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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

JUBILEE MEETING 4H? THE BRIDGWATER
INFIRMARY.

The 50th annual meetin; of this admirable institu-
tion was held on Thursday last. at tFe infi-mary,
Colonel ar.thani in the chair.
_ . .

The proceedings of the dey commenced si:th the

f.ENELII -11Ek:71 NG:

Colonel flastrau expreued the pleasure it affonled
bin, to he present a:lh so many supporters of the
chruity at their juVee meeting, and his deli;lit at
seeing present an:target them Dr. Toojoosl, who lied
that day purpoaelv come to attend the meetin;.
Be it was who, bO years ago, from philanthropic
motives, and by dint of great energy, succeeded in
founding the Bridgwater Infirmary ; and he felt assured
that all present welcomed the appea.atme a their old
friend amongst them. He then called on Dr. Raviland
to read the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

Dr/RCM:ITER. TUESDAY, OCTOBEIt 13. 1563.

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ANliatici..—The American mails have brought
but little news during the past week save fuller
details than we had before received of the thrash-
ing the Federals received in Tonneau. The
various accounts are very conflicting, but there
seems but little doubt that General Rosencranz'
army had a narrow escape of entire annihilation.
General Bragg officially announces that his
captures are 7,000 prisoners, tri stands of colours,
3fl cannon, and lô.ooo small aims. There is no
news from the army of the P,,tomric, but from
Charleston we learn that General Gilmore is still
engaged at engineering works at Forte Gregg
and Wagner. Doubts of his ability to maintain
his troops in health on Morris Island, were, how-
ever, freely expressed. The Richmond Whig
denounces England for detaining the Confederate
rams in the Mersey, and the Yankees assert,
that Earl Russell has been actuated simply through '
fear of the North. As for trade and commerce '
in the United Statos, it is represented as
being in a deplorable condition, while
peculation and fraud reign triumphant in
governmental departments and amongst govern-
ment contractors. In reference to President
Lincoln, the more one learns of him the more
contemptible he must appear. While this war
of misery and desolation is going on, old Abe
amuses himself by making the most absurd puns
and devising the most degrading practical jokes.
Due of his latest feata in this direction was upon
an army colonel, who had been deprived of his
post. The President promised to reinstate him,
and appointed an interview. The colonel waited
upon him, and the President informed him he
should be a brigadier. The colonel was profuse
in thanks, when Lincoln, who knew the other's
opinion on the slave question, told him, " You
shall take the command of a negro brigade."
The colonel was indignant at the personal insult
offered by the man who at present rules the
destines of America, and remonstrated with him
on his conduct • but the President thought the
joke exceedingly clever, and laughed immo-
derately. Ala.! how low is America fallen
to consent to be ruled by such a man.

GERMANY AND DroiliAßK.—Therupture be-
tween Germany and Denmark, in the Schleswig-
Holstein business, begins to look serious. Ger-
many seems resolved to act, and Denmark
equally resolved to resist. Should they come to
blows, what will England do 1 Can she remain
neutral / It will not be long after war
begins, before Denmark appeals to us for aid,
and undoubtedly a Ministry who would, under all
the circumstances, refuse such aid, would be
very unpopular. John Bull, as a contemporary
justly remarks, "has made up his mind that his
future Queen is a Dane ; and though the Princess
of Wales is just as much& German Princess as the
Crown Prince is a German Prince, the nation
will listen to nothing of the kind. She comes
from Denmark, and her relative is on the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

frelanb.

We regret to announce that Archbishop Whetsly, of
Dublin, is no more. The accounts which have recently
been published day by day respecting his health have
preptired the mind of the public for the intelligence
we publish this morning, but the announcement of the
death of a good and, in some respects, a great man
takes us by surprise, even when we expected it. The
deceased prelate was born in the year 1787, and he was
cousequently in the 77th year of his age. Many of his
theological writinp, chiefly sermons and charges, have
been published; he le, however, better known as the
author of popular treatise on politieal economy, and of
the best manual we possess on logic. Archbishop
Whateley took • deep interest in social subjects, and
some of his latent writings were eontributed to "The
Rose, the Thistle, and the Shamrock," an Rdinburgh
magazine, edited and printed by women. The death of
his lordahip creates, of course, an important vacancy in
the Irish Chureh.

