The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00


DOM/ENTER MARKET.
A ORICULTURAL RNPOSI roR BALM'.
MRT. ENSOR, BAXIM A 1121 ND 801
.be to announce that their NEXT SALE o
FAT STOCK will be hold on f3ATITEDAY.
SEPTEMBER 36, 1862.
.kU Lolis to be Paid for at the Clem of the Sale, and
none delivered miasma an Order, to be obtained at
the Oillee ea it. flak Oround.
The Sale is etimmeass with the Heifers and Calver
PRIBSINT INTEII/3.
2 Fak Steers.
Fat Meilen.
30 Fat Horn Weiler,.
The Cow Stook alai Sheipmust be sent to the Cattle
Market. dind Herat' cad Cerri.es to the Repository,
adjoining the "&'s cif leatbigs" La, by I. ft't'
Wa its leeMaiallV TbIAOO2II9IIIMiI Wilda MOM&
waons ik a ifuliktoil Mind 'Stook and Rends the di
Simbling and keep for Moreasantl Stook sent the
day isekne, or remaining over until nest Sale, provided
at mob..

DoEcintilttit.
FOR OCCHPAIION OR INVESTMENT, WITH
EARLY POSSESSION.
TWO DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCES,
with OREENK OUSE, SUMMERHOUSE,
GARDEN, and OUTHOUSE* situate in HIGH-
STRUT, Doecuseregt, in Uhl respective occupations
of Mr. Sarni and M. HANFITORD.
B. POTHECARY will SELL by
AUCTION at the KING'S Aans HOTIL,
boamsern, ow TUESDAY, the 30th Day of SEP-
TEMBER, 1862, St 1 o'slook mainly (subject to
such conditions u will be then and there produced)
In the following lots, the undermentioned num-,
HOLD RESIDENCES and PREMISES, vie.
thy I.—All that commodious and substantially
silt FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, situate and being No.
in High West-street, and in one of the beat situations
An the iisaPtfilkottity UNA pi Doreheeter. and r
The Ehfrehulr UM"' In, the occupation of Mr. t
Thaw are 7 Chambers, good Dining and Bre,
Rooms, a large and Handsome Drawing or Ball Room,
/Intranet' Hall, Studio Ofiloe, Closets, Kitchens,
Pantries, Sculleries, Extensive Collaring and Out-
building', Samrnerholue, Greenhouse stocked with
Vines, Small Garden, Capital Yard, Good Water
Supply and Dishrags, and well adapted for professional
oeeepatioe, having a side entrance to the offices in the
rear thereof.
LOS 2.—A1l that other Desirable FREEHOLD RESI-
DENCE, adjoining Lot 1, being No. 54 in High West-
street, Dorebester, and in the occupation of Mr. Hans-
ford, containing excellent Drawing and Dining Rooms, 5
Bedrooms, Closet, Kitchen, Pantries, good Cellars.
Yard. sad Convenient Offioes.
Half of the purchase money may remain epic mart •
gege for a term of years IBA £5 per omit. interest.
May be viewed by permission of the Tenants, and
further particulars obtained on application all the
Kure% Ames, Doacrasena, or of the AIIeKOEW.
GOLDIN LION Homy WXYMOOTH.

BUCIELAND NEWTON, DORSET. • -a.
DESIRABLE HUNTING RESIDENCE AND VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
•-
T°BE EOLD, IN FEE SIMPLE, by AUCTION, by Mr. ROSSITER, at Ent NEw Der, in
Clllllll ABBAS. Dorset, on THURSDAY, the 11th day of SEPTEMBER, 1862, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
subject to such oonditions as will then be produced), —the undermentioned Desirable and Valuable
MANSION-HOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE, COTTAGES, LANDS, and PREMISE%
Situate in the Parish of Buckland Newton, containing together by admeasnremelit 141 Acres, Roods Mid
Perches, inure or less, in the following or such other Lott as may then be determined on
NOMBtite 0
4- Tail{ MAP.

