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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

HOOK FARM,

About 4 maw from A* Malden Noi;too Station of the

Wilts, Sometwit sad Weymouth Railway, Dorset.

NOTICE OF IMPORTANT SALES OF SOUTH-
'
DOWN SHEEP ItEREFORD BEAST, AND
KEEP OF FiRM.

WT. ICNEWER (Lam luxes AND ZNIO 110
has been %moored with iostraetiose frau Mr.
RAWLINS, WSW bi coining Rook Yana, to SELL by
tICIIOII, on THII=DAY. OCTOBISt let, 1863, his
seaside lane sboall.loo South Down Ewes, Wethen,
sod Leone ;7 oapital Cart Hones sad their Hennes; 3
Owe Oohs ;awn at Mare by Seaport, 7 years old, • Adorer
not Footoool, "Wed olb7 Privet. c°°-
beset} Also the foilowing Keep, from the Da el October
moan As 7:6tki Notch, 1964 :

A. Z. P.
MOT .-Higher Couleur ( ) • 22 210
Eleven acres ( ) • • 12 033
'With about 15 tons of Flay, sad about 3 amen of
Barley %ay.
Lcrf 2.—Lower Cowlease (pasture) • 39 3 17
gmbt Acres (meadow • • 7 212
With about 15 tons
.of Hoy, wad about 3 woo of

Barley Stria,.
LOT a —Park Mead (meadow) • • 13 0 8
Plot (meadow) - • - 1 134
Plot (meadow) - 1 136
Hone Plot (pasture) • - 4 129
With about 10 tone of Hay.
Lot 4.—Pond Mead - • - • 8 123
Park Eweleese (pasture) • • 30 1 21
With about 10 tons of flu.
LOT s.—Tbe Feed of the following :
CLOVIS AND TANI A. IL P.
Form land (clover) • - • 37 1 5
Ridge Brow (stubb)a • • 16 0 0
2nel-Feed of Rape - • • 30 0 0
The above lots of Keep are to be consumed on the
Premium, and ars worthy the attention of Purchasers,
being well adapted for Wiaterise Sheep end Beast.
Also, will be SOLD by AUCTION, In NOVEMBER,
1863, Mr. Rawt.zies welt-known Superior Herd of
about 100 HEREFORD 'CATTLE._...
. . _

iiTti—eiefeieTt iie—lelee--;i11 be even is Cude
sad AdverlieleeeebL

DORCHENTP.R COAL COMPANY,
TOADINOTON. DORCHESTER.

DOB ABID3TER COAL COMPANY
1. bil bi t, dorm their friends sad the oublie gear
ibm Iraq an sow SELLING CO. et the
REDUCED PRICES,
JOB CASH.
At War Yard, FORDINOTON
rBIM Walls-ead Coal, Soreeited 3d.
„ Small ditto
„ Raabon ditto
„ Itadetoolt ditto ditto
„ Reath Calm .. —. .. 1 d.
MO CHARGE for DIMLY/MY La ......... and
Torduertom.
ji ihe Grad Wavers loam* Stairma
Malden
Dorobrisr. Newton. Totter.
Beat Raditook Coal, Sormaned 11. 12.
d. 12d.
„ Small ditto
„ Nerrport Small (Smile's) la. Od. Is. 04. Od.
„ Roabon Coal
„ Bulb o Coal la. Od ls. 04. Is. Od.
„ Taft Stone coda ls. sd. Is. sd. la. 54.
„ Nee.tA Calm

AU Ooribi bet paid for within three mouths will by
IhMld. pm mrt. more.
TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
sad WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
ISstusry best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
C BRIDGWATER. MEE, he.
Mee Doaczuersa Coax. COMPANY are also IMPORT-
of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH NATI', ka., ka., which they am
/10W SELLING as VERY REDUCED PRICU,
AU Goods will be delivered, if required, at any air
3taigaz the payment of reasonable rates for genies,.
eddrossed to Mr. Wairaw L'Hoinia, the
Dompaiefe =Fordlagloa, Dorchester, will have
immediate
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-25

Etbonsbirt•

LENTEB--Biumm AND Rana RAILICIT.—Time
handsome new stabs of the Bristol and Easter Bail-
=ry is being rapidly owmpleted at a wet, 11 10
the moon] of the old St David'e
rata" sod fb• maklng of additional roads—of not las
than moo& Th., new building it a kre and nabia"
looking strusaire of the Done order. Tao station is
MO feet in length by 136 natale width, while the plat-
forms have a run of 800 fat Mere are two large and
two small platforms and seven lien of rdia, hyoid and
narrow gauge. The balding is al Weakish stone,
with drawings and ornamostal work of Balk afaaa In
the emetrosties .15k. roof shout 300 tone of boo and
30 tons of giaas will he mid. On each of the two main
platforms is • hydraulic lift for raising good. to the
level 015 k. footbridge for the porticos of their being
conveyed from the op to the down sidle, or view arm
The whole of the work is beingdons oder the dinetion
of Franca Fox, Req., enemas at tha sampan", Kr.
Simmons being the resident isawater. It is erpeaed
that the station will be sullidantly advanced far we
soon afar next Christmas' tat the damnation are not
expected to be ompleted until about three swaths
latm—latier piper.

Iferl Reseal hes stet to Lloyd'l s seeilkokies whisk he
to. ressived free Washimeas a room*a tha
U.. of the likehelppL lt is he the easel that numb
awns. to New Odense ..& lb. kleje_drel will he
see•eyed below Kw Wows ihill iMmegi
Meal gaskets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

INSPECTION OF THE SHAFTESBURY,
STURMINSTER, GILLINGHAM, AND STAL-
BRIDGE RIFLE CORPS AT SHAFTESBURY_

SgRlOOll AOCIDIINT TO OOLONIL BLASSZL.

