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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

MESSRS. J. and C. HANSFORD,
Saddlers, Harness ldskers, Ire., beg to inform
their Friends and the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and the
Public generally, that they have DISPOSED of their
BUSINESS to Mr. JAMES MILES, for whom they
solicit a continuance of the kind patronage and support
so liberally bestowed on them for so many years past.

MIL JAMES MILES, in entering upon the
above old-established Business in all its branches,
assures the Gentry and Public generally of the Town
and Neighbourhood, that his beat efforts shell be used,
in conjunction with the sane experienced Workmen so
long employed by his Predecessors, to give satisfaction
to those who may kindly favour him with their support.
air Punctuality, combined with moderate charges and
good workmanship, in executing all orders.
High West street, Dorchester, March, 1862.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

HEALTH AND HAPPINIMS TO THI
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.—A times
Copy of • New Medical Work, writtea by me et the Iwo
eminent medical men of the preempt day, stagy fed tAgis
guidance and benefit of that claw of sufferers whose ssilerisms•
are often self-hulicted, and who dente • speedy esti
curs, yet too often beunne the dupes of designing
qu Wks; for each enflame! this Work in intended, *swim a
certain means of care In all cases of Nervous Debility,
masstion, Organic Or Local Wcaintess, Lealturt,
ald viuions Nervous Symptoms; Ass miaowing Um
the so-called impediments to Marriage way be efreetnally
removed; with numerous illustratlve cues of Nooks else
Lave been restored to the blessings of health by followlog the
advice laid down in this work.—Sent free to any address, on
ecsipt of stamp to prepay e.—Addrese to the ileassrsar,
esthete of Anatomy, ill
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,

•
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
THE LADIES are respectfully informed that
this STARCH is EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE
ROY AL LAUNDRY,

and HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS SEM that although
she haa tried WHEATEN, RICE, AND OTHER POWDER
STARCHES, she hao found DOES of them equal co the
GLENFIELD, which lu

THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.

WOTHEESPOON & CO., GLASGOW AND LoNnorr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

A GRICULTURAL SEEDS of Genuine
Quality, at tles Lowest itauskat Priest, SUPPLISD
by G. J. VERTTJE, We) mouth.

DIXON and CARDUS' MANURES for
CORN, GRASS, MANGOLD, end TURNIPS,
FISHERY SALT, Re.
Apnt—G. J. VIIIITUE, Weymouth.
N.E.—Perurian Guano direct from Messrs. A. Gibbs
Ithel Sem,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

PORTISHAM.

TO BE LET, with Immediate Possession,
the HOUSE and GARDEN, with Stable and
Coach-honee, lately occupied by Mr. WILLIAM BIRD.
This House is pleasantly situated, and the garden
productive.
Apply to Mr. MANMILD, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

Srme anti Nab.

LAUNCH OP TRII RATTLER SLOOP OP WAR.—On
Tuesday •fternoon the Rattler sloop of war, 17 guns,
was successfully launched from No. 4 slip, at Deptford
Dockyard, into the basin, in the presence of Captain
Superintendent Buckle and • large assemblage of the
public. The ceremony of naming the vessel was per-
formed by the daughter of Mr. Howley, connected with
the steam transport. The Rattler, which is • splendid
speeimen et her class, will leave the basin this day
(Wednesday) for Sheerness, where she is to be com-
pleted, her engines. of 200-horse power, being nano-
factored by Messrs. Mandalay and Co. The Columbine,
11 gum, and the Jssenr, 5 guns, building on adjoining
slips, will be ready for launching in the course of the
ensuing three weeks, the Columbine being ordered to
be launched en the 2nd, and the Jasour on the 9th
proximo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN.

EVERY DAIRYMAN HIE OWN BUTTER
FACTOR.

VIORWARD your BUTTER to LONDON,
and receive LONDON MARKET PRICES,
and an IMMEDIATE -CASH REMITTANCE.
Address Cards furnisbea upon Application.

HENRY WEBBER,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT AND PROVISION

MERCHANT,
(Summon TO JOHN WMBRER k SON, ESTABLISHED
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.A.D,1770,

No. 1, BRETVER-ISTREZT, GOLDiN-SQUARI, London W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

Zporting Intelligente.

PEDESTRIANISM. —DERRFOOT, LAND, BRIGHTON, AND
JACKSON AT OXVORD.—Deerfoot, the celebrated Indian
runner, made his first appearance at Oxford on
Wednesday, in company with Lang, of Middlesborough ;
Brighton, the fear-mile elianyion ; and Jaokson, the
American Deer. The distance eelected to be traverse"
was six miles. The race was confined, after a few laps,
to the Indian, Lang, and Brighton, as the veteran
Jackson wee unable to live with his more youthful
opponents, although he kept up pluckily to the finii.h.
The three led alternatelyduring the rounds, and no great
distance at any time divided them, although it was re-
'narked Deerfoot generally kept in the background.
Upon doing the last lap, however, he put on a tremen•
dons spurt, pealed his men, and Came in a winner by
about 12 yards, Lung just beating Brighton for the
second place after a hard struggle. The ground was
exceedingly heavy, and the time taken in doing the six
miles was about 35 minutes.