NVEYBIOTITIE" RACES.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPTEM-
BER 11th and 12th, 1862.
ensvalttei:
Viso:Ant Grey:cle Wiltou, sjr Ed wort B. Baker, Bart.
M. Robert Brooks, Esq.; M.P.
Sir reddick j w, sik, it P. .preptoo, h'fq.
stone, Bart. Angtiene D. Poster, Bdq.
Charles Haulm°, bp:
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FISST DAY-THURSDAY. •
'THE MELCOMBE , HANDICAP; Of 10 501713.
each, 5 fti and obly mile to the Et4r if declared by
a doy to be named when the tv la appear; with
60 added, (25 each by Lord Grey der Mon and Robt.
Brooke, Esq., Mtunbers for the. ItFough) if three
horses start and' if
enond hbnet6thvS_
Handicap of 100 SoV value, 'after the weights
aro declared, to carry .; of two such, 101 b. •or of
any sualler handicap, 51b. extra. No horse carry
more than 101 b. extra. The winner to pay 10 Son.
towards expenses, and subscribe to this race in
1863. Tire rapes and ,a dietanem Mr: 3. H. q.
Wythihain's " Inhean," inn ; Mr. H. J. Solithl
" Eitsavon," 5 years; Mr, J. IL Riddell's "South-
ampton," aged; Mr. W. Evans's "Don John," 4
years; Mr. E. Brayley's "Dorking," 4 years; Mr.
E. Brayley's "Sycophant," 4 years; Mr. Brayley's
" Watersprite," 5 years ; Mr. W. Day's "Lord
Stanley," 3 years • Lord 'W. Powlett's "Paste." 4
rs yea ; Mr. J. Chike's "Bloodhound," 3 years; Mr.
' J. Clarke's "Springbok," 3 years' Mr. J. Clarkis'a
"Don Gossank," aged; Mr. T. Stevens's "Shep-
herdess,' 4 ytafsj Mr. T. Stevens's "'Violet," 3
year.; fArs. Osbaldestonle "Smith Australian," 5
years; Mr. T. Parr's "Star of the West," 9 year.;
Mr. T. Parr's "Equator," 3 years; Mr. T. Parr's
"St. Barhard,".3 years.
A SWEEPSTAKES of 5 SOPS. each, with 50
added, if not waked over for. For two-years-old
colts, Bst. Ilfib. Fillies, fist. 61b. Winners once 41b.,
twice 71b., three or more times 101 b. extra. Maidens
having started twice allowed 31b. The winner to pay
£lO to the Pond. Hall-amile. Idr, Sargent's "New-
foundland," Mr. JI, .f. Smith's " Avandale," Mr. E.
13rayley's "The Inotator,", Mr. W, Day's " Rubieon,"
Mr. J. Clark's "Kennett," Mr. T. Stevens's " Xeni-
one," Mr. H. Goatees b. I. " Mr. T.
Parr's "Moose," Mr. R. Harris's "Meteor."
THE YEOMANRY AND HUNTEBIT CUP, Value
£5,1(0r in Specie) with 20 son, added to a Sweepstakes
of 2 son. each. The emend horse to save his stake;
6 horses to enter, and 3 to start or no race. Three
years-old 10st. 71b.; four, list.; five, list. 916.1 six
and aged, 12s1. 41b. Thorotlgh-bred hmwes, 101ba.
extra. Heats one mile and a half. AX horses to
have been fairly ridden in the Regiment during the
eight day's drill of the Queen's Own Dereetehire
Yeomanry Cavalry, in May, 1862, or that have been
regularly Hunted with any established Pack of
Hounds in the County of Dorset, during the Season
of 1861 and 1802. A cextifinte from the Quarter
Master of the Troop, or from the Master or Hunts-
man to be produced. To be ridden by a member of
the Dorset Yeomanry, or by Gentlemen, Tradesmen,
or their Sons, who have not been in the habit of
riding for hire. All Horses in any way connected
with &Racing Stable, or being trained in such, or with
a trained race horse, will be disqualified. The colours
to be declared, and the Stakes paid at the time of
entry, at the Golden Lion Hotel, on Wednesday, Sept.
10th, 1862, by 11 o'clock p.m.
THE WEYMOUTH TRIAL STAKES (Handicap) of
5 SOITS. each, in case of aceeptanee with 25 added.
Entrance 1 on, each, to go the Fund, which must
in all cases be sent with the entry, or the same will
not be received. The winner of any handicap after
the weights are declared to carry 7th.., of tiro or
more, 10 lbs. extra. One mile and • quarter. To
close and name to Messrs. Weatherby, or the Clerk
of the Coarse, on the Tuesday after Egham and Bridg-
water.
THE PORTLAND PLATE OF 50 SOVS., (Handicap)
for all agee. Entrance 2 son. each, to go to the
Fund, which must in all cases be sent with the entry,
or the same will not be resolved. Any number ci
horses the property of the some owner may stand
for this plate. The winner of any handicap after the
weights are declared to carry 71b extra. To close and
name to Messrs. Weatherby, or the Clerk of the
Course, on the Tuesday after Eghtun andllridgwater.
A SWEEPSTAKES of 38017)3. each, with 20 added, for
two-years-old, let. Mb. ; three Set, 51b., four, 10st.
31b., five, six and aged, Htst, 121 b. Mares and
geldings allowed 3lb. The winner to be sold for £lOO.
If entered to be sold for 230, allowed 41b.; if for £6O,
Sib.; if for £4O, 141 b. ; if for £3O 2111,. The
winner to be sold by Auction immediately after the
race, and the simples (if any) to go to the fund. One
mile. To close to the Clerk of the Course by 10
o'clock the evening before running, at the Golden
Lion Hotel,
•
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY. •
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE OF ONE HUNDRED
GUINEAS. Three .years old, Bst 71b. • four, Set.
jib.; five, Set, 121 b,; six and aged, Set. 1:21b. About
2 miles.
THE COUNTY STAKES, (Handicap) of 8 SOYS,
1 forfeit to the Fund, with 25 added, if 3 horses start.
Portal ages. The winner of any handicap after the
weights are declared to carry Sib. ; of the Trial, jib,;
of the Idelcombe Stakes 1011). extra, but the penalties
not to be accumulative. One mile and a distance. Ta
close and name as for the Trial Stakes,
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OP S SCritfl.
each; in ease of acceptance with 20 added. For
all ages. The winner to be sold by Auction imme-
diately after the race for £4O, and any surplus to go
the Fund. Three quarters of a mile. To close and
name on the Thursday after Egham.
THE NURSERY PLATE (Handicap) of 50 BOYS.,
for two-years-old. Entrance 2 son. each, to go the
Fund ; which must in all cases be sent with the entry,
or the name will not be received. The winner of any
handicap after the weights are declared to carry 51b..;
of two or more such 7 lb.; or of the two-years-old Stakes
the first day, 101 b. extra. Any number of horses the
property of the same owner may start for this race.
Three quarters of a mile. To close and name to Messrs.
Weatherby, or the Clerk of the (mune, on the Thins-
day after Egham.
A SELLING RACE of 3 SOPS. each, wish
20 added. Two-years-old 7st. 71b.; three, 9st. ;
four, Set. 10th.; five, six, and aged, 10st. ; mares
end geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for
£lOO. If entered to be sold for £BO, allowed 41b.;
if for £6O, Sib.; if for £4O, 101 b. ; if for £3O, 181 b.;
if for £2O, 241 b The winner to be sold by suction
immediately after the race, and the surplus, if any,
to go the Fund. Half-a-mile. To close and name to
the Clerk of the Comae. at the Golden Lion Hotel,
by 8 o'clock, p.m., on the first day of the races.
ger The Committee beg to inform owners and trainers
that they have laid out a straight half-mile at some con-
siderable expense, and improved the Course in every
possible way. Heats will be done away with as far as
possible. A saddling paddock, leo. will be enclosed.
Horses engaged at the 'Devon and Exeter, and other
Meetings in the West of England, can reach Wey-
mouth in about three hours.
The entry for the Plate will take place at the Golden
Lien Hotel, on Thursday evening, September 11th, be-
tween the hours of 8 and 10, when all Colours must be
declared, for any alteration of which a fine of One
Sovereign will be enforced.
All Rules and Regulations of Newmarket, Good-
wood, Ascot, Ac.' will be adhered to at Weymouth.
Entrance 10s. each. No Charge for Weights and
•Saeles.
All Stakes and Forfeits to be paid to the Clerk of the
Course by 11 o'clock p.m., 'on the evening before each
day's races, at the Golden Lion HoteL
Three horses to start in each Race, or the Public
money will not be added.
W. FL HIBBURD, Reading,
Clerk of the Course.
THE BALL,
under the PATRONAGE of the STEWARDS, at the
110YAL Herz, bat day of the RACES.
The RACE ORDINARY at the CROWN ROTEL both
day. of the Races. Dinner at 6 o'clock; Mike* Is.
each, to be had at the Bar.

