Fowles wu fined 40a. and outs teff
plucking a duck while alive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

ittAktßileX.

Tan tradesmen of this tams Wooed thole gams en
Friday lasi during portina of OW day; it it Mdtk of
mope% to the late Prosier. • P.
(bust Lats.—The anima ewe hal of John Hales
Wendt, Req.; lord of th.mano,ss4 borongb, MLA held
!at thB 3,4.801 on Frtiay but before the steweri of the
40. Bettletti s miero ettable Jury, con.
sistilig tradmitiso of the iowin "he fury having
partaken of lunichst the antelope Inn, proceeded tps fits
Tewn; elk whin, they were sworn: Tffet aftBriearde
prooeedo4ed .41e tllelrtldl I otiol ot gip town
in order to utaH ihdir ileeiheitmodtt Attire o'etollt,
they *seal met at the Towirdiall; when De folitivrilt
gentlemen ware elected aeolleterl for the ensiling yele
—Mr. J. From n ; Meuse. FI bbs and
Wilcox, Yeaaverei—litywand T. B Dog 4
carnators and ale hailer.; Mescrt S. Noodle and R. itolMo
bread weighers.; Wass R. Digaikle AA E. D4vis, mom,
veyorg of chimneys and mantel.; Mr. C. Ye..rsley.,
scavenger ; and Mr N W,'Brieihr, hay ward. There were
seVeral presentments for nuisances in different poets of
theaters whit& the Jury recommended should be Moved-
before the notiee of the Board of Guardians at' their
mikk Thst siLis reeemmemded that Iti!) inslietStOr
sPOdint‘d by the Bari shio•lglgittefitre,begibd • ltd 3
for is nerve's,. The Jill", fifirrif *era fiat
dinner, at klei Red Lion Rotel, *lda tie 0' -
deafly of .Me. C. Yearaley foreman of the Jury, Hie tie*
chair being filled by Mr. Willi/1M Soicer. On the rhableinti
of lb* cloth, the usual loyal and pettiotis amadmr welt
given and day responded to. Daring the
C. 0. Bartlett Req., and several other gosPiti==
tradesmen of the town joined, sad a most agrarabia
evening *ad spent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31


.441/04
COO SEMEgnlostra feratas
MAIM Lairs, Friday.—Gloadr aod 'Sae isolites af
Moglish wheat moved cif steadily, at LIMP mday's
ourrenslp. In other Hods only a limited bosineen was
passing, on former *amis. We wens fairly supplied with
foreign wheat. The show of barley was less 01.01:111,0.
Msltu (ItlAtil4l moved off fr. e'y, irt extreme quota-
two.; whit* grinding and distilling noit4 were ee dear
0$ lut week. Malt was in full average supply and fair
request, on former t?rou. There was &good eofseuip.
tire inquisspise-hille linglib-and- 'foreign oats, at the
late advanoe in quotations. Beans were held for more
mons,. Fess absurd hub& steadily, at extreme rates.
The flour trade_wae dgm,in_former terms. The wed
trade was in ?doggish state.. In oak,' only • mode ate
husinass we. passing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

MI WHAIMAGS DUES.

