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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-18

BLANDFORD.

BLLNDIPORD Caußeit.—The Lenten services at
this church have been generally well attended, and
the die3ounies delivered by clergymen residing in
the neighbourhood have been faithful practical ex•
positions of the leading doctrines of Christian truth.
On Good Friday there was full servioe, morning and
evening, and prayers in the afternoon. The congre-
gations were not large. The ahope were closed, and
the town very quiet.
•

CftArm, ANNIVILRBARY. —The Wesleyan,' in this
town oelebrsted the anniversary of their chapel
opening on Friday last (Good-Friday). A sermon
on the sufferings, death, resurrection, and glorifica-
tion of Christ, was delivered by the Rev. J. J.
Presoott, of Ereter, from St. John xii., 27 and 28.
In the evening a public meeting was held, when
addressee-on various religious topics were delivered
by the rev, gentleman and others.
GOOD•PRIDILY.—Thie holy day, set apart from the
earliest ages of the Chnrch's history as one for fasting
and prayer and solemn commemoration of the
sacrificial death of our blessed Lord is ,in some places,
there is too much reason to fear, year
,by year,
losing its
and tfr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

LOCAL BANKRUPTS.

Rev.
_William Lihon Arthur, Farebam, Hampshire,

clerk in holy orders.
James Moo*, Bristol, sow manufacturer.
George Smart, Fortis a, millwright.
Bdwin Wilcox, Cucklington, Somersetshire, tea dealer.
Henry Cowlin, Bristol, builder.
Frederick William Hives, Southampton, hairdresser.
Alfred Watts, Fremantle, near Southampton, builder.
Henry William Coombes, :salisbury, publican.
Hen ,y Moore, Wi inburno hi luster, llonsetshire, attorney.
Samuel Sparks, Bath, tripe dresser.
John Hampton, late of Newport, Isle of Wight, horse

- -dealer
John Ruffle, Yentnor, Tale of Wight, coumiercial
traveller.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

Nathaniel Ramadan, Bristol, oil mannfaottirer.

PARTKEISHIP DISSOLVED.
J. Brown and L Jarvis, Bristol, boot manufacturers.
W. C. Hoffmeister and W. Cass, Cowes, Isle of Wight,
doctors of medicine.

The new wrought-iron carriage intended for the
serrioe of the 600-pounder gun, " Big Will," has been
eompletod at Woolwich Arsenal. The gun was mounted
Upon lion Saturday, and after a wits of trials by the
(Miners of the department, the machinery was brought
to work well, inasmuch that the elevating and depressing
tb• nittule,end pointing tbe gen for tiring, were pep
1i9i0114 •PPOryll br If 140 449 P",
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

REPEAL OF THE MALT DOTY.

AGREAT PUBLIC MEETING of the
FARMERS of ENGLAND, and Awe airdrome
of promoting the REPEAL of the MALT DUTY.
is hereby convened by the CENTRAL ANTI-MALT-
TAX AM-tOCIATION, to be held in the FIIBILEANOWE
TAVERN, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's lon, on WAD.
NIELDAY, the Bth of FEBRUARY, at 2 p.m. precisely.
SIR FITZROY BELLY, Bart., IL?., in the Mak.
A number of Members of Parliament have dialled
their intention to attend ; and it is expected that all
who desire the abolition of this most obaoxious import
will exert themselves to secure a large attendance at
this public demonstration.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Hon. See. Dorchester Farmers' (Sub;

JAB. DOMONEY,
Hon. Soo. Blandford Fanners (Sub;

GEORGE GROVES,
Hon. Sea. MUlborne Farsarne club;
J. READER,
Hon. sc. WMl:mponif CM&
January, 1.811..

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

DORSET CONSTABULARY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,--th•
Superintendents of the Dorset Constabulary will
attend, by virtue of their appointments as Inspectors
of Weights and Measures, at the undermentioned
places, within their respective Divimons, on the Martel
and other days hereafter mentioned, for the purpose of
Examinins,Comparing,and Stamping (if found correet)
all each Weighta and Measures as shall be brought to
them for that mynas.), in the manner end form pre.
acribed by the Act 5 and 6 William IV., cap. 63.
Date of
Attend.
ante.

DiviLion.

Market Town
or Plaoe.
Me

Signed Ins, or
Place of
Inspeotion.
Blandford Polioe Station Feb. 4
Bridport Town Hall „ 6&7
Besminater Police Station „ 10
Thorncombe Golden Lion „ 9
Clarmouth Coach & Home „ 8
Come Police Station „ f
Dorchester County Hall „ f
Maiden Newton King's Arm. Jan. X
Weymouth Boar Inn Feb.
Abbotsbury Ship Inn 19
Portland Sun Inn
Shaftesbury Polioe Station „
Gillingham Phcen Ix Inn „
Fontnaell Ma Crown Inn „
Sherborne Polio. Station „
Sturminster Polio. Station „
Stalbridge Red Lion Inn „
Wareham Polite Station „
Corfe Castle Town Hall „
Swansea Ship Inn
Bere'Regis Royal Oak Jan.
Wool Black Bear Feb.
Wimborne Police Station
Cranborne
Longfieet, for George Inn,
Lytohet, ko. Poole

Blandford
Bridport.....