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, AND YOUNG
LADIES' SEMINARY,
. BUIE REGIS, NEAR BLANDFORD.
And Mr.. STEVENSON, with well-
quallied asehlome, impart • thoroughly useful
end liberal ed,ucation to a limited ntiinber of pupils.
Constant and pereenaliettention is given to their physi-
cs!, moral, and teligiae4 mature. The domestic arrange-
arc on the melt liberal scale.
Terms —2l, Mt, and $8 Oiliness per annum, aeoesdituf
to age.
These schools are separate and distinct. "
Prospeatups, with references, forwarded on applica-
tion. •
If it Y T YLOR,

wax_
, .
Aakto
MANZEN DEALER.
HENRY PATLOR,In returning thanks for
Visa to announce that he has a
14tri sirvs. lioivAßD,s, and other
PLOUGHS; inbridge s Fatekt Rollers; Plain ditto;
Seaman's Patent Drags and Minolta ; Chain ditto;
Corn, Seed, and Manure Drills I Mann Distributors;
Horse and Steam Power Threshing Machines ; Steam
Rugines by all the landing Makers; Winnowing
Machines; Ransoms and Sims', and Boby's Barley
Screens • Chaff Cutters, all sizes, in stook, from £2 6e.
upitude; Turner's, and other Bean. Oat, and Malt
Mills; Bentall's Root Pulpers and Cake Mills; Horse
Gears; Washing and Mangling Machine..
Implements di every description sued on age Faro a
Molxfs' Prim.
THORLRY% FOOD FOR CATThR ;
Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Covers; Cart Grease; Machine Oil.; Gotta Perch&
India Rnbber, and Leather Bands; India Rubber and
Gotta Peroha Tubing, &e.—Agent for the Midland
Counties' Insurance Company—Fire, Life, and Hai

V4LUABLII MANURE AND USSFUL STORES
FOR SALE.
BOROUGH Of DORCHESTER, DORSET.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MB. T. ZN13014 (Lan SAS= AND =mon) on
SATURDAY, the 13th SEPTEMBER, 1862, at
4 oak& he the Afternoon :
A Quanalt7 of ISANTiBIi, In Lots, now lying in a Field
near Mr. Hayne's Stores :
Let IZ—Containing sleet 521 Cable Yards.
w
In a Field near Mr. Tope's :
Lot 3.-„4Mntodwing about 162 Cable Yards.
„ 4. „ liffi „
13? „
In • risk near the Barracks : t
14 a -42sitaining about 230 Cubic Yards.
O I. In
•Ok .1... 11l 184 „
o. we- „ 19 „
Ilwat‘at the tame time, in the Yard of the Local
k ifeath, at the west end of the High-street of
,—j considerable Qi!arianolthre.V2
tics works of Public Drainage and Water Supply
oathin • Borowgi, and consisting of boring
*oat apparatus, iron and lead piping, a brass lifting
MI
pimp, strong and pound- pow" chains, some
.wNwistf bare Isere? been ased ; and divers other articles
.of a Bailie deocription and first-alma guilty.
Tiniest oseationed artides will be sot out and offered
In LOts, and may be imported en the morning and at
*scuta Sic; and is the mean time a detailed
of tie saane may be men daily at the Ofilco of
the Tewn Surveyor, in the esildhall.
For farther porliendua and to 'vie* apply to Mr. T.
S. POMMY. Inspostar of Nammoss, Dondoestar.
Gladioli, 3r4 September, 1812.

CREWEERNE, SOMERSET,
AND
SOUTH PERROT!, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD ST AUCTION, BY
Air R. PATCH at the OsesealNN, Oaaw-
.ol HEINE, on 1/4'URSDAY, the 16th Day of BEI.-
1 TIMBER next, at four o'clock in the afternoon pre-
cisely (subject to such conditions as will be then and
there produced), the undermentioned valuable closes
of Meadow and Native
LAND AND DEEDS POLL
on the Crewkerne Turnpike Trust.
LOT A close of very RICH, MEADOW LAND
called " Hindbayes," otherwise" Henhayee," situate
in the pariah and adjoining the town of Crewkerne
sforesaid, containing by admeasurement sa. Sr. 32p.,
numbered 1365 on the tithe map of the said parish,
and bounded by lands of Thomas Mathews. Eog., B.
J. M. Donne, Esq., Robert Bird, Big., and others.
LOT 2.—Two closes of EXCELLENT MEADOW or
PASTI7B.E LAND celled " Lang's Moor," situated
In the perish of South Petherlion aforesaid, containing
together, by admeasurement, 6a. Or. 19p.. formerly
divided into three closes, numbered 174, 197, and 198
on the tithe map of the said parish, and now aojoin-
inßegals:ds of G. D. W. Digby, Fag., and Mr. john
y.
LOT 3.—Four Deeds Poll for £lOO each, secured on
the tolls of the Crewkerne Turnpike Trust, and bear-
ing interest at the rate of £4 per oontum per annum.
To view the Land In Crewkerne apply to Mr. JOHN
Suns, the oecupier ; and the lands in South Parrott
to Mrs. Weaera, the occupier; and for all further
to P RICHMAN, Fag., Solicitor, 25,
particular.
Lane, London, or to
ILESSRS. NICHOLETTS & SON,
Solicitors, South Pethertoo, Somerset.
Dated 25th August, 1862.

Lot 1 is in excellent repair, pleasantly situated near the Church, commands picturesque and exten4s
and would be a moat desirable Residence for a Sportsman, being in the best part of the County of Dorset for
Hunting, and near the Kennels of the four celebrated:Peeks' of- Fox Hounds of Lord Portman, Limit Poltiniore,
Mr. Digloy, and Mr. Radelyffe.
All the other Buildings Mu in good repair, and the Lands in a high state of cultivation.
The Lands comprised in Lots 1, 16, and 17 (except No. 15, part of Lot 1, and No. 25, part of Lot 17), are not
subject to Land Tax, or, when in the occupation of the owner, teeny Tithe Rent Charge.
Buckland Newton is situated in an excellent neighbourhood, approached by good roads, and distant from the
Evershot Station on the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Railway 6 miles, from Dorchester and Biandford re-
spectively 12 miles, from Yeovil 13 miles, from Sherborne 8 miles, from Sturminster Newton 6 miles, and from
Cerne Abbas 4 miles.
N.B.—Two-tbirds of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage.
To view the Premises apply to the owner, THOIRS Anninats, ELNNE, Esq., of Rockland Newton ; and for
further particulars to the AUCTIONZSR, 13turminster Newton; or Kr.lf. M. WATTS, Solicitor, Yeovil.

