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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

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Gives to the virtiases and Ike 100 d.
A Parade" Wry."
Post free for Six...Stumm open ends, or 14 in di
Sookd Envelope.
MHE FORBIDDEN BOOK, on marriage,
its disqualilications and their removal; the
mwdern treatment of apermatorrhom, syphilis, stricture,
kit, with rules and initnerotui prescriptions for the
speedy cure by very simple means of nervotistess,
debility, and all the more common diseases and
Supposed inomsble nu:ladle of Utei sexual system By
Dr. W. Ds Boos. L.A.C., Am, of tA4
&colt de Medicine, Po 4• ; Oration!, in Medicine
Surgery and 3E4:heifer,: Licentiate ef the Bova
Society qf Apothecarlei;44-
Fottoostoly by the prefect law, none but t*: reef
Physician or Surgeon dire attach M.D. or M.8.C.11. to
his name cowl openly advertise his fees, as heavy
penalties and imprisonment would be incurred. 'The
public should therefore guard assists. Ike semen.
amumptions of breavieh Awake and imposites OM are
not medical oxen at all, but impndeatlir afffieJlkaws-
selves "Dr." "Professor," bL/1..A.8.„
Ice., in order to mislead the unwary
ralabato Vasa. tn
& age
erecter. None of these men know'. Alen of
the deseases they piofess to tan.ot " ? 1101 F ,filles
may, by reading the above wOrk.
Prom long practical observation-hi
Ltatitutloas of this -country -ea the ienUMM, the -
Author has had aoinewbat unusual facilities for
acquiring that uniform anemia, which has hitherto
qhfmnterized hia practice,. ,and be refers with, prtds to
the inimben he has been isetrumental to r:ring to
1. heath and happiness: wailse to all whoused suck aid
4a.. offers every •aseirinas of. :speedy iroatersiften.
Patients at I dqtaaco sitpuid terward a detail of their
ease by letter, enolcuiinlg El Ili:Tor ark* and medicines,
which verbs' MEI by bers.i Itolialliadorders to be
made payable at the Gemmel Post Mee, to Dr.
WALTS.B.DE.ll.ooll,46ll.JklGlisibfeelasesselliseies-
but* figkers, London. Houle f sedSMuOlll lin 2,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

DISCHARGE.

FrSurplus Fund
iretrted wilt sag Com-

The Balance due on the 20th November, brought forward ...
No. of Total A 1110114“ Of
Depositors. each Claw.
164 Whose respective Balances on the 20th November, 1861 (including a. d.
Interest), did not exceed £1 each ... ... 47 16 0
553 Ditto were above £1 and not exceeding Di each ... ... 1394 0 0
365 Ditto were above £6 and not exceeding £lO each 2504 19 11
234 Ditto were above £lO and not exceeding £l5 each ... 2801 5 4
168 Ditto were above £l5 and not exceeding £2O each ... 2803 16 1
230 Ditto ware above £2O and not exceeding £3O each ... ... 5553 10 2
187 Ditto were above £3O and not exceeding £4O each ... ... 6314 810
111 Ditto were above £4O and not exceeding £5O each ... 4980 15 4
142 Ditto were above £.150 and not exceeding £75 each ... ... 8522 14 7
100 Ditto were above £75 and not exceeding £lOO each ... ... 8457 10 5
76 Ditto were above £lOO and not exceeding £125 each 2527 8 3
41 Ditto were above £125 and not exceeding £l5O each ... 5603 14 3
94 Ditto were above £l5O and not exceeding £2OO each ... 16119 10 3
12 Ditto exceeding £2OO 3124 15 1

2467 Total No. of Depositors
30 Charitable Societies ...
17 Friendly Societies ...

By Sums actually paid to Depositors £ e. d.
in
1 Money, including Interest,
within the year ending 20th No-
vember, 1861 ... I=2 12 10
7,g By Sums actually paid for Manage-
, ment within the said year ... 221 17 1
Balance on the General
Account invested with
the Commissioners for
_ I the Reduction of the
o: National Debt, includ-
o .
z teg Interest, on 20th
November, 1861 ... 79180 5 10
.4
Ditto on Amount of Se-
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miesioners 2560 0 0
Ditto in the Kends ;34
Herbed Williewe, lig.
Mimic r ... 460 4 1
82190 9 11

