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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

PROVISIONS.

Lorrnon, Friday. -- The cuatomary quietude at
Christmas time has prevailed in the market during the
past week. Irish butter is held firmly, though not at
present in demand ; Carlow, 110 e to 112. f. o. b. ; Cork,
firsts, 114.; seconds. 10$,; thirds, 984 to 100,; of
Limerick, none in merchant's hand..some re-wales made
at 1004 to 104.; Ennis. Karnali, and Trelee range from
844 to 95.; American alao i. firm, and held at prices
ranging from 90s to 106. There is no fine Dorset
butter in the market ; middling is difscult to sell at
90. to 94. per cwt. Fresh butter is 2s per dozen
cheaper, the supply being large and the demand dull:
first., 16s ; second and West country 154, and thirds,
14r. Tarr dozen ; Ostend, 11. 6d to 14s 6.1. Foreign
butter in fair demand at quotations. Lard and
ban). are nominally the same as before, but with
a downward tendency. Bacon i• slow of sale,
end 1. cheaper than last week; Waterford 54s to
55, f.0.b., and Hamburg 51s to ammo ; A IIIeTiCAE
ocw, singed, 374 to 40a, old 28. to 30. per cat. The
market for shipping provisions bait been quiet sines the
lhohdar. wiminrooed The arriviibi are on a liberal
seal.. Eggs arc in slow requeet at lower prices; supply
fair. Theo 41rtimod for cheese is slowly, bet limited
As improved trade is eonadently looked for.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

GROCER& GAZETTE.

LONDoP.Friday.—lo the Colonial and Foreign Products
markets business daring the week has been interrupted
by the holidays. whichlwill continue in force until Tues-
day neat. The tenden.y. however, has been Area ; it
is firpecticl that a healthy geseral demand will be en•
perienced wh.li badness is meowed. Scene unall parcels
of Manilla sugar have been placed at the rates carnet
last week. In coffee, rice, nothing worth naming has
been done.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

SELECTIONS FROM PUNCH'S

A L3IAN AC K.

Coxettetote or Ream.- Si grail if the diabonesty
prevalent en the Tee, kka, 0110/1 the ',porting rate d..
cline to hack the fevonrito at Efl.olll, as they say, for
fear 'he Derby should turn out a It.N.s.
FAN'S IN PIITSIca.—.I bashful gentleman happen-
ing to meat in Vie street a 1..1, of his acenaintaner for
whom he entd Trained a budding •ffee'ion, euctienly hi.
his brad and dropped his eyes. The case ha, been to -
fermi to an emirent surgeon.
Thereitexers or Acts IN DI FFFFF NT Srxia -'
man attains his majority at twenty-one. hut it is 'IA
-
cult to say wheel a weem•n attains her. There are din', -
rent ',revise; lied to the two erica. For instance, who-
ever heard of • leafy epoken of as been.: "wader age."
HEAR 30711 8101114.-Maiders uniltoistrram are ford
of calling servau's the greatest plagues of life." We
are extremely curions to knew whet s•rvants are in the
habit of calling their masters and mietreeses? Depoui
upon it, it in something extremely endearing!
Lanst TERMs.-We often hear the term made use 4,
" • limb of the law." It stnic••• it. forcibly that it en.
miatuke. Tho term intended ii not "limb," hut
" limbo '." for that is apparently the cud of all perions
who are foolish enough to go to law.
GENUINE AIIBTOCRACT.—The Landed (entry of
England hare been cemoared for pride of birth, and the
Farmers for clownielenesa ' • but the Fat Cattle Show
warrant. the former in boasting of their Stuck, end al-o
attest the tatter's good breeding.
Till Sittosarioe Norgh.-Clars.--" Yee, dear, I've
got the last one down, •nd it's perfectly delioiotte. A
man monies his grandmother-fourteen persona are
poisoned by a young and beautiful girl-forgeries by the
dozen -robberiee, hanginge ; in fast, full of delightful
horrors!"
CIIKSTSRVIELD'a ADTICII TO HIS NSWIA•MAIIIIIID
Sota.-Never interrupt ladies when epeaking,-you may
hear of soneething to your advantage. If there is Sr.,
exception to the rule, it is perhaps where ono of the in-
terlocutors is your mother-in-law.
fIoROLOGICAL THOUGHT.—Yoa can etop • clock, at
any moment, bat you cannot stop • watch. The 1,151111,
remark, toy brethren, applies to the et,pping the bilk
of • man, and of • woman. lie ia a great, coarse. uxly
machine, but you can silence him. She is • beantiful,
fragile, jewelled thing-but she will run on until dm
stop. of lielself. . .

THI WATS 01 LUG —There's a right way, and
there's • left way, sod them h also, • middle way. The
latter course ia apparently the most followed, for meet
• drub people in the course of the day, and the chances
are that eleven out of the twelve will, if you itok then),
" Well, bow aro you getting on r invtantly reify,
" ()h! middling, thank you." There are. one would
infer, more midole•un n in this world than any odic's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

T" grea—i *and increasing demand for Dr,
COFffINII INDIAN ?ILLS barn induced him to
appoint retail agents for COT tairs distriete in the country,
that the numerous ai.plicanta, spirt from thole who
nrofsionallvOoannhthirn. may conveniently obtain them
in the localities in which they rad& All disorders
origin. tc from obstructions in some of thoorgias or Metre
of the svirtern, wh 0,1 prevent a Inn circulation and
action of the mechanism of the animal monany. To
remove those impedhn nits, and restore to health the
deranged system, constitutes the great mem4 of the
healing art. To give mein a tone to the 'lemma and
Invigorate the liver, is to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the nature of the damsel • for in all
local and general obstructions throe two Imperiling
are affected, either directly or by elflik.sibtyTh•
organs
rDirAN PILLS are, then, offered oansdeutly the
diasoverer of thole as the most safe and aertais nooses
to produce this, and those who try them will realise the
happy result.
h"zreAloyuiriT. &dam.,
ke.simmis.
o.Clidalumodahaloomassa.Hßeissurralth4.
agunle, or .4 fit,
141111500, Leedom
ems drromrso Aostrra Groves, Blsagforg
gosto, Dec.:heater ; Huntley, Wimberee ; Roberta IC
sae, ffhafiesbury ; Groves, Weymouth; e
Wilmer§ ; blarating, Yeovil ; Dalwood, Me=
r'rewli erne ; Ocrepock , Salisbury. Wholosals;
211,11sohatuoldsco. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A 00IIGH
—TM following letter haa been received:—
" Nightingale Hall, Edmonton.
"DIAZ Ika,—l have eseeetly suffered much from a
most vielent cough, proceeding from a tickling in my
chest, which no remedy, out of many I resorted to, coati
allay. My head was constantly aching, and my whole
frame entirely shaken. Haring seen the good effects of
your Balsam of Aniseed in emeral members of my family,
I purchased a small bottle, and when going to bed at
night took a teaspoonful in two tablespoonfuls of esti*,
just warm. The sleet was Immediate; it arrested the
ticklini in my chest, I slept well, and arose perfectly re-
stored in the awning, with the meeption of debility.
arising from fatigue by incessant coughing for Dom days
previous. My cough entirely left me and has never
returued. Haring since hard of • lady in the neigh-
bourhood who for • long time had laboured under a raost
distressing cough, end who had resorted to every remedy
within her knowledge, lout the remainder of the bottle
I. ; and that long-standing, oboinate, and (as she
thought) incurable cough was perfectly cured.
" I aro, my dear Bir, you's very truly,
"To Mr. Thee. Powell." BOLIIDe."

