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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

Nampobire.

PORTSMOUTH.—A DAnorsoos PI47IIIING. —A
lad dwelling with hia permits in one of moo winos=
known as Hadmore, near Portsmouth,'" few days shim,
found an eight-Inch spherical shell on maw lemittlitt
cent mud lands of the harbour; after
labour he managed to deposit it in the prism plot In
front of his home. On Sciterday, about 4 p.m., the
led's father being Mama from home "shrimping," the
former determined to try if his prise was • "loaded
one, nod if so, to let it off. A train of powder was
quickly laid to the tall-tiled fuse aperture in the the 4
and the led, at the other end of the innall garden, fired
the train. The shell exploded with • tomida roar. The
inmate+ of the other cottages rushed oat of the doors in
• state of terror. Scarcely • pane of glass was left un-
broken, while doors and window-ea/Ass were shaken
from their fastenings. The mime of the colealtief wade
found lying in the garden, bleeding, and beret by the
lire from the explosion, but stramielswelimbi an-
touched by any of the fragrants of
which were thrown upwards, and some pinion fell at as
Immense distance. A. baker's boy, paean' with hie
handcart of bread in • lane at the back of cotton
was thrown down by the force of the
explosion,
found himself suddenly scrambling amonga.se on
the ground. The poor boy who fired the shell was etc-
veyed is the Lendport Hospital, where hie injuries
were attended to, and hopes me given of his Speedy
oonvskocenos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

I /IP ORTA NT__RA LE _TO BREEDERS OF

Ani&oiD-CeißiC

'Ap.. T. (LAM BAENI AND YAilin)
kaa been favoured with instructions from Mr.
RAWLINS who is quitting Hook Penn, to SELL by
AUCTION, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1863,
.H ,fbeing the day after Dorchester Fair)—His Superior
erif of

PURE-BRED HEREFORD CATTLE;
,Cenehtliag of 104 Dairy Cows, Heifers, Bob, and Fat
Heifers, Catalogues of which may be obtained of Mr.
RAWLINS, ON IA the SCCTIONZIR, Domlieeter._

on.,

. --.
An Omnibus will meet the Mid-day Trains it the
Maiden Newton Station.

The Auctioneer begs to inform his Friends that this
superior Herd has been bred by Mr. Rawlins for many
year with the greatest care and judgment, and at great
expense in purobaaing Bulls from Breeders of first-class
Hereford Cattle. They are chiefly deseended from the
Steak of Lord Berwick and Mr. Williams, of Kinpland,
Leominster ; they are sery handsome, of great size and
quality, flrat-rate mashers and graziers; and the Au.-
tioneer can, with the greatest confident*, state that they
are unsurpused, and rarely equalled, by any Dairy in the
West of England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

ANNUAL SALE AT BRADFORD PEVERELL,
NEAR DORCHESTER.

(Lm R. T. ENBOR (s BAKER A/CD E1f8011.) has
been favoured with instructions from Mr.
Ctamorrn, to OFFER for PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
Premises, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of OCTOBER
Ini ,
A, • very large and most useful assortment of
TIM BER iunIPA AI. FOL DI NO, oonsiating of Ash, back
isprum, Scotch, Sycamore. Beech, Birch, kn., and a
great quantity of Faggots.
Also will be Pohl about GO DOWN KWES and
WETHIOOI, 7 IN-CALF DEVON HEIFERS, and 1
WII A NLI NG ditto.

Farmers, Carpenters, and others will do well to avail
themselves of the present opportunity to obtain a &A-
ndo aasortment of moat us eul Timber and Poles ; the
Ash Pelee in particular ani well adapted for Farm
purpoers.
The Sale will commence at One o'clock.
_

WIIUAM zial7cii;Wooiwa,;-I :now the Lots
two days previous to the Sale.

FORDINGTON VILLA, DORCHESTER.

MR. T. ENSOR (LITE BAKER AND IN806)
Mu been favoured with instructions from Mr. G.
X. STANTON. who is quitting the above Residence, to
SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
the 3rd, 1863, and folks :ng day if mai:ed.—llia
Valuable

MODERN FURNITURE,
China, Glass, Ware, Plated Articles, about 50 dozen of
Choice Old Port, Madeira, Rock, Claret, and Sherry,—
l'areicalars of which will be given in Catalogues one
week beton tbe Bele.
May be viewed the Afternoon before the Sal&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

DEATHS.

October 6, at Winterbome Kingston, Mr. John
Hiller, aged 88 years.
October 10. at Lomaleet, Poole, Mary, relict of the
late Mr. E Barrett, of Blandford, silversmith, in the
73rd year of her age.
October 13, at Olyde Path Hill, Dorchester, Harry
John William, only son of Mr. Henry Hayter, sawyer,

aged 5 Year&
October 11, at Trinity-street, Dorchester, Mrs. Mary
Ann Woods, widow, second daughter of Mr. Thomas
Carter, much beloved by her fnends. Her end was
October 15, at Blandford, Henry, son of Mr. William
Sesviour, aged 3 years.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. Rodolyffe's Rounds.—Tbursday, October 22,Ye!low-
born Wood.

The Devoii-L-id Somerset Stag Hoood&—Taeaday, (this
day,) at Cloutsham ; Friday, October 7.3, at Chilly
Bridge—each day at 10.45.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

THE CORN TRADE.

MANS LANK, Friday.—There was a very poor show
of English wheat in to-day's market, but Its general
quality was fine. The attendance of town and country
midterm being limited the demand for both red and white
qualities was in a most inactive state; nevertheless,
Namely any change took place in prices. With
foreign wheat, free as well as en-granary, we were
heavily supplied, and even the finest samples were taken
off slowly at Monday's currency. The tranaactions in
floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth and Queenstown
were much restricted. Mort descriptions of barley were
in full average supply and heavy request, at barely
stationary mum Old malt was much neglected, and
the currencies were a shade lower than last week. New
qualities, however, moved off steadily, at late rates. The
show of foreign mita was rather extensive and the
eupply of English moderate. The oat trade ruled
somewhat heavy, but no change took place in the
quotations. The demand for beans was almost wholly
in retail, at Monday's decline in value. Peas ruled very
inactive, at barely late rates. The flour trade was in •
sluggish state. Inferior American flour was offered
somewhat cheaper,
LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Fair attendance at corn market.
Wheat moderate: business without change. Floor slow
sale and rather lower. Indian corn steady; mined,
274. ild. Egyptian beans, raidl, 20a. 6d. to 30a. 9d.
Oats and oatmeal slow at Tumday's rates.
DUST, Friday. - Short supply of wheat, which
realized last week's rates. Barley Is. lower. Oats dull
at Is. to 2s. less money. Beans without alteration.
WAKEFIELD.- A good supply of beat wheat at late
rates. Demand limited. Inferior at irregular prices.
Best barley scarce, other descriptions slow. Oats and
beans lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

