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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

Direction
al Wind-

State U'
Weather.

49 36 NI rap
46 36 NB Oloeur,
41 30 NB (Roomy, fin•
46 29 NE kSE Me
46 35 BE Fogg. line
41 31 NNE Pine, gloomy
41 36 NB kNW Me
0039302091020 RIM LAW MAL

35 NW
25 NW k W
39 NW
as N
35 NWk WSW
35 NW & N
43 W

Pim
Fouy, gloomy
FUN, gloomy
Fibs
Firs
Fine
Fouy, Ins

ELICITION or CIIIICHIWILDIUIS.—A vestry meeting
was bold at Trinity Cloud on /today morning fur
the purpose of eledng churchwardens for the miming
year. Tto ehair was bike. by the Rev. J. Asher, the
rester. sad 17 ratepayers were in &Medan... The
Chairman appointed Mx. Lower as his durchwarden.
—Mr. M. C. Weston objected to the Chairman making
scab • proscenia'', sad stated that mob • course warn
contrary to custom. —Kr. Tome also expressed •
similar opinios—Tbe Chairman stated that be col,
wished to do what wm legal sad proper, but intimated
that if he bad no right to appoint sebum& warden. aleasehe
opinion ought to be had on the point.—Mr. Gaiphe
inked dit was not right sad proper that • minietereitedd
lam the power of appointing a churchwarder. Re
speeded to the vestry if seek ought not to he the ease
epos groads of propriety.—Mr. Weston mid if their
rester was to sppoint • ehurehwarden, aad if the
Erisbwore to acetone the same system asat present•
weisid appoint all the eberchwardem sad the PAM
nose. —Mr. Galena refuted this assertios, sad
ed where Mr. 'Weston was in error.—Mr.
gstaidalea that the matter in dispels might be be
If the chairman had the right he woo boned
I. semi it.—The Chairman remarked that be was in
the hands of the vestry. He only wished to do what
was law.—Mr. Galpie proposed the follow's( resole.
toe —" That adiseemico having stem "Motto eight of
the roster to • sherchwards• for the ltddibio
Tufty me of *eta that the right does being be him
and &at be should be tend span to 011111‘410 It "—Mx
radge wooded the reset Mien. —After acme farther
dissuade the chairman put the resolution to the
vestry, when it warn mrrW., Mr. Weston and Mr.
L•mbert bedg the may dioectieste. —Mr. Galvin did
not modlear Oat this parish should be differed from
any others. lione penooa were contemn: earlag
forward, sad doingo all
tta could to oppose the minieber
hat —Mr. Toms to the meter appointing a
eleuebiwardea. on Inettde, of °Gaud sad "OW
Ha mad not MI why people should give up *bee
Whisk they had "mi for two centerien—Mr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

--
The various idiom of tbe Ono wire renisotad,
and a sots of thanks awarded than for their past

•
TH2 Lamas.
The Cimen•ic then delivered the followiog lao.,
taro
Os Tao Fouitanow op COUNTY Fnea.,ce Boaans.
GIPTLINSP,—The sabeet on which I have to
address you Ibis evening is not a sew one. It his
dwelt in the mind of the county istopaysr for many
• long year, sometimes in enemy slumber, sometimes
smothered by the overlaying of pester cares or
griiivsoces, sometimes aroused at the call ef
eympathy. It has found vent in the murmurs of the
market table or the friendly hearth, and sometimes
it has burst forth in paroxysms of indignation and
loud complaint. Nor is his mind likely to be
dispomesescl solos the grievance be removed, for
the sews of Injustice is • vital thing, always shy*,
and growing at intervals; and we most together to
tea he vitality to night But, although the subject
may not be new, nor presented at this time under
any charming aspects of novelty, it is not sciateres-
ting, for it toiobee the podia, sad it towhee the
principle also, for we claim to be the Icre, zlijetsi
of a righteous constitation, owe of the
prindOils of which is, that "repressotation and
umetion shall go together." No one challenges
either the existence or the rectitude of this principle.
It is soca ia operatioe in the constriction of the
Hoses of Hoensaose—the body which bolds the
puree-strings of the natio* is the body which is
sloshed Y the poi* who provide that parse. It is
seen in Use construction of Corporate towns, where
the Council that administers Ow borough funds is
elided by those who pay the rates. It is *sea in
the flaaaoisl 4. potesest of the Poor low', where
the Hoard that kends the money is sleeted by His
Tatspapen who provide it. And lastly, sad lately,
the principle is risseriaid and adopted I. the brow
ties of Highway Boards, where the mojority, to the
extent of two-Wilds in nimator who hay.
the aostrol of the mdse. are elected hy the
, perishes that fatale the neriney. Hat we lay that
the.priacipis is not applied to the addeoeitieeof
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

committee say that the action of the citizens of ,
Portland illustrates the general sentiment of the '
people towards the sufferings of all nationalities,
and especially of Great Britain, to whom they
are allied by blood, by commercial intercourse.
and by per.otial friendship, and they trust that
no occaron may ever arise to disturb the present
. . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

The Corporalfo;;;;-Wad;V:reces---'se ispedientiess fee
Agencies in Towns and Districts of the Candy in whisk
the Office is not at present represented.
JOHN LAURENCK, Seeretary.

06TEO-ZIDON. —Patent, No. 560.
welf-rsdhcskly• paled loodestrwill.be MIIa
Trnu k Emmaus uN. without palm" spriols..t
• lilient operates.. Purest materials cell, at hail til4 111111111 i

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' OLD ESTABLISHEir

84. !,'no. HILL, 17, HAstxT IT. CAviUrDISX So.. Lemuel.
3.34, az ST. wastrool. sad 61, ?taw IT.. BOO 111•111•111.
Ow visit only rwisinita ban eesatry patients.
" Preitical Malta se Ur Teeth^ pea.

STARCH MAN UP ACT URXRB
TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
Atli LEN 71 ELD PATENT STARCH,
l_A USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.
Sold by all Grocers. Chandlors, OIIa., AL
WOTHERSPOON & Co.. GLAseow Lim Lwow.

THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CEJNOUNIS
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND Le.rorr FASHION%

Are always stamped with a CROWN,

SOLD BY 6601) DRAPERSIEVIZYWII.M.