SEIZURE OF FHI CONFEDERATE RANG AT IJWIRPOOL.
—LiverpoOL Friday.—To-day a Government warrant
woe received by the Customs' °facials at this port
authorising the detention and seizure of the two rams
recently built by Laird Brothers for the Confeditrate
Government of America. The broad arrow bin jnet
been placed open one of the rams.
HOLLOWAVII PlLlll.—This purifying and regulating medielee
should oevaelowilly be bad recourse to during foggy, mid, and
wet weather. These Fills are the best preventives of hawse
OM sore throat, dlethor pieurisr, and mama, nod ore mil
remedies for and inaminnag!ozw.Alles-
lion to the direetloas fOlbrie= eseh box will every
invalid to Mks the pills huh. meet advaalegeone manner,
tiara will be taught the proper doeng, and the eireumelsagers
under hieh they sang be leer's...l or dnished. Holloway'.
Fill. ad. as altemiives, aperient', aad tonlen Wbeasser three
bave been taken as Lb" Ma mourn,. the regurt bas skimp
been gratifying ; emn when they fail to rare, they. .1.63'•
amuse the sawarity of symptoms and diminish time dmiger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

PURE-BRED. HEREFORD CATTLE;

Coneisting of 108 Dairy Cows, Heifers, Balls, and 'Fat
Heifer,, Catalogues of which may be obtained of Mr.
Itanoisa, or of the AucrioNEEß, Dorchester.
Luncheon at One, Bale at Two o'clock.
An Omnibus will meet the Mid-day Trains at the
Maideu Newton Station.
_ .

The Auctioneer begs to inform his Friends that this
superior Herd has been bred by Mr. Rawlins for many
years with the greatest care and judgment, and at great
ezpewe in purchasing Bulls from Breeders of first-class
Hereford rattle. They are chiefly descended from the
Stock of Lord Berwick and Mr. William', of Kippland,
Leominster; they are very handsome, of great size and
quality, first-rate milchers and grazier.; and the Auc-
tioneer can, with the greatest confidence, state that they
are unsurased, and rvrely equalled, by any Dairy in the
West of England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

ANNUAL BALE AT BRADFORD PEVERELL,
NEAR DORCHESTER.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATE BAKER AND ENSUE) haa
been favoured with instructions from Mr.
Ciguiurrs, to OFFER for PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
Premises, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of OVI'OBER,
ISO, a very large and most useful assortment of
TIM B Elt and SC AFFOLDlNG,consisti ng of Ash, Larch,
Spruce, Scotch. Sycamore, Beech, Birch, Lc., and a
great quantity of Faggots.
Also will ho Sold about 00 DOWN EWES and
WITHERS. 7 IN-CALF DEVON HEIFERS, and I
WEA NUN° ditto.

karrners, l'arpenters, and others will do well to avail
themselves of the present opportunity to obtain a first-
rate assortment of moat useful Timber and l'oles ; the
Ash roles in particular are well adapted for Farm

The Sale will commence at Oue o'clock.
WILLIAM TUMID, the Woodman, will show the Lots
Swo days previous to the bale.
. _
DORCHESTER FAT STOCK SHOW.
frHERE will be SHOW of FAT STOCK
1 held at T. ENSOR'S REPOSITORY on the
CHRISTMAS SALE DAY, DECEMBER 12, 1863,
when Prises will be given for the belt Pat Ox. Heiler,
Down Wethers, Horn ditto, Down Ewes, Pis, Ise.
Particulars will be given in handbills.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

hiimilow•Mlii

WOOD AND STONE IN, DORCHESTER.

TO INNKEEPERS AND OTHERS.

MR. FREDERICK FOOT is directed by
the Owner, Mr. R. SYmirs, (who is quitting.)
to submit to unreserved Sale by Auction, OD
THURSDAY. the 15th of OCTOBER, DM, the whole
of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, INNKEEPERS'
ESSENTIALS, and other Effects of the above
named Inn.