£94634 19 10

Tbe Rate of Annual Interest allowed to Depositors is £3 per Cent.
£ s. d.
82190 9 11 (A)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, JAIL 20,
o - The business done here was not very brisk, but
there was a fair average market,—Buyers of first
dam breeds and sheep were plentiful and a good
deal was done by London purchasers. There was a
considerable falling off in stock, owing, no doubt,
An the increased severity of the weather. The
of heads of cattle in the market at
*lift -Was 3,360. !The number of sheep returned
el/if the market authorities was 17,450. being a
eight increase in the number as compared with that
tetarned on Thursday last. The prices were slightly
"In advance, the average ranging from—Beef, 4s 84 to
is 4d ; Mutton, 4s 10d to 6s ad ; Pork, 4a 8d to 5s ;
Veal, 4. 8d to 6. 4d.

N.,
-PROVISIONS.
BACON.—Market very dcll this week; prices down'
with • prospect of being lower. Ms is the extreme
rate for sizeable sides. Stocks are accumulating very
fast at York. York hams, 79a to 921; Irish ditto,
80. to 991.

Burren.—Friealand butter in good demand, having
made 124 s to-dry. Jersey rather dull, nt 28 lower.
Foreign butter in steady request, and Irish butter
firm

CREtel.—The trade dull, but prices kept up by
small supplies. Edam, 48e to 56s ' • Gonda, 34s to 40.;
Canter 16i to 18s; American, 465. to 50s.
LARD.—Trade heavy, at 60. to 76s for bladdered, and
50s to 66. in kegs and firkins.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

BOROUGH POTATO MARKET.

FRlDAY.—During the past week the arrivals, both
coastwise and by rail, have been quite equal to the
demand. The trade is glow for all sorts, with the as.
ception of best samples. The following are this day's
vuotations:—Yorkshire Flukes, 130 s to 160.; York-
shim Regents, 190 s to 140.; Lincolnshire ditto, 110 s to
130 e; Dunbar ditto, 130. to 140.; Perth, Forfar, and
Fife ditto, 90. to 118.; ditto Rocks, Ms to 90.; French
whites, 80s to 90s per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

about to inaugurate
from that city tot)
'otthet Pope and'
auggeata

frelanb.

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In the courts of Saturday a carious piece of antiquity
dropped out in the Court of Chancery, DuWilli Robert
Briddick, who was 160 years ago a loyal Member of the
now extinct Corporation of Trim, mute a will by which
he left the interest upon the sum of £BOO for ever, in
trust, for four Protestant freemen of the town of Trim,
and to their cons, in order that each might get every
year a coat and • pair of breeches of gray cloth, lined
with green baize, or serge; else • waistcoat with brass
I" buttons stockings, Ice., wi ed. a-week in bread, and
some of 15s. and 108. on El. principal feativals. Such of
the freemen's sons as we apprenticed to the woollen
trade were to be snppli with a Bible and Prayer-book
each. In time the fun accumulated to £1,900. As
there are noir no Prote tent freemen in the town of
Trim it is impossible apply the funds in the way
directed. The Lord Cli neellor ordered them to be
brought into court, and d , dad the Mader to inquire
t Whether the will of the tator could be carried out,
audit not that a scheme mialit be devised.
SECRET SOCIETIES IN ISELAND.—A IMblin paper
says :—" From various source, we learn that agents,
employed for the purpose, ire going through the
country, swearing in young 'Junin • ' Brotherhood ' for
some political and illegal object.` The oaths are of a
ter\
desperate and treasonable cliarae . It is stated that
the authorities are now in nominal of the names of
some of the persona who bad the folly and criminality
to become members of • secret confede ay, and the But
ought to operate as • timely warhi g to innocent
people who might be entrapped in ignorance of the con-
sequences."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

A report-41nd Mr. neneage would retire from the
representation of Lincoln, and offer himself to the
electors of Grimsby, vacant by the succession of Lord
Woreley to the House of Lords, has brought addresses
to the Lincoln electors from Mr. J. Hinds Palmer and
Mr. Bramley-Moore.
The representation of Shoreham 'being vacant, Sir
Percy Bunch l has issued an address as a candidate for
the vacant seat. The baronet says :—"The aspect of
public affairs seems of itself to render it unnecessary
for me to enter into details of political questions: 1
am, indeed, thankful that the demands which justice
and the outraged honour of England have compelled
Her Majesty's Government to insist on from the
United States, have been acceded to; and en this all-
important question is set at rest, I trust for ever.
Living, as he whom we mourn did, amongst you our
interests Cr. identical, and I shall hope to follow his
footsteps in the necessary attention to your local in-
terests which the varied character of the constituency
requires from your representative." No opposition has
as yet been hinted, nor is any expected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

General average for 26 years MOO 15 3

I am, Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
CHARLES M. WILLICH,
Actuary University IM. Assurance Society.
25, Suffolk-street, Pall Mall East, LW,
11th January, 11162.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

CHEAP CURES FOR GREAT DISEASES 1

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

OLD SORES AND OLD SKIN DISEASE.

