The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22 00:00:00

TO MACHINISTS.

WANTED—an experienced Man to raper-
intend the Management of a small Works in
the MACHINING TR IDE and a general JOBBING
BUSINESS, and to act u Foreman over the Men.—
He neat be well acquainted with the Businees,and able
to keep the Accounts if required.—Goed reference
required.—Apply to FIMDMICIE room, Telegram
OMee, Dorchester.
BONA - FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.

£8 000 000 STERLING, guaran-
teed by Government, are
annually divided in monthly allotments in various Sums
upwards to £25,000 Sterling. An investment of El may
GOMM L 15,000 STERLING.
For Prospectus (which will be seat gratis), apply to
FRUMILICII SINT; Beaker, Frankfort-on-the-Lhone • or
Letters addressed to him at 28, Clement's Lane, L'orn-
bard-stseet, London, EC., will be Immediately for-
warded.

11111 r EVANS, (tuccouor to Mr. Froud),
Cation; Dorchester, AGENT rot
HORNIMANS PURE TEA.
It is very CHOICE sod STRONG.
Its very MODERATE in PRICE.
It is very WHOLESOME to lillE.
These ADVANTAGES have secured for this Tea a
general preference. Sold In Pugs* with the price
printed on each, and signed
.11PM4001,41.0 LONDON.

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.
THE great and increasing demand for Dr,
COFFIN'S INDIAN PILLS has induced him to
appoint retail agents for certain districts in the oountry,
that the numerous applicant., apart from those who
professioestly consult him, may conveniently obtain them
In the localities in which they reside. All disorders
enate from e'ostructions in some of the organs or viscera
of the .v..4m, which prevent • fres circulation and
uctioll of the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impediments, and restore to health the
deranged system, constitutes the great secret of the
healing 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 nature of the disease ; for in all
local and general obstructions those two important
email. are affected, Citimvr directly or by sympathy. The
INDIAN PILLS are, then, offered confidently by the
discoverer of them as the most safe and certain means
to produce this, and those who try them will realise the
happy result.
All Dr. corrnes works, "Botanic Guide to Health,
"Treatise on Midwifery," At., Ac., can be obtained of
his country agents, or at 24, llontague•place, Russell-
'quer., London.
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APPOINTED Aottern. Groves, Blandford ;
Keats, Dorchester; Huntley, Wimborne ; Roberta &
Son, Shaftesbury ; Groves, Weymouth ; Coppoek,
Bridport ; lianuing, Yeovil ; Dulvrood. Sherborne ;
&meson, Crewkerne ; Coppork,Salisbury. Wholesale,
22. Nocturne-place, London.

Ju•S rubit.hcd, Price Is, pot free ft.( 14 stamp*. u. In • sealed
env.. 0!••• for
PREMATURE DEBILITY, a popular Medi-
cal Work, illustrated with numerous Engravings,
treating 00 spermatorrhanln Clll.lbef mad Curc, ivjng fah In
"Inactions f the ramfeet Held .ration WM". who YIP parented
by Impnlimenta fro. en.etirg ,nto lb* Married 11,str, Lao
'howiNg the dreadful results loom early aba.e, Gonorrhea and

Addreu : Janes Anal, Ilookniler, 20, Rem ck-lane, Pater.
aostrir War, Loudon.

TNIFSI:II‘R No. I.
b. amnia rented) for relarAlon, Seer natorrlnea, sad all Lb.
s3C,eseib: co... Tumors sti‘l g kora early abuse, Judi/criminate
elem.., or too lung residence In 11.1 c
TIIINAKSIAR N,
*free ually stalleate., all traces of Gon .r.bcsa, both In Its mild
a•nl agerava lit Oleets, Irlc:sr' s Nation of the
Bladder, Pala' of the Lotus anti liblue aral all wino-no.&
disown.

TR' IatEMAR No.
Is the greet Continental Erased, Pm eyphtlis tel Secoodary
Nymptoma.
TRI LSI:MAR, No. I, and 3, prep-red In Ilse forte of •
ltsetsge. devoid of taste or smell, and east be carried In the waist.
eJall rocket.
Prt, Ile., or four caste In owe for 435., erbices saves li,. and
In ES cases. whereby ther. Is a saving of LI
Asearet—Newberry kSone. 4%, 01. Pears Churchyard. W.
Sutton g ('‘l. 10, How Churchyard; W. Edward*, 67,15 t. Paul'.
11. hon.hyard ; „I. Ranger, 130, Ozford,trtet; E. Cleaver, e 3,
Okfordatreet ; !Sutler. 4. Lbs. ipskir ; Pros! 1 Hemet, En,
Strand; Robert Howden, 78. Or teeharcb-etreety B-rtlttt
nouttew. 43, King 0. Illiasalstreet, .C.