Comprising Field, 4-post, French and Iron Bedsteads,
5 Feather Beds with Bolster. and Pillows, Wool and
other Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets, and Counterpanes,
Deering Table. and Baring Ulaaaea, Wash-hand Stands
and Ware, Mahogany and painted Chests of Drawers,
klthogany and painted Right Commodes, Rush and
Cane-seat Chairs, Bedside Carpeting, Towel Horses, and
other Chamber Requisites.
Mahogany Sideboard, fitted with CeMutt Drawers,
Mahogany Dining, Pembroke, Cirenlar Oak, and Square
Deal Tables, Mahogany and Deal Wardrobes, Mahogany-
frame, Cane, and Rush-seat Chairs, Pier Glasses,
Engravings, Fenders and Fireirons, Chimney Orna•
ments, 8-day Timepiece by Churchill, 30-hour
American Clock, Couch, horse-hair stuffed, lac. ice.
Boilers, Saucepans, Stewpans, Tea Kettles, Fountain,
Knives and Forks, Oak Knitaboxes ; Dinner, Dessert,
Tea, and other Ware; Writing Desks and Tea Caddies,
Candlesticks, Wheelbarrow, Corn Bin, Ladder, Beetle
and Wedges, Coal Scuttles, Tea Trays, and other
Culinary
.articles. . . . . .

About 10 lb.. Cigars ; cut and moulded pale ale, beer,
wine, and other Cisme., Decanters, Water Bottle.;
four 2-gallon Spirit Jan ; Pewter Quarts, Pints, Hall-
pints, and sundry Spirit Measures; Earthenware Qtaarts,
Pints, and Half-pints ; Mahogany Butlers' Trays,
Mahogany Chem Wagons, Copper Tea Urn, and
numerous other items.
Salo at Twelve o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

Ask for Powall's Balsam of Anls•Sd.

TALIPNESIL—THE SOUND MAGNIFIER AND
INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR, for oases id
Deafnees. It fits into the ear not pnoeptible ; reams
tinging noises in the head, and enables Lissafiimess On
bear dult.wtly at church and at public
WVAMER.—The Patent, newly-invented TIN.
SPECTACLES are patronised by the
of the nobility, including Visoount Palaserrton-mal*
give extraordinary relief by day and night to weak, din
and defective viaion. Persons can be tutted in the es-
toy.
8. and B. SOLOMONS, Opticians, No. N,
street, Piniadilly, opposite the Tack Hotel, Lenesa. W.

• Substitute for Poisonous Istakis.
LETCHPORD'S HYGIENIC LIGHTS
Aroma& without Phosphor= or any priermess lavabo*.
Bo are not injurious to the makers er um;
Are without BrizoMone, and free from asoll,
Bo may be stared without injury to oar psis;
Are all warranted to light instantaneously;
Are neither alma= by damp or climate; end
Are said everywhere as cheap as comma Kaaba
ALSO LETCHFORIYS PARAFFIN MATCHES,
FREI FROM SMELL.
Three Colts Lane, Bethnal Green, lam/sa.

THE LONDON LOOKING-GLABI
COMPANY'S new lige of prices of LOOKING
GLASSES, in richly carved gilt Mow, ci tS
newest designs, viz. :
Bias et Piste Outside Mows se Talon Pries.
40 by 30 in.— 62 in. wide by 39 ba ••• 17 6
44 by 64in. high by 46 ... 6 4 0
60 by 40 in.... a in. high by u yid.— 6 6 0
64 by 44 by, ~, 66 in, high by ea ie. wide ... 7 7 0
03 by 48 72 in. high by ... 9 9 0
70 by 50 in. 84 in. high by MI in. 11 11 0
A. Main Oa, 167, FlostAstrest.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

PILOTAGE PARLIAMENTARY RETURNS
FOR THE PORT OF WEYMOUTH.

On Friday, pursuant to an order of the House of
Commons made on the 13th of May last, and of the
Merchant Shipping Act, 1554, an abstract was pub-
lished of returns relating to pilots and pilotage in
the United Kingdom for the year ending 31st of
December, 1862. This abstract is in continuation
of a parliamentary paper issued laB2 ; and, with re-
ference to the port of Weymouth, it commences by
stating that tbere are 11 pilots licensed at that port,
the names and ages of whom are thus given —William
Smith, 47; Edward Tizard, 45; John Perks, 41;
Edward Way, 37; Thomas Way, 43; Thomas G.
Beale, 38; Edward Chaddock, 32; F. W. Smith,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

PATTERNS POST FREE.

