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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

THE LEATHER TRADE.

Bina the commencement of the year the transectiona
leather have been on • very similar scale to those
which took place during nearly the whole of the pad
year. There ha.. been • good demand for most deecrip.
tines of leather for immediate consumption ; fresh sup
plies have come forward to quite an t.rrage extent, but
stocks of many articles continue low, Anil, unleas the
lb. neat ft:.`"Thf,.-,`",h%rist'LL's 10";`,,hur ifnacirr".. 1;icll :irong
silences fird proaioni, will be smaller than usual. There
haa been • fair demand for saddlers' hides and prime
heavy harness lddes. Common hide* and common
shaved hides have soli more freely, and we have very
few of thew, good. on hand. There is but little altera-
tion to notice in skin.; light weights sell readily on
arrival, but those averaging over 50th.. meet with only
• moderate Inquiry. Kips continue to sell freely, at
late prices. English horse bides find customers on
arrival ; the inquiry for Sianish has iinprolicd.
are rather dull of sale. There has been a gond demand
for most deecriptions of foreign butte, especially for
those about 30Iba, average, which have been scarce.
New South Wales butts have met rather a limited
inquiry. Heavy English butts of good growth sell
readily, at fall priors; those of middle and light weights
are more difficult to move. Bellies continue saleable at
late rates. Er.glish and foreign shoulders sell freely on
arrival. Low-priced kip butts are entree and mush
wanted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

eiT

A MAGNIFICENT

BUTLER'S POMADE DIVINE,
iv 2.U1 rarh.
eintnn• Pree Anal. II has mot I.on I tonc in wee, and on
I In.:lilt nppren..l of. ,teen t'• one...emery en nnennerste all
non pure... Von .e.e. :e neeP'ennte• Wet,. Innen. n; ; nionnee,
nes. Intl,* menu ol it. tfir,, .iej.soiols. It Is ... Ito tre
ivf.. Ch.i.Ped elands and Lip, so d Neeepke.
..PC•14... E,111,1411011, and Honchoed. of nee Skin. oceY
40.'4 sapowre to Lb. tun, cold rends, or
en,ln,,not

Ivs..ns 14.14 buon sniff, purrhawr. nre pat-
arly n-res..t.,l niu.ury.• uume mud 444re44 of Hu. pro-
ufers. BUTLeR 4:11.141.44 4, Ch•ap.d...1..40.6

ADVANTAGES
They oontain no Phosphorua,
Are not poixonoue,
And light only on the Box
WHITICHAPEL ROAD, Lospom. E.
K.lt—Biarain• axe Mar are also maratertaran at
an balm 'dada a Ma/4w, Webb, abd Caw lagalib

DINT,
CHRONOMETER WATCH k CLOCK MAXIS
_

I to the Queen aOd the let. Pole..
MAKER OF THE GREAT CLOCK FOR THE
ROUSES OP PARLIAMENT,
INVITES attention to the superior workman-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stook
of Watches and Drawing Boom Clocks.
Ladles' Gold Foreign Strong 811ser Lever
Watches . . . /IGois. ! Watches . g Gum
Gentlemen'. do. . . 10 „ Gentlemen'. o.ld
Ladlos'orGentlemen'. Compenmtloe Ba.
Gold English laver Isom do. . . .40
do. . .. . . .18 „ I Miser, do. 10. .
Marine Chronometer., 3.1 Gulams.

Gold and Silver Pocket Cbronometen, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of eveur demaription. Aue
elegant assoement of London made Fine Gold Albin-
and Guard
lvrla - 'a Bank)
; and

Chains,

FROTECTION FROM FiRE
OM.
•
PATENT •. •
SAFETY MATCHESLYESTAS
nite only on the Box
SOLD EVEI-,
,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds.—Thursday, Footmen
Wood; Friday. Bulharrow.
The Blackausir Vale Foxhotnds—Tuesday, (this
day), Clulthoyne ('neter ; Friday, Van; Saturday,
Hunter's I-Auliie—at 11.
Loyd Poltiniors Hounds Tuesday, (this day),
North Perriott ; Friday, Bradford Plantation;
Saturday. Ran.piolkans Village—at 11.
Mr. Buick Ile's Hounds—Thu.oday, Vellowlsarn
1I Wood —at 11.
I The Mendip Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this day,) West
Cranmore ; Saturday, Pys Hill, Rost Pennard—
at 11.
The West Somerset Bounds—Tuesday, (this day),
Claire Hill ; I ir I I t :in
..rtt.my,
The Langpint Harriers—Saturday, Cross Roads,
Lye., Cary—at 10.30.

All communications in relation to whatever iis.
partment of the raper are to he sailreinwil to
the Editor of the DOEIri coway plows dud
Agriculturnl (Mule, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DIRCH ENTER. TUESDAYS FEMILJAItt 1i.1663.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

To gAo Editor of LA e Dorset Comply &press awl'
A gric uttkrat Gosetts.

Darcbester, February 16, 1863.

Stri,—Whilst the subject of the -kaki of the
mikes/ sad fsir.tof this town is under oonsidsration,
it strikes e• th.o it is not a had opportunity to
notice the node in whicii these tolls are at present
rented. I believe they h.tve not been submitted to
public eompetition, se it ,FeliorsilV the custom, for
many years past, but that they Sr. let to the super.
intendent of police at a fixed rent. Ido not for •
moment insinuate that thin, office? Phis • lees rent
than the tolls are worth (tbeeps' the, toils received
from Mr. Foaor for his insathlyt 'Dd brtniffhtlf mike
in the Fairfield must haveroonsill,lrshlY augmented
their yaw. for severs,/ years past) But 1 think it
hardly seems proper that ser (4„ the Town
Gauged should year after year he ° Dim* of the
tolls, without the matter being the °Perr.
1 remain, Sir, . _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-17

Corresprmbrnct.

