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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

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the disease.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK,

L—lr IS WILL that the Queen's authority
is maintained with a firm hand both at home
and abroad. The 'news of the week may in
truth be said to register the suppression of
two revolts in the capture and committal of
the heads of the -Fenian conspiracy in
Ireland, and in the putting down of the
black insurrection by the strong arm in
Jamaica. The former is a bloodless victory.
Courts martial and military law and operations
claim, however, some 200 victims in the bitter
instance; but then the intended rebellion
was in the one case nipt in the bud; in the
other, it had broken out into those atrocities
always incident to unchecked insubordina-
tion. As usual in West Indian discontent,
1" the Methodists" (a name which it appears
obtains amongst all ranks of evangelical dis-
',enters there, including ,the sect of Baptists)
are considered the fomenters of this rising,
1 and answerable for the outrages perpe-
trated, in their infatuation, by the excitable
and superstitious negroes. Excesses are
rendered the more pitiable when committed
in the name of religion.

U. TRI CATLLZ PLAGITZ COMMISSION
has, it appears to us, resulted in a reduotio
ad ab . Surely the conclusions they
have reached are too sweeping anti dogmatic
to have been arrived at with such precipita-
tion. They are convinced of what to one
else is faro convinced, after the plagne has
extended over 47 counties, leaving exempt
only three or four, of which our own imme-
diate district happily boasts more than one—
that the disease lIAB been imported and
prated solely by contagion; and that'
therefore the exclusive remedy for it is the
total suppression of the cattle trade! All
we can say is that in the present age of the
' such a remedy Would be worse than
Aceordini,, y, in the Peter-
Aprict, where the Order in Council
for closing of the markets has been
followed by the interposition of the necessary
local authority shutting them up, and the
dealers have remonstrated and insisted on
the recall of the proclamation, it has been
Aitovered that there exists no power to
*woke the order, and we presume, therefore,
that all the markets that have been closed in
this manner, are legally suppressed till the
Meeting of Parliament I As for the disease
itself, Einderpest or not, now we have got it,
we how not when we may get quit of it.
llt would appear to have run a course of
twelve years after the outbreak of 1746; but
surely within a century of time, medical
knowledge, veterinary skill, and the ordinary
ameliorations of civilization, must have some-
what improved the condition of things.
LII.--Zuarrozie Jamas unwillingly
demands a word from us on local considers.
agree with our grand extreme,
Morton Pete, in his Colston
although there are
. with the exercise,
Constitution of the Franchise,
reformation, there are many
that want reforming even u'-
be bribery,'
of election
pounds in 11\ Aiwa
who confine tbekositil
charges IF—
as it

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

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dancing,

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it Dhows,
; and the
between na
of being his
r, genthmen,
'V, but I

ocesiianal .epportenities for the
of the town to 'enjoy an hour's don9:ng

1111Uly •

,
4b. 1
meetings 1
'rta " are
, dming

;ilk/young
peopis, we
sip, of impronitte' nt in social —life. There
is very litide doubt that claming, when act carried to
noes; is not only a planing but a healthy reereation
but tteforkmately ft lies betii brought into disrepute by
, the assodatiots oonnected with it. The ball room and
dancing aloon have Kenerally been in too close
Proximiwith the gin palace and publio-hoase, sad the
"4 result been that the happiness of many ' trust I may homily ce has been destroyed. We believe we
esideovotired right in slaying that no such beeefal results need
• admd feared from the orderly and well-eoodaeted meeti
which, under the title of "Promenade Concert."
announced to take photo in the Cora Exchange du:
the winter months. Subscribers to tbe bead hied ire
admitted tree, and non-iroteeribon at 6EL soialL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

'L:fi•
i'.l„z•-. •

Nry PAPER FOR 2d.
Published every Monday night, with all the Marketa of the week, and in
anticipation of all the other Papers.
UNLARGEMENT TO 42 COLUMNS
OF THE
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS *
AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,
CONDUCTED BY MR. WALLACE FYFE.
CASH PRICE, TWOPENCE.
~ BOLD BY ALL BOOXSELLERS AND NEWS AGENTS.
077 ICES : CHURCH STREET, DORCHESTER.
'%
LARGEST AND MOST HANDSOME OF
r!_
PENNY PAPERS.
a.
TILE "TELEGRAM,,
12,7 b() COPIES ISSUED IN A SINGLE WEEK,
13 NOPT
ENLARG-ED TO gs coLumN S 3
WITH IA 17NRIVALTaD, COLLICTION OF
LOCAL NEWS.
• pimp, pIITE PENNY
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

ecclesiastical Intclligence.

PRIMICAIIINTS AIM ATIVIiITIIITS.—Rev. T. 11..nuett,
Incumbent"! Christ. Church, Plymouth ; Ker. Jame
K. Best, formerly S.P.O. Missionary, Tinnevelly,
clioowe or tradree, Perpetual Comte of Lane End,
Buckw;) Roirj . Curate (Sole • charge) of
flolmer, ller..fordsWi; flee. B. 14, Dawitm, Curate of
Yasor, Ileref.rd'; Re*. g. fiby, Curate of Witt-
wisk, lfortlisote: Rai; & Rysono,. )(.A., Rector of
Rod's/it-too, Rural Dean of Gloucester; Rey. L. leiter;
Perpetual Curate of tionektoi 1V)1d, Dorset; Rey.
1. J. Lneas, Cuia'e of foldingham ; Rev. W. Shatter,
Perpetual Curate of Imber. Wilts. VAOAICOII6B.- -
Ohiselboreugh, 8., with Weit Gainotboit, Somerset,
£450 with house, patron, Representative of the late
Earl of Rgremont. Ftfehearl Retitle. It.. Dorset, £2OO
with house, patron Rivera. Hope Manaell. R.,
Herefordshire, £250 with %mute, patron, Lord Chau-
adlor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

H [Gil WORTH.

To the astonishment of the vicar and congregation
of our pariah chart% on Sunday, the members of the
choir absentoll themselves from their usual seats, and ,
there was no siaging during the whole servile, nor
were the strains of the organ heard more than twice.
This was the result, we are informed, of the in-
terferenoe of • churchwarden who conceived that he
had the right to direct where the various members
of the choir should sit, irrespective of their vcioe or
part. This was considered an insult by the organist
and the choir, the members of which, it must be
remembered, are the sons and daughters of respect-
able tradesmen in the town who give their services
gratuitously.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

ABBOTSBURY.

