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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14

JHPOP.TANT SALE OF 1.080 SOUTH-DOWN
V.IEEP, 8 CART HORSES, WAGONS, PUTTS,
IMPLEMENTS, CASKS, ka.. Ito.

'MR. T. ENSOR (late Bang& and Eason)
.s been favoured with indrootions front Mr.
Burr, who is quitting Ike Farm. to SELL try AUCTION,
on ni Ultfib AY, the 110th JUNK, 1866, his valuable
FARM bTOCK : Consisting of 660 well-heed Oro, four,
sad siz-tooth Dow. Ewes, wairsated nand and viII be
s ild in their wool, 401 Chilver and Welber Lambs, 6
superior powerful Cart Hones, sated and good workers,
and their Harness, 2 four-hons Wagons, one-lidtc•
ditto, 3 Putts with iron Axles, Corn Dull with Bbsorion,
Sheep Troughs and Cribs, Hogyhead and Holf-hatihead
Casks, sweet, and la gond edlUuu, end • variety of
woeful Agricultural losplesiont•
Refresheente will be provided. sod On Bale will
coulaneass On. eausk.

LANODON MA NOR FARM,
1 Rile frees awwin4at, 7 liAs• tram the Crinrkerne,
BMPorti and 164•• Nirwaim Railway Statiosa.

IMPORTANT Sr.LB 0131 SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP,
8 CART rod RACK HORSES. 19 HEREFORD
IRRIVRT:4I, STEERS, and OXEN, 42 PIGS, and
ISPI. MEWS.
ittr, 8.. T. ENI3OII (lata Balms and Means)
174.11. 'barn been favoured with issetnictions from Hr.
Pl7l/112D011, who ham let he Fares and is retiring from
%urine's, to SELL by AUCTION, on Flail tY,
JULY NM, 1864, his valiseble Flock of SIiZEP,
HOMES, HEREFORD HEIFEILS. STEERS, OXEN,
101014, and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY:
tCosterising-100 Bares of different ages, 180 Cbilver
;and Wethor Her, 270 Chilver and Prather Limbs, 4
Mons. 5 Cart Hareem and their Harneeo. The three
following horses are mend, aad have been regularly
hunted with Lewd Poltinsoris's hounds, via., " a
• by... gelding. 8 years, and quiet in harness, tip to 16
stone with homed.' " Kitty," a bay tboroegh-bred
snare, 7 years, very twit and quiet with bound.; "In'
a bay gelding, 5 years, fait and clever with
bounds. Five snails, Osen in forward condition, 3
Hereford Steers, 11 Yearling Hereford Heifers, 7 Sows
and young Pies, 35 Slip Pigs, 4 Putts, Iron Roller, 6
Plough. and TWA* Iron Drop end Hann.; Chain
ditto, 7-share Scarifier, Hone Rake, Haymaking
Illaabine, 2 Turnip Hosis, 3 Turnip Cutters, 3 Biwa
NON, Cies Bina Hurdles, Oa Harem, and many other
Agricultural
The Sheep are of good size, will be sold in their wool,
and warranted sowed •, the Beasts have been bred from
Fannedins's superior Hereford Stock;
the Cart Horace aro young, sound, powerful and yowl
workers; Use N gorses are particularly dowry=
attention of la w•at of wade and
boaters up to Wavy weight: lb* Implements an el a
useful doserigialos, sad is good cooditiou.
Refreshments will he provided, and the Bele owe-
mem at

An °madras Inves ilia Crewborne Slatioa for Bra-
iniasiar as the arrival of 12.10 ;ma. Tram
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-19

torrespcmbrna.

To ikt Irdi‘or.

DORCIIVITIIt April 13.
Sri,—A.shoirt time sines a large and respeetahle
party of the inhabitants of the town applied for the
um of the Amembly Room at the Townhall, for the
of a BA bat the authorities refused to grant
a•rra. use thereof on the ground that the Wading
was not considered safe for dancing. Now MAY e fn.
weeks later a number of the more aristoieratical—but
not • wit the more respectable—portion of the com-
munity applied for the use of the said Room for. Colooly
Ball. which wan at once granted. This lattar Bell came
off on Tuesday evening, the 12th inotant, upwards of
250 being preaent and the fabric of the Townhall was
the following morning noom the worse for the dancing.
Now I would ask the Dorchester Town Council on
what grounds they could refutes an application of thin
nature from on large and respectable body of the Rate-
payers and inhahltanta of the town, who ere continually
being called on to pay heavy rates sad bartbens to keep
up the Municipal dignity. and provide for the wasteful
outlay from time to time carried on (such as asphalting
the Walks at the end of Bouth-street, and other similar
Nile jobs); and yet when the Ratepayers ask to be
allowed to use their owe building, ready to pay the
usual fees charged for the Room, their application is
RIMMED. and that refusal is coupled with a statement
that hardly resembles truth ; for if the building was
unsafe for dancing a few weeks since, it was the same
on the night of the County Ball, as nothing has been
done to make it more secure. _

The Town Council may be assured that such proceed-
ings an, not at ell relisbnl by the Burgesses. and will
be well remembered when the proper time arrives.
I suppose the County Ball committee will pay for
the grilled wry- gas Paws erected for their especial
service on Tu -day evening. and that the poor rate-
payers will not be called on to do no. Yours,

NOVEMBER THE FIRST.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-19

A WATCH NATI

Of about 63. in the was granted, amounting to
£350. in order to meet the expense, of tbe current
year, the rate to become payable on the let of
June.—The Mayor inkrmed the Council that
there we. • balance in hand of .C6ll on
account of the police rite.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-19

TOWN COUNCIL MEEtING.

A meeting of the members of the Coeporate body
of this town took place at the Council Chamber on
Friday. The Mayor presided, and there was • some-
what large attendance.

