The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25 00:00:00

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FIRST —Be osl obtain It freala macii,.ifhe month
iR which lb wairtianufaetnred is trandedr"tilpon each
Cask or Case.: „;The Cases contain Pateatis with
JOSBeff THONUICY'S Signature. engrarastsethereon ;
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thilC,*k -moottain !a Half-pint liarthenwankiXeasure,
with JO&OPH RLEY'S Signature immit thereon,
without -*rich no are genuine. See Mtfetrations
insist* Wrapner of " Thotlitylit Illuatra titilararmers'
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The above-mentioned small quantities may be bad at
the Retail Del , Newgate-street, or of my accredited
Agents, but no iit nt less than a 45e. Cue, or 40s. Cask
can be sent ' t, Carriage Paid, to any Railway
Station in the United Kingdom, from my Manufactory.
Each order must be mown panied with &remittance nude
payable at the General Post-office, to JOSEPH
THORLEY, 90, Newitte-street, E.C.
''.• Address—Thorleks Condimental Food for Cattle:
Manufactory, Caledoniall road, King's Cross, London.
The Public cannot be leo cautions in dealing only with
firms of the very highest respectability,., the adultera-
tion of this article it now tarried on to a very fearful
extent. .

THIORLErS Fir/DINO MEAL, well seasoned
with the above-ttamed eonillment—an entire substitute
for Oata, Beans, and Oilestke—Cl6 per Ton, bsrrels or
sacks included, free ts rail In London ; or single barrels
weighing 12 atone—new 30s. each ; carriage paid to any
railway station in the United Xingdom.

LONDON STOUT AND CHISWICK BITTER
ALE WAREHPUSE.

VIDW k Btlittfrir C.; SOLI ri" DENTS
14 for YROVTL and NEIGHBOURHOOD, have
pleasure in informing the Inhabitants of Yeovil ard
district, that they can now be supplied with Messrs.
TRUMAN, HANBUBT, and Co.'s PORTER, and the
celebrated CHISWICK TONIC PALE ALE, so
much recommended for family use—in casks of 18
gallons.

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London Porter, .. 24s I Chiswick Tonic Me ...235.
WAREHOUSE PACING THE SOUTH WESTERN
RAILWAY STATION, YEOVIL

KEYZOR and BENDON'S TWO GUINEA
BINOCULAR FIELD or OPERA GLASS sent
carriage free, on receipt of post-office order, to any part
of the United Kingdom. Vie extraordinary power of
this instrument renders it Sdapted to answer the com-
bined purposes of telescope iind opera glass. It will de-
fine objects distinctly at tn miles distance; is suitable
for the theatre, ram-cou , sportsmen, tourists, and
general out-door observati ns. Only to be obtained of
KEYZOR & BENDON (Scea.oee to Harris and Son),
Opticians, 50. High floibdYis, London, W.C.—lllus-
trated Price List of Optical and Mathematical Instru-
ments free, on receipt of two stamps.

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BALSAM OF ANISEED.
Ertraordinary mires by this celebrated old Cough Medicine.
In &Alma and Chrome Cough it is unfsiling, rapidly un-
loading t he Chest, end raters-, the congestinu and dialeulty
of breathing. Bold by all Chemists sad Medicine Vendors,
1.....tt1e5, Is. lid. lipid 2, :id. melt
Ask for POWELL'S BALSAN OP ANISEED,
Warehouse.-111, Illsokfriees lined, Loudon.

ROBI/INNS PATENT BARLEY, for
making quickly smt at mall loot MIPStiOr Balm Water;
renommended at a mama &Mk, cooling in Mem, or tee
loothers ming, and eminenti um:Aim as lallanne Food.
ROBINSON'S PA GROATS, the nlollt
orsomed and beet known promaillun toe main( pare gruel : per-
WOO 01W.ak didettion or modipailwo liabit would &rim bemellt
from lea um