SINGULLZ CHARGE Or POTATO STERLING:
ALLEGED PRIVILEGE. —Last Saturday two girls,
named Mary Kellovray and Emily Corbin, were
charged before the county magistrates at Dorchester,
with stealing some potatoes from a field belonging to
Mr. William Clarke, of this parish. P.C. Foster,
on Thursday, November kb, saw defendant'
matching up the potatoes with their bands and feet.
The girls Mid the field had been ploughed and the
potatoes picked up three weeks before, and had been
ploughed a second time, when it was the custom to
allow them to gather what potatoes they could.
People were there the day before and the master saw
them, but said nothing, so they thought it no harm
to go when they did, and there were two other
people there at the same time. P.C. Foster said he
believed some potatoes had been picked up by the
farmer's servants, but he was not certain. The
chairman said he had a letter from Mr. Clarke, who
said he did hot wish to prose the ease, but the girls
must understand that they had no bujinees whatever
to take the potatoes. Kelloway tNo other farmer
in Abbotabury hinder' us. The Chairman Mid he
knew there was a custom of that kind, but they
must understand that the potatoes belonged to the
farmer. Kelloway, who had been charged pre-
viously with stealing turnip greens and discharged
by paying the coatis, was fined 6, and Corbin
lin 81
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

fi-o;vie'es
Threshies
tame of between .
R. Mires td- afiginig *-
referee, .After sit ‘apa *sum.
by Mr. Mayo's SOD&

Mr.

WM

Timid= to the kindness el Mr. Trenehard, an exeellent
day's miming came off en Porwell oowlesse annum.
day. The most liberal hospitality was shown to the
party by Mr. William Mayo. There was an abundance
of hares, fleet and strong, and the dogs generally dis-
tinguished themselves but especially Major Beasant's
Beau Lee, Mr. Bauntin's Blunder, Mr. Mayo's Spring,
and Mr. Bennett's NeJiy. About 28 bourses were run,
rag hares were hffsd. The following are the main
PUPPIS&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

SRERILIES.
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY
(The Standard of Excellence.)
Excellent Dinner Sherry
Superior Selected Ditto 3Ol to 36e
Fine Golden
Zest India Sherry
Mann=la 42s
PORT&
SPLENDID OLD PORT
(11 yeas in the Wood.)
Port from the Wood
Old Crtuded
High-flayoured Old
Very Dry Old 7O. to 120 s
CLARETS.
ST. JULIEN CLARET
Isaac l4s to 18s
Bordeaux lB4l to 20s
St. Estaphe 3os 0. 18.
Ratutan and Mouton 42a to 48e
Leoville and Lame
Bantams and Chablis 366 to 60s

Royal Victoria Sherry . . 27e. per doiten.
(Th. Standard of Excellence )
Splendid Old Port . . . 37e. per dozen.
(Eleven Years in Ms Wood.)

Beaujolais . . . 20s. per dozen.
(The Finest Importe(L)

rer doff.
34e

CHAMPAGNE
Per doz.
27s Creaming Epernay
Sparkling Verzenay
A Mousseux ... . .
Cfiansarl and •Co's Gold Poil
Moet and Chandon's (let quality)
I Madame Veuve Clicquoes 72s
Boodereis Carte Blanche
In Pitts, 48 par II dos. Nits artrel.
MILAN VIM
Sparkling Hock
Sparkling Moodie
Still Hock
Cabinet Do 784 to 100.
SICILIAN WINE&
Brenta, Marsala
I Virgin „ . ............ ••••34.141•• • g4l
I Old Brown Myrnotise
SPANISH PORT l5.
PRUSSIAN SHERRY U.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

OA7I'LE MARKETS.

a 1 EWOATIt A /9 ID LIAD2IIIALL, Friday.—The supplies
' eat on sale are moderste. The trade, or. the whole,
3 Ely, at our quotations.
Per 81b., by the oarcese.
,
S. d
-beef.. 9 i
3 _A
4 „ 4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

atturstiega,
)3• states __ consigns=
Is aominanicatexl '
Wowed '

we th-
' when ,
of to

1741, '
IT to /
(odder
mete

gives asttlie
le the or
:re is a iv.
Italy necessary
into th
his

the efficient

to be: LTbiit the
A by transmission or contagious
im sound beasts. and that it is
'AO is laniard; 2. That it is
tile Sir: 3. That the coo-
power • considerable time
it generally be eihtbited hi s
4 it may not show itself lor six or
ten days there is no feet et the
eration of cattle to prevent or
to aanceieta the see of eontagion need not in any
mum• !earte•• days. Mr. Doers than tiatteca at
into a minute examination ot the symptoms
tlie dhow, and he concludes thus :
that the *ay to eaglet where %pint
'up the
"ti
and

001111 ti.
hoot Wee
in this wsy the
_ • •

(Wean

, the infection
IS .• inc fen eaa
and that after
• 5. That the

CAW

in 170 T, ...
year before a
Begland. In
from December
scarcity of '
debilitated
wind of
wierta
severely
and he g
infeetion
yet there
absolute'
r after is
ditione,
martain
Maier _
Only ip AS way
• never communicated
Pinions matter ret!ins
4i. That the
few flays ,•
reee„
I.° ;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

-pe;.4ll•safoil

ariabad mon g the rank
litibm'alkY a
pa*i aonatabla
urtuoit- c,alone! Hobbs
the rebel camp.
• the wetter, "and
- I hut

eousLtablee
ma& be&
se ttlemen
of rebel

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light rape _
then tab* Itsasiasitsa aa to.S.uasierstessi
' Time admonished, i4e lateeralrla
"selecting oolopels, oTieins, and a
Immense gang of prisoners just .mme
laball hare to shoot to-morrow morning.'
nvidomoe which English °Soars turn
,isslvss into
_head, be is bidden .
sad secretaries, or
sack