On Monday last a full master of di. above coma
took place at Shaftesbury. Fortanatsly the weather
was favourable, and everything at tb• commence-
ment of the impaction tended to miss the spirits of
those assemblel. The whole of the movements
were executed in first-rate style, and called forth r•-
posted expressions of commendation from the gallant
colones/. We believe this was the first Woe the two
lest-named companies have been reviewed b him.
sod certainly the way in which they went through
their drill showed that they had spared no pains to
render themselves as proficient as their older oom-
panions-in•arma After going through various
evolutions, andjai previous to the dose of the is-
spection. the t colonel gave orders io commence
file-firing. This was done, and then it was that the
sonde:et which it is our painful duty to report, took
It appears that to obtain a fall view of the
Rirlirg party the Colonel approached too neer in front,
and was shot in the left eye. Of counts all wee in
an instant consternation and alarm, sad as speedily
as poseible the wounded gentleman was conveyed
into the town, ant medical aninance pro-
cured. It was at first feared that the um of
the eye was completely lost, but this, we are.
happy to state, is not the case. After remaining
under the are of the medical gentleman at Shaftes-
bury for about two hours, the Colonel was removed:
to his residence at Langton Lodge, and on the,
following day was viaited by his medical attendant,
, Mr. Bacot, of Rlandford, whose opinion we are glad
to state is favourable to his ultimate recovery, and
that he will not lees his sight. We undersiaod that
the gallant Colonel is much disfigured, and will have
to remain in quietude for at lead a fortnight, and
some time must elapse before he again resumes motive
duties. We are sure all will sympathise with him
in his misfortune, and hail with joy the tine when
he will again be able to be amongst these whose
welfare he ha... much at heart—the Doessishire
Volunteers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

riR. SMITH has just published • FRES
IJ Enrnox of 20,000 copies of THE WARNING
VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A New
Work on the Cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory,
Dimness of Skid, Lassitude, Indigestion, Dislike to
Society, Local llmealar Relmation, languor,
Ihstlessners, Depreasion. kit,, which, it natils_o24 Tossits
Ia Conmsaption, limenity, and premature Death ; with
plain directions for perfect restoration to health and
vigour. Sent post-fres to any address, on ressipt o • I
directed .uv.lope. enclosing two postap-stanspa
I' Add Dr. Sum, 8 Burton-oresemst, Teraina*-
, W.C.
CONSULTATION BY LETTER WITHOUT FEE.
Dr. SMITH will, for the BENEFIT of persona
from NERVOUS DEBILITY, ka., re ready-
ing ssaerlp4los of their case ostiolosing • titie
directM.nVMO,,for reply) sued Me written
with advise and &mikes' ter the INCA snemmini
treedgemet and sees. Adams, Da Suns, 8, f=6,6*
onstasat, Leedom, W.Q.

GLENPIELD PATENT STARCH.
AWARDED THE PRIZE NEDAL, 1862.
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
Arid Proooeineed by Her Naleety-'s Lemke= to b.
THE FINEST STARCH ME EVER USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LACE DRESSER
DBOLMIBB TT TO BB
THE REST SHE HAS TRIED;
AND TSB MOTE AWABD BY BONI OF Tit MOST MU.
NUT 110:11111110 Ma ON MI MAN
CONFIRMS na SUPERIORITY,
WOTREIMPOON.4.OB., Gumbo, AND Lama
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

BY SPECIAL REPRESS.
•
(FROM OUR OWN REFORMS.)

MONDAY, JI7NE 42.

IiIIVEICW OF Mg OORN ?lUDS. AND 14178 r

STATE OF TUB MARESTS.

11" K LAlnt, MmtdaY, .7une 22.-Bibee the corn.
mincemeat of the rains, now werdi of • fortnight
Owe, the prospects of the crops have greatly
improved, though not eq yin localities, nor, in-
deed, hee the improvement operated upon all sorts of
crops. Thus the meadow gram on light soils, and the
clover reasrally, have not been much benetitted by the
nun, which came too late. But all cereal and pulse
and the grams on the irtronger soil meadow.,
have derived extraordinary benefit from the rain. No
doubt the blooming xenon is a critical one for the
wheat, but at the tune we write, everything fietall to
promiae well for that stags of the cropykrowth which
I. just commencing. The improvement in the MAI
and oats has been really surprising: The oat. inPo"'
calm, upon good and welloultivated land, are verY
likely to produce heavy crop.. Beans and peas are also
good—beans especially, though short, are showing an
amount of blossom which have not been seen for years.
During the past week the arrivals id Mark law of
home-grown wheat have continued on a very moderate
scale. Several buyers have nia their appearance. On
French account, the demand for all Ends has ruled
very firm, and the quotations have been fully sup-
ported. 'l'he imports of foreign wheat have been on a
moderate scale. Cool and fine qualities have moved off
steadily, at fall 011.1Telleidl ; but other kinds have
commanded very little attention. About 20,000 qrs.
have changed hands for France. Very 'little barley has
been on offer, •1141 the demand for that article ham been
In • healthy state, at price. fully equal to the
week. Malt has ruled about stationary, witlry'acts
fair
consumptive inquiry. flood wand oata have moved off
freely, at full quotation.; but other kinds have been
dull, at barely fate rates. The arrival' of foreign have
been on a full average male. Beane have produced
quite as much money as of late, with a good sow
'implies inquiry. No quotable change km taken plass
in the value of peat; but the inquiry ler them bas been
tolerably active. American flour has bean bald for
rather more money. Home-made parcel. supported
previous rates.
Owing to the somewhat backward date of the
harvest the Frauds markets are firmer for wheat. On
other wig ef the Continent the corn trade Is steady.
Amariesn advises bring no material change in the value
of any kind of produce.
In Scotland wheat, barley, and oak, as well am all
other articles, have changed hand, steadily, at fall pima. ,
The Irish markets have been somewhat Inactive;
nevertheless the quotations have continued denthess.
The averages for the weak have been :
48s. 6d. per qr. ; cats, ; beans, 38..; and pass,
38a. 10d. per qr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

ESTABLISHED 1830.

PRANGLEY k CO., SALISBURY and
BRISTOL, are nom ready to deliver their various
SPECIAL MANURES, wowed seeording to the
West improvements in AiriestSarni Chemistry, width
have been largely wed and given universal =Aida°.
don throughoot Meet of the Counties it the United
1 Kingdom :

SWEDE, MANGOLD, AND POTATO MANURES
have obtained numerous prima for the weight, sine, and
quality of the roots grown with them, meow!, others
those at the Birmingham Meeting for 1861, 1866, and
1863, open for romperilion to GB England.
TOP.DRESSING FOR WHEAT, BARLEY, AND
OATS
I. found to answer best, where (sublime. of plant or
poverty of mods exist.. It brightens and dmingthens
the rtraw, increase* the quantity, and considerably
improver the quality of the grain.
FRANGLEY'S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME _

Is ; -fine;dry, and --sOlObl—el-1.;.1;7;;;I -13;-• been preyed
by upwards of Twenty years' practical expatiate, to be
a valuable Manure for Roots, and highly resimierative
in its application.
NITRATII Of SODA. Bauman of AnoeA,NITRATR
of POTABH, PIZUVIAN GUANO, SULPHURIC Acro, Bons
Don?, AGRICULTURAL and other llat.ta, elvers in Store
at &Rebury.
Linseed Cakes, (Ingitab, Ainenan, and Manelles,)
Cotton Seed Cakes, Rape 11kas, and other Feeding stuffs
delivered at the shorted notice.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

impttial flarliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAT. —The Mmquis of Claaricardie celled the
attention of the Government to the proceedirr of the
American cruiser.. which be oontended were in many
instanees eisotraz7 to the international lea, and inquired
what had been the result of the renionstranoes made to
the Washington Government against the seizure of
British vessels engaged in legitimate commerce. Earl
Iluseell said the answer of the American Government
was that there were sufficient grounds to justify the
centrum and that those grounds would be proved
in the prize courts. The noble earl added that he
believed there was every disposition on the pert of the
United States Government to prevent injustice being
done. Some conversation then took place respecting
the awe of Serjeant-llajor Lalley,fand the Duke of
Cambridge explained the circumstances under which he
bad ordered a court-martial to be held on the conduct of
Colonel Crawley.

TOIEDAT. —The Vaccination (Ireland) Bill was read
• third time and passed, and the Bleaching and Dyeing
Works Amendment Bill paused through committee.
The silting lasted but twenty minutes, and their lord.
ship. adjourned.

THURSDAY.— After some railway huffiness, Um Duke
of Somerset stated, in answer to Lord Ellenborough,
that although the control of the Indian navy had been
transferred to the Crown, the Governor-General had
the right to order it on active service. The Duke of
Rutland objected to the purcham of the Exhibition
buildings as not only unsuited to the purpose for which
it was intended, but monstrously dear at the pries.
Earl Granville made • halo pro forma reply. Earl
Derby wanted to know why only £67.000 had been
voted out of the £llO,OOO required for the purchase of
the land. Earl Granville ex epd that the remainder
would be voted next year. rest of the debate bad
no features of interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

THE ROYAL OSBORNE

MIXTURE OF BLACK TEAS
Is a combination of the choicest imported, secured. bp
painted praxes to remove all impurities, colowNs
&mimeos, kc., producing the utmost strength and .•••
Mous flavour.
Arrangementa have been made to transmit all packages
altos of 61b. and upwards, in tin canisters, to say rainy
station in the United Kingdom, carriage fres. I lb. mar
plea in tins may be had on application.
Prices 4s. and be. per lb. ; green, fe. and 6s. pre Lb.
FRANKS, SON AND CO.
40,11neen4t., Cannon-ft-West, London, LC.
AGENTS WANTED.

PROTECTION FROM FIRE.
BRYANT AND MAY'S
(AIRFIE(D, LONDON,)
PATENT
SAFETY MATCHES AND YESTAS
IGNITE ONLY ON THE BOX.
SOLD IVIZYWISZLIL
ADVANTAGE3—The7 coattails no Phosphorus,
Dot PcOiopous, gad light only oa the Bat.
WEIrrECHAPED•ROLD, LONDON, E.
N.B.—Awns' ' AID MAT ere also Manufacturers ef aR
other kinds of Mather. Verlag, and Cigar Ueda.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

CATTLE MARKETS.

MITIMPOLITAIf, Thursday —The number of besets is
scarcely as large as on Thursday last; the danced,
however, is much smaller, and oonsequently several re-
moms unsold, although there is a disposition to take
rather lower than our quotations. Sheep and lambs are
rather more plentiful; trade is exceedingly dull, and
Monday's quotations cannot be realised throughout.
We have a large supply of calves, and, on the average,
prices are lower. Our foreign supply consists of 395
beasts, 2,130 sheep, and 561 calves ; milch cows, 85.
Boasts at market. 1,215; sheep and Lambe, 11,320;
calves, 748; pip, 2110.
NrWGATIL Aim LELDINHALL, Friday. Increased
supplies of meat on are on sale. Generally speaking
the trade rules heavy, as follows ;—lnferior beet
2c 101. to 3s. 24.; middling ditto. Is. 44. to 3s. 6d.;
prime Large ditto. 3, 84. to Is. 10,1.; ditto small ditto,
4c. to 4s. 24. ; large pork, Is. 24. to 4a. 24. ; inferior
mutton, Is. 44. to Is, ; middling ditto, Is. 150. to
4.. 44. ; prin3e ditto, to 41. Bd. ; reel, Is. Bd. to
4e. ; small pork, 4s. 44. to 4a. 10d. ; lamb, Bs. 44.
to es.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

IMPORTANT SALE OF 893 HORN SHEEP AND

LA, 12 CLRT HOBEB. IMPLEMENTS, k..
MR. T. ENSOR AAAAA AND ZNI1011)
lag been favoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, on THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1863, the
awlebrated Flea el

- - ---
HORN SHISEP,
GA Hones, and Implements in Husbandry, the pro-
perty of Yr. J. Vaunt', quitting Stafford Farm' •
Comprising 450 Sees of different aces; 180Chilver
Hp; 2710 C'hilver lambs; 28 Ram Lambs; 15 Hog
and Two-too.h Rams; 12 superior Cart Hones, of great
Sze and power • 8 Deng Putts ; 2 Carte; Corn ;
'Turnip and IliMure Drill ; Broad-oast Machine' Hay-
making ditto ; 4 Iron Harrows ; 4 Wood ditto; 2
Brige • ' 1 Iron ditto; Iron Seed Harrow. and ;
. Chain Harrows; Tormentors; Scarifier; 6 Ploughs and
• Todd* ; Hone Hoe; Seed Machine; 2 Iron Boilers;
Obal Critter; Turnip Cutter • Cake Crusher; 4 dozen
• Sim, Cribs; 60 doses Hurdles; 36 Sheep and Beast
Tweeze ; Bk•ep Rash; 10 Cow Crib.; Cowries; Horse
Chains and Sashes; large Beams, Series and Weight.;
and • variety of other metal
iralisral Week ;
Brewing Utensils and Casks; Copper ; Hop-
bed Fumes; • eapital 4-w Dag Girt; Pony
Basket-Carries.; Harness, ke.
Rafreshroonts will be provided, and the Sale will
commence at One o'clock.

—The AtietTea-e-e; -r;prolielly sonata the early sates-
hoes of his hies& 4 this important Bele, oo atsioulit
of the number of Lots.

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CANiveysome will meet the Trams itt the Dorchester
Sistioaa.

NOTICE OF SALE.

CRUXTON,
Ons Nile from the Maiden Newton Statiol of the
Wilts, Somerset, mut Weymouth '3,ailway ; Seven
Wes from Dorchester.