To the Editor of the
.Corset County Exprese •MI

Agricuilurai GaiseJ4s."

Dorchester, Fib. 16th.
8111,-1 read in your report of the Town onncd
Maenad edition of Telegram that the Mayor mid
that "They (the Beakers) consented to withdraw
their charges for interest of £245." Now, dr, on
looking through the account there appears credit
given for ffIS 12s. 7d. only. Pray may I ask idiot
has become of the balance of £1797.. bd. A reply
In your next will oblige,—Yours respectfully,
A RATEPAYER.

MR. BE'YMER, M.P. BELIED BY THE
CHRONICLS "OLD LADY," IN THE
SOLITHICRN TINES.

To the Editor of the Detract County Ewan end
A grtewltoral Gasette.

Sta„—Are you aware that the "Old Lay'
asserts that our senior county member read the
report of .dm Dorchester Farman' Club in the
Strutters Timer, when it was well known that it
was the Dorset Poway Express; and that he haa
nut mentioned the " Old Lady's" twaddle at all?
I ant, Sir,
ONE WHO HATES A LYING JOURNAL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

To Mr. 8. JEWELL.
8111,—We beg to enclose you analysis Cl
Pure Dried Blood.
Nitrogen . . . . 12.213
Equal to Ammonia. . . 14.88
Strongly rocommended to Agriculturists.
For the abort 3 awt. per acre is recommended.
Manufactured by Mr. EDWARD JEWELL, at the
Bockland Bone Mill; Landport, Portsmouth; and
sold only through Mr. 8. JEWELL, of Nursling, new
Southampton.
' N.B.—Manures also specially prepored for Mangold',
Swedes. Turnips, Potatoes, Berms, Peas, and Calibsoes.
Samples with Tortimonials of 1862 forwarded co
%pp] me ti on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

Steerage, 6 Guineas.

CIANADIAN ROYAL MAIL
V STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIVER-
, POOL AND CANADA, Via PORTLAND,
M•DOt. First-class foil-powered Steamen
will sall m follow% :
NOR. AMERICAN Nov. 5 NOVA SCOTIAN Dee. 3
AMERICA ....... „ 13 JURA „ 10
HIBERNIAN
DAMASCUS „ 26 NOR. AMERICAN .. St
Calling st LONDONDURT for Mails and P•1111•DOPIS.
RATIN or PAAII4OI.—To PORTLAND: First-Clasa 15
and 180.1..... according to accommodation Steerage
to Portland, Quebec, Boston, New York, Si: Guineas.
Pantensers an booked through to all parts of Canada
and the Western Steles of Americo, atitedueed Rates,
by the Grand Trunk Railway.
For Poosage, apply to BABEL k SEARLE,
19, WATIZ-STILAT, LITIIIPOOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

TIARNHAM • BLANDFORD, AND
DORCHESTER TURNPIKE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Tolls arising at the several Tollgates called or
known by the names of Fordington Moor and Long-
bredy Oates, will be LET by AUCTION. to the highest
bidder, at the LUAINTT HALL, Doncourrao, on
SATURDAY, the Fourteenth day of NOVICK BER next,
between the boors of Iffiecla o'clock In the Forenoon
and One in the Afternoon, for one year, commencing on
the First day of January next, in the manner direted
by the Act pared in the third year of the reign of
Via Majesty King George the Fourth, "For Regulating
Turnpike Roads," which Tolls will be put up at such
rum or sum., and in such lot or lots, as the Trustees
then present shall Mink proper.
Whoever happens to be the highest bidder, must at
the same time pay One Month in advance (if required)
of the Rent at ',huh such Tolls may be Let, and give
Security, 'frith sufficient Sureties, to the satisfaction
of the Trustees of the said Turnpike. for the payment
of the remainder of the money monthly.
J. T. KING, I Clerks to the said
THOS. COOMBS, f Trustees.
Dated 14th day of October, 1853.

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
AND Barrow.

MHZ ATLANTIC ROYAL
••• 1 MAIL BTF.AM NAVIGATION
• 11., COMPANY (Limited.) The follow-
_
log Magniacient Paddle Steamers will
Sail Every Alternate Friday. *a follows :
ANGLIA 3,000 tons .N. Prows .Nov. 6
COLUMBI A 3.003 „ J. IL Jeffrey .......Nov. 10
HIBERNIA .3.000,, lt. Leitch...........De5. 4
ADM ', J. C. Nicholson-- Den. 18
Calling at GALWAr for Mails an 4 Passengen.
RAM Or PASIMOL
To Nww Voltz : Chief Cabin. £IB and £l4 According
To Banos : Chief Cabin, £l6 and Cl 4 to aatissociate-
don.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

AGRIOOLTURAL lIRPOSITORT SALE&

MR. T. RNSOR (LATII RAW /SD =MIL)
brew to announce that his Next Sale of FAT
and STOKE STOCK will be held at his

NEW REPOSITORY,
• Opposite the South-WeMent Statioo, Dear the South
Waits, oa SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14th, 1863,
sominoncing it Twelve o'clock. Stabling mad Keep
for Stock sent the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that do* publicity may be given.
All lots to be paid for immedistaly after the eels, sad
no lots taken sway without in order, to be obtained at
ISki• office on the sale moan&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

State of
Weather.

TUN.
Foggy, fair. tow.
Focgy,rain,cloudy,
Rain, 'bowers.
_

Rain, boiateroux
Fair.
Fins, rain.
AT YIAL

Showery.
Cloudy, gloomy.
Rain.
Fine.
FoUY, gloomy.
Foggy, nne,gloomy
Foggy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

Vithob ire.

