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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

anus anb Nabp.

A new frigate called the Bellerophon is to be Wilt at
Chatham. from the plans of Mr. Reed, which will
eclipse anything that has preceded her in the shape
of iron ship*. All the improvements which experience
ccn suggest will be lavished on this cAtf d'ai erre of the
Admiralty. The precise thiotinees of the sides is not
yet decided upon, but • spesimen target is to be tried,
and if It answer. the purpose it will be adopted. The
target, which i- now under sonstruction, is formed of
lien. iron frames, about two feet apart, Dowered first
with iron nearly 2 in. thick, than with teak 12 in. in
thiamine, nod litany with 6 in. armour-pleting. The
utmost confidence is entertained that this mestruetion
of sides will exceed. in shot-resisting strength every
other system hitherto setnally adopted in any ship yet
built, and should the proposed arrangement be resod
to seemed on the occasion of the trial, the Bellerophon
will be built after the am* model, and covered in
exactly the MIN manner from stem to stern. The
Admiralty have determined to fit the Bellerophon with
engines of the most powerful description, in order that
she may steam at least 14 biota per hour, and this,
coupled with her enormous strength, and her shot-
naisting power, will render her by far the most (amid.
able of the iron vessels yet constructed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

GREEK FIRE ON OHABLENDON-

Bombe, when he lost his Grown,
Wished to shell Palermo town.
Whom* would have knocked it down,
He rains Greek Are on Charleston.
Veer restrained Ring Bombs'. wrath
From an set of eaves' math,
Nothing stand. to Gillotont's path;
He hurls Greek Fire on Charlottes.
Cimieral °idioms found it hard
To °Dom over Beauregard,
So be played s Yankee card,
And poured Greek Fur on Charleston.
Asked to let the townsfolk go,
Gillmore bravely answered "No r
And proweded, Do way, slow,
To pitch Greek Fire on Charleston.
Gallant Gillinore, warrior stern.
Babe* and women thus to burn
What a deathless 1141110 he'll earn,
That threw Greek Fin on Charleston.
Nana Sahib, rest misung.
Let notie speak of Radalteng,
Bina bold Clillisom bombe hes Smog,
And east Greek Fire on Oboolooloa
Debut think what shriek end yell
Ross where drooped his resin shell,
When bodies you ray, Lb. well I
He threw Omsk Ms on Obarlooloo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

Vickings from taunt.

RZNAIULADLZ FACT.—The other day, • INIT. whore
name for obvious reasotui we forbear to tomaison, was
supplied by an eminent dentist with false est of teeth,
and carious to relate, she has ever Mace spoken its a
falsetto voice. _

AIJATUA Plinio:Trion. —The reothant haymakers
of Leith, some of them poor labourers, have been dim-
trained upon for the penalties indicted upon them by
tbe Atherton repreeentetives of tibias, for the *Moat
of saving bay on a Sunday. We have not heard that any
of them have been set in the stocks yet, am they were
othriembed to be, failing diet:slat by reason of no
effeets. lath. meantime they hew. enperded a
whet appears to be an illegal convolution, sad if ttagi:
squashed what will biome of the Atherton Pithiest?
Will their long sere he permitted by Government to
vibrate any longer on the Atherton hence?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

AGRICULTURAL RSPOBI TOR I' SALM.

MR. T. ursoß (LAM DAZED AND =DON)
DINS to announce that his Neat Sale of FAT
Ind STORE STOCK will be held at his

,
NEW REPOSITORY,
OpPOORO thO South. Western Station, near the South
Wail., on HATURD AY. AUOUBT 8. 1863,
tionimencins at Twelve o'clock. (Stabling and Keep
for ritock aent the day before the 8.1. provided at
Moderato Charge.. Early Entries ass requested so
that due publicity may be given.
All lota to be paid for immediately after the sale, sad
DO lot. taken away without as order, to be obtained at
the officio on the sale sroanil.

Pawn? gyrates :
4 prima Fit Heifers and 26 prima Fat Lambs, the
A _Aropem. rrz .4.1.14.2nuain, Buwood.
E:t
1.1615.
Devoe Ran.
Vat 8011.
. Hotter sod Calf.
AO prime Pat Down Welber*.
90 ditto ditto.
20 ditto ditto.
20 Fat Down Ewe..
22 ditto.
20 Fat Horn Wathers.
6 Fat Hors Ewe.
10 Fat croft-brad Lambs.
20 Fat ditto.
10 Fat Lambs.
115 Vat Vortland Lamb&
8 Fat Ham.

HIGHER WATER/30N FARM,
Fear miles from the Dorcheeter Station. alibi South.
Weetarn and Great Waste:a Railways.
--
Alf R. T. ENSOR (late Haasa and Exsoa) begs
.L to immune* that Mr. JAMES HARDING
TWELFTH ANNUAL SALE and LEITING of
I'URE-131:ED SOUTHDOWN RAMS and EWES
wlll take pleas at Mania WATInSon. on WICDNUID•T,
AUGUST Stb, 1863, beimg the day before Dorchester
Fair.

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The Austioneer brio to sail the attention of Flock-
masters to this the Twelfth Annual Sale at Wstenion,
and to intorno them that the Stock he has to offer fully
sustain the high character for purity of breed, ha:di-
nged of constitution, aptitude to fatten, weight and
fineness of wool, which has distinguished the Waterion
Flock for sio many years. The Reins basing takes first
wad areand prises at the Bath •nd West of England
Elm. at Exeter this year. in addition to the numerous
prises won at previous shows, la a sufficient criterion of
the imperiority of the Flock, and render, further row

Conveyances will meet the Trains at the Dorchester
Stations.

DORCHESTER 6th AUGUST FAIR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

CAUTION

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TO COFFEE DRINKERS.
WHITE, FAIRCHILD, and COMPANY'S
PATENT CONCENTRATED COFFEES saw
known throughout the Three Kingdoms as this beat and the
cheapest preparations ever submitted to public use. Aa •
consequence, some seeond and third-rate House, not over-
scrupulous as to honesty., have lately been copying the art-
ri nal labels and style orprinting, with the object of indastiv
t tiny on obscure and ill-prepared idixture for the orV4
PATENTED CoFFEES. Ask your Grocer for W
FA IRC I I [CD, ad 'OM PAN I" PArswr Con-m.l%Al=
cot I LE. Sold in Tin Canisters, 1. 44 Is 64, Is Id, and 2.
lwrib , with full Address .—WHITE, FAIRCHILD, lk 011•
Coffee Steam ICUs, Southesark London.
Sold in'erery Town in the Kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

BY IMPRESS A ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

(FRObt OUR OWN REPORTER.)