TM& MARROUR TRAMWAY.
Mr. H. Thomas mid that before business was
entered upon, he wished to ask the Council if they
had seen the harbour tramway, near the corner of
of the George lon. He oonsi&red that if the tram-
way at that place was allowed to remain in its
meant position, it would be daageroas to life and
property. He need not point out how that might
ham been avoided, bat if any gentleman would look
at it be could see bow it might hare been
altered. He wished to know if the Council in•
tended to take any steps in the matter?—
Tim Mayor thought it would be well for Mr.
Braff to find out oomplsiate of that sort.—Mr.
Thomas replied that there was zooid proverb, "that
whilst the arms grows tbe horse starves." —Mr.
Aylies asked what was the danger alluded to by
Mr. Thomas. There was DO working on the tram-
way yet, and there wee time enough to talk about
II when that was the claire.—Mr. Thomas replied
that trucks on tramways could not be stopped like
vehicles on roads. He had measured the trucks,
and found that some of them would project two ft.
over the tramway, and that would not leave more
than 12 inches beteeen the corner of the George and
the passage for trucks. —Mr. Maunders wanted to
know why traoks on tramways could not be stopped
as sexily as vehicles no roads, when Mr. Thomas re-
plied bemires the former had more impetus. —The
Mayor again repeated that he thought the beat way
would be for Mr. Bra to ramming the pram —Mr.
Thomas said if the Council had any power under
Lb. Act of Parliament be thought they should
endeavour to remedy the evil complained of.—
Further discussion on the subject then ceased.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-19

fmperial Varliantent.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MORDLY.—The Lord Cheeot Dor laid upon the bade'
bill to provide for the endowment of the Regius Pro-
frasorship of Greek at Oxford. By hi, bill be proposed
that the Lord Chancellor, who had • number of
catioarWs in his gift, should confer the brat of these
that became vacant upon the ttegius Profes.orship of
Greek. In the meantime. end until inch • vacancy took
places, he had only to express • how that the University
would be influenced hy a scum of justice to make
adtsivate provi.ion for the holder of that olliee.—Lord
Stratheden called attention to the oormapoodenoe in re
-
ferrite* to the plan Garman question, and moved,
"That, in the opinion of the Howe, if the demand
made by Dentn•rk for mediation, according hi the prin-
ciple laid down in the protocol of Paris itt 1856, had
been more decidodly supported by Her Majesty's
Government, tie bloodshrd and the other evil, already
ocrutsioned by the war in Dcnmark might have been pre-
vented, and there would have been leas danger than
there cow was of a more ostensive disturbance of the
pence of Euret e ; and that a eonferesoe upon the
Danish question, in order to lead to • practical result,
ought to be accompanied by such steps as might oon-
vines the Powers f Europe that Her Ilajeaty's Govern-
ment adhered In the Treaties in which the Duchy of
Schlsswic bad berm on 'reamed to Denmark by Great
Britain." After • load and interesting discusrion the
motion was eithdraeo._

TINSDAY.—Tho Punishment of Rape Bill was read •
second time, and the Charitable Annemarie Bill passed
through sommittee. The Earl of Cowart= moved an
address for • coil of the correspondence relative to
Georse Hall, convicted at the last %trim* &seises of
murder, and subsequently respite,' by the Crown'. He
called attention to the rase of Wright, Townley, and
Jewie ll'Laohlan. and odoplained of the capricious ad-
nuniatration of the Home Office in matters connected
with the punishment of death. The Lord Chancellor
entered at come length into • defence of the Secretor,
of State, and said it was impossible to administvr the
laws relating to cepa.' poniiihment direreetly front the
mode that had been adopted, and if their lordships
wanted a change they should direct their ettention to
the condition of the low upon the subject, with a view
of applying a remedy. Alter • few remarks from the
Duke of Marlborough and Earl Grey, the motion for
papers was withdrawn.
TiOLIDAT. —The Punier...sent slEeps Rill (promoted
by the Memoir, of Westmeath) paved through com-
mittee; an amendment of Lord Wenaloydolii, render-
mg the measure c napalm:my instead of optional, halite
Iris been agreed to. Earl Granville. in reply to Lord
Redesdale, said the Government did not intend to pro-
pose any amendment to the Highway Act daring the
present session. Their Lordships adjourned soon after

Faiose.—The House was oecupied with • discussion
tbe Limited Knlistmeot Act, with respect to which
Earl de Greg wed he wss 'Misled with its working,
and did not intend to pi °woes any amendment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-19

Debonsbirc.

EXETER. Tun -Rireessinvaros. Mr.
Coleridge, Q.C., the Liberal candidate foe the repro.
sentatiou of the city of Exeter, addressed • public
meeting at that place on Monday the 11 th. He
stated that. if elected, he would consider the ques-
tion of church rates. Jet the dissenters dictate
their own terms of exemption, and, unless the
measure in which those were embodied were absurd
and unreasonable, he would be ready to support it.
lie had been asked what he felt about the ballot.
and lie bad in answer said simply and shortly, "I
shall vote for the ballot.' Bat he was bound, as an
honest man, to nay that his opinion was that the
ballot would do neither the good nor the harm that
its advocates and its opponents thought that
it would. He believed it would tend to
quiet and to lessen expense, and therefore to in-
crease the honesty and simplicity of our elections; in
exceptional cases it would enable a voter to escape
coercion and give an uncontrolled Tots; and as this
could be done without harm to the State he would
readily, for the sake of these advantages, support it.
As be conceived that individual freedom wee mainly
due to the influence of local centres id. self govern.
meet, so, therefore, every measure for oentralisation
abould meet with his strenuous opiceirion. Like
his hicnd Sir John Bowing, be did not believe in a
Conservative reaction, and that the people of this
country were prepared for years at Tory government
and class empire. A Government the most power-
ful in the world was, with vigorous opposition
panting for "the sweets of power," always at a dis-
advantage, bet that there was anything like an in-
tention to go back, or confide the Government to
Mr. Disraeli and his friends, was what be begged
leave utterly to doubt. A resolution was earned
unanimously, expressing the deep regret of the
meeting at the retirement of Mr. Divett, and its
cordials:eyepieces of Mr. Coleridge in his room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-19

CORN MARKET.