Tbst MitlOl said the ant business was to take into
condderetion the propriety of reducing the wharfage
dues. He thought,- howerer, It • would be desirable to
postpone the matter Until more members of the Council
were preeent.
Mr. PotHlPAUTAiAbetorti that wss done he wished MO
make a few remarks. fkime tiyie shape dried Propelled
that an amended sultedille tif data ithttuld be prepared
by Mn Ccinnolllor Roberts *ad Other persona. If this
had not been dohe, he should Irish it to be, and every,
Counted°, supplied with • copy. so that they could have
an opportunity of perusing it. He wished the dues to be
reduced, so that the bondholders might benefit thereby,
but oars must be taken that, whilst doing se, the tea*
of the p id would not stiffen
The Mkeoa said he don Oirtain that unless the 'heavy
impoats upon the Channel Wends' steamers were r 5.
datiedebp vault would be taken away. The directors
were lgettink 14npatient, and also indignant, at the long
' of this heavy impost..
—ems remarked that Mr. Robert Dameru of
Donaleaster, had had about 7,000 quarters of grain in
Portland Roads wbieh he intended ,f 0 take te mole
'owing to the hetUry dues wbieh were ictiposed Upon
shine. 'l'hrough, however, his (Mr. Roberta)peanasion
kkiit had ovine into Weymouth.
Mr. Alderman Deventer' said it would be impossible '
to retain the steamers belonging to the channel I
Company unless • rededien krtbe fluid took plater.'
After a few further trasurits, it was deeided that
special meeting should be tionvened to take the =Me
' into oonsidendioth ' err
•
TILIASUMIMS DOWN ACCOUNTS. -it on°
Them reports Tgritedaramr which it sippeallit
that there was ti, i 4 Us. fki ha the henal
of the treasurer:
usenet WARD -
The IfAirot e 0,1114 on M. call •
meetingto tiled • Wind Alderman • • _ of tie
late Mr. dlderinah Waisford.
Arvuomezon von -
igliAl7llese
or:4l44akeeiedaptioe
bowegier,,p_ jigst to
was-fibe_ he

IJon kiirtarlor
_ Mr. ROD,

OT

lIRINIAZIR
11.4
Hos ,
flog
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

tar The Dorchester Coal Company have just discharged a large cargo of Baltic Timber and
Deals, ex " Feronia," which they are enabled to offer on moat ADVANTAGEOUS
TERMS. Builders and others would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity by
making early purchase'.
The D.C.C. beg also to state they have, for the present, made a reduction in the price of the
best Coal, (Wallsend) to the extent of is. Ad. per Ton. •

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY.

COAL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN
FORDINGTON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUraI, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OP THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:-
FORDINGTON.

TIMBER MERCHANTS,

Best Walleend Col, per ton • El 64. ftd.
Bulb ditto £1 ii. Sd.
Ba.dato.k ditto 18s, 4d.
•
Ninth Culm 19e. 2d.
Myer' s superior Tenby Stone Coftl (fot malting) ... _ ... El 6s. 84.
A large and superior stock of TIMBER, DEALS, SLATS, LATHS, TILES, GRINDSTONES, ko.,
constantly on Sales
DORCHESTER.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.

Ballo Coal
Radstook ditto
Small ditto
Newport small (for Smiths) ...
Neath Culua
The above Priors include delivery (if required) in Dorchester and Pordington.
The Malting and Boot Walkend Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all seasons.
WEYMOUTH STATION.

El ls. Bd.
18s 4.1.
ill. 84.
ls. 84.
194. 2d.

Thallo Coal
Radstock ditto
Small ditto

£1 _ Oi. 10d.

1 4d.
113. gd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

81etriee,

instrument

- was at MO time tits - ~ of
eiiiiinduotion. Who knows but that he may 1
=thought of this in framing the injune,l
to that effect in his will. Stall we are
not of those who have ventured to question
the superior fitness of the natieSta decree.
The nation cannot pay too much honor to
therremains of these whose lives have be.-
deVoted to their counter. . la the
future the honors done its great men 1
reflect back butte on its hiptory ; and _
collecting an illustrious imudi, .irithiu one'
hallowed pile, it aecetnuhtter, testiNeltd,
-hich tells what England ,Wee., and isfotasl,
I be. such are the permanent eaves et
- - our heroes. But the
the occasion, sacred
aria tell ia such a place with
Is than elsewhere can be
-- *Ong by the , choir
.......a and the life ;"- 041
Redemer liveth ""W
into this -world", convey
' a thrill of

been.
long
must
here
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

CATTLE MARKETS.