DORCHESTER

:AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY BALER
MiLT. ENSOR (LATI NAZIS AND NNW')
bege to announce that his Neat Sala of FAT
and STORE STOCK will be held at his
NEW REPOSITORY,
posite the South• Western Station, near ?the South
Walks, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 31s1, 1863,
comusenotreg at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
for :kook sett the day before the Sae provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
Bat doe malady may be given.
AU lots be be paid for immediately after the isle, arA
no lota taken away without an order, to be obiainej as
Wirt oaks at Um *Ale orrouniL

Pignut Ernitze:
4 prints Vat Heifers.
2 Heifers and Calves.
10 Fat Down Wethers.
jpp Fat Down Ewes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

BY EXPRESS é ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIL

(PROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
Manx-Ulm Monday, October 19.—AltheIgh the
show of samples has roatinued limited, the demand
for both red and white qualities has been in a
sluggish ewe, at about stationary prices. The lin.
porta of foreign wheat have been oa a fair average
scale, and the viands have been well supplied with
samples. Fine dry qualities have sold to a moderate
extant, at previous currencies; but low and damp
C'thave moved off heavy, at barely late rates.
porta of foreign barley have oontinued liberal,
and the receipts of English have been tolerably
The barley trade has continued inactive, and
tri. currencies have been with difficulty supported.
Old malt ham been much neglected, and the quota-
tions have ruled. shade lower. New qualities, how.
OM, bare changed hands steadily, at very full
prices. The influx from abroad having been larr,
oats have given sway dd. per quarter. Both beam
and peas have declined Is per quarter, sal. rather
lees nioney bee bees acoepteà for inferior American
Boar. _

—fhe ocatinental and Americen markets bAve been
devoid of animation for all kinds of ',induce.
In Ireland, wheat has maintained its position, but
the demand for it has continued inactive. Spring
corn has ruled somewhat easier.
. .

—"The Scotch market-a-gave be.e mewhat heavy.
In prima, however, very little change has taken
place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

D tbonob ire.

DARTMOOIL —Tag Dentition Cottvicv Meow.—
A portion of the labour of the convicts in this prison ia
devoted, as is well known, to the reclamation and cul-
tivation of waste land around and about the establish-
ment. Upwards of 700 we. have been reclaimed, and
much of this land is in an excellent state of cultivation.
This year the crops have been very good, especially the
green crop.. About 200 acres of land have been taken
in during the past month, and will be turned into pas-
ture. It is intended to he drained for this purpose by
the convicts. In addition to the telegraphic communi-
cation from the prison to Tavistock, a distant* of Wren
miles, the Government, it is said, have offered to make
• railway with convict labour from Prinoetown, where
the prison is situated, to Okehampton. A line is
cutting from Exeter to that town along the north-
eastern bonier of the Moor, which again is to be carried
on to join the Tavistock line at Lydford. If, therefore,
this scheme is carried out, Dartmoor will be brought
Into direct communication with the principal towns and
cifies of England. We understand that CoL Menden.=
is willing to undertake to make the railway free of wet
if the Duchy of Cornwall will give the land and assist
in promoting the scheme. Those convicts who have
but • short time to serve of their time, and who have
behaved well, are to be engaged in the construction of
the line. huts for their accommodation would be
erected on the Moor, about six miles from the prison,
from which the victuals would be sent. Of course the
convict labourers would be vigilantly watched by a
strong guard of warders.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

Corrasponbrnee.
WHAT IS BECOME OF THE TEETOTAL BAND.

To the Editor:

Sia,—l wi-h to call the attention of the donors to th.
Temperance Harmonic Rand to the position which o,
inquiry I find they at present occupy; I did hop.
that during the summer eveninp the public would h.,.
an opportunity of listening to some of their teethe.
especially after their performance in the Market-Ow
previous tootle of the temperance society's lectures awe;
time ago ; but as week after week pealed away, eibg
nothing was heard of them, I satisfied myself they were
busy at practice, and would come out this winter at th.
lectures an efficient band, and a good help to that
noble caus•—Total Alistinenoe ; but time and lecture'
have both passed,and still no band; if I inquire, cber.
is the band! I receive some paltry excuse or bungline
apology. At last, aaked • member of the so-0.114
harmonic band, and found, I am sorry to say, tbsj
their harmony was all discord, that in fact he did hoe
know whether the band really existed or not. Now
as a donor, and one particularly interested, I call on shs
band committee for an explanation, and I sincerely
hope for the sake of the cause their intentions ire
honourable As this is • question which affect; a great
many, (the band having been raised by public subscrip.
tion,) I feel assured you will allow it a space in your
columns which he always open for an explanation of
any subject affecting public interest. That the answer
to this may be satisfactory is the sincere wish of one
who at present remains,
A DISSATISFIED DONOR.
Dlandford, Oct. 12, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

Direction State of
of Wind. Weather.
& BE Fine, cloudy, rain
8 I Cloudy. showery
Fine, stormy
Efit dull
,SW Rain, du
Fine
NW Cloudy, fine
FEW &SW Gloomy, &is& rain
DIXO Will LABT TWA.

Rain
Cloudy, aria. rain
Misty, fair
Misty, showers,dull
Fine
Boisterous, rain
Bain, fair

NW
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

V oetrg.

ODE TO MY PIPE OF TOBACCO:

Come, lovely tube, by friendship blest,
Belov'd and honoured by the wise—
Come, with honest Willis best,
And kindled from the lofty skies.
While round me clouds of incense rolls,
With guiltless joys you charm the MOW,
And nobler pleasures to the soul
In hints of mortal truth dispense.
Soon as you feel in' enlivening ray,
To dust you hasten to return,
And teach me that my earliest day
to give me to e urn.
But though the
thy grosser substance sink
To dust thy purer part aspires;
This, when I see, I joy to think,
That earth but half of me requires.
Like thee myself am born to die,
Made half to rise and half to fall.
01 could I while my moments fly,
The Um you give me give to all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

CATTLE MARKETS.

