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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

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(a) On week days Value leave Weymouth for Dorchester at
10.45 a.m., 3.0 p.m. and 6.80 p.m.
(0) On week days trains leave Bridport for lfaidern Newton
at 4.0 and 8.46 p.m., and one leaves Maiden Newton for Briii-
port at 8.6 p,us.
(e) On Sundays a train Lavas Weymouth at 8.0 p.m., Dor-
chester 8.16., arriving at Malden Newton at 8.36. A train
Yee leaves Nadel Newton at 6,40 p,m., arriving at Weymouth
at 6.16.

Printed and published for the Proprietor, by CURL=
WEITTBRIAD MILLARD, Of Dorchester, Printer, at the
°filen of The Dorset Oounty Express; (Mural:o4mi,
Peroborier, Tuesday, Yebniery 21, 1866. a•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

N*4 49 .
64 .S 1
ST A- -

GE4p,
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'Ve guarantee
the perfect purity of
this Mustard.

Scid in N,‘,..‘clr
0' • c'. N. N•.e.
.
4 ,4,218tetT.S$
4 lb. r

The attention of the public and of the medical pro.
cession is called to this facsimile of. label placed on
the top of all canisters of Keen's Genuine Mustards
which can be purchased of most Family Grocers.

KEEN, ROBINSON, BELLVILLE A Co., LONDON.

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Canisto'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

LOCAL BANKRUPTS.

Charles Dow, Salisbury, wbitesmith.
George Callen, Winchester, builder.
Edwin Dobkin; jun., Southampton, bootmaker„
HFlier' Southampton, builder.
T. L I'ow Purfon, Wilts, music publisher.
Samuel Sesbright, Aldershot, carpenter.
John Frederick Swaffield, Altier,t, plumber.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Sir Alfrad Jceeph Doughty Tichborne, Tichbort it.
park, near A lreaford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

TUB ABOVE AWARD BY BOMB 07 THE MOST 1100•

HINT SOTINTITIO KIN OF Tas AOI
CoNFIRMS ITS SUPERIORITY
( WOTFTSRSPOON li Co.. GLASGOW AID LON MS.

WANTED—an experienced HOUSEMAID.
V V —kvply at the Tgegraiimco. Degigted4r.

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON

ESTABLISH= 1753. -
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to. Four. Remittances to the
Country, with Account-Sales, on the written request
of the Owi er.
Commission, 5 per sent. Forage and Grooms, per
I Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2s. 6d. ; Two-wheel, Is. 6d. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction, ss. ;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2s. 6d. ; Dogs., 10a.—
Stooks valued.

N.B.—No Horses reoeived for Private Sale on Com-
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Establishment.

WILLIAM FREEMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

videnee wee adduced
sin • medical wan resid-
see decemod on Tees-
-k at night. I went-
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.4 Dann,
Ann, hie
- .

night very drank. and n.
language towards each other,
•- Dam was the man wh.
- for Steen days'.jim
Monday

the Do.olie.ter
At the Town
attentLinee. The
Bev. E. W. Peas,
. Various *waters
interesting account
at home and
• at the door

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rimmed at, -
on Wednesday

• mid I
called to

Esau

Rock's•inne.

amid (Moab man, with one arm, was charged stoat-
Legs disturbanse flEyde-pattl-bUI.—P.C. Cousins amid
wheat half-past nine dale& on Taesday night bo saw
prisoner with his coat off, and a crowd of persons
around him. He was striking at *my one who come
re 4/ hns. Witness spoke to Mtn, not knowing that Le
was dent and denik wheat he struck and kicked him
several does. -Re thee took him in charge. TWO beg-
ging letters were found in his possession, and 3... ltd.
--Prisoner, by moans of a slate, informed the Bench
that he did welt assault the police, bat admitted being
drunk.—Senteueed to seven days' imprisonment.
Idsgus9 Use of BAD LAIIOO4IOX. —Cliarles I
tlescribed as • cAtle dealer, of Bristol, and Are
Wife, were brought up in custody charged with being
drunk and making Ofie of had language in Prinee'e-street:
—IC. Cousins found prisoners in Prineesttreet shoal
12 o'clock on Tuesday night ye! -d malried
see of the ireftit Minruding langum
1.,.-
and he took them sa custody. I
hit iiithlen'a ear.—Oommitted
irri.ennieett. ,
ittamsti AND PORICION Biai.i SOCIILTT.-
evening the, quarterly meeting of
branda of this soci,ty took place a'
There was • tolerably numerous
meeting was presided over by the :
president of the ausiliary.
addr,:ped the meeting, and a most
of the operatons of the 100ilt7
abroad was given. A collection -
mounting to £3- la 6d.
" THR LATE IIYSTERIOI7B DEATH AT
EVEBBHOT.
- - The case of Henry Christopher was re.-
alttirehdi, before H. William. Hie
afternoon, when the folhr
" Jelin Joseph Clapeett
at Eeershot I /nu t
y, the 211 .4 Jammer,
with the utetuenger, 1,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Peace has been concluded between Spain and
Peru. The goverament• of -the lather country
was induced to take up a Very firm attitdde at
first by the promise of support IroM the (Alibi
South American States, hilt lid Veil hatistatilitt
was rendered. Fern ogretia to pay to Spain
405,000000 reale es aii inaemnity.
The Freneh Parliament was opened on Wed-
Ifteday. The speech which the Emperor
delivered seems to have caused more dlintatibrac-
tion than pleasure to the Patifilahl. From the
hostile attitude of the bishops towards him, and
from the eonnict with the Pope's Nuncio' all
Dien Of liberal opinions had expected that his
Majesty would pronounce very energetically
against Rome, and thereby cheer the heart Of
Italy in the troubles that bmet hat% dtOtt
the contrary, he once molt stands forth as the
defender of the Papatty, The Convention of
the 15th Sephember is, according to him, to
secure the independence of the Papal see.
Italy engages to protect their independence.
IC Pontificial territory, efficaciously
guaranteed, ia placed under the protection of a
treaty which binds solemnly the two govern-
ments ;" and the Convention is not an arm of
war, but a work of peace and conciliation. Not
against the Pope, but for him I Not for Italy,
but against her I Such is the attitude the
Etnperor has announced to France and Europe.
It has created her astonishment, and the
Phrase is hardly too strong—disgust. Jr Italy
one may guess what its effect will hp. The
Itipperor, moreover, has given diee4thiptction by
-declaring that the political reforia Thjoh the
French people have heen anxiousl imping for
will not be granted. Re did not, i true, say
so in words, bit that is the thesinibg of the
he employed. Ilia' silbiaVe about the
een the Federal and Confederate States,
also caused murmurs of dissatisfaction
'both the friends of -the former and
With the latter: Neither is the
'no proftice of a reduction in
- which Prance groans, and
In is announced. Apart
epeeph is well enough.
that military expeditions
are APPTO4O4ing the* and ; RIOT*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