7 Bank Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.C.
Li the Met Moe at the

ACCIKITAL KATI IMAM SWAIM
J., WO RAM Eleanisey.

L4TOHEek N j
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

DORORZSTER
AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY SA LIS
MIL T. KNHOR (LAT' BLEAR AND argootti
len es
s to samesas• that his Nest Sale dFA
sag woks STOCK will be held at his
NEW REPOSITORY,
trte the Sou-Western Station, near the South
kusi th
, on SATURDA Y, APRIL 2, 1864.
fttomieseuing at Twelve o'clock. Stablieg sad Keep
'for "Neck sent the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges, Early Retries are requested so
'that due publicity may be given.
All lora to be paid for immediately after the sale, and
ow lots taken sway withoat as order, to be obtained at
Mho ones on the sale ground.
Paitaarr Kim= :
4 Prime Vet Devon Steam
4 Prhse Fat Steers.
2 Prime Fat 05...
23 Prime Fat Heiler'.
6 Fat %U.. 1 Fat OM&
4 Bergeson.
16 Haden and Calm.
$lO4OO ,
Mika
20 rot Down Walters.
H) let Horn Luella.
10 atom
ditto.
20 La Dews Unita,
2 Vat Hama 7 Fat Rama 0 Fat Rants.
ao Dow Chile*, and nether Hogs, sound.
50 Horn Hop, stand.
At the REPOSTIORY, adjoining the Punta op
FIANIZIM 111%. at bait-put 3 o'clock.
'Bleak Cart Mare, 4 years, 15-3, sonal and good
morker.
Bay nor's, 16 hands, quiet to ride and drive.
Handsome Ray Cob Pony, 7 years, 134 hands, quirt
to rlde and drive, a Int-rate hack, fast, with good
motion.
Dog Cart and Hareem.
Light One-horse Phaeton, with heed and German
abutter..

let-Platod Harmer.
A Ovoid Ws Patent Roller, se good as new.
Albert Phaeton.

No. 5, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER.
MR. T. EN SOR (Lien SAW A211:1 11211101)
has been farwered with lastructioa. to SELL by
AUC I lON on MoNDAY, APRIL 4. 1864, lb.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, lata the
property of Mr. J. FARM &maw&
Partieolars in Oatalognee, to be obtained of the
Anetioneer and at HA plain of Salr.
May be viewed the Morning of Sale, which will
c•offibellos 54 Tire °Wools in the afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

TUESDAY.

Mat.hews e. Bird.—This twee vu resumed thi•
worsting. ohmn the plaintiff was called so a witness,
—The jury suggested that it was a quettion for
arranr ruent, rai her than for their decision.—
The learned einiteel, after consulting together,
stated that they had agreed to settle the lustier.
Crange e. James—Mr. M. Smith, Q.(l, and Mr.
Prideaui were eounael for the plaintiff; Mr. Kanlake„
Q.C., and Mr. Lopez, for the detente. The action woe
brought to recover damages consequent on the defen-
dant having broken into and entered upon • piece of
land belonging to the plaintiff, called Mahe/ay-hill,
Stogninber, lint killed (AMA thereon, tionverting it to
his own nee, thereby distarbisg the plaintitra exclusive
right to shoot over that lend. The defendant denied
that the land belonged to the plaintiff; that be (the
defendant) had the exclueive right to the gama; end that
he bad poweseed it for the last 30 yearn. The cans
occupied the whole of the day. The jury, with little
hesitation, returned • verdict for the plaintiff, and the
damages were 'awned hy consent at 40a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

DORCHESTER FARMERS' CLUB.

The last meeting of this dab for the session
1863.64 took pia*e at the King's A run Hotel on
Saturday. The chair was taken by. G. J. Wood,
Esq., and the vice-chair by Ja1111•11 Harding, Esq.

THI II•LT-TAX.
The emitnuns read a correspoodenoe which bed
taken Oboe between himself and Mr. Kudrna, the
secretary of the Anti Malt-tax Association. with
reference to the proposed repenl of the Malt-tax.
In the course of the oorreepundence he stated that
he had submitted to the latter • resolution as a form
of proceeding for the Association, II pledging the
House of Commons to the total repeal of the Malt-
tax at such times and by such instalment& as at the
earliest period the unsocial position of the country
wiU allow." The Chairman then called on any
gentleman to express his views on what had been
done in the matter, and what ought to be done to
still further the movement.
Mr. Dnienx, in reply to • question, mid that
John Floyer, Keq., M.P., had presented the petition
to Parliament reepecting the Malt-tax which ema-
nated from this club. He had also endeavoured to
present the petition respecting the Corn Averages.
I ut had been unable to meet Mr. Milner Gibson, the
Prenident of the Board of Trade ; but it was likely
that it would be presented akin the Muster rec./ea
Mr. Damen also said that he hoped gentlemen
would back up the views which bad been expressed
by their Chairman in the correspondence which had
Liken place between him and Mr. Kintrea, for be
(Mr. Damen) believed it was • most vital part of
the question that the Hound of Commons should
divide upon the question of the Malt-tax, so
that the country might see who were favourable
and who were not to the movement. Whatever the
result might be, they reset gain for the total repeal
of the tax, and they were determined to divide the
House before another election took place, so that
they might see who were their friends and who
their foes. He entreated his obligations to Mr.
Wood forth. port he bad taken in UN matter.

THE ANNUAL DOM

of Um Society was fixed to take place at the King's
Arms Hotal, on Saturday, the 23rd of April, at
tire u'olook.