METROPOLITAN, Thursday—The supply of beuts is
considerably shorter, yet more than equal to the demand.
Choice descriptions meet with ready purchasers at
Monday's quotations, but it is dinky% to dispose of
Inferior qualities. The number of sheep is sma".
Trade is, however, eteeedl-igly dull, and there
is no improvement in prices. Trade is alio
very heal, for calves, at about Monday's quota-
tions. Our foreign supply consist, of 3110 bouts, 1,790
sheep, and 269 calves; Mich Cows, 85.—Beasts at
market, 975 ; sheep and lambs, 4,060 ; calves, 3:15;
piss, 190.
NIEDGATE AND LIADENUALL, Friday.—The supply
nf town and country-killed meat on sale is moderate.
Generally creaking the demand rules inactive, at about
stationary iwiess. Inferior beef, 2s. Cad. to 2a. ICJ.;
middling ditto, 3a. to Is. 4d- ; prime lame ditto, 3.. 6d.
to 3c. Iod. ; prime small ditto, 4a. to G. 2d. ; large pork,
to 3s. 161. ; inferior mutton, 3.. to 3s. Gd ;
middling ditto, 3s. 61. to 4c. ; prime ditto, -Is. 2d. to
4.. 4d. ; veal, 3s. 4d. to 41. 2d. ; small pork, U. 2d. to
e . 4d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

_
GAZE L,
1 ----um gooNoweA.

PRIZE MEDAL 1862

•WARDRII- PT TIM JOlOllB OF CLAN 2 FOR TIP
GLENFIRLD STARCH,
RZINO • C0111711111•TIOX IT 80YR 01 TIM NOR
NJURRYT ICIR/111110 MEN OF TYR •OR, Or THR
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF THIS
WORLD-RRNOWNRD STARCH.
Sold in Packets of id.. Id., 2d., 441., and Sd. each, by
all respectable Grocers, C Windier*, (Amen, ket.
WOTHIRSPOON k Co., Gsirsoow LORDOR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

etartsponbence,

cOUNTY EXPENDITURE.

2'. the Editor of the Dorset County 'rpm. and

A grgeultural Ossetic

511,—As one of the large, unfortunate ratepaYers,
allow nie to enter my "protest" against the present
enormous county expenditure, which is carried on
without alliming we or any one else, who is
• an occupier of land, a voice in such
expenditure. I am one, amongst many hundreds of
farmers in this county, who have, during the last three
years., had to pay rent mostly out of capital ; and yet
I end, on Iroking over the county papers, that
ldr. Moyer has given notice to move, at the Sessions,
that £h,ooo noire be borrowed for the Constar, Asyhim.
This, with the 1:36,000 already borroered, will amount
to I:4l,ooo—incurring a charge of about £3,000
a year on the county for he creation at
Charmineter. Then again, Mr. Herbert Witham' rill
move at the Mealtime, Shot 11.000 be borrowiet to erect
buildinsos for the one of the Militia. thereby involvine
• still further charge on the county of about £4OO
a year. Now Sir, linking at the eaormouo increase of
'openers incurred by the county police, and last,
but not least, the threatained division of the county
into highway districts, with separate staffs of paid
officials, permit me to suggest that the time is come
to call a conety meeting to petition Parliainent for
some redrew., either by appointing a paid magistracy
or such other LUCalls II the meeting may deem ad•
+Hatable. 1 sin, Sir,

CIIh. 111
AN UAL SALE of POLES, FAGGOTS, itc.
EDEEICX FOOT trill SELL by
A CTION, on THURSDAY, JANUARY
15, 1863,
110 Loads ASH POLES, Aof FIR ditto, 30
Loads of FIREWOOD, and abeat 10,000 FAGGOTS ;
Lying in the North and North Park Plantations, and
max the wubpout
P°l" aro clean, of goad length., and aro wall
w•Owd for agricultural sad tabu tutrPswes
Th• Salo will coatiseace at ONE o'clock with the
Ash Poles.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

Court anb V igh Life.

ACCIDIRT TO TIM PRIECTER ALICZ--0a Wednesday,
about noon, as the Princes' Alice, armompanied by the
Hon. Mn. Brno', was passing in • phaeton through
Broadlands, a suburb of Newport, Isle of Wight, the
phaeton came in contact with a cart and woo completely
overturned. Primers All.. escaped 'Alb alight bruises;
on her left arm and Kn. Bruce with scratches on the
hands. They arm,
to Osborn* in the course of an
hour, and were both quite well next day.
I PREPARATION. FOR THE MARRIAOR OF THE PIIINCI
OF WALLII.—Her Majesty, having been pleseed
to co,u-
wind that the nuptials of their Royal Highnesses the
1 Prince of Wales and the Prineess Alexandra of Den-
mark shall be oelebrated with the utinoet magnificent*,
' preparations bare already been commenced, wider As
direction of the Lord CJmniberlain, at Windsor Guth,
I The embellishment of The SAW apartments will be a
work of considerable *feet and of imposing aplendour
when completed. It is carried on under the careful
superintendence of her Majesty's inspector, Mr. William
Seabrook, assisted by Mr. Mills and Mr. Bentley. The
noble room. in question are being furnished with the
superb hangings whickwere used during the eisit of the
Emperor and Emerges of the French in 1855; and the
Zuccarelli Chamber, which was assigned to the Emperor
as a wrltingroom, is undergoing a complete cheap.
The whole of the furniture, picture frames, inouldin
and penal frames are being richly re-gilt, while the
walls are being hung with costly Italian silk, six feet in
width, bearing the initials " V.R." encircled with a
wreath, and surineunted by a crown, the silk being
similar to that used in the hangings of the King's
Council Chamber, better known as the Queen's Drew'
log Room. This room contains several beautiful una•
scopes by Zucearelli, three of them being Scripture
pieces, one represeoting "Jacob Watering hie Flock,"
while the other two, which are very large, and uses
the whole of the west wall, represent" Imue's Weetin
and the "Finding of Moses." It, is expected that hi
will be used ee a drawing-room by the King of Remover,
while other portions of the state apartments_ will be
glirrTserliaa.ted to
otigeurlepacirtathoef ttwn Fnact:is antesdof "e"
mental are being fitted pp with much care and tails,
especially those which will be occupied by thorn Royal
Highnesses the Princess and Prince Christian of Den-
mark, and other members of the name Royal family.
who will be present athe celebration at the Royal
wedding.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