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ROBINSON'S PURE SCOTCH OATMEAL
ponidite and out sake. The t6l/6766 of 01661.6 619,11 it to b 6
etreeettetdog food, mod from blood-ead-beee-roklag pee-
*de, llOSpiofl7 retemmoded for youth.
11081111306, BLLLVILLZ Co, Termini to the QlOll%
64, Bed Licerelreet, Holbeta.-t-Zelehliohol 1764.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
A. SAFE and CERTAIN REMEDY for COUGHS,
Colds, Hoarseness, and other Affections of the Throat
and Cheat. In ISCIPINTIIT C0,161:11(PTION. Anzac., sad Wi Sill
COMM they are unfailing. Being free from every hurtful imps.
dient, they may be takes by lA* osvol dollosto (mode or the
youoloa child; while the Punta° El and PitopilletillAT.
Since, will find them invaluable in staying the hoarseness and
irritation inotdentat to vocal exertion, and also • powerful
an xiii•ry in the protinetion of teltl.ODlOtti 121UNCICrION.
Prepared ana Bold in Boxes, lc 14., and Tins, 2s. 9d. eneh,
by Tatum as KIIATING,. 79, BC Paul's Churohyard, London.,
Retail by all Druggists in the World.

"FORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS"
Now everywhere obtain the preference of Gen-
tlemen who determine to wear only such Shirts as
are made uniformly well. As spurious Shirts are
advertised and sold as "Ford's Furekas,- observe
that none are genuine =less stamped inside the
oollar-band with
the R.FORD'S ‘
Trademark, EUREKA SHIRT
thus— 38.POULTRY.LONDON
.

Sold by most respectable Rosters and Drapers.
Where difficulty occurs iu procuring the above, ismd for us
Illustrated Price I.lst to the Patentees, litataan FORD & CO.
DORCHESTER :—CHART.se TA581.1.14
Do. EDWARD STEELE.
De. JOHR FITCH.

NEW FANCY SILKS.

Ms. M. the Drees of 12 yard', Wide Width,
For Morning, Dinner, and Evening wear.
huntress any mixture of option and thoroughly good in quality.
Patterns pent free; also ef the large stock of

British and Pontiffs Bilks.

PETRA ROBINSON, 103 to 10$, Oxford st., London.

TOLINGII PAUNT PARAFFIN OIL AND LAMM.
The above Oil and Lapps, mauereetured hi the Palmtop,
JAM E 8 YOUNG, are supplied in London
ONLY BY TAB PARAFFIN LIGHT COMPANY,
111, HOCKLERSKIRY, LONDON, E.O.
N.E. Wisekoala °]y.

THE PATENT LOCKFAST BREECH-
LOADING GUN.

NO Gentleman should purchase a Breech-
Loader without learning the principles of the
" Lockfast," the solidity and shooting powers of which
are gained by a patented mechanism, which can be
applied to no other gun without infringement. By this
construction the barrels and breech are locked together
by powerful leverage. Equally adapted for Sporting
Rides. Common Breech-cartridges med. Patronized
by the leading Sportsmen. Drawings and Prices on
application to the Patentee.

J. D. DOUGALL, Gunmaker, Gordon strut Glasgow

Noisome estalliiined IRO.

TNMES attention to the superior workman.
I' slap al. of design of Ids extenArto Stook
okWataltes ”•431oeks.

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a...a without spring!, or palate% are warraeVast lIMMOt Mess
Islatity.lataled irereitions have failed. Pit malaria:. aatainn
w.nlflanalga "'Altana& and teaPpiteit at half Mt mien ens,*
OA 8 IC, t 4 oldentahlisisea Sarasota Desstlats,jltipleam
LUDGATY t 7, HASLET tir, Cisystionn LO% DON,.
LB* DIMS St, LITLISPOOL, and Itift ST., imivipottAx.!
CoaaaliaLlaas mai. F.,.. saptansaan diamond.. haptoventetela,..
opinions of the press, oui., ike me" Gabriela Irma* roam.s
ea the Theth." Post five on appfleattem.
AI( I/RICA IS MIN MO. TCE f 11, 4 *Y. 111. sal 10 getinesalerA:
Simile Teeth snit Part Seta at proportionately modulo,. gamma •
visit 0017 malted from tiountry patients.