Corn's'
Dorcheater

Shaftesbury-.

Shertorne •...
Starminater
Wareham ..

Pf
PI
Wimborne

~, 15
If 23

The Superintendents will likewise attend at the
Station Houses of their respective Divisions, at such
other times not herein pointed out, at whioh parties
shall specially apply, provided such application shall
not interfere with their Constabulary duties.
SAMUEL S. COX,
Chid Constable of Dorset.
16th January, 1865.

7 Dan.k Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.O.
1.. the Chief Office of the

ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY.
J. W. MAX, Secretary.

STARCII 31,A_NUFACT [DUMB
TO H. E. IL THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
(1. LENFIELD PATENT STARCH
l_A USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.
Sold by all Grooms, Chandlers, Oilmen, &o.
WOTHERSPOON k CO., GLASGOW A. 10.3 LONDON
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

dap-whisk *Woad opine upe.li ee—eiekn.}
death, (Cheers. )
Bowass maid h- --
respond r "

(Cheers.)
. _ OWLl2l$llld he Nal very proud to have to
on behalf of the Dorset Central Branch of

irebilleeieeyof Old Friends. Their lodge had now
been in existence a little over 12 months, having
'been opened on the Bth of January, 1854. It was
then stated this society would not live long; but •
kw Old Friends were determined that it rhould
, prosper. He must say the Old Friends stood A 1
to many respects, although in some others it did
siekt. So far as numbers were concerned the Odd.
know 'stood A 1, but no far as sick pay wept that
el the Old Friends beat any other society. lHear,
bear.) At• the time the Lodge started they had to
get 25 members to compose it, but now they bad 60
on the books. So far as he knew he thought no
society in the town had made so much progress in 12
Fa
. nth& as the Old Friends had. He explained that
'r lodge did not keep any money, but the services
, ,dootor were obteised by paying la. per quarter,
land if a member was ill be would only have to obtain
oselestern certificate, and the money would be sent
ltim.from Landes.
N.O.F. Virecase said he had a toast to propose,
which he was sure they would all heartily respond
to. It wax that of their worthy doctor, Dr. Good.
• I'
-- is the unavoidable absence of Dr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

Correzponv cure.
CHURCH COMFORT AT PIDDLRTRENTHIDE.

To the Editor.

fink—lt is very sad and unfortunate that the church.
wardens of Piddletrenthide do no see, or rather feel th
necessity of placing a good llrge stove in their otherwise
very nicely fitted up, and exceedingly pretty church—
perhaps one of the prettiest in the neighbourhood of
Dorchester. At this season of the year the strong and
healthy must feel very cold and uncomfortable daring
the service, and I cannot but believe the sickly are
debarred from attending at all. Whether this want
arises from economy or stinginess of the ratepayers, or
whether they have the foolish idea that • good com-
fortable stove would (for the short period it is required)
detract too much from the architectural beauty of their
pretty church I cannot say. Such is the fact,and how or
by whom it is to be remedied for the benefit of church-
goers is the question. I beg to add there certainly is •
stove, an article by whom projected or designed I don't
know. Whoever it was mush have had great reliance
in the warmth of people's devotion to imagine such a
thing could heat a church. It may bold about • hand-
ful of CHARCOAL, sufficient, perhaps, to air the cabin of
a ten-ton yacht,—Yours,
VERY CHILLY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

HEALTH and HAPPINESS for the
NERVOUS and DEBILITATED„—A single
copy of a new medical work, written by one of the most
eminent medical men of the present day, solely for the
guidance and benefit of that class of sufferers whose
afflictions are often self-inflicted, and who desires a
speedy and private cure, yet too often become the dupes
of designing Lon Jon Quacks. For such sufferers this
work is intended, showing a certain means of cure ih
cases of nervous debility, relaxation, organio or local
weakness, langonr, blushing, debility, end various other
nervous symptoms; also showing how the so-called im-
pediments to marriage may be effectually removed ;
with numerous illustrative oases of parties who have
been restored to the blessings of health by following the
advice laid down in this work. Sent free to any ad-
dress, on receipt of stamp to prepay postage.—Address
to the Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

Chapin,
Machine,
Jake,

Articles.
The Dairy Cows are of the Shorthorn and Hereford
lireed, all under 5 years old, and extraordinary good
snitchers. The Cart Horses are of large size, powerful,
.and active, worthy the attention of Brewers and Con-
tractors. The Implements are of the most approved
snake and in capital order, baring been purchased new
within the last 3 years. The Fat Wethers are ripe, of
prime quality. and will be Sold in Lots of 10.
Refreshments will be provided and the Sale commence
we Two o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