llkaz•LAus, Ifouday.—A very moderato supply of
leglish rebut bas arrived up to our market daring the
put week. For all kinds, however, the demand ham
ruled heavy, and in some instances inferior qualifies
blue sold el Is per quarter lower. The shoe of foreign
wheel have not increased, but goad and fine samples have
realised late eurreoeies ; but all other kinds have moved
elf busily, et lower terms. No quotable change he.
Oaken plain in either &girth or foreign barley. The
trade, however, has motioned very inactive. Boat kinds
of malt have sold slowly, at the late decline in vslue.
Tbe supply of oati have been moderate; nevertheless,
the oat tradelhascontinued heavy en rather lower terms.
Both beans and pea. hove niaintelsed their previous
vale., with a fair cossumptive demand. Most kinds of
Sear have sold to a hill average extent, at previous
oritstions.
The toothiest.' markets have, for the most part,
be devoid of animation. In prices, however, no
*heap of importance bee taken place. Advice. from
New York state that the demand for produce for
import purposes was heavy. The supplies an our were
i tolerably good, f we except huhu corn.
In Mertland wheat be. commanded full pries'. The
inquiry for it, however, he. been inactive. Berkey and
ell other articles have moved off heavily, it aboat pre-
vious rates.

Irish markets have beau dull for wheat. at
barley stationary prices. Other produce has realleed
former terms ; but the trade hes not improved. For
shipment to Instead very little has been pealing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

BUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Vernditeh ;
Friday, Chitterne Sam—at 10.45.
The East Donet Hounds —Wednevday, Park Farm,
Gillingham; Friday, Bottle Bosh bows' Monday,
December 15th, Plonsh Inn, Manston—at 10.4 L
The Blackmoor Vale Foxhounde—Tnesday (this day),
King Stag, Fulham Wednesday, Wea Hill Toll.
bar; Friday, Five Bridges; Saturday, Redlynnh Gate
—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, the Kennels;
Friday, Look ; Saturday, Langdon—at IL
Mr. Radelyffv's Hounds—Thursday, Hoke Down—at 11.
The Lansport Harriers—Saturday, Tintinhull Forfe—
it 10.30,
The West Somerset lioutids—Tuemlay, St. Andrew's;
Friday, Chargolt Lodge—at 10.30.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

PORTISHAM, DORSET.

TO BE DISPOSED OF, (solely fas oon-
sequence or the death of tho I.t. Yr. Sus.
Bigwig) an Old-entabliabed BUILDER sad WHEEL-
WRIGHTS Business, at Portieharn, where ter the last
26 years • most surweedul trade bag bee. carried on.
The fitock-in•Trade (which is mall) to be taken to
the aerial way by Valuation.
There is • convenient Dwelling• Hone• and good Garden
adjoining the Carpenter's Shop, attached to wkish are
premises, which at • small outlay, could be converted
into a Smith's Shop. Them Premises may be taken at
• low natal.
To treat for the OINSIO, apply to Mr. SAIIOII7. BUM
comic on the Premises.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

COUGHS I COUGHS I I COUGHB 11l

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS.

An extraordinary rate of earl of • owoga of 20 years'
rtalediap. Read the followisg teatimoutel—ose only
of hundreds wbioh might he quotnl :
" Fordingtoa, Dorebester, Oot. 27, 1864.
"St,—For 20 years I have suffered from • most
severe and delesesiag mush. Is the winter before Met I
suffered mere severely then ever. For six semetka
anger tail down iw out I illoeght myself Making to
the grave. Ali I took la the way of malaise wee for
no avail. Ay hushes& who was quite wore out for
west of rest, we. persuaded to get a boa of your
"Pectoral Cough Ma." The first night I took ate I found
great relief, and the third or fourth night I never coughed
at all—the lint night's net I had bad for six months.
Is • very short tithe my cough was ecsupletely cured,
and I pared through last winter without arty coach at
all. This le • simple statemeot of feats, whieb I beg
you to make nee el in any way you think proper.
" Tours respectfully,
" FRANC itlatift•

OD. trial will prove their ezt-r:Oitililary- pro—p;rifes.
Bold In Bozos st 7ed. sad Is. led.
Prepared oaly by 17AN8, lete ntona,, cams;

_
TM above lisilielnes are sold by all respostabl•
Chemists overyobirre. aod wbolesslo by the London
Ageoto—Xesers. &relay sod &ow blosors. &Moo sod
Co.. Edwards, Boom Clesror. Newberry, sod 4b .z'.
N.H. Those who have seoseks to write to tbe Pro-
prlstor are particularly requested to aLlress thitir Meters
—EvAss, Chosist, Dorchester.

FROUDIt RRNIRDY FOR THE ITCH,
Wfthout the least smell, • esstain Cure in • few days.
This irritating, troublesome, and exeeedingly idea
Mona dhow, so often the sours. of the greatest
annoyatios to individuals and to whole Families, and •
sours. of danger to everyone who comes in contact with
an infected person, may be immediately relieved and
eared by • few applications of the above-named
invalusibLe remedy. In every case am solely application
II very desirable, for the longer it is delayed the more
virulent becomes the eruption, and in many Caere the
present Proprietor, A. J. Evhsti, has seen • whole
neighbourhood infe.Aed by tb• negligenes of some out
family in it. by refusing to believe it possible that they
had really Itch amongst them.
Many hundreds of Testimonials slight be given. One
application will, however, prove the above assertions.
Sold in boxes at Is. lid. est*.

EVAN'S TOOTHACHE SPECIFIC,

A sun—
an. d'instan—taneao;"erraWe 1:11 pail:jai -elections
of the Teeth and Gitma, ne-doloreux. ka. Hundreds
hae• found inalantameous robot aod bora* tostunony to
its wondrous °Mosey.
Prepared oafs by 4. J. SEARS, Chemist, and Sold is
ballot al be lid. oath.

JOHNSON,JOHNSON&Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,

• .1.• •Is decidedly the Purest
Strongest—Cheapest
and Best—the most
ti WHOLESOME & INVIGORATING.
rot•• kr by Age t• everfrows
LOCAL A LIM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

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MINTAL SURGERT-ARTIFICIAL

TEETH.