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41. •Prres

DENTAL I:IhCIEI24Y-ARTIFICIAL

TEETH.

WEYMOUTH—Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at 107, St. Mary-street.
DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Mr.
HAZEL'S; High Weat-street, March 4.
MlDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mt&
MUNFORD'S, South-streets February 25.
HERBORNE—on alternate Thursdays, at gr.
KINGDON'S, Printer, Cheap-street, Febrairy 23.

BRIDI

MR. RPIIRAiM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIIT, M.R.C.s.,
9, GROSPENOH-STRIST, OROSVENOR-SQUARI ; and

14, GAT-BTHHHT, BATH.

Newly-invented and Patented application of prepared
INDIA.RUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gums, and Palates.
A new, original, and invaluable Invention contisting
in the adaptation with the meet tbAoldte perfection'and
anoceva, of prepared geinlonred indiarubber as • base
for artificial teeth% Entire or partial sets may be made
with tin vtenteet facility in a very short time. Only one
visit la required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of a soft base
placed, while in a state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums which, upon becoming hard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling oat by absorption Of Ns
guma or from delay, they May be added te, the
rubber plate in use With the greatot elite ited at • very
trifling expense. The acids of the month exert no
agency on the chimicallY•prepared indiarubber, and (as
it is • rion-condireter) haids of any temperature may,
with therongh comfort, be .retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
be preparation.
ger Just Published, price Is., Ephraim litosely on
the ' Teeth, and the best means of Sopplying theit
Deficiencies." The Author, P, Grosvenor-street,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

STARCH MA .NUFACTURRRS

TO 11. E. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALKS.
fILENFIELD PATENT STARCH
k.A USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SI7PERIORITY.
Sold by all Grooeri, Chandlers, Oilmen, Ice.
WOTHERSPOON A; Co., GLAsoow Am) LONDON

7 Bank Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.C.
Ii the Chief Office of the

ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY.
J. W. ORAIL, Secretary.

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, . WATCH AND CLOCK

MA kik'

To the Queen, the Prin;;;TWales, and the late Prinos
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Rotuma
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegance of design of kis extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto .. ... 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ... ... 16 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Balance ditto ...
... 40 „
Silver ditto ditto ... ... 25 „
Marine Chronometers 35 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical,
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
elegant assortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains, dro.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Couttes Bank); 34 and
36, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand, London.

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIti.
l'he greatest and most useful invention of the day,
AQUA AMARELLA.--Messrs. JOHN GOBNELL and CO.,
Three King-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfumers to
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age.
The Ague Amorella has none of the properties of dyes;
It, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the
hair is once restored, one application per month will keep
it in perfect color. Price one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 6d.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and from
Midividusis of undoubted respectability may be invaded
on application.

..
/deems. J. GOBNELL and Co. have been &primed
Perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales.

FIRSTMANUFACTURED 1742

01 MORI THAN
ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY YEARS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21


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beat • hasty
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company
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were (And
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

DORCHESTER COAL

COIL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN
FORDINGTON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:-
FORDINGTON.

TIMBRE MEECHADiTS,

Best Wal!send Coal, per ton
Sin.ll ditto £1 3a 4d.
Radetoek ditto 18s. 4d.
Nenth Calm 19s. 2d.
Myer's superior Tenby Stone ooal (for maiiing) . . ... El fis. Bd.
A large and superior stock of TIMBER, DEALS, SLATE, TILES, GRINDSTONES, Ito., constantly on Sale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

affections
Hundreds

A sure and instantaneous cure for all painful k
of the Teeth and Gums, Tic-doloreux, /to.
have found instantaneous relief, and borne testimony to
its wondrous efficacy.
Prepared may by A. EVANS, Chemise, and Sold in
bottles at 1s lid. each.