•
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,JIDJ, felt
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endorse Iv-
CiLD TRIENDS' UP' societies aa the
The
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lung more on that point.
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joined

them

On Wednesday evening the society of Old Friends',
I:tore:Aster, celebrated their first anniversary par-
taking of a supper, at their Ledge-room, the P ix
Inn. Here a moat bountiful repast, aerveck* '
adm4able style, was provided by ua ia host- nd
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett. A . pa of
about seventy persons sat down at the f ye\
amonget whose were several tradeesten e .
The chair was occupied by Mr. Councillor Vernon,
and the vice by Mr. Councillor Gregory. Ample
justice having been done to the excellent spread
provided, and after the. removal of the cloth,
-
Wee lbw
lluentiil
Ws bad
Amen

coil; Q,l

0 laoo 1

, for
He could
aght sash
td if more
of the ills
(Cheers.)
s con-

which were prevalent amongst them. „
, names of Brothers Barge and Beilep were .
.1 with the toast.
J. . Bairlais said Jae could mew the comparq
WV . giTlesaure to? see Oa mealy persons
enlk, at a gamer he latuit agreed' regret
a wi , t t mpro 111Yri*Vvaipio:::21 them,
ar, . B t itch Stelet h ' him a
great deal by c.ellent speech he had made, he
had pointed out the utility of every man becoming
the member of some benefit society. They knew
it was their duty to provide in the day of health for
.. „ .
-that
and (
N.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

bat which, we are glad to hear, is covered by insurance 1
in the Sun Fire and Life Office.
WourleCt !dines lISTITUTION.—From the 10th
manual report of the committee of this Institution,
jut Lsued, we ars pleased to be able to state that the
year just ended bas proved. in relation to the institute,
the most successful kinoe its formation.. Not only has
there been a considerable addition to the number of
members as well u studente—the former being 71 and
, the latter 28—but the receipts also have more than pro-
portionately risen, via.' from £66 Os. 44. in the previous
year, to £77 188.21 d. this year. It is true that a balance
of £4 19s. 244., brought forward (non the year 1863, is
incinded ; but, et the same time, it must be remembered
that the sum of f.'.7 12s. 644. remain, in hand. The
library, from which there have been 283 issues to
members for home reading daring the year, has been
greatly augmented by many excellent volumes, kindly
presented by Lady Charlotte and Henry C. Start, Esq.,
to whom the society is under many obligations. To
Herbert Williams and John Galpin, F.,qrs., for similarly
kind presents, it is also indebted. Upon the payment
of • comparatively small sum a still further addition
has been made, from the charity of Rebecca Hussey, of
other valuable works selected by the members, and the
whole library, which now consists of more than 600
volumes, revised. A slight alteration in the evening
classes has taken place sinoe this time last year, that for
book-keeping having been discontinued, and one for
Holy Scriptures established In its room. Nearly 200
evenings have been spent In study during the year,
and the attendance, generally, has been good ; but the
drawing alum •ppears to be by far the most inviting.
The committee cannot but hope and believe that these
classes will prove a protection, as well as a help in an
educational point of view, to some youths at least who,
leaving school at an early but eventful age, are yet too
young to be members of a reading room. For their
especial benefit the institution has become affiliated to
the Southern Counties' Adult Education Society.
THZ Wurn est.—The reading of the thermometer at
Dorchester for the past week is as follows :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

-ARTIFICIAL

WEYMOUTH—Monday,, Tuesdays, Wedleedays, and
Fridays, at la, St. Mary-street.
DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Mr.
HAZEL'S, High West-street, February 4 and 18.
BRIDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mrs.
MIINFORIYS, South-street, February 11.
SHERBORNE--on alternate Thursdays, at Mr.
KINGDOM'S, Printer, Cheap-street, February 9.
MR. EPHRAIM MOSEL Y, SURGEON
DENTIST, ILE.C.S.,
9, Haoamortigrazzr, GROHTCHOR-IMIAHI; and
14, GAT-IT7LKIT, BATH.
Newly-invented and Patented application of prepared
INDIA RUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gums, and Palates.
A new, original, and invaluable Inventiol, smarting
In the adaptation, with the most absolute perfection and
success., of prepanid gum-coloured Indlarubber as a base
for artificial teeth. ,Entire or partial sets may be made
with thy vreatestfiptility in a very short time. Only one
visit ie required * It. them, it being done with the
greatest antirsey end comfort, by Illeftl3ll of a soft base
placed, while in &tile* of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming bard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decoy, they may be added to the indie-
rubber plate in use with the greatest sees and at a very
trifling expense. The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubber, and (as
it is • nonoonductor) fluids of any tempbrour• may,
with thorough comfort, be retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
te preparation.
or Just Published, price Is., Ephraim Moeely on
the ' Teeth, and the heat means of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Groevenor-street, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

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comparatively speaking, of so much exertion would to L
great extent cease. This was one cause which had sus
gested itself to his mind as being the reason fortis
reduction and diminution in the support which the
podety had lately received. " lark,
the hon. gentleman said a It he
he aould not agree with the in a
remarkable letter by a nol that
the want of zeal and ;rah
the
reform,
soul!, lei

read ii

object] arose from • belief
of a large portion of the
necessity of Church Reform.
the hon. gentleman Showe,
simply the re-arrangement
services which were now

wed,

sonie

I
,nrks
be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

SAMUEL TAYLOR, DECEASED.