SALISBURY. TIMPiRiNCI Swine. —On
Wednesday evecilK the Rev. Robert Maguire,
M.A., of London, delivered a lecture before the
members of this society, at the Assembly Rooms, on
the claims of the Total Abstinence movement
upon society at the present time. The Rev. H.
B. Miles, rector of Burleston, occupied the chair.
The rev, lecturer in the worse of his remarks, said
that teetotalism was a growing question of the age.
He had never known any one in his life, who
seriously and solemnly, and with a good conscience,
undertook that cause who had not been bleeped. He
appealed to Christian people to consider the
matter, and to see what was their duty
in the case. He pointed out the evils of
drunkenness showing its effects upon society.
He said they all went a little of the way
with him, for they deplored drunkenness and the
existence of so many beershops and public-bosses in
the towns of England; but when he spoke of
each denying themselves in order to save their
brethren then the publie left him. He hoped
however, on this occasion, be should carry the
audience with him. He said that it had been
estimated that half of the cases admitted into
their hospitals were brought there directly or
indirectly through strong drinks, sad by the en-
couraging its sale they were feeding half the beds in
those institutions. Again, withlunatic asylums, Lord
Shaftesbury,the Preei dent of the Lunacy Commission,
had stated that seven.tenths of the lunacy arises from
strong drink, so that by their supporting the sale of
intoxicating liquors they were contributing seven
out of every ten to the Lunatic Asylums. Then
they had their Ragged Schools, which they boasted
of as • national institution, making England tolbe
the praise of the earth. He rather differed from
those persons, although be was the president
of one of those schools in London (mooed
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

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The start me delayed 47 mistake in consequemes of
the over satiety of several of the riders. Wen
by • bead. • heed separating the Stud and 3rd, and •
seek between the 3rd cad 4th, Bohemia was bas,
p€iyim..ia 6th, sod Glenorsehy, 7th. Os returning to
it was found that Adania, who rode the winner.
could not draw the weight, nor did Orimahaw sad it
was foand that some kads had been nailed to tie scale
adverse to the jockey.
I. the evening, Lard Westmoreland's oomplaint imp
beard by the stewards of the 3, Club, who, after
du* investigatioa, readrated the dea Uud 'dm
and awarded the stakes to Cateb•Nem...thve.
CAJfitiItDIMUIIIIII STAN'S, 1863. We, the three
steward, of the Jockey Club, in oonjwactioa with the
keeper of the match-hook, Laving been reenrsted by the
clerk of the soaks to werertain and determine whether
the jockey who rode Catch-kas-Alive carried his right
weight for the Cambridgeshire Nukes, are onaaiannudy
of opinion that he del awry it. We, the stewards,
therefore formally and &Deily determias that Catah-'esg.
Alive is tte winner of the Cambridgeshire Stakes.
" COVUTIT.
" J. BAWL
" C. A.LIMUIDIUL."
Bahseqemily Lord Westasorelasd notified to the
stewards that be withdrew his *bleed= to the wiener,
and the settlement of secounts spore the Cembridgeohirs
Stakes was, to some imamate', forthwith eontabaaeod
um" the heath. No light hae at prolong been thrown
upon the maaam to srlt the male, were tampered
with.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

REM* OF THE CORN TRADE,
A• D LATEST bTATE OF TELE
BT WEISS--
ê ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
The arrival of English wheat up to our market
daring the past week bee been on • moderate mos*
but, for the most parte the samples bare come to
band in rod saleable condition. Both red and
while qualities have commanded steady aide, with-
out, however, leading to any change in value. The
thaw of foreign wheat has been extensive. Gaul
and tine samples have realised full quotations, with
• fair inquiry. Otherwise, the trade has continued
heavy. There the been • good consumptive densuid
for malting barley, at quite UM week's currency.
Grinding and distilling sorts have clanged hands
slowly, but at full prices. The malt trade bail been
tolerably fire.. In the quotations so change bee
taken place. Oate have met • dull inquiry, and, in
aeon instances, prices have given way 6d. per
quarter. Beans have declined 6d. per quarter, with
a heavy ale. No quotable change has taken plans
in the value of pee& The demand, however, has
been much restnoted. Both English and foreign
tour has maintained previous currencies, with •
moderate inquiry.
The Scotch ossrkets bare been but moderately
supplied with most kinds of produce. Fine wheat
awl barley have oommanded full quotations; but all
other articles bare met • dull Inquiry, on former
forma
In Ireland, • very limited basins= bee been doing
in grain, and oats have sold at unusually low prima
The shipments to &Word have continued limited.
Most of the continental markets have been well
supplied with most kinds of produce, and the trade,
ly, has ruled heavy. Adrian from New
rceuralkinform us that the export demand for produce
wee inactive.

LATEST OUTS OF THI MAZER.

- -
COSX. —Priem at this day's market were the same for
everything am lama Monday. . Business very slow.
Carrii. —The supply of stock at to-day's market was
fluxion* but in middling condition. The weather
being unfavourable the attendance of buyers enis but
small, and trade ruled inactive. Except for some very
choice qiuslity prices slightly receded for every kind of
most.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

Important to Cotultry Pathnta.

N 0 CONSULTATION FEE.. Messrs.
SMITH will, for the benefit of persons suffering
from Nervous Debility, Lose of Memory. Dimness of
/fight, Lassitude, Indigestion. Dislike to Society, Local
Weakness, Muscular Relaxation, lower, and all
dissents resulting from the errors of youth and =La-
beled, ost receiving a description of the patient's mac,
send by return of post their written opinion, with
advise and directions for the most successful treatment
and cure. --
Who to Consult for the Cure of Debility.
GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUF.
VERSA& —20,000 copies of the PRIVATE
MEDICAL FRIEND, on the self-cure of nervous
debility, lose of memory, dimness of sight, lassitude,
dislike to society, impedimenta to marriage. fro, re-
sulting from the early errors of youth, which, if neg-
lected, result in oonstimptioc, ineanity, and premature
death ; with plain directions for restoration to health.
Poet free (secure from observation) for one stamp.
Address, J. sad G. Smith, 8, Burtonorement, Loodon,
W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF BALK