POWELL'S BALSAM OP ANISEED.
Per Conks. Siortares Brandt. Asthma, Ticklin h.
I. Threa& and an Falars•ry dllatiort. Wel amdkaa• we I.
bud lava/rah&

reeiLai and rid ley Timm.. Powitaa. al IN lllactation.
[Andes. Said by all cbemlete mad bendlelae amide. la
Is kliorden aloe la AMOY* New lawlase, Caw .s
10. North bad Nowt Amelia. Es. al Wawa& le
awl Its web.

CeVTlON.—Oberve tbe werde neon as Peerat.e." ark-
Ition'-reed. Leedom. en Lb* (ienresmeest Sump, Mtbeet Hie!
II mare be peembee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

STARCH MANUFACTURIRS

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALE&
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.
AWARDED THE. PRIZE MEDAL, In&

THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
!USW IN THB ROYAL LAUNDRY,

Ara Proooonoed by Mu MARsty's Laandswas to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.

HER MAJESTY'S LACE DRESSER
DIMAS= IT TO XS
THE BEST SHE HAS TRIED;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

COUGHS 1 COUGHS ! I COUGHS II!

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS.

An extraordisary raw of care of • coup% of 20 years'
slaw:mg. Read the follo•ing taalmouial— cute only
of hundreds rel toll might be quoted
" Pordingtoo, Doroherter, Oct. V, 1864.
" Sta,—For 20 year, I have suffered from • most
severe and di•treesing sough. To the winter before last I
suffered more severely than ever. For sus etow.as
weer laid darn in bed. I thought myself sinking to
the grave. All I took in the way of medicine was for
no avail. My husband, wh was quite worn out for
want of rest, was per•oaded to get • box of your
"Pectoral Cough Pilla." 714 Ilr-t night I took one I found
great ntlief, and the third or fourth night I coughed
at all—the AM night's rest I had had lor six moo he.
In a very short time my cough was completely cured,
and l_yossed through lut winter without any cough at
all. This is a simple statement of facto. which I beg
you to make use of inane way you thja.k proper.

"Iloura.rietpeetrally; -
"FRANCES RIGGS."
One trial will prose their eziraonfinary properties.
Sold in Bores at lid. and Is. lid.
Prepared only by I.VANS, late PROUD, Claws?,

I)otcHisTini:

The shore M cheines ars sold by sll respectable
Chemists every mien,. and wbuleasile by the Dindon
Agents—Meese,. Barclay and Bons Newt Button and
Co.. &lean's, Banger, fleeter, Newberry, and other.
N.B. Thole who base occasion to wilta to the Ne-
ed. tor are particularly requested to ad.lrees their letters
—ETA's, Chaudet, Dorebester.

PROUD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH,
Without the lead smell, • certain Cure in I few daya
This irritating, troublewome, sod eseeedietgly infec-
tion. disease, so °flea the source of the 'greatest
annoyance to individuals and to whole !mollies, and •
warm of danger to everyone who conies in contact with
an infested pemon, roily be immediately relieved and
cured by • few •ppliutions of the above-named
inealuable remedy. In every mse an enriy appleation
I. very desirable, for the lospr it is delayed the more
virulent bowman the erupt.., and in many mem the
presoak Proprietor, A. J. Kassa. barn else • whole
neighbourhood infected by the negligence of some one
family in ii. by refuses' to bedews it possible that Lisa
bad really Iteib sencoaet theme.
Many hundreds of Testinmeials Inger be given. One
lieaties will, however, prove the above einertiesa
Sold i.e bora .1 1.. iseb.
EVAI4,I TOOTHACHE SPECIFIC.

A astound inatanteneous ear* kr all painful affections
of the Torth and Gages. Tmedokreez, be. Hundreds
he.* found intosntaneoes relief, and bone teaoey to
its vrond!oes efficacy.

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Prepared mapb 4. 1. SPANS, Chenille, mod &old in
&Wee eg l& lid. mei.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

PILOTAGE PARLIAMENTARY RETURNS
FOR THE PORT OF WEYMOUTH.

Am abstract of returns relating to pilots said
1011,4•6• In the United Kingdom for tit* par rodiag
tlia 81a1 of bearnibra, 18, in ocatianatioa of •
Pa.karoaatarr paper aimed last year, has jut ban
pinioned, parairat to so ardor at tb• Hosea at
Commons, of lb. 21m of Joao, 1864, and of tbro
Proviso:or of do llaroliant finiopialatat, 1684.
It aware from thew ratans *ba row al

pilatag• at Waymentk, its lb' nithe is those pinta&
In Ilum Parliassaatary Kim of 1861, and that dish
Me eleven plots at tlle pod—oaniely, William
Swab, a6ed4B ; Edward Tisard, 44; jobs Perks,
42; E heard Way. 38; Thomas Way, 44; Thomas
J. 8ri11.% 39; Edwrod Chaddook, 33; F. W.
Smith, ZS ; Wlli.m Grand. 44 ' • George Pdhif
47, and William Hallet, 33. The limn' of 160
I mines of the Ilia& nimi of these are from St. Alhen's
Head tiLy ene.loi from Lyme to Si. Alhan'a Head,
Phan Arermouth harbour to sea, and from as. to
Waymoutb harboar. Tha limits of Um Liam.* of
the two are St. Allan'. Head to Lyme, and from
114raii to St. ARAM'. Head, and into and no; of thk
port of Lyrae.
. . - .