TEE LONDON ANATOMICAL MUSEUM,
29, GEORGE-STREET, HANOVER-SQUARE,
Coutandoe 1,200 Models. sate al Preparations, IlloindrosPies.
at, t•ustrathL ..very part of the liras/ Paula. in Health and
Marc also tbe Moving ...dankest Ltyine. Zotteve, Jobs
Pastrma, Lc. Admis It, one rbillimt, (for Gentlemen only.)
from 10 till 10. Leda?* at Foot. Illestrated Catalogue of
above, to whit° la appc..eed.
VITA VITAL'S.
• " Neu Medlell wort," hy • ,Le , price
1•., prot It.' 13a pe. ',nerd :0 okt a M..
QIIOWING how Manhood may be secured
1.3 with renewed health, increased ctrerigth. and per-
fect M.O. or dere operrent Inc the la rlormanee ol the mon
sacred My 1m • ler the haviness of married life—Tbe
Author'. method to procedure, f paroled on a lifr's ranettennt
and study devoted 1.. lb* phyaiolosry and phdoe .ph; of tt,
°morale* tires ol—lfoer to att In lb. trot or, .Imonhood
to rt.sur• moral aud th)sical beeping.. Conmllstlons daily
from 11111 1, and Wen I till P. Pander till 1 o'clock. Achim.
the Seminar/. 19. Geonte-stra et, Ilsnover.moare, London, W.

BUCHAN'S SUGAR-COATED SA ICSAPARILLA
PILLS.
TT is a WELL-KNOWN FACT that SARSA-
PARILLA is the greatest pariber of the blood in
the morn!. Kbl4P Y Uit ill. it . tto•ele re-
futer I—And i PY the D al* I Law Pill. otelh• a, tie
T. .1 a each Molise. thee or. particularly beneficial arhtre
Mercury ho • been rtoploy_ed—and are tor Ih.
mem Incidental t, Moo, Woman eadebild• each no all erupt tone
00 the Ship, 1n Aeration, 141 k,... Liver. and Stomach coo..
plaints General Weeknese. tiout. ithoenuttisn. Lototatio, pan,
I. the Lltoto•, Headaches, Sore b.. 0).. owa every oar pigim
cowed by Irrertilatitiee o obetrorted torspbetioo,
and dot t, rated and unhealthy blood. Pat. ft /fedi ine Ware-
bum. IS, ernerelitrert, funtativet, London. Wm:Ml.4lla
Anent. :—Harelay Co.. 7S, Parrlnedon• eon') end hero ail
ebevd.to. Hold to Hatie., la. 'la .1. 54, 4.. ss., mut 11..
Loeaa Am../ .—Evans, High fast-Hrrei.

THE SILENT FRIEND ou MARRIAGE, •
Medical Work, • Guide to those who have
lupill. ib. po •or of mobboo4 by 'Nubia! indlserrant•
tr.winr on y bilis, Secondary flynnoome, Gorariboaa. £6..
con •Ji.ll,lr • Yreacriptio known as the / reasons" 1..4109 to
avoid COOLITIOI 10..; 190 page.. with 60 engraving', free b
pool 12 vamps, scale 1 in. lddr.u, Weser" PERRY &1 o
Satre., 19. Berners-atreet, Oalonl-street, London, W Con
suliations daily, 11 1111 9, and front lit 11 8. smarty 11111 Velma

PERRY'S CORDIAL BALM OF BYRIACIIM.
For all cues resultiag from the errors or az-
.... y ais• of amoral powm amyl rig mr. Nice Ile
or '0 ,miva
PERRy's COPAIBA AND OCHER GLO.
RULES, the oriiiioal ureteral ,n oompoeed of
.11.011111 ol I h Ui•aim ,asid Ow*
wily tame's.. In mon qn ne. of their b mg encased Is Baty,
I. ail rare of Goriorrbm 01“4. 1116•••,•• &••• • °I"el• "6'
will pron. tbe eliesey of 1.104 wmdiermrockine remedy. Frit
de. GIL mid lib p.. b 111. Beet sayerbere 051.j114 of P.O •
Mite order. ad nes. New-. CC. as above; or ma
by bad t omi Pr Ott Hamar, IBS, Strand &ingot. 110. Oilard
Arose, London. W._

'Casa& 111111 ii t:::11. J. ramie

Thu an age of improvement, titmice, all 'lmages
should be in that direction. Zane was whin good tea
was readily obtainable—pure whokrome
Samuel Johnson liked inch; end Decalc deltenillY web
sock now. John Chutsunan has not been slow in ending
out that be can peas off his brown waste leaves by
oolouring all qualities alike, than greatly increasing his
own and the merchant's prodts, at the eonsamer's ex-
pense. It is highly requisite that good tea be again
readily obtainable; Horniman and Co., London, there-
fore import it pare, without any mineral powder on its
met non, being the strong, delicious, and invigorating
spring aorta; the green • dull olive—not blueish; and
the black not made intensely dark; this every English
1.. drinker admite is • great desideratum. Supplied
only in packets, through Hornitaan'e own ageatc-Bie I
advertisement in this day's paper.