PIDDLICTREN'rRIDIC,
Seven Mlles taut Don:heater.
ELEGANT and MODERN FURN/TURE, 20 VALTr-
ARCS OIL PAINTINGS, 220 OUNCES OF
SILVER ?LAM CHINA, GLASS, LINEN,
BOOKS, 2 IIITONS, HARNII3I3, RICK OF
HAY, kn.
luir R. T. EN 808 (1.121 BAUR AND ilfBolo
171 has been favoured with instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, without Reserve, in the House and
'hasty.' lately 000apied by W. D. DAvin, Esq., de-
vaned, on WEDNESDAY and THIJESDAY, dEP-
TEMBM 17th and ISO, 1362, ivery Valuable '
Assortment di( Elegant and
AMMAN InTRAirrIIRX,.--,4
oxi Worn digila of Droving Boom suite Walnut;'
'suite Mahogany; Handsome Maple
=hooey Furniture in Bedrooms; Brilliant-plate
Pier mad Chimney Gleam.; a Urge quantity of Mina
Chas, and Ware; 20 Choke Oil Painting.; 220
Onates of
HANDSOME SILVE:It PLATE;
Bed and Table Linen; Books; a very Ugh. Pony
Phaeton, as good as new ; Phaeton, with Head, Pole,
and Shasta; single and double Hem...; a Rick of
eellmade Dry Meadow Hay, (abbut nine Tons,) with
liberty at removal; and a great variety of useful
effects; particaLurs of which will be given in
Catalogues, to be obtained one week before the Sale, of
the AIVIIOIIINCI, Dorchester, and at the Principal
Inns in the neighbourhood.
The Sale will commence each day at one erdoek.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TEM PRICE
OF
,
TilOit-LEYS • FOOD FOR-'
A CONDIMENT FOR SEASONING ALL KINDS OF FOOD FOR ANIMALS.
IT CONVERTS THE COMMONEST OF HAY AND STRAW INTO A SUPERIOR PROVENDER.
On and after the First Day of September, 1862, the WHOLESALE PRICES will be as follows :
Bands, containing 448 feeds, with measure enclosed, weighing nett each 112 lbs. £24 per ton.
Half-Barrels ', 224 ~Pt 56 lbs. ... Free to Rail in
Quarter Barrels 112 „ 28 lbs. ...I L 07411011.
Cases, containing 448 packets, each pocket one feed, weighing nett each 112 lbs. ...} £2B per ton.
HarCsees ~ 224 ~Pt 56 The. ... Free to Rail in
Quark:l,oam 112 ~11 28 ... London.
Anything less than a Quarter of a Ton will be charged at the RETAIL PRICES, as under :
Barrels, containing 448 feeds, with measure enclosed, weighing nett each 112 lbs. ... 30s. Od. per barreL
Half-Barrels 224 ~I/ 56 lbs. ... 15s. Oil, per ~Quarter-Barrel;' 112 „ OP PI 28 lbs. ... 7s. 6d. per „
Each Measure nas JOSEPH THORLEY'S Signature burnt thereon.
Free to Rail in London.
Cases, containing 448 packets, each packet one feed, weighing 4t each 112 lbs 844. Oil. per case.
Half-Cases „ 224 „ 56 lbs 17s. Od. pet „
Quarter-Cases,, 112 „ 28 lbs ... Bs. 6d. per „
Each Packet has JOSEPH THORLEY'S Signature engraved thereon.
Free to Rail in Laszlo*.
The Trade can have a Quarter of a Ton assorted packages; and printed Circulars cc, Pamphlets may be had free.
. ,
'T.HORLEY'S FEEDING REAL,
' WELL SEASONED WITH THouults CONDIMENT,
AN ENTIRE SUBSTITU'rE FOR OIL-CAKE, OATS, BEANS, Jt.e.
WHOLESALE PRICE, £l4 PER TON, BARRELS INCLUDED.
Free to Bail in London.
14 Barrels, weighing I cwt. 2 qrs. each-21 cwt. 0 qrs.—at £l4 £l4 14
7 „ „ 1 cwt. 2 qrs. each-10 cwt. 2 qrs.—at £l4 7 7
' Anything under Seven Barrels will be charged at the Retail Price—via., 16s. per oat. 248. per barrel.
Free to Rail in London.
Bankers' Milli* Post-office Orders mud be made Payable to JOSEPH THORLEY ; and each Order mud be
accompanied with a Remittance, or cannot be executed.
JOSEPH THORLEY,
THE INVIETOB AND ISOLE MA.NUTACTURNI,
September 1,1862. Steam Mills, Caledonian Road, King's Cross, London.
*..• A Pamphlet, containing a Full Report of the Discussion on this Condiment at the recent Meeting of the
Royal Agricultural Society, held in Hanover Square Rooms, sent post free on application.

TO BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS, PROVISION
mzscaerrrs, DRAPERS, and UNDERTAKERS.
HE GUARDIANS of this UNION will
A- be prepared, at their M.eung to be held on
SATURDAY, the 12th day of SEPTEMBER instant,
to melee Tenders for the supply of PROVISIONS
and other Neosesarias for the Union Workhouse—
Bread for the (bit-door-Poor, and Mutton for the Sick
Poor residing in or near the Town of Dorebester—f or
Three Mouths from thelath of September instant to the
27th of December nark Also, Tenderelor CLOTHING
and COFFINS for One Year from the 28th day of
September instant.
• Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
ray Office, and are to be delivered at the Union Work-
boom on or before 11 o'clook in the Forenoon of
SATURDAY, the 13th of SEPTEMBER instant.
By order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester, Ist September, 1862.

DRUM FARM, PIDDIRTOWN,
Five Miles From Dorchester.
IMPORTANT BALE of 1524 IMPROVED RAK'-
MORE DOWN SHEEP, 20 DEVON AND
HaIII4IIORD outs and HEIFERS, 23 CART and
HACK HORSE% 66 PlOB, IMPLEMENTS, kn.
MR T. MNSOR (LAris BARin AND mos)
111 leet he favoared with instructions from Mr. J.
SAngrogins, wim is quitting Dimon FAN., to ItELL
by AUCTION, en the Premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 11411 Day of SEPTEMBER, 1362, his Valuable
Flo* of IMPROVED HAMPSHIRE
DOWN RHXRP,
'Consisting of 290 Full. mouth, 280 Six-tooth, 314 Poor-
tooth, no Two-tooth Ewes, 320 Wether Lambs, 30
Chgver Lambe, 20 Rain Lambs and Rams, 18 superior
Devon and Hereford Oxen, 2 Barren Heifers, 18 Cart
Dorms and their Harness, Cart Mare and Foal, 2
Carriage Hormailist to ride or drive, 2 Capital
Haoks, 60 Store , 6 Sows with young Pip, excel-
lent Mowing Machine, and • large assortme it of Farm
Implements.
Refseeltatents will be provided at 11 and the Sale
will emsetesee at 12 o'clock.
A pnoseuai attendance is reqaested on amount of
the imisseer of lota.
An Omnibus will leave the Riga's AIM
Dorebeeter, at half-pest 10 o'clock.
The Sheep ars ci a very superior description, com-
bining great sine with excellent quality, rod colour
and wool, and very hardy. The Cart Horses are
Yotlia OF good shape and size, well bred, and active.
The implements are of the beat make and in good
megitiou j_and the Auctioneer, with the greatest *m-
ildews, Plush, the attention of Agracultunste wanting
ent-dies I,srm Stock to this highly important Sale.