MIL T. ENSOR (LILTS BAKKE •ND meson)
begs to announce that the Sale of TIMBER.,
POLES, FAoogrA, IN-CALF HEIFERS, kit.,
Advertised to be held at BRADFORD on FRIDAY,
°MIDI R 30th, is POSTPONED (in oonsequence of the
very wet weather) until FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th,
Tara
There being upwards of 230 tote for Sale, an early
attendance is requested.
Bale at ONE o'clock.
October 3001, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

DORCHESTER FAT STOCK SHOW.

tfrHERE will be a SHOW of FAT STOCK
I held at T. ENSORW REPOSITORY on the
• CHRTSTMAS SALE DAY, DECEMBER 12, 1863,
when Priers will he given for the hen Pat Ox. Heifer,
• Down Written, Horn ditto, Down Ewen Pig, &a.
Particulars will he given in handbills.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

SPECIAL NOTICE. DUTY OFF TILL
rIIILLIPS COMPY. have SEDUCED
ALL PRICES

SIXPENCE PER POUND.
STROM; BLACK TEAS, 20., To 44., Is. Id.
PuiLurs & Co.'. Tow sto
BEST Atill CHEAPEST.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

Court anb Vigh Lift.

Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their Royal'
Righosmes Prince Leopold, Pr-mowers Helena, Lows,
and Beatrice, left Balmoral on Tuesday for Windsor
Caelle, travelling by a special train ei feet saloons and
other carriages provided by the *Medals of the London
sad North -Western Railway Comipasy. The Queen was
attended by Sir George Grey, General Grey, Lady A.
Bruce, Lady Churchill, and Harmer Dobeseck, Dr.
Becker, Dr. homer, •nd the suite of Royal servants.
The Royal train reached Perth at 6.18 the same evening,
when Her Majesty made a stoppage of one boar for re-
freshment, end resumed her journey at 7.18. travelliog
, along the Scottish Central Caledonian, and London and
North-Western Railways to the Great Western line at
Behteury Juiteion, and from thence to Windsor,
arriving there at 6.0 minutes pest nine o'clock the fol-
lowinizorning. The whole distance le about 600 miles,
The queen looked fatigued hone bug journey, bet
both 'ogees Helena and Princess Louisa looked is
altonst ruddy health, as did the younger members ci
the Royal family. There was no guard of bower to
"lei,. the Queen, but many of the tradesmen of the
borough were at the station to welcome her Majelels
return.

Tag &WPM= 11011D1111 Or • YOUNG WOMAN AT OLN
FORD—On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Humphreys held as
inquiry at the Priem of Wake Tavern, C%srierterrace,
Victoria-park, touching the death of • 10sag ••••••
found dead in the Regent's Canal, nadir tireamdanceis
that gave rise to • supposition that she had been sent-
deied The doomed was fogad in Dockett's Chad,
Victoria-park, on Sunday morning, with marks of serious
injuries on the face sod • cord rotted the seek, which
had epparently seldom& strangulation. There were
gall earrings in the can, but no matey or other property
was found on her. Slie had the appearaace of being about
30 years of age, and looked like • damage servant. Dr.
Davey examined the body, and pave it as his opinion
that the injury to the fees might him resulted from
either a blow or fall. Tla• seed mooed the nook be
thought, had bees made tight by the rWoUjoi of the
so* in the ester, and be NM of minima it had not
soaped strangulation. Be was indeed to think deceased
was a prostitute, and that she had emansitted
The injuries to the fate were not such as would have
caused death. They were sot serious. Brides=
been lakes, the jury returned a verdict " that
wee fogad drowned ; but how she ewe into the water
there was no evidence to show."
DIANN or Ns. W. Custrr, W.P.—This lamented
r Ledge,
died on Wednesday night at his met, Pantos
near Andover, Hampshire. The dammed jostle-
man, sot of the late Wr. Jostebaa COM, was born at
Bunion. Norfolk, in 1791, sad was emeequestly .
73rd year. Ha wee for • abort time In mule Ii
the navy, but sabsetpasetly bee's' • end
retried as • very extearive bestow for trey Ye;ltr•
Gray'a-but-reed, the INNIMISOI bsieg cal
t" Wiest in Loudon.
_emir
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

DEATHS.

October 21, at Portland, Mr. William Brett, aged 88. I
October 18, in London, Mr. George Clark, eon of the
late Mr. Morris Clark, of Weymouth aged 55.
October 27, after • long illness, dr. William Court,
wine-merchant, Taunton, aged 54.
At Wareham, Mx. Joseph Fooks, broker, an old and
vary respected inhabitant, aged 76.
At Lulworth, after attending the funeral of the late
Joseph Weld. Req., in whom writ= he had been up-
wards of 50 years. Mr. G. Batas, aged 83.
October 12, at the union workhouse, Bonitos, Nancy
Dunning, at the extraordinary age of 105 years.
October 19, at Lengburtom after a long and painful
Ulna., Penelope Marianne, the beloved wife of the
Rev. R. Cessna
October 27, at Shillinprtone, Wm. Osborne Loft, Don
of Mr Henry Witoombe, aged 5 months.
October 77, at Chalmington, Ann Stroud, aged 6 years.
October 28, at Lyme Regis, Mrs. Ann Osborne, after
• long illness, aged 80.
October 24, at Swanage, aged 53, William Bird
Brodie, formerly of liali-bury.
October 27, at Portsee, Charles !rimy, Esq., solicitor,
aged 70.
October 96. at Ringwood, Alfred, second son of Mr.
George Ward, of the Fish Inn, aged 24 years.
October 28, at Penton Lodge. Andover, William
Cubitt, Fag. M.P., President of St. Bartholomew's
Hospital. in the 73rd year of his age.
October 18. at Haselbury Brian, near Blandford,
Mra John Strange, aged 65.
October 22, at Planefield Farm, near Poole, Mr.
Thomas Cottingham, yeoman, aged 83 years.
October 23, at Cranborne. Harriet Mary Rinses,
widow of the late Thomas Ritmo, aged 80
October 25, at Evershot, after • short E:l6, Ks.
John Groves, mason, aged 70.
October 11, at Elton Lodge. Taunton, Charles, eisecetil
son of Mr. C. Goddam, aged 18 months.
October 96, at Blandford. Thomas Spencer, aged 15.
October rd, at Beech Howe, near Poole, Anna Felicia,
youngest daughter of the late Robert Slade, Esq.
October 26, at Broadmayne, suddenly, Mies Tusewell,
aged 88.
October 26, at the residence of his Don, Stickland,
Domed. Mr Seattle! Turner. of Crewkerne, aged 70.
October 26, suddenly, at Market-street. Poole. of
disease of the heart, deeply and deservedly respected
by all who knew her, Sophia, wife of Me. John
Frampton, aged 53 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