The following was lb, amount ntutbrnd tbein tbb
pilotege of remelt at Weybioath IS 1923 : Inwards,
on 101 Pollsteri hot totted by steam, and live lowed
ttaam, on 31 oversee vessels not towed by
IMMO, and five towed by MOM, and on flt foreign
hovels not towed by steam,and five towed by 'tram,
in all 208 vemela, £297 IS.. 9d. Ontwarde, on 42
mister, sot towed by 'team, and one coaster towed
by steam, on 16 o,llfila volaidt bat tutted by steam
and two towed by steam, and on 33 foreign vowels
pot towed by Masai and Mr towed by steam, in all
100 yowl., flbt 17e. Id. The total of receipt.,
therefore, at if. port for inward and outward
pilotage. in 1863, was £482 191. led.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

RFC-KITTSDIAMOND
BLACK LEAD.

Used io the Pikees of the Queen sad toe Ynn..• of
Wales.
MORE CLEANLY.
Beelines being in Blocky it dorm Dot deep about, and
POLISHES MORE QUICKLY.
flee garb.' the time and labour of the user.
Sold by Gonads, Drual4B. Ironmonger% ke.
ILIECKTIT k BuNellc-laite, Louden, 8.C.,
and Hull.

aIraRCH MANUFACTURERS
To D. IR IL THE PRINCE/18 OF WALKS.
14JENFIELD PATENT STARCH
vkA Usti.) IN THZ KOVAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

Mr

Weymouth Plowm•n. confectioner. 94, St. Msry-st.
.Til.dl, confectioner. 14. Rt. Albans Row.
Ftrirtpo'rt
Poole . Atkhis, chemist, Hiah-street.
Wimbnroe Short, chemist.
Christchurch Cot, confectioner.
Lyinington Hockey, eonfectioner, 85, High-street.
Yeovil ...... Vincent, confectioner. Princes-street.

WHOLISIAL. W•IEHOUSL
17. Mowlteld-street, City, Losdon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

by tie kisalmas of amiAmos Motekill. Eves el
the Unice. through the kindnest of the guardians.
Christmas-4ay wrs also made elm al joy to the Wiest. a
for ell wets regaled w tb trewt bed sod plum podding
Is addition to this the men had strong beer nod
tobacco, and the isamen scot.

ENlZlAinia•—Tha reeding of the thermometer st
ter ot au Met week is as follows:

Noonla 41
..11
Z'
34 38 W, BE9B
44 40
39 :43 N &NW
35 28 NE
30 25 ENE
28 25 NE
30 28 NNE

State of
Weather.

Tog. cloudy, rale
Clouly
Hasy, goo
Gloomy
Fine
Fins
Gloomy
wm 1863.

42 NW
39 WNW
46 WNW
30 ' N
40 WkNW
41 W N W
43 W

?g,. gloomy
Ovem.st
Cloudy, raiii
Cloudy. I.ir
Ave, cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

JOSINSON,JOHNSON &Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
• Is decidedly the Purest
Arlo Strongest—Cheapest
, Best—thc most
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1101. f SOME & INVIGORATING.

'N. .1- Iv .‘6entx jilt:very TOM,

LOC.AL AGIIITL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

IMPORTANT NOTICE I I I

TF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
I
A ..iwapri,gfrossi Ni e,ltuf aadTrwpid Liver.
they &Wyk' immediately take UTYB 00all'OUS.D
HEPATIC FlLM—They a.. best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Wiliest/ow, Costive Unpleasant Taste el
Mouth is lb. lillaruing. lire &anises or Haim.,
Giddiness, Dimness of hi, mies in the Head,
• Stemma. Lew
Spirit., Pain. in Shoulders and Bea, a Dry and
Furted Tongue, Dislike to Food. Spasms, Costive State
.4 Bowels, Singing Noises In the Head. Distension of
the Stomach after Food. Uneaainess after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the H.ari, Nervousoese. a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper ; aLo act very aently and
aliacionsly upo the Liver, Liberate Ikle, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame. —They are
g. nil, and pleasant in their op ration, require no con-
finement, nor alteration of diet ; and may be taken
griitk pitted t safety by both sexes of all ages—These
Pills are not represented MI II peasces for every dis-
order of the body, liks most of the modern quack
medicinea,but for those disorders which •r• immediately
connected with the Liver and Stomach. —field by all
re.peetable Chemist. everywhere, in boxes, is. lid.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

PROTECTION FROM FIRE!!
BRYANT & MAY'S

SPECIAL SAFETY MATCHES,

AM NOT POISONOUS ! ! I .
LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX!!!
FAIRMILD WORKS, LONDON, K.
Illaybehedof all Grows, Ironmongers, Chemists, bs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

HBADACHIC, NERVODSNEI3B, MIND
COMM. A I NTB. —No more Headache ! No more
Nomoasness ! I NOMOre ind Coto plaints !! ! Pitertling
as this annoancenient may be considered, it Is neverthe-
less trsc. The poor sufferer need no losizer despair,
tor an effectaal remedy is found in Argtss'a Antidote.
It I.as been estimated that nearly two thirds of the
population are subject to these maladies; they are not
confined to any particular claw, all men am alike
subject to their attack ; but from close obrematioe it
has been discovered that they prevail more generally
amongst the well developed and intellectual rams of men,
newly because they are more frequently brought into
antagonism, thereby moderns' the brain wore
sumeitible and the passions more irritable; bents the
nece-sity of finding • counteracting ageot to keep the
mind in • perfect state of einilibrum. It should not be
forgotten that if the mind be our destroyed the most
perfect organisation team nothing—emseeptionis Irst.nod
existence a bore. To avoid this terrible calamity am
Arcise's infallible antidote. It may be seed without an
attendant at all seasons of the year, and ii strongly
recommended to Ladies and °epitomes desirous of ease
and comfort.
Sold in one, two, and three &Pea awes, with full
directioas, and sent to an address no receipt of P.O.
&tam o or order, payable to Jogs Anima, Pekoe-
• Paison•reed, Battersea, Leedom, 8.11.
Wisoieg•le spots : Maws. Baniarnmszal
Loudon; Basics end Idingbergh ;
Co., York; Oldham lied Co.. Mraftbsdrrob. Deblin ;
and masa by nispeelable Cheasiele end Patent Medicine
Vendors Nresellesse the Minedent.
Shortly will be pekkished "Prodigal Remarks no the
Brain,' by Joao MMUS. Prim Ow MOW& pill hie
kr Thlresui
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
—01,000.000 seerting. summit/ea by Chwmus-
moot, ans manually divided in monthly allotemose In
•various ficium upw•rds to £.UOO sterling. An invest-
ment of El may secure 115,000 sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis), apply to
FRIDIRICIL SINTZ, Banker. Fraokfort-00-the-11•ine; or
Letters addressed to him at 8, Three King Court,
Locnba.d Street, London, E. C., will be immediately
forwarded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27