Ob;itio;d7trn7

nediretarieo-ont of an
,e in ham whom I
q." Thu in lb*
turn then-
wretolea

-1*

bean i

-
I.ll' 1,1.!fr 047 114 Out 4L: 1...1G1i1A) folit oil
lianan %Mho as fwwrini wit wit gaiutsol won
41d:I

... point out rebel a;lo9sist sitAstii
_ __ ...rile. Doubtless he points them out f 1
enough at ,___ . instigation. Doubtless, too, he t
thus stiluttlatssi, discover rebels among members of
British Boar of Lord* or Bench of Bishops. The aefaiv
despatch compliments an officer on his " tot=t4
decided, and judicious" mode of procedure. p
oertskily was, and very simple, 'All rebels, MA*
been tried, he has instantly exerrnted." "Is several
houses he found ;hinder secreted, and be rased tan to
1 ground" he social nnd political eqqal pi of
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

Ara tin Po4e

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95;

li. Ai

NOTION IS NISZDT FURTH= otmç thus.
the 30th day of November, lei
tieetions of the intended Hallways aad 'Weeks, is=
with the Book of Referenoe to such Plana, • pa
Msp with a Line of the intended Railways delismatal
thereon, and a copy of this Noel*, as publi.hed l NM
crow Gazette, will be deposited for Public in
t!lliatbe Clerk of the Peace for the County of
wt hie Oftlee at Sherborne ; with thi Clerk of the Peale
lot the County cif the Town of Poole, at his Off.. at
Poole; and with the Clerk of the?... for the County
of Southampton, at his (Me at Winchester; and that
on or before the said 30th day of November, • espy of
so mush of the said Plass. Sections, arid Book of
Referenoe as relates to each Parish, and Extra Parochial
'place frem, in, through, or into which the add Ritilwaye
and Works will be made, together with • Cony of this
Notion. as publiAhed hi the Loudon Gazette, will be
posited for public inspection, I. the ease of each SINI3II
Pariah, with the Parish Clerk thereof at his Reddened,
audio the ore of each cab Extra Parochial place, with
the Parish Clerk of ionic Parish immediately adjoiniag
thereto, at his Residence.

And that on or bstoresihe Eird do od Deeembe;LZ
Matadi*** of the amid inttadecVNll will be de
at the Private MU Office of the Moues of Oommova
Dated this 11th day of November, 186 h.
)3IRCHAIL DALRYMPLE, DRAJLE, k
46, Parliament Street Wertminstet,
flab:Sore for Use BIM

HARPER TW ELVETRRM. (tibirrima
TAIPERIAL WORKS, Htotul_eup 11; Holt
London. Capitol, £200,000. 0 20,
£lO ench. Firrt lane of 10,000 Shams. Depart,*
Application, El per Share. Bankers,—Union Bank of
London, Princes-street. Boa fide investors should
make early application for Shares to the Secretary,
at the Works. Guaranteed Minimum Dividend, 10 per
oent, per annum for Flee years.
THOS. WILSHERE, fleemmtey,
October 30, MM.

SEETOHLEY'S BAWING,IPLANING, AND
MOULDING MfIJ.S, WEYMOUTH.
. begs to inform the Building Trail•
Mr S
. that he is prepared to etlisr them with
READY-MADE JOINERY of every seription, Min
best workmanship of the work being prepared by

SKETCHLSY'S tunvEßsii ionrsit,
Which can be seen at work at his inns, the Mathias
having pine' the Silver Modal at the ?Imo,*
Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society over 17
other competitors.
W. S. also heap to inform Builders, ke., requiring
Steam rower that he can supply them with Steam
Engines of any power, and Wood-cutting Machines
any kind.
Saw, Belting, &a., eupplied of the first makes of
the day.
NB—The Universal Joiner oati be sees at work in
the Dublin FxhiMtion.
For further information epply to W. Surksze,
Great George-street, Weymouth.

--aer•BLIIIIII) 14 mad.
-4-13 IL- 'ID B 14,1 r-•
TA'"' HABIT MAKER, and HATTEHi
HIGH STREET, WIMBOILNE,
(Opposite the Minstar).
Shooting Coats . . . 26e. to 5504
Shooting Suits . . . „
Hunting Coats . SOL „ gOsi
Hunting Breeches . . . 21a h 42th
&fermate for Winter . . SOs.
Waterproof Driving Wits, I Top. DOW
double stitsbed. warranted
Habits and Liveries,
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

"Yr

flakMring terms
4gste

and only reason, for proposing to giv"coil.o:
Cattistock
country—it was simply this: I found, as Mr. Littiehales
has just expressed, that my absence during the winter
months from home was the cause of great inconveniesce
to me—that I could not attend to my business
and any duties at home so satistactotily daring
that time as). might wish. Gentlemen, that reason, se
you may be well aware, moat of course be as strong at
over; hut at the same time, after due consideratihn, I
feelthatl cannot but accede to the wisher' of the meet-
ing—(immanse cheering, and cries of "Bravo" and
'Tally-he r) —and keep on the country, in
have received nothing but kindness, and in
think I may say, I have seen such good sport.
I assure you I feel highly flattered by the _
which has been paid me to-day, and whatever
may keep on the Cattiatock country I shall never relax
my endeavours to do all in my power to show you
sport, (Loud cheers,) But, I make no raeh promises;
I only say I will nob give up now ; and, I may further
say, I will keep on as long is I potaibly can wi
eerious detriment to myself and to my Purstits at.._
(Renewed cheering.) I beg to thank you again for your
cordial reception and I can assure you that to the latest
day of my life f shalt not forget the welcome I have
this day reoeived at your hands. (Rothusiastio cheer-
ing, and cries of "Tally ho I")
After three obeers had been called for and heartily
given for Lord Poltimore,
The CHAIRMAN said he thought he could not do better
than, on behalf of the meeting, present the tneniorial
wnieb had been laid before them to Lord Polti-
more, as a sort of testimonial of the regard they had for
his lordship. (Cheers.)
[We understand that the memorial was signed by
upwards of three hundred gentlemen of the county.]
Lord Porzimoan said he begged to thank them for
the address. He had not read it, but be had no doubt.
from what be had heard that it was not only signed by
those in his hunt, but by most of those in the county of
Dorset. Before they separated, he thought they mild
not do less than give their least cordial thanks to Lord
Digby for having presided on that occasion. (Applause.)
Mr. ItADOLIIIITIC aeoonded the motion, and rematked
that they must oongratulate the noble chairinan on the
success he had met with in presiding over the meeti,g—
such success es they all 80 sinserely eisbed and were all
delighted with. (Applause and three cheers for Lord
Digby.)
Lord DIGRY said it was • pleasure to preside over
stuth • meeting as that, in which there had, not been
one dissentient voice. He trusted he shomd always
preside over such unanimous assemblies, and t with
so many friends.
Mr. E. PUPS humorously remarked, "This is the
most one-aided meeting I ever attended." (Laughter.)
After three hearty cheers for Mr. Badolyffe, the
meeting separated.

e be es strari,
con.idetatibn,
- of the or
which I
which, L
(Cheerej
. m
0 oopihnen
rhetever

without 1
-t home.