DORCHESTER—every intimate Salm-day, at Mr.
HAZEL'S, High West-street, December 24
Attendance at WEYMOUTH—Mondays, Wednesdays,
acid Fridays, at 107, St. Mary-street.
BRIDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mr.
MUNFORD, South-street—December 17, 31.
BOURNEMOUTH—at MrcOUBRINS', ()orris House,
Commercial-road, every Tuesday.
SHERBORNE—on alternate Thursdays December
15, 29.
--
MR. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIST, ELE.C.B.,
9, OBORVICNOIL-STIIIET, 0110611009.11Q0•111; and
14, Oce-erelmr, BATH.
Newly-invented and Patented application of prepared
INDI A RUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Gnats, and Pall dm
A new, original, and invaluable blesntiou, soeseisting
in the adaptation, with the moat abioluts perfection and
sumac, of prepared gunrcoloured indisrusr am a bsas
for artificial teeth. V...etire or partial nets may be made
with the orsatest facility in • very short time. Only one
visit Is required to lit them, it being dose with the
veriest accuracy and comfort by means of a soft bate
placed, while in a slate of fusion, between the With and
gems, which, upon becoming hard, possemies the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth ate also immovably
fixed in the sockets fortped by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will lant for many years, and on
any of the totem' teeth falling out by absorption of the
gifts or from decay, they may be added to th•
rubber plate in use with the greatest ease and at. very
' trifling expense. The acids of the mouth alert no
agency on the cheinioally-prepared indlarubber, and (al
iii. s non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, be retained in the month, all
unpleaaantnem of melt and taste being at the MUM
UM> wholly provided against by the peculiar attar, of
ta preparation.
dr Just Published, pries Is., Ephraim Marty on
the " Teeth, and the beet means of Supplying their
Deficiencies." Tbe Author, 9, Grosysnetitnet, W.

All commur.l•:ations in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to he addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Erprins and
Agricidtural Oasette, at the Office. Chard'
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A COUGH
—The following letter has been received;—
Nightingale Hall, Edmonton.
"DiAl 8111,-1 have recently suffered much from •
most violent cough, proceeding from • tickling in my
chest, which no remedy, out of manresiorted to, coulh
allay. My heed was constantly aching, and my whole
frame entirely shaken. Haring seen e good effects of
your Balsam of Aniseed in several members of my family,
I purchased • small bottle, and when going to bed at
eight took • teaspoonful in two tablespoonfuls of water,
just warm. The effect WWI immediate; it arrested the
tickling in my cheat, I slept well, and &row perfectly re-
stored in the morning, with the exception of debility'
arising from fatigue by incessant coughing for some days
previous. My cough entirely left me and has never
returned. Having since hard 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 reined,
within her knowledge, I sent the remainder of the bottle
to her; and that long-standing, übetinate, and (as shoo
thought) incurable cough was perfectly cured.
"1 8,02 my dear Sir, yours very truly,
"To Mr. Thos. rowell." " WM. BOARDS."

POWELL'S BALSA" OF ANISEED.
Po. Lk4d., Siwtme. of tow* /Wham, TIWIK
thos TVs* sal al P•Weaary allieWma, =Wide@ yr! In
WIN Ismisabile.

PritaZ;sl aad ault by Ty mays PosrasA, at 16. Blacklists'
UM, Lades. told by all ebonies yad lasdlyia• madam la
t. klystdaw ; SUS la Australia, It.. Anima& Caps
ma lost b Ursula, am la Watley as Is ,
_

CAUTION —Marro Mt vonts Mort. Potreu.," BINA.
Maze-nod, Leedom, on the G•vcrigateat Stamp, without wide!
It mot be palmist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALE&
GLEPIPIILD PATENT STARCH.
A W AHMED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1801

THIS UNRSYALLID STARCH IR
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,

gad Propagated by Fiat No}sety's Loasdrees to be
THZ FINEEIT BTAkcs Sin NV= USED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCATION.
An Bireottua Cure for the Hooping Cough,
. _ _

Without Iwternal

PlllllB is the only diacovery affording a perfect
_L cyan, without sdminiMering internal medicine, the
difficulty and inconvenience of which, in all disorders
particularly incident to Children, are ton well known to
need any comment.
Many thousands of children are eared annually by this
remedy ; and in moat eases, one bottle will produce the
denied effort. The eroprietor therefore earnestly and
eonsrientiourly recommends it to Parents, Guanhans,
and all then who have the care of children.

k or the protection of the Public, and to prevent
J. 110C1113" is signed on the Label outside each
bnttle, and the name of the sole Wholesale Agent,
"Edwards, 67, St. Paul's," engraved on the Uovrrnment
Stamp. Price 4s. per bottle. bold by most respectable
Chemists and dealers in medicines.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

HENRY WEBBER
(gOOOOOOOR TO JONI W 123111 AND ION.)
MI • 'X" AIL 3311 M. lISMKMI ED 44 XI . 177 0 ,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR,
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SWAIM, LONDON, W.

MERIES MMUS LIHISTESS,NIqI WM, BMUS! WEIS, Men MMUS I =PITIES
ridad • semad•rabis “ving la Wdr porohamos, Nal Wow rroak • Lula
BRITISH A.ND /FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. I. BREWER STRIRT, GOLDEN SQU•RI.
AB inking th• DWI. Cud Porceara tor from ti• Prodwa, Uwe, ravial lateneeekte
pima.
ARRIVALS OF DOB.SET BUTITH DAILY. I FRIESLAND BLITTHR, MONDAY AND FRLDA
JIMMY B MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheats Fairs and azhet. attended in Wiltahne, Boinersstshire,
and Cbushin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

CANADA AND THE DMITRI.) BTATNA

91 II E Full-powered Clyde-built
•• P. PIN, .1. Mesmer% of the MONTREAL
P :, OCEAN ROYAL MAIL BTRAWIRIP
COMPANY will Bail from LIVERPOOL
to PORTLAND, ea follows :