HUNTING APPOINTMENT&

The East Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Boveridge;
Friday, Clenaton —at 10.4..
The Blackmoor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this
day,) Henstridge Ash ; Wedheeday, Clifton
Wood; Friday. Carey Fitspaine ; Saturday,
Creech Hill—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Eggardon
Hill ; Friday. Beaminster Tunnel—at 11.
Mr. Badclyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Came—at 11.
The Mendip Foxhounds Wednesday, Braham
Common; Saturday, flatcomhe Lodge—at 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday, (this day,)
Dimmer Park; Friday, Holford —at 10.30.
The Langport Harriers—Saturday, Cart Gate—at
10.30.
The Earl of Portsmouth's Hounds--Wednesday,
North Molton ; Friday. Ashinoor Gate, Saturday,
Kersham Bridge —at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

OR ittsbirt.

ALV EDISTON E. —Claims'. Areoncru cur.
The Rev. Dr. Rowland William', vicar of Broad.
Chalk, has conferred the living of Alvedistone, in
the county of Wilt. and diocese of Salisbury, nicant
by the cession of the Rev. F.dward Keffonl lull, on
the Rev. Philip Itoulbise Demme, 8.D., curate of
Emmanuel Church, Camberwell, surrey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

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(not Britain or foreign countries. Advice and aaatotaao• I.
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In vt•ty ron.inental Nate and Is Marries. hatabliolted DI yaws.
Poll 100111%11,0 as 10 ...Word or catalog patcno at boon and
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aseembliea.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

METROPOLITAN CATTLK MARKET.

CWSIC OF MONDAY'S MART.

Th. 'apply of beasts eras moderate, that of
▪ being also limited. The weather being
vary unfavourable, trade ruled dull, and late
quotations were maintained only for choice
qualities. Second and inferior sort, were
2d. and 4d. the stone less. The beat Scota sold
at 3a. 6d. and 4a. 10d. Prime Southdowna Were
be. &L and be. 10d. ; Veal, from be. to be 6d.
per stone of Site.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

HOP MARKET.

BOILOCGII, Friday.—liesers. Pettendsn and Smith
report a hare show of good 'ample', for which the
demand is daily improving; healthy low coloured aorta
are also morel. request for the London brewers. Cur.
reney : Mid sad Rad Kent. k. 7 to 1.11 114.; inferior
ditto, CZt 10s. to £8; Weald Kent, El to £7 71. ; Susez,
C 4 1. le Li is.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

THE TIMBER TRADE.

Sines we Mined our cinrulsr last month the Imports
lion to this market hes been considerstde. The stock
of most deecription of goods in, however, far below the
average of eorresponding months In previous years, and
prices are well maintained. The arrivals for the put
month are 19 'pre's, 11,037 tons register (mph:lU 7
vessels. 4.502 tons, for the corresponding month last
Year.) and consists of 8 from Quebec, 5.163 tens ; 5 froin
iew Bruntwirk. 3.248 tone; 1 from Bangor. U.S., 943
tons ; 1 from Sweden, 401) tons; 2 from St. Petersbuig,
491 tons; 2 from Archangel and Onega, 790
tone—showing an increase of 12 vowels, 6,445 tone
register, compared with the corresponding month last
)'ear. For the season commencing lot February, 1862.
to the present time, there have been 131 vessels. 64,988
tons register arrived, against 116 vessels, 88.328 tons
register, for the sante period last year, showing a de-
ems.° of 25 'mule, 21.338 team register.—Banus arid
lime Circular.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

LONDON CORN MARKS

BP SPECIAL EXPRESS.

(PROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MONDAY, JANUARY fi.
The supply of grain at this day's starket vu
limited for foreign sorts. Engliib wheat warn
abundant, but of indifferent 000dition • Trade
was on the whole slow. Prices, except for fine
foreign, being a turn in favour of the buyer.
Prime malting barley was quite as dear as this
day week, and good sofiligth feed oats found a
ready sole at late quotatsona.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCR, Yriday.—Th. colonial
produce matte. during the week have been quiet, MI
usual at this sawn from the abeence of say public sales.
coffee is firmer. The particulars regarding the Govern•
aunt oontract for ose. have not tranepired. No
change has occurred in sager. 7he emirate of tea have
been unusually large, but these supplies are not get..
molly brought on the market, owing to the holidays.
Both the trade and shipper' are buyers of good to fine
Mooing and Kli•011 oongo, and the prices paid for the
latter have reached 2s. &L per lb. Souchong is also in
request. Green tea* are without alteration.
BRISTOL BUG AI ll•aart, Friday.—There is a good
demand for refiners' produce, end all aells as fast .
made and offered ; prises remain stationary. with little
proepect of a obange.
BRINTOL CHURL Maiori, Friday.—We have little
to report since our last ; but few dairies have °hanged
hands of late. owing to the suspension of the usual trade
La coassillsooll of the holidays.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-06

OFFENCES.

Knew:ruin EIPOSIMIL —A correspondent, in drawing
attention to a disgraceful occurrence in the neighbour-
hood of Margate, writes as follows :—" About forty
year. ago • young woman committed suicide, and a
&Deanne& jury having brought in • 'midi& of felo-de-te,
elm was buried in the cross-road near the Drapers'
Almshouse, • shortkirmanes from Margate. The out-
tittz for the North Kent Wiles, happens to pass through
this spot, and the men employed to the work about a
month since reached the coffin, just at the edge of the
sloping, five feet (min the top. One half of the .in,
now projecting, is left with the lid broken off, and the
skeleton exposed by the :nen, to the public gaze, to the
disgust of the passers-by. sod made • show of. I have
been told on reliahle authority that the teeth, sled locks
of hair have been taken away, and sold to many persons,
who intend keeping them as relics. If strangers can
shudder at this disgraceful exhibition, what moat be
the feelings of the poor girl's rrlations, brothers arid
sisters, and their children, when passing by this fre-
quented thoroughfare. The law had wreaked its
vengeance on net, and surely this further indignity
might hare been enured bee poor leonine."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

than he them; but it might be truly said that all our
stated agencies were the results of previous seeking out
the lost. The speaker then referred to the joy experi-
enced by the christian minister whim he found hi.
lsbours were successful, and said the same kind of joy
was felt by the agents of the society, in whir& all their
supporters participated. The rev, gentleman earnestly
Premed upon his audienoe to increased efforts on behalf
of the society.
The Doxology was than sung sod the :sestina
separated.
The evening meetinjijwas,, presided over by W. C
Flncham, Esq. Mr. Tp I (the deputation) and the
Rev. 0. J. Eliot addressed the audience at some length.
A vote of thanks to the deputation; and the doxology
being sung, brought the meeting to a close. The total
amount collected was £l3 13s. 7d.

