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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

CATTLE MARKETS.

MITIOPOLITAN, Thursday. There was only a
-moderate supply of beasts on offer in to-clay's market,
both ma to RlMillet nod quality. AU breed. commen-
ded • steady sale, at estrus* miotatiors, compered
with Ilondey. A few very auperior Scota and crosses
rasher"! Bs., but the more general top figure wits 4s. 10d.
per Albs. We were rather scantily supplied with sheep,
in but middling goodition. The mutton trade was
firm, and late rates were well aupported. The best
Downs sold at ke. 10d. per Blbv Calves moved off
freely, at an iniprovement in value of 24. per 8116".
The top price was 4s, 114. per Sibs. Yip were quite
as dear.. on Monday; but milcb cows sold heavily.—
Total supply : Beasts, 1(130; sheep, 3100; calves, 309 ;
pies, 312. Foreign supply : beasts, 290; sheep, ;
calves, WO.

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NEWUAIIt AND LNADINHALL.—Yoderste supplies el
meat on sale. Generally speaking, the trade roles
steady at our quotations :—lnferior beef, 2s, 8.1. to
:is. Oa.; middling ditto, 3.. 341, to 3.. 6.1.; prime large
ditto, 3. Md. to 3e. 10d' . • ditto small ditto, 4s. Oil. to
4s. 24. • large pork, 3.. 64. WI. 104.; inferior mutton,
3e. 4.1. to 3.. Md. ; middling ditto, 3a. lOil. to is. 4.1.;
prime ditto, 4s. 6d. to 4, 84.; veal, 3a. Gd. to 4s. 4d.;
wail pork, 4e. od. to 44. 64.
1111.1NTOL, Thareday.—The atteudusee at the market
to-day was but moderate, and the supply on the whole
yea good. The supply of beef was considerable, and
spite equal to the ilemanil. Some of it was of en•
eellent quality, eoneintiagef • number of West Country
bouts. The mutton wu of tlie usual deecrirtion, the
supply being fully up to the demand. The sale was
heavy, and not • very large amount of businesa done.
There was • good number of pigs, both fat
and stock, hut the sale was dull and prices lower.
There was • large supply of cow• ard calves, and young
cows with calves -old well, at high prices. Graters sold
sell, the best Iseing I ri• h. There wan but. small number,
of horses, and but little busineas doing. Priors i—Beef,
Lila to 63..; mutton, 741. &l. (skins of ditto about 96.
each); pork, tle. 94. tu
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

NO MORE BLACKBKEVJEM

EMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON. •—•
Certain death to an vermin. Pries Is., or Poi
free for 14 stamps.
NO MORE CORNS, BUNIONS, Se. !1 !
"VMERY'S CORN PLAISTKRS, ITIMOTO
ALA Corn., kc. sp..ddyt peielessl7, and effectually.
Testimonials constantly arriving. Price ls., or oblate
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able, ea is also the Beetle Poison, through all chemist..
ke , or sent direet for 14 stamps.

NO MORE RHEUMATISM
EMERY'S MARVELLOUS CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM, in one week, without medisina,
obtainable ouSt tbroatthe Patentees. Post tree for
14 stamps. .m k Co., 16, Doesst-drson,
Portman-square, London, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

LAST WEEK'S PUNCH.

TAKING CO'NUNDNIGI, (By Sir George (rey.)—What
is the diffrrenoe betwbrt a Thug and Garotter? The
one is a black choker, whilaf the ether is a white
choker.
LATEST FROM SPIRIT LAND. GHOST OP XING
GEORG! Well, Mr. Washington, what do yogi
think of boor fine IrepubliC now. eh ! What d'ye
think What' d'ye think, eh ?—Gnosv or Ma. WASH.
irororr. "Hirt:Vb.'
ELTINTRICITT VP Tfit WORKING CLASPIAL—Pray
Mr. Pesch can you tell we for whet mirror* navvies,
bricklayers, and other members of the Votking
who wear fustian or corduroy trouser., are metertompd
also to weer a bit of string tied tightly around one leg
of those trousers a little below the knee' Apparently
it eon have no effect but that of impeding circulation.
Is it • badge of any sort of fellowship? The wearers
of Xrich an unaccountable ornament certainly exhibit
themarives in the character of odd fellows. In the
orthography of the lirmibkr orders, I beg to sign myself
—" Screw Tater."
WiPIT•L NANK PAL Sr. JOSHUA hunts Pre LAMM.
—e Jo-debtraweys —a net of untamed savages; worse
than any Indians!
"CAPITAL WANTIP."—Rome fat Visited Italy.
CABRT.—" This won't do, Sir; its a Temperance
Medal; 'taint a - IrroXicarn. " Good
s'hiUn's worth of silver; no further Gibe VIDO Cabby
ANTO•GAROTTI OVKIIIST. Brown and donee,
(walking back to back,) return tonic to the suburbs with
safety, taking front and rear rank alternately.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

POTATO MARKET.

BOROUGH •11113 lierratsistris.— Them markets eon.
tins. to be well supported. both with hems grown and
foreign potatoes. Generally speaking the trade is sloe,
but without leading to may material chanp in prices,
compared with our previous report. Yorkshire
Repots. Ms. to I:X4 ; ditto Flukes, 130 s. to 140 s.
ditto Rooks, SW. to Wis.; Kent and Eaez Regents
1114 to 130.. : Scotch Regents, M. to 110 k; ditto
Rucks, 804 to YOs. ; Foreign, M. to 70.. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

BROWN AND POISON'S

PATENT CORN FLOUR

In Packets Bd., and Tins Is.
OTHER kinds can be had cheaper, but unsale-
able upon their own merit: Are often substituted
for Patent Corn Flour—families are therefore invited to
kindly write upon cider. "Brown and Poison."
Its uses are:—Puddings,Ctistards, Blancmange, Cakes,
ke., and for lightampper or breakfast, and especially
suitod to the delicacy of children and invalid.: for all
the uses of Arrowroot—to the very best of which it is
preferred—it is orimarvid lit the amid wav
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

PROVISIONS.