V orSt tsbire.

matter, The police went to his hones, which they found
to present an appearance of great squalor and wretched.
nese. On a inis fable bed they found the woman
Kirkland lying lifelevs, and on looking more tamely they
observed the neck and breast to be black and swollen as
if death had been the result of strangulation. The
matter was accordingly reported to the sheriff, and a
post-mortem examination made of the body on Monday
afternoon by Drs. krbsod and Stewart. It appears
that the woman Kirkland whose husband is • soldier,
named Sim, at present in India, lined in • state of con-
eubinage with the prieoner ; that she and Bell%haw led
a drunken and riotous bile, that on Saturday night they
went home in • state of drunkenness, and the supposi-
tion is that they quanrelled during the night.

wretched-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

CERNK ABBAS TURNPIKE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Trinkets of this Turnpike will kohl a Meeting
at the New lax, ('altar A BIAS, in the County of Dorset,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of NOVEMBER
next, at the hour of Twelve o'clock at noon, to take
into consideration. and to moire that in case the
consents of the Mortgagees of the Tolls of the said
Trust be obtained pursuant to the Act of Parliament in
such case made and provided an application be made to
one of Her Majesty's principal Secretaries of Stain for
a provisional order to reduce the rate of Interest on the
Mortgage Debt charged on the Revenues of the said
-Roads from 11 10s, per oent to el 1(k per cent.
Dated this 2Ah day of October, 1863.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

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MR. T. ENSOR (LAra sAIIIII AND mum)
bas been favoured with instructions from Mr. 0.
X. Brewton, who is quitting the above Reddens', to
SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
the 1863, awl following day if required,—His
Valuable
MODERN FURNITURE,
Chios, films, Ware, Plated Articles, about 50 dozen of
Choice Old Port, Madeira, Hook, Claret, and Sherry,—
Particulars of which are given in '

DOuCIIBEITER.

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—The &hiving lettriliniess missivod.—
" Nightingale HA, sinseeee.
"Data 80,—I have reouttly walbred own teem •
most violent cough, proceeding from • tleitSßlLiaa
chest, which no remedy, out of many I rewreed
allay. My head was constantly aching, mid my when
frame entirely shaken. Haring wen the good effects al
your Balsam of Aniseed in several members of my hail!,
I purchased a smell bottle, and when going to bed
night took a tea•poonful in two tablespoodula cf wanes
just .111111. The effect was immediate; it arrested the
tickling in my chest, I slept well, and nose perfectlir;
stared in the morning, with the exception of aizt
arising from fatigue by incessant coughing for some dale
previous. My cough entirely left me and has neva
returned. Having since heard of a lady in the alder
bourbood who for • long time had laboured under a nod
distressing cough, and who had resorted to "
within her knowledge, I sent the remainder onhere=
to her; and that long-standing, obstinate, sad (as Sill
thought) incurable cough was perfectly cured.
"I am, my dear Sir, yours very tool!.
"To Mr. Thai. Powell." "WM. NANDI..

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Odstock ;
Friday, itoe—at 10.45.
The Ted worth Hounds —Tuesday, (this day,) Oars
Hill ; Thursday, Amesbury; Saturday, Querley
Hill—at 11.
The East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Milton
Abbey; Friday. Bedchamber —at 10 O.
The Slackmoor 'Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this
day), Fifebead Neville; Wednesday. Lydford
Cress Keys; Friday, Stock House—at 11.
Mr. Radclyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Came House—
at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Winiards
Gap; Friday,Wynford ; Saturday, Clarkin= Crow
roads ; Monday, November 9th, Maiden Newton
Coppice; Wednesday, Mr. Homer's Ilartinstown;
Friday, Look; Saturday, Egigardon Hill—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03

foreign anti Colonial Intelligente.