ILBOTION 01 01/110MIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

MHZ gnat and increasing demand for Dr,
.1 COFFIN% INDIAN PILLS has iodated him to
appoint retail agents for certain distriate in the eountry,
that the numerous suplicants, apart from those who
professionally sonsult him, may meteorically obtain them
I. the localities in which they reside. All disorden
onate from obstructions in Nome of themes@ or viscera
of the system. whist, prevent a free circulation and
action of the nloobsoirn of the animal economy. To
remove time hapedim nits, and restore to health the
deranged system, eoustihites the great secret of the
healing art To give again a tone to the stomach and
invigorate the liver, is to perform one half of the work
whatever may be the nature of the dies...; for man
load and general obstructions there two important
leirare affected, either directly or by sympathy. The
la AN PI LLB are, then, offered accidently by the
1611•Welf of them as the moat wife and pertain mesas
to prod's* this, and theca who try them will realise the
' happy result.
All Dr. Domini works, "Botanic Guide to Health,
"Treaties on Midwifery," ke., Ac., cash. obtained of
his eriseta=te, or at 24. Ressal•
square,
Soca Aryans= MINIM Orono, Hisaiihrd
Las, Derebsobor ; Hentley, Virkaborati ; Roberts k
Sareteltall= Groves, Weymouth ;•=k,
Yeovil • Dalweed,
Illoavons, Orooknosi=4.B•lireorr.
22, Iloolonnoidroo.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Th• Tedworth lionoda—Tomday. (this dsyl, Dudey
Gat. ; Thursday, Yid Heath ; Saturday, lista
Ashley—at 11.
The South Wilts Hounds —W. doesday, Wardonr
Castle ; Friday. Knowle--at 10.45
The Black moor Vale Vox holm& —Tuesday. (this lay),
Green Ma& Pulb.ro ; Friday, Podyutore ; Saturday,
embower Lodge, Shoehorns—at 11.
Mr. Radelyie's Hounds— Vriday, Ktesgeove—at 11.1
Lorl Poltirnotsia Hounds—Wednesday, Horst Bridge,
near Moreton (by invitation); Friday, North Ferrott
—st 11.
The Mendip Fozbounds--Tosaday, ((his day), Malls
Green; Friday, Burgle Farm, near Wells —at IL
The West Son erset Hounda—Toseadav, (ibis day),
Munster Kennels; Friday, Langridse Weed—at 11.

All commanimtions in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Comnty Exprvis and
Agriciatural (Mugge, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
1113
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-27

TIFICIAL

DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Mr.
H A EEL'S, Rich West-street, October I. 15. and 29.
Attendance at WEYMOUTH—Hoodays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at Rrt, 134. Hsv2-drest•
BRIDPORT-,every alternate Saturday at Mr
YUNFORD, So-th-dreet,- -October 8 and 22.
BOURNEIIOUTh—aI Mrs.GII REINS', Genie Hones,
Commercial-road, every Tuesday.
SHEREORNE—on alternate Tlitusdays—Oetober 6
and 20.

MR. EPHRAIM MOSEL!, SURGEON
DENTIST, IL R.C.S.,
9, GitoriVmrog-wraggr, GIOSVOIOR-SQUAII ; and
14, G•TAIITIIIIT, BATH.
Newly-invented and Patented application of prepared
INDIARUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TENTH, Gums. and Palates.
A new, original, and invaluable Invention, cessistirig
In the adaptation, with the most absolute perfection and
success, of prepared gum-coloured indiarubber as • base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial sets may be made
with Nu vreatest facility in a very short time. Ooly one
visit is required to It them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of a soft ten
placed, while in a state of fusion between the teeth and
gums, whioh, upon becoming hard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
Axed in the gaskets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One net will last for many years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the India-
rubber plate in use with the greatest ease and at a very
trifling expense The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubber, and (as
It is a non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, be retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
ha preparation.
Or Just Published, pries Is., Ephraim Mosely on
the "Teeth and the best means al Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 11, Ornovonorwtreet, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-27

iILIZADACHIC, NERYOUSNKBB, MIND
OOMPLAINTS.—No more Headasthe I No mom
Nerwessame ! I Norms* Mind Complsints !I ! Startling
as this anammensent may be ocusidered, it is neverthe•
lees true. The poor wagerer seed DO keen &war,
for ea effectual ressesty is found in Amuses Antidote.
It has been estimated that nearly two-thirda of the
population are subject to these maladies; they are not
isouleed to my particular clam all roes are able
subject to their attack ; but front elms oteematies it
has been diesovered that they prevail more generagy
smartest the well developed and intellectual MON of nes,
'imply Mesas they are more frequently brought into
antagonism, thereby reediting the brain more
susceptible oind the passions more irritable; hence the
necessity of boding • oottatemetied scent to kooll the
mind is • perfect state el equilibria. It amid not he ,
II:5r that if the mind be orarnowitsi
a gal the mast
organistion is as b
exiMeme a hoot To amid iskadiums
leaad
Allan's infallible aatidela It maybe used withost an
attendant at sll seaman of the year, and is strongly
reemsamoded to India sad Oat/sums desirous of ease
and comfort.
sad bk osse, two, sad three guinea masa with fall
directions, and seat to am address on receipt of P. 0.
Stamp.
Of order, payable to Jou twee, Moon-
"V yadocs-road, Bane's, London,
sele Agents: Mrama Barelat=dliem
Leaden; Ream 6011 CO, Ma=
Co., York ; Oldham and Oa, -street, Dahlia ;
ani Weil by lisemiets and Patent Hearin*
Venders theane.t the !imam.
Shortly wtlle published " Practiral Remarks on the
Drain; by Jona Awls. Prim One Shilling, post free
fer Thirtma gleam
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-27

HENRY WEBBER

isoTosTroTro Joan irisizmriFicaU- -
31111 Mt '1" 416. Mil I. I IN MIC MI ri AIL. D. 1 7 7 0 ,

DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR,
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREW, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.
WASIME32S4T Crup6=l2l2llMa: SIZUMIXAM2I/12
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVD3IONI3, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOIISB,
No. 1. BREMER STREET, ()OLDEN SQUARE.
All Wide' the Meet Oath Amain tic I hew the hauteur, thereby meth,oil latormallbt
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BOWER DAILY. I =LAND MONDAY AND FRIDAY
MIRY BUTTER. MONDAY AND TMORIM) Y.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Msrkct. attended in Wiltshire, Somersetshire,
and Cheshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-27

SOUTHERN COUNTIES' ADULT EDUCATION

socigry.

pin ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY will be
1 held, by permission of the Mayor. in the Towahall.
BLatrorono, TUESDAY, ocrogss 4. The first
t=tll be at 10 o'deck, for Iteadams, Papers, and
Tim Annual General Moethis will be at 2 o'closh.
There wM • Convereaslane at 7 o'clock. Members of
the Soolety, Delegates of Inetitatioos, and Markers or
Tesehers of Schools or Closer In Mikes an Invited to
read Papers as subjects connected with Adult Educa-
tion, or the Improvement 01 the Social Condition of
Lab_ou!ers or Mkehanics.