1.0:Inote, Friday.—An improved dernassi bu keen
experienced for due descriptions of !rich, European,
and American butter, but secondary and inferior on
the contrury are offered on lower terms, without lead.
tug to busing's. In English butter there is little doing,
tke supply being small ; fine Dorset 10ea to 112 s, per
cwt. Meech butter it in only moderate request ; quality
very middling. Firsts bring ITs., seconds lb., thirds 145.,
awl west country 1T..., lid. per dozen. Ostend 9a to
U... Foreign butter meets a fair demand. Bacon haa
In,t a better inquiry, and the sales of Waterford are
said to bare been of good extent during the week, viz.,
at sth. to Ms. per oat. American bacon ban sold
rather cheaper; best brands of American singed have
been disposed of to arrive at 386. to 40a, per eat.
Irish barrel middles 414. to Ws, per met: Lard re-
mains quiet. Hama meet • slow sale at TO., to Ww. for
Inch. For cheese there is some improvement in de-
mand, without alteration in price as regards most des-
criptions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

CASSELL'S COFFEES.

THESE really RICH and CHOICE
.1 COFFEES have been most favourably knows to
the Public, for a long series of yawn. Their easolleace
bas become so fully acknowledged, that atta now os
quires to be said to °minuend them.

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It is necessary, however, to inform Families, whose
they can ensure obtaining them, as attempts ars sou-
stantly made Ey parties pet Agents los CAMSIELI:k IV
oubsUttited other and inferior qualities.

enswell's Coffees out be obtained, in Oils Dialriet,
the following

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APPOINTED AGENTS:—
DORCHESTER J. PROUD. Chemist.
Mrs. BROWNING, High East-M.
WEYMOUTH
S. CHOKER, IS, Park-street.
„
Axminster
Bore Regis
Bridport
Blandford
(erne
Chardstook W. French. Post-oleo.
Chriatchalck
freeborn'
fhermouth S. Ryan, Grocer.
East Coker
Evershot
Gillingham
Henstridge .......
Medea E. Harding, Tea Disler
Netherbery W. Fowler, Grocer.
Piddlotown T. Gorinp, Dniper.
Piddletrentbide
Poole H. Thick. High•street.
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Portia:A
•.
Purser
11
lialisbury
fiberborne
Kliaftesbury
Wilton

G. Heave Peony, Merchant.
W. Coo, Spring Gardens.
B.k 8. Gibbs, Easton.
J. Shirrsll, Confeetiouser.
W. Thorn, Winchester-stmt.
G. Gosney, Half-risoon.street.
G. E. Norton, Panay Warehisase.
J. Hopkins, West.strest.
T. Randall, Market-place.
W. Summers, Grocer.
E. Gilbert.
.1. Perry, Sooth-eireet.
T. Hayward, Grocer.

WI [smoke
Y..ovil

/Alain/ter

CASSELL% COFFEES are sold in Canisters and
Air-tight Packages, from Two Pounds to Two Ousoos,
as follows : _

—Go-S;W; Coffer, No. I, (Pink Wrapper) Is. 04.
Ceaselrs Coffee, No. 2, (Blue Wrapper) Is. d
Quadri Coffee, No, 3, (Liles Wrapper) Is. 44.
Cassell's Coffee, No. 4, (Yellow Wrapper) is. M.
CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING TPA,
Ii highly approved by Lovers of really Good Tea. It
is guaranteed for its Purity, Strengtl, and fine full
Flavour. It is the Tea for family use, the two aessa-
tials, Pries and gitality commend it.
VALUABLZ AGENCY.

Agents wanted for CASSELL'S COFFEES aad
TEAS in every place where there is act one already.
For Terms. apply to JOHN CASIIIKLL and CO., IS,
FIR NCH URC H -STREET. LONDON.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862.

THE JURORS OF CLASS 2 HAVE AWARDED
A PRIZE MEDAL
FOR THE SUPERIORITY OF THE
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Sold by all Grocers, Maudlan, Oilman, ie.

MONEY mnscuLenoN GUARANTEED
BY GOVERNMENT.

AN Income for One Pound. Monthly
Drawings. Prospostos gratis. Apply to Mr.
J. DALTIOTI, English Odlos, Pronkfort-on.ths-
Moine.

Letters addressed to "J. DALTIOrry 12, Langhan,
street, Portland-place, London, W.," will he uemedi.
stair forwarded to Frankfort, post-fres,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Cousty Express and
Agricultural (Mettle, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.

[A LETTER SIGNED "A RATEPAYER." AND
OTHER COMMUNICATIONS ARE UNAVOID-
ABLY OMITTED.]
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

FOR LADIES.

JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES.-
Sixpence per Bottle. "Ail one can use these.
SCARLET I GREEN VIOLET
ORANGE BLUE BROWN
PINK MAGENTA I MAUVE
_ . . .

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In • beam of hot water, Ribbons, Silks, Merinos, Hand-
kerrhi,G, Scarfs, Stocking., etc., may be dyed the most
brilliant colours in a foe minutes. A single trial will
inure their constant we. Wholesale of DANIEL
JUDSON and SON, Dnaalters, 10, Scott's-yard, Bush-
lane, London. Retail Of Chemists everywhere; or hems
by poet for eight stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

BY SPISCIAL EIPRZSS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MONDAY, JANUARY 12.

There was • good supply of English wheat at to-
13J7'. market wliich sold readily st full prices, the
tone of the market baiag firm tbrmighoet.
There lit DO alteration in the price of foreign
wheat
Primo malting barley fetched extreme rites, and
good English oats was 64. the grader dearer .--
lout week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Douche;
Friday, Child Okeford.
The fiLickmoor Vale Foabounds--Tsmiday, (this
day), Van; Wednesday, White Horse, Middle-
marsh ; Friday, Croes Keys, Lydford ; Saturday,
Redlynch Gate—at U.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Steepleton
Pond; Friday, Fnunptom Village ; ,Saturday,
Winiard's Gap- at 11.
Mr. Raddyffe's Hounds—Thursday, King's Grove
—at 10.45.
The Mendip Fozhounds—NVedneeday, Pic Hill,
Fmat Pennant; Saturday, Cranmore Gate—at 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday, (this (lay),
Raleigh's Cross; Friday, St. Andries—at 10.30.
The Lams/port Harriers—Saturday, Cram Roads,
Lytes Cary— at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

METROPOLITAN oernz MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

There was • large supply of sheep at to-day"
market, the number returned at 12 o'clock being
18,760 or nearly two thousand more than this day
week.

The number of bewail of all kinds were 3.840.
The prima are about the same es teat week, Prime
Beef fetching 41 BcL and 4a. 10d. ; Mutton, 5. Bd.
and se. 10d., although st. and 6. were obtained for
vosj choice quality 01 both kinds.
The pig market was slow, but without any qua.
able alteration.

Vi;il---ciiiie best quality Os. 6d. ths stone of bib.