The seed@ of these disorders are effectually expelled
by this penetrating Unguent, not only from the miner-
finial parts, but from the internal tissues likewise. Any
case, °Ten if of 20 years' standing, speedily yielda to its
influence.

HEMORRHOIDS—TIL, AND ABSCEf3SES.
Thowends suffer severely for years from these annoy-
ing complaints through false delicacy. Let such pur-
chase a pot of Holloway's Ointment, read the direetions
which accompany it, act upon them to the letter, and
they will, without difficulty, succeed is obliterating
every vestige of these harassing ailments.
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, OLD SORES AND
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

soaringly
ligh
offered "

isry

—,red- here at auction !rim the 23rd to
and on the 30th and 31st a misoellane
low foreign and English wools will be
BRADPORD.—The quantity of •
changed hands has not been larger
week, but business done is of a steady
sorts except Botany, are rather stiffer,
are especially so.
ROORDALII.—Por wool there is more
late.
Limner- wa.—There has been some
wool market here, at rather las

a.
144.46'
wool aawkot
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

ONE of the most recent IMPROVEMENTS in
Harmoniums, is the
PICCOLO PI AN 0 MODEL HA RMONIU M.
MANUFACTURED by MESSRS. WHEAT-
STONE and CO., with projected finger board,
and unique wind indioator, which for style and tone is
unsurpassed. Prise, in solid oak, polished, 10 guineas.
Messrs. W. and Co's New Patent Five-Octave Har-
monium, with double Pedals, price 6 gnineu, In the
best instrument for the prise made.
Address: 29, CONDUIT ST., REGENT ST.,
LONDON
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

LITERARY EXTRACTS.

PORTRAIT OF • VILLAGZ DRESSMARRIL—Now, Mrs.
JabMeshy maw eue small analsOrity, mind yen, upon
matters matrimonial, for she had been three times wed,
end was at the present time a widow. She was a
strongly-built and bony woman ; and you might, too,
with justice, have called her a knobby woman, if only
upon account of the I,rominence of her nose and
knuckles, which were both very red and bumpy; and
she was otherwise, in her anatomical development,
spiky and knuokly wherever other people were ronnd
and smooth. She had in her time been too much for a
tax collector; she had put in undertaker under ground;
and had seen • bagman, of a roving and migratory turn,
given to sudden bolts and lengthened absences, safe
upon his last journey, the road to a better world. These
were the three departed spouses of whom I speak—
worthy men, though weak, who had had the misfortune
to conceive a tender passion for this indomitable breaker
of hearts and slayer of men. She kept their portraits
now in her front parlour, all in a line—all smiling
vacantly before a marble pillar and • curtain, and all
looking very much as though they could not help
but were very much ashamed of themselves for having
done so. She had come here to see her friend Mrs.
Mender this evening, to learn all the particulars of the
interesting ceremony, and in honour thereof, or because
it was Christmas-eve, she had donned her company-cap
—in itself • perfect hop-garden; and with a pair of
white thread gloves, a brown silk dress, and a beautiful
velvet reticule, embroidered with blue beads, containing
• lace-edged pocket-handkerchief, table-cloth size, and
a vinaigrette, she looked as smart as you can well con-
ceive. And it was in reply to some remark of an ex-
tremely confidential character, which Mrs. Mender bad
imparted to her visitor, that the visitor observed, "I
only hope that good may come of it !" 27te Dream of
Pate, by Charles H. Ross.

I J.ioherby
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

Herringlitone

Iwerne
Ilchester

Kimeridge
Kingston
linigton
Keynston
Leng!,on.