MemoPottrast, Thursday. —There WM a larger tort 17
of moat descriptions-of mast at this market to-day MI..
on Thursday last, and trade ruled generally eery dull-at
about previous quotattons. Choice caber, howevvr,
sold at an advance of 2d. per stone on Monday's rates,
the top price being ss. 44.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

agricutture.

_
A NOVEL PRECAUTION AGAINST THE CATTLE Prams
—A novel mode to prevent oontamination has been
adopted try Mr. Minter, of East Brixton, whose shed of
'aka now weer aanvaas bag, filled with camphor, ads-
peoded front the noel,. Other dairymen in the neigh.
honrhood have foliated the esample.
je is said Miscall& plagwe is slating is London, and
that since the disease broke out the supply of oak* at
the metropolitan cattle market has not been but
larger Shan before. It is dear, therefore, that • 'ty
ce betustOe is not Use owes of the hotelman tig
us such high prima for meat, althaugl4Opghaury
ft nearly allege shortness of supply as rpm for
au Inr4a, of price,—gtae.

aliti I 4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

A COUNTY P.
Published every Monday night, with
s,aticipstiou of all
r
AXLARGEMEA T 0
DORSET COUN
AND AGRICULT%
CONDUC'YBD BY MR
CASH PRICE,
UM •
« SOLD BY ILL BOOKSELY
onucTs : CHURCH
mpor

BOOKSELLNE*

mom,
rosT
p
LE,

LARGEST AND M,
PENNY P
THE "TE
12,250 COPIES ISSUED
18 NOV
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

SKETCHLICY'S SAWING, PLANING, AND
MOULDING MILLS, WEYMOUTH.
UT S. begs to inform the Building Trade
V V . that he I, prepared to supply tl.em w,lll
REA.DY-MADE JOINERY of every deaeriptiono the
best workmanship of the work bring prepared by

SICETORLEY'S UNIVERSAL JOINER,
Which can be seen at work at hb Mills, the Machine
having gainei the Silver Medal at the Plymouth
Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society over 17
other competitors.
W. S. aiso bega to inform Builders, &e, requiring
Steam Power that he can supply them with Stearn
Engines of any power, and Wood-entting Machines of
any kind.
lbw. Belting, do., supplied of the first makes of
the day.
N B.—The Universal Joiner eel be seen at work in
the Dublin
For further information spray to W. SILIVRLItT,
Great George-atreet, Weyinoufh.
. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

OR \Ai V`/01-'! r

Bt.lf PERUV AN GUANO.

MESSRS. SCOTT' & RELF'S SUPERPHOSPHATE

AND OTEIEL: MANURES.

OIL CAKE STORES.

HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Soura-sniarr,
L ORCEIWSII.

Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drilla—Steam
&Tines and M:chuies by Clayton, Shnttlawortb, and
Co., Brown and May, and other itininent
Fowler's, Howard'4, anl Smith's Steam Plonwhe and
rultiyators.—Woord -nd other Mowing and Reaping
:Maradpes.—Home I. key and EigT makers.

s THORLEY% FOOD FOR CiATEIR ;
orn and Flonr ks ; India Rubber stick and Wagon
Covers; Cart Grea‘e ; Machine Oils; Gutta Percha,
India Rubber, n I usther Bands; India Rubber and
Gulta Per& I.nbinfi., Son.
AGRUiUIItYR4L IMPLMENTR
Of every 4 acript,io i wit the Latent Improvement's.
• Garrett's, aryl fries', and Co's. Pionomie Turnip
and- Kansans Drills.
.0. FPO, TURNIP. MANGOLD, ii OTHigt REEDS
Of U/II beat gushy.
•TO FARMIRS AND CONIEUERS.