I have I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

boitanksTitn,

Tan late heavy imine hive canoed th,e Fordingtilti
'meadow* to be Wooded be 1 vvry Mind eitent.
Cohn 114. a k sr, Saturday.—The supply of wheat
Was "pad._ Millers endeavoured to purchase on
rather seam terms, but in most oases had to pay
late rite. •DoorW in large ',apply, and as monsters
have supplied *Asiblesiesa for immediate require-
ments, quotations Needed is, to is. per qr. Oata
abort, but prime were very firm at late Write
' .P's are informed that Mrs. think the edit of the
E t Colonel Of thn Monet Millie, is raking a fund
t 'idiot • resod, other than • psi& heave, for
of the regiment daring their unoccupied boars
- And for future animal trainings. A reading-room,
popplied with newspapers, boob, and ammernents,
of tea and coffee may be obtained, is
am
NOM Canaan or Putrarncilm-.A few days aims
a a°
T:aL wsl
by one :P passi
t:l.' bold littler' tn.. -
boollsWts. tin tribe,- a hank; When two of
thilidsiiiistsbelter into the shop Of Mr. Heywer, di
=
bendzilemtalemillinlaghotel.
yst.padighti Another trtridee
Wsr lit& lam, and a four in the
of the hits Hart
CENlBl.—The exports of cheese from the United
Kingdom in the first nine mouths of this year were
18,200 tort., as compared with 28,021 cwt. in 1864, and
28,307 and. in 1863 (corresponding periods). The ex-
ports have thus considerably declined this year. The
value of the cheese exported to September 30 tide year
was £74,374, an oempared with £113,011 in Millkond
£108,9191n 1.863 (corresponding periods).
ALLAMD FRAI7I). —On Monday, Henry Silhayary,
a sub-agent of "The People's Universal Friendly
Society' at Wolverhampton, and a well•known
hawker, was brought before the County Bench on a
*barge of obtaining money by false pretences, and
remanded for farther examination to Wednesday
next. We understand there are several oases of
I defrauding, dm, to be brought against him.
We hear that a memorial has bee. forwarded to
the Secretary of State with aimed to the conviction
of the man Norris, in oonjuncloon with a lad named
Pawns, for keeling a halforwini recently from the
till at the Dorchester Aram and that the document
has been remitted to the imagiseratee here, for them,
we ppee., to explain the circumstances under
which the ootelaittal took place. We apprehend
the.magietratai will have no difficulty in justifying
- -• conduct In the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

BROAD OAR.

Toes nest little church, which is pretty far sAvanced I
towards completion, would repay a visit to any one who
has the leieure for a walk. Though not so beautiful in
an architectural point of view, or so elaborately cl.-corated
as the sister church at Bype, still its simplicly wiil
recommend te many more especially as it is sadly wanted
in the neighbourhood. It is to be hoped that not only
will fresh subscribers come forward to asskt in the
good work but that these also vho have promised their
support will not in any way retard it completion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

•
r.; I.°W A Bennett Howse
5001i4114 C London for the Br
tj whieh has been '
r oS?*'
and gives

FOR tIHILDRILN
112,!-PM

.. Ii now opened in
Sale of this Remedy
a In On in A.1121110A
thirty year,. Isle role:mat to
and is safe in all cues; it
soothes the sled se it reel; softens the gums,
and will allay all pain or spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
DePsnd won it, Nether; it will give red to yourselves
ani
Matt AND lIIALTEI TO YOUR INFANTS.
It wfil almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, sod we believe it the beet and wart
remedy in the world in all cues of Dysentery and
Diarrheas in Child,' ,n whether arising from Teething
or other swum There are other preperalloes of •
similar name in this eountry. Bea sigi iiik fir MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING lllRDTr—saliel see that
Curse sq 4 Peleina, New York end TA111616, is en the
ontsias arrspr.
Among Askjy..gelguiet testgayte" Xiwuong
Prof. J B. don. The . g
extract :—" I le7r tried Mrs. WI Soothing
Syrup upon 1111 illhatboy wed six months, who suffered
from le inn* Is Served him eiftly.”
Soft llorill .et Is. lid. per bettie. Fe.
directiorui wilds inelesilliS ' -
Call on the Callelhilii flis one , at en. Winslow's
Family Alastei Dstio RessfpltAtiolcs for 1865,
roe% Pit ~
Prlicip.l . 206, High Holbs;ti:tree. ;be.
THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG
LIFE SECURED BY
;HOLLOW AY'R PILLS.
.. .
IMPLIRITALE OP TEM BLOOD.
In aliotling the mom açpeçrissessediMus for • particular
Ailment, there may be some ciy simMesoue aan be found
-to z
, regulate, and Snippy. the giant, of the blood
'These poem, and exert them three qualliestions in an
degree. They stab's the stomach to digest any
ordi . t , the awaidorY Peteere a the HT, r,
..t.wli
cleanse and pertly the bond, expel all morbid matter, end
threw into toe circulation the purest elements for eustaining
sod repairing the frame,
WEALNEII4 AND DEBILITY . ,
How many persons suffer from debility without knowing the
causes why they are feeble! In most oases the_shmtsoh la the
. H n lowers Plit 1t.,, lon r been rained tor rig.-
lade, Stomach, and rndoeg It's dig.. are therefore as a
' feenedr in SU aMilla whore tin froan
e—a;"=, bovine Impaled or weilksitsd.
ALL DIBOSIDEIRE Arnoriza una4
,VIOKA(M.
Vbi liver
high

.