Longbredy
Littlebredy •
Litton Cheney
Longtieet
Ltilworth
Lydlineh
Lyrae Regis
Lytobett
Lowell
Mappowder
Mapperton
Maiden Newton
Marnhull
Melbury
Meloonibe Horsey
Meteondie Regis
Milborne
Milton Abbas

Ifinterne
Middlentarsh
Moreton
Moredon
Diuston
Montacnta
Meru:oak
Monokton
Martinstown

Nether Ceres
Nottington
New Barn

Oemington
Ower Mwign•
Orchard

Park stone
Piddletown
Piddle hinton
Piddletrenthide
Pencknowle
Poole
Po werstock

Portisham
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

SPECIAL =PRESS.

MARS-LANZ CORN Excwalios, 2.30 p.m.
There was no peroeptible difference in the quotations
to-day and those of Friday. There was a slight
impetus in the price of breadstuff', barley remaining
as it was on the preceding market•day. The
supplies were adequate to the demand.
Foreign goods were slow in finding buyers, and
of drooping tendency.
Oats of superior quality fetched full prices, but
those of inferior quality found no demand.
There was an average supply of English and
'Scotch wheat. Barley, 1100 quarters. Foreign
• wheat and barley, 45,880 quarters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
riNHE LADIES are respectfully informed that
J. this &num is EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE
ROYAL LAUNDRY,
and Hen MAZ/DITT'S LAW/DREW says, that although
she has tried WHINATIN, RIM, AND OTHZE POWDril
STAMM, shit bas found none of them equal so the
GLENFIELD, which is
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.

WOTHERBPOON k CO., GLASGOW AND LONDON.

,
bilAnbef
of Height.
' 71n: flritted
_ : • • 411 16,
. • •
‘• rr 8 Pigs
alto ‘rsil •
fent '
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

HOP MARKET.

FlLlDAT.—Aroarican hops have come to hand freely
this week, but there is a falling oft in continental
receipts. Good and fine new English samples are firm
in value, and in steady request, and there is more
inquiry for hops of last year's grewth. Several lota of
Weal& have been taken by the trade, and the brewers
are buying Colory Mid and East Bente. Sussex are
also in request. Mid sod East Keats, 1704 to 195 e;
choice, 2315; Weald of Rents, 140 s to 1654; °bolos,
1851; SUBSOI, 135 s to 160.; choice, 1655.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

JOGhtprr.

The learned Judge, in munmingup, said: It appeared
that in this case there were two instrument', white did
not contradict each other, it ii trite, but which were,
however, two separate and distinct instruments, and
therefore led to • little embarrassment. It was an in-
strument, that is to say, the first document purporting
to be a will, which existed neither in law nor In het.
It wee admitted on all bands to have been destroyed.
The question as to whether a will can be revived, and
in what manner, may yet some before the Court, but
in the present cue the judgment of the Court was
limited to the question of the validity of the second
wilL What was there to invalidate the second will!
- nothing, except the codicil. There was
_ grtde lb. 'Coast in "%his ease atm* the
The question raised was whether the codicil
of 1860 could invalidate the second will. Indeed, (from
all that had been beard—the case was certainly most
fully and ably argued) there was nothing to show the
intention of the testator, except in the small
matters, to which reference had been made by the
testator himself. In the case decided by Dr.
Lushingtou, the question of revocation was argued, and
the judgment delivered was one with which he agreed
entirely, as also with the learned Judge is the Irish
Prerogative Court. In the case at present before the
Court, there was not even the difficulty that existed us
the previous cases. The history of the matter was
clear. There was no revoeatory intention beyond what
was implied by the act of destruction, which meant
simply the destruction of the instrument, and not the
-intention. The Court therefore wouhl pronounce for
the will of 1859, and the codic 1 of 1860, about which
there did not seem to beetiiiightest doubt.
The Solicitor-General a fpr costs.
Sir Cresswell Cresew oasts shall of course
come out of the estate. -

Mears. Andrews It Coalition, of Dorehester, solicitors
for plaintiff.; Metiers. Rhodes, Sons, & Duffett, of 63,
Chancery-lane, Loudon, seheitoirs for the defendant,
Stephen Goodeigno ; sod Mr. Raker, d Taunton,
solicitor tor this, imdante, Rogers and Miters, inter-
vening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