OENTLEMEN,—.I invite you to peruse" the
report of the diemssion, on Cattle Cenclimentsst
the meeting of the RoyPI Agricultural SOciety of
England, held in Ramsverequare rooms, believing that
the facts thee bronght to light by gentlerneth of repute:
don and noeition es farmers, and entirely nnoonnected
WWI me or my works, will convince yoq that the vales
[Attach to my diseovery is by no means exaggerated
. . . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

) public stin
elfeeding

I durum till
venetabae
high I

I to a
pLtio:iti-

Ote,,OntrAir. swipe
.4it ion,Aithich; howevesuhal,
—* tower the terip-tir
institutien •
iteefel„ao
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

VOL X. N 6.-526.

4CRICULTUR AL REPOS I TOR Y SALE&
ESTADLiellin IX 1852.
-lila. T. ENSOR (late BALM anS Emma)
,jYL ben to swamis* that his welt SALE of MAT
.sad erOUS STOCK 1,411 be held Olds
REPOSITORY.
0210.06 ii• the Soeth•Weatera Station, wet the South
Walk% ea SAtUItIMY,NOVEMBIR 11, 1863, corn•
ra-eciog at Twelve o'clock preeirly. st.bling cud
IC, ep for Stock cent the dee before the 81,1 e provi led at
31oderee Cbergea,, Enly Ratite* are requested 60 that
Cue publ city am be eves.
All Lora to be paid It.r immediately after the Sale, and
no lots takee away vattlioet at Order, to he obtained at
, she ethos on the sele enema,
711111IIT ZXTRTZ.I :

5 Fat Heiktv. .
. 10 Fat Saw.
10 Fat W adverc
Hate ihuM.
. 10 Sew SM..

,s 1 •Tqe.lo4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

critikk. ;ga tki

- -
• Wel, • • , 'Or QV.
vrentairti-i • 4.
A, . 401151 Ilesteit,itotWa oto SI
Ditto, wow 44 to 45 Irian, sr~ .5., • -tOto W 5
151tte.white....311;te 66 • ".• ,61ardi " 19 to II
Dittor . i 9 alia.
mid Liaeoln, Malaga% _ 17 to 40
.r.e4., • • Y 1 to 42
. • ,13:410k Ores 44, •••• HMI!, 40 to 43
ppatutire,,, Three 41110 ST
Iragirri • !fr. d'el• ro• . rue.
.regyggiV Cl,Vrt tato ST
„ t *•l° -• toOl
' ".1 Tails:
!Valk —Alto Of Rwelleh
41132ittilhffamplel an IS Winter
1 ... it to 53 rums.
ITS. , Town aunk.geg 11l
int te. ... to 38 Itre
Howrehola... 40 to 411
1." tin 14441,,,
19 to 23 Country •
. 91 to 28 , Notion( and Safolk
Swltektorld c 1.4" 18 to 221 ex ship
~.1110•1, '
BIRNIS041". •Thnerclay. —AI °boaster end Woe.
seater markets cei the 20th wheat advansed la per qr.
More doing in barley, at previous rates. Oats. beans,
and pea, tending upwards. Dwring the peeress week •
Further improvenient of is. per qr. has been realised on
new English wheat and old. Foreign held for • similar
rise. Marley the tarn dearer. Oats 64. per qr. higher.
More doing in beans, at previous rates. Pena unaltered.
At Wolverhampton yesterday wheat *old 5/owly, at am
*Arenas of is. to per qr. on all dercelptimm. At this
day's market there wee stilt oupply of Zogliih wheat,
which veld readity, at a ries of 2.. per gr. Foreign
barley ta. on. Barley and oats fal. to It. higher. Beans
and peas firm. The millers advanced the retell pries
of flour 3s. 4d. per mak.