Impala' Varliantent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

DOROMZSTER COAL COMPANY,
FOROINOTON, DORCHESTER.

f IPHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
1 beg to inform their friends mud The ',Whitens-
rainiWito_t_tbey tre SOW BILLING COAL
.14.206 K
• —l'oll CrAA7l.' •

At their Yard, FORDINOTON :
pee cwt.
Beet Walls-end Coal, Screened ls. 441.
„ Swell ditto
„ Ruabon ditto
„ Rad stock ditto ditto
„ Neath Cohn le. Od.
NO CHARGE for DELIVERY in Dorchester and
Fordington.
At the Great 'Western Railway Stations :

Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
Best Radetock Coal, Screened la. Od. Is. N.
„ Small ditto 74. 74.
„ Newport Small (Smith's) Is. Id. 10. Id.
Rusbon Coal
„ Bulk, Coal
„ Tenby Stone Coal
„ Neath Culm

All Coals not paid for within three months will by
charged Id. per cwt. more.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.

The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, ke.

The DOSCREBTISR COAL fkoirAse are also IMPORT
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, kc., ice., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.

All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.

Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'llomms, the
Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
immediate attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

SENT FREE BY POST

HE/O.S SON BEDSTEAD REDDiNE 6RE
FURNITURE MANY; ACTURERS

I%TOTTENKAI4 COURT itOAO LONOOIII,

£30,000 for £2., or £lO,OOO for 2L

FIJLL Particulars of the manner in which the
above Sums can be realised, will be given on
application to Mr. J. llsmors, Beaker, Frankfort-
on-tbeataioe.

Letters addressed to "Mr. CH. HAHN, 12, Luc
ham-street, Portland Place, London, W.," will be bar
mecliately forwarded Post Free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

Pk_jh
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DORSETSHIRE

HUNT STEEPLE CHASES
MO be RUN OVER the WADDON VALE
1 COURSE (about 3 Miles of Fair Bunting
Country—all I Grua), on FRIDAY, the 4th of
APRIL, 1862.

STEWARDS:

Loin) PovrimoßN
G. W. DIGBT, Esq.
G. STUB; Esq., M.P.

Hon. W. H. B. Poanisw,
M.P.
S. C. RADCLY776, Esq.
C. HAIIBILO. Easq.

The HUNT STARES, of 3 Son, each, with 40 Sore.
added. Weights 12st. 711). Thorough-bred horses 7
the. extra. The winner of any previous Race or Steeple
Chase 101hs. extra. To be ridden by Gentlemen,
Yeomen, Tradesmen, or their Sons.
The OPEN STEEPLE CHASE, of 5 Sot's, each,
with 80 Sans. added. Weight 125 t. The winner of
any previous Race or Steeple Chase 10Ibs. extra. nix
Stake is open to all England.
A STAKE, of 3 Sovs. each, with a PIECE of PLATE
given by GERARD STUBS, Esq., M.P., for Horses bond
fide the property of, and to be ridden by, Farmers,
Tradesmen, or their Sons, residing in the County of
Dorset, the same being in no way connected with any
racing stable Four years old to carry list. 61b. ; five
years old 12st. 31b.; six years and aged 12st. 10Ib.
The winner of any previous Race or Steeple Chase 10Ibs.
extra, and thorough-bred horses 71ba. extra. If 10 or
more horses enter the second horse to receive 10 sons.
out of the stakes ; if leas than 10 the second horse to
receive back his stakes.

The WADDON VALE STAKES, of 3 &vs. each,
with 30 Soya. added. Weight, hat. Professionals
allowed to ride in this race by carrying 7lbs. extra.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

BLANDER -AGAINST

Heal & Cook v. Dyer. —Th is was an action to reeover
dam gee for having uttered certain slanderous words of
the plaintiffs.—Mr. Collier and Mr. Cole appeared for
the plaintiffs, and Serjeaut Kinglake and Mr. Cox for
the defendant.—The plaintiffs are brewers at Bride.
water, and the defendant is a seedsman and nursery-
man at the same place. The evidence of the plaintiffs'
witnesses was to the effect that the defendant met a Mr.
James Crocken, a inaltater, in tLe street, and called
hint into his shop. The defendant asked him if he bad
heard any news, and he replied that he had not. De-
fendant asked if he did not supply a firm in the town
with large quantitiea of malt. Crocken asked if defen-
dant meant "up at the brewery," and defendant said
he did, and that he had heard it was all up with them,
aud that the general opinion of the town was they
would not hold on another month, and that he knew a
person who had ordered two casks of beer and could not
get them. This was said in November last. Plaintiffs
demanded an apology, but defendant refused to give
one; he subsequently said he had been told what be lid
uttered by Richard Gold, a smith in Bridgwater. The
plaintiffs were both examined, and deposed that their

usiness hod suffered greatly in
_soli-sequence ot this

171:Mie-r—, and -on the slay it was uttered '• person had
declined to complete a contract of 500 bushels of malt,
although he had offered it in the morning. Serjeant
Kinglake, for the defendant, denied that lie had uttered
anything slanderous. The defendant and some witnmees
were called, and their evidence was to the effect that
defendant hinted there had been a rumour of a firm
being in a dangerous condition. The jury gave a verdict
for RIO damages.
Castle v. lioskinc—An undefended action. Mr.
Saunders appeared for plaintiff, • builder and smder-
taker, residing at Bath. It appears that an unfriendly
feeling sprung up between plaintiff and defendant, who
are neighbours, the latter aliewing it by daubing with
paint plaintiff's nameboard, also windows in a work-
shop, and boarding others up. The jury returned •
verdict for £1.5.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

Scottanb.