MR. T. ENBOR (late Biker sad Brum)
has been favoured with instruelions to SILL
by AUCTION, in the laat Week of JUNE, 1863,—
The Valuable FLOCK of BOUrd-DOWN SHEEP
and LANDS, Cart Horses, and .ntrioulkozol
Imple-
.isnt., late the property of Mr. I. Wu/v=4 deemed.
Particular* will be given in f awe Advertisements
and Cards.

NOTICE OF SALE.

HOLWORTH,

Three miles and a-half frc ,ne Ui. Mnie%cm station of
tits Southampton and Ihrrshestor Railway, and one
and a•half mile from Olver Moigne.

MR. T. RNSOR (LATI RAW •(D ENFIOR)
bae boos f swayed wftb insane:Amu from lir.
who fa "Male( Lbw Form, to BELL by
AUCTION, ow TIMRSDAY, JULY 2, 18133,—His
Valuable FLOCK a
696 SOU'VH-DOWN SHEEP, &c.,
4( Lambs, 4 Cart Homes, 90 Heifers, sad a large
umber of 4E6.30211mnd Implements, partiaalara of
which will b. 61,.. in future Advertisemeate sod Cards
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

CLOSING STATE OF THE 'imam THIS

--bAi7=

The supply of stook at this day's market was limited.
Business ineetire. Prime meat found a reedy sale at
late quotations, Beef, mutton, and lamb were in
request. Pork and veal bold slowly, and it rather lme
1:1100ey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

---
rivflE great and increasing demand for Dr,
COFFIN'S INDIAN PILLS ha induced him to
appoint retail agent. for certain district' in the country,
that the numerous applicants, apart from those who
professionally consult him, may conveniently obtain them
In the localities In which they reside. All danden
originate f rom obstructions in some of the organs or ammo
of the astern, wh4h prevent a free circulation and
action of the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impcylimenta, and restore to health the
deranged system, constitutes the great secret of the
healing ark To give again a tone to the stomach and
invigorate the liver, le to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the nature of the diatom • for in all
local and general obstructions those two important
axe ducted, either directly or by pithy. The
INDIAN Organs PILLS are, then, offered av by the
discoverer of them as the most safe and attain means
to produce this, sod those who try thus will realise the
happy result.
All Dr. Corrnes work!, " Moak (hide to Health,'
" Treatise on Midwifery, ka., Ac., ow be obtained of
his country agents, or at 24. Mootagneidaes. Raman-
arum London.
Sou errors.= Armin% Grovel, Slandford ;
Keats, Dombester ; Hastier. Wimbore• ; Roberta k
80C, Skaftes ; °mete, Weymouth ;13Lor=k,
Bridport; Yeovil • Dalwood.
&camas. Oreirkerso=k, Salisbury. Wholeade:
1112, lisobspovisse,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

. I bPmnoss..
.. 0
10 By, 4c.

Donentrial
Tunyciii• b Orem
Capt. Trusil. bWooldridro • •
a ebb rend b oditidp
Anen. c and b Peacock
Locoman b Oman .
Gala I bob Oren
OAS.. not out
NWs I b b Pampa
Byea ;Ib. 6 ; widen. 9..

THI CHAP NIL NAZI. —Tbe whole al tbe alp 01
war ill Portland Roads, with the exceptioe el the
Ookatee, eight in all, steamed into the Clisamel on
Thunday about midday, where gunuery exercise was
gone through.
Potemkin A Was Post.— Wb the works Ire WM-
pined al Pacelewi we &ell be In the poweemice of n fey
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-23

birrita

Jule 18, at t Weymouth, the wile
J. al the Rev. =re Methodist Waller,
UI 6;:-
I SSW
Joie it atLmig Panama" Noboru', the wife ol
Us. Rey. (thew nemeses, of • daughter.
Jou 15,.t Sherbert's, Us. wits cl Captain IL W.
H111,&N., el • itoe.
Jam 18, at lathethith &Maori, the wife ol Mr. R.
W. BMW. pithier, al • dater.
' ./the IL at Hardware lam Whitebait*, the wife
or 14. R. Wes, of a daeghter.

June 14, at Blandford church, by the Rev. C. J.
not. Thomas Barnes to Ellen Reteem, eldest
daughter of Mr. George Wheeler, both of lihindford.
June 11, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Pools, by the Rev.
Ur. =Mk, Ms. James Belben, Yeovil, toMmbeth,
only daughter of Mr. Jams Burden, of Lonehset,
Poole.
June 13, at St. James's Chunk, Bath, by the Re..
Theodore Cowell, Mr. James Fairey, of Weymouth, to
Elisabeth Frances, fourth daughter of William Lawson,
Km., of St. Catharines, and late of the Grove, Lintoln.
shire.
June 13, at the WraleAti Maisel, Weymouth, by the
Rev. J. T. Brunettes, Mr. B. Bolls Jun., to Mum F.
Benk
Jane IT, at Powerstock, by the Venerable Archdeacon
Sanctuary, John, fourth eon of the late Kr. George
Ramey, of Bettisoombe, to Mary Aan Davis, eldest
daughter of the late Mr. William Walbridge, of the
former place.
June 16, at 'Malty Church, Weymouth, by the Bev.
J. L Addison, Mr. John Radford, of Portland, to
Mies Ann Shephmd, for many years the faithful 'errant
of lin. Admiral Payne, of Weymouth.

nitstas.
May 115,Pat Frederisaon, slew Brunswick, suddenly.
Walter G. Hawkins, Ben., Captain lifith Regiment
Foot, third eoct of the late W. Hawkins, req., of
Martinstown, Dorebeeter, aged 27.
Jose 18, at the Grammar School. Bisodford, William
Hallam 4dest son of the Bev. William Alford, of Folks.
war Eiherborne.
Jane 7, at Cherinoeth, All.. Jane, daughter of Mr.
William Briokell, coastguard, egad 12 years.
Jam 10, at Cluuccouth, laitsabeth, &metier of il.r.
John Wld, tailor, aged 12 year'.
Sane 11, at filtalbridp, 3ene, widow of Mr. ()gory
Guthrie, late sager of the National Sokol at Bentley,
Werwiekskire, aged 36.
Jane U, at Berwick hit, Ellyte, Mr. Jolut Bryant,
sga
Jose 15, at Bellingham Court, war Hanford,
Basannalt, widow of the late Mr. Charles Smith, al the
White Hart Hotel, Bristol, and sensid dangbOst of the
late Mr. James Pa:miter, of last Chslikm, Cornet,
deeply regrsaled by all who knew bor.
lone 13, at Wanton farm, near Yeovil, Mr. Ben-
jamin Dunn, in hie 88th year, much respected and
defifylariented by slam arida of relatives end (nen&
JIM 16, at env/kerne, Mrs. Jane Hart, aged 81.
Jane 17, at his residenee, Broad-street, Lyme Bag*
Mr. Mallard flellen, draper, and for many year post-
master of Lyme, aged 64, leaving a widow and ist,eral
&Urea le Wrest their kit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-03

PROVISIONS.