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ITNEW 7B.ENcIiOnayt—
M'ERAPION, as genorally adopted in the French
hospitals by Jobert, Rogan, Bicord, Culerier, Berry,
and other stotabilities of the French fiscally, in •
remsrkably short time, often two or three days ebb,.
without the slightest discomfort, ineonvenienoe, or Aft.
removes ail discharges from the mucous membrene,
whether of the uniary or other organs. This remedy
an completely eurpaering and superseding evesytbing
hitherto employed, combines all the desiderata to be
sought in • medicine of the kind, far not only CAD the
patient carry it loosely in his pocket, but au appear-
once, taste, and smell of medicine are entirely obviated.
In packets, 45. 6d„ lie, and 334., through all revoc-
able Medicine Vendors, or sent direct from the estab-
lishment on receipt of stamps or poet-oillee order., - The
lls. size contains three at 4s. 64. and Orate at 335. 'four
of the lie.
• The stamp to imitate which is felony, been the word
"Theriapiun," in white letters, by order el Man
MAMMY'S BON. COXIIISSIONXIL, who thereby mastre
the proprietor against infrigenient throughout the
United Kingdom and the Colonic's.

10IAINE IN THE EACH, GEA
1. EAGO, GOUT, RHEUMATISM,
OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, ke.
ROOM' RENAL PILLS sonnet acidly ot the
end indigestion, promote the functions ot
kidneys, thereby preventing stone in
kidneys, with many other
these important organs are
new, - and

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~Wet% br-Sbe lkklneys • --- -
of the skin and face aloe arise from the aims
may be as readily removed by these Pisa,
51111.4 out of 20 cure with .rapidity almost la
IL 2s. 9d., dr. dd., Ile., and We. per box,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

A DVERTISERS

Are also respeetfully informed that the following will
be the Scale of Charges for sinee insertions, wag,
not admissible into the Sixpenny Column; ,
.... s. d. ,
Three Lines ~..... 1 II
_ .

Four do.
Six do.

• .... , ... - -
X... OP 1 6
s • - • 20

Sixpence being charged for every additional Twa
Lines.
Th,s will not, of course, apply to continuous beset.-
tions, for which special contracts will be made. Adver-
tisers may rely upon all orders being courteoualy and
carefully carried out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

TERMS OF FIUBSCRIPTIONS
FOB TEE PAPER.

A. L

In Advance, Per Quarter 1
End of Quarter
Published every Wednesday afternoon, and &livered
the &tune evening at the following places I—
.
Abbotabury Hartnitage Pialhan!

Adminston
Affpuddle
Alner
Alton Pancras
Anderson
Arkersvrell

11-.Aela.
Hilton
Hinton
**Loon
Honk
Horton

Palliagton
Parbeck
Phriperne
BAdipole
Barn pisham

Batoorebe
Bere Regis
Bearnioater
Binrombe
Blaodford
Blozworth
Bradford
Bridport
Broadinsyne

Shaftesbury
Stratton
Sbaperick
Spettialanrr
Stoke
Sherberne
Stafford
St/abridge
Steeple
Steepleton

Broadway
Broadwinaor
Byranston
Buckland Newton

Stiniford
Stourpaine
tiliourton Caundl•
Studiand

Buokland Ripen
Burleston
Barton Headstock
Bookhampton
Bournemouth

Sturroineter
Sturminster Nn.
Swsnage
Sydling
Swyre
Symondsbury
Sutton Points

Canford
Cattisteck
Canndle
Come Abbas
Cbaldon (E. k
Charminster
Cheselborne
Chickerell
Chilfrome
Compton'
Corfe Castle
Critebell
Chelborough
Caine
Child Okeford
Charlton

Tollers
Tincleton

Turnworth
Tattoo

Tarrant Rushton

Wareham
Wermwell
Weymouth
Wylie Bees
Whitoombe
Whoborn•

Dorchester
Dewhuh
Durweston

Wynford Eagle
Winfrith
Wool
Winterberne—
St. Martin
Abbas
Came
Monckton
Steepleton
Whitt:thumb
Clenetone
Houghton

gershot
Fordington
Fleet
Frampton
Frome kit. Quinton
From° Vauchurcli
Fryer biayne

Gillingham
Gaimanstone
Grimstone

Halitock

t!amworthy

Handley ,
Haze'bury
Hawkoburch
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

• DEATH OF NOTE.