Wbasyse

the sioursh,

or bowels

• from

Fun

df!ordseed
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

and the -termination above described of the

proposed Railway (C)
And to reduce the capital and borrowing ',livers of
the Poole and Bournemouth Railway Company, end to
relieve that Company so far as regards the Railway
and portions of Railway to be relinquished as aformaid
from all penalties and forfeitures to which they would
otherwise be liable, by• reason of the lion-completion,
within the time limited by the last-mentioned Act of
the Railways then* authorized, and to authorize the
payment and tram ter to that Company of all or some
part of the sum of £12,272 14s. 7d. Bank
Annuities, transferred into the name and with
the privity of the Accountant General of the Court
of Chancery of England, in resm et of the applies.
tion to Parliament for the last mentioned AO, and to
amend or modify the 30th and 31st Sections of that Act
oseordingly.
13. And it is also intended by the ssitEtlrto empower
the Company to ran over, work, and ea' with their '
'engines and carriages, and for the purposes of their
Muffin a every description, the Railways and portions
of Railways followieg, or some of them, that is to say;--
The Railways authorised by the Poole and Bourne-
mouth Railway Act, 1865, or se trinch thereof as
will not be abandoned linden the provisions of tbe
said Bill;
The Railways of the Ringwood; Cimiattlanrob, and
- Bonamemontb Railway Company.
ld. And it is intended, so far as may be necessary or
desirable for any ef the purposes of the said Bill to
amend the provisions of the several Ante of Parliament
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

IWERNE MINSTER.

Owns°, we suppose, to the mildness of the seams;
a second crop of raspberries may now be seen in the
garden of Mr. Lowman of this village, some of the
canes being nearly bent to the ground by the load of
fruit, many of which are ripe but as may be ezpeetad
inferior in size and flavour to that in the usual
season. [We observe it recommended in the
Gardeners' CAronicie of Saturday that the old canep
of raspberries may be cut out at anytime during the
winter now or later as may be most sonvenient
and that a selection of the strongest young onto
should be tied up in their place and the rest rooted,
out.]

Ox Tuesday evening, November 14th, a new
lodge (Leyal Friendship) of the Independent Order'
of Oddfellovrs was opened at the Talbot Head Inn in
this village. A goodly number of candidates beams
members of the society, and, from the number to be
proposed at the next meeting, (November 28th,) we
have every reason to expect to see a flourishing
brim& beret Brothers Western, C.B. Hood, G.M.
Remelt D. 0.1- fiance and Bartlett were presents.
officials. After business an excellent spread, which
reflected the highest credit on Brother sad Mu.
Gough, the worthy boot and hostess, was thoroughly
enjoyed. E. H. Bart, Esept presided. The cloth
being removed the usual loyal toasts were given 'net
responded be, and some a:ruttiest songs added much
to thin general enjoyment. The party separated at
an early hour well pleased with the humus' and
pleasure of the evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

OITR annual one day's fair will be held on Mars-
day, November W.

WLNTEELSORNE STEEPLETON.

A PO4CIIING Sumlautt —A shepherd named
George Brown, in the service of Mr. Sirittler, was
charged with taking rabbits on his master's land, on
the 23rd September, and on October 18th. Mr.
Andrews prosecuted. It appeared that Mr. Manfleld
had purchased the right to the rabbits on this land,
and on the 23rd September Joseph Kenai, a keeper,
saw defendant on filmdom with two doge besting
the flues, after whieh be put down some nets on
rabbit holes, and caught a rabbit by that means.
On the 18th October the mine keeper saw defendant
take up a rabbit there alive In a net, and put •
ferret in • bag and carry it away. Defendant said
be had • right on the ground to look after Mr.
Shittlev's sheep; he never pet down nets or beat
the furze, but he did take • rabbit on the 18th
October, Mr. Andrews said Mr. Manfield only
wished to show defendant and others that they must
not take what he had purchased. The Bench con-
victed defendant an both charges, and dried him
19s. including omits, or 14 days' hard labour in each
OW. He said he would imam, and was removed
in custody. „

POOL&
AIiONS the name' oi pathomen who have given the
regular notices ot intended admission to the Courte
in Hillary Term (1866) we pereeive of IL M. Aldridge
.Tunr., Esq., who was articled to 11. M. Aldridp, Esq.,
of this town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21,. 1865.

I easterner& This bit of indireet fiattery, ci course,
mollifies you as you discharge his account, until you see
the argument of "Paterfamilias" or " goonornist" next
day. Then the problem appears u unsolved and as in.
soluble as ever. So it is for those who can afford meat
even at present prima, but for the very poor these are a
real calamity.
Another chapter for the "Vioirsitades of Families"
Wahl be constructed out of the ease of the Marquis de
St. lilauliee, who appeared before Mr. Arnold, the
Mniatr its on Wednesday, to apply for summonses
against the Military Secretaries of the Indian Board, for
coniring to deprive him of the half-pay of a Captain
in she Indian service, to whieh the Marquis oonsiders
himself entitled. The applicant is the son of a gentle-
man (at one time Lord-Lieutenant of Middlesex) and of
a Savoyard Marchioness, from whom he inherits his
title; yet so low has he smik in the world that even his
half-pay as an Indian lieutenant retind is mortgaged to
o editois, and only the difference between that and a
Captain's half-pay, which he claim, as his legitimate
due, remains to him for a maintenance. It would be •
very small thing for the country to be just or even
generous to this poor gentleman, who was stricken
down by a sun-stroke in military service; but there
seems to be no way for him to gain his object, if the
"authorities" choose to be deaf to his appeals. The
Ryves family, who are now making another attempt in
the Court of Probate to prove their legitimate royal
descent, are a notable instance of the almost hopeless-
ness of litigation against the Crown. Ninety-nine times
out of a hundred such oases fail, and yet it should not
be so in a free reentry.

SPECTATOR

shot at • rabbit which had been driven from the
hedge by • shepherd's dog. Unfortunately the
whole contents of his gnu lodged in the face of a
young lad named Simon Warren, who was on the
other side of the hedge, the man, at the time he
I fired, not knowing the lad was there. We are glad
I to say we have since heard the boy is better, and
likely to recover.