SPAIN.—The hilelligess• from San Dominiger ir
the most sanguinary weinplexime. Spain ems pouring:
troops into the island to suppress the rebellion from
Porto Rico and Cuba, sad thi hiserreeticaary
taste were resisting with all their might. The attoalties.
committed on both sides are described as horrible,.
rivalling in badness thole perpetrated dude, the Indies
mutiny. In the district of Cibso the revolution bad
been suocasdal, but in the South the rebels had boa,
worsted.
GERMANY.—Aeccrding to a 'Woment made by
agents of the French Government in Germany,Detenark.
has little cause for fear with respect to aggremive tuitioc.
on the part of the Federal Diet. Saxony and &mover,
it is said, have only 1,000 men ready to muck while.
Denmark is so well prepared that it would revere
60,000 troops to make a decent show against her.
PRUSSIA.—The Nuremberg Conferences was held foe-
the purpose of framing • reply to the Hine of Prose..
on Federal Reform. King William, in his programme,,
set forth three points, one of which was that Prussia
and Austria should be upon a footing of equality.
These, it is said, the Stets, will declare to be unaccept-
able and inadmissible as the bases of Federal reform,
sod they will remain faithful to the plan already
elaborated.
The telegrams hitherto received at Berlin from the
provinces of the melt of the elections, show a most
decided majority for the Liberal party. In Berlin all
the candidates of the Fortaohritt party have been re-
tamed.
AMEBIC rt.—By the oily of London which arrived
with the mails from America on Wednesday, we learn
that the Confederate Cavalry which has been operating
&venal the Federsle has been driven across the
Tennemee, and that the Federal artillery has com-
pelled the withdrawal of Bragis head-quarters f ram
Misaionary Ridge. It is staked that the Southerners
are building pontoons, "probably with the view of
creasing the river to flank Roseperans." This, however,
would be • step fraught with considerable dangw. end
, it is not likely that General Bragg will depart from the
"safe" *pleas of tastics which it is in his power ta
adopt. From the met of war in Virginia we barn that
Confederate General HitYs oorps bad moved towards
Lessaburg, as if intending to cross into Maryland, and
that a heavy Federal force has boss sent to oppose it.
Mr. Chase, the financ;el healer ' has been making •
speech worthy of Mr. Tram' ha his most maniacal
momenta England is accused of her friendship with
America's enemies; England will, after calm reflection,
Sod it best to pay the American merchants for the
damage done by the Alabama; England will be very
much troubled about VaUandighani's eleestiem ; and Mr.
Chase, rising to the height of his argument, finally
shrieks out his ardent desire "to take OA Mother
England by the hair, and give her a good shaking." Mr.
Chase would have to obtain the thief pleas in the
British financial department before he could 'into+ se
good • shaking as he would like to do.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

DIBEASEB OFT .E
.HEAD AND HEART.

Why see theme dimmed m fatal? Tee answer is self -evident
—Mama. the first dieordered action Se neglected, or tint
meets. for Its recUfientiort are tuieapplied. Neither need be
U.. case at the prevent day. when thew excelknit Pills can
be pnrchmed everywhem at S price which please there
within the reach of everbody. No misapplication ma occur I
the printed directions are properly attended to. AA they Inveri-
ably address theruselvm to the seat of the affliction. ..ithosii
deranging thole organe willed ate already acting healthily.
Holloway's Pills are the beet purifier.. mid Mentior, tin
mined preventives of serious maladies ; of sj,joh, if they br
already established, they then become the most unremitting
extirpators.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE

COMPANY

48, sr. raluaragraerr, LONDON, a.w.

(Amadei in 1845, sad Samporered biSpeciail Act of
Parhamosag.)

Hatred from Report of Mr. PM* 14•IIDT, the eminent
Ananary, on the position and progress a the Nice to
the sloes of 1861 :
“rima number of Policies actually in force
exceeds Five Thousand, covering Assurances
amounting to over One Killion Steeling, and embracing
almost every clam or description of Life Assurance.
"Th. condition of the Company le sound and prosper,
ous, and bolds out every prospect of ineniaised seemed
The Bonus which the Directors may deelsre as therein&
of this Valuation, is larger in &meant, both as
the Shareholders and the Assured, than that dMureds;
Lorrizious mosaics, and this Boone has beta fairly
the past operations oldie Society, without, in
tbe s t degree, touching any portion of the (stare
prate."
Lest year 722 Policies were hayed, assuring £171,250
and producing 11,065 in new Premiums.
The operations of the Office include all Claseesof Life
Assurance on liberal terms.
. . .

No sharp is made except fsor Premium.
Every information will be given on application at
the Chief Ofltee, or to Mr. J. kxotzwa, 6, High•Fost,
street, Dordiester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

MR. T. ENSOR (LITZ DAUER AND ZN•01)
hat been favoured with instructions from Mews.
T. anti W. BRIDGE, to BILL by AUCTION an the pre-
muses, on TnunnoAT, 11AT 7th, 1863--
Valuabla Cart Hones mad their Harness,
3 Wheat Ricks,
I Oat Rick,
Pour-horse-power Thrashiag Machine, W
Putta, Corn Drill. Turnip Drill, Haymaking M=
Ploughs and Tackle, Hans Hoes, Drags, Harrows,
Rollers, Barn Implements, and a large assortment of
Farming Bffects.
Refreshments will be provided and the Sale will com-
mence at two o'clock.

PIDDLETARNTH IDE, DORSET.

TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY

R. T. ENSOR, (LATE ND IDCI7OIO,
At the New Pinourreenenine, on
FRIDAY. IIAY 13th, 11163, at 4 o'clock in the After.
noun, The following f'OPYHOLD LANDS and
PHEW/VAN :
_ _

Lot I. A Cottage and Garden. No. 297 on the Map
of the 'rlanor of Pidilletrenthide, occupied by Adams,
°melanins Ir. 2p., more or less, and held for three lives.
A Clow of l'asture land, No. VS so tire Map
of it),e nab' Mania, containing about 2 acres, and held
ler three liver.

Lot :I.—A Cottage and Garden, No. 276 on the Nap
of the said Manor. occepied by Groves, containing
perches, more or lees, and held for three lives.

(A poor-lot of about 1 acre is held in rigiti.ot Ibis lot,
and will be w4d with it.)
To 4.—That and pkitaantly situatod Derell•
ing-boons, known " Laskington Cottagn," containing
dining-room, parlour, 2 bedrooms, 2 attics, kitchens,
wino and beer cellar. An excalkist 3-stall stable, with
onset-boom and harness-wenn, and a walled-in garden;
Noe. 277. 271 t, 279 on ths Map of tbe said Manor, no.-
seining about 31 morales, more or lea, and held for
three lives.

(Three poor-lota of shout 1 acre each are held in
right of the foregoing, and will be mkt with it.)
Also, Three Tenements, one now occupied by
'Myra, and two small Gardena opposite and near • Lek.
ington Cottage."
To new apply at " Lackington Cottage," and for
further particulars to Messrs. HILLARD and 80x,
Solicitor,. Portsmouth, or tha Aucrio,axa, Dorchester.
The abore premises are all within the Manor of
Piddletrentliale, and will be mold subject to the rents
and burdens due and aecitztouied.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

PURE SWEETS.