13 tbonshire.

TIVERTON —Loup Pauline/vit.—The political
1.1. of Lord Palmerston has been longer than any
statsemssi of the Kasten' c nutty at horn* or.
That of Pewit Metternich !wiled 54 years, from 1791
to 1448; that of Count 87 sselrode &leo the same number
of sears-1 ismely, front 1809 to 1856; and that of the
Duke ed Wellington hello more Quo 45 years. dating
from tit. time bias, Chief Secretary in Dublin to his
death; that of Sir Robert Peel even ler still. But
Lord Palmerston entered the House of Commons in
181:16. and has held °Moe, with eery slight intermission,
eines 1807, or MOVOO year. more than half uorntury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-01

00AL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Pulie that be is SELLING COALS at ths
above Statism, at the following PRICES. fee 0•511.
_ _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-01

wite very ratite., and his sons remained up with him.
It appears he loaded his gun, placed the utoule into
I mouth, and premed the tri,rmir with • slack which
was (amid by his side. The effiat was truly horrible,
The head IVY 001.1pIrtely shattered, the room
nrearntieg a nrot fearful spectacle. An inquest was
held before tee same jury as in the above ceie, by It.
Esq., on Wedoenday afternooc, when the
following evidsece was adduced :
Thomas Witt, • pipeniaker, living in Winehester-
stmt. :aid he was the eon of the deceased. His father
was 57 years of age, sod a widower. He lived in Scot's-
lane with him sou sad • grand-daeghter. Witness saw
him at hie home about • quarter to one o'click on
Tueaday. Ile went to his home to se* him on Moeda,
night in concogneam of his brother having told him be
was very queer, and that lie was afraid to remain home.
He we. there until Tueeday morning. Witnem &eked
him how he was, mid lie said he was very law in spirits.
The deceesed was In bed when he loft, and he called
upon him again at ball-peat twelve. He was sitting
by the im.and witness asked him if be had been oat for
a walk. He replied, "No, it has been raining." Wit-
nem rejoined that the sun bad been shining during the
morning. Witness left him in charge of a little boy,
about eve years of age. The deceased bad
been drinking a good deal during the previous
week. The demised, mom time since, was an
inmate of a lunatic asylum for about • month.
Ho was very queer in manner on Tit...day morning.
and did not seam in his right senses. Hit had
observed him in that state on previous 0001.0001 after
he bail been drinking. He was informed of what had ,
mourned about two o'clock, and be went immediately
to the home. Ilis father wee then quite dead. H.
sew that hie head was shattered, and lie believed the
charge had entered his mouth. Blood was flowing from
hie head, and there was • large pool of blood in Um
MOM.

By the Jere : lie • heard the deceued threaten
to destroy himself. The gun belonged to his father.
A Juror stated that he saw the deceued go for two
quarts of beer that morning, and he knew that he had
been drinking freely for the last few days.
Wm. Witt, painter, arid aots of the deo:owed, said he
lived with his father in Bent's-lano. The deceased
drank very freely lest week. He was very strange is
and on Holiday night lastorken be was is bed,
the dewnued got out of his own bed and come sip to him,
saving he could not sleep down stairs as h. 1,141 1110
wild. He did not stay in witness's bed more than ten
minutes before he got up and event down stein aisle.
He came op and returned • second, and also a third
time. Witness did not like to 11111labl in the house by
himself, and he went sad fetched kb s brother.
. .

The Cormier said he thought it was • case of
deliriums franca.' The restlcernees described by the
sons was • sun azb Of it. sad he thought it was quite
dear that he had destroyed himself whilst labouring
wider the erredo of that malady.
The Jury warn:ring, a verdict to that effect was re-
turned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-01

turned to the workhouse she wu qnite fat.—Lord
Folkestone : Then she shall Lave 40 days' iinprisocup ni,
end that •ill brim/her into the breed and water 444.-
Kr. !lintels*: IS I. quite time she had a worse
opinion of the Heine in the gaol.
ALLIGID PoWL Snaugn. —Thorns. Brownjoline, of
was brought up on remand. elitog.:d with
goslings hen fowl the property of Mr. Henry Human.
fanner. of Ditalissapto• --P.C. Alley stated that se
be wea walking through the 'dive of Uitchampton,
shoed half-pest one o'clock on Sumlay morning, he saw
• young woman named Louisa Buret.t step into the
' noddle of Uwe road. She ease from • gate opt,,
I the rick-yerd belonging to the prooimtor. When she
saw hies (wiles.) Us returned, end Us• priconer then
walked away with her, in the dit,ction of her home.
Ile overtook them, and told Num that as he had eurn
diem there once or twice previously, if he ever found
them there agisin h• drothl take them in custody. lie
(the officer) then retuned to the progenitor'. rick-yard,
and inside the gate he found a fowl fluttering. lbs
picked it np, end on ez•niiiiing it he found that it had
received a blow on the head. It was not quite durl.
He eommunioated with the inspector, and the prisoner
and LOl,lll. Barrett were taken into custody, and. having
uguifted in gaol on Sunday and Sunday night, were
brought up before W. Pinckney. Esq, at the magi.-
tested clerk'. office on Monday. The bon. megistrata
discharged Louias Barrett, hut remanded Brownjohns
until Tuoalay.—laspector North said he apprehended
the prinmer. He found • smock frock which prisoner
admitted having worn on the Sdurday night, on which
were marks of blud.—The prisoner aaid on the Thurs-
day previous he cut his bend, and be wiped the blood
upon his frock. Ha ilenietl having anything to do with
the robbery.—LVil F.,ilkestone thought there wu no
evidence to convict the prisoner with the offence, and
the magistrates ordered him to be discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-01