PERUVIAN „16 I MORAVIAN .. Jan.
NOVA 9 OTIAN „ ElI DAMASCUS
BELGIANS 1. 30 I ST. DAVID
Palma—First Cabin to Portland, 218 18e. and
EIS 12..; to New York, £lO 10a and £l7 10a; Beate°,
£l9 7s. 6d. and £lB ss.
Secitacos--Portland, New York. and Boston, CB St.;
Children under Twelve half pries; Infante under
Twelve Months, el Is.
Quickest and Cheapest route to the Western States.
Passengers booked by 41 the principal Railways to 41
r:res.
ti of Canada and the United Skates, at very low
for Purge, apply to BABEL k SEARLE,
19, WATZI-BTIIIIIIIIT, LIVIIPOOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

GILLINGHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual exhibition of stock, butter, cheese,
roots, /Lc., in conneetson with this society, was held on
Monday the stb, in a field close to the station of the
Ssuth-Weet-rn Railway, and, without doubt., it was
one of the hest, if not the best, which has taken
plaoe in the county during the present wagon. The
entries in most of the classes for breeding and ft
stock averaged five, and the animals of first•elus
quality. The show was, ou the whole, considered
by competent judges a very great iniproveinent on
last year, and there sea nu but very little doubt that
if thermos amount of care and attention is paid io
future years, Gillingham show will rink with some
of the most celebrated in the country. We refer our
readers to the list of prizes as embodying all that we
could may in praise of the various exhibitors. The
premiums to agricultural labourers were acompanied
with a very neatly printed cettificate of character,
and it redound very much to the credit, both of
inastm and men, that from even their boyhood
several of them have worked for the same employer
up to even old ago. We cannot but wish that there
was some plan adopted by which such meritorious
conduct received a more tangible acknoa lodgment,
instead of such parties having to look to the small
j pittance of the parish in their old days for support.
Surely • society might be formed among the wealthy
! agriculturists of this country to provide for such
deserving parties a more suitable maintenance in old
age. Relieving that the farmers of England, as a
class, poetess in the highest degree a tree sympathy
with those they employ, and only require this matter
to be brought before them, we merely throw out the
hint, leaving it to others to make what use they
think well of.

Previous to the labourers having their dinner,
they were addressed by the chairman for the day
(J. Floyer, Esq.), who congratulated them on their
success, and expressed his very great satisfaction to
tied that so many had for • long course of years
maintained an excellent character. It proved that
they were good servants, and that they had had good
masters for it was • truth that good masters made
good servant., and good servants good masters. The
premiums, though small, would be of use to them to
purchase any little article of housekeeping. The ,
great min was as an encouragement for good and
faithful service. He wished them tot, independent
—by which he did not ;mean for them to guppies '
they could do without the aid of others, but that
independence which would keep them out of debt.
When they were out of debt they could go where
they liked to purchase food and other neoessaries.
He trusted they would spend • happy Christmas
with their families, for home was the only pls.* for
true happiness in this world.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

IMF

DOrehlister Keats, ohemist, High Keid-etrest
Weymouth Plowman, confectioner. 94, St. Marywt.
confectioner. 14, Bt. Alban's Row.
Bridpoili
Poole Atkins. chemist, High-street.
Wimberne Short, chemist.
Christchurch Con, confectioter.
Lymington Hockey, aonfectioner, 85, High-street.
Yeovil
WHOLILIIALe WARSAW:I6I.-
17. Blom6eld-street, City, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
—okooo,ooo sterling, guaranteed by Govern.
went, are annually divided in monthly allotments In
various Sums upwards to f:25.000 sterling. An invest-
ment of CI may assure I:28,000 sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be vent gratis), apply to
FEZDZILICIL Seam, Booker, Frankfort-on-the-Mains; or
Lettere addressed to blot at 8, Three King Court,
Lombard Street, London, E. C., will be immediately
forwarded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

000111TT OATTLII MOW.

The Cuaren•ri-sail-ha-iia-s-ot kii-o; if those geed*.
see who advoesbni this questioe had entered sutkeiently
Into it to consider the pros and cosi. A ecautty rattle
abow might be a Cluildram show, but then it would bs
an eshiWdon of tat stook. That would hardly meet
their views, as they looked epos theseseives se breeders
of etoek, and thereto» store Mock would be whet they
should want to put promimmtly forward. It there was
a county breeding stook show in the summer that would
hardly meet with their views, oft sosecust of the
premieres which they gave to agricultural labours».
Mr. T. H. SAUIDIAS impressed himself to favour
of beide/ • local show es at present.
Mr. J. G. Houtz said, -before they wild have •
empty cattle show there were two thin» to ooesider.
Tlie int was lb* nanisinatios et Moak with the hamar-
tog dares. He did not think they could Amara tie
labourers' prima and have • *oast" show. Studies as
a loesl moiety, sod !lowish* as they were with the
15 0, an fare riven by gmatiesies is the neighbowshossf,
and their money Mktg given to the labourers, be did
sot think they amid make • county moiety. There
were two large shows alreedy—the Royal
sultana and the Bath and West of England—sad att
lasi ones were doing great good h.wa. opissi fesiher
eornbinaolon.
After • few further remarks the CIA 11111•31 called on
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

CAPT./11/WIRE' PATENT HANCIIOOIII.
These Hammocks are self-eupporting, and applicable
to in-door and out-door purpmes,beini alike serviceable
In the field, the lawn, the boudoir, or on the yacht.
11 set invaluable to Officers in the army, Emigrants, and
Tourists, as they can be readily adjusted in soy situation.
illustrated Prospectuses forwarded on application to the
Depot for Illiwire's Patent Hammeeke, 17, Great
Portland-street (thlord-street end), Landau, W, whim
the diluent kinds of Hammocks may be seen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

sTx

V
*a

re parental
'the perfect purity of

tills Muitarti

‘,4% Sold sow
4 °4l2istesi•%-
z/b.

The attention oldse public and dile medical pew.
ration is calkd to this/ern/ark of a label placed as
the top of all canisters of Kellel Genalille iblUldlr4
which can be purchased of most Family Grocers.

KEEN, ROBINSON, BELLVILLE A 011:, LONDON.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFISLD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
Sold by all Groom, Chandlers, to., Ac.
WOTHEREPOON A CO.. GLOOOOW Aso Lowboy.