Di:llms. Friday.—ln butter the business doing is
confined al t entirely to the fitit descriptions of
Irish, European, and Auiencan. Of secondary and in-
ferior it is difficult to give quotations, as holders do not
turn away offers. It now looks as if some quantity
would be left over. English butter continues in small
amply; hest old. 96, to DM per cart. Of fresh butter
there is • good supply—quality also good. Demand
very steady at 17a. for firsts, lib, for second., 15.. for
thirds. It.. fkl. for went country, and V.. to 12a. for iv-
ferior and ill-conditioned. Lard continues to meet •
slow sale. Bacon is rather dearer. Owing to the ad-
vance in the trice of pigs in Ireland, curers are firm,
and do not offer Waterfonl under f. o. b. for the
best brands; as yet this price is very reluctantly paid
by the tnele. American middles are in fair request ;
the beat New York mild singed selh at 31b. to 40e. to
arrive, according to weight. The demand for ('bash ire
cheese- has been quite limited this week. Full prices
'are given in Di,- emote, and the stocks remaining there
are said to be lighter than usual for the season. The
demand remains doll for all descriptions of English
cheese ; prices without altervtion. Supplies or the in-
crease. American chrome in good request, and secondary
sort, are 4s. to It.. dearer.. Egg. in good supply and
rather cheaper. Demand fair.
Yuma, Friday.—B•oon, Sid. per lb. ; best abeam.
from Ns. to SO% per cart. ; household ditto, from th,
to alb, per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-03

' ,

LONDON CORN IWIKET.

187 SPECIAL EXPRESS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER)

MONDAY, MARCH 2.
Trade inactive and very slow.
English wheat IL to 2L cheaper.
Foreiga Is. cheaper.
English oats 6d. eh=
h ews L A week.
There was no other

METROPOLITAN CAITLE MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

Weather being unfavourable trade wee dulL
Tbe number of beasts st to-clay's sigAsk wu
tether wore than that of the last few weeks. Beasts,
4,120 ; aheel). 17.740.
Them was no change in the quotations. For beef
ebe beet Soots fetel Si. the stone of Mb. Mutton
the best Southdowns, 55. 104. to 64. Lamb, is. to
44. Veal and Pork, prices the Wee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-03

OltocElts GAZLITL

LONDON COLOaIsL PRODDeIt MARKETS, Friday.—
The operation. in the foreign and colonial produce
markets hare been limited. Sugars sold slowly at
barely previous rates. Coffee, however, was in fair
demand, at full price.; while tea, rice, and spices were
a turn cheaper. Tallow remained dull up to the June
delivery, being marked 445. to 44s 3d.
BRISTOL SCOAR YABILLT. Friday. —Th• market is
tritiumt any alteratioe for raw sugar, either as regards
Mite or demand. Refiner', produce is in steady do-
mend, at last week's prices, though some kinds are
neglected at the rates demanded, but firmly held.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

iIMII■IIIIIIIIIMMftimIAI

salt was productive of much good In this neighbourhood,
If not used In too large quantities.
Mr. SPaONICR would not recommend the using of too
much salt, because it w..uld do harm inatea4 of good.
ft was the most soluble of all manures, and rain would
soon wash it away.
The CHAIRMAN, addressing Mr. Spooner, asked how
it was that pig manure would beat all other kinds of
manures which you gentlemen sell. Can you ezpiain
hew it ii? (Mee him plenty of pig manure. He had
never sown turnips, when using this manure, -without
always having • good crop. Would Mr. Spooner inform
them of the ingredients of that manure?
Mr. SPOONIR remarked tbst the true explanation of
the success was in the magic term "plenty." The
reason why pig manure was so good wus this. A pis
would increase S per cent • week in live weight, •
bullock 2, and • sheep 1. A pig fattened quicker than
any other animal, for it oonsumed a greater quantity of
nutritious food than any other animal, whirl was re-
turned as manure.
Mr. J. Holism asked if rich land would take more
atmosphere than bad. They put in double as much
manure in poor land as in rich. 15s. or 20s. per acre would
grow a good crop of swede• upon good bind, whereas
it would take double that expenditure upon poor land)
After • few remark. from Mr. tialpin, Mr. Spooner
replied at some length, explaining several questions
which bad been asked, and the proceedings terminated
with a vote of thanks being accorded the lecturer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

FOR CONSIDERATION OF '_._OVER-PARTI-

CULAR" MAMMAS.

"In there any great harm in the mieletoe's bough r
We agree on thin social question with those
Who hold that it binning takes plum anyhow,
Tin best it were than, and not—" sutler the rear
—Pm

l/IPPING INTO • NAG TON • lIONBAND.—AD inter-
esting lottery is promised on Christmas day in London,
namely. • dip into • bog by • number of girls for the
prise of one hundred pound,, to boy a hushaod —that is,
hue hint with a marriage portion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

PURE SWEETS.

SCHOOLING AND CO.'S
PRIZE MEDAL
PURE_SWihiI

00111Alii
• GMAT YAZD= Of 1,111114.AT1
MAOHLNE-MADE OONTECTIONEBY
Of the wog &gamma owl alaleciara
character.
BOLD BY GROCERS CONYECTIONIIBB,
DINJOGIbTfi. ka.
II TIANIZAILUT AND OTILIZ rAcarn,

AT
ONE PENNY PER OUNCE.
BEWARE OP nirrAnows,
8 MHO L. CO.

BIITIUILL-Glaill, LONDON.

SEMP.RIZB M Saa, la., Sas-. 40s, 414., a., 404, 001.
PORTB treat .004, 66., ids, Ida ; ~id Ma, Me"
aad ;Reward.
138.A.Y.PHONZ8.--aperaoy lea ; Imperial Balmy dea.
sad Me; H Mimes, Meet'. aad Mire,
SOL tad upward..
OLARZTEL—IIedoe ; Rae &Ram from Ma. to ifia
CLASZTEL—Deatert wins, Ma, 46., end upward...
• Speeklate Hoek. aad IdemMee ; Pabeemaleall
1114111' trr,. 11ta tee celebrated Qom Viands Vineyards.
For detailed prioe huts, maniples, or tenting, apply
to W. H. PALMER, Esq., Manager, 190, Regent
Street, W., Loudon.