PROUD'S TONIC PILLS FOR FEMALES.
These Pills are peculiarly calculated to restore regu-
larity, and impart health and vigour. It is unnecessary
to state partioulars,or to say mote than that they are an
invaluable remedy for those diseases incidental to the
female constitution' in the early and middle stages of
life. Sold in boxes at la. led. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA

_
Is highiy approved by Lovers of really Good Tea.
It is goaranteed for its Parity. Strength, and the full
Flavour. It is the Tea for Family use; die two
eseentials, Price and Quality commend it.
Agents wanted in every District not yet occupied.
For terms apply to

&SSELL, SMITH, & Co., 80, FENCHURCH-STRUT

LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

WTYibUTH

Abbotsbury
I3eaminster
Bore Regis -
Blandford -
Christchurch
Cranborne
Charmouth -
Downton -
East Coker -
Evershot -
Gillingham -
Henstridge

- E. Hardink, Tea Dea
Dminster • - J. Williams, Chemist.
Long Sutton - Thos. Williams.
Netherbury - • W. Fowler, Grocer.
Ottory St. Mary • Sheppard, Grocer.
Piddletown - • T. Goringe, Draper.
Piddletr -
Poole •

Hindon

iide • J. Bollen, gr. ocer.
- • G. Neave Penny, Merchant.
• W. Cox, Spring Gardens.
S. and S. Gibbs, Easton.
• J. Shirvell, Confectioner.
• 'W. Thorn, Winchester-streek
J. Davis, Milford-hill.
Sherborne - • G. Gosney, Half-moon-street.
Shaftesbury • • G. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouse.
Sturminster Newton E. Jackson, Grocer'
Wilton -

Portland -
Purswell •
Salisbury -

,
J. Hopkins, West-street,
Wareham • - T. Randall, Market-pale.
' W. Summers, Grocer.
Wincant:on - R Gilbert.
Yeovil -
Yetminster •

- J. Perry, South-street.
• T. Hayward, Grocer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

SOLD BY GOOD DRAPERS EVERYWHERE.

DR. LLOYD'S SKIN POWDER, testified
by eminent hospital pbysicians to be the most
effectual remedy in ell cases of irritation of the skin (all
redeem, roughness, pimples., tee., speedily removed), is
as simple and more agreeable than violet powder,
imparting • delicacy of appearance not attainable by
other means. Its preparation is confided by Dr. Lloyd
solely to J. T. DAvExPoirr, Mt, Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury, London. Sold in boxes, Is. lid., 24. fid,
and 4s. 6d.

MEDICAL

ACCOMPANY XACH BOX.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
And Pronounced by Her Majesty's Laundress to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER lIPSED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

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the Ileum
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS, MIND
COMPLAINTS.—No more Headache I No more
Nervousness!! N o more Mind Complaints ! 1 Startling
as this announcement may be considered, it is neverthe-
less true. The poor sufferer need no longer despair,
for an effectual remedy is found in ATKINS'S Antidote.
It has been estimated that nearly two-thirds of the
population are subject to these maladies; they are not
confined to any particular class, all men are alike
subject to their attack ; but from close observation it
has been discovered that they prevail more generally
amongst the well developed and intellectual races of men,
simply because they are more frequently brought into
antagonism, thereby rendering the brain more
susceptible and the passions more irritable; hence the
necessity of finding a counteracting agent to keep the
mind in a perfect state of equilibrum. It should not be
forgotten that if the mind be once destroyed the most
perfect orgacisation is as nothing—conception is lost, and
existence a bore. To avoid this terrible calamity use
ATKINS'S infallible antidote. It may be used without an
attendant at all seasons of the year, and is strongly
recommended to Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of ease
and comfort.
Sold in one, two, and three guinea cases, with full
directions, and sent to an address on receipt of P. 0.
Stamps or Order, payable to JOHN ATKINS, Falcon-
villa, Falcon-road, Battersea, London' S.W.
Wholesale Agents: Messrs. Barclay and Sons,
London; Basins and Co., Bdingburgh ' • Blanchard and
Co. York; Oldhain and Co., Grafton-street, Dublin ;
and retail by respectable Chemists and Patent Medicine
Vendors throughout the Kingdom.
Shortly will be published "Practical Remarks on the
Brain," by JOHN ATKINS. Price One Shilling, post free
for Thirteen Stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

gamekeeper&
A gamekeeper ought to be u J iibarietered
Rta -

a man-as a steward Or a butler. ~Jta., work is less
under his master's eye, and therefore be should be
thoroughly trustworthy.
My orders to my keepers are to take Al much care
of the farm, cattle, gates, fences, and produce, as of
my game, and to report anything amiss with horn*,
sheep, and cattle, at once to the farmer to whost
they may belong, and to render assistance if rs-
quired. I know 'hundreds of instanoes among noble
lords and gentlemen, where their orders to their
keepers are precisely the same • and I also know
that we would not retain a drunken or a nil,-
chievoesly malevolent man in our service. Many
years ago I recommended the still head-keeper at
flornby Castle to the late Duke of Leeds. Many
years ago I recommended Hooper to the late Sir
John Guest; he is at Canford still. Many yearsago
recommended Tooke to hie situation in Orford-
shire; he is there stilL And a few years ago I
recommended a keeper from Mr. Drummond's, at
Oadland, to Lord Lonadale ; he is there still, and,
as I am informed, highly respected by his master.
All theirs have been and are trustworthy servants,
and not deserving to share in a narrow-minded
wholesale condemnation of their class, and I think
It very unjust that this sort of trustworthy servant
should be so visited.
I have yet much to say in regard to this matter,
treated as it was at the Farmers' Club, but
-ill not permit
the --

pursue
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

DORCHESTER.
TERN RAILWAY STATION.