CRRNIC UNION.

TO MILLERS, BAKERS, BITTERS, GROCE RS

AND OTHER&

rpnie GUARDIANS are desirous of receiving
1 TENDERS for supplying the Union with Bread
made of the best Flour, Flour of the beet quality, Meat,
and Ortmerlee, from the 31tt day of December install,
to the lit day of April, 186&
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my Offlee, Cerne Abbas.
The Tendert must be delivered, waled, before Eleven
o'eloek in the Forenoon of WEDNESDAY, 21M day
of DECEMBER instant.

All parsons bevies Claim. on this Uoioa are requested
to send the particulars thereof to me, on or before
11 OHL/AY, the 9th day of JANUARY neat; aod all
Rills not so delivered will not be paid tuitil the sod of
the neat Quarter.

By She Bawl,
WILLIAM BEACH, Cleric.
Cane Abbas, Bth December, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

BILLHEADS, la.

/TRADESMEN sad other. are respectfully
1 informed that the Telegram Once is the most
EXPEDITIOUS and CHEAPEST for every deseription
of PRIN'TINO,
DILLE EARS PROM SIXPENCE PER HUNDRED.
Pamphlets, Catalowass, Handbills, Circalars, Address
Cards, Ac., at equally low Tatum
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

PROTECTION FROM FIRE!!
BRYANT Sr, MAY'S

1./..r3131Arr

SPECIAL SAFETY MATCHES,

ARE NOT POISONOUS!!!
LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX!!!
AIRFIELD WORKS, LONDON, K.
Maybehadof all Grocers, Ironmongers, Chemists, la.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

IMPORTANT NOTICE I I !

TF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
nay nattering from Bile,lDAigestios. end Torpid Liver,
they should iremedistely take Fat tUD*B 0011POIIND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They or. the best remedy for Nu,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness', Unplermant Taste of
Mouth in the Morin, Fleadasbe, Sickneee or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of flight, Swimming in the Heed,
Faintness. Sinking &oration of the Stomach, Low
Sports., Pains in the Shoulders sod Beek, a Dry nod
Famed Tonvt, Dislike to Food, Spurns, Costive Bias
ot Etowels, &aging Noises in the Head, Disiensiou of
It. Stomach after Food, Uneseiness after Eating end
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness. o Dry
Cough, Irritebility of Temper; act very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen tke whole Frame. —They ass
polls end plessent in their operstion, require no eon.
Moment, nor alteration of diet; end may be taken
with perfect eafety by both mem of all syn.—Them
Pills are not repremeted as a pease.* for every dl.-
order of the body, like most of the modern ow*
onadicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver sad Stornaeh.—Sold by all
reizetnble Chemists everywhere, in bones, Jo. lid.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GILENFIELD PATENT STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERJORITY.
Sold by all Orman, Chandlers, °llama, ha.
WOTHERSPOON A Co.. GLasoow AND LONDON
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

rill:1E WEST OF ENGLAND SACK COMPANY (LIMITED)
Incorporated, with Lini'ted Liability, ander the Companies' net 1662.
Oapital 160,000, in 6,000 Shares al 1:10 .eh; with power to Inman.

Directors_ :
WATSON BAOIIIO2, ESS.ILNISSO), MAPNISOS, Leesport.
timiaz Burr, En., Merchant. YeoviL
Taoism; Wain, Esq., Corn Merchant. Bridgwater.
WlLLiam B. Pam., Esq., Stookey's Banking Company, langport.
Bankers :—litronvev's R•eurso Co
Solicitor.: G. B. MOIL!, Esq., ; Joan Looce, Esq., Isagport.
end Mesmam arr. Hearer Wir,iu..
Westover, I..anrt.
H SACKS LENT ON Refide rd °llkls
RE BYTklib ANY AT H ALFPENN Y PER WEEK.
Places at which the Compeers Sack' can arrays be obtained
_Mame. Webb, Green, and Co., Grove, Plymouth ... R. B. and H. Body Seed and
Quienamasre. Manors Merchants, Corn Ezabange,
Bridgwater— ...Mr. T. Ware, Corn Merchant; and Mr. and Weetwellstrect
Tone, Saddler, flighetreet Sparkford ... ...Mr. J. Bush, Somerset Trading Cow
Etridport ... ...Mr. T. Rail.,Somenet Trading Com. Ploy.
Sherborn• ... ...Mr. N. Bart, ditto
Blandford Byers, Crown Hotel. Somerton .. ...Mr..l. William's, Grocer, Ac.
Chard ... ...Mr. J. England. Shepton Hallett ...Mr. Samuel Kelly, G.W.R. Carrier.
Crediton ... ...Mr. T. P. Snow, Angel Hotel. sidisb,,ry .. Mr. Jas. Mitchell, Cross Key's Stores.
Crewkerne ... ...Mr. H. Hetrick, Somerset Trading Com. Stare-
Derebester ...lirrifenry Taylor, 44, Soeth-dreet.
Exeter ...Mr. W. G. Palmer, Bristol and Exeter
Railway, and Queen-street.
Falmouth ......Messrs. W. Crouch, Son, and Co.,
Mocebants.
Procne ' ..Mr. Tacker, G.W.E. Carrier.
Glasionbury ...Mr. John Bishop, Miller, kn.
Highbridge ...Mr. T. Wars.
Itartoedr ... ...Mr. T. W. Richards, Somerset Trading

Lsagp?Ft

l;woht1

}Mr. Lorell, Somerset Gel Compasy.

N..ton

Tun to

:..Ifeo.rs. Trued and Co.

Tiverton ... ...Mr. Thomas His—winee, Merchant,
Pore-street.
Tavisteek ... ...Mr. W. Nene, Coal Merchant
Truro ... ...Mr. P. Blarney, Agricultural Biome.
Totnes ... Wm. Emal., Rsflway Carrier.
Wanninder ... ...Mr. Gatcombe (Mr. J. C. Wall's agent.)
Westport ... ...Mr. Henry Edwards, &merge
'Trading Company.
Weymouth ... G. J. Paine, Merchant.
Yeovil ...Mr. Bert, Somerset Trading Company
WIPPELL, Secretary and Manager.
Tend b this Company, via :—Tbe &elm need not be
convenient to the hirer, when a receipt will be gives

Coispaoy.
Newton/ebbe* -Mr. N. Ball, Corn Merchant
LAMPPOST
or Particular attention is directed to the advanZegee
relented to the Depot where hired, but to any Deppe r
by the Agent, the hire eimaing front that data,

HENK
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

TR, lIATOIL

DORCHESTYR UNION.