Iff.tag.hagg, Needs,, M'n 1-14.4w"1"1
that °sly moderege npplitie of boure•grown wheat hare
been on offer hi our merket dering the pest meek,
ea... Swim and Medearriaps, the demand for all kinds
had ruled beery, sag In some inatancee the quotations
hare glee arey la per qa•rter. In foreign e‘ea—rhe
Imports of eldelli hams hese rather limited —eery little
gue bum dotog, turd prime Imes shown • drooping ten-
dewy. Now iszl.y has Imes on offer at Mc to 40a
per quartet. Lime pee, qualities have ruled about
Metieserff. No champ hes taken plume it the value of
Malt. Th• on ha. has been moderately good. Nen
pas, greightng 42lbs. per bushel, hare realised 28a pe
quarter. Old oate have supported previous cumin:line!
In beans very little has horn passing. In primes, how-
ever, no altention has taken plsoa Pent have berm
unalt..red in value. The demand for Engliah and foreign
gour has been confined to steak parcels, at bandy la"
rates.

-Thl loading country markets have been lie active.
Nest other wilds* lave realised about stationary prima
Throughoet the Continent wheat hi wet a dull in
-
riry ; otherwise tro amen trade has been tolershly
fim. Nis York advisee bring irregular quotations for
both wheat and Soar.
In Soothuid—fin• wheat, barley and oat. have been
somewhat ere in price. Inferior grain hi changed
ball" buirdy. as rather easier terms.
The Irish markets have ben rather scantily ropplied
With produce, and the trade, generally, has ruled heavy,
at barely stationery Tbe exports to England
hare slightly in

CLASS OF TUX MAIIZT.

roux.— Trade here to-day was exceedingly dulL
There was no change whatever in price*
CAl7[2. —The supply of stock of all kinds at this
day's market wu again very large —busts, 6,690;
sheep, 30,090; • great portion of it being foreign.
except for some very choice qualities, which was
soon bought tip at extreme sates.. trade was exceed-
ingly slow. The beef trade was generally lower. sad •
charm". was 0,14 off•'....ed. Pork and Vul 'shit at
Ipte rater
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

WOOL M %ItKETS.

Ipsnror, Fri.lay.-- The public sales of colonial wool
continue to be well attendell by buyers. an I the bidaing•
for all kinds of wool rules active, at fully previou•
rates Pt ivately the demand for English wool is by no
nieans active, yet prices rule firtn. .
. . .

itllAUFtolt4, :10. Wool : The general tone of
trade has not much changed since but week. As is
always the case in • quiet time, eorne little irregularity
exists in regunl to prier, and the timid or necessitous
will slate their demands somewhat to effect sale. : but
aireskiog generally the Priceln not at all clepresaccl since
last weck. and staplers, hating bought tlicir wool
clearly. ore hitherto Lot at all etispoeecl to part with it
at • sacrifice.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

CATTLE MARKETS.

DlRTtirroLfran. Thuraday.- Ti.. number of beasts ih
not quite an large as on Thunder last, yet it is con-
siderable. Trade is very Flow ; poets for the choicest
qualities are about the some a. of late, but inferior kinds
are lower. !Poen and lambs are rather more plentiful ;
the demand is very limited; on the average prices are
lower. aud 'racial remain vomlt. Calves are lower.
From Clermany and Holland there are 343 beasts,
2.800 sheep, end GT.t calves, and from Spain 184 beasts.
iStilch cows. SO. Waste at market. ; sheep and
lambs, 12,5013 ; calves, 76,'t; pip, 130.
Summit, Thunolay.—There vs. II very fall market
%nth .41.4. mutton ••••1 00 00.C.y alow
sale, at lower rates. Beef fetched from riGs to IX).. per
ewt mutton, from 61. to 63.1., and lamb from Gl. to
70. per lb. ; pork mot pip were about the same as lAA
week. There were a great nom, store cattle, and,
•Ithough the keep Is at ;anoint short from lack of
moisture, a good many were sold, though many were
driven back unsold, flows and calves were selling at
coulter prim.; there was about an &verge supply of
cart hone*, and • good many Irish three-you-old nag
colts, but there wan very little doing in them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

THE CORN TRADE.

MARI-LANZ, Friday.—A limited supply of English
wheat wan on sale at Mark-lane to-day. The demand,
however, for all qualities was in • sluggish state, and
the transactions were tncetly restricted to the best NMl-
pies on Wier, at last Monday's prime. The market warn
well supplied with foreign wheat. The demand for all
dewriptions ruled far from active, yet no quotable
citinge too's place in the currency. Floating caoroes of
grain moved off slowly, at previous quotations.
The ripply of barley was very moderate. The detuand,
however, ruled inactive, at late rates—Malt changed
hand, to • fair average extent, at late quotations --
The supply of oats on the stands area tolerably
large, and all descriptions sold heavily, at about sta-
tionary plots. —Bemis awl peas were dal, but without
matcnal change in value from Monday last. --Flour
Both English and foreign flour moved off alowly, at late
arrivals: English wheat:lBoqm ; oats,2o qrs. :
malt. 2,370 gm Irish oats, 370 gra Foreign wheat,
5,120 qr..; barley, 2.260 qr..; °eta, 25,120. flour,
Maglish, 7210 sacks; foreign, 131,1 sacks 2,280 barrels.
BRI,ToL. Thursday. At our market to-day there
was a short supply of English whvat ; the demand was
very inactive, and rale* could only .be made by sub-
to a d.cline of Is. per qr. Foreign 6.1. to Is.
cheaper, with few lanyera Barley sold to • fair extent,
at hitt wash's prices. Indian corn and beans the turn
the•ter. For oats only • retail demand, and prices were
Isaaia the turn in huyers' favour.
Devito% Thursday.—Tbere was • moderate supply
of wheat, which was sold at the prires of last w.ek.
Wheat, beat, 461.. to 80s. ; wecondsry, 391. to 454 ; in.
ferior, 34a. to 3P'.; barley, 27e. to 29..; oats, 22.. to
; beans, 404. t 04434. • peas, 265. to 42.. par quarter;
flour, line—rer sack, 391 to 40.. ; serenda, Ma to :11a,
Livaxeout, Friday. Moderate attendance. Wheat.
In the &Weems of important demand, is without quo-
table change in value. Flour good ' • fresh parcels
wmoitain late rates; all other sorts negheted. Indian
corn very qaiat and rather easier. Mined. 211.. 91.
to 27.. Pgrptisn keens newly ; itaidi, 31k, Gd. on spot;
30a. to arrive. Oats anal oatmeal very dull. Fgyptian
wheat ateady.
WMEILYIELD, Friday—Fresh wheats are held for late
prices, hut there in bal. doing in any quality. Oats
mid beans wit! out alteration.
_ _

Dun% Fnday.—lluderate Pupply of wheat, which
sold .1 ,wly, •118. per qr. decline. Burlcy dull. Oahe
'ad bouts unaltvred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE

Oostaiso _ --es of 150 dlifer.r.t
! artiass of Bog-room Furniture, Ns
100 Bodosoads, aa, Prieto ot every tiese.,:p!..
of Meting.