Thursday.—On our market to-day there
was a fair supply of English wheat, which met 4 ready
sale, at an 'drawn of Is. per qr. For foreign a good
consumptive demand, and la. per qr. improvement was
freely made. Melting barley mo-e inquired for, and Is.
per qr. dearer. Beast qualities of grinding Rome, and
sold readily, at an advancer of 116d4per qr. -, but the
improvement did not mimed to inferior and healed
wimples. Oats in good request, and 64. per qr. higher
for all descriptions. liaise and beans' each 64. to is.
per qr. deorer, with a fair trade doing. '

• 'a 12,7 Y, -
Foams, Wedweeley.—Daiing the peet week grrin
came is mod oat of condition. !lie attendance also
was rather this, for which, however, tkere was • go
and priceaof good paroels aleaseed IL tbe or.,
the Moral guetatipag being from 40,. to Ma. for three
Cada,
,ancl Iron; 40.. upwards for infericr Milk Good
barleya were in demand. and made zatherligher prime
—from 2e,. to 325. Other cone woo stew'y, though not
a brisk Wade, at the prices of last mead. Oats nr.da
42A. to 26..; beans, 42a. to 521. : Peas. 364. to 411.
Flour is likely to advanoe, but bread be. saktdasapabows
IDA. the 411). loaf. • ,t
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

Before
-Nward
• dog, '

hers.—as

- - -r -
the
liastrased
ttit *hi
school
h feat

iriettnits-time "
afforded 0 this
Wier, We eery snitch
we religious ' •
of oe.--

to an.. , species of
life is apt to grow-kit°
iptttrea, and ultirtiately kola
is ale weak pint in an
Ir. S. STlPEteng

ablithed
Cht
ien eh,
haridter, _e that
ntotive reßgiototalling *ale it i
*ere of operations, .041onlated
remit*u tba bhildten
a.equal to another—a
'ter life -
larir
ivo.
heir
whole netpher
Ate ode& between
newt ea*iOntion in
pasa4 iji reading,
krithaieti e. 'rlie an
las.'
44 le.
'harity
idOred
a pt I
iminary
the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT AT WHOLEFLILE
MURDER IN DEVONSHIRE.

On Monday, • wholesale Attempt at murder was In.
castigated by the Tayisteek magistrates. John Medland,
who bad formerly assisted on the farm of Mr. James
Blateliford, Moortown, was spending the day there OIL
Tuesday. In the evening, while Miss Elizabeth Blattlt•
, ford, an extremely good-looking young woman, was i/11
the kitchen, prisoner shot her with • six-tiarrtiMed
revolver. Mrs. Blatchford rushed in, and found pri-
soner presenting a pistol close to her daughter's ear.
Prisoner fired at her. Selina seine in, and Medland
again fired. Jane hurried in, and raised Elizabeth, who
lay bleeding on the ground. They all tried to escape,
but fell, when Medland fired off a fourth barrel at them.
They ran to an adjoining field, where their father
was to detain him lest be too might be shot at.
Left alone in the kitchen Medhind took up a batobses
knife and out his throat. If. then rushed *at,
but was soon *need by Mr. Blatohford and his sea'
who bound up his throat, but he tore open the bandages,
which were, however, again secured. Before the
rnagiatratee the prisoner declared that Elisabeth Slats*.
ford loved him, and that he should have been happy
but for the prde of her family. The young lady ways
her evidence with great reluctance, and when she was
led out of court the prisoner piteously and frantieally
begged that she might remain so that he mold see her,
if but for a few minutes. POsoner, after being caution
said that he loved his " dear Elizabeth," that she sad
he was watched, and finding that she cried *boat it be
could bear it no ionizer. Four shots were fired, be said,
but two were intended for her, and the remaining two
for himself. Be wished that Elizabeth was dead, for
then lie could die happy. Prisoner was committed fur
trial at the Exeter Assizes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

! —Mr. Hussey said that the boundary fence and
ditch were his, and he claimed 3 feet on the other aide,
as was usual. Defendant was his 'servant, and vas
u.titing to. min on toe day ni question. tie iiitii-d
defendant beat the cross-edge. He had been friendly
'vitt; Mr. Eters, who hid said he supposed they should
em, shooting together this winter. He had supplied Mr.
Der., with a large gusntity of water from his dairy
house —The magistrates dismissed the ease, and a
charge against Mr. Hussey of aiding and abetting
arising out of the last was withdrawn.--B rnard
Holey and TIIOIIIB.B Foineroy pleaded guilty to
trespsssing in search of conies on Allington•hill, on ,
September 23rd. l'hey promised not to do so again,
and were fine I 10s. .ild 55. 3.1. costs each, and allowed
a fortnight to pay; in clef..ult, 14 days' imprisonment.
—John Hoglvr, of Cltiderink, was summoned by. the
Overseers of Whitohurch Canonicorum for nontpay-
tnent of 10a. 70. for poorvates, and was ordered to
pay the amount, or distress be levied in default.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