PRIZE MEDAL ^1862.
AWAHDZI/ DT-171111 lOCiV mum 2 soli Till
GLENFI IL-Ds-SSA. R C H,
stria A. cotannkniteir By !lONE bi. THE HOST
INillilT PCIIIIIII3IO NM 01 IRS AO& 01 TB*
SUPERIOR QUALITIICS OF THIS
WORLD-RENOWNED -STARCH.
Sold in _Packets of id., 2d., 4d., and Sd. each, by
ell respectable Grooms, Obandlers, Oilmen, dio.
WOVIERSPOON & Co., GLAsoow Ant LONDON.

,
-
Tag PATEXT
CAZELINE OIL;
SAFE, ECONOMICAL, AND sammANT,
FREE FROM ANY OPPENSV72 SMELL.
' A &peed to burls in any Fanlight Or Mineral
Oil Lamps
,
sop. er Its 3l. ?sag ostupt
-
VIPATENT gAZELE OIL possesses
111116 IN
essen quallilie whieh have been so long
desired as a means ed pOlnl artificial light. It is
warranted perfectly safe in use • it is altogether free
train smell in burning, INA is mina economical, as by
its we A bright and cheerful light may be obtained
at • cost tot eueeeding that of a common tallow candle.
The PATINT CAZALIIII OIL must prove a great boon
to the public, as the family of the working man, as well
as families in more affluent eircumstanoss, may now
lanai enjoy the of a bright and powerful
light during the I winter starlings ; the homes of
the people mak e s new traction by the intro-
duction of such a lig , t.
Royal Letters Patent have Win obtained for the
CAMS'S OIL, and In order to secure the Oil to the
public, Atents are being speoWteappointed throughout
the United Kingdom for its sale.
For terns 0/A ga4oy apply to
OASSRLL, SMITH, &
80, Fussoifuaro &ram, LOOSOir.
A list of Arita from wheels tise public can obtain the
Oil ie Wit distriffl, will shortly be published.

SEED WHEAT.
ifALLET 'ft PEDIGREE NURSERY
WHEAT, at £1 Is. per bushel. This wheat has
produced 28 SAM MS ACM, and although one of the
beet kinds for the Hiner, it is the most prolific variety
known.
Orders addressed to FAIDIS/Cir FOOT, Commission
Agent, Dorchester, will receive attention.
There being some kinds similar in appearance to the
PediFree Wheat, but without possessing its prolific
qualities, parties are cautioned against purchasing any
but the genuine article.
From its truly giant habits It requires thin sowing,
and one bushel is sufficient for an acre and a halt

GODMANSTONB,
Four Nam from Dorchester.
MR. T. NNSOB (LATE BANNS AND =BODO
bus tome fAvoured with insurnotions to SELL
by AUCTION, on the Premises, en WEDNESDAY,
the Bth et OCTOBER, 1862, (and follewing day if
reqvired,)
THE VALUABLE FURNITURE,
CHINA, GLASS, AND WARE, BOONS,
CHOICE CELLAR OF WINE.
"'mining prioeipally of IMO and 1321 Port; • largo and
iseestifial Clelleotios ot Gross*** Flowers, ke., kfs
**property of Joni% GOODSNOUGH, EN., &mess&
Catelogues of which may be obtained one week hero*
the Bile, of the Auctioneer, Dorchester. and It OA:
Wiwi* Inas in the Neighbourhood.
'fbe Sale will oommenee at 12 o'clock.
A LBO, 'TO BE LET,and entered upon
diately momerient cournsir RESIDENCE,
(lately oeenpied by J. Gootarrouott, Req.,) containing
3 8 Bedrooms, Kitchens, do., dio.
Atoning i• • Risible and Coachhouse Con-
servatory and Hothouse, Gardeners' Cottage, he'
The above is sonoanded by large Gardens, Lawn, and
Shrubbery, and is eitaaled in an excellent sporting
country, within roach of four Packs of Foxhounds.

SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
48, ST. JAMES'S-f3TREET, LONDON, S.W.
•
(Founded is 1845, Gold Sitpowered by Special Act of
Parliament.)
Extract from Report of Mr. Pr= HARDT, the eminent
Actuary, on the position and progress of the Office to
the aloes of 1861 :
“nr•HIE numb of Policies actually in force
JL exceeds Pi#e Thousand, covering Assurances
amounting to over One Million Sterling, and embracing
almost every class or Ylesaription of Life ASSUMES.
"The condition of the Company is sound and prosper-
ous, and holds out every prospect of increased success.
The Bonus which the Directorsmay declare as the result
of this Valuation, is larger in amount, both as regards
the Shareholders and the Assured, than that declared
on any previous occasion, and this Bonus has been fairly
earned by the past operations of the Society, without, in
the smallest degree, touching any portion of the future
profits."
Last year 722 Policies were issued, assuring £171,260
and producing £6,055 in new Premiums.
The operations of the Office include all Classes of Life
Assurance on liberal terms.
I No charge is made except for Premium.
Every Information will be given on application at
the Chief Office, or to Mr. J. ANDREWS, 6, High-East-
street, Dorchester.

BROWN AND I'OLBON'S
PATENT CORN FLOUR,
In Packets Bd., and Tins is.
OTELEltkinds citu be had cheaper, but wage-
able upon their own merit: Are often nbetkuted
for Pabst Coen Plour--famoilies are therefore invited to
kindly write upon alders "Brown and Pelson."
Its uses am:--Puddinp,Custards,Bhusomange, Caked,
and for lightinspeer or breakfast, and especially
suited to the ddimey of children and invalids for all
the uses ef Arrowroot—to the very best of which it is
preferred—A Is prepared In the usual way.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
PORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
r rHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
1 beg to inform their friends and the peblie gene-
rally, that they are now SELLING COAL at the
following
REDUCED PRICES,
,70l CASH.
41 their ,PORDINGTON:—
per cwt.
Best Walls-end gbel, Serestlnd ls. id.
„ Small ditto ..... Is. Od,
„ Ruabon ditto
„ Haddock \ditto ditto iOd.
„ Neal& Cul:11 hid,
NO CHARGE for EfsiVERY in Dorchester and
024th
eon.
At the Great Weakrn Railway Stations :
Malden
Dorchester. Newton. Teller.
Best Radstock Coal, Screened lod. ltad. 1033.
Small ditto
„ Newport Small (Smith's) la. Od. ls. Od. Is. Ods
Ruabon Coal is. lid. Is. 10. is. 10.
„ Bulb o Coal i, Od Is. 04. Is. Od.
Tenby Stone Coal ls. 63. Is. sd. Is. 5.1.
„ Reath Culm
All Coals not paid for within three months will by
charged id. per cwt. more.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT fo
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
Th 9 YS7 best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
0 , BRIDGWATER TILES, &a,
Tbe Dosemeern CULL CoterAter are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DBMS, WELSH SLATE, &a., &a, which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICE/
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WlLmatir L'Horstis, the
Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
nunediate attention. •
April 1,1862.