Bulk Coal
Itadstook ditto ...
Small ditto ...
Newport small ((or Smiths) ...
The above Prices include delivery (if required) in Dorchester and .Fordington.
The Malting and Best Walkend Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all seasons.
WEYMOUTH STATION.

1&.44.
lle. Bd.
... £1 le. fid.
19s. 2d.

Bulb o Coal ...
Radatock ditto ...
Small ditto

Z 1 OZ. 10d.
18s. 4d.
11s. Bd.

MAIDEN NEWTON STATION.

Bulb Coal
Billie Rubble
Radstock ditto ..
Small ditto ..
Newport ditto (for Smiths) ...
Neath Culm
Orders receive immediate attention, addressed to
Ms. W. L'HOMME, Manager, Dorchester.

El O. 10d.
18a. 4d.
18s. 4d.
lls. 81
El Is. Bd.
19a. 2d.

September 1. 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RALLWAII STATIONS.
LI LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Pubic that he is SELLING COALS at UM
bore Stations, at the following PRICES, for CABA

At the SontA-Wester% Sestiois—
Best Walla End Coals ... ... Is. sd. per.owt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths .'. Is. 2d. '
Al tne Great WesiernStation—
Maiden Newton. Derchestel
per cwt. per owt.
Best Radstook Cowl lid. lid.
Small ditto Td. Td.
Best Bulb o
Newport Smith's
Cahn lied. 11441.
Best Tenby Stone Cowl Is. U.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate ebargerN
and in the Town free.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. Lett; Post °Mee, or by
Yr. R. Ha IV Hint., at the 0. V. will be oweerwAUY
attended tot
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

it the people
consumption
;. or in
- in

TO JOURNEYMEN PRINTRRS.

NIV A E B—Two experienced COM-
, VtifiliOßS, who have a thorough knowledge of
Itot h NEWS and JOBBlNG.—Applicatione, with
references, to be made to FRC/ERICK FOOT, Telegram
Office, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM.

rICHESE CHOICE COFFEES hkve main-
tained their high pre-eminence over a period of
nearly seventeen years, and continue to be used as the
regular Breakfast Beverage by Families in all parts of
the Kingdom. Fine full flavour and great strength
characterise these Coffees ; and being packed fresh from
the mill in Canisters and air.tight Packages, uniform
freshness and .ittality can at all times be relied on.
CASSELL El COFFEE, No. I, Is. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 2, Is. 21. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 3, is. 4d. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 4, ls Bd. per lb.

Sold in Canisters of 211 M., 111).;and alb. etch; and in
airtight /*ken. of doe., 205., and los. each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.
Proud),
kirs.BROWNING, High East-st.
A. ELLERY, 40, High-street.
. .

bditotozbiiß

S. CHOKER, 18, Park-street.
- Wood.
• Hood.
• J. H-Kundell, Grocer.
- J. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
• H. Sharp, High-street.
• Adams.
- S. Rysll, Grocer.
• W. Chamberlain, Chemist.
- P. Booby, Grocer.
- S. and It. Ryall, Grocers.
- J. Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
R Rogers Bookseller.

0118 Mil
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

LONDON AND SOL/TR-WESTERN RAILWAY.

The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders took place
on Thursdiy, at the offices of the company, tVa'ealon-
road. Captain C. F. Manglos, t.e chairman of the
.rom pan)+, presided.
The Chairmen, on moving the adoption of the report,
old the sloareholvlets would tee that in the report the
.14 ewes regretted that they had not Leon able,
although they had repeatedly complained of the matter,
to induee the director,' of the Salisbury cod Yeovil
Conaremy to &mole their line aocording to the propor-
tion i a +Moth they bad undertaken to du no. The
Salisbury and Yeovil line was 40 miles in extent, and
that from Soli-bury to Exeter, belonging to the South.
Western, fie miles lung, and the arrangement wan that
the former thoulal be called on to double four m lea to
every five nii!ea doubhd by the latter. The South
Western h doubled their 50 na,las with the excepXon
of about 64 miles, while the SVliabory and Yeoval had
o ...pleto4 boot a small portion of the double two. This
.1114.-ct Igul Lately •ttractood the serious attention of the
direct ors of the South-Western, and they ware
olotermineol to take such men urea a. would compel the
daree ors of Vie S.lo.hury and Yoovil to marry out tin ir
pant of the agreement. (Hear.) They then came to
the paragraph of the ',tient as to the de'ay in the
opening of the We 111,41 th 11114 Portland line. The
04111.0 of the delay was thin :—The Poo tlaud and Wey-
mouth Company wire bound to furnish a station at
Weymouth on finishing the line ; they had, however,
refuo.A to do no, and told the South-Western that they
might use the Great Western Station at that town, but
of course this was objected to, as the Great Western
raguired to be paid for such accommodation. The
'no ter had been referee I to arbitration, and Captodu
G-lton bad decided in favour of the SouthoWvatoern,
and the who r company would be obliged to make a
atatioo at Wevanolith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

gone away.
created '
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Ho had

SaliabsuT denied, bat admitted
P.C. Cottsins said he ws sent for to go
-dt int He

asked w.
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—Tills statement
rtriking _ .e was ..
to the Mason'. Arms about 9 o'clock in the evening. .
found Holden and several other strangers in the tap-
room. There were appearances of a fight having taken
place, but all was quiet then. Holden was bleeding very
much from the ear and ben lie asked witness to look
at one of his ears, as he said some one 1.
slid so, and found i* ' He said
iiene It was
said if he
him np.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

NOTICE IS ARREST GIVEN,—That the
General Annual Meeting of the Trnatees of these
Roads will be held at the New Inn, in Cerne Abb.s,
in the County of Donqt, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day
of
.111ARCII nest, at the hour of 12 o'clock St noon, to
As it the A ecounta of the past year, and for the General
Purposea of the Trust.
Dated this Twentieth day of February, 1865.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-21

SPICE MILLS.