1313DPIN DZASH Or W. BOUL/101111, E.—We regret to have
to announce the sudden decease of William Boulnois, Esq.,
of ()verbal', Geatingthorpe, on Tuesday nfternoon. The de-
ceased gentleman, who was aged about 04 years, had been Ins
riding, and no his return went up stairs to dress for dinner.
This was about half-pert six. His bell wee heard to ring
violently, and Mrs. Bonin/Ws, who had not left her bed-room,
instantly went into his dressing-room, when the unfortunate
gentleman caught her round the waist and tottered into a
chair, where he died in two or three minutes, without uttering
a word. The cause of death is supposed to be heart disease.
Mr. Boulnois was well known as the proprietor of the Baker-
street Hamar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

NOTION TO INVENTORS
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OFFICE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAYLLGAB WAIN.
CILLEING CROSS, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) se to the COST of PATINTS,
for Greet Britain or foreign eountries. Advice and sesistmee
in disposing of or working inventions. Branch offices and seen.
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years. YOU information es to expired or existing patent' at
home or abroad. Apply personally or by letter to
- _ _

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Mom P3J3eg Co., Patiat-01108,
4, TWATALI 80VA.32, Onazaro Oseas, L 03111•7, W.O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

LONDON PRODUCK MARKETS.—FamAT.

The recent activity in • the Colonial and Foreign
Produce Markets lois in • great degree subsided, and
transactions doling the week s are beenof only moderate
extant. Prices, however, continue firm, as importers
show no disposition, to press sales, although arrivals
have somewhat increued. The deliveries of most
of the leading descriptions of produce, compare favour-
ably with these of the put year.
Suotat.--Sitgar has sold rather unevenly, without any
quotable change in prime. Mauritias 31s to 36e; Bengal
41s to 43.; White Benares 33s to Ns 6d. Grainy
chiefly bought in at 421 6d to4ss, per cwt. Refined
oontinues without alteration. Treacle very flat with
a downward tendency.
COPFll.—Owing to the small supplies of coffee in
first hands rather higher rates have been paid for
Ceylon kinds. Costa Rica field readily, fine to fine
ordinary, 73s 6d to 76e 6d ; Jamaica 721 to 7211 6d.
Floating cargoes meet an inereued demand, and five
have changed hands during the week—Bahia at 59a;
St. Domingo at 63. to 69s per cwt.
CoooA.—Cocos is still neglected—nearly all bought
in, there being no disposition to bid.
RlM—Rios unthaws very unsaleable, and *
mall sales effected, prices show a reduction of 3d tox

6d per cwt.
SALITETIt6.—The transactions in saltpetre have
been but trifling, holders asking full terms. For
arrival several sales have been made at provioua
rates.

PILPIMIL—The market is firm. Although the quan-
tity brought forward has been extensive, it has sold
freely at full rates.
TZA.—Public tea auctions were commenced on
Tuesday and concluded to-day. Assam made a slight
advance; China teas Hold without variation, the compe-
tition being rather stronger towards the close of the
dale.

Mwrar..—The metal market has been inactive, and
foreign has receded 20s per ton from late rates. Sootch
pig iron quoted at 48s per ton.
TALLow.—Quotations have further receded 9d to is
per cwt. during the week; the market being dulls: the
close.—Town tallow 50,; Fat by ditto 2.6 • Yellow
Russian, 49s 9d; Melted stuff 360 6d ; rough ditto 211 •
greaves, 18a; good dregs, 7s. Imports this week 682
casks.

DRY Faurr.—At various sales held this week,
currants sold in small lots at 23s to 30e. The clear-
ances of currants are on a larger scale than last year
at this period, and those of raisins are about equal.
TOBACCO.—The market steady at full quotations.
LNATHOR AND HWEB,—A fair general business has
been done at fortnli• quotations, without any special
demand for any particular article. The salee at Leaden-
hellion Tuesday were not active, but exceeded the fresh
supplies, which were limited, particularly of good crop
hides, 40Ibs to 50lbs. . . . .

01i4.—A want of animation hes eontinued through-
out the weel-, Linseed oil firm, at 34s to 34s 3d. Cocoa
nut, fine coobin 49s 6d; fine oeylon, 488 6d; inferior, 484;
fine Sydney 475, good 46s to 46s 6d. Palm oil slow of
sale. 69 casks offered, but were bought in at Is lower
than last week's prizes. South American horse grease
continues nominally ai 415.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-21

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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.—A single
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eminent medical men of the present day, solely for the twine.
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often become the dupes of dning London quacks; for such
sufferers this work is intended, showing a oertain means of
sure in all cases of Nervous Debility. Relaxation, Organic oi
Local Weakness, Langour, Blushing, Debility, and various
Nervous Symptoms; also showing how the so-called Impedi-
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blessings of health by following the advice laid down in this
work.—Sent free to any address, on receipt of stamp to prepay,
=,—Address to the BIICILIITAIT, Institute of Anat- my
Birmingham.
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CHARGE.