—TioTio;;sio;ad-17;;;; to
Be.. E. Headland, Broadway, Dorchester,
Bon. and Rev. G. Bast, Abbott. Ann, Andover, 8.
Rev. L Swart, Bishops Quinings, Devises,
Rev. Decree Olivier, Wilton,
Or the Rev. J. B. Quirk, ILA., Load ;Hesretary for
Blandlord distriek
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-27

her husband, a right hand and II helper in all good
works. Her Ladyship's obasrvatioos elicited amend
rounds of hearty obeenng, and the yoethful Hari of
Pembroke then proposed "the health of the
labourers," observing that without them there would
be no harvest to gather in, and no barrel* bowie tit
celebrate. The toast sag heartily drunk, and this
proceedings were shortly Aar brought to • okra.
•
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-27

STOUR SALMON FISHERY.

TO As Committee for the Pressmslion of Fralogo* I* ad
MINT Moor.

Gmrrisseirj—As it is your intention to make the
river Stour a salmom stream, I bAve thought proper to
direct &gentles to • tow items which should -be at.
tended
In the IM plaoe, tile old spawning beds
should be broken up, and a few loads of white nand or
chalk pat or them. This will not prevent the spawn
bed from being destroyed by the floods, se I have
known ewes spawning beds destroyed in one night
at Cestoed Ford. It ten mks°a came up the Stour
rim. would be destroyed by the water wheels at the
milk. The Wed way *odd be to take the salmon
carefully, beed pet them into croper es:avulse beds
made for the purpos. lathe aide brooks, CIT in the still
seroseas, and fee. them in till they have spawned.
To lessen the number of jamb in the Seonr, the best
plan I think is for all the gestlesems, having a right of
lain, to mud their Mogen and draw their nets in the
course of three or four weeks from this lime, so as to
take the leek oak end put all the small mess into ponds,
am It I. the Mei feed whisk destroy the young salmon
fry he the sprig of the year. This taking out of the
jamb Amid be Abided to out of hand, sad not driven
out till the maim some up, for thee they would die-
' Serb the lemming beds vriA their nets. Al Hone
Court Brow there scold be a tepee to esperste the
Stoat from the Berne stream at • trilling expesse, so
that the jesh and perch Gould be eonlised to the Herne
river, and the mimes have the Stour to theenseivea.
By this piss seek owner would have, in the were, of •
few years, ten salmon when be now gobs only one.
The peet hind/saes to minion breeding in the Stour is
the le.snse quantity of jack between Cenford
sod Byford Bridge, and unless they are remotidC
some seek mews as I have mentioned ii will be
entirely useless to attempt inereadeg the breed of
edam in the Stour. le would be es much impossible
es for any ore to attempt to breed piles/ask in • oovev
where there is • lot at foxes. It is no use tor peda-
loes to keep • large quantity et jack at the mouth of
the river, for they are carried away by the goods into
the melt water, and there they die. I have known
dams takes up at Beard Bridge at • •Firlalt tide, Iliad.
LA the Islam fry have the mouth of the river indeed
of the jack, and thee. gentlemen, you will soon have
the Steer sleeked with seinses, and not before. As a
°satire to the people, there should he some printed
nodose domiabiglia airlissl of the Samos Ad, *Ming
forth the pewits insumed by any one destroying the
selessa, or *sir ewrising beds. The police should post
them shout the bridges end publie houses adjoining the
rivers. _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24

LANGDON MANOR FARM.
a lois from Beaminstar, and 7 from lb* Bridport,
Newton, and °makers, Railway Stations.

110 MICE of es IMPORTANT SALE of DOWN
SHEEP HORSES, HEWERS, OXEN, sod
IMPLEM errs.
MR. T. ENSOR (LAT. 2k-EKE AND 101100
has been favoured with instreetioes from Mr.
TottweDou, who luta lot he Farm sad relatifs, from
inoul, to SELL by AUCTION, re FRIDAY.
JULY Ist. 1864, Lis valuable Flock of about 800 Dona
Slurp sod Lambe. 4 capital Cart Hones, II purebred
Yearling Hereford Heifers, 2 Steers. 5 saaallent
Working Oxen, tied a qsaatity of useful Implements is
Huvbartory.
ft, fr-AmPuta wiU be provided at 12, sad Se coie
as sem at 2 eilook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24

Inman anD (Mania intelligence.

FRANCE—PALI*, Thursday. —The Monitrur du
So.r of to-day says:—" Letters received bete from
Rome to the 11th out. announce that a great improve-
aunt has taken place in the health of the Pope, who
was expiated soon to IMWDO granting audiences.
Advice. from UM East state that difficulties have arisen
between Pere/tied England with regard to the Wand
of Barhein, in the Persian G.tlf. lit consequence of
the plunder of. and cruelties committed on, some sub-
jects of Brasil, the linsafilsn Government has ordered •
naval demonstration to be made ag onst Monte Video,
The French squedros in the Mediterranean hu received
orders to hold itself in rend itte. toga to Tonis„it• presence
being nee wary to el.* certain difficulties that have
arisen. The A(onitcnr Of this morning say. :—" The
journals, in circulating • rumour of so intended mod,-
Oration of the blini.try, comment upon a letter alleged
to have been written by M. Router to the Emperor,
pointing out the necessity of • re-organisation of the
Gournment. Such a letter dors not exist, and there
ia no gustation of soy change in the Ilioistry."
Baron Von Beast bad so interview with the Emperor
of the Freneli on Saturday, and at it. concludes' Impala
• visit to 11. Droop. de Illus. The journals are re-
plete with speculations and rumours about the Coo.
tempos. The Patric asserts that if Austria end Prussia
refuse at the next meeting to associate an the buds Pro-
posed on the 17th, the English Beet will forthwith mil
to the Baltic. The Francs sounds the knell of li..
treaty of 1852, and recommends the Confersnos at once
to give it up, and consult the populations and act upon
their vote--• recomineudation whiA is generally under-
stood to be favourable to the French Government
Among other strange rumours current in polities)
circles ho., to Use 'Feet that the French Government
Is disposed to *one to an saderesendins with all the
other POWIII, to the exeledos of England, for ea onto
obis moot of the Danish question, in order to
turn lee on Lord Palmerston for his behaviour
to Emote% 1110, is the quarrel between the Forte end
llabootot AIL no Corp Logialotit Imo toocado4 la
totte is favour ot tabor's( to the Win el Lauri
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24

THE TRONDEMTORI OF FRIDAY NIGHT.