ESTABLISHED 1819.

BEAcii,s FARINACEOUS FOOD for
Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs.
BEACH'S CONDIMENT for Horses.
Either of which is supplied in E-owt. Bags at 12e.
and 1-ewt Bags at 255. each, directions for nse in
Rag. Delivered carriage paid to any Railway Station.
Results, Xmas, 1864, by the use of the Food
At the Bingley Hull Show, Birmingham 46 Prizes,
„ London Smithfield Club - 54 „
„ York Fat Cattle Shaw- - 17 „

6d., I
each I

Total value of above prizes, £872.
The Genuine Article is secured by a lead seal, bearing
the impress of address and trade mark. None other
genuine.
Various prises will be given at London and
Birmingham Shows, Xmas, 1865.
First-class Agents wanted where not already
appointed. Agents:
Mr. JANIS DRAIN, Flourdesler, Dorchester.
Mr. ALPS= VYY., Grocer, Wareham.
Mr. T. B. BIODUCOOMBi, Woolstapler, Bridport.
Mr. J. G. SEWARD, Ironmonger, Wimborne.
Mr. T. H. Paul, Grocer, Poole.
Mr. Wetoit, Chemist, YeoviL
Mr. 3NO. CLARE, Grooer, Lymington.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

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labours

that vast çptre. The leoture throughout was of a
most afling nature, and very ably delivered, and the
various diagrams connected with the subject tended
much to elucidate the leeturer's remarks, the whole
showing that the hon, gentleman had taken great pains
and research into the history, both past and present, of
the vast empire of India.
Doassr Rucz Vomnrrscßa.—The

for the the

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expense, and were beautiful by the singing
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ad their i- of gorship, '
th r`-' ' riP " ' _ the anX eon- be
eluded. by dwt.ibilsr a* beneficial -.
results ii-. ' '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

agriculture.

OUR AGRICULTURAL FAIRS AND
MARKETS.

The new number of the Journal of the Bath and
West of England Society, which has just made its
appearance—the publication baying hen delayed in
order to enable the prize lista fo- the Hereford
Meeting, eornmencing Monday, the 15th of June
next, to be included—contains an elaborate article
"Ou the State of our Agricultural Fairs and
Markets," by Mr. Wallace Fyfe, whence we subjoin
extracts of local interest :
SIMMS FAIRS 705 OBTAINING STOOK.

Thus in Morton's New Farmer's Almanac general
reference is made to the markets in all parts of the
country where the various bred, of horses, cattle, and
sheep, are attainable ; and it becomes important to
those inquiring for any particular descriptions of stock
to be able with certainty to fix upon the proper days
appointed for each of such markets. For Devons, for
example. we are ri (erred to Synth Melton on the Satin,
day after February 13; to Creditors on the Saturday
before the last Wednesday in April; Sampford
the following Monday; Ratter, February 10, May 19,
July 21, Di.c. umber 8 ; North Molten, the third Wedot
day in May, and last Wednesday in Oetober, and so
forth. As regards sheep, Weyhill, October 10 to 15,
is pointed out as the largest fair in England for South
and Hampshire Downs, also for Dorset sheep • and for
obtaining Dorset sheep, A pplreliaw Fair in liampshire
(October land 8, November 4 and 5); and Toiler Down,
Dorset (September 7), Wiiten, Wilts (September 12), at
well as Waybill, October 10, above mentioned, are
recommended as the beat opportunities. Now, to say
nothing of the Creditors fair of April being omitted in
meet other lists, there are, even at South Molten and
some other places named, other fair-days equally, if not
more suitab!e for the objects in view. And whereas
Southampton fair on Trinity Monday is mentioned as
one of the best fairs for Clianni 1 Islands' stock, it is
well known that the importation of these favourite
animals is almost entirely in the hands of private
dealers, who make a trade of selecting in the islands,
and introducing either for sale by auction or by private
contract the animals when just down calving ; no that
Southampton possesses, perhant, as little claim to be
considered as the proper mart for them as any other
place of importation. If, however, we esatnine
attentively into the objects of the faint and markets in j
the counties of Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Corn.
wall, we shall really find many special recommendations
attached to the most prominent of the annual appoint-
ments.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

EXETER.

-
The registrarship of the Court of Bankruptcy in
the Exeter and London districts', has become vacant
by the resignation of the Hon. Slingsby Bethel].

THE SNOW STOESI IN THE NOT.—On some of the
lines of railway in the North of Scotland during the past
week the snow has been 24 feet in depth.
AN OLD POUR-HORS= STAGE-COACH WILL ERE LONG
be less a novelty than premature Grey Hair, which is
fast disappearing under the effects of Herring's Magnetio
Brushes and Combs, which recent improvements have
rendered almost infallible, in restoring the color to Grey
Hair, and also in removing the Agony of La Doloreux
and Nervous Headache.
N. B. —Counterfeits are being made.
Offices, 32, Basinghall-street, London.