BLANDFORD ST. MARY. Roam° ••
ORCHARD. —Job Smith was brought up on remand,
charged with hiving on the previous Sunday morning,
the I Ith inst., feloniously entered an enclosed
orchard at Blandford St. Mary, and stolen a
quantity of apples, the property of Mr. H. Tozer.—
Prosecutor. stated that he went into his orchard •
little before six o'clock on the previous Sunday and
maw the defendant picking up his apples, which he
put into his pinked He asked him what be
had got there, but instead of replying be
ran away. Prosecutor followed him through
the hedge into Mr. Lock's field, and the de.
fendant then threatened to do for him. He then
made towards the river, and win turning on the
proeecutor, with oaths declared if he followed him
be would do for him. He then threw the apple*
one by one into the river' and made off.
Prosecutor then gave information to the
police.—P.C. Hunt deposed to apprehending
the defendant at the Castle Inn on the following
day.- -In answer to the charge Smith said he had
never seen the prosecutor before Monday, when be
came with the polioeutui, and was never on his m-
inima—Two months' hard labour.
Q.O.D.Y.C.—On Monday the members of the
alaodford and Wimborne troops met on the
Blandlord Ram Cause for drilL The Wim-
borne troop mustered in good form, about
40 being present Blandford troop rather more than
20. Both troops went through preliminary drill be-
fore their respective °lima, and then joining in one
body were inspected and put through a variety of
evolutions by the impeding tidied, Captain and
Adjutant Gnills, of Dorchester. The weather being
unfavourable very few spectators were present.
After a thorough good drill, which was performed in
admirably style, the troops returned to Blandford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

NEAT AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD

AND OTHER EFVECTS,—RIBOVED TO THE
ABOVE ROOM FOR CONVENIENCE OF BALE,
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE 888. BASER,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
T. M. PARK, on WZDNIIIHDAY Omits
2845, 1863, Comprising :—Ca:Yriarl Maho-
gany four-post Mikado sod Funniness, Enmesh and
Tent ditto, folding Iron Bedstead, Feather Bode,
Belgian, and Pillows, Wool Mattrames, Blankets,
Counterpanes, excellent Mahogany Wardrobe,
Cheats of Drawers. Washstands and Toilet Ware,
Dressing Tablas, Night Conveniences, Toilet Glance,
Towel Horses, Bedside Carpet., Canooest Chairs, 2
Mahogany Cheffonears, hendsosnrly carved; solid top,
Bahaism' Loo Table, on lion paw trusses • 6 Mahogany
Chairs carved backs; Easy Chair ConOb, Mahogany
lwo-leiif Dining Table, PembrOke ditto, soreral
Engravings, is maple and other frames ; Chimney Onus
Is earvedand gilt frame ; agnate Piano, in Mahogany ease;
Yeedna sad Fire-iroas, Bresnla Carpet, Window
iThsi
. lib
"'in, Ivory-lumens DiemerM
Denert--- Falco, Kitchen Tahlas. and the anal
Aniertestant of Ouliaary Utensils.
flab at On o'clock precisely.
The On& may be viewed the morning of the Bale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

ACCIDENTS

BY ROAD, RIVER, OR R &ILWAY ;
ACCIDENTS
IN THE FIELD, THE STREETS, OR AT HONE
May lb• previded armies. by LaL • Polley albs
RAILWAY PASt3ENGERif ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
(14, cORNHILL. Lo ON.
£140,000 haa been already Paid as
COMPENSATION

FOR AOCIDENTB OF ALL SENDS,
In 75 Fatal Cases, and 6,880 Oasts al Personal Injury.
Raise aod further particulars may be obtalcod at the Bathos,
',tattoos, of the Local Santa, 0r et the

HEAD OFFICE, SC CORNHILL, LONDON, E.C.
WILLIAM J. TIAN, Sscretimy.
Railway Pamenpro kiwuranoe Company,
Empowered by special Ad of Parliament, 1849.
C. 000 D. Old Baulk, Agent for Dornbester.
Agent for Wepoonth.—Mr. ft. MARTIN, Railway
Station. Yeovil—Mr. JOHN STONE, Pen Mill Hotel,
Mr. FOSTER, Bristol and &Mar Railway Station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

T" great and incoming demand for Dr,
COFFIN% INDIAN PILLS has induced him to
appoint retail sgents for certain districts in the country,
that the numerous applicants, apart from those who
professionally oonsult him, may conveniently obtain them
In the localities In which they reside. All dkordere
originate from obstractioes in some of the organs or viscera
of tbe system, which prevent a free circulation and
action of the mechanism of the animal soonong. To
remove throe impedimenta, and restore to health the
deranged system, *midi :otos the Used sweet of the
heeling art. To give again a tone to the stomach and
invigorate the liver, is to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the natant of the disease ; for in all I
local and general obstructions those two important
orpas are afforded, either directly or by cympatby. The
INDIAN PILLS are, then, offered eonld.srtly by the
discoverer of them as the most safe and aerials 1011111•11
to ;soda:* this, and Haase who try them will ream the
Maw remit.
Alt Dr. comae. weeks, " Boteek Guide to Health,'
" Treatise on Midwifery," kat &a, can be °Maimed of
hie enentymts, or at 24, Montagmeigase, Banal-
Krum
Sou Anoint= AGNYTIL Grow, Iffendford ;
KAI* Dorchester; Huntley, Wireboree ; Roberts k
'Joe, Mlafteabw ; Groves, Weymouth ;B=ll.
Brigpoet ; Massing, Y•ovil • Dalwood,
Straereon, Crewkernei=ok,Beliskury. Wltsbliall/2
22, Moategarime,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

11 MU ALDERNEY, JERSZY,_AND GUERNSEY
COWS AND HEWERS

be SOLD by AIJCTION, without reserve,
t. Thux CVOOOIIII lu lILLVDTOID, Dorset,
M 3 o'clock to tbe minute. on BA'rIJRDAY, ocrosza
31s1, DM, by Mr. ItOB,3ITER.