The storm of thunder and lightning which raged over
th to tro olio and soburite on Friday night and &tur-
d& morning, in Ric, ed cot only •va t amount of damage
to prop rty but aerious injury on 'event' persons.
A heavy thunderstorm, accompanied by rain and hail
showers, b,oke over Liverpool at half-past four on
Friday morning anti for an hour and a half the flashes
of lightning. and peals of thunder, were 'linnet con-
tinuous, though not Tel' loud. About two in the
afternoon, • woman named Bridget Coyle was walking
along the road between Fronton village and the Wirral
We er-works Tower, when she was struck down by
lightning sod killed on the spot.
The second edition of the Northern Whig says :
" This (Friday) morrainz, about eleven o'clock, a farmer.
belonging to titaim6eld, in the County Down, when
standing in he cattle market, was struck down by
lig:dning, and imtantly killed. Another man, also
belonging to Saintileld, who was standing alongside of
him, was struck and rendered speechless ; and one of
his boots completely torn od Ire- foot. A third MAIM,
belomrng to Belfast, was slightly struck on the head,
but received no material Injury."
A never, thunder term burst over Manchester on
Friday, at noon, -ccompanied by deluges of rain, and
lasted sevnral hours

A tho.derstorm passed over Birmingham between
four on five o'clock on Friday ; thi. was accompanied
shower of hail, the particles being larger than
good.size I peas.
A terrific thunderstorm passed over the city and
county of ifer,ford on Friday. Tbe farmhouse called
The Grove, at Ashcerten, was struck by the electric
fi.id, and received some damage. A small flock of ewes
and lambs was killed at Kingstone, near that city, and
variou dam .p ha, been sustained by timber in different
parts of the county.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24

Eitbonsbirt.

TIVERTON.—NEw TOV/M-HALI..—The new
Townball for Tiverton was inaugurated by FArl
Porteecue, on Thureday, the 19th inst.,and, through
the courtesy of our contemporary the Tiverton
Gazette, of which a special edition was issued,
we received a copious report of the pro-
ceedings. Thome proceedings, however, are deprived
of their general interest by the absence of Lord
Palmerston, who was prevented from attending by
the gout. Some time ago the Premier promised to
be present, and hie &homes naturally created a deep
feeling of disappointment, and even of soreness
Otherwise the AEUr pared off very well. In the
evening there was • banquet, and after the banquet
• ball.

_
UPLOSIAN.—Tun Cnoecn.—The pariah church
of Uploman, Tiverton, has been re-opened, after
undergoing • complete restoration it has been
re-seated and re-roofed, the windows bare
been restored, and the chancel haa been entirely re
built. The chancel hes in it three stained windows.
The East window is in memory of the late Mr.
Commissioner Bore, father of the rector, and re-
presents St. Peter following our Lord in life and
death, (John :xi., 18). The south window is in
memory of the Rev. 8. Pidder, late rector, and is
given by his widow. The north window is • some
from the Lord's Supper, and is given to the Rev. C.
S. Rem, the present rector, by old friends and
schoolfellows. -The cost of the church (t 1,300 has
been defrayed partly by rate, partly by sifts, the
largest contributor bran C. A. W. Troyte, Req.. of
Huntehani, brother-in law of the rector.
DEVONPORT. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE EY •
SEIDL —An aged female, who had for some time
been in receipt of 30e. • month from some fund,
attempted to commit suicide in this town under the
following circumstances :—lt appears that on Thurs-
day morning, the 19th inst., she was, to the surpriui
of many of her friends, united in the bonds of
matrimony, and by so doing she farfeited her
monthly allowance. After the wedding ceremony
was ooncluded she was made acquainted with the
fact, and this so preyed upon her spirits that she
took • does of poieon. Medical aid was Nought, and
having been attended to, she was removed to the
hospital in • cab.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24

OF FEES.

voR s long aeries of years these truly cele-
-1: healed C. ffees have been held in the highest
estimation throughout the United Kingdom by the many
thousands of families to -hum they have become an
wietuitoined household beverage.
so highly Cr, C.usam.t's Corrine esteemed, and ea
wide spread is their reputation, that farther commends-
iio4l may be eonsidmed needless..
. - .

CassiLL'e Curses, Na 2, Blue Wrapper, at le. 24.
per lb., Ic the very article to produce a good strong
000001111011 i beverage.
CASSELL'S Ckirvicg, Na 3, Lilac Wrapper, ls. 44.
per lb., powwows great strength, with llos fell aromatie
flavour. la reality the Coffee for family use.
Cassal.t.'s Cum!, No. 4, Yellow Wrapper, at Ic. Ad.
per lb. A wet riab andchoice article. To lovers of
fine Coffee a decided treat.

Bold in Canisters of 21ba..111/.. nod jib. °nob Ind in
air-tight Packets of toa, 2.4., and los. each, by the
appointed Agente throughout the kingdom.