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORIEt

Stafford. Dorchester, Feb. 27, IS(14.
GENTLEMEN,—I be you to acal.t Iy
beA t 11.4310 fur the Imam which you Imo.. con•
(erred upoo ine in 011` Electiou ea one a your Hopi,
mutative. in Parliament.
It will be my •ncloarour, by s faithful diecharz• of
my duties, to merit the confidence reposed iu we.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your grateful and obedmat Servant,
JOHN FLOYEIt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-20

HENRY WEBBER
(stmoseeoa co Joni Irma' AND soma
Mtl di 'X" I. I MIL MI MI M 4. 177 0 ,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR,
AND PROVISION MERCIIANT.
[No. 1, BRIM= STRUT, GOLDEN SQUABX, LONDON, W.
gIaiXELT:=22S4I! groZeteM7ll": kms"PETII,I472II"
BRITISH AND PORRIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESB AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1. BRIWZR STREET, GOLDIN litall•Ri. AU @cliche the Diesel Oub Purchase tor trim us Praeger, thereby win Mlormillais
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ARRIVALS OF DORM BUTTKR DAILY. I FRIMILAND MONDAY ANT) FRIDAY
The
.DIRRRY II MONDAY AND mulnrSraDn.Y.
pruieipal Cheese Fairs and attended ia Wiltahire, Bomeesetehire,
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and Moire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-20

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D ---- Th. e capital Putts, nearly new, by
Kiddie and Raesell, one light Cart, Pony Cart with Tilt
and fisroms, lams two-horns-pow., Chaff Cutter, with
Gear contleito, on wheels, amen ditto for hand-power,
bean and oat Mill, Sheep Dipper, Causbeidp's patent
notched wheel Roller, plain iron ditto, Coleman's
patent ticatiller with side havers, See irm Ploughs and
tackle, set of four iron Harrows., by Canon, Rental's
Went root Pulper, slide for the oonveyarme of Matting,
Water Carriage with Mute and distributor. 12 tett of
Plough Harness, five seta of Oa ditto, tram and that
ditto, Wagon Lines, Sheep Creeps, km.; also a capital
Dog Cart,Gig,and setof Gig Hareem. garden Boller, ka.
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consists of
mahogany Sideboard, large mahogany Centre Table,
mnarrwo-leaf ditto, 6,1 Odom Piano, mahogany Bata
with hair mat, large ditto in Damask Covering. Hair-
staffed Seats and Squabs, Kidderminster Carpet and
Rug to match, Feuds- and Firesets, Drawer and
Shelves, large Meat Screen. Kitchen Fender, Batter's
Tray and Stand, Fear-past Bedsteads with Damask
Furniture and Hair Mattram, 2 half-tester Bedstead;
with ditto, X and Stump Bedsteads, Clothes Hone,
Waelastand and Swing C 1....., Drmaing Tables,
mahogany and painted Bedroom Chairs, Bedroom
Carpeting, Moderator Lamp, large Hall ditto, 2
mahogany Bureaus, /iv, ka.
In consequenes of Mae ahortoess of the days, the Sale
will oommences at Eleven &dock to the minute, with
the Dead Stock, Farniture, he.
Luncheon trill be provided at One, and the Sale will
be resumed with the Live Stook immediately after, and
the Auctioneer earnestly solicits liberal and punctual
attendance.

TO II I LL ERR, BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS,

Coneys:Dom will be at the Sbillingstone Station, on
the Somerset and Dorset Railwey, to meet the 1134
down and 12.61 op trains; also at the Setnley Station,
on the London nod South-Western line, to meet the
10.32 up aml 10 56 down tnune.
Dated Auction end Agency Offices, liturminater
Newton, December Bth, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-20

R EC KITTS DIAMOND
BLACK LEAD

Used is the Pekoes et the Qum sad tie Prink at
Woks.
MORE CLEANLY.
. . . . . .

Because Wag in Blocks it does nol drop about, and
POLISHES MORE QUICKLY,
Miss saving the Unto and Ishour of the seer.
Sold by Grocers, Unnisi•te. Ironmongers, ke.
RECKITT k SONS, Suff.,lk-lane, London, 8.0.,
and HulL

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
.Tll H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLEN Ir I ELD PATENT STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.
Sold by al Grocers. Cbandlors. 114.
WOT 11 ERtil'OON k Co.. OLAisoow LID Looms

BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
—111,000,000 sterli, guaranteed by Govern-
ment, ars annually divided in morithly allotments I.
various San. upwards to £2,000 atoning. An invest-
ment of El may secure r:95,000 sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be seat gratis), apply to
FEEDICRIOIC 81ets, Banker. Fnutkfort-on-the•Yeine ; or
letters addressed to Mtn at 8, Three King Court,
Lombard /Street, London, E. C., will be immediately
forwarded.

JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,

, Is decidedly the Purest
Strongest—Cheapest
and Best—the most
_l4
- WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
Park ets by A gents in every Tows
LOCAL AG rarrs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-20

DENTAL

-ARTIFICIAL

DORCHESTER—every alternate asterday, as igs.
HAZELS, High West-street, December St
Attendance at WEYMOUTH—Moodays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 107, Bt. Mary-street.
BR IDPORT--vvery alternate Svirorday at Mr.
MUNFORD, South-street,- -December 31.
BOURNEMOUTH—at Mrs,OUBBINEV, Demi' Home,
Commended-road, avety Tne•dvy.
SHERBORNR—ou Atwood* Tharsikyv Desensber
I!.