THI CORN TADIL

MAIM Latta, Friday. —The supplies of English grain
mete eery limited for this day's market; but there
'were tolerably good imports of foreign articles of the
trade, • few large mar& having arrived this week from
New 'York with wheat and flour. There warn a limited
quantity supported. A moderate demand was cc.
perienced for forgein, and quite as mach money was
obtained for all useful qualities. Town lour was sm-
attered. Country marks were is. steady request, and
quite as high. Anieriean supported former rates.
Malting 'barley most a steady demand, Ise qualitim at
Monday's manual rates. Malt was without variation
in prim. Beans and peas remained stationary, with a
slow sale. Oats were taken off to a fair extent at very
full pieta Linseed and rammed brought as mush
money. Clover geed was held with much firmness.
Arrivals: English wheat, 320 ere; barley, 540; malt,
2320; oats, 190; Irish cam, 300. Foreign : wheat,
111050; barley, 8630; ogle, 4340. English flour, 910
seeks; foreign 1670 sacks, 15,210 barrels.
Blmertm.., Thursday—At our market to-day there
leas • fair supply of F wheat, for which the trade
'ruled Inn, at an advance of ls. per quarter. Foreign
In fair demand, at fully last week's prices. Malting
Barley leading upwards, fine samples Is. 'par quarter
dowse. Grinding fully ma dear as lest week, with •
good *airy. No change in oak', Talmo sad demand
remain unaltered. Indian corn Is. per qaarter lower.
Dretina, Thursday—Wheat was in email supply,
and the condition bad. Priam were from Is. to 24. per
qr. higher, and one very superior lot of white wheat
said by Mr. A. Baden fetched Ue. per sack. There was
also • short supply of barley, and pram advanced Is.
per qr. Oats were in improved demand. Best wheat,
475. to 525.; secondary, 36.. to 46.,; inferior,
34e. to 39e. ; barley, 324. to tle; nets, 12e. to 23..;
beans, 38e. to 44..; peas., 364. to 45e. per qr.; flour,
One, 40e. to 42a. ; marade, 375. to 30.. per sack.
Waaiii . Saturday, Jan. 10. —Wheat 40a to
44.—Barley, 275. to 43e. od.—Osta, 23e, t 0214.. Od.—
Means, 444. to 484.--51 b. Loaf, 13.1.—There wee rather
a abort supply. Nothwithatanding we quote the top
price lower than for several weeks, there was in reality
no decline, beit on the contrary wheat was about Is.
per qr. blear, and there warn also • slight advance in
the mead quality of barley, with • quicker trade in
everything
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

SECOND COURT.

(Before Mr. C. A. MOODY and other Magistrates.)
Henry Poole (on bail) was indicted for stealing a
quantity of brass and barley, the property of George
Nathaniel Shore, his master, at Stoke-ander-Hantdon,
on the 30th of October. Sentenced to twelve months'
imprisonment, with bard labour.
Robert Rownell, an old man, who his Heise pre.
',Mundy been sentenced to long periods of penal gerti-
t Ade, was indicted for breakiog and entering the
dwelling-house of Nicholas Bond, at staple Fitspaine,
on the 13th el July. The Chairman sentenced the
prisoner to ten years penal servitude.
Thin concluded the business of the &intone, which
terminated at half-past sin o'clock iv the evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

0 KOCE It" 0A Z MITE

Lognon, Friday.-- Rather a fuU amount of business
Icia 'been tranmeed in oalonial and foreign produce
duribg the week, at pricos which. with very few ricer-
Wont, fully maintain previous quotations. Floating
mig fa of sugar oontinue in request for ontports and the
continent. On the spot the demand hat been dull.
hit purchases worn made with les. reserve to-day.
Large oupplica of coffee base again met a good eompeti-
. , plantation Ceylon making very full prices. and
native Inds within iiiL per cwt. of late rates. Floating
ea of foreign meet a better inquiry. Cocoa remain.
lull of tile. Easier terms have led to some extension of
Imaineat in rum. The sales of rice are confined to O-
nline retpill luta of soft grain, without quotable change
in value.. Spices have sold aily. Omsk lignes at Is.
to 20. per cwt decline.
Nosicroh.Stdsl M ARE rr, June sil.—There luta been
comidkahle animation in the market thia week, and
sales orWast India roach SIU bbils ; Flarbadoes. 34. to
30s. jay ; soil crystaliwil Denierara, 35a. lid. to 37,
fid. ice vwt. Prices are stationary and very moderate.
&Amen pnaluce sell. steadily, at equal rates, and con-
auluption a imarrstoed to prowled satisfactorily.
isma pai inure MARK rr. Friday.- Sugar market
Itice firm, with good inquiry. Saltpetre un-
changed Tallow rather stwolicr. Drysalteriee :No
material &env 10 report.
LiTrurom, 'nom MARKEY. Friday.- The market
opened quiet, and probable saki were 6,000 hales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

TALLOW MARKET.

Lospos. Filmy 'Tallow is not so freely offered,
owing partly to the firmness of holders at St. Peters'
an the closing rate• show a recovery of about
ti.L per cart (rein the lowest point.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to he addreased to
the Editor 4,f the Dor.et County Expre.. and
Agriculiural Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

CATTLE MARKETS.

METROPOLITAN, Thunday.—There was a fuU average
supply of beasts on sale in our market to-day in goad
condition. Prune gouts, no, sold steadily, at full
prier.; but other breeds moved off heavily at barely late
rates. Tim highest quotation was fia. per tills The
show of sheep was moderately extensive. IN.sins and
half•brols were Arm in price. Otherwise, the mutton
trade was in a sluggish state, at Mooday's currency.
The top figure was tin, per 81b. Lambs were in good
supply, anti heavy requeat, on former term., namely,
f 54. 4.1. to As. Ad. per 1111 i. We have to report a
dull sidle for calves—the supply of ebich was large—at
pretious rates. Pip were rather cheaper. In much
013.11 very little was doing. Total supply: Bawds,
1,500; rows, 130; sheep and lambs, 9,750; calves, 410;
pig-. &Al Foreign : Beasts, MO; sheep and lamb.,
1,100; calves, 310.