COAL STORE&
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
Norms RAILWAY STATIONS.
INI LOOK begs to inform his Friends and
-11: the Pubic that be is SELLING COALS at the
:amyl Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASK
viz. :
At the South-Western Statics—
Best Walls End Coals Is. ad. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths is Od. .
Newcastle Steam Coel Is. Id. "
At the Great Western Station—
Maiden Newton. DotdMalie
per cwt. pit Mr
Best Radstoek Coal Loid.
Small ditto
Beat Bello
Calm
Best Tenby Stone Coal 1. ad.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Carra
Coals delivered lb the Country at mode
Bert Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on band.
Orders received by Mr. F. LOCI, Post OM=
Mr. IL HILL. at the G. W. Station. will be p
sidwout.4 tn.

DORSET:MIR&
FRIAR WADDON FARM,
Four Miles from the Dorchester Railway Stations, ODA
Mile from Upwey, sod Five hose Weymouth.
BALE OF 672 HORNED EWER, FAT WET
LAMBS sad BANE. FAT 11.111FR85 mud DERN.
mad PIGS.
/VIR. BNSOS (LATZ DAM AM) MIK*
!op to alumnus thit Mr. W. Dtnniniall
ANIMAL SALE at Osla of
HORNED 11,,NEP,
FAT BEASTS, AND.IIVORE PiCIS
win take piaoe at Friar Waddos lam on FRIDAY.
SFrEMRIt 26, 1662.
The Sleek by Sole compd.,. sac) foll-moistbed
teeth Memel Ewes, which have bees put to, Dow.
Raosi tot will drop their Lanibe early la Neviesksw
* Pat Weilaers, 80 jrai Horned 49 Welker doe* lotake, la Bente, 40 Prim FaS Nadei, i 4
OLIN had 36 Store Pip. -
146:4614tts it One o'doir,
,461 Moab williaps, WINS 1,1 elm +l3-)l.f
wtatui-in mid ha 111A1CtifetliSicri,,A4., tote or 10 eutt.s
Geovevulce will meet 58e Wee at
Greit-Wesier: Stations, Dariblim.

'II36thittOtIMNARY SAAtlinirS.
FlItE-PitOder BADE AT HALF PRICK
A Provincial lasnranoe Company having
£1 lately timalgamated with a London °Moe, and
hissing no further use for • considerable number of
Wrought Iron Fire-proof Wes and Dee i Mesta, lying
at the chief and branch oßloes, have returned them to
the manufacturers to be sold for ball their original cost.
They wore al made to order for the company, at the
Vulcan Safe Works, tirmirtgbant, in 4861, UT* o
in use eight months, and are warranted FIRE
ql.A.It-FROOF. A printed description of
as sizes, inside fittings, 'oat and present price
Site and nit r d•free with the Vulcan
Companyl se List. To parties in
I of a mills advantages here offered
must be obvious, as an article with
the rnanufaeturere EqUAL TO
I4ZW, AT HALF • and to ra-
ttle donht , Moon&
artiste v- will ut
resolved
PAID to
I perfect
any oast

AMICIUCAN PORTABLE FIRE ANNI-
HILATOR and GARDRN ENGINE.
An effloient
meansof extinguish-
Prr- ing Fires at their
commencement.
Nine out of ten
Fires in London
are put out on their
first appearanoe by
the London Fire
Brigade with Hand
£2 211. Pumps of consider-
ably lees power.
One man will
*throw 7 or 8 gallons
per minute from 40
/
;1 to
IT
if:
a et.ec
ewithffitti., e
Garden Engine for
cleansing or syring.
lug Wall Fruit, or
as Trees, Plants,
• .... - or Vines.
It may be used to draw water from the pail in which
It is fixed, or from a tank or pond by the addition of
the required length of suction. It is simple in its
sonstrucaion, having no suction or delivery valves to
clog with dirk or leaves.
No establishment, either private, commercial, or
manufacturing, should be without one.
SIX teat of Flexible Suction, with Union and Suction
Roe% /to., extra. 12s. Longer lengths of Suction at
Is. 6d. per foot.
May be obtained of all Ironmongers and Beadsmen in
Town and Country, or of the Manufacturers, JOHN
WARNER and SONS, 8, Crescent, Cripplegete,
London, B.C.

PRIZE MEDAL,
AWARDID 7011 TBI
GLENFIELD STARCH
By the Jurors of Clan 2, International Exhibition 1862.
THIS lINRIVALLRD STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
And Pronounced by Her Majesty's leundreaa to be
THE FINEST STARCH ORS Km. USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LAVE DRESSER
mums n. 70 31
THE BEST SHE RAS TRIED;
AND YIDI ABOVIII AWARD BY 80311 OP TER MOST Ria-
INERT =INTIM) MR 07 TEM Aos
CONFIRMS rrs SII P ItrOlitTY
IFOTHRESPOON k Co., GLASGOW AND LORDON.

004 Ilk
. Chest, sent poet**.
Illustrated Pries '
good Safe, the edira
- is they mey aware en
tee, QUITE 1
tugrakt, VALUE ;
ns ly felt in purchasing a
at _..ue unseen, it is requested that Parties
no Instaitcergemit the money until the Sae is
and'appibetd. They Will be Sent OAIRIAOII
any Ashton, and if not found in evcii.asspect
and satisfaetery, may be returned without
whatever. to the ordering it.
',___ for full i eeldreeg 11¢'Ktnia, hf °atm &
VO., Vulcan' e-Nrorks; Chteberiancr.street, Binning-
ham.

BILLHEADS! BILLHEADS! BILLHEADS.
TRADESMEN, Shopkeeper; and others
Ire
Office is the mostcr4ITRIVIOVEI anti the
for every description of PRINTING,
BILLHEADS FROM SIXPENCE PER HUNDRED
Pamphlets, Catalogues, Handbills, Circulars, Address
lauds, leo., at equally low rates-4

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
PO LEND, on Real and Personal Security,
.1 Farming Stock, Bill of Salm dta., for any period
not exceeding ten years, and at reasonable interest.
Gentlemen and others accommodated on their note of
bands.—Apply personally or by letter, to BEITR,
HODGSON & Co., 43, Man WEET-STRUT, DORORRITER.
(Private house.)