Court anb fashionable Intelligence.
. .
818Hiiy HAktra has taken 22, Berkeley-square, for
a abort term.

81K GsnROZ and Lady Jenkinaon hare arrived in town
from their Neat in GloncniterAhire.

Tam Times Ivor been authorised to ate that her
Majesty has received a telegram which contrachcte the
rep rted illness of the King or the BelAians.

ON Thuraday morning her Majesty the Qiteen, accorn-
pad d by the Crown Primes and Prints as of Pru.sia,
and Princes; Helena, left Windsor C .stle and visited
the inetroieli,.

Ws regret to learn that Mr. Sullivan, whose ercentric
conduct in thawing diamond and sold rings into the
grave of Lord Palinerstqn was se much remarked on,
has sie been suffering from c,r.bra excitement.—
Record.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

PORTLAND.

A MONSTROUS FISH.—A flsh of extraordinary siva,
rarely taken in Bnglish waters, wan exhibited on
Wednenday in the window of Messrs. Gilson and
QINJoh, of New Bend-street, London. The maigre is •
native of the Mediterranean. This enormous speoixnea,
however, had found his way into the British Channel.,
where he was captured. His length is tift. 7in. ; girth Mt,
2in.; and his weight, 500 pounds.

FRAMPTON.
oftMol4ll MISSIONS: A.DDMONAL CORATSS' SOCIETY.—
on AruTEywrteet,nin an this ctovehotjteeert,thwehaeryloes
en the
sum of £2 Se. 101 was oolieiried.
MA.RTINSTOWN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

THE NOI4II4ATION OP SHERIFFS.

On Monday, at the Exchequer Court, West-
minster, the ancient ceremony of nominating the
Sheriffs waa performed. There were • few objections
1., servo, but no excuses were allowed, AA these
names for each county were selected, and the first of
the three, under all ordinary circunastnnowt, will be
pricked" to serve the offioe. The following are the
local nominations :

DORSISTSSMS. —St. J. Coventry, a Knowle.
w,mborne, &q.; J. 11 Calcraft, of Rempatone Hall.
E q.; and C. S. Parke, of Henbary, Esq.

:401=8E1'81mm —G. Bullock, of But Colvr Howl,
q.; K. T. Combo, of Baritsbill, Big.; J. W. Jowl,
o' E-Iston Park, Esq.

DKVONSHINK. —Sir J. Kennaway, of Eseott, Hart. ; 1.
Q tickr, of Newton House, Esq. ; and Sir A. P. B.
eheiter, of Arlington Court, Bart.
WMTBRlRs.—Ambrose Denis Hussey Freke, of Han.
ningtou Hall, High worth, Esq. ; Henry Calley, et
Burden'', Perk, Esq. ; and Charles John Thomas
Conolly, f Cottles House, near Helksham,
Sounuairrox.—The Hon. J. T. Dutton, of Hinton
House, near Alresford ; W. Hans Sloane Stanley, of
Paultons. near Bombay. Fag., and Sir E. Hulse, of
lireamure House, near Salisbury, Bart.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

Correzponbente.

THE DORSETSHIRE LABOURER, CROSS,
-

To the 14efilorL,

In the London Daily Telegraph paper of this day
there is copied from the Dared Express, ea amount
of a poor man (John Croat) being prosecuted for
stealing a hurdle, value 6d., and of his bass
sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment. It is stated
that he has a wife and seven children, and that his
master who acknowledges him to be a firstdase
labourer gave him Ss. a week, for 24 years. Were
the services of this poor man for quarter of
century deserving of no increase of pay f Who ma
the master be to have treated this poor man and bis
starving family so cruelly? If you will direct 114
wife to apply to me, by letter, and if she is alb)
to 'hew me that until now her husband and she hays
borne a good character, I shell be glad to send her
some money towards the maintenance of her
children daring her husband's absence Iran leer.
Apologising for aim trouble I am giving you.
I am, your °bedfast servant,
_ . SYMPATHY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

Just Published, Prioe Two Shillings.

DISINFECTION and the PREVENTION
of DISEASE, by means of OZONIC OXYGEN
in the form in which it occurs in CONDY'S PATENT
FLUID. By H. B. CONDT.
Joint W. Dame, 54, Princes-stuvet, Leicester
square, London.

SIEETCHLEY'S SAWING, PLANING, AND
MOULDING MILLS, WEYMOUTH.

IxT S. begs to inform the Building Trade
VT . that he Is prepared to enpply them with
READY-MADE JOINERY of every description, the
best workmanship of the work being prepared by
SKETCRLEY'S UNIVERSAL JOINER,
Which can be seen at work at his Mills, the Machine
having gainei the Silver Medal at the Plymouth
Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society over 17
ether competitors.
W. S. alga begs to inform Builders, &a, requiring
Steam Power that he can supply them with Steam
Engines of any power, and Wood-cutting Machines
any kind.
SA*, Belting, tea, supplied of the first makes of
the day.
N.B.—The Universal Joiner can be seen at work in
the Dublin Exhibition.
For further information apply to W. Barnum,
Great George...oNA, Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

evens, ,
ouligsuntn,
Your
'bet'

_ .._ :oongstoi Piginlitiiii„..—•
gap , , requires t..., be filled np ; froto Pittsburg
to Connelsville, 69 miles, the line is alretady renstrucio
and opened; from Connelaville to Cumberland, on
Baltnnore and Ohio Railway, to another gap of 90 rnii,
from Cumberland to Point of Rooks, on the Baltimore
AIIPZ4O ItaartaY, la 1.1„0 - - 'n4 from Point or
o to Washington, at.
I'"i"Tbe Bsdicoore and Ohio
-it
junction with the other rail
illibn d to 'awaited the line
Cumberland, and between:
ion; and I understand that
filibodathit Una from Clevelv
leased by the Atlantic and ,
*ermined to construct tbes.
Youngstown and Pittabasg:f.
ugh tragio to Pallas*
(:,._ ~b &W.:Its:II a 0.•

01.,.1and

,-Great

-P—oliMore
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

ESCAPE OF STEPHENS, THE FENIAN.