NI.WGATIC .111,1) LEADIJIIIALL.—Moderat• supplier
at are on xale. Generally speaking the trade ruled
heavy, as follows Inferior beef, 3.. to 3a. 4d. ;
middling ditto, 3.r. Gal. to 341. ; prime large ditto,
;to 4. ; ditto small ditto, 4a. 2d. to 48. 4.1.;
large 'pork, 3x. 4.1. to 4.. 24. inferior mutton, 3s. 44.
to At. $4. ; andribug mutton, ti. 104. to 4a. 4d. g Prim°
ditto, 4,61. to 4x. SI.; lamb, fra. to Co.
Malang., Thunday.—There was a abort supply of fat
bewts at our market to day, and on the whole there was
• mod.rate attendoter., but trade •horved • marked no-
pros-world, and price" ranged from 65.. to Grle,, and
in tome Moaner. TIM. per cwt. we. given for prime
animals. Mint of thine on °liar changed hawk. The
nundwr of 4.eep and Lean panned was somewhat under
the average, but trade was better than lad week, prices
remaining th.• KAM!, namely, mutton from 64. to
U., awl lamb SI. to 9.1. per lb. Very little alteration
in rim ii lelark,r, .lex being affected at lint week's
long**. A shorter xupply of snore cattle, and a slight
imirovenumg in trade. A limited number of roach
cows, and trade rather heavy, and prises drooping. A
moderate show of hones, and bumbler quiet.

H11)E MARKET.
LEADFXHALL. Friday.— Hid,.. Mon : to
.4144. 214. to 34. ; 64th.. to 72113 a., 3d. to 314. ; 7211)5.
t.. SOIL. 341. to 3&; to llttlhs., 314. to ;
a. 410., to litilhe., 44. to 44. ; hone hides, 10s, to Ik.,
calf skis., light, 26. 611. to 4i.; fall, 74.
Buntoxpori.--811app skin", polled, —d. to
—L —ii.; half4in4a. —d. to --r. —d. ; Downs,
—L to —4.; lambs, 2". tid. to 4.. 2d. ; 'headings.
114. to 2.4..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

NOTICE.

NEW I.E %VIER WAREHOUSES.
EAST-STREET, BLANDFORD.
Ma L GEORGE, LIATHIIt Crams'',
beg. to inform his (floods sod the 106110
,r,„„„ii,. lb.. during the erection of Ms NEW
LE:aI:IER WAREHOUSES his Rn.ineee will be
CARRIED ON in another i.art of hit Premien.
Eeet•street, ineadtern, Rey 2, 1883.

BILLSZADS! SULHNA DS! BILLHEADS
rim AbESlif EN, Shopkeepers. and others
I. are respectfully informed that the peleyeass
(Mee lithe most EXPEDITIOUS end the CHEAPEST
for every deseription nf PRINT7NO.
BILLIaRDB PROM SIXPENCE PER HUNDRED
PamPillok, Cannionnee, Haadlonle„ Gimlets, Address
Cards, enmity low nil&

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
rrllle GENERAL MEETING, end eleo the
1 ANNUAL EXHIBITION of CATTLE end
STOCK, will take place et DORCHESTER, co SATU R -
DA Y, the Stu AUGUST, 1863.
In addition to tbe premiums offered toy the Society
there are EIGHTEEN PIECES of PLATE offered for
competition.
Certificates for Turnip Hoeing to be wet to Gm
Honorary Secrstety on or before tbe fourth of July
mat, and for all other Premiums mad Prime on or
before Saturday, lath July Dent.
Stook to be exhibited must be on the Show Ground
by ball-post ten o'eloselo in dos morning arcriocir-
THE ANNUAL DINNER will be held st the Krzm's
Aids Homy Done , at three o'clock on Satur-
day the Arst day of August, 1863.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Hon. See.
Dorchester, Juno 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

THOMAS COOMBS,
Tinder Sinriff.

Donthester, 164 Jam, 1863.

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.
rpHE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH for
thL. Borough are prepared to receive • propaial
for the Loss, at 6 per rent. per annum, of • aum of
about IMO' , to be appropriated to dm payment of es•
wham of private Improvement. effected by the Board
under theauthoritv of the Public Health Act 1.46, and to
be mewed on the Private Improvement Rates,or grants
of Rents Cheep, to be made sod levied on and out of
the imemisea improved under the authority of lb. mid
Public Health Act, sod Local Government Act 1668,
and to be repayable in • term, to be agreed,on, not ex.
seeding thirty years.

By Order of I. Board,
G. SYMOND3, Town (lurk.
Guildhall, Ist June, 1843.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

PROTECTION FROM FIRE.

BRYANT AND _ MAY'S

(FAIRFIELD, LONDON,)
PATENT
SAFETY MATCHES AND YESTAS
IGNITE ONLY ON THE .110,L
sow innoinnumis.
ADVANTAGES—They contain no Thosphorts,
notToisonona, and light only on the Box.
WHITECHAPEL-ROAD, LONDON, L
N.B.—ltaract AID Mat are also Manufactarers of all
other kind. of Matches. Vagina, and Cigar Light..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

MONDAY. JUNE 29
(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER)

Manit•Writ, Monday, Jane 29.—The arrivals of
wn wheat op to our roarket dots our last,
rtirdecarrial,e, hams been on a very optima' scale,
and the imports of foreign wheat ban not Increased.
Continental buyers have taken about 3,000 quarten at
le. per quarter Dion mosey, but the demand for horse
consumption has hem, by no amens actin. Ms
Bing
barley hse continual neglected ' • bet ifficiied and
distillinn sorts ban maintained their previous value.
Tin trannetions in malt have been on a moderate wale
at late currencies. Good sound oats have sold at full
prime: but inferior samples have ruled a shade easier.
Beans bare mowed of reedy it late rates, but tbe
deterind for peas boo fallen of. Both Englisb and
foreirt flour boa ournmaaded foil quat•tiona, with • fair
ultre7soc. kg of foreign wheal and or now in granary
in Loodoo are much reduced.
_ . . . .

The Melee. at heed from nearly all parts of the
country, in reform). to the general appearance of the
crops, are very favourable. Potatoes are looking
remarkably well, sad very few instances of disease are
sob. met with.

Mmt of the Continental markets continue steady for
wheat, sit full quotations. All kinds of spring ""
have realined atundy rittea. American adriess show 00
important chance in the •alne of eny kind of prodom
In Seollimd Sne wheat,' have gone rather dearer,
with an iuiproved inquiry. Other articles Imre con-
tinued steady.
The Irish markete, with very few imorptions. have
Tilled inactive. In prices, however, very little alteration
can
.be not iesd. .

The Layton swerves for the past week have been. -
Wheat, 475. sd. per qr. ; oats, 22a ; beans, 35e. ; pow
40s. 24. per. qr.

Loin r TH I MRRLICT

Conn.—The supplies of foreign grain during the past
week have been considerable. The business M this
day's merket.has been inactive, prioes ruling in favour
of buyers. English grain maintains late quotations.
Barley steady at late rates. Ott, about the same am
last week.