Designs

Prices

SENT FREE BY POST.

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BIRTH&
Atlealt 2, at Dorchester, the wife of He. Evans, ot
ffigh East-street, chemist, of • daughter.
July 26, at East Stoke, Wareham, the wile of i"
Rev. H. G. T. Elton, of elan.
July W, at Anderson, the wife of the Bar. T. H.
Hour, of a son.
July 28, at Dufferin Lodge, the Lady Dufferia and
Clanehoye, of a eon arid heir.
July 28, t weia„....p,.mara, the wtfe of Yr. W.
Linney, confectioner, of • .on.

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11A.RRIAGES.
July 29, et Henbury, by the Rey. Joseph Clark, 14. k,
rector of Regworth, Leicestershire, amid uncle of the
bride, Job. H. Dereniab, Req. of Weymouth, to
Rosalie Eyre. mooed daughter of Edward Clark, Esq.,
of Brentry, Gloueesteralure.
July 29, at Litton Cheney, by the Rev. James Cox,
Mr. William Bryant, of Race Down, Broadwinaor, to
c.. Sarah. eldest daughter of Mr. C. Pry, of Magill*.
July 77, at the parish church, by the Rev. 8.
Cavan, Mr. James White, of tea, to Anne,
youngest daughter of Mr. Heary ' tailor, the
Green, Caine.
July 27, at Woodeford, Mr. Ileorge Mitchell to Jaw,
eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Crowd. deirt.ell.
July 23, at Blandford, by the Rev. C. J. Ellie., Yr.
Robert lledtou to Sias Cberritt.

DEATHS.
July 31. at his residence, Milford Bill, Salisbury,
Charles William Everett, req.
July 29, at Winchester, Mr. William Patten, Pro-
fessor of music, aged 58 yeara
July 29, at Wincanton, Ur. John Purchase, sou of
the late Mr. Isaac Purchase, of Romsey.
July 31, at Femside, Lower Arkstone, Poole, W.
Pan, Req., Solicitor, aged3o, the respected Captain of
the 4th Donet Rifle Vohit.e,ers (Poole). Deceased was
also clerk to the guardians and superinteadsot
Registrar of the District.
July 29, at Stunninster Newt much respected,
Mr. Samuel Rose, fortnir. o,cc,ltJ
July 26, at her resld,,C4). County-terrace, (ember'
well New-rowl. Perth Collier Deeekor, relict of the
late Captain Samuel Bartlett Deecker, R.N., of Wey-
mouth.

--J-it-cy. 27, at 5, Breve Buildings, Weymouth, Mr. M.
Trimby, coal, aged 50.
July 98, at Shiptou George, Mr. Jame. /Richland
Gale, aged 46
July 29, at 21, Princes-gate, Myde-park, air enema
Creswell, in his 704 h year.
July 29, at Wareham, Sin. Bon+. ragbag:o-
July 26. at Charlton Morahan, the kr of Mr.
Dellar, or dintheria. aged 6 years.
July 1111, at lorliessia. Mr. Joseph Moilkleg. 27 years
Mget AP Indepsadent OL•peli alter • •••11
! Mame. bro• with Chriatiga 84t6we spa 11.16-
nation. I. hi. lath year. lila end was peace.

All communications in relation to whatever de
partment of the Paper are to be addreneed to
the FAitor of the Donut County Erprens and
Agricultural Uautte, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

IMPORTANT SALE OF IMPROVED WEST

COUNTRY DOWN RAM LAMBS.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATZ-BAKCA AND 11N801.) his
beau favour(' with Inctrootinn. from Mr. C. J.
room', of Cenci Abbas, to BELL BY AUCTION, is
tin FAIR YIELD, at 1 o'clock, about

FORTY-ONE SUPERIOR RAY LAMBS.
The great demand Mr. Foollllhae had for some years
ifor his Ram Lambs, and Um success attending hi. First
Hale last year, has induced him again to offer his Lambs
for publie Competition.
Tits Auctioneer, with the greatest confidence, calls the
attention of Flookmaaters to this Sale. the Lambs being
of great size. very isolating, good colour and coustitu-
%ion, aud of lint-rate quality.

DEWLISH,
7 miles from Dorchester. 2 from Puddletown, and
4 from the Moreton Ststion 01 the Southampton
and Donthester Railway.

24(rrice of SALE ai a FIRST.CLASS FLOCK of
BOUTH•DOWN SHEEP and SUPERIOR DEVON
WORKING OXEN.
MR. T. ERROR (Lam' AAAAA AND maws)
has be, u honourod with biers-notions from
General Sir Joaw Mzcucz., K.C.R, to SELL by
AUCTION. on the premises, on TUESDAY, SEP-
TEMBER 8, 1863. his

SUPERIOR FLOCK
al about 1,400 DOWN EWES and lAMBS, 40 RAMS
and RAM 1.4 MRS, and 11 SPLENDID DEVON
WOILICING OXEN.

•
The Auctioneer begs to call the especial attention of
his Agricultural friends to the Sale of thus. ry superior
Snook, and to inform that the Sheep have been bred
by Mr. Best for many years with the greatest aare and
lodgment. commencing with pure Barn from the
ocks of the Duke of Richmond, Mr. James
Harding. arid Mr. E. Pope ; and Com, by crossing
with rams from the celebrated flock of Mr.
'l'. Saunders, of Watercombe. has succeeded in produai ng
a edam of Sheep of rush aid and qdlity, symmetry
sad odour, herding.. of constitution and fineness of
wool. that cannot be excelled or rarely equalled. The
David Oxen are of greet size, fine quality, handsome,
and in very fresh condition.
The Auctioneer hopes that be shall be honoured on
this oreaxion with the presence of a large number of gen-
tlemen who are desirous of Purchasing Stock of a Met-
aled deeeription, and scares them that if they famed
him with their attendance they will not be disappointed
in the emended of the Stook he has the honour of sub-
meanies to their conapetition.
Lad-bead will be provided, and the Sale will den-
ON. at Teo o'clock.
tlatidognes may be obtained • fortnight before the &Is
Aocrionsza, Dorchester, and of Mr. Barr,
Owlish, Dorset.

-nONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
—ln the yesr 1863, £5.000.000 sterling, guar-
anteed by Governmenl, will be allotted monthly in
various sums upward. to 1:26.01)0. An investment of
ONE POUND may recurs £25,000. For Prospectus
(gratis) apply la Yr. FRWICIIICII Stars, Banker, Frank-
fort.sta-the-blaine ; or Letters addressed to bim at 03,
Cheastat'a4aus, Lombard-stmest, Loader*, E.C., will be
bomedialely forwarded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

HOP MARKET.

Bolioccdt, Friday. - The accounts from the planta.
tiosts being more favourable. the busiers• doing in our
market is leas estenairis Good and fine parcels are in
fair ropiest, howeeer, at full quotation.; and inferior
parcels •upport ktonitay's currency. The supply of
foreign bolo oe offer is large for the time of year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

A meeting of the Town Council was held at the
Council Chamber on Monday. Present : the Mayor,
Aldermen Ensor and Curse.; Councillors Bishop,
Frolld, Bennett, Hodges, Aldridge, and Mason.
Mr. EX•011 took his swat as alderman, and addreie
the Mayor aid: Before commencing the regular
business of the meeting I will take this opportunity
of sot nowledging the high honour paid see, during
my obsess at the larn meeting of the Council, in
oleiting me an aidernisii of this aacient borough,
All! ono say in return ~the*ldouB take thu.
aim spas myself as saineunru nuither do 1 ougalor
myself gapsamaaasged, bat 1 afl still %assailants&

in assisting the Conned in carrying out any object
they may have in hand for the improve:neat of the
lmroogh and the wafare and comfort of the
inhabitants.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

TOIMON AND COLONIAL Panuccz, Friday.—ln most
tlewriptions of Colenial and Foreign Produce • steady
buiineas is imriing, and prices have not varied materially
vlorivr the week. "Maar has mold steadily on the •itrit
and tiating, without alteration in prim.. ('off. ma.e.
tains it. previonaly firm position, and clearances con.
tutu. matitfsetnry. The tia market Is still, without
improvement, but tit. little that is doing to at peeving.
rates. Common 9mlities of cocoa have again wold
taadil', prices maintaining an upward tendency. With
the continuance of fine weather the rice markrt is dull.
butmles are not premed. In spices the cinnamon sales
have formed the principal feature. and they have
eatahli•ked an itnprovement of fid. per lb., Inc qualities
laing the best •opported. Favourable crop accounts
have inercamil the heaviness in th• dried fruit trsde,
sad foe currants easier rates are taken. All kinds a
oil are firm, but without activity.

TALLOW MARKET.

Lonnon. Friday. - -Compared with the early part a
the week. there is much less fiminew in the tallow trade,
and prices have declined. lit. P. tersburgh YC. being
quoted at 435. tid per ewt on the spot, and OW to
gna dd. for October to December delivery. Hough fat
at 2a. Id. per Sib.

LONDON BONE AND IAT MARKET, Jrl.4 31.
d.
• 4 6 per cwt.
• 9 0 „
-4 6 „
- 30 „
• 18 6 ,
2 2 per stone.

Marina Store &roes -
11arro. ditto .
_ _

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Butehers' Waste ditto -
Ox Head ditto - •

Rough Staff - •
Butcher.' Rough Fat -

WANTED TO RENT—the FEED of the
A FTER-OR Vitt of tmm 5 to 20 ACRES of
PASTURE or MEADOW LAMD.—Apply to " XV.,"
M the Dorset Fspress oMoe.

()LICHFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL L%UNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
SWIM • cosniouriox DT SOME OF THE MOOT
sciiirrinc URN OF THE AO, OF TN/
81.7PERIOK QUALITIM OF THIS
WORLD-RENOWNED STARCH.
Said ta Pastors of IL, Id., 3d.. 4d., and Bd. nob, by
all mreetable Orooers, Chandlers, Oilmen, kc.
WOTHIIMPOON is Co. OLOOOOw AND LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

HUNTING A PPO INTM &NTS.

The East Dorset Hoitads--Wedneeday, Chettle
Wood; Friday, Belchalwell—at 10.45.
The Blackmeor Vale Foxlionnds—Toomlay (this
day) Stockbridge; Friday, Ven—at 11.
Mr. Radclyffe's Hounds—Tuesday (this day)
Piddle Wood; Friday, Doles Ash Hones—at 11.
The Devon and Somerset Stag Hounds—Tuesday
((his day) Cloutaham ; Friday, Haddon—at 10.45.
The West Somerset Fox Hounds—Tuesday (this
day) Dunrger Kennel; Friday, Wick Park—
et 10.30.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds Wednesday, Mr.
Hemmer's, If artinstown ; Friday, Look ;
Eggardon Hill—at 11.

AU communications in relation to whatever dir
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express aid
A orindlturol Oa tette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

CFIARCIE OF TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME

To the Editor.

Sri ,—I wish particularly to nil public attention lb m
cam brought hams the Wimborne Bench of Magistrates.
recently, in which a highly respectable farm labourer,.
who bad served on one farm for upwards of 40 years,.
was charged Irith traipses in search of gains. The enly
evidence given went to show that on • certain monitor
this poor man wan near his son's hedge, with what—eot.
• gin, or mare, or gun, but with a . NM Trap" in his.
hand. No evidence was gives that he had ever set it,
but it mu drawn out by the attorney for the defesee•
Frederick Freeman) that though there ware
'plenty of rate," there warn "but very little gain.," be,
bad never seen any littlegame but only • " rat or two."
The field in which the defendant was found wee a direct
cut from the defendant's house to that of his son. Tb•
cam entirely failed. One of the magistrates, Rev. C. J.
Glyn very justly censured those who brought such a
ease before them. My reason, for commenting on this
ease are twciold.-Id, That it"is now proverbial that the
magStralse generally in agricultural districts get more
prep:mama and severe in game trespass oases than I.
any others brought before thero,almost inducing ksepen,
ho., to speculate beyond proof or their duty ; and find,
to trust that from the publicity given to this IWO
keepers and watchers and all other game preserves*
will take warning and hesitate before they Um bring
up poor labourers, trying to ruin the good same of m-
arauding men before • public court of magistrates,.
simply to get ecial and promotion from their 'neaten.
Mr. Freeman had ample 4efence, but spared the prom-
imam of this disgraceful attempt, after the reproof
from the Christian painstaking observation of the Eay.
Carr Glyn, who is well-known to be ILO antagonist of
wilful poaching as any in the county of Donet.—l am,
dear Sir, yours truly,
ONE WHO WORKED 50 YEARS WITH POOR.
"TRAPPER" OF 40 YEARS STANDING.

fIOILEBSETSHIRE IN THE TIME OF WILLIAM
THE OONQUEROIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

MIDDLE CHINNOCK, SOMERSET.