To Rabtnee due on the 90th November, £ e. d.
1861, including Interest, as per last
Return ... ... 83321 11 1
To Bums received of Depositors in
money within the year, ending 20th
November, 1861 ... 8753 3 4

To Interest on Monies invested with
the Commissioners for the reduction
of the National Debt, viz. : -

Receipt 8., dated alit Ray, 1861

.. 1253 17 0

Rooeiptß., dated NA November, 1861 1266 2 0
y. To Interest on drawn for by the
71 Trustees e Chsmmissioners
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

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and others is respectfully requested to the im-
provements usade in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Chitrebee, sod other Large Buildings, by
the late E. J. DUST and F. DENT, Cluck and Chrono-
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- - - - -
THE OLD LADY OF WEST HIGH STREET.

It is the lot of almost every man to be plagued
with some disreputable acquaintance of whom he
seldom hears, save in connection with some
unseemly escapade or some unsavory scrape into
which he has fallen. You have lost sight of him
for months, when you are suddenly informed,
through the medium of a begging letter, that a
£5 note is indispensable to rescue him from utter
ruin. You are indulging in hopes that he has
taken his departure for Australia, when some
one presents himself with a rat-tat at your door,
and you are soon made acquainted with the fact
that the messenger brings you a pressing entreaty
to bail your shy customer out of the police cell
into which he has been flung for breaking the
peace and a policeman's head. So it is to a
great extent with our contemporary, the Dorset
Chronicle. For months together the general
public are not aware of its existence, and during
that period you may be sure the Dorset
Chronicle has been tolerably well behaved and
very stupid. In the conduct of this publication
decorum and dulness seem inseparable; and thus
it pursues the tedious tenour of its way, until, all
at once, you find everybody talking about it. You
may immediately bet heavy odds that the reason
for its sudden notoriety is, that some peculiarly
insane article on home politics, some monstrous
tirade against the Palmerston Government, some
atrocious attack upon an English statesman, or
some infamous farrago of private scandal has just
appeared in the columns of the "Old Lady of
West High Street." Forthwith the pruriently-
minded among the public hasten to peruse it,
precisely as a crowd gathers round a detected
pickpocket or a drunken woman in the street.
In most cases, le jets nes caul pas la chandelle—
the twat is not worth the trouble of obtaining
it; but there are instances when we could be
amused by the lucubrations which appear in the
hebdomadal broadsheet, if we were not quite so
much disgusted with the gross misrepresentations
which are attempted to be palmed upon the
public. Dr. Johnson said in a hasty moment
that lie "loved a good hater." But there are
degrees even in odium, and were the doctor
alive, we have no doubt that his strong common
sense and love of justice would lead him to class
our contemporary in the category of "bad
haters." Its late attack on Mr. Pope, of Great
Toiler, and its still more recent attack upon the
character of Lord Poltimore are but illustrations,
not only of our contemporary's malevolent
disposition, but also of the fact that it never
shows its abhorrence for the right person at the
right moment; that it is no less invidious than
it is abusive ; and that it is as clumsy in its
detractions as it is unfortunate in the singling
out of its targets for its malice.
It is honest Sancho, we think, who says that,
"a hungry belly is an evil counsellor ;" and the
probability is that under the pressure of her own
calamities, the "Old Lady" has grown irritable.
' Can no physician be found to prescribe a tonic for
I her shattered nerves 3 Is there no one to oast
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

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Hii lITEEPLE CHASES

•
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ON ACCOUNT' OV UNAVOIDABLE CIRCUM-
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY—The hereditary wirdom exhibited itself
during the aitting in • squabble about Italy, commenced,
sae matter of coarse, by that extraordinary personage the
Marquis of Nurtnanhy, who seems never happy unless
engaged in the vilification of the new Italian regime,
and the vindication of the old. The subject of complaint
were certain Government rosecutions if the
mess and the alleged arbitrary proceedings of the
Italian Government, but it is really difficult to know
what he did complain of. Victor Emmanuel and Earl
Russell, Garibaldi and the Duke of Argyll, the people
of Piedmont and the people of Naples, were ao mixed
up together in the noble lord's apeech that we scarcely
know whether the Government of Italy or that of
England are responsible for the evils which he
denounced. Earl Russell had the courtesy to reply,
another proof of his good nature, and Lord Malinesbury
took the opportunity of stating that if the Derby policy
had been adopted with reference to Italy, the happiness
of the Italians would have been secured without the
loss of a single life.
_