Stephens, the chief of the Ferrians, has effected his
escape from prison. His cell door was found open on
Friday morning, and no tract of biro. Ras since been
found. Policemen have heenplacied It ll the railway
stations. Perhaps he is as well presided in the Irish
gaols with agents as Rob Roy war to the Scotch tot.
booths of his day. His escape must surely be owing to
connivance on the part of some one, or to • eartepaness
almost tantamount to oonnivanoe. At all events be is
gone, and it remains to be seen whether he will be re-
captured.

atati
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

lumps,
• linantation
, to 735. 61
and stiff
at 268 Rios

on old sporting,
seventy-ilftb year, •
boiled in his feathers,
c, six partridgto#;
woodoode,
Bench',
v. Litby
4 till?,

coon
Ild
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

!r-f-says

CURRENT ENGLISH PRICES.
Per Qr. I

WHZAT
• Essex, Rent, red, 44 to 51
" Ditto, mew .., 36 to 43
" Ditto,white,... 63 to 59
" Ditto, .44t0 51
Mort°lk end Lincoln,
" Ditto, new

Scotch, potato ... 20 to 19i
Irish, obits ... •90to 95
" blast ... 19 to Si
/111•1111.
Mission „. tett
Tick .„ .„• 40 to 41
Harm*.• 411 to 41
Whits

-to-

Malting ... ... 33 to 40
DhatWog ... 21 to 33

Orlftdng

•Ll.
Essex, Norfolk, and
Suffolk ... 36 to 43
oud Ware MW 67
Broom-, ... 48 to 33
Ilia.

1-.1 a ii. iit

!Owlish spots. to
Winter do. to .-
IFLOOI.
Town mode, per 1810
4S to 46

New.

OATS,
En/111'6,2*M 2"1 to 26

ouishold.— It/ to IMP
Country
Norfolk •

potato ... 26 to 3,)
600tala, feed 21 te 26

aad Suffolk
ea•shlp

BsterroL, Thursday. —At our market se-day there way
a fair supply of fingleh id eat. Dry qualities realiaed
last week's prioes, but damp samples; Irma cheaper and
difficult of disposal. In foreign nothing whatever
passing. Malting barley in good supply, and tirade was
slow, at barely last week's prioes for grinding and dis-
tilling parcels a good consumptive inquiry, without
alteration in value. Arrivals of oats abort, and km
trade ruled-chit-with previous value. barely supported.
For maize there was scarcely an good • trade. Beam
firm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

EVANS' S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC.

A sure and instantaneous cure for all painful affections
of the Teeth end Guins, Tic-doloreux, Ice. Hundreds
have found instantaneous relief, and borne testimony to
its wondrous efficacy.
Prepared only by A. .7. EVANS, Chemist, and Sold le
bottles al IL lid. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

' the issi-ar
irce,
ON _
aretpl:ohia;oshAstulad,:76: edeaue6o., thmit

*Mired It.
Birmingham or
coal, raw material, and
export of manufactured
great, ft woold appear .
&Fa Great Western should be enabled to obtain direct
access to it, especially from that portion of their line
between Cleveland and Youngstown.
Of more oonaequenee still thim the trade of Pitts-
burg is the great bubiness finding Its way from the
Lakes and nearly the whole of the Atlantic anl Orem
Western district, by circuitous routes, to Baltimore and
--glaington. I am informed that arrangementa are
"fated between the companies interested, wader
the construction of • oomparatively skin
—.lama mileage, a new
miles shorter than the exir
and the importaitsiti
" From Cleveland to .
is already 'opened; from
- of 61kroiles, ry to

wb Loth,

, mute
foliating MI

ow be
te, 114

them.

a week, on insterdam
it Wu £BO, and that worked, on a ne hue; and
at Baltimore the single line wan carrying musk Mors
En did not gay that a time might not arrive when
W e policy of doubling the line might have to be
considered, but it was not neoessary at present.
4s to tbe question of capital,die did not with them'
understand him to say that, in measuring their
expenses they tint everything so very close as
provide for keeping up both the roads, the buildings,
and the stook in the best possible vials of efilcfency, but
ins did...yahoo if the continual their traffic
required additional mi,es of radway and new buildings,
it was not just to the holders of the present stook to
make *Bei par foe that which would be a burden to
them for the benefit of those who were to none after
Hear, hear.)
Shareholder
eertificates
all

grows of

to the
has gitsrunteed.L.
arrive at maturity,
; them wine
Atentrunt were
be roquireC`i
0 is e part. Id
it is provide 4
included in the
,e of 12,000,000
Th contract
We
belieiiira
on

working
, not to

moul
the

(b.
On reply to •
• lair Morton Peto said—With regard
,stildelseeteres the Cionselidated Rant
at dividends on them until they a _
are made foe paying
' that if the

taw limo
61 do 1'
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

CATTLE MARKETS.

METROPOLITAN, Irriday.—To-day's market was arty
supplied with beasts as to number. The demands for
all breeds was heavy, and the quotations had • droop+
ing tendency. The top figure was be. 2d per Bb. The
show of sheep was moderate, and Wes progrisi
slowly, on rather lower terms. The be.,t Downs real
64. 84 per Sib. Calves—the supply of which was ex.-
tensi,e—aere very dull, at the late decline in value.
Prices ranged from 4s. to Ile. per Sllb. The pork trade
was heavy, and prime were not supported. The higheet
ft4ure was ss. 2d. per Sib. Milots tows were very dull,
and rather cheaper.