THI LATE MR. ALRIANDICR BAIRD, OF 'CIT.—The
Glasgow Herold learns that by the will of the late Mr.
Alexander Baird, of Ury, the sum of £20,000 has been
placed at the disposal of his trustees, to be devoted to
charitable purposes. Mr. Baird, who was one of the
Bairds of Garteherrie, was unmarried, and has left •
fortune of a million and a half sterling.
&MUM PUBLICHOOSIB.—A Bill which has been laid
before the House of Commons by Mr. D. Mere, for the
regulation of publichouses in Scotland, contains some
stringent provisions. There is a clause empowering any
inspector of police at all times, and without any tuagia-
trate's warrant, to enter and "inspect' any house in
which he shall have reason to believe that exciseable
liquors are being unlawfully traffielord in. Persons
found drunk or drinking in a shebeen are to be liable
to be taken into custody, brought before a magistrate
on the "first lawful day," and fined. So also are
persons refusing to quit a licensed house at the pre-
scribed hour for closing; and the police are to assist •
landlord in clearing his house at that time.
" THIS COURSE OF TRUE Lona RIVIR DID Brie
Snocrra."—At the sheriff Small-Debt Court, Greenock,
on Wednesday, Eliza Brown, domestic servant to Mr.
Scott, fanner, Craigends, Denniston, Kihnaloolm stied
her master for wages and,board wages, on account of
her having been, on the 3rd current, unwarrantly
dismissed. It appeared that on the Saturday night
previously the girl had sat up all night in the byre
with a male friend, which the Sheriff at first thought
a very sufficient ground for dismissal ; but on it being
explained that the friend was the engaged lover, to whom
she was to be wedded at Whitsunday, be considered
her conduct more favourably, although he deemed it
indiscreet. His Lordship advised the defendant to take
back the girl, which he agreed to do; but on its being
put to her to say if she would go back, to the amuse-
ment of the Court she desired first to know if she
would be allowed to see her sweetheart, and how often.
On being told that she would be allowed to hold converse
with him once • week for four hours, she consented
to return to her service, though somewhat reluctantly.
--Greenock Advertiser.

_
THE DUES AND THE NAVVILS.—A abort time ago,
some of the young lady members of the Dunksld Total
Abstinenoe Society thought it would be a good move
to get op a social meeting or soirie for the navvie I
and others on the Dunkeld and Inverness line of rail-
way. Saturday ( being pay day) was Axed on, when
upwards of 15b of those for whom the meeting was
intended, along with a good sprinkling of their wives,
met in the Mason's Hall. At the close of the meeting
hia Grace the Duke of Athole made some humour,us
reniarks, and made a present of his walking-stick to a
"Broth of a Boy," to whom his grace had lent it by
way of a shillelah in order to illustrate an Irish wedding,
which wu done to perfection, and kept the audience in
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

KNOW THYSELF! Tax 0 it 10111.4.1.
GRAPHIOLOGIRT, MARIE COIVELLE, eon-
tinues her vivid and useful delineations of character '
from the handwriting of individuals, in a style pecu-
liarly her own, Persons desirous of knowing their own
charaeteriaties, or three of any friend, should send a
specimen of writing, stating sex, age, or supposed age,
tto., aDI 13 uncut penny stamp, and addressed
envelope, to MAIIII COUPELLII, Bedford House,
Russell-srmare, W.C., when they will receive a length-
ened detail of the talents, tastes, virtues, failings, &0.,
of the writer, with many other thing" previously
unsuspected, and calculated to guide in the every-day
affairs of life. The thous,nds who acknowledge the
value and accuracy of Miss C's sketches establish their
great utility. "It is pronounced quite extraordinary."
—Charles Hamilton. "You described my character so
truly, that I could not have done it better."—Louie
Rivior. "I cannot too highly compliment you."—ffleo.
Stuekey, 30, Grange Lane, Birkenhead. "The
character you sent to Capt. 11. is strikingly correct"—
Ernest r. V. Shutt', Haiden, Tenderten. " The best
judges pronounce it true to a T."—N. C. H. "You
have given the exact character of the persons. I am
almost afraid bow you gat year knowledge. It is
wonderful."—A. 8., Shillingstene, Blandlorci. "Soma
traits pointed out I believed to be unknown to any but
myself."—Miss O'Hara, Carr4a-town, Nenayli.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

PIDDLETRENTHIDE.

AI[ESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR have been
favoured with instructions from Hr. G. Fyowaa,
who is quitting the farm, to SELL by AUCTION, on
the premises, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1862, the fol-
lowing _ _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

ONE of the most recent TyLPROVEMENTS in

Harmoniums is the

PICCOLO PIANOARMONIUM.
MANUFACTURED by MESSRS. WHEAT-
STONE and CO., with projected finger board,
and unique wind indicator, which for style and tone is
unsurpassed. Price, in solid oak, polished, 10 gnineas.
Messrs. W. and Co's New Patent Five-Octave liar.
monintn, with double Pedals, price 6 guineas, is the
best instrument for the price made.
Address : 29, CONDUIT ST., REGENT ST.,
LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

CART HORSES,

WAGGONS, CARTS, IMPLRMRNS, Cider Mill and
Press, Cimino, Mill Utensils, Re.. comprising 7 capital
young Cart 11°ra:is and their Heroism, 4 Four-horse
Waggons with Iron Axles (201 which are nearly new);
a Two-horse Wagon, 3 Dung Putts, I Cart, 5 Ploughs
and Tackle. Plough Heroes and Traces, 2 new Oak
Drags, 3 Harrows, Seed Harrows, 7-share Scarifier
with 2 sea of Shares, new Iron Roller, Wood Roller,
a Two-wheel Land Presser, Haytnaking Machine,
Turnip Cutter, Corn Bruiser for Hand or Horse-
power, capital Apple Mill with Iron Rollers, driven
by Horse or Water-power; Cider Press with Double
Smelts sad Iron Levers, Re., nearly oew ; 2 Win-
nowing Machines, Boston Blower, Fan aod Stocks,
Bariey Pilers, Corn Sieves, Bushel and Half-Bushel
Mesoures, Rakes, 2 orindstone4, Ladders, Sheep and
Pig Troughs, Hay Knives, Sack Carts, Beams, Scales,
and Weights, 2 Reed Presses, 5 sets of Staddle Stones
and Caps, 4 Donkeys and Hods, about 30 good and
sweat Casks, from Half-hogshead to Two Hogsheads;
Tubs, tce., Floor Machine, Smut Machine, Flour Bins,
and numerous other useful Articles.
Refreshments will be provided, and the Sale com-
mence at 2 o'clock.