SCHOOLING AND CO.'S
PRIZE MEDAL
PURE SWEETS
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• 011 AT VANITY OP illaT-RATI
MACHINE-LIDE CONFECTIONERY
Of Out mai wholesome and delicious
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DEUGODAN.
TILLIIIPABUT AID °TIM PAMIRS,
AT

ON E PENNY - PER OUNCE.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS,

I, Co.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

lb the &Nee.

fint,—ln mammas* ef the letter of " Looker oa,"
made It • point to attend the Townhall last wish, *pm
' the .ce.Uou of soother "butch" of SUMMICOSIMI for
I thwiehrstes—and it is • pouts to ma now, whether the
reel temernasswe of di *rector and cirurchwerd=litt
of the inifismitee' the greatest towards the in
16 was elicited hom the first of the sunnamed thid the
repairs of the earth wore estimated at tA! ! sad that
those speculators, who " pews for sale," were nal
rated! fI And one of she migistratee bad the audarap.
bemuse one man objected to pay upon oonscrissitiouri
scruples, to my, that if he did net like the laws of this
country sail conform to them, he had bettor ge to.
another ! for that such • rate Irle kw the benefit of the
whole parish. If so, I suppose the ether thumbss will
derive some benefit from • rate thin is monstrons in
Ito weipdtude and unjust from its intiotion. If dm
men et this rising place submit tamely So tut=
*Maim and permit themselves to be
bullied, and talked to eat hoard them, an our my
ledf No area They will pm • character for that
wend of slavery, which lea& to most Wheeling wow
oneness, and asthma man but one degree letter than a
gorilla. It It high time that man who do Apt know
their duty shersid he Mid It; and the aisr ought te MS
that anther mum co boys with penny whistles ma la
the bell or on the hansl6
Tours Maly,
APEL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

DROPSICAL SWELLING AN.D. TURN OF LIFE.

This is the moat distressing period in woman's hixtory. it
destroys thousan s, tbe whole of the (MIS humours miler
together. arid like a tide sweep away health and liee itself,
not timely and powerfully checked. The moot certain remedy
for all them dangerous symptonw is Holloway's Pills. Armed
with this greet antidote, the fiery ordeal is pawed through
sod the sufferer is once more restored to the poemaion of
unimpaired health. MOM Pills are equally efficacious in all
female complaints, and obstructions ist the dawn of n 0.....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

THE NECESSITY OF A PUBLIC PLAY GROUND
AT BLANDFORD.
--
TO the Editor.

fax—The rapid ezteesion of the town of Blandford,
caused by the formatioo of tbe tionienet and Dorset Cent ral
Railway, mud, I aboeld imagine, afford cause for much
congratulation to the inhabitants, and of considerable
gain to those capitalists who have bad the forethought
to "make bay while the sun shone." With this
enlargement of the bounds of tb• town, and reasertent
igeresee in the population, there has. however, arisen
• nocesety for many alterations and improvements,
arid not the least of these, is my °realm, is the
providing • puha' reereationgreond foe the youths of
town, and aloe a sultable bathing-plane. The eret of
these requirements areas from the fact that tbe only
pl.ce wirers the yam( people as enjoy an hoer's
reoreatios is in the public streets (and here, if etotieed
by the eche., are Plopped), and the mewed is, shag
she part of the river New used for bathing purposes
is both dearness and indecent—more than one
having been drowned there, and is within view
of the rear of the houses in Fast-street
To meet this state of things • plot of ground, situate
sear the town and properly eeled, is the Aral thing
to be obtained. But the cpivetion arises—who are the
parties to reeve in the roaster? Ceredely the peble
themselves, who, bs sagnisitirmorbenkd solicit the Mayor
to comes' a piddle inestang, at whisk the walijeet
scold be freely and fully deemed, and no doubt
such suaretiens would be managed ea neva iodises
the nobility and Wed* gentlemen el Eon Neighbour-
hood to easW in go ezeallsist an nedsreaking. Trust-
ing that three few remarks ray WA sibm to the
smatter their beet attrition, and lead to ewes PrsoliPti
result, I remain, Sir,
• YAMPA Y E.E.
April Rah.

" CEIND.L? JUDAMIL"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

Or orresponbruct.

To tho Bdaor.

tisyour valuablepz.to t.ime you beeteheallowawiLed • specs ln.
town. I trust that the following remarks will meet
your approval, as well as the wishes of all those who
are disposed to aid in giving innocent amusement I.
those who visit us, as weD as to themselves ; and when I
look about for innocent, manly recreations, I sni led to
oak the question —Where can they be found? Is times
gone by we could enjoy °urea= with the bet and the
WI, but alas! where are they now? I would appeal,
btr. Editor, to the young men el Weymouth—l she=
bare said to the spirited young men of Weymouth, be
bring the bat and the ball once more from its slumbering
place, and without delay begin once more in fanning •
wicket club; end let them be assured that crieketinp is
en =re= healthful to the body, relieving the mind
from the daily wear and tear of business habits, giving
a seat to the enjoyments of life, and in abort, a magnet's
attraction to those visitors who perambulate about our
town to End amusement. Are there no pntleman left
among us to take a leading hand and once more bring
out our young men in contesting the game WI formerly
with the cricketers of our neighbouring towns?
IIUDA VERITAX
Wendouth, April 2Pilt, la&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