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k M Wino erebante and Din.tilitiarqraTherv. 21, lilk Holborn; warrant all Win and
Spirits sold by Owe Genniss as Import:l, and
ueruntee the strea;th of to. Soria's' stated on tke Nun*
Lisa on applanamon.
Port, (old in Wood) 80s. Per &MIL
Sherry, "Ms Eloaniard." 275. , ditto.
Heneksys' Cognac . . 88s. ditto:
London Gin . . . . 80s. ditto.
••• TERWIL—CaaIt on delivery; a remittance most an.
company every Country order. Foat-Otlice Orders male; at
Chief Office, }l.. Cheques may be crowed Loadoa and
County Bank. Wtaled

I PIILVERMACHEY'S PATENT '
SALIFILAI C . GRAIN BA N:

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——— -
amble every sufferer to beneft, at e small expense, by the
wonderful curative propertiea of Geranium in the most severe
cues of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, gratis.,
Head sad Tooth Ache, Deafness, Nervous Debility, and all
Functional Dieerders. According to the seat of the disease
the Chain Bands am adapted to be worn on any part of
the body erected, with the ..greatest i.e.- and wafer.
Their prolonged, efileacior, end perceptflfle action is entirely
in harmony with the lalemo-Fkrotric vital power Or oat organs,
promoting digestion, eironletion, do., and restoring is. moat
natural way a healthy state of the Nervous Britons. Nunserma
striking document., reporting their extmordinary eflicam, are
oompilvd in. pamphlet “PULVERMACIIER'S IMPROVED
MEDICO-GALVANIC SYSTEM OF SEL-F-APPLICA.
TION," (post free lor S strap.), by J. L. Pol.VaNneonan
I Co., 73, Oxford Street, London, (edjoining Prancer'
Theatre). Chain Bands, ie., 11.., sa..d upwsrds, according
to their electric power.

Agent for Dorchester—Mr. .J. PROUD, Chemist, kis.

rrOOTH ACHE. —HOWARD'S ENAMEL.
1 PATRONIZED BY HEE MAJESTY THE I,ELN,
and HIS R $ ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF ALES.
For 'topping decayed teeth, however large the cavity.
It is used in a soft state, without pressure or pain, and
hardens into a white enamel. It lasta many years,
rendering extraction unnecessary; arrests all further
progress of decay; and the teeth are spin useful to
mastication. This valuable Enamel is in a soft @tate,
so that it cannot give the least pain, and may be used
by any person with the greatest ease, and has the re-
markable property of immediately becoming hard and
sound as the Tooth itself, em chiding the air and food
From the nerve. It is superior to anything that has
been used before, and will succeed when all other
remedies have failed.— Sold by all Chemists in the
Kingdom. Directions for use inclosed with each
Packet. Price Is.

flour, Rheumatism, Spasms, Indigestion, Cramps,
k.,1 Nervous Complaints, Le.. are speedily relieved by theme
of OXLEY'S CONCENTRATED EtiltiENCIC JAMAICA
GINGER, whieh has daring the hid 150 years been en highly
recommended, and need by many of the most eminent medical
men. It shortens the duration of fli• of gout, confining them
to the extremities, and mitigating the paroxysms k it warms end
invigorates the stomach, remoTes flatulence, mists digeelion,
and strengthens the whole system. Prepared from the original
recipe of Samuel Oxley, her Majesty's chemist, and sold by
Hudson and Son, 27, Ilaymarket, London, in BOUM% 2a. Pd.,
M. ed., oodles. ed.; and all medicine vendors.

DEAFNESS.—A newly-invented Instrument
for extreme caws of Deafness, called the Sound
Magnifier, Organic Vibrator, and Invisible Voice Con-
ductor. It fits into the ear so as not to be in the least
perceptible; the unpleasant sensation of Pinging noises
in the head is entirely removed. It affords instant
relief to deaf persons, and enables them to hear dis-
tinctly at church and as publie assemblies.
The PATENT TINTED SPECTACLES are patio
nized by the Nobility, Gentry, &e., including Visoonn+
Palmerston. They give extraordinary relief to imperfect
vision.

Messrs. SOLOMON'S, Opticians, 39, Albemarle Street,
Piccadilly, London, W,

NOTICE TO INVENTOR!.
°mos roR PATENTS, 6, TEAFALGAB 1106111.
CHARING CROSS, LONDON.
Printed Instructions (gratis) no to the COST of PATENTS,
for Great Britain or foreign eountries. Advice and mistimes
in disposing of or working inventions. Branch aims and .is.
Mae in every oontinontal date and in Amerioe. Istablisbed 30
=Pull information as to expired or misting patents as
or abroad. Apply personally at by bettor to
_ _ _

Plum iltlin 4-4., Pitest-Onioe,
6, famisul Wars, 026aars Oaoss, 147/663r. WA.