AGRITS DC TRis DISTRICT:—

DORCHESTER - EVANS (We Frond), Chasid.
Mr, BROWNING, High Fass-st
WEYMOUTH • A. EMERY, 40, High-street
8. CHOKER, 18, Park-etreel
88. Marreireet•
Ahbotabory - Woad.
Az miniter • - E. Willis, Stationer.
Beamineter - Hood.
Bent Regis • - J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Bridport • • Holdy end Dabinett, Jewellers.
Blaudford - • J. Hebb., Tee Dealer.
Ceres - • • George Derriman, grocer.
Chardetook • - W. Frepth, Poet-018ot
Christchurch - H. Sharp, High-street.
Creaborne - Adam
Crewkerne • - T. H. Bmtlett Marketplace.
Cliarmouth • • 8. Ityall. Gromr.
East ladier - • P. Booby, Grocer.
Erershot • • 8. sod IL Ryall. Grocers.
Gillingham - .J. Kingsburt. Newberry-street
Henstridge - R. Rogers, Bookseller.
Hindon • • E. Harding, Tea Dealer.
Netberbury - W. Fowler, Grocer.
Ottety St. Mary • Sheppard, Grocer.
Piddletown - • T. Goringe, Draper.
Piddlettenthide - Bollen, grocer.
Poole • - - H. nicks, Highetreet.
G. Neer. Penny, Merobant
Portland • • W. Boa, Spring Gardens.
8. end S. Oitsbe, Easton.
.1
Pnrwell - • J. Shivell, Contectioaer.
Salisbury - N 4. Thorn, Winohmter-strtet
Sh•rburoa - G. Gooney, Half -moonatreet.
Shattmlxtry • - G. E. Norton, Fumy Viarthouni,
Stermiuster Newton E. Jackson, Grocer.

- J. Hopkin;,—Wes;:streeL
Wareham • T. Randall, Merkel-oam.
W. Summers, Onmer.
Wineauton • • E. Gilbert.
Yooril - - J. Perry, South-street.
Yettninster • - T. Hayward, Grocer.
CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA
Is highiy •pprored by bor. ri ol really Good 'Tea
It si isaraateed for its Pam,. Sitenstb, and the Inli
Flaeoer. It is it. Tea foi Family um ; lb. two
ssn•ntiels, PtiPit and Qaulus countered it.
W HOLISM'S rums CASSELL. SMITH, k CO., 80
Fla CU U BCH-STRUT, Loa DWI.
Aerate .till appointed ; for term •pply u shove.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-04

THE MURDER, ON THE NORTH

LONDON RAILWAY.

COMMITTAL OF MULLER..
On Monday, the eoroser's Puy at Haeksey, Impair*
into the mese of Mr. Briggem dintb, reamed • verdict
of "Wilful Murder" against Muller, aid at the
same time recommended the Hnom Ofllee to emmider
whether railway companies could not be oompelled to
take more effeeti re measures forth. safety of passengers,
After the Inquest,
THE FINAL EX tMINATION OF MULLER AT

-
BOW .STREET
took place before Mr. Fio•ers, oh., took his uat on
the Bench at eleven o'clock. At half-put ten when the
van arrived oneveying Muller from Hackney, he was
l' as before, with groans end cries of " there's
eitifileerd ." Bat these sounds were not swelled by no
many voices aa on the former °a:lesion. Be eleven
o'clock, however, the crowd immeuely augmented, and
the new comers manifested eowiderakile chagrin at their
disappointment in not suing the suppoud murderer.
The Ant witaese we, Yrs. Repseh, who was called and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-04

DENTAL

-ARTIFICIAL

DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Mr.
HAZEL'S, Hint Weat-street, October 15. and 29.
Attendance at WEYMOUTH—Mondays, Wednasdays,
and Fridays, at 107, St. Wary-street.
BRIDPORT--every alternate Saturday at Mr
MONFORD, South-street.- -October 8 and 99.
BOURNEMOUTH—at Hr 0.017 BRINES', Gerais House,
Clownernial-road, every Tuesday.
/3HERBORNE—en &Notate Thursdays—Ootober 6
and 90.
IV/ R. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIPR, R.C.S.,
9, GIONVI3IOI-STIMIT, Osoevoroa-squAns; and
14, GAT-11111111% BALM
. . . . . . . _

--- ' Newly.iarented aa at;;;; app Icalce of prepared
INDIARUBBER its the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Goma sad Palatal.
. . . _ •

- A inv-a-btable Invention, sosaistiag
in the adaptation, with the most absolute perfection and
sneers, of prepared gum-cotoured iadiaribber as a base
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial seta may he mad*
with tin sreateet fissility in a very abort time. Only one
visit I. required to It them. it being done with the
greatest acearacy and comfort by means of a soft bate
placed, while in a state of fades. between the teeth and
gum, which, upon becoming hard, pomesees the greatest
powerful self-adheoion. The teeth are aiso immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One sat will last for many years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gams or from decay, they may be added to the India.
rubber plate in riss with the greatest ease and at a very
trifling expense. The acids of the mouth exert an
agency on the cheinieally-peepared iadiarubber, and (se
it is • non.oondector) fluids of any temperature may.
with thorough comfort, he retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the IBMe
time wholly provided against by the pecealtar nature of
is preparation.
gir Just Published, prim, Is., Ephraim Mostly on
the "Teeth, and the best means of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author. 9. °moved:le-street, W.

All cornmeal:idiom 113 relation to whatever de-
partment oi the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Costney Expr ea* and
Agrindestral Uturne, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-05

MR. H. RICHARDS baa been favoured
with inistructioot from the Execatore of the late
Hr. Robert Porter, deceased, to SELL by AUCTION,
on the Premises, on THURSDAY, APRIL 7th, UK
the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PLATE, LINEN, WINES, krt, consisting of Dining-
room, Drawing-room, and Kitehen Furniture, Dinner
and other Were, Masa, Eight-day Clock, Cape". and
hendeome Electro-plate Tisa and Coffee Sersioce
tel Mahogany Four•post and other Bedateads arid
Forniture, prime Goose Feather Beds, Bolsters, and
listireseees, Chest of Drawers. Coublod•••
Bed and Table Linen, Hirer Gravy, Table. Tea, sod
Salt Spoons, • few dooms of Sao old Port Wine,
Brendy, and Whisky, a number of good sweet Cider
Caddis, Tube, Coolsn, Pots, Kettles, Kitchen Bane,
and rerious other articles, whish will be sold without
the least resorts, mad foll particulars of which eregives
In handbill* aireuleted in the neighbourhood. Abs. •
1004 Gig and Set of Gig Harness.
Sale to coatroom* ly as Twelve o'clock.
Abliotes Court, BI4IIt MS, 1861.