CATSLEY FARSI, CORSCOMBE,
4 Miles from Evershet, and 6 Miles from the Maiden
Newton Stations of the Wilts. Somerset, and Wey-
mouth Railway, Quarter of a Mile from Toiler Down
Turnpike Gate.

--
IMPORTANT SALE OF 283 DOWN SHEEP, 12
COLTS AND HORSES, 3 COWS,. IMPLEMENTS
IN HUSBANDRY, Ice.

MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to
announce that they have been favoured with
Instructions from Mr. F. Itiorwavr, who is quitting the
P.m, to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10th, 1862, the following
Valuable Live and Dead
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

APPOINTED AGENTS:-

DORCHESTER J. FROUD, Chemist.
Mrs. BROWNING, High Eut-s
WEYMOUTH A. ELLERY, 40, High-street.
S. CROMER, 18, Park-street.
Axminster
Bridport
Blandford
Here Regis J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Cerne
Crewkerne
Crahborne
Charmouth S. Ryall, Grocer.
Code Castle Mr. Wareham, Grocer.
Evershot
Gillingham
Flenstridge
Netherbury W. Fowler, Grocer.
Poole H. Dicke, High-street.
. .

It G. Weave 'Penny, Merchant.
Piddletrenthide J. Bolieu, Grocer.
Portland
Salisbury
iiherborne
Shaftesbury G. E. Horton, Fancy Warehouse.
Wilton J. Hopkins, West-street.
Wareham T. Randall, Market-place.
W. Summers, Grocer.
Wincanton

Yeovil
Yetininster

.1: feTrY-,llonth-Hreet.
T. Hayward, Grocer.

CASSELL'S COFFEES are sold in Canisters and
Air-tight Packages, from Two Pounds to Two Ounces
as follows :

Qussell's Coffee, No, I, (Ptak W'repper) 1. Od.
Cassell's Coffee, No. 2, (Blue Wrapper) Is. 24.
Cassell's Coffee, No, 2, (Lilac Wrapper) Is. 4d.
Cassell's Coffee, No. 4, (Yellow Wrapper) is. Bd.

CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA,
Is highly approved by Lovers of really Good Tea. It
is guaranteed for its Purity, Strength, and fine full
Flavour. It is the Tea for family use, the two essen-
tials, Price and Quality commend it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

INCOME WITHOUT lIISIC

PERSONS having a little time to spare are
apprised that the EAST INDI TEA COM-
PANY continue to appoint AGENTS for the Sale of
their celebrated Teas in any Town and Village in the
Kingdom. These Tess are packed to suit all purchasers
in leaden canisters, from one ounce to one pound. A
Prospecttui sent, post-free, on application to the Corn-
et their °feces, 9, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgat*,
Lxdcss.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

From the report of the Select Comniittse of Petitions,
issued on Wesineaday 'limning, it sinsars that in the
resent session there have been 81 petitions against the
Marriaves of Affinity Bill, bearing 5,480 signatures,
and 312 petitions, with 40,576 sign stures, in its favour.
Tits LATic LINcot.N EhrcrtoN. --It appears by the
Lincoln 64'lzette that a subssription has been commenced
for presenting Mr. Hinde Palmer, Q.C., with a testi-
monial 'for his able, earnest, and unflinching advocacy
of Liberal principles, which has resulted in obtaining
one seat for the advanced Reformers, and very nearly
seemed the second ; and also in order to manifest the
sense a Isiah the Liberal electors and non-electors enters
tam of the iutelli stoat lower, energy, and disinterested
devotion to principle ,which have marked that gentle-
man's conduct from the time that he first appeared
Among the citizens of Lincoln." A considerable amount
has already been subsciibed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

BROWN AND POLSON'S

PATENT. CORN FLOUR,

In Packets Bd., and Thu Is.
AS DouMe Profit is allowed upon the sale of
numerous imitations, families would discourage
the substitution of inferior kinds by refusing to receive
any but the packages which bare BROWN k Pousoe's
name in fall.

Many Grocers, Chemists, Ire., who supply the best
quality, in preference to best-protlt articles, sell none
but BROWN it POIEION'S.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

CATTLE MARKITS.