Oerns.—Tb• "apply of all kinds of stlck at this
day's market was moderate. Tb. business done bas
been small, and prima for first quaes remain tbe mom
ea lad week; second quality cheaper than hat week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

POTATO MARKET.

BrnefircH AID flYrrskruma.—The trade for old
pntstoes i. eery dull. and Yorkshire dukes are selling at
100.. to 120 s. per ton. The supply a neer is by no mesas
extrnfrive. and the trade on the whole rules steady, at
xa. to l. perewt.

LONDON DONE AND AT JURIST, Jou 27.
A d.

Marla* Mors &as ; 6.Por cwL
Sarrnor ditto . 9 0
Butehen. Watt. ditto - • 4 6
lilt Head ditto • • - 3 0
ROugb Stuff . ISO
Butchers' Rough Fat - - 2 1g per stone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

THE MUSICAL HERALD.

Wed..' ONE PENT; Montkly Suringcs.
Coatainlas BP, HOPEI GLEES, whet eight pap made
quarto of all the Phindard Music of ilia most iantiamt compares.
•• Almost Incredible that such prodateliana are &limitable ah
ea low • prire."—henf Herald.
tt Unrivalled 1,. the annotate of Its °salads ud tha lowan.
of Ks -ritv."—Arahlre Express.
Learall:H IILAN.g, 421. r,rastvet,W.C.; soul all Beat 2041
Music &Mrs.

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE
ef
say coo traebiod .it Wlad Is tke te
Blllooorma, take PAGE WOODCOCK WIND
world wide celebrity proves thaw, of anther writ. Of all rd.
ciao vendors at Is Id aad ts lid; or froo sy pair be 14 orf.
damps from Paso D. Woodcock, Llecola.

THE ROYAL OSBORNE
WIXTIJBE OF BLACK TEAS
Is a combination of the choicest imported, secured by
patented process to remove all impurities, colourin6r
thmpness, &c., producing the utmost strength and delr
eious flavour.
Arrangement/ have been made to transmit all pardrages
of tea of 61b. and upwards, in tin elllialleToo so) railway
station in the United Kingdom, carriage free. jib. MM.
plea in tins may be had on application.
Prices 4s. and 6s. per lb.; men,
ss. and 6s. per lb.

FRANKS, SON AD CO.
40, Queen4L, Cannon4t-West. London,
AGENTS WANTED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

HOP If ARKET.

Bottorati, Friday.—This sic-counts from the plants-
tioui Sr. very favourable, and then! is every prospect
of • good crop in uteri,* all citstnets. The basins'.
dojos In our market is very moderate, and buyer%
ulmgenerslly, limit their transa,tione to the sone])
prim., however. very little
of immediate ••nts. In
change haa taken place, compared with our previous
ropora. The supply of foreign hops on offer continues
large.

NOTICE IR lIERRBY OIVEN,—That Bee
X.lesty'• instiaa ol Awse....asaid to b°l4 the
Amon in end for the Count of Dorset, win elegi the
Commission for A. 7 .I,wucH,r, ER. on
EDNESDAY, the VIA day at e„,v wt nsaall those who will Proem-ate r
shall then be in the onor of the said Wont', or at
hags on Bad, are hereby repaired to he than mid there
Present, to Priaccute evilest them as shell be just. And
all Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Faeheators,
Stewards, and Chid Coast...lda and Bailiffs of every
Hundred and Liberty within the said County, are
hereby also required to be then and there present in
their own Pcricins, with their Rolls, Records, Indict-
ment., and other Remembrances, to do those thinp
which to thcm and their °Mors in thrit behalf appertain
to be dose.

• 11,
L 1114
.4".Air'll
ORSET ASSIZE&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30

CORN MARKETS.

VAllll4ANll.—Friday.—The supplies of English grain
were very moderate, but there were good imports of
foreign articles of the trade for this day's market.
Choice EnVisli Wheat sol.l Weedily at the prices of
Monday. mews' was in retail &mead, without any
quotable variation in the value of any description.
Town Flour was unaltered, country marks were steady
in price and ileni•nd ; Americana the torn easier to
Barley realised as much money, with •
fair sale for grinding qualities. Malt brought former
rates firmly. Beans and peas were unaltered in value.
Oats were purchased ton moderate extent, without any
variation in the value of good corn. Other sorts rather
ebnper. _

WAIMYIILD. Friday.- -Wheat tilde slow, and prices
rather in (Amour of buyers. Other articles unaltered.
LIVFIITOOL, Priday.—Tb• market continues very dull,
and [MCC% are going down in all articles. The quantity
of .tuff offering is considersily in moires of the demand.
imports —lrrLsod, kg.: Malt, 5 qrs. ; oats, 652 ; beans,
64 ; oatmeal, 281 ; flour, 73 sacks. Foreign Wheat,
18.491 qrs. ; net., 1,8941; beans. 3,796; Indian norn,
4,712; flour, 1,542 sacks and 2,456 barrels.
Bnierio., Thursday .—On our market to-day English
wheat was in moderate supply, and mold slowly at Amid
last week's prices. ln (omit. nothing doing. Seeley
in short supply, and commanded extreme priors. Oste
very dull, and rallies gave way 6d. per qr. Maim and
beans tub 111. per qr. lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

NOTICE OF SALE.
FROM E BILLET FARM, STAFFORD.

2 milesfrom Dorebe;ter.

MR. T. ENSOR (LASS BAN/LIL AND Asao6)
has bees (avowed with 'Detractions to SELL by
Auer lON, on THURSDAY, the 26th day of JUNE,
1863. Jot celebrated Flock of HORN SHEEP, be pro..
Party el Mr. J. VAUNT, quitting &afford Farts; am-
MAIO g
450 Roes, of different ages.
180 Chiles: Hop.
220 Chaim. Lambe.
28 Ram Lamha.

IS Hog and Two-TwAb Barna
Particulars will be given inAdvedismentsuideszth.

NOTICE OF SALE.

CRUXTON,
One Irde from the Maiden Newton Station of the
Wilts, Somenet, and Weymouth Railway; Seven
Miles from Dorchester.
--
MitT. INBOR (late Baker and Boom)
bae been favoured with instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, in the last Week of JUNE, DM,
The Valuable FLOCK of SOUTH-DOWN SHEET
and LIMBS. Cart Horses, and Avirmlbang
meats, late the iwoperty of Mr. L °Roves, deceased.
.Pardenlars will 6e vven in future Advertisements
art Cards.

NOTICE OF SALE.

HOLWORTH.
lis-ree miles sad relialf Irma Um Moreton Statioe of
b. Bouthasopto• sad Donheater Railway, sad one
sad s-halt imlis from Olin Reigns.