'maw wow PAM lumerrelwas w
I FROM it. 610 3GUIN LoiSTIEIZRA ALL DRESS:
GUESS ASSCITIVITOFOOP ILISFULDIMIN
IN EVERT VARIETY w Amami.

PETER ROBINSON.
103.104.105.106 .107.1.
OXFORD STREET

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OP A COUGIII
—The following letter has been received:—
"Nightingale Hall, Edmonton.
" Miss 811L,-1 have recently suffmo much Enda •
most violent cough, proceeding fres a tickling in
chest, which no remedy, out of many needed to,
allay. My head was constantly aching, and Inlowess
frame entirely shaken. Having seen the good
your Balm= of Aniseed in several members of my taatllis
I purchased • small bottle, and when going to bed 0
night took a teaspoonful in two tablespoonfuls of water,
Just wenn. The effect was immediate; it arrested the
tickling in my chest, I slept well, and arose perfectly re-
stored in the morning, with the exception of debility'
arising from fatigue by incessant coughing for Kane days
previous. My cough entirely left me and has never
returned. Haring since heard of a lady in the neigh-
bourhood who for a long time had laboured under a hoot
distressing cough, and who had thortfe to mt.=
within her knowledge, I lint the remainder of
to her; and that long-standing, obstinate, and (as she
thought) incurable cough was perfectly cured.
"I am, my dear Sir, yours very truly,
"To Mr. Thos. Powell." " WM. BOARDS."

POWELL'S BALSAM OF MIBEED.
For Coughs, Colds, ehertases of Breath. Asthma, Tlclla
Ibo Throet. sod 41 Pulmonary albetlons, Iblsmodichte trila be

found

Prepared *ad *old by Tunas' Poit-m.s., et 16, Blockerleer
Road, [Wisdom Sold by ell chemists mid medicate readers I.
the kingdom; miso I. Australis, New Zeelesd. Cape oe Geed
North sad South Lawrie*, &e. lb butane& Is lid; le id,
Sod 11. rub.
CA VTION —Obeerre the words " Twox•s Powsu.," Mate
Mere-reed, Loadoa, on Me Gmensaset Boas*, waked vlblell
It mum be mauhse.

RICH FOREIGN DRESSES
IMOIII
8 7 21 OTHE FULL DRESS
LOPAMON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

BI UM.

October 4, at Pyt House, laabury, Wilt 3, tba Lady
Manners, of a daughter.
October t, at Kingcoutbe, the wife of Mr. G.
Churchill, of • daughter.
October 3, at Chicken.% Weymouth, the wife of the
Rev. James L. Wiglesworth, of a daughter.
October 3, at West MED/ton, Bridport, the wife or
F. Good, Esq., of aeon.

,
Oetola;r 5. at WiUow Cottage' AlRuston, Bridport.
the wl7e of Mr. FAwin Wayland, of • daughter.
September 27, at Moreton, the wile of Mr. Moore& of
a daught.er.
.

at Victoria House, Eenierton, Salisbury,
the wife of Mr. R. Clarke, architect, of twin sons, who
survived their birth but • few hours

October :4, at Fisherton, Salsbury, the wife of Mr. F.
Trcble, photographic artist, of a ion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

19 SACKS OF WHEAT PER ACRE

FARNIERS requiring HALLETT'S PEDI-
GREE WHEAT for &a may obtain the mine
from the crop, which is just threshed. and yielded 19
Seek, and 1111f-a•bushol per Acre, weighing 63lbs. per
bushel, by applying to SAIIVEL farm bailiff to
W. XAN1,111.2.1). Em.
Price kb. per Bushel for Cash on delivery.
Portechani, September Ist, 1961
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

Vampobirt.