ClO UG HS, ASTHMA, AND INCIPIENT
IL) CONSUMPTION ARE EFFECTUALLY r.:I7RED
BY KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
STATISTICS SHOW THAT 50,000 PERSONS
annually fall victims to Pulmonary Disorders, including
Consumption. Diseases of the Cbest,and the Respiratory
Organa Preveution is at all times better than cure;
be therefore piepared,durins the wet and winter ass,"
with a supply of KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES,
which possess the virtue of averting as well as of curing
• Cough or Cold; they are good alik. for the young or
for the aged.
Prepared and Sold in Boxes, Is. lid.,and Tins So 94.
each. by THOMAS &LATINO, Chemist, kc., 79, Bt.
Paul's Churchyard, London. Retail by all Droggigs In
the World.

TUST OUT, A TELESCOPE FOR. £l5,
0 which will distinguish the hoe of a sheep and
features of • man four miles; the sign of • imbibe
-
house five miles ; shot marks upon &target two miles ;
tine by • &aura clock ten miles; end the planets sod
double stars. This ioatrument is gurranteed in writing
to perform the whole of the above, and to be equal
to tele•oopes costing ::70. It hoe • three-ineh superior
acbrometie object gleas,two eye-pierce. ke.,vrith portable
metal fripod sumo with jointed MA,/ feel—Persona are
Invited to apply for • diagram, with full partieubuw
•ival testi.non;sl., sent (roe.
B. k R. SOLOMONS, 3, Albeinaile-street, Piccadilly,
London, W.
Pocket Telescopes, Opera, and general out-door
Ola•ses.

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PURCHASE ONLY WHERE THE
L...• CARD IS SHOWN ,BEARING j
R TRADE MARK AS ABO
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

tampobirt.

BOURNEMOUTH. -- Meta Cowratmox. The
return match between the Bournemouth and Christ-
church Rifle corps took place at the butts of the
former on Friday when the Bournemouth corpe
were again the victors by 27 points, the in-
commissioned officers of which provided a
substantial luncheon on the field. which was placed
before them by Corpotal Candy, with his usual catering
ability.--After the match the competitors, with their
friends, returned to the Royal Arms, and spent a most
agreeable evening. Bong and toast went merrily round,
and the Britons enjoyed themselves to their hearts,
oontent.

CHRISTCHURCH.—Caorput uo
At the County Court, held on Tharsday, the 10th inst.,
Isaac Jatner, of Bnurnemouth, summoned • gamekeeper
named French for shooting his dog, and laid the
damages at £15.-11r. Sharp appeared for the plaintiff,
and 14r. Johns eonducted the defendant's case. It ap-
peared that the defendant shot the dog in • field near
the cemetery fire. The ease occupied the attention of
the Court for • considerable time, when at length His
Honor gave judgment for the amount chimed, together
with costa, and advised the defendant to mind what be
was about or be would have many five pounds to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

'..*OROUGH OF DOB.CHEIFTER.

To THZ WORSHIPFUL Till ATO' :
WEthe undersigned Tradesmen of the
'Borough of Dorchester, being desirous of
affording our Assistants an opportunity of Visiting
their Friends, agree to Close our reepective Mope on
HONDA Y, the 28th of DECEMBER, therefore respect-
fully request you to inns • notice recommending tbel
• General Holiday be observed on that day.
Signed 6716 Tradesmen.
Dated Dorchester, Dec. 8.1863.

In oompliance with the above Requisition. I doidre to
submit my recommendation that MONDAY, the 26th
inst., should be obaerwrd as a GENERAL HOLIDAY,
to the consideration of the Inhabitants.
JOHN BISHOP, Mayor.
Guildhall, 12th Dee., 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

19 SACUS OF WHEAT PER ACRE.

VARMERS requiring HALLwrrs
PEDI-
(.REE WHEAT for Seed inay obtain the same
from the crop, which is jest threshed, and yielded 19
Sack- and Half-a-bushel per Acre, weighing ESlb., per
bushel, by •pplying to tfOrtmu, llubriv., farm bailiff to
W. MANFIILD.
The prioe (in consequence of the eztraordinary
demand) is raised to One Guinea per bushel, for Cub
on delivery.
l'orteshaus, September let, 1963.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINOTON, DORCHISTIR

f fillE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
I. beg to inform their friends and the nubile gene-
rally, that they are now BELLING CO, at the
following

REDUCED PRICES,
FOR 04811.
At War Yard, I,OIIDINGTON:

wL
Hest Walls-end Coal, Screened per
°M.
„ Small ditto
„ Booboo ditto
„ Itadstook ditto ditto
„ Neath Culm
NO CHARGE fur DELIVF.RY in Dorcherme asa
Fordington.
At as Great Warier.' Railway Stair., _
Y.siden
Porch...toot- ',coon. Teller.
Beat Radstook Coal, Screened lid. lOid. lOid.
„ Small ditto
1k...
.. Newport Small (Smith's) Is. 'id. la Od. lr. Od.
~ Ituabon Coal lc . lid. ls. lid. Is. lid.
„ Bulb o Coal
.Is. Od. Is. Od. ls. Od.
.. Tenby Stone Coal - ls. 54. Is. 54. la sd.
.. Neath Culm

All Coals not Ps; .4
for within throe months will be
charged Id. per cwI.
BEST TABI SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE. S'...ivereti at any Station between YEOVIL
tool WEYWOUTH on reasonable terms.
rhi 50`.y best ROMAN, I'ORTLAND, and BATH
C:AIENTB, BRIDGWATER TILEB, he.
'rt. • 0011001151111 00/0. CoMFAJT are also IMPORT-
Er .Sni FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, ka., ka., which they are
lioW SELLING. at. VERY REDUCED PRsCES.

All Goods will be delivered, if reqUired,Vt—an—y
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WILIAM& L'Hoilits, the
Company'. Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
attpntton.

COAL STORE&
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATION&
-141 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
I. . the Paiiiie that he is SELLING (X)A1.13 at tin
above Stations, at the following PRICKS, for CASH,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE,
AND LATEST STATE OF THE
MARKETS.