MIL T. ENSOR (LATII SAS= AND wutioft)
has bean favoured with instluetious frau Kr.
SAUNDERS. who is quitting tho Fano, to SELL by
AUCTION. on THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1863,—His
Valuable FLOCK of
SOS SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP, èø.,
PM Lambe, 4 Cart Horses, 90 Heifers, and a large
number of A 'manikins! Implemeots, particulars of
which will las given in future Advartieseseals and Cards.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

PUDDLEH I NTON, DORBST.

WT. ENSOR (LATI DALIN AND LIBOR)
ham bees favoured with instructions from the
Rev. F. Coon, to SELL by AUCTION at the Rectory,
Puckllehinton, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE
Iliad 16, 1163,—R1

H0613-13HOLD71001)8 AND FURNITURE ;
Superior Piano-Forte, by BIOADWOOO and Soars,
China, Glass, and Ware, about 900 Vol. *I Books,
Photon, Sets of Harness, gaddles and Bridles, 3 Cart
Horses, 4 excellent Young Dairy Cows, Pip, Brewing
and Dairy Utensils, OAsirs, Wagon., Implements in
Husbandry, • Lawn-siowing Itochin., by Soitvicsoo,
le., As.
Particulars of which are given in Catalogues, to be
obtains& at the Inns in the neighboarbood, sad of the
A uonoicoa, Derebeater.
Sale will cosmoses at Twelve o'clock prookoly.

CAITISTOCK, DORSET.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

rrzzruaLs PREZHOLD ESTATE FOR SALL

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MB. RN 80 R, at this KING'S Anus Inn, in
MAinto Nswrosoni WEDNESDAY, the 94tb
day of JUNE, ISM at three o'clock ia the afternoon
precisely, (subject to snob conditions as will be Own
and there predated, unless in tie aseanUne an meept-
able offer shall be reeeieed),—The PEE-SIMPLE and
INHERITANCE of all those Two Desirable YARNS
and ESTATES. called Witches* and Hendiernmet,
• ith the substantial and commodious Farm-bonse, Barn,
Hontemeed, and Outbuildiew belonging thereto, goo-
lain* 46a. 2a. 301. statute wun or thereabouts,
now in the occupation of X. B. Lain Bios, the owner,
silent* in the parish of Cattistock, and within a few
miler of the Maiden Newton and Everehot Stslissis en
the Wiltu, Somerset. arid Weystoetth Railway.
Tho Farm Boadisla and Premises panrally are in
good and substantial repair. and the Property. which is
highly productive and of an improvable eberseter, tiers
an opportunity SOY an advantageous permanent in-
vestment.

The &fates ma y be Mewed by applying at the Farm.
bones. and for f•yrtber particulars and to treat toe the
T'urebase. &DPW &lion may be made to Mr. STMOSIDI.
&bettor, Dome enter.

23112-Iprit 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

111 RTHEL

--
June 7, at Charminster, the wife of Ir. Willima Mayo,
yeoman. of • son.
May 24. at No. 2, Chapel-street, Groseenor-square,
tile Hon. /Ira Seymour Dawson Dower, of a son, still-
born.

MA.RRIAGES.
June 2, by special license, as ht. John the Evangelist,
Weateninster, by the Rev. Canon Jeanine., Rivard
MannioehamHqll.r, Esq.. of Whom HalL Stafford-
shire, to Georgina Chsrlotte, widow of the lato Eight
Hon. George Ronkes, M.P. for Dorsetshire.
June 2, at Si. Paul's Church, Poole. by the Rev.
George Monvul, Mr. W. H. Box, chemist, of London,
to Ili. Can.bne Elisabeth Slade, only daughter of Mr.
Jaime Davis, droner, Highetreet, Poole.
June 2. at St. Janie:, Church. Poole, by the Rev.
Alfred Wilkinson, 11. A.. Mr. John Richards. to Louisa
Ann, eldest dam:hter of Mr. George Dori., of the Black
Horse Inn, Poole.
Jun. 3, at Wool church, by the Rev. Edward Mockler
es, IL A., soust.-d by the Rev. Bract Hall, Mr.
WiThain Lame of Ardeet Mills, 041111/ Curl. Gull.. to
Mies Sarah My, of Rindou Mille.
June 4, at St Vary's Church, Holeombe Regis, by the
Rev. E. Johnson. Stanford Norman McLeod Nairoe,
Req., H.11.'. fatili Regiment. third son of Alexander
Nairn., Fag., J. P., Tredegar Park, Jamaica, to Amelia,
youngest daughter of Alesander & fiaamoo, Req., Ws,-
mouth.
Jove 2, at the parish church, Rlandford, by Um Bee.
C. J. Eliot, Thomas Welohman, H.q., of Monts. Video,
South Americo, formerly of ilotham, Memeishibies.
Hwy, eldest daughter of John Tregomvall Meg,
Esq., of Itlaedford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

LATEST MTN OF THE CORN TRADE.

BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.

(FROU OUR OWN REPORTER.) ,

ILLaa Lai; Nlcedsy, dam beamed asp-
pkes of home-pawn wheat have been on offer dying
the pest week. For both red and whits u
the demand has ruled steady, but not active, eillr4
previous rates. Foreign wheat has reeved sid freely,
without a quotable Ihere Ism Iv on
a fan rale for both lilnu:= aJiill barley, at full
surrencien The malt trade may be "midered fhtle
at late quotations. Oood sound oats have obtained
quite as much money as last week, otherwies the ont
trade may be considenid its • sluggish state. Beane
have sold freely, and p.m 8." commanded fell Prim.
Fine American flour, from it. wiarcity,baa pendued 6d.
more money. Fr •m Dearly all parte of the country we
receive intelligence that the wheats ani prevailing
rapidly, and in mine district. Talavera wheat is already
in bloom. The late mine must also prove highly
Inneleial to the spring corn.
The Scotch markets have been moderately irm for
"Mete at fell quotations. In all other articles the
liminess has been restricted, at late rates.
IN Inland the corn nude has been free from excite-
ment, nevertheless the currencies have ruled steady.
Advises from the Continent state that most kinds of
produce have changed hands slowly, although prices
h., been supported. In America the demsnd for both
grain and llocir for export has not improved- Th. "-
count. respecting the crops are highly Issourable. One
report min :—" The amounts which 111•011 us from all
Wt. of the eeu'utie-. predicting that the earning
babilit be time crop 01 Weals, v e se, and fruit, will, ia all pro-
timeever grown in this country.
NotwjtlatanAj. the war and th, high Kiel of farm
labour, an immensely increased arm of lead ham been
pkeed under cultivation.
The London averages for the week have been—wheat,
475. 10d. ; oats, 3la. Id. ; rye, 5.;32 beans, 36. Bd.,
peas, gis.