PURSUANT to the Act of 22nd and 23rd
Viet., cap. 35, intituled, "An Act to further
amend the law of property and to relieve Trusteen,"—
NOTICE IS HEREBY- GIVEN, that the CREDITORS
and all PERSONS having any CLAIMS against the
ESTATE of SAMUEL TAYLOR, late of Fordington,
in the county of Dorset, Yeoman and Machinist,
deceased, who died on the 18th day of November, 1864,
at Fordinston aforesaid, are hereby required to send
in the particulars of such Debt or Claim to us the under-
signed, Executors of his Will, on or before the 25th day
of MARCH next, almthe expiration of which time we
shall proceed to diepose of the Assets of the said
deceased pursuant to his Will, having regard only to
the Debts or Claims of which we shall then have had
notice, and we shall not be liable for the Assets so dis-
posed of to any Person of whose Debt or Claim we shall
not have had notice. And we FURTHER GIVE
NOTICE to all Persons indebted to the said Estate
to pay such Debts to us, the said Executors within the
time before mentioned.
. . . . _ _

Dated the 25th day of January, 1865.
HENRY TAYLOR, of South-street, Dorchester,
Dorset, Machinist;
GEORGE TAYLOR, of Fordington aforesaid,
Yeoman;
JOHN HASSEY, of Dorchester aforesaid,
Machinist.

AVANTED—a respectable young Woman,
entirely from the country, and of the Church
of Etkgland, as a GENERAL SERVANT, with some
knowledge of the management of Poultry. She must
be of a good temper; and a good character will be
required. The last servant remained 15 years. The
Family consists of three only. Apply, either at the
County Express Office, or by letter addressei J.J.,
County Express Office, Dorchester.

rro be SOLD, by Private Contract, about
-1. 120 TONS of CLOVER and MEADOW HAY.
—Apply to Taomes Ruism, High-street, Dorchester.

W F. THOMAS & CO. '8 PATENT
Vi' . SEWING MACEIINES.—PRIZE MEDAL
—66, Newgate-street, and Regent axone, Oxforthstreet,
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

POWFILL'S BALSAM OP ANISEED.

Frir Cone., Colda Shortness of Breath. Asthma, Tickling*
the Throat, and all Pulmouary elections, this medicine wilt be
found invelueble.
Prepared sad sold hi Taoism; Poormi., et IS, BlecktrlMY
Road, London. Sold by ell chemist. and medicine vendors is
the kingdom; also in Australia, New 7.ealend, Cape .0 good
Hope, North and South Amorirto, Ise. in bottles* Is lid; ba 3d,
and Its each.

OAUTlON.—Obeerve the words " TRONMS Powitmo," Black-
Mare-read, London, on the Government Stump, without which
N cannot be genuine.

Ask for Powsll's Balsam of Aniseed.

HORTOiN MANOR FIRM,
Six Miles from Wiwkorne, Six from Ringwood, Four
from Crauborne, & One Mile How Horton Inn.

2 Important Announ ent of an extensive SALE of
DAIRY COWS, ARRENERS, BULLS, CART
and HACK HO S and COLTS, large assortment
of firat-claas IMPLEMENTS, nearly new, including a
capital STE ADI ENGINE and THRASHING
MACHINE, purebased at the Islington Cattle Show
Ezhibition of 180 vial Patent Cora Elevators And
all other modern imarovemetita, DAIRY UTENSILS,
CIDER and CAS.V, dm. Sco.

UR, H. R10141,1)8 has beau favoured
1 Ti. with instrnor to announce that he will
OFFER for SALE AUCTION, on MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 6th, I The whole of the FARMING
STOCK, IMPLEM:ENTS, DAIRY UTENSILS,
CIDER, dm.. on Horton and Woodlanda Farina, com-
prising 80 Dairy Cows, about 50 of which will have
caves by the day of sale, and the remainder forward
in-oalf, 19 fresh Barsdners, and 3 Bulls, 16 *etre and
staunch Cart Horses, 1 fire-yeas-old brown Harness
Gelding, 16 hands ; inches, with great pewer, and
'‘ted for a horae or to (Law a brougham,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

BIRTHS.

January 18, at Weymouth, the wife of Arthur
radahaw, Eq., of a eon.
J aaaary 23, at Honeybrook Farm, Wimborne, the
lie of lir. John Burrow, of • eon.
January 25, at Stratton, the wife of Thomas Chick,
• eon.

January 24, at Pa'Batton, the wife of Mr. James
Fox, of a daughter.
January 23, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. William
Hick; of a daughter.
January 13, at Blandford, the wife of the Rev. A
Gray, of a sou.
January 19, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. W. Groves,
of a daughter.
January 18, at Parkstone, the wife of Mr. Thomas
Essex, of a son.