BY EXPRZEIS a ILBCTRIC ITLEGRAPH.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MAII."11. km 457. Disesseber 21.- Notwithstand-
ing that only limited supplies of home-grown have been
on on offer during tbe past week, the demand for both
red mad white qualities has ruled hwy. end the
quotations have given way le. to 2a: per qr. Fll2ll
foreign wheats liar met • dull laqiury at late rate.,
whilst low and dirt, P•raele have fellea quite P"
quarter. meitiaa bmiloy has needed la per qr., with
a heavy sale. Grinding
.and distilling mort• have
sold slowly, at drooping prices. The malt trade ha.
been in • most inactive Meta. at Is. to 2s. per qr. ler
i.e.,. We have very little change to noties in the
vales of oats. Bales, however, have progressed slowly.
I. been. very little has been paring on rather trier
terms, The d for pees has continued heavy, at
barely stationary prior. Both English and foreign'
flout has met a doll inquiry, and, in some instances, the
quotations have ruled in favour a buyers..
Most at the continental markets have bra well sup
plied with wheat, for which the inquiry baii been rather
restricted, at barely late rates. In barley and MI other
articles, the tranartions, both for home use and import
purpose, have been math restricted.
New York advice. state that the inquiry for both
wheat and Boar was steady, and that prices were •shade
higher. The shipments to England were rather on the
insreaaa.

The &etch markets have been somewhat scantily sup-
plied with wheat, nevertheless, the trade has ruled heavy,
on rather easier terms. Sprang corn hes maintained its
previous value, but the sele Tor it has been restricted
In small parcels.
In Ireland, all descriptions of produce, though in but
moderate suPPIY, lures sold heavily, at barely stativnary
prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

THOMSON S PRIZE MEDAL
, COMBINE EIEGMECE AND LATEST
URA, ;

MR. H. RICHARDS will SELL by
AUCTION, at the Ron La)* Rom.,
WinsAm, on the 12th day of JANUARY, 1064, at
Three o'clock p.m..—Tbe Valuable FREEHOLD
FARM, called STEEPLE FARM, in the said Ishii or
PusNAM, occupied by Mr. WILLIAM RANDALL, as
tenant from year to year, at a rental of £l4O per
annum, aubject to the Tenant paying all Poor and other
Parochial Rates, Tithe Rant Charge, and the usual
Tenant's Taxes. The Farm consists chiefly of excellent
Dairy-pasture and Meadow Land, lies within • ring
fence, with a large and commodious Residence substan-
Rally built with Purbeck atone, two Labourers' Cottages.
Cow Stalls, and Piggery, with • good supply of water.
Most of the Lands have been under-drair, and thereby
rendered most productive; some of the draining has
bean done anise the present tenant has been occupying
the said farm, and for which no increased rental is yet
paid; the whole comprising 66a.. la. 31e.
Also, a Highly Dftirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,
shwas OA LANGTON V ATRAVIIs, about two miles from
the rapidly improving town of Swann°, consisting of •
comfortable and convenient Redden and which here-
tofore was in the occupation rely of the Ray.
David Davies and the Rey. Mr. Marsh, and is now in
the airo of Mr. Jameseaserk-uadowistaining dining and
drawing-room each 160. Gin, by 13ft. entranos
hall, kitchen, Lack-kitchen, underground wine and beer
cellars, two front and two back bedrooms, with stable,
coach-house, and other convenient buildings immediately
adjoining thereto, and a well-stocked Garden and
Lawn, or Meadow, in front; also, two Labourers'
Cottages and Gardens, in the occupation of Samuel
Harden and Thou.as Harden, forming as it were •
Lodge Entrance to the House front the turnpike road
leading from Wareham to Swanage, the whole com-
prising •n area of 2.t. oa. 31e., as given on the Tithe
A pportion merit Map.
The above Hones is situate on so eminence com-
manding a View of the Sea, embracing Simone Ray
and the romantic and picturesque asenery surrounding
it. and forming one of the most healthy and delightful
sites in the wholeneighbourhood. A Railway isproposed
to be constructed in connection with the Southampton
and Dorchester Line from Wareham to Swanage, a
Station on which will be within • few minutes' walk
of the above Property, which is likey to lead to a largely
Increased demand for House accommodation, and there-
by to materially enhance the value of Land for Building
purposes in this immediate neighbourhood.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. H. Richards,
Abbot's Court, Blandford ; Meows. 11. U. and N.
Coulthuret, Solicitors, New Inn, London; and Mr.
Bartlett, Solicitor, Wareham.

_tdjoining
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-22

At the &WA-Western Station--

Best Wall. End Coals 3d. per owl.
Small Litt°, for Smiths ... Is. Od. "
Newcastle Steam Coal r . Is. Id. "
At tAs Great Western *Station,—

Maiden Newton.
per ewt.
12d.

Dorchester
per cwt.
10ed.
Bd.
li. Od.
lied.

Best Hadstock Coal
Small ditto
Slot R0110
tkt .
•Calon
Tenby Stone Coal ls. Sd.
Coals delivered in tbe Town Free of Carrara
Coale delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. F. LOCK, Post Olßoe, or by
Mr. It. Diu. ab the G. W. Station. will he onnetually
atsmatml to

AOSICULTUR•L IMPLEMENTS 01
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
- --
SWEDEZENIP. MANGOLD AND OTHER
or (mum ilusurr.
0. BOOMS SUPERPHOSPHATE AND OTHER
MANURE&

y_y ENRY TAYLOR, 44, South-street, Doi-
L 1 anima, in returning thanks for the liberal
support received during the past 12 years in the
Manure an 4 Implement Trade, begs to inform
the Agrinsitoritts of Dorset that he hada now in
Store pout, fint-elsias Manures, Top Drcssing for Wheat,
'Barley, Oats, fie— Mangold Manure, Superphosphate of
Bones, ke., of the beat quality.
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn s Manure Drilla.—Stemn
F.ngines and Machines by C ayton, Shattleworth, and
C ~, Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's, Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Cultivatora.—Wood's and other Mowing and Reaping
,chines.—Washing and Mangling Ilaohines.—Bwill
Scythes and Rubbers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLII
. _ _ .

Corn and. ii;;;;;;;ciii; India liu—bi7er—R-i;1; and Wqo.
Coven ; Cart 0r,...; Machine Oil.; Gotta "
India Rubber, and Leather Binds; India Rubl;ee7M
Cotta Pereha Tubing, kn.—Agent for the Midlnor
Counties' insurance Company (Fire, Lila, and Hail.)
GARRETT'S ECONOMIC TURNIP

AND lii•ibiii

-lialui

NI B. H. EDWARDS, Durnsr, Sousa-
Smarr, DORCHESTER,
Al Home MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATI7It-
DAY, from Teo till Five.