They en the pure Breed direct front the Islands,
exported by Mr. SDWAILD PARSONS FOWLIZ, Ph reliable
exporter; and gentlemen and oleos 11 Cattle such
U they owl, and very different to the rubbish sold
by tinprinsipled parties. and called Alderney'.
Aunties and Agency Offices.
Bturninster Newton, October 26th, 1883.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

AB CHIEF LIFE AGENT.

VNANTED, for DORCHISTIR and District,
for an Old Established Life Office, a person of
influence, Living plenty of time on hand. Payment
by small Balmy and a good Commission. Those only
who oan introduce Business. and who hare a good oon-
nection, need apply. Address by letter to "Chief
Life Agent," office of this paper, not later than 28th
October.

"FOREIGN VINEYARD ASSOCIATI ,011
Limited.—JOlNT STOCK WINK COMPANT.
Formed for the supply of pure wine to clubs, public
establishments, or private families at loaned prices.

Registored ill May, 1864.

i, Regent Street, W., London.

DIILICTOLI.

ALEXANDER BEATTIE, Esq., M.D., 45, Poe-
cheater Terrace, W.
Col. CHARLES WYNDHAM, United Service Club.
Col. C. J. OLDFIELD, 8, St. Leonard's Terraoe, W.
Rao-General HUGHES, Brynddu, Anglesey, and
Army and Navy Club.
T. G. FAMDELL, Esq., 5, Montagu Place, W.

egIaRTBS st 944., ui.. 144, 404., 44., 44., 044, Oft
POETS boo wood, Ni., Ns., as.; austod Um., 44, 444,,
sa4 arrant..
CHAMPAGN7CB.—apersay N.; Ips,4al Slllary 461.
nod ME E. CUquoVs, Yost'. Manua% etsgees, sad 44444,
110 a. mai strrards.

CILA.R.CTS.—MaIse ; a.. dinner tram Mc to Ma
CLARRTS.—Dmart winds, Mu, des., and upwards.
• Sparkling Hoek. and Mamba. Pailsommes
Sir Ll= tns selsbrated Qum Vicierts ltiaMmML
For detailed prioe lit., samples, or tasting, apply
to W. H. PALMER, Esq., 14.nager, 190, Regent
Street, W., London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

Important to Country Patients.

No CONSULTATION FE& Mew%
SMITH will, for the benefit of persons suffering
from Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dimness of
Sight, Lassitude, Indigestion, Dislike to Society, Looal
iresimens, Muscular Relaxation, Lawny, and all
discaese resulting from the errors of youth end man•
hood, on reosiving a description of the patient's seas,
mod by return of post their written opinion, with
advice and directions for the most successful trestinant
and CUM. --

Who to Consult for the Cure of Debility.
GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUF-
FERER& —20,000 copies of the PRIVATE
MEDICAL FRIEND, on the ealfuure of nervous
debility, loan of memory, dimness oLti he.,lawitudo.
dislike to society, impediments to . ,
re-
sulting from the early errors of youth, w sir
looted, result in consumptior, insanity, and premature
death ; with plain directions for restoration to health.
Post free (mecum from observation) for one stamp.
Address, J. and 0, Smith, 8, Berton-crescent, London,
W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

ES tltsbirt.

WILTSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS.
CROWN COURT, WIDNIIIDAT.

Sir J. Awdry took his *Eaton the Beech at 10 o'clock.
He was accompanied by H. A. Merewether, Esq., Q.C.,
A. L. Goddard, Esq., M.P., G. Alexander, Esq., D.
Amber, Seq., krt.

TRIAL'S OF PHIBONILTS.
(Before Sr JOHN ARDIT, Knight.)

On the application of Mr. Sways', the renewal of the
Homes of Mr. Thomas Phillips, of Belle-Vue, Devisee,
was granted.
Job Lee, tramping tinman, Josiah Lee, ditto, and
Susannah Lee, tramp, were indicted for stealing from
the person of Elisabeth Cole the sum of ooe penny,
her property, at Wilton, on the 22nd of September.—
Mr. Bwayne was eounsel for the prosecution end the
prisohers were defended by Mr. Heed—They were
dismissed, but detained on a charge of amatilt.
Ro aaaaa AT run Berivoon Uniost.—Tboolu North,
labourer,. wasch•rired with stealing two boots, • jacket,
said a parr of trousers, the property of the Guardians of
the Highworth and Swindon Poor Law Dojos, on the
4th of February—Mr. Swayne was counsel for the pro-
aecution, and the prisoner was undefended.—The jury,
after some consultation, returned a verdict of guilty, and
the prisoner was sentenced to six calendar months' im-
priesement with hard labour.
William Bodmin was indicted for stealing a dogehain
end • prong, the property of William Green at Trow-
bridge. fir. fivrayne prosecuted; Mr. Rend defended.
—The jary returned a verdict of not ray.
Job Lee Josiah Lee, and Susannah Lee, were indicted
for assaulting Elizabeth Cole, at Milton--The ji.tazd
turned • verdict of guilty, and the primmer' were c
to he imprisoned for • month. The chairman observed
that if they had not already been in prison for some
time • heavier poetises would bare been passed, as
ealtsßeetinttsirotrisd.
guilty to • charge of attempting
to obtain goods under false pretences at Trowbridge.—
She was ordered to be imprisoned for three days.
Benjamin Bartholomew pleaded guilty to obtaining
si=te under false pretences at Marlborough, and was
o to be imprisoned for • month.
The Gnarl then rose.