METSOTOMAN, Thursday.--To-day's market was
fairly supplied with beasts, and all breeds moved off
steadily at full prices—the primest Scots and crosses
having realised is 6d per 811. s. Sheep, the show of
whieh was limited—were quite as dear as on Monday,
with a good consumptive demand. The best Downs in
the wool sold at 51 6d per 81bs. The lamb trade ruled
firm, at from 61r6d to 79 per Bibs. The few calves on offer
were taken freely at an improvement in value of from
24 to 4.1 per 81kis. Pigs were somewhat steady in price,
but milch cows were very dull.—Total supnly—beaste,
1,020; sheep, 2j50; calves, 120 ; pigs, 340. Foreign
supply—beasts, 130; sheep, 560; calves, 80.
NZW6ilall AND LZADESHALL, Friday, Marsh 21.—
Moderate supplies of meat are on sale at these markets.
Generally speaking, the demand rules steady., and prices
are lOW supported. Inferior beef, 2s 8.1 to 34 2d;
middling ditto, 3.24 to 34 61 ; prime Date ditto, 3s U
to 3e..10d • prime small ditto, 3e 10 to 4s Od ' • large
pork, 3.84 te 41 2d ; interior mutton, 3s 44 to 3s 6d'
middling ditto, 3s 34 to 4s ; prime ditto, 4s 21 to
4s 4d ; veal Os Od to 5s Od ; small pork, 48 44 to 4s 80.
BRLSTOL, ki,* 20., A rather full supply of beef,
and the market opened very heavily. Towards the
close, however, there was a bettor sale, and a large
number of beasts changed hands at from 60s to 63e per
cwt. for best qualities, and from 52s to 56s for secondary.
A short supply of sheep, with an active inquiry and
a somewhat brisk trade; beat sorts fetched from 84 to
80 per lb. A limited supply of pigs, with a good trade
and a slight improvement in prices. In horses there
was an nnisetially large number brought to market, but
there was very little business done.
TALLOW.—No change in foreign or town melted.
153 casks Australian, by auction, sold at 39s 6d to
46s 3d. 306 casks stranded Y.C., 44a to 44s 9.1 per
owt—Official market letterissued this evening :—Town
tallow, 48e 6il ; fat by ditto, 24 sd; Yellow Russian,
47s 64; Melted stuff, 37.; Rough ditto, 21u; °reeves,
16s; Good dregs, 76 luiports this week 903 casks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

THE DORSET SEED ESTABLISHMENT,

3, BOND-STREET, WEYMOUTH.

Till T. HAWKINS, FLORIST, &C., respect-
t. fully announces that he has now on SALE •
very superior STOCK of VEGETABLE SEEDS, Sic-,
from the most eminent Growers. A Piioed Catalogue
may be had gratis, rr by poet for one stamp.
The Flower Seed Catalogue will be issued in March,
the Greenhouse Bedding Plant Catalogue in April.
The quality of goods offered are not to be surpassed,
and the prices as reasonable as san be quoted for a good
artmle.

Carriage paid on all orders exceeding ten shillings.
pr Fluke, Ash-leaf, and new Delsaiikoy Potatoes,
to for, Uinsatity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

AGENCY.

AGENTS are wanted. iramediately !.t tile
undermentioned Places for the SALE sad
DELIVERY of the WEYMOUTH, PORTLAND, and
DORCHESTER TELEGRAM :
SHAFTESBURY.
CHRISTCHURCH and 3OI7RNEMOTT7H.
RINGWOOD.
LYTCHETT.
CAREE CASTLE.
SWANAGE.
LULWORTIL
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Vampob ire.

SOUTHAM PTON.—Mr.• Stabbing, the President
of the Southampton Chamber of Commerce, in
giving evidence before the Parliamentary Committee
on the Andover and Redbridge Railway and its
branches, on Monday, stated that the number of
over-sea inward vessels entered at the port of South-
ampton in 1840 was 355; tonnage, 61,387. In 1860
the number was 1,075; tonnage, 322,169. Out-
wards in 1840; Number of vessels, 178; in 1860,
686. A member of a steam coal firm in Booth
Wales, in giving evidence before the same committee
stated that his him alone sent between 50,000 and
60,000 tons of steam coal to Southampton annually,
and that the cost by sea was 17s. a ton, while if
there was a railway from the coalpita to South-
ampton, without break of gauge, the cost would be
by rail only 15s. 40. a ton.

'We learn that the Mayor of Southampton, Mr. F.
Perkins, has invited Garibaldi to visit his Worship
and the town over which he presides as chief magis-
trate when the International Exhibition is open and
has promised the illustrious Italian an English
private and public welcome in Southampton, which
should testify the estimation in which his great
talent' and services in the cause of human freedom
are held in this country. Well done Perkins!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

GIVEN AWAY TO
SUFFERERS.

TAR SMITH has just published a FREE
EDMON of 20,000 copies of THE WARNING
VOICE TO YOUNG MEN. A Medical Work on the
Cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, DiIIUDOSS of
Sight, Lassitude Indigestion, Dislike to Society, Sper-
mattorrimes, Local Weakness, Muscular Relaxation,
Languor, Listlessness, Depression, Ac., which,
if neglected, result in Consumption, Insanity,
and Premature Death; with plain directions for
perfect restoration to health and vigour. Copies
will be sent, post-free to any address, on receipt
of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps.
Also, by the same Author,
DISEASES OF WOMAN,

A Treatise describing their Causes, Symptoms, and
Treatment, illustrated with Cases, free by post on
receipt of seven stamps, contains • mass of information
indispensable to those for whom it is written. Address,
Dri.Suirn, B,Burton-crescent, Tavistock-square, London,
W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

Court Nebo.

AD authority In Court matters believes that the pre-
parations for the marriage of her Royal Highness the
Princess Alice with Prince Louie of Hesse are defini-
tively arranged, and that, in order to insure the nuptial
eereniony being performed in the most private manner
compatible crab the high rank of the Prince and Princess
it bas been decided that the marriage Is not to take
place in London. It has been felt that it would be
almost impossible to have such an important ceremony
performed in the metropolis with the quietude and
absence of 81ate which would be it harmony with the
feelinp of Her Majesty and those of the Princess her-
self under their recent be anent. An impression
exists, in quarters likely to be well informed, that the
marriage will be celebrated at Osborne.