Yr. R. E. attends at the ROYAL BATHS, WEY
MOUTH, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, also it the
Residences' of his Patients when required.

THR NZIONBOORINO TOWNS ON THONSDAT.
To assure an interview an apoointssent is sesentiaL

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTINIS-LANE, LONDON.
OTAIUSHID 1753.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property meet be
delivered two days previously, with instructions any
particulars. Stalls should be ordered • week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Then-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to she
Country, with Amount-Sales, on the written request
of the Ow, Sr.
Commission, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4s. Rent a Carriages, Four-wbeels
2s. fkl. ; Two-wheel, ls. lid. per week. Hones or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Buhl by Auctiou, Is.;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 24. 64. Dogs, 104.
Stocks valued.

N.B.—No Horses received for Private Sale on Coin-
miriion, and no Dealing allowed on the part of *Ay one
connected with the Ertablishinent.

WILII A M FREEMAN.

JOHNSON,JOHNSON &Co's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

Alga, LIAM*
lhasossmAll. _
iroe coastry pselmis.
'me oil the lira° pills.

CAB

34, LVD0•111 h._
D0111111T.U...--
01be floit caly rev
Eishrlers oPrestical

Trireme

"Use MAIZENA as a Diet."
Vide Tug Timis, September 26th.
Only Prize Medal. Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."

ELTB.AORDDIART CURE OF A MON
—The following knew has been received .
" Nightingale Hall, Edmonton.
"Dial Bfta—l have recently suffered much from
most violent cough, proceeding from a tinkling in es.
chest, which no remedy, out of manhe
neaded to, ocea
allay. My head was constantly aching, and my Tis
frame entirely shaken. Haring seen good effects of
your Balsam of Aniseed in several members of my family,
I purchased a small bottle, and when going to bed at
night took • teaspoonful in two tablespoonfuls of walle4
just warm. The effect was immediate; it arrested the
ticklior in my chest, I slept well, and arose perfectly re-
stored in the morning, with the exception of debility'
arising front fatigue by incessant coughing for some days
preeious. My cough entirely left me and has never
returned. Having since heard of a lady in the neigh-
bourhood who for u long time had laboured under a most
distressing cough, and who had resorted to every remedy
within her knowledge, I sent the remainder of the botib
to her; and that long-standing, obstinate, and (as die
thought) incurable cough was perfectly cored.
" I am, my dear fir, yours very traly,
"To Mr. This. l'owell." " WM. BOARDS."

POWELL'S BALSAM OF MORD.
Pm Coughs, Colds, Rbermere or Brretb. Mame, Ticklin II
the Throat, sad all Pulmonary allectleon Ms millets* irlin
found invaluable.
Prepared and mid by Temeas Poireu., at IL SIMI*Mee!
Rood, London. Sold by all cberalMs and inidlelaa "
ti Marken ; Mae In /outrank Nem Zeeland. CepeVTl7l
H., North sod South America, Ist. la banes IA Is lid; la
and I Is such.
CAUTION.—Oteene lb. north " TIIIONAS Potrau„," BUM-
*WV-mad, L0ad..,.. the lioremmest tamp, vellnist Thigh
It cannot be senalm.
- - • -

ig OLD ESTAKISOID
it 1) • NTIStb A
CAP.. ._,......,t:
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.UPOs
--enialt•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

INPORTANT BALI] OF CART HORSES, TIME-
Itaitroul'islritti 894 u VLA.

ABBOTEIBURY.

ma. T. ENSOR (LATa BLUM AND INs•S)
bee been favoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION, on the Promisee occupied by Mr. Warm
on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1863,—The following
FARM STOCK,
vu.:— Four useful Cart Horses, one Cart Colt, String
and Thill Harmer; two Wagons, CUM, three Putt.,
Ploughs and Tackle, Drags, Harrows, and a quantity a
Barn Insplementa, Spars, Cora Bina, ho.; about 100
Sacks of Wheat, llow of Beam, Mow of Wheat, three
Mows of Black Oats, two Mows of White Oct., Straw,
Sm., with liberty of removal, and numeroas useful
effects.

or Sale will commence at One o'clock.

HOOK FARM, Doßsgr,
About 4 Mill," from tb• Maitk,a Newton situ,. 04
143444 net a 4 Weysewatli Railway, and 12
tram Do oawaanar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

Ask for Powell, Balsam of Aniseed.

-itisT OUT, A TELESCOPE FOR 25,
effl which will distinguish the fees of a sheep sal
features of a man four miles ; the sign of • peigir
house five miles ; shot marks upon statist two mitea
time by • church clock ten miles; and the
double stars. This Instrument is guaresitoeNrimwrildeg
to perform the whole of the above, and to be equal
to telesoopee oostifafo. It has a three-inch superior
achromatic object ,two eve-pieces. fic.,with portable
metal tripod stand with jointed claw feet. —Persons are
Invited to apply for • diagram, with full portionless
sod testimonials, sent free.
B. & SOLOMONS, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly,
London, W.
Pocket Telescopes, Opera, and general ontedoot
Glasses.

BUTLER'S ROSEMARY HAIR CLEANER.
Growingly oppraciatod as the boot Pram ea Stroordasoot
of the Hair. A Id what make. a Oat of Arst-rais HAIR
WASH. Aold by Poloist. aad Radicles Yowlers, or Foot flow
of W. Irma. Wiroost on, for 6 Sumps. 144115h0l IS Tao&
lir Asa VOL " Arlo awns zurriduara.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-20

LAMM NTATI Or TIM MARKET.

COWL —The supplies of foreign and English wheat on
offer to-day were limited. Business was, however,
exceedingly slow, but no quotable alteration took place
in the price of wheat. The supplies of barley and oats
were rather above the average, end a slight reduction of
price took place. There was no other change in prices
from those of this day week.
CATTLIL —Tim number of beasts at this day's market
was d,920; that of sheep 23,240. 'Although the
number of beasts was large, its quality being mach
better than that of last week, • slight improvement in
prices occurred. An advanee of 24. for the best sorts
being realised. The number of sheep being short, an ad-
vance of 24. waa also effected. Some dissatisfaction was
expressed by the large seizures of foreign sheep which
have recently been made by the government officer..
This morning 800 sheep were maid at the wharf, and
condemned to be destroyed. The complaint is, that
these wholesale ashrams are capricious and indiscrim-
inate. Veal was in good regnant, and' realised an
advance of dd. Pork sold readily at late prieee.