Per 81b. choking the Offal.
B. d. U. d. a d. N. de
Inf. cosine beasts 3 2 tot Primeflouthdownal 4 oS 111
,econ.l quality .. 38 o 4 Lrg. cosrie calves 40to 4 4
Prime !mg reel, 4 6to 4 1 Prime small
Prime Scots, &c. 50to 6 Loire hop...
Inf. coarse sheep 40to 4 Nast mai porkers 4 81.8
seemed smelts .410 to 5 Sober. calvesoich 190 to 119
Prime coarse gelid 5 81.6 C1r.014 str pi cdo 29 oto 311
TOTAL BUIPLY.-BrlBilh —Beasts, 1,960; Cows, 131;
sheep, 7,550; calves, 680; pigs, 312.—Foreign—Beasia,
1,80 J; sheep, 4,960; salves, ; pigs, 110.
NEWGATN AND LEADZNiALL, Friday.—The
of meat on sal. are somewhat extensive. The trVetal
dull at lower pries'.
Per 81b., by the stream.

s. d. l ..d. s.fl.
Inferior beef .. 210 to S 41
11 Interior snutton 10 to 4
Middling ditto 9 5 ~0 iddling ditto.. 6 ~6
Prime large do. 4 ~4 4 Prime ditto . 4 6„ I
Prime SULU ditto 46„ 4 5 Large pork. 4 0 II 0
Veal 8 „ 4 8 tima I ditto .... 5 „ •
Blitle9slL, Thursday. —We bad a very full impply of
beef at our market to-day, and i. proving more than
equal to the demand, tra .e was dull, and holders bad to
Sabmit to • reduction on last week's prices, beat samples
realising from 655. to 688 , and steoondary from 60s. to
645. per cwt. There was • good number of foreign
beaste on offer, but they were in little demand. We
had • good supply of sheep, and there was a fair trade
at last week's prices. A very full windy of pigs, and
tot& not being so brisk as the past few weeks, there was
• reduction in prices, bmon pigs and porkers realising
from 10s. to 104. 31. per more. Nothing doidg In dors
cattle, it being found impossible to sell them when
bronght over from Ireland. larger supply of MitCh
Cows than we have seen for some time pdlt, but trade
WAS not very brisk; prices also were slightly easier. A
good show of cart hones, and there WILS a good inquiry,
and a marked improvement in the trade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

To the Ed.tors.

Seeing a paragraph in your paper of the case of a
poor man who has been sentenced to 14 days' im-
prisonment with hard labour for stealing a hurdle,
we. the waiters of this establishment, have sub-
scribed a small sum for his wife and family, who are
no doubt entirely destitute. We oannot but think
that after the long and hitherto irreproachable
character which his master gave him, that outraged
justice would have been amply satisfied with a severe
reprimand. If you will kindly receive this for the
poor woman, and acknowledge the same in your
valuable paper, you will greatly oblige my fellow
servants as well as your
Humble servant,
•
PITY.
Grand Hotel, Brighton, 18th October, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

torrtop onbente.

•
la&rtnarT on '
N.II du -
- SALgitS, OR MUD VOLCANOES OF THE
I ,t• GREAT SAHARA OF CALIFORNIA.
tobitar, anon t To the Editors.
If there is one place on the face of this
globe where the &rig lakes and rivers, presented 1
the-iiiiemona of the irage to the eyes of ,
liliinegrtemellier. are more -tantalising than another,
ie int Inn desert of Colorado. Who that has
,ltriliquddiksibsalld.pleas can ever forget its fearful
" feldnifew.Vidlinie to the time when the Great
Railway was a myth, and "Concord
unknown; when miserable way-farers
In de sandy drifts of intense third, sinking
dditiiin the burning ground to be baked, while yet
alive, in hot earth, their dying eyes mocked by an
optical delusion representing clear streams and
cooling ponds, which reoeded from their sight, wher
to in the extremity of their saiSerings, they *Mem,
014- to drag their exhausted limbs along the sand ir
•of the Resting 'Mimi.
ru ln this repulsive region lie the
Toll:mom of California. and though I.
the volcanic phanornona of New &slam
well worthy of notice. A short extract
• note book of a Californian wanderer ma
chance, be deemed sufficiently interesting
insertion in the Ikraet County Express.
"We found on its becoming daylight that we bad
wandered too far be the north, and had to alter our
merle. The white °loads of steam shooting up
, ftentthe "Sates." soon became apparent at the die-
, , tmlaltof MI ten miles, and at sun-rise the steaming
iglapted
they • very singular appearance; the
rt"l"r ear --else 'which issued were distinctly visible,
tau • sur dull roar of the subterranean tumult was
: excitionally to be heard.
A little after six a.m. we reached a point as nor-
th° "Salsas" as it was considered prudent to ve
OD horseback. The ground had become isof
-muddy, and the of the sulphur and the
noises frightened, our animals, so giving ,
charge to Joss, we proceeded on foot for a'
smile. The specie oompied by the "F
larallelogram, 500 yards long and 35'
table of hard bins clay, elevated ab,
rousting plain. The around is low
cowered with water daring the rains.
'The skarn jots of the "Raises" issue from ern.
- --a waning from three to twelve feetu.
miles; some

," or mod

from the

out. 'dill thaisawn might upon the d
of the action that formed them. The

w;r- $-iorte;t:

and

, Amaze, I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28

The Right Hen. Bari Hassan ham graciously favoured J. T. Davenport with the following :
" Hatred of a dispatch from Mr. Webb, H.B.M.'s Consul at Manilla, data! September 17, 1864 :
" ' The remedy most efficacious in lie abate Cm Epidemic. Cholera) hes been found to be Chlorodyne,
"'with a mall quantity gives to me by Dr. Burke I have saved several lives.' "
OATTTION.--CHLORODYNE.

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Freeman,
' London'

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Dr. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chloradysis:
, deliberately untrueLwhich, he regretted to say, had been sworn to.
id that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the discoverer of Chlerodynei that
than Dr. Browne's.--Bee "Tie" July 13, 1864. The pubhe us

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. : .0.• fr... t DR. 7. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLOMODYNE.
Tide bwalsallistiatidistothyduses quiet
ti refre sleep, relieves pain, calms the system, restores the deranged
on, adder less of the body, without mann& any of those unpleasant
- `4lllbeierret OW aritlo.6o4o take it at all hours and thnes, when requisite. Thousands
',dß ellbsin find Itowilerful cures, while medical men extra its virtues most
peat gurntttl in the followieg diseases :
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, NEURALGIA,
1 DIARRHCEA, RHEUMATISM, SPASMS, Ao.
Imposammt Tertimonials from sumerous Medical Men esseaspeny melt Bottle.
Cention.—awsys ask far "Dr. J. OoWs Browee'a Chlonadyne," and see that his name is as the Sevienssai
Sold otil_itA____Bottitts at 21 NI and 4s ed, B,llChomits„
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