Tat QUERN AT OSSORNE.—At a recent meeting at
Cambridge, on behalf of the Army Scripture Readers'
and Soldien' Friend Society, the Rev. H. Heleatt, chap-
lain to the forces at Altlershott, narrated the following
anecdote, which be had received, he said, from one of
the actors in the scene :—" The incumbent of Osborne
had occasion to visit an aged parishioner, Upon his
urrival at the house, as he entered the door where the
invalid was, be saw sitting by the bedside a lady in deep
mourning reading the Word of Had• H. was al's" to
retire, when the lady remarked, 'Pray remain. I
should not wish the invalid to lose the comfort which a
clergyman might afford." The lady retired, and the
Clergyman found lying on the bed a book with texts of
scripture adapted to the sick ; and he found that out
of that book portions of scripture had been read by
the lady in black. The lady was the Queen of Eng-
land.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
Tg Wairenin,n ELICrION.—The signatures to the
petition sunset the election of Si, John Ray as member
of Parliament for the borough of Wakefield, are those
of two electors, named William Atkinson and Thomas
Denison. Tile allegations in the petition are Street
length, and ullustisfly numerous. Treating, bribery,
and intimidation oocupy a prominent place. Sir John,
It is also alleged, reeeived the votes of persons disquali-
fied to exercise the franchise—Some by ibis receipt of
,Parochial relief, and others from deficient or,oupation,
the nou-psymeatt of rates, acerresklenos, and even
Insanity. Personation, to*, it is alleged, gave to Sir
John votes withheld by those who legally possessed
them, whilst others ef his supporters fraodently voted
twice. Deducting the votes thus obtained the petition-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

HENRY TAYLOR,

TRINITY-STREET, RCHESTEB,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
MANURE DEALER.
HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
past favours, begs to announce that he has a
Large Stock of HORNSBY'S, HOWARD'S, and other
PLOUGHS; Cambridge's Patent Rollers; Plain ditto;
Seaman's Patent Drags and Harrows; Chain ditto;
Corn, Seed, and Manure Drills ; Manure Distributors;
Horse and Steam Power Thrashing Machines ; Steam
Engines by all the leading Makers; Winnowing
Machines; Ransoms and Sims', and Boby's Barley
Screens ; Char Cutters, all sizes, ill stock, from £2 ss.
upwards ; Turner's, and other Bean, Oat, and Malt
Mills; Bentall's Root Pal pcni and Cake Mills ; Horse
Gears; Wabliing and Mangling Machines.

Implements of erery description used on the Farm a
Makers' Prices.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;

Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Covers ; Cart Grease ; Machine Oils; Gutta Perch',
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India Rubber and
Gotta Perch& Tubing, &a—Agent for the Midland
Counties' Insurance Company—Fire, Life, and Bail
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

LAW AND CRIME.

A FRADULISNT B %tiK RUPT.—Richard Hargrave,
prosecuted at York Assizes under the Bankruptcy Act,
was tried on Saturday and Monday. He was indicted
for having, within three months of filing a petition it
bankruptcy, obtained goods on credit, and sold them
immediately afterwards, at under cost price, to stay the
importunities of other creditors. The prisoner was a
stuff merchant at Leeds and Bradford. Ile had carried
on his trade in • most reckless manner, and had lost
considerable sums on betting transactions. At the lime
of his bankruptcy he had debts to the extent of £25,000
or 00,000, the assests being nearly nil. The jury found
the prisoner guilty, and the Judge passed upon him a
sentence of twelvemonths' imprisonment with bard
labour. A second indictment charged him with
destroying a betting book in contemplation of bank-
ruptcy, but it was not proceeded with.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

MANURES, SEEDS, &o.

TI RANDALL begs to inform the Agricul-
-12.4. torsi Public that he has been appointed AGENT
For the Sale of S. JEWELL'S MANURES, SEEDS,

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K it. will attend BLANDTORD, RINGWOOD, WIN-
BORNE, and DORCIIF.STER MARKETS; and will pay his
best attention to all orders with which be may be
favoured.

Keyostoe, Blandford, February, 1862.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.
See that you get it, as inferior kinds are often
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON CO.. GLASGOW & LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

FARM STOCK:

Comprising 283 Barren Down Ewes, 4-tooth Wethers•
Chilver sod Par Hogs, 2 Cows near calving, I Barrener,
capital Cart Horses and their Harness. 1 excellent
Bay Mare, by "Seaport," 5 years, 15 and half hands. very
fast and quiet; 3 three-year-old Cob Pony Colts, 2 two-
year-old ditto, 3 Wagons, 3 Putts, Hay-making Machine,
Horse Rake, Ploughs and Tackle, Harrows, Drags, Iron
Roller, Horse Hoe, a very excellent three-horse power
Thrashing Machine, as good as new; Winnowing
Machines, Chaff Cutter, Turnip Cutter, Sheep Troughs
on iron wheels, Scales and Weights, Grindstone,
quantity of Casks from half-hophead to four-hogsheads,
and a large number of other useful articles.
The Sheep are in forward condition, and are warranted
sound The Horses are young, sound and good workers,
and the Implements, Its, in good order.

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Refreshwenta will be provided and the Sale will ooni-
mance at 2 o'clock.

AIR. H. EDWARDS, DENTIST, SOUTH-
STREET, DORCHESTER,
at Home Daily (torn Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS exeepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residences cf his Patients without extra charge.
A notice per post ensures an interview.