MIMING MN= OF THE MMUUM THIS
DAY.-
. . . . .

The imports of foreign wheat during
.the past week
liars been on the increase. The trade in consequenoe
was not no good to day as might kayo be.. expected.
Chose. ample, of ILaglish grain realised full prices.
Inferior are in little request, and must be sold for
rather less money. Earley firm Oste rather cheaper
than last week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

ACCIDENTS

BY ROAD, RIVER, Olt RAILWAY;
AcemEssrs
IN THE FIELD, THE STREETS, OR AT HOUR
I ist IVia loge Pow/ f.f !be
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
66, roes OP.
£140,000 has been already Paid ail
COMPENSATION
FOR AOCIDENTS OF ALL EDDA
In 75 Fatal Dose, and 6,880 Cases of Personal I=
lain and farther partleulan ma) be obtained at the
Stations, of the Local Arrota, or of the
HEAD OFFICE, SC CORNIIILL, LONDON E.C.,
WILLIAM J. TIAN, Secretary.
Railway Pawenwer. Amaraate Company,
Empowered by special Act of Parliament, 1849.
C. GOOD. ON Bank, Arent for Dorchester.
Agent for Weymouth. R MARTIN. Railway
Station. T.0.0-11r. JOHN STONE, Pea Mill Hotel;
Mr. POSTER, Bristol and Rutin Railway Illinfioe.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL.
BRING • DOMINATION Y ONI OF THZ NObT

INIENTITTC MEW OF Till •011, OF THE
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF THIS
WORLD-RENOWN D STARCH.
Sold in Pook.to of Yd.. Id.. 2d.. 4.1., owl SA. cosh, by
%II reopectoble Grocers, CI mambo, U41i.0, kc.
wo•rmutspoox k Co., ntiliOoN LED LONDON.

WALLACH BROWNLOW, ADVERTIB
ING AND COMMISSION AO. 16
Clarecoont-place. Juddetreet, London, W.C., will be
happy to insert Advertisements in Town and Country
Neespapern, collect Accounts, procure Situations,
obtain Loans, or transact any eciasmercial basintua on
commission. Doily and weekly papers 'applied to all
parte of the kingdom. Orders by pout promptly
att., dad to. Acknowledged Agent for this Paper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

ID ebonsb ire.

POLTIMORE. Praanet. OF THE DOWAGER
LADY POLTIMODE. —The funeral a the Dowager
Lady Patimore took place at Poltava. us Wednes-
day. The funeral cork ve left Poltinsore Home at
eleven o'dock •m., in the following wrior
Mutes.
Eight ikarers.
THE CORPSE.
Mourners—Lord Poltinsore, Major-General gie
George Buller, K.C.8., M.P., Rev. W. Burdett,
Rev. J. Russell, Rev. M. Ward, W. Danville EN.,
J. C. Riccsrd, Peg., R. Riccard, Mt- linbeei
(steward) ; tenant., J. Norris, T. Norris, G. Gould,
J. Gould, B. Rev, W. Rev, Waters, W. Turner,
Peecey, T. Matthews (Trend), John Evans, John
Pedrick, J. Msdp, W. Bealey, C. Capp, M. Tap,
(of Birch), Mr. Davey (Hilton), Stranger (Court
house), Sbaplin (Oadford), Burnell (adford), Rey
(Easley), T. Pincombe (Turtchen), May (Popham),
kc.

Servants.
Girls' achooL
Boys' school.
Tenants' wives, he.
The bearer, were mileuted from the deceased lady's
household. The school children were neatly dreamed,
the gide wearing black ribbon in their bonnets and
black neckerchiefs, and the boys wearing black
corduroy trousers and black cord Maim In the
order mentioned the prooemion moved up the noble
avenue towards the church. At the entrance to the
church-yard it was met by the Rev. the Hon. J.
Fortesmie, who began with faltering voice the burial
ISZTICe. Several times in the course of the mercies
did the still powerful voice of the aged clergyman I
betray the emotions he felt at the sad office which
he was called upon to perform. A number of poor
persons were mumbled in the church-yarn to wiliness
the ceremony, and many a wet eye testified to the
Crew. fouf those who felt they bad lust their tune-
After the ceremony Lord Poltimore, in
company with his noble and pliant relative, left
the churcliyaml, moompanied with one or two other
mourners, and the rut of the assemblage. after
visiting the -vault, lelt the spoe The body was
enclosed in three coffins, the outer being made of
solid mahogany, covered with crimson silk velvet,
studded with braes nails, and ordamented with richly-
chased handles and coronet,. A braes plate bore the
following inscription
"The Right Honourable Caroline,
Dowager Lady Poltimore ;
Died 29th May, 1863,
Amid 61"
The galleries of the church, the pulpit, reading
desk, and communion table were covered with block
cloth. The family vault is situate on the south aide
of the sacred edifice. The coffin wag deposited by
the aide of that of Lord Poltimore, who chid iu 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09

R 4 HAARIOT PRIOR, Doomed.

PURSUANT to Act of Parhassent mute
1 and passed in the 22nd and 1111 rd years of tha
reign of Her Present Majesty Queen Victoria,
39, intituled "An Aid to further ?inert thnPfribudt
Property, and to relieve Trustees;" NoefICZ Is WM
GIVBX, that all penions luivag any Clsims or Debts or
Demands epee or spinet the grate of lialtelth
hurt, late a( Charmouth, in the County dt Derr,
spinster, decreed, (who died on the Vett day of April,
1861. and whole Will was proved In the prinei(ll
Registry of Her Majesty's Overt of Probate ou the 24th
day of July, 1861, by 'thane. LODOLIPSIIII Paicia, of
Lincoln's Inn, ia the County of Middlesex, Esquire,
Erristerr-Law, the sole executor therein named) arc
hereby required to send in the particulars of their
resportive Claims, Debta, or Demands to me, !Pei under.
Agned, HURT DawooN ROBllleft, of Number 26,
Bucklersbury, in the City of London, Solicitor to the
said Executor of the amid Will, on or before the 18th
day of JULY, 1863 ; AND NOTICI Ia HilliaT FCITHIS
(urn, that after the said LOU Ray et JULY, 1863,
th• said Executor will proceed to divide end distribute
the Afoot, of the rid deceased Testatrix, HAIIII.IOT
Plilot, 'ranting to the provisions of the said Will,
having regard to the (laims, Debts, or Demands only
of whir he the said Executor shall Hive !nye had
notice, and that the said Executor erill not be liable for
the Aseets of the said Testatrix, et any part thereof, so
divided aml distributed, to any person of who.. Debt or
Claim or Demand he dull not then have had notion.
Dated this Web day of May, 1863.
HARRY 1). ROBERTS,
29, Bucklersbury, London,
Solicitor to the said Herman Ludolphus Prior,
the said Executor.