-F4ißouto, dkratteir, High East-d., Dorchester
I. AGENT Yon EIORNIMAWS PURE TEA. This
Tea is selected from the spring gatherings and is there-
fore uniformly Good,—shipped free from ill artificial
colour on the surface, it is uniforesty PLAN :—in
strength and wholesomeness it therefore meth. ileing
supplied only through AGENTS, and secured in
PACKETS, the Importers guarantee that it reaches
the consumer "always Good slits," and at the lowest
possible:rate.

MR. H. EDWARD S, Dirria; Solna-
STRUT, DORCHESTER,
16 Home Daily from Ten till Flve, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS exeepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residenoes st his Patients Without extra charge.
A notice per post ensures an interview.

!
1: INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1882.
--
THE JURORS OF CLASS 12 HAVE AWARDED
' A PRIZE MEDAL
FOR THE SUPERIORITY OF THE
GLENFIELD STARCH.
, Sold by all Grocers, Chandlers, Oilmen, dro.
t
ust Published, 54 thustniAletm, poet free for 14 Stamps
HE PEOPLE'S GUIDE TO HEALTH;
or, VOLUNTEERS' MANUAL A Treatise on
ymnesties, Movements, and 'Exercises for the Dave-
opment and Strengthening of the Human body;
bowing bow to acquire Health and Strength, secure
Long Life, and avoid the infirmities and Defonnitlete
f Age.
To be had direct from the Author, HINBY SMITH,
I .H., 8, Burton. Crseseut, TariAlook-squaro, London
I W.C.

IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN.
EVERY DAIRYMAN MIR OWN RUTTER
FACTOR.
VORW ARD your BUTTat to LONDON,
.B.: and reoeive LONDON MARKET PRIM"
and au IMMEDIATE CASH REMITTANCE.
Address Gar* tarnished open Application.
HENRY WEBBER,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT AND PROVISION
MERCHANT,
(Saoczesou TO JOHN WEBBER k SON, Pansunota
A.D. 1770,
No. L Enlieren-irritENT, GOLDRW-SOIIA.III. London, W.

MONEY SPECULATION GUARANTEED
BY GOVERNMENT.
INCOME FOR ONE POUND.
Monthly Drawings. Prospectus gratis. Apply
to Mr. J. DALTKOFF, English Office, Frankfort-on-the
Maine.
Letters addressed to "J. Devntorr, 12, Langliam.
street, Portland-place, London, W.," will be immedi-
ately forwarded to Frankfort, post-free.

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE
PITLVERNACHEIPB renarr
GALVANIC CHAIN BANDS
enable every "offerer to bonsai, at expense, by th•
wonderftil curative proporti, of Galvanism in the most sem*
eases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy,
Head sod Tooth Ache, Deafness, Nervous Debility, end
Functional Disorders. According to the seat of the dimwit'
the Chain Bands are adapted so be worn on any part tir
the body &noted, with the greatest woe end oaeilhistle
Their prolonged, sfibineious, and peroeptible action istenlMilit,
to harmony with the ervo-Itleotrio total power of our
promoting digestion, circulation, to., and restoring nir=
natural way • healthy state of the Narrow, !Intent. Numeral!,
docaments, reporting their estraeraiitery ao to*
emptied to spsmphlet " PUIV KEXAOHNES IMPROVED
11.EDI00.GALVANIO SYBTJIII OP BELIkAPPLIGAw.
TION," (poet free tor 8 stations), by J. L. Punessatstainst
A Co., YB, Oxford Street, London, (sdioinint PriannOr
Theatre). Chant Bands, Os., 10s., Its., and upwards, aooordixyg
to their eleetrie poorer.
Agent for Dorchester—Mr. J. PROUD, Chemist, Am.
Ctewkerne—Mr. J. Pearoe,, Chemist, ans.
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DBNT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH & CLOCK KAM
to the Queen and the late Prince Comae* sad
MAKER OF THE GREAT CLOGR EVE THE
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT;
TNVITES attention to the earplerior workma.B.
ship and elegance of deidga of MN embenifira eek
of Watnius and Drawing Boor Mete.
Ladies' told Foreign Sarong never Lever
WllOOl s. . . Club. Walsh... . . Oldie
llfltnldo, . lO ~ Glikikllllllol Cit
tiernen'e Coorcenestion
Lever lanes do. . .aS
do.
Marine Chronometers. 86 Guineas.
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers,
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every
elegant ascortreent of London mole
and Guard Chain., be. 3.11.M2c.
DIN+, 61,_Streel, (adjoining OevilifseaMili nee
35, Royal Exololo Sad, eh the+, =Usti*
Compass Factory, 840400.M11840.00‘10010a
F 1,
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viav
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rt. =lima 41i
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HUNGAFtIAtt- . Nt ;
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20/ Per Dolma (1401011 " • • '1
.F_Flaitlitte Umtata., craw no, '
• 806 azaanorseire ekes, Nlrtlkets. fr

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116.--11MX157.4 RY REPORT 4*
ADULTERATION proms that if Merchants did not
atioar tlâ'alatiret at *at Ten with pOwddWOO.
the brut* trillsero4 kw. could not
of for dise Teeral fielc to the low of LU'
sumer.
"ALWAR GOOD AL
HORNIMAN'S AIRE TEA,
THE LEAF: NOT COVERED WITH! ,COLOri
1644 HEAT STRENGTH and RICH IrtiLL.
/OLAVOUR is insured, by HOSIMIAIf & Co.,
I'oog thus pore and ensdismsised; 111 *sr Chinese
eansot, if it is kept in its natural uncoloured Mate,
pass off leaves which have become brown and *woe,
less,
The " Dow= REPORT' isidat,-." The Teas In the
Docks imported by Him& an lit Co. are 'muds. and
of good quality • the Grebn with none el the bluish',
oolatir seen au Aber tem, are al a natural &relicts
and, with the Dillellec ate perfectly put° "4 iw?4,lll'
some." '
Sold only secured In Packets.
Prices 3s. 8d.„15., & fa. 44. per pound.
AGEN'rSIN THIP NEIGHBOURHOOD.
Axminster
Abbotthery J. Wood.
Bridport
Bearninder Oliver, tore-ettert.
Blandford • CSyde.
Bert Regis
/3ournersouth Odes, Chemist.
Cerne Abbas .... . Roccusit, longutreet.
Cranborne
Oreickerne
ChOd ' Young, Post-Office.
DOROIIRSTER FIOO7I, Hom-Ehnutirlocar.
wtYmoufa
Gillingham Edgar, Postr-Oillee.
Sentrtridge
London Pursell, 80, uornnill,
Erne Locke, Brood-street.
Dun
Ifelbu" ry Osmond Palmer,s Broad-nreet.
'
Piddletrenthide Byrnes.
Pook (keen, High-street.
Shestborne ... Kingdon, Cheap-street.
.Stalbridfie
ble, Iligh-street.
....... tnteeti, ffi-atrect,
W7ZZ • 14uldsti, Pod-Offiee.
W•ifsterborne
•Ringikm.. hatchell.
Yeovil

TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE
LATE REV. H. F. YEATMAIT.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY ADVERTISED
£438 AL 64.
APUBLIC MEETING is intended to be
held sometime in the month of OCTOBER
next,to take inso consideration the form of Memorial to
be rais' ed.
In the meantime the several Banks in the County
will ominous to receive Subscriptions, or they may be
remitted to either of the Honorary Secretaries,
H. MESSITER, Esq., Wineanton,
and
R. R. HARVEY, Req., Hinton St. Mary, Blandford.
2nd September, 1862.