By • command issued by tho Postmaster
Gapers', all unregistered letters containing °obi,
will in future be detained at the post-offices,
and forwarded registered to the parties to whom
U. 7 are addressed, who will be called upon to
pay a double registration fee. After the nume-
rous convictions for dishonesty by post-office
clerks and letter-carriers with which the public
have been made acquainted during the last few
years, all right-thinking persona must rejoice at
the promulgation of this order. It will remove,
to • very great extent, temptation of theft out
of the way of the inadequately remunerated em-
ployers of the poet-office, and if there were no other
reason, this ought to be • sufficient preventative
to the unwise, as well all to the un-economic de-
vice of folding half-eovereigns and sovereigns
within the Please.= fade of an envelope.
Letters may be registered for id. ; post-office
orders for small sums can be obtained for 9d.,
and it can only be ignorance or miserly thrift
which will prevent, in future, the provisions of
the Crown from being embraced by every subject
of the realm who has to forward small re-
mittances through the post-office.
The annual report of the Registrar-General of
Births, Deaths, and Marriages, in England and
Wales, has been published, from which it
that in 1861 there were lees marriages
appears
either of the two previous years, and
that, although the year was healthy, the number
of deaths exceeded that of 1860. The births,
however, were more numerous than they had
ever been in England, reaching the high number
of 696,406, being by 12,368 more than in the
preceding year. This is at the rate of 3,461 per
cent, of the population, or we birth to 29
persons living, and is higher than the mean rata
which ia 3,318, or one in 30. Although the
mortality was greater than in 1860, it was below
the average of the preceding ten years. Of
marriages, 163,706 were celebrated in 1861, being
fewer by 6,460 than in 1860, and br 4.017 than
in 1860. The Registrar-General reroute that
"Table, which run • series of years
show that the people tuts inclined to enter
into wedlock in the first than in any of the Imo-
cooling quarters ;" and In the year under notice
"that season was eminently unpropitious, in
consequence of the severe frost and dearness
of provisions." The Registrar-General has
introducei some leading facts in the sta-
tistics of Prance for the purpose of cam-
Peon; and it is seen that both the
marriage and birth rates were lower in that
country in 1861 than they were in England,
while the death rate was higher. Although,
however, we exceed both Frame and Austria
in the rate of increase of our population, we are
ourselves surpassed by countries which we ere
not in the habit of someidering proosisest in
inatsriaLweß-beWg. According to IL Marmite
Meek, an entineatlnveraststis.,we mew
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

it ampsbirt

BouttxuorTa.—On the occasion of the first
meeting of the thornlike Unein Congregational
Society at Bournemouth on Tuesday, the 22nd ult.,
about GO ministers partook clan excellent repeat In the
British Schoolroom, providat by Mr. Cherie, Candy, of
the Royal Arms Inn. The viands and trines were of
the choioest description, to which the assembled gentle-
men did ample justice. The chair was occupied by
the Rev. N. Hurry, (pastor of the church.) and many
admirable mycelia were made with reference to the
meeting. The dinner was served up in Mr. Candy's
esual style of excellence we would therefore advise
parties visiting Bournemouth to patronise that far
famed liostlery the Royal Arms inn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

April V * lOU

To Ms Mar.

firs,—ln your report of a seersiou lately peraceed by
the worthy rector of Illandfortk on the
conireaation, it was stated that ..ter.liwn'or=
to is support of the rite. Will any assougre your
2=readers kindly roam the Ampere end verse
is eb support is found ? I have bra rains for
p.m*. where the words oonArination, orelleuted, ari
metro cow, but fail to and any warranties the rile
as practised in the Church of England.
Yeas humble 'errant,
ENQUIRER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

6333
12 U 4

40 3 16

Porebevers may mow or feed tbe several lots, but in
ease of nionine. the bay to be removed from ate
premises bv the let of ()hnober, 1863, or forfeited to tile
Veodur.-25 per seat. depout to 12.1 paid at time of &le.
To men the wavers' Lot., apgy to Mr. WiLumi
BIRD, jaw., Bound-lane Farm, Ugh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-05

pARAFFIN LIGHT 'COMPANY
18, BOCILINNUM, LONDON.
-
Safety and economy in the use of YOUNG'S PATRNT
PARAFFIN OIL. The Public are recommended to
purchase Paraffin Oil at (hoes Shope where tbe Show
Card Is Erbibitod, bearinw our Trade Mark.

MARK.

Ardi/4/fr,
DE ZYOUN
;1/400
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

ACCIDENTS

BY ROAD, RIVER, OR RAILWAY;
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IN THE FIELD, THE STREETS, OR AT HOME
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RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE

COMPAN V,
04, COBIULL, LuION.
£140,000 has been already l'aid as
COMPENSATION
FOR ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS,
In 75 Fatal Cases, and 6,880 Cases of Personal Injury.
Salm and further parUoulan may be obtained at the NalhtuY
Stations, of tin Loral Amt.', or or 04
HEAD OFFICE, 64. CORNHILL, LONDON, E.C.
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary.
Railway Passengens Assurance Company,
Empowered by special AM el Paella/new, 1849.
C. GOOD, Old Bank, Agent for Dorchester.
Agent for Weymouth.—Mr. R. MARTIN, Railway
Station. Yeovil—Mr. JOHN STONE, Pen Mill Hotel,
Mr. FOSTER, Bristol and Exeter Railway Station.

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choice at 3544 and 4s.
Horniman's "High ttl
itStandard Tea" at 4s. 4d 4 c
formerly 4s. Bd.) ex. 114
ceedingly strong &
del iciowl, it is ia great PK°
favour with those whc -
desire at a moderati.
price the BEST import-
kied. Parehasersidontify • r
this choice tea as it is I ,
El sold only Packets
E never loose—each signeLl y •
AtIIthaNISCO LONDON
V.
I 4, 4 NV

111110--, Agents in ThtS DISTINT
for HORNIXAN's TILL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

HEREFORD CAT;111

MT. ERROR (LATE DAYIR AND ENSOR)
has been favoured with instructions from Mr.
ItAwmes, who Is quitting Hook Farm, to SELL by
AUCTION, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1863,
,being the day after Dorchester Fair)—His Superior
Herd of