fro LET, with immediate poossuim,
(in oonsequence of the domain of Iha late
teniutt),—& very ounvenient and tiewpact COT-
TAGS, with Coach-house, Threeadall Stable,
liarammeromn. and Cora Baste, good Kitchen Garden
sad Pleasure Grounds. The house contains Dining
sad Drawingeoem, two Kitabsss. Larder and Win*
ruer Oyu. aka., AJTellain ••• • a
to delightfully situated in the Parish of B Illa PDX D
PIVIIMILL, three miles from Dorchester.
For pirtiallars eppiy to Mr. Codsli,s, Bradford.
ILL-411 Cotteis if reclaim&

THE DIAMOND BLACK LEAD
WILL be found PURER THAN ANY
OTHER, because by • proems peculiar to the
Renato:aurora, every particle el grit and earth is
separated front it.
MORE BRILLIANT—Becanse lii. unadultee•Sed,
thus every particle produces • metallic leak's.
MORE CLEANLY—Because being in blocks it does
not drop about like Powder Lott* Whilst it ia used
exactly le the same way.
AND CHEAPER—Because • little goes • long way,
elitist hardly any labour is required to effect • brilliant
polish: Miss money, time, and labour are raved.
RECK ITT k SONS, London Bridge, EC., and Hull.
Bold by T. Y. Totx.ocw, Finlay Grocer, Dorchester;
J. G. LAST. nosily Grocer, Dorchester; also by C. B.
Baarocrr, Grocer, Al., Porter, ead NAAS Merebant.
Wareham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-24

PURE SWEETS

00111.111111
• OIZAT V•IIIITY OF ITILST-I•Ti
MAC D E CONFECTIONERY
Of ac "mg soAolesosse awl delociowa

character.

BOLD BY ORDaiii"CONFECTIONEBB,

DRUGOIbTB, ke.
IX 1111ANSTANZNT AND OTHER ?ACM%
AT
lONE PENNY PER OUNCE.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-24

SCHOOLING I CO.

Wholesale it Export Cooleonen,
BETIDIAL-GRICII, LON DOI.

CHEAPER AND BETTER IN QUALITY.

HORNIMAN'S PURE TEAS
THE full benefit of Reduced Duty obtained
by buying HOIOOMAN'S TEA; the Agents
supply it very choice at 3a. 44. and 4a.
Horniman's " High Standard Tea" at 41. 44. ifor-
merly 41. Bd.) exceedingly strong and delicious. It is in
great favour with those who desire at a moderate price
the beat imported. Purchasers identity this choice Tea,
11, it as sold only in Packeta— loose--each signed
HORNIMAN k Co., London.

Agents in this District for florniman's Tea,
-4b6otsbury
Bridport
Beamtsister ...... Oliver, Fore-street.
B/anriard
Jeers
Cerise A ...... Bennett Long-street.
DOECHESTER Ey Amp, (mccesscr to Mr. Frond
Hion-Fairr-thmv.
Donster, Broad-street.
irgetfwer7thiglan4
PidelistretfAids firma
Pools Omen, High-street.
Weediest Best:
WEYMOUTH y-street.
Wistbente
Wittf sr berms %Schen.
Yana
Chemists, tic., are Agents in every Town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-24

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

THB great and incressing demand for Dr,
COPPINI3 INDIAN PILLS has induoed bun to
appoint retail agents for certain distriots in the ootuatry,
that the numerous applicants, apart from those who
profeesiostally consult him, may oonveniently obtain them
In the localities in which they reside. All disorders
originate from obstructions in some of the organs or viscera
of the system, which prevent • free circulatioa and
action of the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impediments, and restore to health the
deranged system, constitutes the great secret of the
healing art. To give again • tone to the stomach and
Invigorate the liver, is to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the nature of the disease ; for in all
local and general obstructions those two important
are affected, either directly or by sympathy. The
INDIAN PILLB are, then offered confidently by the
discoverer of them as the most safe and certain means
to produce this, sod those who try them will realise the
hew result.
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"treaties on Midwifery," ire., kc., can be obtained of
his country agents, or at 24, lleathrwplans, Hamsll-
- London.
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22, Moolsgsswphies,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-24

SALISBL'RY LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC
INSTMTTION.

On Tuesday evening, the Bev. William Barnes,
author of "Poems in the Dorset Dialect," delivered a
lecture at the Assembly-rooms, in this city, to the
members of the Literary and Scientific Institution, on
the "History of the outspreading of Western English
as displacing the British."
The rev. lecturer commenced by observing that the
speech of the inhabitants of the southwest of England
seems to have come down from the language which our
forefathers, the followers of the Saxon leaders Cent*
Cynric, and others brought from the south of Denmark,
their inland seat. Cenlic sailed from that country in I
495, with his son Cynric, and five shine, and landed at
Calshot, in Hampshire. These chiefs could not have
carried their sway for many years, much beyond that
side of Hampshire where they landed, for in 508,
thirteen years after their arrival, they had to hold their
footing against • British king Natan-leod, who fell at
Naton-leag, or Netley. In 519, twenty-four years
after their landing, they beat the Britons at Cantles-
ford, or Charford, and founded the West-Saxon king-
dom. In 552 epario defeated the Britons at
"Bearburh," the Roman Sorbiodunum, now Salis-
bury ; and unless the inhabitants of Dorset fell, in
union with thew) of Sorbiodunum, or in some unre-
corded battle of the time, they were free at the death of
I Cynrie, in about 560. Ceolwin, his successor, third king
of Wessex. tarried his conquests as far as the Axe, which
was for • long time the understood line of separation
between the West Saxons and the Western Britons
Mr. Jennings, in his "Observations on some of the
I dialects of the West of England," pays that "the district
whi4h his glossary is intended to'lnclude, embraces the
whole of the county of Somerset east of the river Parrot,
as well indeed as parts of Wiltshire and Gloneestershire;
many of the words being common to all these counties.
In the district nest of the river Parret, the pronuncia-
tion and many of the words are very different indeed,
so as to designate strongly the people who use them,"