TUE/DJ/AL—Squabbles and party bickering, seems to
he the order of the day just now in the House of
Lords. This evening Lord Chelmsford, whose whole
heart seems net upon getting up a breeze, charged the
Government with committing a breach of faith towards
the clerks and officers of the late Insolvent Debtors
Court, in not providing compensation for them for loss
of office under the New Bankruptcy Act. The Lord
Chancellor, who seems not to be endowed with the best
of tempers, with indignation repudiated the charge
which he designated a malignant attack upon himself,
and charged Lord Chelmsford, with perverting the facts
of the case, This brought Lord .Derby on his lay,
1.. of course took the part of Lord Chelmsford, and said
as the Lord Chancellor was accustomed himself to use
strong language and to impute dishonourable motives to
others, he must not be astonished if his example pro-
voked imitation. An animated discussion followed, in
which Lords( r .nworth, Russell, liinpdown, Redesdale,
and the Duke of Souierset took part.
THURBDAL—The Lord Chancellor made a farther
explanation on the subject which excited so warm and
personal a discussion between himself and Lord Derby
on Tuesday night. The Bishop of Oxford asked
whether in the new minute it was intended to provide
that scholars at night schools were to be examined with
the scholars of the day schools. Lord Granville replied
that when the revised code was passed the Government
would make arrangements on the subject. A discussion
of • somewhat discursive character ensued.
DUD/AL—The sitting lasted fifteen minutes,find the
business was confined to the presentation of a number
of petitions against the Revised Code of Education,
and the formal reading of • few bills for the third
time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

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PACKETS, the Importers guarantee that it reaches
the consumer "always Good alike," and at the lowest
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frelant.

A movement has been inaugurated in Dublin, having
for its object the erection of. memorial to the late Prince
Consort in that city. A meeting was held on Saturday,
and subscriptions to the amount of £1,200 have already
been received. The total amount received in aid of the
England memorial fund up to Saturday was £41,000, of
which about £1,700 cam* to hand during the week.
TER PATRON SAINT OF laccAND AND TEM GOUTS.—
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland entertained at dinner
on Monday, in commemoration of St. Patrick's Day, the
Lord Mayor, various members of the corporation, and the
heads of the principal departments. The cloth having
been removed, his Excellency, amongst other toasts,
proposed (says the /rids Times)" The Health of the
Patron Saint of Ireland and the Guests !"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

Just Published, 54 Illustrations, port free for 14 Stamps
THE PEOPLE'SGUIDE TO HEALTH;
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

D ebottob ire.

SEQUEETRATION or THE VICARAGE or
AXMINETZII.—The Bishop of Exeter has issued a
sequestration against the vicarage of Axminster,
held by the Rev. Francis Tate, M.A., of Balliol
College, Oxford, one of the Prebendaries of Exeter
CathedraL Mr. Tate, who was formerly minister
of Berkeley Chapel, Mayfair, London, was presented
to Axminster, with £1,200 • year, bt 1855, and
shortly afterwards collated to a prebendal stall in
Exeter Cathedral. The reverend gentleman has
been adjudicated a bankrupt, and a day has been
fixed for his hearing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-25

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SATURDAY.

White v. Hurston and another.—An action to recover
damages for breach of contract on the sale of some seed.
Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Cox for plaintiff; Mr. Collier
and Mr. Kingdon for defendants. Plaintiff carries on
business as • corn merchant at Taunton, and defendants
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liedway 1,. Webber and Alger—Mr. Kerslake and
Mr. Bare appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. M. Bmith,
Q C., and Mr. Kingdon for defendants. Claim for £ll3.
The plaintiff had become responsible for a cargo of
coals shipped on board the defendant's vessel. The
defendant Alger sold the coal to a person who paid for
it in bills. One of the parties who gave • bill become
bankrupt, • second insolvent, and the third
met their bill. The defendants denied their liability,
and asserted the coal belonged to the plaintiff. The
jury gave • verdict for the plaintiff—as against Algae
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