THE ACCIDENTAL DEATH
INSURANCE COMPANY
Have paid, in the last Twelve Years, the in of
One Hundred Lk Fifty-three Thousand Pounds
on aCcolint Of
Eight Thousand Persons killed or injured by—
ACCIDENTS OF RIDING,
ACCIDENTS OF DRIVING,
ACCIDENTS OF HUNTING,
ACCIDENTS OF BOATING,
ACCIDENTS OF SHOOTING,
ACCIDENTS OF SKATING,
ACCIDENTS OF RAILWAYS,
ACCIDENTS OF STEAMBOATS,
ACCIDENTS OF FARMING,
ACCIDENTS OF MACHINERY,
ACCIDENTS WITH TOOLS.
ACCIDENTS WITH FIRE,
ACCIDENTS WITH RIFLES,
ACCIDENTS AT HOME,
ACCIDENTS IN THE FIELD,
ACCIDENTS IN THE SHOP,
ACCIDENTS IN THE FACTORY,
ACCIDENTS ABROAD.
For Rates, Forms of Application, and all other Infer.
!nation, apply to the Chief Offica,7, Bank Buildings,
Lotistauy, Laude*.
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what hi* doing. - . • •
unlawfußy *unsling,iaaselb. • • six'
calendsr4oittise- hardlabour. v- ' • '- -
$ seiiiltreast_WilEttrfitta,Ant*barged with riesling
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.aintatintal ed., the property .
, lie--; at L4-..-",4-In Fitsdarren, an the 15th of *0
Prisoner pleaded not guilty., Mr. Leighprosecuted, Bitidderli defended. Both gwcutor
at-the Beller lc /I o ew
day -questied, a ',patter& 6F-chlek tethey:
"Feeling taint, prosecutor went outside and lay down, Ipti!
'sonar put his Mind in his poekek gpd
him with attempting to pick Ink uPokOk.widelerWat
denied. Subsequently prosecutor went and lag deAs ,
the stable, and when he awoke his Muss ass gyps, sad,
:only • shilling remained in his pocket. Prisinner was
seen by the servant at the Ring of 'Bells to Omni oat of
the stable when prosecutor was there. The jury found
'prisoner not guilty. _ •
Martha Davage, 20, 1 r
factory, was charged with
• quantity of bread, belonging tti
17th, 20th, and 23rd of January:
guilty, and pvcireentor's wife recess,
olleiteletteksAeird Wen.,
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Francis Hilume, 18, labourer, was charged
feloniously cutting and wotutding Henry Clever, all
Procne, on the Bth of February. Prisoner pleaded not
guilty. Mr. Prideaux prosecuted. Prosecutor was at
the Cross Keys at Fromm on the day in question. In
consequence of • communication from the landlady he
went into the passage, and toned the prisoner,with others,
creating a disturbance. Prosecutor, in assisting the land-
lord to quell tithe disturbance, was stabbed by prisoner
several times. Two witnesses were called Who were
prevent, tone of whom spoke' as to the nature of the
woundm_and the other as to ending the knife. The
surgeon gave evidence as to the extent of the injuries
intlicted.--Pritoner was found guilty, and in sentencing
him, his Lordship acid it was palatal to pass sentence,
but the public inset be protected from the use of the
knife. Six months' imprisonment with hard labour was
given.

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Henry HiMorse, 34, tailor, was indicted for inter.
marrying at Saint Peter's, Benge worth, Worcestershire,
with Sarah Escott, his former wife, Harriet Hilborne,
being then alive, on 21st January. Be pleaded not
guilty.—Mr. Thring prosecuted, and Yr. Ffooks de-
fended.—Susan Vile, the wife of James Vile, at Exeter,
said she was present at the marriage of her sister, then
Harriet Allen, about 17 years ago at the parish church
of Barton Saint Daird, and that they lived together
for some time after their niarriage.--emauelavained
Her sister was then alive, and living at Street. Frisober
and his wife had been separated 7 or 8 years. Her
sister had live children 1.7 the prisoner, one of than
bad been born shies prisoner had left her.—Henry
Wood, a tallow chandler at Bridgeworth, in Woroeu
her was called, but Mr. Ffooks said that the prisoner
would then withdraw his plea of not guilty and'
plead guilty, which he did, and MI. Ffooks urged is
mitigation that at the time of his first marriage in'
saner was very young, and prisoner's family &Nested
from the marriage. Afterwards the prisoner and bin
wife separate{ by mutual consent. He had led It
respectable life since the separation.—His lordship
asked the first witness why the prosecution was not in-
stituted until seven years had elapsed.—The witness
mid that prisoner's father, now dead, assisted her
sister and her family. They did not know where pri-
soner was living—Sentence deferred.