TO BAKERS BUTCH RRS, PROVISION
MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.

ITEM GUARDIANS o—f
the above Union will
I. be prepared at their meeting, to be bold on
the 15th day of DICENSIII inst., to remise
lenders for the supply of Provisions mad other Neces-
saries for the Union Workhouse also Breed, reads of
the best Flour, for the Out-door Poor, and Mutton for
the Sick Poor, residing is of soar the town of Dorchester,
for three months, from the 23rd day of Demi:Libor Met.,
to the 23rd day of Marsh, 1866
Forma of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my Office, end sr* to be delivered at the Union Work-
house on or before 11 o'slook in the forenoon of
Monday, the 15ili day of Decomber inst.
By order of the Board,
H FUMY LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester, 6th December, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

AVAN TED, in a small Family, a respectable
middle-sied experienced Woman u MOUS&
KEEPER.—Ap_pliestions to be add:fond to tbe cue
of FAIDIMICI FOOT, Express Of floe. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

WIMBORNE AND ORANBORNE UNION.

TO BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS, AND

crrnEßs:

'DEMONS willing to Contract for the supply
of Proviviona and other Necessaries required for
the above Unto'', Dorn the 23rd day of DECEMBER
instant to the 23rd day of MARCH, 1868, are requested
to send sealed Tender., with wimples of nob artlel.. as
will admit of it, to the Union Workhouse, Its Wimborne,
on or before 10 o'clock in the forenoon of FRIDAY,
the 16th instant, when the same will be opened and
esamined.

Particulars and forms of Tender can be obtained at my
office, or of the Master of the Workhouse in Wimborne.

Penneirha-Vini—cl;int-
to deliver the same to me on or before the 211th instant.
By order of the Board.
J. B. JENVBY, Clerk.
Wimboree, 2.4 December, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AOHNTB

THROUGHOUT THS KINGDOM.

rrH&SE CHOICE COFFEES have main-
_l4 tamed their high pre-eminence over. period of
nearly seventeen years, and continue to be used aa the
regular Breakfast Beverage by Faintlier in all parts of
the Kingdom. Fine full flavour and great strength
characterise them Coffees ; and being packed fresh from
the mill in Conistrrs and air-tight Package., uniform
freshness and quoility can at all times be relied on.
CAS/Meg Corns, No. 1, Is. per lb.
CADDELL'S COl7llll, No. 2, Is. 2.1. per lb.
CADDELL'S ("Awns, No. $, Is. 4.1. per IK
..CAserLL's Corns, No. 4, 14 Bd. per lb.
. .

Sold in Canisters of 2111-a., lib., nd Ib. oiaoh ; and in
air-tight Packet. of 4ok, 20z., and mo. each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.

Amara ix rine Minium:—

DORCHESTER • EVANS (late Frond), Chemist,
Mrs. BROWNING, High &sad.
WEYMOUTH • A. BURRY, 40, High•streei.
S. CHOKER, Id, Yark-street.
Abbotagury - Wood.
Beentinster - Hood.
Bare Regis • - J. H. Mandell, Grocer.
Blandford - J. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
Cbristcherch • H. Sharp, Highotreet.
Cranborne - Adams.
Cbarmouth - • 8. Ryan, Grocer.
Downton - • W. Chamberlain, Chemist.
East Coker - • P. Booby, Grocer.
Everchot - 8. and R. Ryall, Groom.
Gillingham - Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
Henstridge - R. Roger., Bookseller.
Hindon - • R. Harding, Tea Dealer.
Ilminster - William. Chemist.
Long &Mon - Thos. Williams.
Netherbary - • W. Fowler, Grocer,
Ottery St. Mary - Sheppard, Grocer.
Piddletown • • T. Goring. Draper.
. '

Piddletranthide - J. Sullen, grow. rr.
Pool. - • O. Heave Penny, Merchant.
Portland - • W. Coo, Spring Gardens.
B. and & Dobbs, Easton.
Pureirdi - • J. Shirrs& Couleetioner.
&list:mu • • W. Thorn, Winchestermtreist.
J. Davis, llilford.hill.
Sherborne • • G. Gooney, Half-moon-street.
Shaftesbury- - O. B. Norton, Fancy Warahonas.
Starmirater Newton R. Jackson, Grocer'
Wilton • - J. Hopkins, West-street.
Wareham • - T. Randall, Market-plam.

W. Sommers, Grocer.
Wineanton - E. Gilbert.

Yeovil • • J. fe—rii,l3oull-street..
Yetariacter • - T. Hayward. Grocer.

CASSELL'S PURI FOUR SHILLING TUA
I. highly spproved by Lovers of rosily Good Tee.
lii. guaranteed be its Parity. Strength, and the fell
Flavour. It is it. Tea for Vend, nee ; the $llO
1111111111161119, Friel, and Quaky enenseed it.
Agents wanted in every District not yet occupied.
For tarots apply to
CASSELL. SITU, k Co, 80, FLICHUICD-SfUIT,
LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

NOTICE TO INVINTOBIL
OPVION VON PATINTS. 4. TRAVALGAZ
SQUARN, OBARING OROSS, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) as to the OD ST
1. PATE/111 lar Grua BMW at farelsa tottalrlea AtMee
and astatase• la ditpeoliti al aorklag lawattkant Wawa
dim sal Wads. la way twatlatatal Eta* sad la Amman.
Ilatabilshal IS year. Pull Wirmatiat ea to naiad to =atlas
patina at lona sad abeved..— Apply praaally cat by Yaw to
New& PRINCR & Co., Patent Mee,