Bo'Moil •
sod nod
20; orid
-17 ; Ovaard,

extinct pat
iting lifyi been

boa preterit to
4 last thee or
3 ;bit.as
it was
,to olose it.
tio", it wu
in favour
to the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

MUSIC SALOON,
SALISBURY-STREET, BLANDFORD.

J. J. FIAIIJES,
BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Blandford and ita vicinity that he has OPENED
SALOON FOR THE SALE OF MUSIC AND MUSICAL minunwENTs.
A CHOICE smacnow OF NEW AND POPULAR Music LimAys IN STOCK. An Ineixtetion of
the same will be esteemed a. favour.
PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS ON SALE OR HIRE ON LIBERAL TERMS,
VIOLINS, FLUTES, CONCERTINAS, TAMBOLTRINZS, DRUMS, ko.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

- " SkLISISURY.

JeDD begs to thank his numerous Friends
. her their kind. Rapport. during his residence in
the FISII•MARIST, and to inform them that he hass
dispssed.of the FISHMONGERING BUSINESS to
Mr, RAQLESS, whom be ran with onnidenee reams.
mend 8A his successor; at the same time thanking hie
friends for their kind favours since the removal of the
BUTG4.IIIOIGBUYIN.IBB to No. 35, CATNESIEZ-STILIST,
'shier/I'lll Payments eau be made.

JTOHN RAGLESS, in anceeeding to the above
--escoaeraamnalrawßeftwass. horns, by °Mahan
a const+nt supply of the beet description of FISH, sea
by giving prorrpt attention to all Orders, to merit a
continuance of that liberal support which has been
scoorded to Ills predeeessor.

RICHARD TARR,
AUCTIONEER,
ACCOUNTANT, AND GENERAL VALOIR
Of Lad, Machinery, and other Property.
TROWBRIDGE, WILTS.

WEST END BOOT AND /MOE
lIISTABLISHMENT,
40, FISHERTON-STREET, SALISBURY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

Without Intemzt Afectic;te:

TS is the only discovery affording a perfect
coax, without administering internal medicine, th.
difficulty and inconvenience of which, in all disorder,
particularly incident to Children, are too well known n
need ally cpnt.
Many ' (it doilAtliaii are eyed annually by the
remedy; tin moil câ, (die b'ettle will produce th
desired effect. The Proprietor therefore earnestly iii
oonecientiously recommends it to Parents, Guardian
and all those who have the care of children.
. _ _

For the protection of the Public, and to prevent impc
sition, "J. ItOCHE" je signed on the Label outside ear
bottle, and the, nen*, el the polo Wholeaale Agent
" EdirardS,l7, at. Faure," engraved on the VOVOMMOT
Stittbp. Pft4 46, pet -Vale neld by most reaper:lib
Chem &Wista and att iinedlethei,

VEATING'S PERSIAN
AAP DESTROYING POWDER, unrivalled in destroying
/leas, Bap, Fliss, Beetles, Moths and every spode d i
and Bamako' to animal life. Sold in P. sake* Is andTils.ea
or poet free for 13, or treble vise for 96_poetage Weans,
by T. MTTEG, 79, St. Pees Churchyard, Landon, 1.0.