BIRTHS.

December 14, at Lake, Mrs. Joseph Carpenter,
prematurely, of a eon who only survived• kw hoer. December. 10, id dt. 'Wont* madbereugh, the
wife of Mr. T. R. Lavington, of • daughter.
December?, at Cheriall Pirsomi, mar Cahill, Willa,
the wife of the May. W. C. Plerderlsath, of • du.
December 10, at Wed Cowes, L W., 11"1"
of Wimboroe, of a SOIL
December 12, at St. Audi*, Lady Adand Heed, of
aeon.

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December 13, at the Post-ofice, Frome, the wife of
Mr. Pprtah, postmester, of a sou.
December, 15 at North Patbertoo, Somerset, the wife
of Thomas Palfrey Broadened, Esq., of • MOO.
December 15, at Oodmaristose, the wife of Mr. Thee.
Bile*, smith, of • daughter._

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MARRIAGES.
December 12, at the Cathedral, Salisbru7, by the Rey.
H. T. Armeeld, vicar Mr. Eli Thick, butcher,
Fishertoe, to Jamie, third daughter of Mr. James
Purnell, of Loagford, near Salisbury.
December 10, at &restage, by the Rev. 11. 13. Traven,
Mr. George &afield, to Mrs. Sarah Galley, both of the
seine place.
December 12, at Liegh, Donet, by the Rev. G.
Thompson, Mr J. Readall, auctioneer sod surveyor,
ante*le, to Elisa, eidnt daughter of the late Rev.
Thomas Ayres, rector of Me!bury Babb.
DEATHS.

December 10, at Milford, near Salisbury, James
George Coombe, Esq., in the 84th year of his age.
December 12, at Rolltnatone-strest, Salisbury, after
long and painful illness, George Haines, aged 27
December 15, at Fordington' Love, relict a late
Mr. John Foster, tailor, in (hi 81st year of her age.
December 14, at Blandford, Mr. Lazarus
shoemaker, aged 71. Deceased was much and deserved;
re7=ed. caber 16, at Rlaodford, Miss Eliza Watts, of con-
sumption, aged 22,
December 17, at Bridport, very suddenly, Samuel
Skinner Cory, Eq., M.R.C.S., coroner for the western
division of the county of Dorset, and a magistrate of
the borough of Bridport, much regretted, aged 61.
December 9, in London, Catherine Jane, widow of
' the late Richard Brotincker, Esq., of Beveridge, Dorset,
aged 51.
December 11, at Monte Video House. near Way.
mouth, Colonel L. Percy D. Kid, late of the 9th Bengal
Native Infantry, from the effect of wounds received in
the Indian Mutiny, aged 55 years 2 days.
December 10, at Ilininater, Mr, William Patch,
builder, aged 65, much respected.
December 12, Mr. Charles Godfrey, bandmaster of
the Coldstream Guards, aged 73.
December 15, at Swanage, Georscrlliteer, Esq..
formerly of Wareham, lately of whin, near
Wareluun, one of the trustees& of the t County
Hospital, aged 64.
December 15, at St. Dorset, Mr. John White-
horn, painter, aged 45. deeply regretted.
December 16, at Albion House, Weymouth, Jane,
relict of the late Mr. Isaac Randall, of Tarrant Keyn•
stun, Blandford, in her 72nd year.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Horming.
ton; Thursday, Fern.; Saturday, the Beeches,
Grovely—at 10.45.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday, (this day,)
Brockenburst Station; Thursday, Newton Farm,
Brkkworth ; Saturday, Lea Green—at 10.30.
The East Dorset Honda—Thuraday, Cranbourne ;
Saturday, Durweston Bridge ; ktoncliy, 9Stb,
Stourpasne Bushes—at 10.46
The Blackmoor Vale Fox Hounds—Tuesday, (this
day,) Canning's Court; Thursday, Bagber Bridge;
Saturday, Stockbridge--at 11.
Mr. Radclyffe's Hounds Thursday, Backland
Newton Village—at 11.
Lord Poldmore's Hounds—Tuesday, (this day,)
Melbury ; Thursday, Beaminster Tunnel—at 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday, (this day,)
Chargott Lodge; Saturday, Aaholt Wood
at 10.30.
The lanaport Harriers—Saturday, Ham Bridge—
at 10.30.

Al! communicationa in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to he addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Expreag and
Agricultural GUZfige, at the Office, Church
Street, Dorchester.