PRTR4ORDINARY MERIT must belong
-LA to that which
PLEASES EVERT Oz,
And snob is the case with the
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH

DIXON and CARDUS' Celebrated South-
ampton-made LINSEED OIL CAKE.
Apply to their Agent, G. J. VERTU], Weymouth.
Na—Attend all the Neighbouring Markets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

THE TELEGRAM

ENJOTS THN

LA.RGEST CIRCULATION
IN TII N

COUNTY.
CHEAP ADVERTISING, CHEAP PRINTING,
aud CHEAP NEWSPAPERS, backed by the

REPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTY,

being the order of the day, the Telegram has eorighi
and obtained the
TOP OF THE POLL

(The Dorset CArenicle being now, as regards circu!a-
tion, a mere cipher as compared with the Telegram,)
enables this journal to offer the best medium in the
county to advertisers at minced rates,

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EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF SERVANTS,
SERVANTS IN WANT OF PLACKS,
APARTMENTS TO LET,
HORSES, COWS, &c , FOR SALE.

THREE LINES of FIFTEEN WORDS for SIXPENCE,
Which must be paid in advance (ita stamps or
otherwise.)
We need scarcely observe that this Column will be of
great value to persons in trade, but more especially so to
serviints or employers, who will in all probability find
their wishes answered without the trouble and expense
of Advertising Oifices.
The form of these advertisements will be MI relieves :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

CONSULTA TION PEN.

FOR tte BENEFIT of NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
DR. SMlfk will, on reoeiving a description of the
patient's case (enclosing a stamped directed envelope for
reply) send his written opinion of the case, giving the
principles and treatment necessary to effect a perfect
ours. Address, Da. SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, Tavi-
stock-sousre, London, W.C:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

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for the HAllt, none have maintained such celebrity in
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few weeks; and will be found eminently ensemehil k
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it is indispensable, forming the bmis etc beautiful WM
of hair. Price ss. per bottle; large bottles, eontathim
more than four times the small ones, 5s each. Sold 4
every Chemist in the world, or sent post free ea receipt
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CONDITIONS.

Racing to commence at 12 o'clock precisely.
Four horses to start for each race or the public money
will not be added.

All objections to be referred to the Stewards in
attendance at the course, whose decision on all matters
shall be final, and without appeal to a court of law.
Should any person object to the decision of the
stewards, to forfeit all claim to any added money.
No horse allowed to start for any TIICO until his stake
has been paid to the person appointed to receive it.
All horses running (excepting for the Open Rase), to
have been regularly hunted with an established pack of
Hounds in the County of Dorset, from January 1,
1862; and to produce certificate before starting, signed
by the Master or Huntaman of such pack; and no
horse to start that has been trained by any trainer
of race or steeple chase horses within six months of the
time of starting..
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The winner of either race starting for any other race
to carry. 7lbs. extra.

The ;winner of each race to pay £2 towards expenses.
'lours to be declared at the tiros of entry, and not
(banged under a penalty of El.
Should the qualification of any horse ho objected to
store darting, the owner to produce a certificate to
tl e Stewards before the race is run, to prove the
lualification of his horse ; and if he starts his horse
About so doing to be disqualified.
To close and name to the Secretary by four o'clock
on the Saturday previous to running, at the KING'S
ARMS HOTEL, DORCHESTER.

CAPT. THRESHER, Hon. Sec.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

REFRESHING TOILET REQUISITE

AMONG the many luxuries of the present
Age, none can be obtained possessing the
manifold virtues of OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF
COLUMBIA. It is the BEST and ONLY certain
remedy ever discovered for PRESERVING,
STRENGTHENING, BEAUTIFYING, or RESTO-
RING the Hair, Whiskers, or Moustaches. It prevents
the Hair from falling off, or if already too thin, or
turning grey, will prevent its further progress, and soon
restore it again. Sold in Bottles. 31. 6d., 65., and lie.,
by C. and A. Oldridge, 22, Wellington Street, Strand,
London, W. C., and all Chemists and Perfumer,.
For Children & Ladies' Hair it is most efficacious and
unrivalled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

HUNTING APPOINIMENTS.

--
Lord Poltimere's Hounds—Wednesday, Whatley
Cross, near Mosterton ; Friday, Frampton Village
—at 11. (These hounds will now return to Polti-

more.
The East Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Uddens ;
Monday, 31st, Milton Abbey.
The B. V. Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this day),
Hohoest Pound; Friday, Fulham Cross Roads—at
11.
Mr. Badelylfe's Hounds—Tuesday, (this day),
Chamberbayne's Bridge, near Bere Regis; Friday,
Admiston Gate—at 10.45.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday, (this day),
Chargott Lodge; Friday, Holford—at 11.
The Taunton Vale and Langport Harriers—Thurs.
day, Pitney—at 11.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.

THE
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
D9RCHESTER, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1862.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

HOP MARKET.

B01(0'0014, Frida;,.-ifal7X2r.,:bn the whole, the
market may be considered steady, and prices are fairly
supported.

POTATO MARKET.

SOUTHWARK '‘'V—AT-R"R'Bl-131,—i;i;is;;.: March 21.—The
supplies of potatoes are only moderate, yet the trade
generally speaking, rules inactive, at previous currencies.

BIRTHS.