MO be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Ganes
_1 Holm, Cara xxxxx on THURSDAY, the
19th day of NOVEMBER instant, by Mr. B. 11.
CORNELIUS, at four o'clock in the afternoon (subject
to such conditions as win be then produced), all th+t
FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE
Orchard, Garden, and Premises, situate at Middle
Chinnock aforesaid, now in the occupation of Mr.
Brreox, &ad of which immediate possession caa be
given. . _ _

fiT • House *onside of Drawing Room. Dining Boom,
Pantry, China Pantry, Larder, Kitchen, and Back
Kitchen • Large and excellent Pollan, six Bedrooms
and one Lrenaing Boom, large Water Closet, and Lumber
Boons.

—F
IT. • ere w a new three-stalled Stable and Catch House,
with Store }loom and Hay Loh over, Can Houses,
Fowl Howe, ice.
The House upstairs is well supplied with rain water,
and down stairs with spring water.
There is a good walled Garden and an Orchard, both
very productive, which, with the LIMB, comprise about
one acre.

As.COTTAGLI or DWELLING HOUSFS,
situate in Middle Chionock. hold for a term of 99 years,
on two healthy lives, now awl respectively about
90 and I&_ _ _

Ch in Dock is within en nay diatomite of Loa
Poltanore's end the Blackmon Vele foxhounds, coed
&boot three miles from the Crewkerne Station of the
London end South Western Railwa7. and about siz
miles from the market town of Yeovil.
To view the Premises apply to Mr. Krnsos at the
Dwelling Boom% end for farther particulars to
MR. J. M. TEMPLBRAN,
Solicitor, Crewkerna
2nd November, 1153.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

RINGWOOD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

On Friday • meeting of this society was held, when
the following prises were awarded to the agricultural
labourers employed in the district for the best plough-
ing. hedging, nckmaking, and thatching. and also for
the best display of root crops among the farmers. The
ploughing took placein a large field at Kineetone, in the
occupation of Mr. LA.. A great number of persona
attended to witness the competition. The effective
manner in which the work in the different classes was
performed by the various workmen, reflected the
highest credit on the labourers in the Vale of Avon,
and In some instances the judges had great difficulty
in making their awards. On the completion of
the work the committee and a number of the
supporters of the society sat down to an excellent dinner
at the Crown Hotel, provided by Mr. W. Catalan. The
chair was taken by John Monied, Esq., who, on there-
moral of the cloth, proposed the customary loyal toasts,
which were well received and duly honoured. Other
toasts of • local chew:ter followed, and several good
soap were sung. The following prises were awarded
during the proceedings :
A champion prime of El 104., for ploughing, con-
tended between James Vatcher, in the employ of Mr.
H. Barrett, and Samuel Legg, in the employ of Mr.
Henry Bone, IFAI awarded to Samuel Legg.
Ploaglaisg. —Class L- let prise, James Barnes, ear.
vast to Mr. Bites, £2; 2nd, Chart*, Warne, servant to
Mr. Sudden, El • 3rd, Themes Adel, servant to Mr.
Barrett, 10s. Nine competitors.
Class 2.—lit prise, Charles Tarrant, serviint to Mr.
Bons. £2; 2nd. George King, servant to Mr. W. Ayks,
Fl; 3rd, Henry Colas, servant to Mr. Bone, 10s. Seven
competitors.
Mu 3.-Ist prise, Samuel King, servant to Mr. W.
Aykii. FR; 2nd, Georgo Kendal, servant to Mr. Chamer,
Fl; 3rd, Thomas Bill., servant to 111 r. B. Baden, 10s.
Four competitors.
Hedrug.—let prise, George Frampton, servant to
Mr. Hillier, ; 2nd, George Kendal, servant to Mr,
Bockland, El ; 3rd, Robert King, servant to Mr. J.
Bliss, 10s. Eight competitors.
Ritkatakiag.—Onesinitis Barrow, servant to Messrs.
R. and F. Tuck. El.

-77A-o-te.iiiii.L.ic7l; Penny, 'anent to Mr. Borne, EL
Root &vs.—For the best 3 &eras 01 enengol4.-Ist
prise, Mr. Henry Bone, £3; 2nd, lire. Whiteher, the
entries, 10s. Four competitors.
For the best 5 acres of swedes—Lst prise, Mr. Henry
Bone, £5; 2nd, Mr, Law, the entries, 17s. &L Seven
oompeti.tors. - .

Fr the best 5 acres of eommon turnips—ld prise,
Mr. Chemen, £5; Rod, Mr. ii Berrett, the entries, ss.
The following prism were also given by Mr. Biotech,
for roots grown from seed supplied by him:—
For 3 sores of the beat swedes-Ist prise, Mr. Whit-
cher, £3; 2nd, Mr. Law, the entries, lOs. Your own-
petitora
For 2 sores of best mengold-I.t plias, Mr. Whiteher,
52; 2nd, Mr. Cheapen, lb. entries, 7a 6d. Three
competitors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

T" great increasing demand for Dr,
COFFIN'S INDIAN PILLS ham induced h.= to
appoint retail agents for certain districts in the country,
that the numerous applicants, apart from than who
professionally ooneulthite, may oonveniently obtain them
In the loonlitiee in which they midi. AU disorders
originate from obstructions in ems* of the organ• or viscere
of the grate's!. whieh prevent • from circulation and
action of the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impediments, and restore to health the
deranged eyetem, oonetitutes the great secret of the
healing art To give again a tone to the stomach and
invigorate the liver, is to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the nature of the disease ; for in all
local and general obetrustions those two important
=are affected, either directly or by sympathy. The
AN PILLS are, then, offered couldently by the
diecovvrev of them ea the most eels sad certain means
to produce this, and those who try them will realise the
happy result.
AS Dr. Corriere work., 'otaaaic Guide to Health;
Treatise OD Miderdery,” ha, ke., can be obtained of
his coestry agitate, or at Si, Moetegarplees, auseell•
square. Loudon.
Sout Arrows= Angers. Groves, Blmwtfind
Keats, Dorchester; Bentley, Wiesboene ; Roberts I
Son, Shaft...bury Brovelli Weywroeth ; Coppochr
Bridport ; Manning, Yeovil; Darned, Sberborne ;
Streersoo, Creerkerme ; Ooppoch.Selisbury. Whole's*
22, Mooting-place, Leudos.