BOURNEMOUTH. —On Monday six of the
coastguardmen belonging to the Bournemouth, and
the like number from the Flag Head stations, met
at the Bournemouth rifle butts to contend against
each other, the former having challenged the latter
to a trial of skill. The ranges were 200 and 500
yards, six shots each. The Bournemouth men beat
their opponents at the 200 yards range ; bat the Flag
Head blue jackets proved victorious at the latter.
Mews Ford and Green of the Flag Head station,
particularly distinguished themselves at the long
range and the shooting of the other competitors was
of a character which led many of the spectators to
remark, that should a hostile foe dare invade our
shores, these brave "eons of Neptune" (the coast-
guardmen) will be found as skilful in the use of the
rifle as they are at the bigger ordnance. We hear
that a return match will shortly take place at the
Lilliput rifle butts, and that the oosstguardmen
of our district contemplate challenging the Poole
Rifle Corps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

MARRIAGES.

October 6, at Parke-t;;;;Wiiii-e71b.....r. John Pan, Mr. O.
Huey, to Jane, I ldect daughter of Mr. Richard Taylor,
butcher, Parkstone.
_ _ _

SrpteMber 5, at Pertsmouth, Mr. John Smith, late
assiatant ateward on board H.M.S. Colossus, to Caroline
Anguata. only &tighter of Mr. B. Wadikon, assistant
emitter Portland Prison.

October S. at Stunuinater Newton Church, Robert
WiMaw, youngest son of Mr. William Itidout, yeoman,
PuPenn, to Miss Maria root Hopkins, only daughter
of Mr. John Hopkins, blacksmith, Dockland Newton.
October 9, at Bradford Peverell, Mr. John Strong, of
Dorchester, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr. James
dairyman, of the former plum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

RWirIEW OF THE CORN TRADE,
AND LATEST STATE OF THE
MARKETS.

(FROM OUR 01-VN REPORTER.)

- -------,
Mondaz, Ostober 12.—The arrivals of
English wheat since this day se'tanight have been On •
very moderate male, and trade has been in a slugeala
date. Prices, however, have been suppcirted. The
market has been well supplied with foreign wheat
Selected qualities have sold to & moderate extent, but
all other kinds have moved off heavily, at about previous
mummies. We have very little change to notice in the
vilua of any kind of barley. The demand has taken off
• tail average quantity ; we...dieted, prices have been
with difficulty dpported. We haven., change to notice
in the value of any kind of malt, for which article the
demand has bee. moderately active. Good and doe oats
have commanded quite al much money as of late, but
inferior kinds have continued heavy. Beans have re-
alised extreme rate., with • fair consumptive Inquiry;
ed,ibt pee. are .paiet aa dens ea last week. The dour
trade may be considered firm.
Throughout the Continent the grain trade continues
very inactive, but no change of importance hav taken
Ode is prices New York letters bring rather higher
rates for both wheat and &oar, although the export de-
mand was by no means active.
The &mach markets have been fairly supplied with
wheat, in which a moderate business has been trans-
acted, at about previous rates. Barley, oats, and most
diet articles have Diet an inactive demand, on former
term& . .

In Ireland, the grain trade geterally bas shown no
signs of improvement. However, the quotations have
been fairly maintained. For export to England, very
little has been passing.
•

LATIST NTATI OF THE W•REET.
oux.—The market to day was exceedingly dull. In
wheat there hes been no change of price. Barley, how-
ever, could only be sold at In. cheaper. Oats also was
cheaper by 64. per qr. There is no other change to
report.
CATTLIL The supplies here bare been loge. The
number of sheep on offer was ; that of beasts,
6,970, moat of them of middling quality. The market
won lower by 21. and 44. for everything, except the very
choicest quality. A few best Soots realised 4.. ICkl. and
6a. a stone, and a few South Downs fetched ISe. 2d., but
everything el. was sold at a less price.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13

DEATHS.

-. -.-
October 3, at Shrotoo. Mary, the beloved wife of
Mr. Thom,. Burge. aged GI.
October 4, at Montacnte, F. A. Hansard, Esq.,

October 4, at tiodmin, Cornwall, Charles ('node,
solicitor, aged tit. lit* end was perfect peace.
October 2, at Charminater, Mr. Robert Woodland, of
Swansge, watchmaker, aged 24.
October 8, at lllandlord, Alice Mary, infant daughter
of lleui y and Elizabeth Adam*, aged J years.
October 7, suddenly, in South-street, Dorchester,
Sarah, the wife of Mr. Job Shorts, baker, aged l.
October 3. at Tarrant Monct.ton, Emma Louisa, infant
daughter of Mr. Hughes, aged 4 months.
Octok.r 9, at Quartre Bras Cottage, Bradford Pererell,
Dorcl.e*ter, George Flower, FA+, in his 72nd year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

BARTER HOLIDAYS.