John Edgar, 21, traveller, was charged with stealing
from William Hoskins se. &I. at Yeovil, on 13th Huai;
Thomas Owen, 21, labourer, was charged with re-
ceiving the same, knowing it to have been stolen.
Prisoners pleaded not guilty.—Mr. Hooper prosecuted.
Eliaskina, • naval coast volunteer, said he left Wey-
mouth on 13th March, by the Great Western Railway,
and prisoners were in the same carriage and compart-
ment with him. Upon arriving at the Yeovil station
be felt a hand near his pocket, and toned fie. tki. in
silver gone from it. The other persona, except Edgar,
had got out of the carriage. He thought it was • lark,
and asked Edgar to return it. He denied having taken
it, and Owen came up and said that he (Edgar) had got
his money.—Prosecutor fancied he saw Edgar give
something to Owen. Edgar said he would give up all
the money he had about him rather than be locked up.
—P.C. Alfred Evarleigh, etationard at Yeevil, proved
the searching of the prisoners, and finding upon
Edgar a sovereign, two half sovereigns, and twenty-
four shillings. On Owen three half sovereign% seven
shillings, and &quantity of coppers. When he said
he should lock them up for the night they offered to
give prosecutor all the money they had to withdraw
the charge. Owen denied that lie had said so to the
polieeman.—After a favourable summoning up by his
lordship the jury acquitted the prisoners.

William Wait, 40, a tailor, was charred with
burglary in the dwelling house of John Brimble, at
Farnborough, on 6th February, and stealing a piano
of bed-ticking, and a sheet valued at la. 6.1. Prisoner
pleaded Not Guilty.—Mr. Saunders prosecuted.
After the prosecutor had given his evidence the pri-
soner said he supposed Brimble did not wish So
punish Lim.—Prommutor said be did not know. It.
would leave it to the gentleman (pointing to the
jud4e, who smiled at the prosecutor's oondescensien).
Prisoner, who was found guilty, was sentenced to lye
years' penal servitude, after a conviction in 1844 for
stealing timber, again in 1848 fer pood.ing,. then in
1849 for stealing potatoes, and iu 1857 for house-
breaking.

11,Aerg Frosegood, 55, labourer, wu charged with
stealing 20145. of wheat, the property of Jamas
Langdon, Lis master, at Baddington, on 26th January.
—Prisoner pl. aded Not Guilty. —Mr. Thring prows.
cuted.—Verdict, Guilty —A previous conviction was
proved.—Four calendar months' hard labour.

During the afternoon the grand jury found • trus
bill against William Chard, the younger, (on bail), for
the wilful murder of Parnell Howe, at Westonseyland
,no sth February. He was sailed upon to aurrendar
but did not answer. Subsequently an eppboation was
made by Mr. Cole that the accused might be allowed
to remain at large until called on to take his trial, and
adduced a precedent where bail had been enlarged after
the finding of a true bill. His lordship asked if th•
bail were willing to consent to such a tours. Mr. Cola
replied in the affirmative. His lordship then said that
he should have been extremely reluctant to hamlets*
his consent to such a course, but as the learned COUR.
sel had furnished a precedent, and the bail were willing,
he would grant the application.

The grand jury threw out the following bills :—Lett
Burson, for obtaining from Joseph Nurse two gallons
of beer with intent to defraud, at East Pennard,
17th February.— James Scott, 17, tailor, charged with
wilfullp setting fire to • stack of hay, the property of
Frederick Stallard, at 'Arrington, on 19th Matthew Doyle, Doyle, 29, ooachtrimmer, charged with the
wilful murder of Moses Anthony at Bridgwater en the
Ist February, but • bill for manslaughter mas- 'll3l
before them at the insteps. of Mr. Just* uP
which they returned. Thegrand a aid
their duties, were thanked • V al saw
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