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE
a ay fro IreoliNl vllk WWI la the flessneek I
1111~affs, Wks PlO3 WOODCOCK% WIND Plasul;Li
• mlie esisbrlO, pow. Wm of Cella, offlL Of ell re-
• voldon of If 44 rdb Illy ft Inn lc pal ON II IVO
▪ foon Pop Ifirsdesek, Priert. Uww/IN,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

/110 BE SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
in the month of DECEMBER nest (unless pre-
vionaly disposed of by private liontract). two undivided
third.parts of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at
North Perrott, in the county of Somervet, containing
56A. 2a. 30r., now in the occupstion of Mr. 0110101 t
°Annan ; and also one undinded fourth-part of a
LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Misterton, in the
same eounty, containing 16A. 3s. lip., now in the
occupation of Mr. R. L•WitIICI.
. .

AOd at the same time,— two newly erected
COTTAGFAI, with the Field Gardens adjoining, sitesta
ID Misterton, eontaining la. On. 13y., now in the mon-
potion of Mr. GIORGI JIMMY, and an ORCHARD
walled "Con'. Orchard," also Aladin in Misterton, *ob-
taining IA. lb. 31r., and now in the occupation of Mr.
NIWIIIIIIT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

PRIZE RIFLE SHOOTING.

The annual competition by the members of the Bland-
ford rifle corps for the D'Oyly cup, and various other
prises given by the °gloom, non.commiasioned officers,
and tradesmen of Blandford, took place on Thursday
and Friday. In isonsequence of the 9011•011 being for
advanced, and cold winds prevailing, very few, except
those specially interested, were present. It is to be
hoped that for the future • more suitable period of the
year, (such am the end of Angust or beginning of Sep-
tember) will be chosen. which will have the additional
advantage of enabling the competitors to conclude in
two days what they have been obliged to take dine
for. Tbe shooting commenced each day soon after 9
o'clock, and was certainly for superior to any previously
made during the etheon. The only worn finished were
for the D'Oyly cap and the headmaster's prise. The
worthy baronet, whose eon very kindly gives • cup for
annual competition, was present on Thursday, and took
great interest in the proceedings. Annexed is the
score—

-- •
11Luna D'Orure Car, value £5. Ranges 200, 300,
and 500 yards, 5 rounds at each range. 45 oompetitots.

BQUAD
200 yda 300 yds, 5007 d.. Tot
Ensign Atkinson - 02302 22232 4200r-24
Sergeant-Major Abbott 00020 00300 ret.
L.neo-o,rporal &dont 02323 22302 44202-31
Private Gibbs - • 02100 02000 00 rat,

„ 9,lmnday- - ?222 20900 00 rst.

„ Martin
.7

- 03222 20320 00 rel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

Sporting intrUigrna.

LORD STAIITOILD. —Much sensation has been crested
at Newmarket by the movements that have lately taken
place in oonnexion with Lord Stamford'. stud. We
undentand that, on Monday, his lordship sent a
peremptory order to Joseph Dawson, his late trainer,
to deliver up every horse and all elfecia belonging to
him, and twenty-live of the home were sent to William
Butler's—am many as the latter could accommodate.
The remainder, including Lionosina, were sent to Johnny
Daley's. At Worcester, last week, It was currently
reported that Mr. Naylor had given £25,000 for Lord
Stamford's stud, which includes all the horses in train-
ing, saddles, cloths, bridles, ko- We cannot vouch for
the strict accuracy of the statement that Yr. Naylor has
purchased the lot, but we are informed positively that
Godding had a distinct commission to perches. Lord
Stainford's team if they could be bought or 230,000.

Great strength, combined with aboioe flavour, Is con-
sidered indispensable in Tea, and to insure " a good cap,"
the infusion must be um& with young haves. The in-
genious Cblueem with • view to disguise mid get rid of
bro„ wowithund sari, "hoe' the leaf with mineral
colour, oonstquently it is evidently that those who
desire reliabl• tea must puntears it undisguised;
snob tea is imported by liarnimen and Co., London:
their green is • dark give hue not bluish —it
is with their black, terms, very medicats, end diem in
flavour. To Wears its remising the pisrehmer at • Axed
velar, it is sold by soereditad amain in milled reeirain,
with ta. prim misted on each, and ivied irlEoraim"
and Co., original importers of the pure lice
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

STARCH IdANUFACTURIRS

TO H. B. H. THE PRINCESS Of WALIA
GLENYIELD PATENT STARCH.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1552.
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AAA Preersanied by Her Majesty's Laundries to he
THE MEET STARCH SHE EVER USED.
HER MAJESTrB LACE DRUMM

DIOLATTO IT TO II
THE BEST BHE HAS TRIED;

AND Tag ADO—TX *WAND XT 1110113 01 TUX NOW MD-

NUT 101=11/10 NMI 01 MI Ma
CONFIRMS ITS SUPERIORITY.
WOTIIMPOON h Co., Gunn on Loma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-10

To the Editor.

be leave to inform you and your west
country radon that when William the Conqueror was
sing there were 328 mills in Use county of Somenek
as shown by the famed Domesday Book; but as Ibis
number may seem startling. I mast also inform you that
the mom authority gives 313 as the number of mills is
Hampshire, and NO in the smaller county of Wilts.
Of the number of churobee in Somerset at that p.ria
the Doomsday Book makes mentioe of but 12, whilst is
Hampshire 121, and in Wilighire 33 are nodes!. 711*
number of fisheries in Somerset is retained M 12, awl
the number of vineyards at six, of whie live formed
part of the poseissons of GlaesooliugAbbey. Your
markets are also mentioned, namely. Hohmtwr_ with int
appendages retsinsed of Um yearly value of £4O ; Prase.
at 48s. hi!.; Taunton at 50s. ; and Kilverion at 10s.
The following is the Doomsday Book mottos of the
manor of fridgwater. "Fannin bolds of water de
Dowei ltagewerro, and two Thanes held it as two manors
in the thee of Kin Edward, and it was messed at two
bide.. (sad Is two owroootow(aboat 260 acres)
of which one is in demesne (or in hand) and the other is
„wormed by two rilleins (oopyholders), and eight
borderer.. -Here are nine sores of meadow, and the
enh, worth (in the nuns of King Edward) lig., sad
now 2054--1 rattan,
October 91.
A FRIEND AT A META-NCR.
1883.

g
Printed sad published for the Proprietor, by CIIAILLON
W InTIULD MILLARD, oi Dorchester, Risher, st the
ote. ol ru Dorset Oolotto XrProssight.ilreivitmik
Doreliester, Tsseday, November 10,

L-• (//•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

FOR LADIES.

JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES,
Sixpence per Bottle. "Any one ran use them.°
SCARLET I GREEN VIOLET
ORANGE BLITZ BROWN
PINK MAGENTA I MAUVE

In a b.uin of hot water, Ribbons, Silks, Merinos, Hand-
kerchiefs, Scarfs, Stockings, ete ~ may be dyed the most
brilliant colours in a few minutes. A single trial will
insure their constant use. Wholesale of DANTIL
JUDSON and SON, Drt salters, 10, Scott's-yard. Bosh-
lane, London. Retail of Chemist* everywhere; or fees
by post for eight stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

Itampsbirr.

SOUTHAMPTON.—Tnit MARRIAGIC or ma
Pitmen or WALE& --The volunteer riflemen in the
various Berkshire towns received intelligenee at the
latter pan of last week to the effect that their
gallant commanding officer, Lieutenent.Colemel
Loyd Lindsay, V.C., had tendered the services of
the battalion as a guard of honour to his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales on the occasion of
his marriage at Windsor. and that a reply had
been given intimating that such services would
he graciously accepted. The volunteers of the
Royal county, who number nearly 1,000, hays
manifested • general desire that no time shall be
led in making necessary preparation by drill, km,
for the auspicious occasion. —A. memorial is in
coarse of signature to the Mayor of Southampton,
requesting his worship to call a public meeting to
decide on the most loyal and suitable means of cele-
brating the marriage of the Prince.
SIMIOUS ACCILMNT. —Oa Thursday morning at
an early hour the gasometer belonging to the gas
'x'O,P•BY at Ella Cowes. Isle of Wight, exploded,
killing Mr. G. Bellows, the manager, and a youth
named Strickland, eon of the Steward at Parkhurst
Pram.

_ __
Mr. Thomm Matcham, the landlord of the
Dolphin Hotel, Southampton, dicd on Wednesday.
The Dolphin barn been a celebrated family hotel for
the nobility for nearly 200 para. Mr. Match/tan
was also an extensive omnibus and coach pro-
prietor and mail contractor, and was the purveyor
to many of the refreshment rooms on the South-
Western Railway.

THE OLD LA.BB OF DORCHESTER TOWN.

,co. It now tn pan
Then was &I 1 014 Isms

tons,
Her same Arm remade :
"be via. dwy us abet.
And sea non so old c.lleo dews.
Tier broalblog was nook.
Aid see ...idol wtli opesk.
Withuot ruing woe bins unkind.
Illee'd is socked sof er look
Llk• worn, wen book.
And Ws poor old soul Ira. ladle bk.&
She played slth a Ife
To elmer op her
. . .ii.. ..

-
Mid So beep lier • Pi maw awake,
for the Liberal fake
With their DerNefol2* Jobe',
DU the ebt woman'. Labelled libel*.

audition 111. Porn,
Nur young niegruns,
Hostas. they k pt moving about
Shed hav• kcut tboul idle Kill
Ith • Yearly gnat lull,
But tit. poor *id .oel couldn't pi: out.

Fort Kest =who brr UI
Tboutb oho look tle btu, p4ll
Th.i Ik. uwo,,p,scribod for bet eon ;
Alkd lb. ULM Irmo bee elor
All r•toly aro dries.
For each oula aro but to fedora.

When Kw ow wished.
Of Cowen We* mind.
Ad twirls Moog Waal as they were,
The old woman toee
dad religiously Met.
"

-71iO-slia.i;;;;a1VIli; • MaraS bare.
soomed gaii• away.
Like • cold a ..p.e Ow lay.
limit of • I notion or Ilfo;
Wht • h.rotor dertor maw,
(0,0 &yam • a hi. .am.,)
To ow Is sargi..•ll.illa,

Bs opened • ?Nu,
Thong lk tt owed bit• much pas.
T • see I( bl•utl mod a WA,
Then vs. me elreulatlou,
But utur Oar Gaon,
Btu. old woes Iraq .11 full of "AL

Let a requiem he acing
WIIh a vagrerfal ham.
FM Ikea who as lore aaa dispLay,
La bary them deep.
••41 may they always s'esp.
Doan, tar la Um .114 cold day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

SLATE! SLATE!! SLATE!!!

TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS.
rrHE Quarry Owners haring again raised the
PR ICE of SLATE at the QUARRIES,
CHARLES A. LEWIN calls the sttontion of the
above to the facial his having inch • LABOR STOCK
on band, ha is enabled to OFFER THEM AT THE
OLD PRICE&
SLATE RIDSDCG AND LATHS.
Wed Batts, Poole, January 51h, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

FORWARD YOUR BUTTER TO LONDON

AND RECEIVE

LONDON

MARKET

PRICES,

AND AN
IMMEDIATE CASH REMITTANCE
PER BANK oRDER ON THE WESTERN BRANCH OF THE 114NIE OF ENGLAND, CON-
VERTIBLE ,11111EDIATELY AT ANY BANKERS IN THE IHIffRICT.

FURNISHED UPON APPLiolgrolrlidtr rrnfirMitre-1
WITHOUT TROUBLE TO CONSIGNOR—

snillas,

ADDRESS CARDS, ADDRESS LABELS, ADDRESSED ENVELOPES,

EXPEDITING, FACILITATING, AND TIME SAYING.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

HOLWORTH,

"Theee end a•balf Miles fmtn the Moreton Station of the
Amitliaropton and Dorehmter ltallway ; One and s-
hall Mile from Ower Moiene.