Samoa Hourr,
Bohn H. A. Merewetber, Q.C, Marquis Lanadowm,
H. D. Seymour, Esq., X.P., and or Goddard.
Thomas dooms, Wormer, wee eosvielood for
.I.ilb
a LI oote, owe sompreigs, two a beMpLobT
• puree value 3d., the property rd qsarise WbaM,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

IMMEDIATE CASH

REMITTANCE

PER BANK ORDER ON THE BrIMTERN BRANCH OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND, CON.
YERTIBLE DfiIEDIATELY AT ANY JUNKIES IN THE Dunlum

FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION FOR CONDUCTING THE BUSINESS,
WITHOUT TROUBLE TO CONSIGNOR—
ADDRESS CARDS, ADDRESS LABELS, AD I )RESSED ENVELOPES,
EXPEDITINO, FACILITATING, AND TIIUI-BAVII4O.
HENRY WE.BZER,
DORSET HUME AGENT AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
' 'macaws To JOHJI iris= k SU,ractsuanD &D. 1770.)
R STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON.

1, BRBW

HENRY WEBBER,
(SOCC.IOIOIt TO JOWN Wltint AND Roll.)
313 111 'I" 4116 Xi 1... I IS 31K 3111 7:1 44 El. 1 7 7 0 ,

DORSET BUTTER

AGENT,

CHEESE FACTOR,

AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. I, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.
BEICIVITSL MIMIC Mt AMTS. 111181.181111 Bruit OHM USKEEPEIS, 1 CA$ll PICOANLIS
May afoot • consad,able ming in Moir purchases, sandman from • Imp and cosr-••ryuti Stock
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT

HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. I. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All articles the Direct Cash Purchase or Consignment frnm the Producer, thereby sewing all intermediate
Merchants' profit.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY.
JERSEY BUTTER, MONDAY AN!) THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somereetshire,
and Cheshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

4•ls

PROM:CMOS FROM FIRS.

BRYANT AND MAY'S
(PAIRFIBLD, LORDON,)
PATENT

SAFETY MATCHES AND VISTAS
IGNITE ONLY ON THE BOX
BOLD IMIZTIVNIXI.
ADVANTAGD3—TbIy **(stein co Phosphorus,
sot Poisooooa, sad light only co tho Box.
WHITSCHAM-ROAD, LONDON, K
N.E. —WANT LID NAT ors also Nstaugootiariers of all
' Wow Wads al Mallsiies, Vale% cad Ohm Ikild"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

STOCK.

DAUNCICY and SON beg to annotmos that
their next SALE will take place on WED-
NESDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1863, at Twelve o'clock
to the minute.

_
Pll.lB/X7 Erring :-
1 Barrener, in forward condition.
1 superior Devon 3.year-old Heifer and Calf.
10 Fat Down Ewes.
Spring Wirn, newly new.
Persons having Stook to dispose of are requested to
give the earliest notioe, that it may be duly advertised.
Dated Broathrinsor, October 7th, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

T. AND H. BASCOMBE
BE respectfully to announoe the RETURN
of their MILLINER from Town, and invite their
Friends sad tar Public to ss isdion of their MOW
ROOMS, whist will haddIERM, with every Nirnlty
for the pewee Bemom, IMISEIRDAT, liss Mat
Instant
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL
_TO NEW YORK

AND BOBTON.

MHE ATLANTIC ROYAL
• -IL MAIL IMAM NAVIGATION
At PA- COMPANY (Limited.) The follow.
int Magna/eat Paddle Masan will
Bail Every Alternate Friday, as follows
loos y. Pons"
COLWSAW JeBN7 No,. 90
IMIESTIT..3,OOO „ M. Leitch ....... .... Dee. 4
ADMIATIC , J. C. Nicholson. ... Di.. 18
Calling at CIALIT'AT for Moils and Passengers.
RAT IN Or PASSAINL —To Now You : Chief Cabin,
£22; Eleeced robin, £l7.—To BOSTON : Chia Cabin,
£2O; Sesond Cabin, Rl6. Intermediate 8, and Steerage
6 Gales's.

CIANADIAN ROYAL MAIL
kJ STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LINTER.
' POOL TO QUEBEC. Firsbelaes
powered SUNIZINITI will Sall so follows
To WOW. To PORTLaND.
HISERNIA.N Oot. 29 NOB. AM/RICAN Nov. 5
JURA ...... „ 12
Ca/ling st LONDONDIMIT for sails and Passenien.
RATIO OF PASSAGS. —To Q 011320 : Thrt,-Class, 15
and 180.1...., according to accommodation ; Steerage
to Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Six Guineas.
Pwesagers are booked through to all parte of Canada
and tbe Western States of America, at Reduced Rates,
by tb• Grand Trunk Railway.
For Paws" apply to BABEL A SEARLE,
19. WAT 11143111111.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

A TOP-DRESSING VOA WHEAT, BARLEY,
OATS, AND GRASS
, ,hi F great importance to Agriculturis, who
me non be supplied with a Genuine and "Pure
Dried Blood" Manure; in colour resembling Peruvian
Gunn°, and double that article in bulk.
..... - . . . .

-71.7;;;I;;;CET;si-iip;Wiii;:i-cit;;Diat. of England
rmanot speak9t=bly of this hire Dried Blood as
Manure for posa.
The analysis by ZOOOOlll WAY and EVANS, of
London, end Dr. Voiaccuit, of Cirencester, will be.
sufficient proof as to its vale..
From Professors WAY and EVANS, CalMititlj Chemists
London

To Mr. M. Jrwru.

-TV e beg to melees you analysis al
Pare Dried

_
Nitrogen . .
Equal to Ammonia. 14.861
Strongly recommended to AgricilturietS.
Per the above 3 wt. per we is reemessys4ed.
Manefsetered by Mr. EDWARD JEWELL, at the
Rockland Bow Mills, lwridport, Portsmouth; and
gold only through Mr. 8. JEWELL. of Nunding, new
Southampton.
N.ll.—Manures also specially prepared for Mangold',
Swedes, Turnips, Potatoes, 13eans, Pro., and Cabbages.
Samples with Testimonials a 1862 forwarded on
cppliestion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

19 SACKS OF WHEAT PER ACRE.

VARHERB requiring HALLETPB PEDI-
-1" ORES WHEAT for Seed may obtain the rose
from the crop, which is just threshed. aad yielded 19
Sack., and Half-a-bushel per Acre, weighing 631bs. per
bushel, by applying to Saxon DODO I, farm hailiff to
W. liassuLD,
Prior 1. per Bushel for Cash on delivery.
Porteeltarn, September Lst, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