NIB. EPHRDARIMI MOILBR.ELcIfm,. SURGEON
11, GRomycion-rrawr, Ozoevsnoa-sQuale; sad
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IND( k RUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gems. and Palates.
A new, original, and invaluable Invention, sonsisting
in the adaptation, with the most abet:elute perfection and
seccera, of prepared piencoloured indinnabher se a base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial Nets may be made
with the neatest facility in a very short thee. Only one
visit is required to fit them, it befog done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of a enft base
placed. while In a state 4 fusionsbetween the teeth and
gums, which, upon bemiring bard, pommies the greatest
powerful selfadhialon. The teeth are also immovably
Axed Is the eockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many yearn, and on
any of the natural teeth falling nut by abeorptinn of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the rid's-
rubber plate in um with the greatest NW and at a very
trilling 'sponse. The acids of the mouth exert Co
agency on the chemically-prepared Indiarabber, anel (as
it Is • non-conductor) Mlide of any temperature may,
with thorough comfe.ct, he retained in the mouth, all
unpleamotnes• of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly. provided against by the peonliar nature of

Ii preparelio.n.
or Jett Publishorl, prior le., Ephraim bloerly ne
the " Teeth, and lb. beet mesas of BoppViet their
Deficiencies." The Author, 0, Otnevonor-street, W.

All communilations in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addreeeed to
the Mditor of the Dorset County lizprsas and
Agriestitural thssette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorcheeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-20

HEADACHE, NIGRVOIIIINNEIS, MIND
COMP LA I NTS. —No more Headache No mono
Nerveueoess ! ! No more Hind Complaints!! I Startling
as this anponoceinent may heeeerldered, it is neverthr
leen true. The poor sufferer need no longer dar,
for an effectual remedy is found in ATICIRII.B staa
It has been estimated that nearly two•thirds of the
population are subject to these maladies; they are not
confined to any partiasler clasa, all men are slate
subject to their attack • but from elate obeervatios it
has been discovered that they prevail more generally
amongst the wen developed end intellectual reenact men,
simply because they are more frequently brought into
antagonism, thereby rendering the brain more
sueseptible and the passions more irritable; hence the
necessity of finding • counteracting agent to keep the
mind in • perfect state of equilibruni. It eboold not be
forgotten that if the mird be once destroyed the mart
perfect orgailisation is as sothmg—oossarption is larkand
existeoce a bore. To avoid this terrible calamity ane
Araine's infallible satidote. It may be need without an
attendant at ell masons of the year, and is strongly
reeenuseaded to Ladies and Gentlemea desirous sines.
and comfort.

two, ond three guise* omen, with full
directions, aed seat to an) address os receipt of P. 0.
Stomps or Order, payable to Joni Armin, Palms-
villa, Taboo-rood, Battersea, London,
Wholesale Agents : Meows. Bsnley and Som
Londe.; Raging and Co., Edinburgh ;
Co., York; Oldham sad Co., Onittouutreet, Debbie;
and =hail by respegtoble Chemists and Patent Bodkins
Vendors througliost the Eines&
Shortly will be published " Prodigal Reworks on the
Brain," by Jong Amin Price One Shilling, pod tree
fer Thirteen Stamp&

HI ALT H and HAPPINESS for HO
NERVOUS sad DEBILITA TED.—A miser
is of • sew raedieal work, written by Gee al the most
eat emediral nee of the pretest de,. solely for the
pause, sad breeds of that flair of Wrenn whose
@Abalone are ottee seltindlated, sad who desires •
speedy sad priests ewe, yet too 4tee booms the dupes
of de/Isaias Lost*. Quiet. For web sufferers We
work is intended, Dimming • ostista mecum of cure in
mare al nervous debility, relaratiee, aromas or lomat
weakens, toagonr, bluablag, debility, sat miens other
mimes symptoms; also phew* how the arealled
10 outrage easy be effectually zeriewed ;
with noerees illuernalve crass of saran who bare
bees restored to the Ideraass of health by follow* the
Moles laid down la this work. Bast tree to
Ae:I;
dare, ritesip4 of Gimp to prepay protege.—
to the llearateey, lasWWh 01 Anatomy, Illzadaihas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-20

AN I) OTHER&

THE GUARDIANS are desirous of receiving
TENDERS for supplying tam Union with Bread
made of the best Flour. Flour of the best quality, Meat,
and Groceries, from the 314 day of December instant,
to the Isl day f April, 11163.
Foims of Tenders may be obtained on application
my (Slice, Cerne Abbas.
The Tender. must be delivered, male& before Eleven
o'clock in the Forenoon of WEDNESDAY, 21s1 day
of DECEMBER instant.

All rem; havingClnitria on this Union are requested
to amil the particulars thereof to me, on or before
MONDAY, the irth day of JANUARY next ; and all
Rills not so delivered will not be paid until the end of
the next Quarter.

By the Bowl,
WILLIAM BEACH, Clark.

Ceroe Abbas, Bth December, 1864.

WORKING MEN'S INSTITUTE, DORCHESTER.

THE COMMITTEE have the honour to
announce that the Bight Roe. Lord Durrett'
nod CLANDIDOTS, K.P.. LOB.. will deliver •
LECTURE at lb. TOW3.II4LL, on WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 11, 1864, c aid of the Fonda of the
Institute.

So &nor —" ANCIENT SYRIA."
R. B. SttielDen, Req., ALP., keg kindly consented to
pre.ide OR the occesion.
Admiaeion Front Seat& ; Second ditto, Id.;
Hoek ditto, Sd. ; Meniben free.
. . . . . . . _ . _

Tiekett—to- b. Wirsioed et the Libreries of Meters.
Fowls sad Limo, aed.et the Institute, South-streitt.

Doors open sr half•pabt 7, to coaristoce t &
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-21

MARRIAOVI.

July 14. at Cleredon, umemet. by the Rey. V
Orton C'rlckmer 11 t . late Missionary V &plain
Columbia, assisted by the Rey 0 I,mikeuri4
' 4., the Rey Stephen Francis Redford Peppin. M. A
•,riest vicar in Wells Cathedral eldest us e of the lid
rthur 13edfoni Peprin Esq., garrison surgeon of 'Friel
noppl7. to Geraldine de Conroy. *Meet daughtss
41Aut -colonel Hamilton. late of the 19th Regiment
July 14. at •-t Peter's. Marlborough by the Rector
the Rev. T W. Dowding, Mr Morrison, ilighetreet
to Hannah only chi dof Mr. Charles Hoff, Alma-h..,.
'hr borough.
July 14.11 Walool Church, Rath, by the Rey. T. W
Frawley, DrlYer Fltsberbert, only moo of John Fits
herbert JOINS, Eel of Luckington, Wilts to Rearm
Elizabeth. el es daughter of Mr. Pawnee Fitsherben
Jones of Upton Cheney Gloucestershire.
July 16, at Over Wallop, by the Her Henry J.
Fellosiee, Mr Alfred French. son of Mr John '
of Nether Wallop. to Mee Mor7 llindes, only
of Mr. John Hinam, of Over M shop.