NIIt T. ENSOR (KATZ— DAKILIt AND LNA0111)
has been favoured with instructions from Mr.
ftacanuan. who is quitting the Farm, to NELL hr
At'rloN. ou the Premises, on T111.R61 /A V,
FEBRUARY 19th, MA —The following valnahle
DAlltY COWS, HEIFEItS. HORSES, and 1111.1. E.
3IENT6 ; coinnrising 23 Dairy ('we, whit wills
calves and other* vac., calving, 7 three-vear•old Ncifers
in colt Black Cob. 6 years old, lth hands high,
'wood, coil quiet to ride and drier,. Black rob Pone, 6
rare old. 13 baud. Ligh. gAirt to ride aud driVe, 3
ism...rhea Ploughs by Wightman, Ave-share &atoll
Plougb, neatly new.

The *bow Cow. are. of the lieray,d. D.von. ."
a treat size. aad extraordinary
good alliabas.
trelremisreara will be prorided, and tits Bale inn
estuarine* at Two o'clock precisely.

PRIZE MEDAL,
AWARDS° FOS TUB
GLENFIELD STARCH
By the Jurors .1 (1...?. International Exhibition 1862
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH IS
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
And Pronounced Ly Her Majesty's Laundress to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LACE DRESSER
DICLABZI IT TO 1111
THE )31....4T SHE HAS TRIED;
AND THE AMY/ AWARD BY SOME OF THE HOST /WI
SET SCISXTIFIC NE N Or THE SON
CONFIRMS IT SUPERIORITY
WOTHERSPOON t ea. GLASGOW AND LONDON.

MONEY SPECULATION GUARANTEED

BY GOVERNMENT

A N Income for One Pound. mouth],
Drawinip. Prospectus antis. Apply
J. DALTIOVF, Wish 011los. Fraalttorloos•tins-
Maine.

Lett«re addreareJ to "J. DALTROPI, 12, Leogtoun-
street, Portland-place, Leedom, W.," will be ieneedi•
Melly forwarded to Freekket, post-Iris.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

NO MORE RHEUMATISM!!!

_
EMERY'S MARVELLOUS CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM, in one week. without roodiskst.
Obtainable outs through the Patentees. Post fres ftie
14 stiunps. Address, Riuery k Co., 18, Dorast-sleekb,
Portuad•winses, London, W.

--
GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOES
SUFFERERS.

nit. SMITH has)ust published a FIUCX
EDITION of 20.000 copies of THE WARNIXO
VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND.
work on Um Cute of Nervous Debility, LOOS of Mem"
Dimness of sight, Lassitade, lodigestion, Dislike le
Society, Sperrostorrboes, Local Weakness, Mumsabor
Raiwoion, Languor, Listlessness, Deprendoo, boo
which, if neglected, result in Consamptioo, 'atonality,
and Premature Death ; with plain directiems for poefeek
restoration to health and vigour. The Book will be
sent. post-free, to any address, on ys.sl4ofad
envelope, enclosing two portage stomps.—Addreebrg
Sorra, 8, Bartamortemest, Tavistocksquare, Lending
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

ritultag

4diker.

Agents wanted to CASSELL'S COFFEES and
TEAS in every plus where there ia not one already.
For Tonna, apply to .101 IN CAMEL], and Co., 80,
FENCHURNIATREST. LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

TEE WILCO= TRIM Ili 7111111111 DI 0070•11r101
Of ITERY EOM—Prim Ow Puny.

FATLY HERALD.

"It, Wesees quite u well written as the best circulat-
ing library stories. The answers to correspondents can-
not be lictitious, for, if they were, • romance and • life
history being embodied in aimed each of them, ti c liter
would be as great • genius as we now consider bin, to be
• miracle of general inforraation."—Selerdeir Herm.
"II must be rid of the Family Herold dist it is the
=reading of all rsrely amusing literature; it is
• family paper. —Literary Guar
Lour :B. BIAS* 101, gnus, W.C.; mad Iteeirit/rre.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

CATTLE MARKETS.

Werltedbritteasi, Thersday.—Our market to-day we.
!Aril sapplied with beast., both as to number and
quality. All breeds moved of slowly, nevuthelus
llondsy's prices were supported. The top quotation
was 4s. 10.. L par Me. Tim show of sheep war agars
Smiled, nevertheless sales progressed slowly, at lam
rates. The best Downs realiaed se. 104. per albs
Wen, the nipply of which was limited, cousinanded
a steady sale. at an advanoe in priors of 24. per
The quotations ranged from 41. 2d. to I'm 24. per fibs.
'There sais • fair demand for pip, at full currencies;
but mulch *owe were very dell. Tb• highest price for
pork wa. 4.. &I. per Ma—Total supply beasts, 1000;
sheep, 3520 ; calves, 200; pigs, 312. —Foreign supply :
beasts, 190; sheep, 180; calves, 140.
Buena, Tbnroday.—The supply of cattle at the
market to-day was considerably larger than last week,
width., Irish supply was also very large. The supply
of home-fed, including a good number of Devon., waa
larger than the average, and the beasts generally were
of superior description. There was a 'up supply of
sheep, and decidedly of a better qsality than those of
previous weeks, and the sale of both beef and mutton
was brisk. Beef maintained it. former prices, but the
mutton scarcely realised so high figures. There was •
good number of eows and calves, bat they were not
eif superior clam. There were souse good irraCers. and
there being • good domend they sold well, and fully
niaintained their former rates. The stook of .tore
rigs was large, bet the We was not lively, yet Dm
demand is evidently better. There were comparatively
hut few fat piss,yet those were of excellent quality. The
number of calves was larger than we have seen this
season, bet there was not much inquiry after them. The
*apply of horses was larger, but the sale was slow.
Prices : beef, 565. to 62..; mutton, ; fat pigs, t.
per score caws and calves ranging from £l2 to £I6 ;
calves, Ira. to Wks. ; hones varying greatly according to
deseription.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
1.11 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
I. . the Pulele that be is SELLING COALS at the
shave Stations, at the following NUCES. for CASH,

Al the NoWA-Western Station—
Best Walls End Coals Is. 34. per,eart.
&nail Ditto. for Smiths ... Is. Oa. '
Neweastle Steam Coal Id. "
esters At the Great r. tation—
Malden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.*
Best Radstook Coal lOO. 100.
Small ditto 6.1. 641.
Beat Ballo
I 1 ed. 1146.
Best Tenby Stone Coal Is. bd.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Camp.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate chsrges.
Beat Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. F. Locx, Post Office, or by
Mr. R. Hiu..ist the G. W. Station. will ha onnetnalli
am-n. 44
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-03

A WORD TO FEMALES.

The local debility and irregularities which are the
'gerbil annoyance of the weaker sex, and which, when
neglected, always shorten life, are relieved for the time
being and prevented for the time to mime, by • course
of this mild but thorough alternative.