ILARRIAGES.
December 12, at St. Pants Cathedral, Calcutta by
the Rev. H. Motile, M.A., William T. Church, R,
Bengal Civil Service, eldest eon of William 'l'. Church,
Req., of The Circus, Bath, to Florence Charlotte, eldest
daughter of C. Drummond Bailey, Rao., of Camben-
erement, Bath, and of Charlton Musgrove, Sorneraet.
January 24, at the parish church, Bridport, by the
Rev. James Clarke, curate, Mr. Charles Ralson, of
Ryal, Whitebureh Canonicorum, to Farah, second
daughter of Ms. Stephen Ackerman, of the Cron Keys
Inn, Bridport. •
January 24, at Blandford St. Mary, by the Rev. J.
Mansfield, Mr. Charles James, of that pariah, to Miss
Barnett, of Blandford.
January 24 at the Independent Chapel, Blandford,
by the Rev. B. Gray, MY. Richard Butler to Miss
Rues Hicks, both of that plate,
January 17, at the Independent Chapel, Blandford,
by the Rev. B. Gray, Mr. James Cochran, of Sto•
borough, neat Wareham, to Miss Elimbeth Lambert, of
Spetiabeiry. , •
January 23,: at Blandford Church, by the Rev.
C. T. J. Wickham, Mr. Charles Palmer, of Charlton
Marshall, to Miss Busily Susan Allen, of Blandford.
January 24, at Blaudford Church, by the Rev.
C. I'. J. Wickham, Mr. Charles Hainan) of Tollard
Royal. Wilts,. to Susan Agnes Rosalie Butt, of
Blandford.

DEATHS.

January 26, at Weymouth, Susan, wife of Mr. Thomas
'oot, of the Portland Arum Inn, highly respected.
January 29, at Litton Cheney, after a short illness,
dr. Thomas Humber, in his 73rd year.
January 27, at Meloombe Horsey, Mr. James Davis,
yeoman.
January 25, at Grimstone, Harriett, the youngest and
much-beloved daughterof Mr. Charles Barge, dairyman,
aged 13. _

January 20, at Bournemouth, Dora Emily, eldest
daughter of J. T. W. James, Esq., of Pantaaison,
Pembrokeshire, aged 21.
January 26, at Wareham John Pooh Beer, second
son of Mr. George Beer, aged 12 years.
January 22, at Wareham, Mrs. Davis, an old in.
tabitant.
January 23, at Stalbridge, Mr. John Lewis, cornfactor,
ged 73.
January 23, at Hyde, Frampton, Frances Bartlett,
relict of the late Mr. William Bartlett, of Piddletown,
aged 67.

habitant.

January 23, Martha, wife of G. C. Welsford, Facl”
of Weymouth. -
At Wareham, after a short illness, at an advanced
age. Mr. R. Squire, formerly of East Stoke.
January 20, Mr. Alfred Ea-ton, of the Ses View Inn,
Constitution Hill, Kinson, aged 30 years.
January 23, at Stour Provost, Dorset, of disease of
the heart, Frederic. younger son of the Rev. Frederic
Pyndar Lowe, in the 18th year of his age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHEr3TER, TUESDAY, JANUARY St, 1863

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

In the Upper House of the Prussian Parlia-
ment on Tuesday, the address in reply to the
speech from the throne Was carried by eighty-
four votes to sit. Herr Von Bismark made a
speech which plainly indicates that he is as much
resolved as ever net to yield to the wishes and
demands of the Lower House. He declared
that the alteration of the present organitation
of the army asked by the Qhamber of Deputies
is impossible, and equally so, he said, was any
exposition of any intention of the Government
in reference tp pending questions of foreign
policy. The fact is, that notwithstanding all
the blustering of the "Liberal" majority in the
Lower House, Herr Von Bismark fuels himself
"master of the situation."