March 42, at 6, Royal Crescent, Weymouth, the wife of the
ay. Williams Sabine, rector of 'anthem, Yorkshire, of a

3.11.
March 18, at Evershot, the wife of Mr H. Vine, et a
daughter.
March 14, at Iligh.street, Yeovil, the wife of Mr Thomas
Manning, of • eon, still born.
March 14, at Crewkerne Brewery, Mrs John Jolilte, of •
daughter.
March 15, at the Mason's Arms, Dorchester, the wife of Mr
John Foster, of aeon.
March 18, at Crewk erne, the witerof Mr C. Paull, hairdresser,
of a son, still born.
March 17, at Goldsbrook House, Crewkeme, Somerset, the
wife of John W. Row, Esq., of a daughter.
March 20, at Bedford Place, Bridport, the wife of Mr C.
Clinker, of a daughter
March 19, at 69, Portland-place, London, the wife of Herbert
Barnard, Esq., of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

CROWN COURT.-FRIDAY.

(Before Mr. Justice BTLEB.)
After a due observance of the usual formalities, his
lordship delivered the charge to the grand jury. Re
regretted that he was not able to congratulate them
upon the state of the calendar, and obArved there was
• grave responsibility attaching to the disposal of many
of the cases. Many of the grand jury, and he said it
without affectation, were better able from their local
knowledge to judge than himself many of the cases,
more especially as he saw amongst them a gentleman
well practised in the administration of the law. His
lordship then referred to several cases in the calendar,
and made some lengthened remarks as to the charge
against the three persons charged with the wilful murder
of P.C. Penny at Yeovil. It was the law that in
the throwing a stone, though it might not strike the
person, was an assault. It was complete if the assailant
was within throwing distance. They had no power to
reduce the crime frein murder to manslaughter, but
they could throw out the hill for murder if they thought
fit, when another bill would be presented, charging the
prisoners with the lesser offence. As to the WM of
William Chard, charged with the wilful murder of
Parnell Howe his servant, he observed that but little
could be gathered from the deceased's statement, and it
proved that when the cares and troubles of this life no
longer trouble the mind, there WAS one feeling, which
though it might have been smothered under the cares
of life, again bursts into a flame, that of family affec-
tion, The deceased only exclaimed after being shot,
"Oh! my pour mother." If they did not think the
prisoner knew that the gun was loaded, and malice was
absent, then he was entitled to great punishment in not
ascertainias whether the weapon was charged or not.
The only other case animadverted upon was that of
Matthew Doyle, charged with the wilful murder of
Moses Anthony, at Bridgwater. The grand jury were
then dismissed to their duties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY.—The arrest of the Lieutenant of the
Sumpter at Tangiers turned up once more. It appears
that the statement respecting the release of that gentle.
man and his brother in arms was premature. The
American Consul was remonstrated with by the Moorish
Government and the British Consul, but he was
obdurate. The gentlemen were thrown into prison and
heavily ironed, aid what was supposed to have been
their release was simply their transfer from prison to
the decks of a United States frigate. Mr. Layard
trusted that President Lincoln, taking all the circum-
stances of the ease into consideration, would release the
prisoners. The Chancellor of the Exchequer stated
that be will introduce his financial statement on
Thursday. the 3rd proximo. The adjourned debate on
Mr. Borden's motion on international law was resumed
by Mr. Lindsay in the abeence of Mr. Cobden through
indisposition.

ItEIiDAT. —The business before the 11011$4 was of •
miscellaneous character, chiefly in reference to the
British Museum and National Gallery, the position of
British merchants in China, and the treatment of
Chinese in Australia. Several new bills were brought
in and read the first time.
WentreaDAt.—Mr. Ayrton moved the second reading
of his compensation for Accidents Bill, supporting the
motion by • speech. The Attorney General moved that
the Bill be read that day six months, and after con-
siderable discussion the amendment was carried without
a division.

THIIIISDAY.—Mr. Layard was interrogated by several
members with reference to the production of various
papers on Italian affairs. The House then went into
oommittee on the Markets and Fairs (Ireland) Bill.
FRIDAY.—Bir George Grey stated that the report of
the Royal Commissioners recently appointed to make
inquiries respecting certain classes of mines had been
received, and would be laid before the House. An
interestinz dis,ussion took place on Mr. Baxter's mo-
tion with reference to the inexpediency of increasing
the number of colonial fortifications.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

fl roar.

We will venture to assert, that it has never entered
the mind of any of our fair readers to imagine the deter-
mined resistance that would be made by the stronger
sex if their favourite Allsop or Bass was for the future
to be brewed from malt which had been previousiV
covered with mineral powder; then why should English
merchants, for the sake of the extra profit, allow China-
men to get rid of their inferior Tea by covering the
green with a bluish powder and making Black -kinds
more intensely dark, knowing that the rcineral powders
must necessarily be washed off and taken by our fail
countrywomen when the tea is made at table?
HorDe-
man & Co. are convinced that sterling quality is Pre-
ferred before mere appearance, they therefore import al-
their Tea without powdered colour on the surface.
These Pure Teas are to be had only of Agents, as adver-
tised.

_• HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. Consequences •f
Neglect.—ln our variable rlimate, the larger proportions of
disease@ to which mankind is liable depends on the neglect or
inefficient treatment of coughs, colds, influenza, and rheuma-
tism. The prudent will pay attention to the first aymPtcnigt
which are removed at once by the use of Holloway's Pills and
Ointment. In chest complaints, while taking his Pills, their
effect is quickened and increased by briskly rubbing his
Phitment on the bark and breast twice a day for five minutia
tirMnger if convenient. The friction causes the Ointment to
penetrate the skin, whence it pores to the lungs, and purifies
the whole male ofsbloed se it now @ through thew organs in ila

AM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

RAT MARKETS.

SMITHFIELD AN4l;4iiiii—TE"cia-r—ELLThe markets are
very dull, owing to the weather. Prices remain the
same as quoted on Tuesday for all good qualities.
Damp and interior loads sell unevenly.