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS. The si-
tentioa of Public Bodies Gentlemen, and others
is respectfully requested to the improvements made in
the construction of Clocks mutable for Stables,
Churches, and other Lugs Buildings, by the late K.
J. and F. DUT, Clock ono Chronometer Makers to
the Qaeen and the late Prince Consort, mid Makers of
Us. GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES of PARLIA-
MENT, he. Tenet Clocks with Compensation Pen-
dulum, adjusted for variations of temperature, to work
the hands of Dials of any sire from one foot to thirty
feet diameter.
DENT. 61, Strand, adjoining Coutte's Bank, end 34
and 36, Royal Exchange, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

LONDON MARKETS.

lir EICPRESS é BLECTRIC TELEGRASPII.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MARK-LANE, MONDAY, DECEMBER It
Attendance not large. Wheat, • moderate suppir
of both home and foreign, and rates unaltered, with
few buyers. Barley also was • blow sale A few ample*
of fine dry maim( qualities found purchasers at lost
Monday's ratee, otherwise the trade was exceedingly
4 dull. Oats were • better side, nod active °pennons
took place at the currencies of Monday last

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 12.
To-day, being the first Monday following the mess'
cattle show, the great Christmas market were held. The
attendance of dealers, grasiers, and ealeamen were un-
usually Urge. The saw: of cattle exceeded 10,000
heed, being, however, 2, leas their kit year. As was
"U.:4.1W prises ran exceedingly high for all breeds in
pod order. Hereforde were well represented sad eagerly
boxl;rot ouip •41fitonr5t2pricies. S:ime. of thwe 1 net bull. ooks.rea-
liste
equally as dear, mod.. readily dispoeed of. The teases
generally were not overburdened with far, but looked
kind. healthy, and were of symmetriod dinsinudous.
'There were loose very fine ball, on sales weighing, as
they stood. upwards of 29 cwt., and were sold at an early
hour for 250 and 52 guineas each. The average prism of I
bye( was 41. per lb. There were a good many foreign
bre..4. loth. market.but almost •Il came to hand loosest-
lent condition. The mutton trade was exceedingly good.
At 9 o'clock the total number represented ever 35,0u0
head. Beet Downs and withers realiaed from
fte. 104. to 6.. and 6e. 24. per atone. Useful sheep
made from 411.. to 56.. each. A very large amount of
basing,. wan done in the pig market. There was net
15,,, number of hewn pigs on offer. The ripply was
very varied, running from aucklinp to pigs, calculated
to weigh from 50 to 54 stone each. Bacon made from
6.4 told, per lb.; porkers, from 4/. 104. to 54. 64. per
stone. A clearance we. elected at an early boar.
Current Prices—Beef, prime, fm 64. to 6s. 24 ;
mooed, sa. to 54. 50. Mutton:prime, (Downs and
wethera,)6e. to M. id ; second quality, to s.
VO•i, 5.11. to Oa. 44. Pork, 54. to Oa. 26. Bacon, Gil.
to 7.1. per. lb.
CLOSE OF Tin MARKET.
Prices lowered a little owing to fall of rain. Verg
little, however, stands over tiUTbareday's market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

PRICE uh. Psi-ETU-80EL.-

AMAGNIFICENT CROP of thin most pro-
ductive Wheat has been harvested. Persons
requiring Seed are requested to make early application
to RICH•RD GitIZOING, Higher Burton, MN Mile from
Dorchester.
September, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

rRHOUBs _
fp Ns
- • • • •

00ACHHOUSI AND STABLE TO LIT.

BE LET, by Tameler, a commodious
01141011613 sod lITLIILIK, situate is
, casarairea„ol G. J.
Teodoro-it° lie mot se or beforr the 31st of December
Nest to WILLIAM Scarumo, Dorchester.
December 1. 1864.
HALLETT'S PEDIGREE WHEAT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

MSATYARD'S
ORIGINAL 11-BHILLINGI CHRISTMAS

PR BUNT.

EACH coutains 9 full-sized Elottlee—Ooe
Bottle Beet Pale Brandy, Ono Bottle Beet
London Gin, One Bottle Beet thallailli Mal, One Bottle
But Cherry Brandy, Three Bottles Beet Sherry, and
Two Bottles Port. Bottles and Case included for 20s.
P.S. Both for quality and cheapness these Caen will
be found the most economical yet ever offered to the
public. None are genuine unless stamped "Henry
Ilestyard's 20s. Assorted COMM of Wines and Spirits,
High-street, Salisbury."

FOR CARO ONLY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

WAILBLILIC DOUBT/MLR &

TO BE DISPOSID OF, by P;ivaks COG:
treat, a eery continadiosa private DWELLING
HOURS, with eoevenient Yard, Outhouse., Stabling
and beck outlet, situate on the North aide of the West.
street, and imams lately adjoining the Corn Market on
the West side thereof.
The Premiere belong to Wr. FIMILAND FILLITZIL, one
undivided third part thereof being Freehold, and the
other two undivided third parts thereof being held by
him soder Leave dated 12th April, 1763, granted by
11)108 MILO DILAI. of Cherborough, to WILLIAM
Cusvit.i., of Wareham, for the term of 500 yearn from
that date, subject to the yearly payment of his Shillings
to the owner of the Reversion.
_ _ . . . . .

F;;;Ol Warehii-re-i-a-fact improving, end with
the prospect of a railway, will, no doubt, prows a
suitable and eligible place of abode either tor the par.
pose of trade, commeroe, manufecture, or healthy
recreation._ _ . _

For farther particulars, apply to the owner of the
premises, North-atriwt, Wareham, who is prepared to
sr.:wive Tendon for the purchase of theism..
Wareham, 1211 Dersiniber, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-13

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
ERA /ILIUM 1753.

113UBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Eleveu o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATIHIDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered • week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Than.
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country, with Amount-Sales, on the written request
of the Owl er.
Commission, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2s. 6d. ; Thiel/heel, Is. 54. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction. be. ;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 24. 64.; Dogs, 10a.—
Stocks valued.

N.B.—No HOllOl received for Private Sale on COIll•
mission, and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
connected with the Establishment

WILLIAM FREEMAN.