Negotiatiotia between Austria and Prussia
have now been carried on for some weeks, but
their exact nature has never been disclosed.
Aooording to a private telegram in PEurepe, of
Frankfort, the question between the two
countries refers to the disposal of the Danish
Duchies • and it states that an arrangement had
finally been concluded by which the territory
conquered by Dvamark is to be annexed to
44
Prussia, whi 'CU its part will pay Austria
£3,750,000, guarantee assistance in came
' Venetia ihou be attacked. The latter state-
meant is partially confirmed by the telegrams
received from Vienna and Berlin, to the effect
that an &Mamie, offensive and defensive, was
about to be concluded by the two powers.
' Whether the other details are trustworthy
I remains to be seen. It it right to add that
the l'Berope is not regarded as a first-rate
authority, and its statements are, therefore, to
be received with reserve.
The persistent efforts of Federal agents in
1 England' Ireland, and Germany, to engage men
lostensibly as glass-blowers for New York, butlin
reality, as we believed here, as recruits for the
, Northern armies, resulted, it now eppeara, in
the engagement of 1,100 men; and these were
landed on an island near Boston, with a view to
their enrolment in the army, a part of the
quota to be furnished by Massachusetts. The
emigrants, however, refused to be used in this
manner. The proceedings were brought under
the notice of the central Government at Wash-
ington, and the latter positively refused to
muster the men into the Federal service. Con-
sequently the money expended by Massachusetts
In this nefarious and disgraceful attempt has
been thrown away. The unfortunate emigrants,
meanwhile, had been thrown on their own
resources, and were necessarily in a very
destitute condition. Attempts were being made in
New York to induce some of them to join the
service in that State, and doubtless a large
portMn will ultimately And their way Into the
Federal ranks. The affair is a disgrace to
lilaseachneetta, the puritan state pur crelience,
and the prime mover in the continual:los of the
'•r ; and the none of the enterprise ,aglit to
`e as a motion to all - this ' of the
' listen,
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The lII2LEREPTI3consist of the above described Steam
Engine and Thrasher in good order, 7 Wagons, 8 Dung
Carts, Rave Cart, Hurdle Cart, double-action Ray
Machine, Corn Drill, Turnip and Manure Drill, by Priest
end WooltionO, Horse Rake, four-horse power
Thrashing Machine, by Clarets and Co., with latest im-
provements, 2 Iron Rollers, full-sise patent Clod
Crusher, by Cambridge, 9 two-wheel Iron Ploughs by
Pearce, with skim coulters and tackle, 4 Tormentors,
pair of heavy Leaf Brags, 2 pair of light ditto, 12
Harrows and Bodkins, 2 Chain Harrows, Seed Harrows,
Land Presser, Seed Barrow, 5-tine &adder' Horse Hoe,
Chaff Cotter Cake Crusher, Corn Bruiser, Water Cart,
20 Trace and Thill Harnesses, 19 Plough Barnes and
Traces, 18 Headetalls, Corn Lines, Corn Bins, Manure
Screen, Drag and Hay Rakes, Cask of Stockholm Tar,
120 CW Chains and Rings, 3 Wheelbarrows, Ladders,
Grindstone, Iron and other Pig Troughs, Beam, Scales,
and Weights, large Pigeons' Box, Oak and other
Hurdles, Staddle Stones, Chaff Baskets, Winnowing
Machine, Fan and Stocks, Bushel Measure, Corn
Scoops, Sieves, Sack Trucks, Iron Shovels, Prongs,
Icc.

and a very

--The DAraY UTstreas include 6 Milk Leads and
Stands, 2 capital Hatter Churns, Milk Warmer, Curd
Mill, Tubs, Trendled, Cheese Press, Vats, and venous
minor articles.

Also, about 28 Elogsheada of Cider and the Casks,
in convenient lota.

Sale to commence precisely at Eleven o'clock,
Luncheon at One, and Sale re-commence at Two.
A punctual attendance is earnestly 'elicited, the
number of Lots being unusually large. The Dairy
Cow, possess first-rate 'aching qualities, for which they
have been specially selected ' • the Cart Horses are honest
and good; and the Implements have nearly all come
from the makers' hands within the last five years; the
whole forming one of the most attractive Auctions ever
held in this district.

Abbott's Court Farm, Blandford, Dorset,
January 2nd, 180.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

HUNTING APPOINTMEI
(Weather permitting.)

The South Wilts Hounds - Wednesday, Wiaoornb•
Faris ; Friday, Jerroise's Fartn—at 10.45.
Tamgporti Harrien—Wednesday, Long Sutton—at
The Blackinoor Vale Foxbounda— Tuesday (this day,
Green Man, Fulham; Wednesday, Clifton Wood ;
Friday, Stook Bridge; Saturday, Hunter's Lodge—
s!
Ur. Itadelyffe's Ffounda ..-Tharialay, the Stag Lodge,
Charborough—at 11.
Lord Poltiniore'm Hounds Wednesday, l'ortishant ;
Friday,Winiard's Gap ;Saturday, Eyershot Station-
-at IL
The East Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Tollard Green;
Friday, Ashley Wood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

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((worst moieties were gir to
lirow ' and State, and people
position ~. go lime forward to take the
on ocensiege, , o r to the present, whereas ~
-. altered thaw:aim wee now, lie entreated every one
, who Waa...not itmember of some bessitt society to
Ito one, king that if they did not Want the
petit Kt Asealf the Athol did there was
ill helping head; and death close their eyes
there was allie eoneolalkaa 0( knowing that their
chikhen wonkl mo; be tredl' for, that they would
hive .their brethren to raUy aroitad them, and pay
Orin heir km respect it the grave. (Applause.)
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den if aiot to through these iodation How
it
atm; would the words of the song be realised,
'l' Rutle trittot;es over the stoma,
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" Nightingale Hall, Edmonton.
"DEAIt hare recently suffered much from a
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allay. My head was constantly aching, and my whole
frame entirely shaken. Having seen the good effects of
your Balsam of Aniseed in several members of my family,
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stored in the morning, with the exception of debility'
arising from fatigue by incessant coughing for some days
previous. My cough entirely left sue and has never
returned. Having since hoard of a lady in the neigh-
bourhood who for a long time had laboured under a most
distressing cough, and who had resorted to every remedy
within her knowledge, I sent the remainder of the bottle
to her; and that long-standing, obstinate, and (as she
thought)hicurable cough was perfectly cured.
"lam, my dear Sir, yours very truly,
"To Mr. Thos. Powell," "WM. BOARDS."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-31

OONFIRDLITIONS FOR 1866.