DEATHB

Pr.nh,

ict;l

June 32, st fkidge-street, Andover, Anne, the be-
loved wife of George Norris, much respected by all who
new her.

J 0.... 12 at his tool 'Pow% Cohlontl Roast., Totion.
loothatoe,..ll Willow *war, Eel., wt,t tt•
Ow 1.40 Wallow So az, Esq., of Moo ktoo, Donot
&i-. 143.

Jal. 14. at Car.an, Wit., vary stala.,al Mr. R ea.,
fartaisr. art, 66 wro. «Mott 0.0. v, 4 Ow 1.t.• M.
J Loy. U. h....r.rit behind h.... la..
ell.l.lrre hi. He •as rotoromho
b• .11 wt... beer. I.lro
Jul. 16. For .....tbrutgr, in th• 60. b 'mot h.r
•- W. rob r rmeso-st 14 Vt. I 1. N.
William Winkler, of King.t...H., Derr

--
ill communications to relation to wludeeer de.
psztment of the Pater are to he Managed I.
the Editor of the Doreg Count, Elrreo• mul
Alricaingral (Muth, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-21

TAVRR n Taunt

Tag EITsAOILDIN•ItT Cam, or FI4)001$0 waxer;
—ml. revolting came, in which Sarah Vottar.
Stuart, stood charged with aseatilting young women,
wee on Saturday brought t same, at the Weeiminober
police court before Mr. self Viscount Raymsa, end
other gentlemen present, were aooomu.udat.d with Mis
on the bench. Mr ,leigh, as before. prosecuted;
'myth defended Other evidence having bees gene
into concerning this disgusting outrage, Mr Kelfe is
delivering judgment, mid :—Th•Tli wet no doubt in his that the defendant had been gailty et a wile mid
abominable assault, and it was only from the mregivlesg
that public morality and demo* wade sneer
that be tormented to sdkodisahe eemmarit,,,Tho
drfendant had doobtlies be.. promisee' is.
1 these dinneting practices by the dee* ef
min, and he would watt. o- more words apse
cos **thoroughly depraved ; but be must express hie
regret that the wretches who had ml used the wealth
be towed upon them for *tier purposes than is
8-nonlate their passions, should have escaped the fuel
moll= of their revolting modnot If they coedit
be bleat fled and were brought before him, he would
"ot deal wi b them ea with defendant, who had hew
dimmed only by motives of sin, bet woad art
surely send them Wort a public court Ise ma.
nutted the defendant for is menthe to hard labour in
the house of oorrisHoil for the assault on Willis *, sod
he required her, at the rxpiratiosi of that time, S. bed
: two sureties in 1:10u ma for her good helmorke._, for six
months kegs,.
Oa' CausurAL FTFTEX—Aa akill tonlsh, (Wadmen-
hind ) visitor mesinse, *id a labsexim
named Pindis, 34 years of age, was sontesesd to mem
years penal servitude for larceny. The elireer Of this
ori foal furaiabes • glaring instants of the insesslatearg
of the ticket-of-haves, tem. Nines 1141 he bee bees
• down times isosvifted for officials MGM or less seriens,
sad reselved sesteeese of inqwbonaissit m's.f
6.1111 tw14441-wee 3•11,', three tv=l
ho caleadar gives the following of dreams end
ou..ialunents previous to his lest conviction : October 1,
1841, felony at Kendal, fourteen days, mid Swim
.hipped; Sarah 2, 1848. wilful damegs, one ealeedar
month, at Kendal; January 1, 1146. felony, no la ;
February 4 1848, felony fourteen year,' transportatios.
fporbition,mni ppi,fbr.; sm.diapei 6,1613,;1.1.,.. felonbery,
sesseo.
nottsme' tram-
ulilag
• female, six months, at Kendal; Jai 1811:r
with intent, two years, at Appleby; Jo 6, drunk-
enness, one mouth vopasinber 9. •
female, six months at Kendal ;April 10, 13,
raining, ow month.
~, lows oi 3rd Middle...ex V. 4••••••• Arson.,7woe
fatally cloned • I. dsys ago wi.do presides( wish his
owes at Woolwich, le seawqesem of the gee
ao.l pram over use et his Ivp- Ti's inelmed limb had
to bv antowatsd, but the anfortaanes sus did net
Meg sent..the seeideat

•
tiFf.ua awl powirbod for the Peewit.... br Commas
W 11111111 AD MILLAIDagtOIOIIIII.I. Priaarb at the
Odle. et Tlie Dorset IP&, Streseb-eleeek
.Desebeeler. TeeMy, ably 4,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-21

BIRTNik

- -
Jsig 12, at Dorchester, the wife of lir. Stepbit
qessis. sasoo, of.
/sly 11 at Sslishary, ths wile of Deur, Oreeshil
geri., of a doughtier
Jaly 16, at Wilton, the wife of the Rev. Deer
Meier, of, son.
July 17, at Dorchester, Mr . jams. ndrows of
laughter
July lA, at Ilhotnpstone Dairy, Dorchester, the oil
of ,r John ayrne ,of • son
idy 20. at Dorchester, the wife of J. Galpin, Bog
I a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

Bezarom Luirrr- yrs CLus...

Ist Innings.
&ebbs, a Dawkins -
Fry, b Da .kins •
li stock, Is. w. -
B. Davis, b Pope -
T. Davis, b Pope •
lisrvey, run oat -
Illorren, b Dawkins -
Bend • Ropes -
Painter, b Dawkins -
Brockway, Is Dawkins
Drowns,. not out -
82,w2,1b4- •

2a4 Innings.
- 0 e Lowman • • 0
• 4 b Dawkins 0 '
-12 e Motet - • 16
- 7 b Pops - - • 0
• 4 b Pope • - - 2
• 5 b Pope • - -
- 1 mot oat - • 20
•0 b Pope • - - 2
• 0 b Pops • - 0
- 0 b Dawkins • -0
- l Is Deakins - 0
- 8 87,1 b 4, no balls 3, 16
41 58

CH A aIiOUTEL —CAME tr.—On Wednesday a cnoket
mach was played between eleven married and eleven
single members of the Chuniouth Cricket Club. The
proceedings caused great interest, and a large number of
rp .4sla' araemb'ed to witness the game. The wickets
were pitched at about 12 o'clock, and the married men
having won the toss went to the romp.. They however
were icon displaced, having only made 28 runs. and in
their second innings were not much more successful,
making only :40. The bachelors proved too strong for
their opponent., and best them in one if:Miura, having
scored 85 runs ; but this victory is wholly attributable
to the sdrnirable playing of Mr. Cook who serried his
bat through tbe innings and made 33 num Mr. Holly,
of the Coach and Hones Inn, supplied refreshments in
his usual satisfactory style under a marquee, and pre
every entistacton. Tbe following is the score:—

II tililE).