TO THE FLOCKMASTERS OF THE COUNTY
OF DORSET.
IT being reported to the Dononevran AGRI-
'ULTIMA!. Sooner, that a MALIGNANT
DISEASE is sow ravaging FLOCKS of SHEEP in
several other Counties • and the Flocks in this County
not having been *Aided by snob disease, the Booiety
beg to suggest to their owners the advisability of not
lending any of their Sheep to distant Fairs or Markets,
but of offering them for Sale either at home or at their
own load Fain or Marketa, until such time as it shall
be aseartained that the disease alluded to has disap-
peared.
By Order of the Committee,
O.J. ANDREWS, Hon. Sec.

DOROHESTER,
.
FAT STOCK SHOW.
. -
rrHERE 1611 be an EXHIBITION of FAT
1 STOCK in Mr. T. ENBOB'S, &ATI zzzzz AND
Essen's) New CArrhe REPOSITORY, on SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 13, 1862, when the following PRIZES
will be offered for oompetition :
A SILVER CUP, value £lO, given by Mr. Thorley,
through his Agent Mr. H. Taylor Dorchester, fqr the
beat Fat Or, Cow, or Heifer, fed for Three Months
previous to the 13th of December on food seasoned with
"Thorley', Condiment."
A PIECE OF PLATE, vslue £5, given by Dixon
and Cardin, Oilcake and Manure Merchants. tionth-
amplon, through their Agent Mr. G. J. Vertne, for the
best Fat Heifer.
A PIECE OF PLATE, value £6, given by Mr. J. T.
Fano, for the best Fat Ox.
A PIECE OF PLATE, value £5, given by the
Dorset CONN/se Express, for the best 10 Fat Down
Welber'.
£2 2s. given by Mr. J. Yearsley, Antelope Hotel,
Dorchester, for the second best.
A PIECE OF PLATE, value £5, for the beat 10 Pat
Horn Wethers.
£3 Si. for the best 10 Fat Down Estes.
LI 3s. for the best 6 Fat Portlond Wethers.
£2 for the best Fat Pig.
No animal to compete for more than one of the above
prises.
Members of the Dorchester Agricultural Society to
compete free; non-members to pay an entrance fee of
ss.
All stock shown must have been in possession of the
Exhibitor for two months previous to the 13th of
December.
No restrictions as to feeding exoept for Mr. Thorley's
Prise.
The Stock must be "ant to the Repository by bar
past ten o'clock.
G. J. AermeWs, Fag, Dorchester, Secretary to the
Dorchester Agricultural Society, has kindly consented
to act as Secretary, with Whom Entries must be made
by the 16th of November, 1861

Those taking let and 2nd Class Tickets by the
rsenrsion Train from Stations at which the 9.30 p.m.
Up Mail Train from Weymouth dops, will have the
option of retuning by that Train on Friday night.

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
G.R E A T IN NATIONAL
CHEAP IXt7IIIIBION to LONDON, on
MONDAY, Itsh SEPTEMBER, 1862.

BIRTH.
August 28, at Studiand. Dorset, the wife of Kr. Alexander
Minty Luckham, of • son.
MARRIA 0 ES.
September 4, at Chemin/der, Charles Buckler, to Sarah,
eldest daughter of Mr. James Gould,
September 4, at Abbott'. Leigh, Somerset, by the Lord
Bishop ef Bath and Wells, amisted by the lion, and Rev. J. W.
Lesoelles,Williara Augustus Ferguson Davie, second ennui Sir
H.F. Doyle, Bart, to Frances Herded, fifth daughter of Sir W.
Miles, Bart.
And at the same time and place, Robert Thornhagh Our.
don, eldest son of Brampton Gordon, Neg. of Lotion, Norfolk,
to Harriett Ellen, sixth daughter of Sir W. Miles, Bart.
August 27, at Shaftesbury, by the Rev, J. Cooke, Charles
Harvey, 011iinghem, Dorset, to Annie, eldest daughter of
Mr. Sims, Bridmore, Berwick St. John, Wilts.
Sptember S, at the Independent Chapel, Blendford, by
the Rev. B. Gray, George Ledgard Bristow, Esq., solicitor,
of Brixton, Surrey, to Mary, daughter of H. F. Fiehm., Esq.,
Blandford.
DBATHS.
September, 3, at LIM* Bogie, Jane Emma, second daughter
of the late Thomas Langdon, Esq., of Bampton, Devon,
September 3, at Bournemouth, of pletiviey, John Watson.
Miller, aged 29, fourth son of Daniel Tinniewood Miller,
Esq., Assistant Receiver -Geheml of Her Majesty's Customs,
London.
September 3, &VIM Andrews, Esq., of lihroten, Dorset,
aged 77.
September 2, at High Mead, near Cardiff, of consump-
tion, Emma Jennetta, wife of Hubert Churchill Gould, Esq.,
late Lient. H. U. lilt Regiment, and Captain Dorset Militia,
and eldest daughter and co-heiress of the late Evan Wilkins,
Esq., Lents/It Major, Glamorgan.
September 2, at 30, Berkeley equare, Sir John James
Smith. Bark, of SYMMS/ end The Down House, Dorset, aged
August SO, it Mtisterton, Dorset, Mary, widow of the
late Mr, Arthur Studley, of Little Windsor, aged 82 years,
deeply lamented and universally beloved and respected by a
large circle of friends and acquaintances.
August 29, at /Bournemouth, Mist Ellis Barker, of Cam-
bridge House, Hampton-wick, lade of Florence Villa, Flochley-
road, daughter of the late Thomas Wilkes Barker, Esq.
September 1, at Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, after a brief
Blood, Ann, the beloved wife of Mr. James Foot, super-
visor of Inland Revenue.