The Lord
,Bishop of the Diocese has issued the follow-

log address to some of his olergy --
Palsre, Salisbury, Advent, 1864.
My Dear Brother,—l hope to be permitted to minister
the Ordinance of Confirmation in all parts of Doraet-
Fhire, and in a few places in Wiltshire, during the next
year.
I trust that this Ministration may be the occasion of
a large out-pouring of the seven-fold gifts of God's Holy
Spirit on nay Diocese. Indeed I may put aside ALI
doubts about this, provided that they, who seek the
Grace of Confirmation, have that preparation of mind
and heart which qualifies for such a blaming.
I would, therefore, with all earnestneee remind you
that it has pleased God to connect in a greet degree
such spiritual preparation with that cure of souls,whieb
He has entrusted to ran.
Tile God's good will and pleasure that the caldgatet
for Confirmation should generally receive the impiess
athe faithful diligence of their Clergy, and should
witness to the power of the prayers which their clergy
offer up in their behalf. And I can further add that
when those who have been confirmed are also tenderly
watched over—carefully inatmucted—and anxiously sur-
rounded with those good influences which their Clergy-
man is able to bring to bear upon their hearts with a
yiew to Holy Communion, the fruit of such training is
by Gnd's mercy very treat.
ItAat eau be done to remove all mums of offence by
multiplying the number of places at which the Confir-
mations are held, that I have endeavoured to do; and I
will try to help you in your work by my Prayers for
you and your Panshioners, and at the time of the Con-
firmation, by the counsels and exhortations I address to
the Catechumens.
There are two matters on which I must repeat what I
have maid before. Oildren may be generally supposed
to have reached "the years of discretion" at the age of
11 years; but in niiny eases you will find that the age
is no test of any real preparation for Confirmation, and
in a few cases you may safely present children who have
not reached this age.
. .

The other metier hi one of less difficulty, but is of
great moment. All arrangements that you and I can
make will be most imperfect, which do not provide for
the very careful superintendence of the Catechumens cut
their way to and from Church.
I remain, your affectionate Friend and Fellow Servant
in the Lord, W. K. ssitulf.
Confirmations are proposed to be held as follows :
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between 15,000 and 20,000 ;Men before -
hooker teat still more at Chanceßenville.
more provident than hie predecessors, never
attempted the capture of Richmond ; and Grant
lost 280,000 men since his ambition has lid him &gains
our oapitsJ. The enemy now begin to anderstand the
extent of their failure in the present cempaign, and, if
reason and common mese have any influence, they
cannot fail to see the fatility of longer persisting in the
hopeless task of isonquering the people of these states.
The campaign against Biehmood, under General Grant,
gave promise of more eorepliste amoral than any of those
heretofore undertaken. fie started with the full con-
fidence of his government, army. and people, with
every requirement of men and material that the on.
bounded prodigality of his country could svpply. His
reputation was above that of soy of his predecessors,
and big experience gave hopes which no other general
had ever excited. But after • eampaima, unexampled
in the world's history, of nearly 70 days of continuous
fighting, what has lie accomplished? Richmond
En_quirer.
Tma DIWIT ii FEDSIIILL EITATIL —Up in the sloes
of last year 5,604,743 men bad been drafted into the
Federal armies by the conscription orders of the
Washington Goverameat. In 1961 there were 664,743
men drafted • in 1862 there were 740,000; in 1863 the"
were 700,000, and in 1864 there were 1,500,000, malting
the grand total as above. This embrama only the
several calls and drafts, and is quite independent of
voluntary enlistments, and the 500,000 men called for •
few days ago.

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DOB.SETSHIRE.

WYNF ORD EAGLE,
1 Mile from the Maiden Newton Station of the Wilts,
Somerset, and Weymouth Railway.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HEREFORD CATTLE.
MRT. ENSOR (late Rutrat and Erma)
. has been favoured with instructions from Mr.
W. BRIDOX, who is quitting the Farm, to SELL by
AUCTION, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1865,
being the day before Dorchester Fair,—His Superior
NERD of 106 PURE-BRED HEREFORD CATTLE;
consisting of 57 Dairy Cows, 18 3-year-old Heifers in
calf, 182-year-old Heifers io calf, 9 Barreners, 6 Bulls;
also, 7 pare-bred Alderney Cows, 12 Cart Horses and
their Harness, 10 Donkeys and Hods, and a quantity
of Farming Implements.
The Auctioneer begs to call the attention of
purchasers to the Sale of this long established and noted
Herd of Hereford,; they have been bred with great
care and expense from the Stock of some of the best
breeder' of Hereford Cattle ; they are excellent milobers;
of great size and quality, and high-proof graziers, and
the Auctioneer can,with the greatest eonfidence, recom-
mend them to purchasers of first-clam Stock. 35 will
have calves hy day of Sale, and the remainder well
seasoned. The Cart Horses are young, of good size,
powerful, and good workers; tho Implements of the
description and in good ooneliticri.
freshments will be provided, and the Sale will com-
mence at Two o'clock.