First Innings. Second Inninp.
Hillard, cH. Norris • • 3e H. Nom u • 3
Worter, b Breton - 6 b Breton - • 0
Will. b Cook • . b Breton - • 0
Day, b Breton - 7 b Breton - • 0
Hassey, b Cook - 0 o Cook - • 0
HA a Pryer, b Cook - 1e C Norris • 0
Board,a Pryer, b Cook • 3 • Pryer - • 4
Scans, cH. Norris, b Cook 0 ran out • • It
Tourne, a Morgan, b Breton S a Cook - - 3
Ashton. c Pryer, b Breton I not out • - I
Trott, not out - - 0 oC. Norris - 0
Wide.. 1, no loalla 1, by.. 1- by... . g

BUI CI LB.
Gordis, b Hassey . -
Cook, not sat • • • .
Hodge., e Warier, b Board -
Breton, b Bo.rd • - • •
Pryer, is Gillerd, b Board - •
T. Coles, b Board • - •
H. Norris, b Board • • -
Nosh, 1b b Board • - •
Mom's, b Hassey - -
C. Norris, b Board - - •
F. Colra, c °Ward, b Harney -
Wide* 5, byes 3, b 2 - • •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

DORS& COONTY LUNATIC ASYLUM,
Mir Chartaisswer, Dorckeseer.

Smith', and

lawortribt Sala Se s=lll.latara'
Ma. T. ENBOR (LAT, Balla AND wffriO art n)b
boss favoured with baidzuctions from Nr.
lositsrs, Contractor, TO BELL BY AUCTION, in
senmquenes of the completion of the works, on WED-
NESDAY, JULY 29, 1663iiihe following Surplus
BUILDING
MATERIALS, t-florse Power Porta-
ble STE AM ENGINE, SAW ABLES, New and Old
IRON, :
SMITHY, with Forge, fro, complet., Work-
EOM°. and Fittinp, Ironmongery, , :
-hease power portable steam engine, molter mill,
naw bench with Mt. and other saws, straps, /cc.
aseplete, 12 cwt. of chains, blocks and gear, about 3
Saw of Bat. mend, and bar iron of venous iloss, 2 tons
of swap iron, a quantity of old mat iron, kitchen ranges,
stoma, 300 iceffold poles, 400 padlocks, 3002 a 9 board,
wheeling plank, barrows, ladders., timber In balk, plank,
sod mending, 3,000 Countess and Dachas slates. 6,000
41 in. Staffordshire black ad red paving tiles, smithy.
with biota, bell .ws, forge, &a, comp him oleos and
/ding. somplete, earpenters' workshop., a quantity of
iroamongery, chaff-cutter with band or horse gear,
=so maceios, sarong Umber carriage. 2 strong cans,
suit, and • great variety of awful effects.
kbele at Oas o'clock precisely.
HIGHER WATERRON FARM,
Four miles from the Dorchester Station, of the 5.
Western and Great Weston Railways.
..,ENsoittpateat HRA ?land EH. Bo ) begs
ROILING 8
TWELFTIZ D'AWUAL SALE and LEITINO of
PURE-BRED SOUTHDOWN RAMS and EWES
will take place at 11110HZIWATZIUlkar, 011 WEDNISDAY,
AUGUST sth, 1863, beiag the day before Dorchester
Fair.
The Laotians? bop to call the attention of Flock-
IMAMS to this the Twelfth Annual Ws at Watereon,
cod to inform them that the Stork be has to offer fully
metals the high character for purity of bowl, hardi-
ness of itonstitution, aptitude to fatten, 'misfit and
/MOM CA wool, which has distinguished the Waterson
Flock for so many years. The Rams having takes first
and 'mood prism at the Rath and West of England
Show at Raster this year, In addition to the numerous
won at previous W chows is a sufficient criterion of
superiority of the Flock, and renders further com-
ment nonmessary.
Oonmyeacos will meet the Trains at the Dorchester
Btotheis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

FORTY•ONE
_SUPERIOR RAM
_LAMBS.

The great demand Mr. FUOIIII bar bad for moms years
for his Ram Lambs, and the swam attending hie First
We lad year. lies indsmed Itim again to offer hie Lambs
for public Competition.
Tb• Auctioneer, with the greatest oonadence, calls the
eilleutlon of Miasmata' to this Sae, the Laub. being
of great sire. very machine, good colour and soustita.
lion, sad of Irst.rste quality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

TRI ‘L OF PRISOITERS.
_ ARVIN.

Jemee Brown lahonrer plewlegi guilty to an indict-
ment eherein/ him wi h melicionsla petting Are to a
ham and Alegi. the pronortY of Joeenh Panama, of
lii. torriehip then retired to con-
sult Mr flood the surgeon of the Oaol. as the pri-
soner •nneggregi to be rather ehort-witted. Orton his
return his lArdelgin. in passiog sentence, said the ease
bad vireo onnei.iggrable anxiety to 0 Pourt, but On
rengline the glennsitioos he found that h. eras entOect
to Ate although he had not one on him at the time he corn-
mitted the deed. but which certainly would not exonerate
him in point of .w;l cull he ought not to he dealt with
an myorely its if he had not been sohjset to them. Ms
ilhe jedgel meet. however, remember that he would
be dealing err, 001#10#/#1 I.sill to prienner and the penny
whom hp Wend if he wan to nem • light sentence
upon him. or allow hint to go at large. Of c/erse he
wonl,l each care., him ram required, and would
not be treated se a criminal. It we; however. i.e..-
wry for the protection of procerty that the prisoner
Armlet he locked up for mme magridereble time. and he
shoold therefore sentence him to four years' penal
mr•itudgr.