Printed and published for the Proprietor, by exam.=
WHITHIMAD MILLAILD, of Dorchester, Printer, at the
0111 en of The Dorset County Szpress, Church-.tree',
Doroheator, Tuesday, February 28, 1880.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

OFF

CASSELL'S

THE INVALID'S FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

What is mare fearful than a breaking down of the nervoue
system? To be excitable or nervous iii a small degree is most
distreisinr, for where can a remedy be found? Here is one :
Drill& but little wine, beer, or spirits, or far better abstain
from them altogether; do not take coffee—weak tea in pre-
ferable; gtv all the frtsh kir you can; take three or four of
the Pills every night; eat piety rf solids, and avoid the use
of elope. If these golden rules are follows do') will be happy
in mind, strong In b dy and forg t you have any nerves.

MOTHER.; AND DAUOUTERi

If there is one thing more than another for Zhich these Pills
are so famous it is their purifying properties, especially thtir
power of cleansing the blood from all impurities, and removing
dangerous, and renewing suspended secretions. Universally
adopte I as the one grand remedy for fern le complaints, these
Pills never fail never weaken the system, and always bring
about what is required.

DIODR fIP TH MONEYS.
In all diseases &fretting these organs, whetter they secrete
too much or too little water; or whether they bnaffileted nith
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains settled in the loins
over tho region of the kidneys, these Pi le should be taken
accordinr to the printed directions, and the Ointment should
be well rubbed into the small oi the back at bed time. 1 his
reatment will give almost immediate relief alter all other
means have failed.

,L4* LAWSMOBWia ,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

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of an country hot India. He alluded
inwelront tit which that country had been
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A hied that eountry been caverns(' I Re.
cieatl ressoforives of /ler MalestY, and thirty
of whoni was a blue ooat boy at Chilies
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an *hewing the pomp end splendour which were
m ested at the. „recent debar or court held by Sir
Jo and,litskleiole ell tbs Indian princes and chiefs,
fro itbs,—lsigliest to !below/est, attended and paid homage
to r MaCntra repreaantativ, The dresses worn on
thekeari%n , were of material, am'
lite y studded writ/ diamonds Ana precious atones,
and wer le =oh * display of magnificence been
wit ifprust part of Borope. The religion of the 1
Hind 'sops passed under review, the hon. lectures' '
remarkilltthlt airy worshipped Images of the 'strangest
mr, and' in frOat number. They worshipped
powers whisk represented emotion, preeerve-
! destworSiont Of Brahma little was
oemparedwith the other powers of
The work of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1865.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

It is by no means certain that because the
recent overtures for peace- between the
belligerents in America have broken down, that
there is no chance of their being revived. We
have now the accounts of all that transpired,
med all that was contemplated; for President
Lincoln has laid his formal report of the meeting
before the Federal congress, and President
Davis has addressed a large assembly of his
fellow citizens in the Confederate capital on the
same subject. And then Mr. Seward has sent
a rather voluminous dispatch to Mr. Adams, in
which the honourable gentleman conveys the
outline of the impreasion which he wishes these
proceedings to produce in Europe. It is quite
dear from all these documents that the negotia-
flans were commenced or invited by the Federal
side, notwithstanding Mr. Lincoln's evident
desire is to make it appear that he made no direct
overtures, and did not in any way, from first to
last, compromise his position as the head of the
de facto government. He gave Mr. Blair a pass
' to go South, and he knew perfectly well what
that persevering philanthrophist wanted to go
South for; and when Mr. Blair came back he
imparted to President Lincoln facts that induoed
that mighty potentate to put off his grandeur
and declare his willingness to receive com-
missioners or representatives from the Con-
federate government; nay, President Lincoln
goes so far as to say that he has always been
ready to hear what any authorised person had
to say in behalf of the Confederates, while
President Davis, on the other hand, declares
that no opening "had been presented" until
then, for even so much as an "advance towards
"and it is certain that the Federal
always been remarkably stiff-
dictated the terms of approach
person with rigorous precision.
"ly disguised that the Federals
of a wish to enter into nego-
sole object of getting breathing
tenure of the war. Be all this,
may, there is no doubt about
Lincoln had.din his mind when
ansen into
told

n!)goi.ation,

. has
and ha

harrdly

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with t
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go
Seward

negotiations.--
insist, ea a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

CERNE ABBAS4

Perrir SitAttouh, Wednesday, February 42.
Before Lord Digby, J. E. Bridge, EN., Revd*. C.
W. Bingham and J. T. Hinde, and Col. Digby.—
Mr. John Dunning, of Newland Farm, was sum-
moned by the overseers of Pulliam for refusing to
pay his rate. Defendant contended that he was
rated for land which he did not occupy; but as he
neglected to appeal against the rate, the Bench
ordered him to pay the amount claimed, £1 4s. 6(1.,
and costs Bs.--Mr. Thomas Smith, farmer, of
Cattistock, was summoned by Mr. Shier,the district
surveyor, for allowing offensive matter to run from
his premises upon the highway. —Fined 10s. 6d.
including costs. Simon Old• of Gilanvilles
Wootton, was also summoned by Mr. Shier for
neglecting to cut and prune his hedges, and an order
was made on him to do what7was required within
ten days, and to pay Bs. costs. —John Fox and
James Fox, of Corns, were charged by John Rendall,
gamekeeper, of Hillfield, with trespassing on lands
in that parish, on the 17th February, in search of
conies.—Fined 16s. 6d. each, including costs, or in
default to be committed for one month with
hard labotir.--lameo Mills and George Mulls were
also convicted for a similar offence oh laiide in Ebb
parish of Came Abbas, on which Lord Digby had
the right of killing the game, and were fined in the
sum of 6s. 6d. each including costa.—Mr. Howard
appeared for the defendants.—George Beasant, of
Piddletown, was summoned by Emily Shepard, of
Cheselbonie, to show cause, &c.—Defendant
admitted the case, and he was adjudged to pay
Is. 6d. per week, and the usual attendant expenses.
—Mr. 'Howard for oomplainant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

MILBORNE ST. ANDREW.