FURNITURE
of the oitabliabssesit comprising a very baadsowdy
Carved Millbey San Table, Mosseremd, Lee sad
Work ditto, Ronswood and Mahogany Pier ditto,
Davenports, Mahogany Bookcases and Humana, Rase.
wood and MaLoony Cheffioncres, Carved Mahogany
Chain, several Bpanishmahugany Dining Tables, Pier
Mamas, in gilt frames, Squire Piano and Flarriiiihord,
Ouitar and Case, Canterbury and Cellaret,Turtle Stone
Top Tables, numerous Mthogany and other Chests and
Boum, Capital &Stilt r Beds and Mattresies, plumate
sad Quilts, Cheats of Drawers, Dimoing Tables and
Washstands, Bedsteads and Furniture. About lOU
Bones containing Shell+, several pairs of Hand Screens,
Compete and Hugo, Boras and Easy Chairs Brass La
Iron Grates, Fenders and Fire Beta, Glass, China and
Ware, Hitches appendage+, and a vast collection of
miscollaneons Erse* which will be arranged in Lots
and deecribod in Catalogues, Gd. each, to be returned
to Purchasers, may be had of the Auctioneer three
days prior to the Bale,
fir chl view the day prior and mornings of Sale by
Catalogues only. Bale to COMIntIIOO each day at 2
o'clock p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-05

HUNTING A PPOINTM ENT&

The Tamar!la Hamada—Tuesday, (this day,) Chute
Windmill • Fliday, thin Hill; Saturday, Combs

Wood—* 11.
The New Forest Rounds—Tuesday, (this day),
Fake's.; Thursday, Vern Ditch (by invitation) ;
Saturday, Penely Gate—st 10.45.
The Msointoor Vale Po:bounds—Taw:lay. (Lila
day), Stapleton Arms, &inkhorn Weston; Friday,
Roiliest Pound; Saturday, Horsington Crum
Reeds—at 11. .

Lord Polta—more";s Hoands—Tuesday, (this day), Syd•
ling Barn; Wednesday, Millbury (to finish the
seasoo)—at 11.
The East Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Chaos Farm;
Saturday, Miaohinton Down ; Monday, April 11,
Chetterwood.

11;:--14:ditiyffis Hounds—Thursday, the Coombe,
Bingham 's Heloombe—at 10.45.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday. (this day,)
Timbersoombe ; Friday, Bird's Hill, Combe
Sydenham —at 11.

All communiutions in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Comely Exprezz and
Agrimilitival Gazelle, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-05

RAWLINS' RUMEN.

prinatlny, junr. b Bryant - • • 12
11Ioeld, b ditto
Eitants. • Dew, b Ingo 3
Priratley, • &rot, b . io
.
Bawling,• Highman, b lap • - 6
e &skulk b Bryant - 4
P• 64 inP
Hayward, b Rieman - • - 5
Sweet, run oat
gdgintoo, not not
Marsbnanat. b • - • - 7
B 4, w 2

GRAND CONCEAT. grind concert in aid of the
Rand Fund of the First Will. Rills Volunteers
took place at the Amembly Rooms. The attendance
WI. very numerals. and °apprised the due of the
oity and noighbeerhood. The partition of the
ante-room was take. down to afford additional
accommodation, and nay availablo spot was
occupied. With the known mmicial ability of Salis-
bury, it need hardly be stated that the performaDoes
woos • decided anacum. Almost the entire takut
oftbecity —both amaiwar and prolemional—aseisted ;
and such • oonoart mob not power has
never before bow gives in . The Ant
part of tee programme imesistod of Prohneor
&modals Bennott's "May Queen," and those who
are acquaintod with this magnificent composition.
wall know that it is calculated to Met Um

ability of the vocalists without particularising
any apsoiel piens ; we may state that the
whole w gon. through exceedingly well, and
that the were earspinred. The second
part coesisted of • miscellaneous eideetion, and these
were rendered with great effect. The band of the
corps also played • grand Wawa on airs from
Hounod's celebrated opera "Faust," with ooneaderable
ability, reflecting great credit upon their able con.
doctor, Mr. Aylward. Everything passed off very
estishotorily, and we have no doubt that the object
for which this concert was given has bees attained.
The friends of Mr. W. Flower, the rsen.ot.d
meter of the Heaton Harriers, enteraimd that
gentleman at dinner at the Three Swans' Hotel, on
Wednesday evening. There was • numerous
attendance, and the conapsay thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
The fleet meeting of the wiliiitclidens under the
New antlers, AM, for the district, took
*co ea Wednesday at the Council men Mr. E.
Water. wee appointed chairmen, and MI. J. Twain,
vioneasirman. —Mr. Smith (of the arra of Cobb and
Smith) was appointed clerk, and Mr. Chubb, man-
sger of the Wilt, and Dorset Beak, treasurer.
Advertisements were ordered to be inserted in the
tond. papers for a surveyor. Application to he sent
la Indus a hotels/a, to which time the mesas' is
adqr W BRIDGE, —Verna Warms' Anemia-
now. —The Me strike which took ple.sa the
oteeh weavers in this district halm ress the
formation of pa aseriaistion ailed " United
Weevers' hesociation," white inctedie operatives
I from Trowbridge, and ehiewhere, and the oh*. is
the muted protection of both entpimer and am
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-05

agsal. 48gat
1221111111kun,., Saperp
sow ,
44:setisiers..!
. .