THE £5 DAY and ASTRONOMICAL
TILLEBCOPW.—From F. Menu, Bel., M.P.,
31, Brunswick Square, Brighton, 13th October, Mt
" Gontlerawm,—flinoe my interview with you on the subject
of the Talmoupe, I hare heard from Ltod Bosse, and will
thank you to mad one similar to that supplied to him
Lordship."--8. and B. SOLOMON* Optioime, 99, Allassels
Ihnek londoa, W.

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_lior Loassr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

"resew&
god in another 1
ali filled with dirty
and tho bag 1
liras inoi disowered, •
MAC vine\ Imre..
%lam Smith aid t"

km

Itowever,
'4 !hi

primmer

spoken about
ever _ it to primmer.
' drowse. The bag woe
given it to anybody or
it. She believed priposer
bag, but reoeiveik aim
left
months ago, KM
dress, and at the
.., you Easy as well take
.4 it im ert likely that I shall
did not recollect giving
prisoner the dress, or saying at any time what the
It'll inns&
Prisoner mil she wan not guilty.
Mr. Weston mid Mere would be other °barges
aped the prisoner when Miss Addison, a lady who
Ord ken staying aillsior Smith's, was re attendanoe
"it being the the case, she was also remsatied till
iimfey, and lad refused.
WEYMOUTH.
or Me Smanos.—As a prod of the
er' we say elate that very recently
dr gathered in the prams of J.
Bee-.

raraisetuwa.,

-. ago-
, grew r

not

her
bad

several

a to to
taking
holt o'

t
that, about tero

low s mimed drew
Mrs. Smith laid

, WWII I.

was highly
• the passing
several times

diderean-- forth. puha of
• of his &Nib.
wader.
to be
Tbia

, «may ._ —.as to parties
have no business at the upper
A tavern is also to be erected
Devenisli, who have purchased
proposed new station.
ten—The retiring members of
the lit of November will be for

MAITIRL

)finacIPALL
ribs mewl! ou
Maleosbe

Ward, Mews. J. Milledge, W.
- and J. Tisard ; and for Wey.
a. H. Devenbh and C. Ilibbe.
if the beads of the two parties
i‘eir followers in sheik, no greet
be manifested on the election dap.
to Mr. Milledge as being the elected
gown at the disposal of the
of the death of Mr. G.
the muse authority points to Mr. J.
called on to fill the civic obsin

Regis .
7 Drew,

alderman° ,

•011anile1100

dgdy'a maid and parlour
abeet • week •
had mimed the
dt; she did nol
flbs had given
lben• awl she
111001dand anyone
was leanest of '
a arrant who 1
!be girl said
pro bee
ow Imo
!lreee),
-
tarn fake!taislia
MUTH Olf A.LDZILMAII WILIIPORD.—After a long
Moos. lir. George Culverwelt Watford epsflsJ this
We at the advanced &as of 68. The deemeed
sad sin the Carporationleefon
Treted. Municip waal Baleen Ace. He bad
been Mayor, and was Ward Alderman f,
Malcom Regis until the tires et his
Wevaroves 1111fD POILMLNID ILAILWAT.--We
eland that a new station on this is •
' eroded near the Wertneeth flake
-Welpford,
Tined am tri%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-31

"lie broke no promise, served no pt:vats end ;
He pined no title, but he lost no friend."

The unselfishness, fidelity, and generosity which ap-
peared to Pope the especial merits of the servant of
Queen Anne were the conspicuous virtues of the
Prime Minister of Queen Victoria. The crowds
which gathered in and about the Abbey Church of
Westminster on eriday chew that such virtues are
admired and beloved now as they ever were, and
eve the surest warrant that they will not be wanting
in the history of EngLuid in the future. There nay
be seasons of doubt and perplexity is *re for tv,
wham authority may be uncertain and counsels may
be darkened, but the experience of the plat just.ties
hopefulness even when the prospect se most we-
promising. We unoonaciously imitate what we moat.
heartily admire, and the sincerity of the regrets
which attended Lord Palmerston's death gives us-
assurance that he will not be without suceseors
1
working in his spirit.