SIX DAYS' EXCURSION.

ASPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN will
hose WEYMOUTH. DORCHESTER, end
SOUTHAMPTON (West). out 6001) FRIDAY. lei
APRIL, cell*/ et the amderitteatiosed &Wass, es
prsotest

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Rtherning ea the loneeint THURSDAY, NUS p.a.
from Wsiezios Bridge 8a.9.

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AIR. H. EDWARDS, Dung; Boum.
Stamm DORCHISIIIR,
At Homo MONDAY, WEDNVIDAY, aad BATER-
DAY, from Tea till Fin.

Mr. R. E. atlas& at Lb* ROYAL BATHS, WEY-
MOUTH. every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, aLo at Ow
Raaidaaaas of biz Patients obas required.

TOWNS

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To sosisro sa interview so sopoiotoisot is sossistio.

HENRY TA YLO k,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

C . (7K

Coursponbrna.

DRUMS AND FIFER-THE VOLUNTEERS AND
THE DORCHESTER OLD LADY.

To the ICditor.

Dear Sir,—You will see "The Old Lady" MS been at.
bet blunders again.
Is noticing the report jest issued of the Dorset.
Volunteer Aorordatiue, she winds op by saying that.
the Council are left with so adverse balance at
£BB 17d. $l.. and traits that the public enil liberally,
onus forwerd to nrbeve these of this inesurbranee.''
?hid is altogether inoirrect, se the Associatiors winds up.
the year with LIB lid. 31. in bond.
Now, Sir, Uri. is very poor spite of UN old creases'
•
for suppose she id a little cranky, and eusoot brat the
noire of any °tiler than bar own little rum, ought
not to represent the Dorchester files at • discount,.
when any little printer's bcy can see by the account.
that they are eintriebing.
Yours obediently.
DRUM-THS-Fll,ll.

[We cannot mot Is•w tor sartupoimilmint amid ripest
'uplift bettor from the tamale print. 111. not pas-
sible to got • milk paw ken • oro's ••r !—ZO.I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

tiatilsbire.

BlNOWOOD.—Sinatie—Dr Pouovr.—Os Wednes-
day • young woman, named Jennies& Spicknal, sled dd.
• aerveat in the employ of Yr. Barnes, draper, sum.
wilted suicide by tplung poisoo. Wednesday night
sis complained of being anwalL sad was =
Her *drew requested her to have miedkel
bet this she deslin.d to do. She the. went to red, bet
not making her apomtspo. so awed the mat maiming,
her Wirer puueseded to her amber, where she
foood tho unfortunate deceased lying es her bed, appa-
rently deed. Yrs. Barnes promptly Mat for Yr. Dyer,
surgeon, but, being absent from bead, his meideat,
MX. Smith, wail immediately ia attendanee, wino
prommadd life to be satinet. Ou look* shout
dements room, bolded • glom was found a cup, in
whieb w 00,... white powder and liquid. This the
Dlnat earned to i the surgery aid kept it add Mr.
artivaL thsoe Mt. Dyer% tetarw b. Pr•teodwd
to Mr. Demon bogie, ant ea sumiaing the deceased
he feud that death hod been ceased by some irritant
poison. Mr. Smith wit part of the datente of lb. sip
to • chemist at Southamptoo for analysis, where it was
foetid to be amnia, mixed with eider. An inquest
was held as Thursday rooming. before the eoroser,
R. T. John., Foq., Mat was adjourned uatil Friday
moroing for the purpose or enabling Mr. Smith to make
• past marten esamiestioa of the body of the dammed.
At the adjourned inquiry be gated that he &sad all
lb. °rims heathy, sad animist the heart was Said
Wood. On opening the stowed be found the internal
partials cif it greatly inflamed, and mend with a white
1 powder, ',bleb he had toned sad proved to be medic.
The deceased was canna. It some oat in evidence
that about 12 MORON ago the went to the shop of Yr.
Ihifey,shernist, for the purpose of beying some aresale,but
via not supplied with it, es de had broWt no whams
with ear. Subsequently, bastard, Kim Dunes scone-
palsied her, and staled the a:NW& sees required forth.
purpose of destroying rate, and the was then supplied.
This appears to have been used for the purpose dated ;
bet on the 1211 of the present math she spin repaired
Is Mr. Maffey's shop, and bought an mines of anode.
She oldest that it was for the muse purples as the
I other had been purchased for, and the chemist thinking
I It sem* let her have it upon her Signing the book.
There sea be no dood that it was with aim
last pardnee that tbe unforeusete young woman
pelt ea sod to her ilisos earth The jury retarned •
melte* thetas deemed died from the elects of poison,
adatimidered by her own band whilst in a mead
date of miad. Odd half-ped ld o'clook the maw
night, the body of the diesesed ins hroeght from where
It tad besuldeosdoin • rough man, horse by four men,
without any thiag to corer it, and by the dickering
light of • lantern orstaiged to idlest restiag-phies,—se
servios being read over the body. About di years ago
the unfortunate decoded attempted said& by drown-
ing herself in Southampton Waters, but Ina rescued,
and at that time Ithe was 111111111•111 i.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