EWEVANS, (rnoosesor to Mr. Proud),
CIISSIIST Dow-huger AGENT FOS
EGENIMANIE PURE TEL
is very CHOICE sad STRONG.
It is way MODERATE is PRICE.
very WHOLESOME to ME
Theis ADVANTAGES have sessred for this Ti,,
gessral prolossess. Solid la Pashas, with this prise
painted on sesh, and signed
11.6.412 LONDON,

HEALTH &lid HAPPINESS for the,
NERVOUS and DEBILITATED—A
copy of a new medical work, written by one org:
most eminent medical men of the present day, solely
for the guidance and benefit of that class of suderen
whose elections are often self-indicted, and who
desire a speedy end private cure, yet too often become
the dopes of designing London Quacks. For mob
sufferers this work ia intended, showing a certain moms
of curs in same of nervous debility, relexation, orpnia,
or local weakness, learner. blushing, debility, sad
various other nervous sreptoras ; also showing bow
all the so-celled hopedimmits to marriage may be
'goatee'', removed; with numerous gleatrativo ores
of parties who have been restored to the bleminp of
health by following the Myles laid down in this work.
Sent free to any address, on rssslpt al stamp to pee-
p., poelece—Aderen to the Seerelary, lailitate of
Anatomy, Birmingham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-22

FAT STOCK

Will be hold at his RYPOSITORY, opposite the South-
We stern Railway Station, on SATURDAY,
DECEMBER IQ 1864, commencing at Twelve o'clock,
when the following PRIZES will be gives for Stock that
have never previously woo a Prins, and to be entered
for bona fide Sale.
A Prise of £4 for the beet rat Oa or Steer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-22

STARCH MANUFACTURRRS

TO H. R. H. THE PRIMERS OP WALE&
GLENYIiLD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL. ISIL
OW by a/1 Groan, ateadlsts,ll4l.SL
WOTHERSPOON k Co., 014160 W WAD DAMN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-22

A Prize of Li for the second best.

A Prise of £3 for the Heaviest Fat Os, Cow, or Heifer,
given be Mr. It. HAYWARD, Dorchester.
A Prise of £3 for the best 10 Fat Down Webers, given
by the bored Comity A:prem.
A Prise of £3 for tie best 10 Fat Down Ewes, given by
Messrs. Duos and CARDUI, 011 cake and
Manure Merchants, Southampton, through their
agent, Mr. G. J. Vitro'.
A Prise of PI for the best Fat Pig, exceeding eight

sours.
A Prise of Eliot the but Pat Pig, not exceeding eight

A Piece of Plate, valise £5, riven by Mr. T. Raewa—to
the %teller or Dealer residing la the Covell of
Danes, who shall porehaae the largest amount uf
Stock at this Sale.

'llse -E-it-io-c7k -Tniaart- ia-v-e hems in the poosession of the
Esbibitor two months previous to 10th of Deoember.
0. J. ANDREWS, Esq., Dorchester, Secretary to
the Dorchester Agricultural Society, has kindly con-
sented to act as Secretary, with whom Entries must be
IDad• by the 3rd of December neat,
The Stook must be sent to the Repository by half-
past Ten o'clock. Keep and Stabling provided at
modersts charges for Stock vent the day before the
Salo.
November 12, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-22

00AL STORES.

AT THE DOSCH ESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATION&
ILI LOCK bogs to inform his Friands and
. the PubLio that he is SELLING COALS at the
bor. Stations, at the following MUCKS, for CASH,
: . _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-22

SOLD BY GOOD DIAPERS NVERYWiIERE

PROTECTION FROM FIRE!!
BRYANT At. MAY'S

I. A.TIC 21TS

SPECIAL SAFETY MATCHES,

ARE NOT POISONOUS !II
LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX
FAIRFIELD WORKS, LONDON, Z.
May be had of &11Orooers, Ironmongers, Cheanimis, è.

NOTICE TO DiVIUITORS.

07fTION POE PATENTS, 4, TR4741.04111
SWANN, ON AMINO CROSII, LONDON.
-DI rinted instructions (gratis) is to the con a
4. PiTILVIS tar Groat IMOLA as Sandra oesatoka. =
NM ...issues la Woods, et sr working laloalioas.
Dillon sad ameba la awry readrotai MON rod la Mimeos.
Easabilaked SO yam. Tall lag mad.. as le aapload or salable
pavan. at boa aa4 abilvoL— Apply ponmosay as by War Oa
Messrs. PRINCE le Co., Patent Mee,
4, Trafalgar eq., Charing Cross, London, 111.4

CAPT. XIGWERE's PATENT ILANXOOII3.
These Hammocks are self-supporting, and applicable
to in-door and out-door purposes, being alike serviceable
in the beld, the Lawn, the boudoir, or on the Teat.
blast invaluable to Officers in the army, ictria* and
Tourists, as they can be readily adjusted teeny situation.
Illustrated Prospectuses forwarded on Isee6an to tho
Depot for ll'fiwur's Patent Haann 17, Great
Portland-strest (Oxford-street end), Leaden, W, whine
the didennt kleds of Hammocks may be.....

ROOKIE HERBAL EYBROOATION.
Au Eareatual Oure forth. HOODini Clough.

Without lateroid //iodicZit&

friIIS is the only discovery affording • perfect
cyan without adminietering internal medicine, the
difficulty and incenvenienee of which, in all &median
particularly incident to Children, are toe well known to
need any comment.
litany tboussuide of children are cured manually by WA
remedy; and in most ores, one bottle 'rill produce the
desired effect. The Psopristoc therefore swe..tly and
000wientionaly recommends it to Parente, Guardian,,
and all those • ho have the care of children.
,For the preteensr of the Public, and to prevent impo-
anon, J. ROCHE" is signed on the Label outside each
bonle, and the name of the sole Wholesale Agent,
"Edward., 67, St. Paul's," engraved on the Government
Stamp. Price ge per bottle. Sold by most respectable
Chemists and denims in medicines.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

1,-htax

(sucorsoom To JOHN suns Aso ION.)
11 Eh "X' Ik. MBz. xMB 113 El AL. XI.

DORSET DU ['TER AG2NT, CHEE3
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1. BREWER STRUT, GOLDILN SQUARE, LONDON, W.

ICIAIE uirpifts unarms, TIM astuu, 1/111LESALI mats, CWITRY sueptuptus, L Sail PIIIICIALERS
NA) • fr,et e coos, r.h:e ',eying in their pare.•••es. Aim eloonee from a limo and ever•varying /Stock of
BRITISH AND FORIsIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. I. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All articles the Direct Gash Perches* or Gosetimmeot from the Yrodueer, thereby Awing all intermediate
Merchant: pridit,
Allll VALB itjß DORSET BUTTER DAILY I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY ANDTRIDAY
JERSEY BUFTER, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somersetahire,
and Cheshire.