EII'HAOIDI

FAIT_

01113

—The following letter has been received :
Nightiniple Hall, Itheenten.
"DIAZ So,—l have regently euland ouch trot
most violent cough, proceeding from a tickling inia
chest, which no remedy, out of maanci4reserted to,
allay. My head was constantly , and sly whole
frame entirely shaken. Haring seen good Abate et
your Balsam of Aniseed in several members of my badly,
I purchased a small bottle, and when going_ to bed et
night took • teopoonful in two tahleooonMa at water,
just warm. The effect was immediate; it arrested the
tickling in my chest, I slept well, and arose perfectly
re-
stored in the morning, with the exception of debil4*
arising from fatigue by incessant coughing ix woe days
previous. My cough entirely left me and has never
returned. Having since heard of • lady in the neigh-
bourhood who for a long time had laboured under g oast
distressing cough, and who had retorted to
within her knowledge, I sent the remainders:TU:2
to her; and that long-standing, obstinate, and (as elie
thought) incurable cough was perfectly cured.
"lam, toy dear Sir, yours very truly,
"To Mr. Thos. Powell." " WM. WARW."

POWELL'S BALSAM OP AIRSKED.
Shartaar it Beilab, datum nada, la
tbe Thrust, sad ill Pabaemary sisilalas all be
loud lavabobbi
Pummel sad add by Tubuai al ii, Meath
lame
Raid, Leaden. Said by all eltimlsis sad isallales vandals la
Ur timbals' • elm Awarilla. Mai lambed. Ow et deal
11”.. Mai* iad Bee* darks, se. a baiiisai le lid; Is M.
ea Ils oath.
CAUTION —Otairre Ow womb Tubuai Tairaii,"
bisnt-read, Louisa, oa lb. Oviarasaast Ilamip, althea.wMe
It ambit be samba.

u_
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01 A 00VII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

ANNUAL `3ALE AT BRADFORD PEVER.ELL,
NEAR DORCHESTER.

FsftSt T. ENSOR (LATE BAKKE AND NN1101) baa
'een favoured with instructions from Mr.
C.r.eartfra, to OFFER for PUBLIC AUCTION. on the
f'rentises, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of OCTOBER,
IRO, a very largo and most useful assortment of
TI I REB and EC A FFOL DING, consisting of Ash, larch,
Spruce, Scotch. Sycamore, Beech, Birch, ko. , and •
great quantity of Faggots.
Also will be Sold about 60 DOWN EWES and
wEnuas, 7 IN-CALF DEVON HEIFERS, and I
WRA NLING ditto.

Farmers, Carpenters. and other. will do well to avail
themselves of the present opportunity to obtain a filet-
rate aiwortnient of most useful 'Timber and Poles; the
Ash Toles in particular are well adapted for Farm
purposes.
The Rile via commence at One o'clock.. _

w LuVii maiiii;,-ti;-ii;:a1;;;;Iii;h—ow-the Lots
two days pesseietteto the Bale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

-
aiwapintaterad motalle
lyes74kawills Dinner

charade..

DRUCHMTS, kn.
DI TILAIISPALUIT AND MEDI PACKETS,
AT
ONE PENNY PER OUNCE.
'BEWARE OF IMITATIONS,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

FORD'S PECTORAL BALSAM OF HOREHOUND.

_
Prepared by Yr. Ford. the Patentee.
mins celebrated medicine still maintains its high pan-
]. tion in public estimation. For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, and Pulmonary complaints, it remains
without a competitor. The well known properties of the
herb, with the elegance and extraordinary Balsamic qua-
lities of this preparation of it, has secured for the Pectoral
Balsam of Horehound the highest and most extensive
patronage. Influenza and common Coils will be found
to yield to its benign ir fluenee in a few hours; and in
Asthmatic complaints, of however long standing, allevia-
tion and relief will certainly follow the use of it.
Mr. Ford respectfully requests pun.hnaeri to observe
that him signature will tie on the outeide wr.ipper to each
bottle, and that the name of his sole Wholesale Agent,
Er. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Churrh Yard, is emu-swat
on the Government Stamp. Sold in bottles at Is 04,
2s 94, de 6d, and 10s 64 each, by moot respectable
Manuel' and &Woollen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

PURE-BRED HEREFORD CATTLE;

'Consisting of 108 Dairy Cows, Heifers, Bolls, and 'Fat
Heifer*, Catalogues of obi& may be obtained of Mr.
Remus!, or of the A carton gits,
.D2rebestr..

I...unchain al 13nle—at Two o'clock.
An Omnibus will nowt the Midday Trains at tb•
Maiden Newton &allow

ft;;-A-tiet-ZoTiee. r begs to inform his Friends that this
superior Herd has been bred by Hr. Rawlins for many
years with the gmateK care sad judgment, sod at great
eepenie in purchasing Bulls from Breeders of first-class
Hereford Dallis They are chiefly descended from the
Moot of Lord Berwirk mid Mr. Williams, of Kinpland,
Leominster ; they ors very handsome, of great sum and
quality, first-rate snitchers and graziers; and the Auc-
tioneer ma, with Sibs greatest confidence, state that they
are unsurpassed, mid rarely equalled, by any Dairy in the
West of England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

FIR TREES WANTED.

NVANTED,—A quantity of SPRUCE,
SCOTCH. and LARCH FIR TREES for
planting this season.
Apply by letter, Mating sins and lowest Cash price
for Twenty, Fifty, or a Hundred Thousand, to JOIIMI
KWH, Porteaham, Donet.
Porteshans, October 12, 1863.

DORCHESTER FARMERS' CLUB.
-
rpaz FIRST MEETING of the Session will
-L take plaos on SATUIWAT, the 31st instant.
G. J. ANDREWS, Hoa. See.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27

Years. PRINCM Co., Patant OSes.

SPECIAL NOTICE. DUTY OFF TEA.
puLtips di COMFY. have REDUCED
ALL PRICES

SIXPENCE PER POUND.
STRONG BLACK TEAS, 24, b. 4d., 24 64. to
sr Pamirs It Co.'s Toss an
BEST AND CHEAPEST.

Inferior Reuses imitate this Statarat fat obvior reasear
A Price Offirrent Pelt Free.
SUGARS AT MARKET PRIORI.
TELLIAPS OWINP4XIr.