- --- • -
MILBORNS!AND WHITCHURCH WORKING MEN'S
CLuna—From returns recently made respecting
these clubs it appears that both of them are in a
flourishing condition. The following statement
shows their financial position :—Milborne.—During
the year the receipts have been : Members'
subscriptions, £8 6s. ; hon. members' ditto, £7 Ss. ;
old papers sold, £1 6a. 60. ; visitors' pence,4s. 2d. ; '
proceeds of lecture, £1 2s. ; fine Id—total, !
£lB 6s. 90. The expenditure has been is follows :
—Books and papers, £4 86.10 d. ; oil and sundries,l
£2 4s. Id. ; coals, fl 12s. lid.; cleaning room,
dm, £3 10s.—total, £ll 15a. 10d. ; balance in hand,
£6 100.114 d. The number of members on the books
up to December 31st last wiu 47, and comprised 8
brioklayers, 5 bricklayers' labourer., 2 carpenters, 2
tailors, 1 shoemaker, 1 harness-maker, 1 butcher, 2
farmers, 2 dairymen, and 23 labourers (of whom 6
were under 16 years of age). The reading•rooms
were opened 310 days during the year in which time
there were 5,890 attendances, showing an average of
19 per diem. The average daily attendance during
the past quarter has been 24 The reading-room is
supplied with 2 daily, 3 monthly, and 10 weekly
papers. The above data show a very satisfactory
return, the population of Milborne being only 616 in
all. Whitchuroh.—The rewsipts during the year
were as follows :—Members' subscriptions,
£7 17s. 4jB. ; hon. members' ditto, £8 15s. ; sale of
old papers, £2 4s. 9d.; visitors' pence, 16s. 3d. •
Temperance Society, Ils. Sd. ; profits on tea meet:
tug, 10s. 60.—total, £2O ltia. 74d. Expenditure:
Books and papers, £6 9s. 78.; °oat wood, oil, and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

anticipate.
SwrsarsPh in
- cyclone at Oa
deseription of _
w_as stated that 60,000 persona Latin,
illunagiato consequences of the I LY
number had met
41% regard t'

, fear-

with'slower death

u
Latin,,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

Hon. Sir k.
to present ,
being cr.
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authority
is simply
—kva that

on "the restoration of
throughout all the States ;"
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EXOD3II
corroborated President *Rpm-riser,
A the Federal negotiationa teen, has been
unconditional surrender. It warn
'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

YEOVIL.

The will of William Bide, of Yeovil, bair
been proved under £70,000 personalty. The
executors are Henry G. Andrews, of Rimnton ;
Francis Berryman, of Shepton Mallet; and Heniy
Marsh Watts, of Yeovil. To each of them there ii
a legacy of £lOO. To his wife be leaves an annuli,
of £l,OOO and a legacy of £1,200, also the residue of
his property, together with his residence and
furniture, for her life, which, upon her decease, he
bequeaths to his nephew, Thomas William Dampier,
to whom he leaves an annuity of £5OO, and appoints
him reversionary residuary legatee of both the
personal and real estates, including his freeholds in
the counties of Somerset and Dorset. There are
annuities of £260 to each of bis two neices, Elizabeth
Bide Dampier and Mary Ann Whetham, who are
to receive £6OOO each out of the residue upon the
decease of the relict.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

swAiAtit.

SHIPPTNG CASCULTY.—AS the Revenue cutter
Gertrude, belonging to this place, was on Friday
returning from Poole, when off Studland, was
caught in a sudden squall of wind, which carried
away her bowsprit, and sustained other damage.
On Sunday, the 19th, great anxiety was caused at
this place by the appearanee in the bay of a sloop
with all her head sails blown array, and a flag of
distress flying, the wind blowing • gale at the time.
every endeavoiir of her crew to bring her up proved
unavailing, and as she was making hwater fast,
the crew, consisting of two men and a boy, took to
the boat when near Old Harry Rock, and landed
under the cliffs. Information was at once sent to the
oolutguard at Studland, and they succeeded in
rescuing the poor fellows from a watery grave by
drawing them up the cliffs by means of ropes The
vessel is named Riehard,and was bound from Cardiff
to Ryde with Coals, and the drew, After being
refreshed at the residence of A. Luckham, Esq.,
Studland, came on to Swanage, where the Rev. J.
M. Colton, the agent for the Shipwreck Mariners'
Society, provided them beds and refreshment. The
ship wee found by the coastguard near Christ-
church Head on the same night drifting before the
wind in a very disabled condition.
ACCIDENT.—On Saturday, the 18th, a serious
accident happened to John Stevens, son of Mr. T.
Stevens, stone merchant, of this place. He was
proceeding to Wareham station with a wagon and
cart laden with stone, and whilst descending a bill
was struck by the shaft of the cart and jammed
against the wagon, receiving severe internal injuries.
ANOTHER AcCIDENT.—On Saturday, the 18th, as
John Bonfield, of this place, wee proceeding home,
he by some means slipped on the pavement and fell
across the curb stone, and broke his collar bone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