1) OR SR T.
WYNFORD EAGLE,
Mile from the Maiden Newton Station of the Wilts,
Somerset, and Weymouth Railway.
IMPORTANT SALE et about 100 DAIRY COWS,
and 100 TONS of HAY.

1%413. T. ENSOR (late Rum and Meson)
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

IWERNE MINSTER.

ODD 72LLOWSHIP.—At a district meeting of the
order of Independent Oddfellows, at Poole, on
Tuesday, • Diminution was granted for the 6
of a new lodes at the Talbot Head lon, r=
Minster. A good opening for a lodge here, whick
has existed for nom time, wail not taken advantage
of till lately, when • few brothers bestirred them.
selves in the matter, and there is every prospect of
their exertions being rewarded with num Th•
lodge will in all probability be opened early Us
November.

BR)DPORT,

I THE Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury hut
appointed the Rev. Charles Woodcock, Vicar al
CCardstock, Dorset, Rural Dean of the third portiot
of the Deanery of Bridport, in the pisse of the Rim
R. S. Hutohings, late incumbent of Moaaktaa
Wyld.

BEAMINSTER.
°Ng WAY Of PROVIDING FOR TINE RAVAGES 0111
mg CATTLE FL VIOL—The agriculturists of Beep
minster Union have determined not to form
Mutual Cattle Insurance Society, but to present •
petition to the House of Commons, through one of
the county members, praying the legislature to
regard the Cattle Plague as a national ..smity, and
to recompense the farmers for any 10•11 they may
sustain through it out of the national exchequer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

814,393.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

NETHERBURY.

FOUR small cottages, situate at Waytown, belonging
to Mr. Rolls, of this parish, were destroyed by fire
shortly before midnight on Wednesday, October 4th.
The flames were first observed upon the thatched roof
of a outhouse in the rear of the buildings. The onttagers
were aroused from sleep, and with the help of their
neighbour'', endeavoured to stay the conflagration, but
all in vain, end the fire burnt on till the wails alone
remained standing. A fire•engine and the brigade from
Bridpoft artivad too late to render any help. The pro-
' perty is insured, but the poor labourers, whose little
but only furniture wee consumed, are uninsured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

KINSON.

RIVAL BRICIMAIttr& —Frederick Friend, a brick.
maker, was on Friday summoned before the
Wimbore Bench on the charge of throwing • brick
from the yard where he was working into a riya
yard and striking Samuel Barnes on the head. The
complainant was not present, as his wife, who saw
the transaction, was too nervous to appear before the
magistrates. The defendant applied for costs, and
was told he would be paid for his day's work.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

CITARMOUTH.

DIOOLHAN SCHOOL PRIZE SCHMIL—The children
,belonging the National School here, who were examined
in April last under the Salisbury Diocesan School Prize
Scheme, were very suocessfuL Five boys and two girls
were presented for examination, all of which passed,
gaining among them four prizes of books, two medals,
and four certificates One lad has also won a special
Prize, given by the Archdeacon of Dorset, to the boy in
Doted who answers beet in the Prayer-book and
Catechism. On Monday afternoon, the Him E. 8..
,Breton distributed the awards to the children.

Guns Etoox.—We are extremely glad to see a second
edition of the "Guide" to Charmouth, by Mr. J.
Wellman. The rapid sale of the whole of the first
edition was a proof of its merits, and showed that public
-opinion *all not slow to appreciate the ability and
enterprise of its amiable and intelligent author. The
little work is "enlarged," arid" revised." The new
, matter consists mainly of some interesting notices of the
history and antiquities of the village, which has played
no inconsiderable part in the great drama of the nation's
history. We are glad to see that the tradesmen of the
place have seized the opportunity given by its publira-
tion, for inserting advertisements that will be permanent.
We augur all increased measure of sufmess for this new
edition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

ROBERT
IRONMONGER,

HAZEL,
DORCHESTER,

BEGS leave to invite attention to his improved CULTIVATOR. It is in itself a thorough and
efficient seven or nine Share, or can be used as • Paring Plough. It has great strength sad so far R. PI.
has met with decided moms, viz., they never get out of order, a complaint too frequently and too truly made
against others.
Hear what one respectatle Farmer say. :—" I have given your cultivator some very severe trials and it has
answered admirably, and when ia sae it will pay for its cost in a fortnight."
A large and vreWeeiesird stook of Paladin Lamps of neweet designs and patterns always on hand.
A good and wsilliwisiliaribeek of Bleetro Plated Goods,
Close Fire Kifolialosilkollor low !Om
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