METAL MARKET.

The metal market has not undergone any change of
importsoce ; tinniness has not been very active, but
trhave been fairly maintained. Iron. —Welch
am quiet at £5 lA.. at the smite, while in Londos
tba price rettmina 1.13 ss. Staffordshire unaltered in
value. &etch pig iron, after reaching 51.. 9.1 doled
a shade snuer at ON C.lsper is eiPet but slimly;
several orders fat mannfactorei a trifle under naleiel
quetatioes cannot he placed. Tough cake ...I tile, OM;
fisreign is quiet but steady; Barra, Lit 10s. to 1:95 ;
Lepuode. 036 nominal ; Spanish, 1255 t. I:B6.—Tin.
foglish in good demand ; smeltern decline to sell, and
an advance is imminent. A largo business has been
done in foreign: S rait, at £124 cask, and £ll5 three
months prompt; afloat; Banos .614 at £l2B 10s.
The Data market 6 firm at fa, equal to about £132
laid down here. Tin Plates.—Nn change to rt•port ;
the demand for colcs. is good. *bike channel nom. off
bk,lrly. Lead very quiet; good soft English, 121 Wn..
£l3. Speller. —lllarlify any busioess liee bees don.;
the market iciTtitl at £IB .pot, and £lB se. with no me
prompt. lien parcel; I:18. •

LONDON BONE AND PAT MARKET, MAL #9.
I. a.
Marine Store Bones • • 5 0 per cwt.
Marrow ditto , • • 9 0 „

listchers' Wad.* ditto - • 4 6 „
Ot Head ditto - • • 3 0 „
Rosati' 84.4 - - • 18 0 „
!Comb Vat • lii par dose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

FRIDAY.

MtlDrOßD.—Acantxt. h serious accident
occurred to Mr. Boon, farmer, d Martook, one day
last week. He was in the act of givisig his bores a
drench, when by some woo the animal fall down
spec him. On being taken up it was found that
Mr. BODO bad sustained a fracture of the leg, and
several internal injuries. He was removed to his
resident*, where he was promptly attended to, and
he is new going on as favourably as can be expected.
SIVISTUL.—A CAT DONS IT • SPARROW. —Oa
Sunday afternoon a somewhat remarkable escapade
took place between • mit and • sperrew, in the
polon belonging to Terrell Villa, Terrell-street, in
this tows. A cat belonging to Mr. Viflue, as above,
caught a sparrow in a tree, and immediately brought
, it down, and commenced a eerie, of pranks by throw-
ing the bird op, sod catching it on its fall, but ap-
parently without eameing the haat injury. Several
times the unfortunate bird's bead wee completely in
the met's mouth, and at bot, whoa the bird woo to
all appearance deed, UN cot left it lying entirely
motiooless on its boot, aid carelessly left it to its
fate. No sooner, however, did the eat turn its back
than the wide-awake sparrow made me of its wings,
and flew off to the nearest tree, to the great morti-
Bastion of poor pussy, who for some time afterwards
was altogether unoonsolable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

MEXICO.