DENTAL

',TIFICIAL

WEYMOUTH—Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Friday., at 107, St. Mary-street.
DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Mr.
HAZEL'S, High West-street, March 4.
BRIDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mrs.
MUNFORD'S, South-street, March 11.
SHERBORNE—on alternate Thursdays, at Mr.
KINGDON'S, Printer, Cheap-street, March 9.
--
MR. EPHRAIM MOSEL?, SURGEON
DENTIST, M.E.C.S.,
9, GROSVENOR-STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE; an
14, GAY-STREET, BATH.
gewly-invented and Patented application of prepared
INDIARUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gums. and Palates.
A new, original, and invaluable Invention, oonsisting
in the adaptation, with the most absolute perfeetioh and
success, of prepared gum-coloured indiarubber as • base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial sets may be made
with the .reatest facility in a very ehort time. Only on•
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of is soft base
placed, while in a state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the india-
rubber plate in use with the greatest ease and at a very
trifling expense. The acids of the month exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubber, and (as
it is a non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, he retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
ts preparation.
or Just Published, prise ls., Ephraim Mosely on
the " Teeth, and the best means of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.

,
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SURGERY-AR
TEETH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

DORSET VOLITINTEER A ssoci ATI ozr. —PROPOSED
ENCAMPMENT FOR 1865.—The success which attended
the camp at Lulworth last year, and the benefits
arising from the continuous drill, have been so
evident, that the association, bearing in mind the
objects for which it was instituted, are induced again
to appeal to the inhabitants of the county for aid in
repeating what can now be hardly termed an experi-
ment. But for the assistance of Lord Eldon and
Mr. Start last year there would have been a deficit
in the funds; and it is believed that this did net
arise from unwillingness or reluctance to subscribe
on the part of the general public, but from the
subject not being brought directly to their notice.
As an acknowledgment of the liberality of the
subscribers of last year, especially of the two gentle-
men named, it is considered there can be no better
mode adopted than a general contribution by the
county at large; and the association, believing that
an annual encampment of the rifle volunteers would
materially increase and confirm the efliciency of the
battalion; suggest that funds should be raised in aid
of such object, and that the maximum subscription
for each person shall be £5, depending upon the
numbers of subscribers, rather thaa the munificence
of individuals, to establish the camp on a permanent
basis.—Subscriptions list are now open,and subscrip-
tions way be paid to the credit of the association
(camp fund) at Messrs. It. and H. Williams and
Co., or to Mr. Coombs, Dorcheater.—As it will
depend upon the amount of the funds which may be
available for the purpose whether or not arrange-
ments shall be commenced for an encampment,
intending subscribers are requested to communicate
their names and the amount of their subscription to
the honorary secretary as early as possible—at the
latest by the 31st of March. —By order of the council,
THOMAS p 0051138, Hon. Secretary, Dorchester.—
[We cordially indorse the bon. secretary's sugges-
tion, and strongly advise subscribers to remember
the adage, which done into English, says, "he
gives twice who gives quickly."]
THE WEATHIER.—The reading of the thermometer at
'Aster for the past week is aa fo"ows

:44 Direction State Of
Noon 1.5-5° of Wind. Weather.
FuZ
35 25 N Fine
37 40 NW W Cloudy, an
46 41 NW Foggy, fair
50 41 NW & W Cloudy. dull
45 36 WSW & N Rain, flue
44 32 N Fine
43 39 SW Rain
CORRESPONDING WEEK 1864.

24 NE
25 NE
26 N, NE, ESE
28
:31 NE
34 NE
34 NE

Fine
Cloudy, snow
Cloudy
Fine
Fine, gloomy, snow
Snow, rain and hail
Gloomy
_ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-28

JOHN

CHRISTOPHER, DECEASED.
______

ALL Persons having any Claim on the
Estate of the late JOHN CHRISTOPHER, of
Evershot, deceased, are requested to send their Accounts
to Mrs CHIESTOPOIR, of Eversbot, Or to JOHN
CHM/MTH'S, of tiolywell, near Evershot, on or before
the 20th day of March, 1866, in order that the same
may be examined, and if feu-id correct. discharged.
No account to be noticed after that date.—And all
Persont indebted to the said Emote are herebyrequested
to pay their respective Debts to the aforesaid Mre.
CHRISTOPHSE, widow of the deceased, or to the
aforesaid JOHN Cusierrorran, either of whose receipts
shall be a sufficient discharge.
Dated Everebot, February 22, 1855.
AlTruaAkt ROGERS, PIANOTORTS TIMER,
and SZLIOTSS,
(FROM CADBY'S, LONDON,)
Has the honour to announce to the Nobility, Clergy
and Gentry of this neighbourhood, that he Tunes and
Renovates Pianos of all descriptions, thereby improving
both tone and touch, and removing all unpleasant
noises.
Pianofortes Tuned by the Year, or Single Tuning.
No extra charge for Strings.
Organs, Harmoniums, Conan-tines, and all kinds o
Musical Instruments Tuned and Repaired at the lowest
possible London prime.
Pianofortes and other Instruments selected from the
bat Maims, on the most reasonable terms.
W. R. has the honour of Tuning for the leading
families of the'Coniity.
Weymouth and Dorchester attended fortnightly. The.
principal Town' in Dorset and Somerset visited every
Tour mouths.
Al! communications addressed 5, Belvidere Cottage',
Weymouth; Mr. Runty WNLIAITHING, Bandmaster of
the 3rd Volunteer Rifle corps, South-street, Dot.
ohester ; or lilydLing Si. Nicholas, will be promptly
attended to.
JOHNSON, JOHNSON & Co's.