Richnsood ropers of the 17th inst. cootahe •
dstmetth received by takgrepit from Houston. Tessa,
announcing that the heath troops bad captured Um
city of Yreka. The news reaaa Houston baron Rio
Grende. Ng, on from Galveston of the Ynd March says
that the French consul at Matoinores had received a
despatch, stating that the French Lad captured Regime
city. it is supposed that this eireontstoeco may have
riven rise to the report which reached Richmond. The
report in considered premature, and doss not obtain
universal credence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

THURSDAY.

HANCOCK. —This owe was resumed this
morning, and osooplad some eonsiderabie tinse. MIK
harries a umber of vitamin for the degree, tho
jury crtarsoi • verdict foe plaintiff. Deimos for the
Mae impalement eak for the value of tbe sheep LK
sad for the malicious provocation £l5O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

Imperial farliantrnt.

HOUSB OF LORDS.

MONDAY. Tbo Rome sat for the IDDINOOLMy bag
period .4 an boor-and-half. Lord Stratheden's long:
threateoed notice, telling %WO the Government to on
eognise the Confederaey, tame on. Earl Reswelre •
reply won of a negative eharacter, although hitaal
that the current of sweate might induce her •
Government to recognis. the independent.. of the
TUESDAY. —The Earl of Shaftesbury inquired onto -
the re; <clod armies of Poles in Prussian territory.
Lord Roswell only knew of two Polish Modish, from
Paris so arrested and given op to the Russian autho-
rities. The rest of the brines. referred chicly to
Indian and Colonial matters.
TagaSlDAT.—There WSW SOON 4111•011a114011 on the wires
railway. masking termini end passage. in the metropolis,
raised by the prenatal for the second reading of • Bill
concerning the Great Eastern Railway. Lord
ftliatesbory, Earl Derby, and Earl Grey opposed, the
I.tter objecting to have tbe nietroptdis "carved our
at the will of die directors. Eventually the Bill was
ordered to be reed that day six mouths.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

TURPEN ZINK,

A perfect substitute of Turpentisis. It is suited to
all the purposed for which that srtiole is used. Tor
Painters' no. iii. found superior to ordinary Turpen-
tine, and t less than one-third the pries. and does not
pommies the rank odour of mineral Turpentine.
The CAZZLIBI OIL and Turnstiles is su
Wholesale by CASSELL, WETS &Co.. 80,PV
cnoacu-sraarr, Los DOS.
Agents wanted in all Towns not yet supplied. The
public are cautioned mminst inferior Oils. When asking
for C amass nee that • showmezel besring the IMMO is
exhibited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

MAKER OF THE GREAT MOCK FOR THE

HOUSES Of PARLIAMENT,
INVITES attention to the superior works
I. ship and elegance of design of his eztensise &oak
of Watches and braising Room Clocks.
Ladles Gold Foreign Strong 811., Levln
Watehte, . . g Coln I W. 4 be• ... . 6 Gui
Gentlinnon's do. . .IS „ Gentkenen't Onld
Lddinior Gentlemen's compensation Ba-
Oold Esign-b Lever nu 411 do. . . .40
, „ I Sliver Is. 10. .26
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31

Uttonsb ire.

BRIXHAM. —The fish-market in this town pre-
sented an animated scene on Friday afternoon,in ono-
sequence of a very large catch of mackerel baring been
bru.ight in. Tbe fortunate boats were upwards of a
score ia number, and belonged to Cornwall, Lows.-
toff, and Other Places, The fish, numbering many
thotimuda, were very fine, and were sold at prime
ranging from .C 1 to 17s. per hundred. They were
mot off for the Landon, Wino', and other marketa.
AMOTItit CffILD Boturt. —A painful accident oc-
curred on Friday, ac &tektite', to a little girl named
Elizabeth Jane Tbomss, daughter of an eseavator.
The child's mother bed left the room for a short
time to fetch some water, and daring her absence
the child is supposed to have taken a candle from a
cupboard and lighted it 22 the itre. A neighbour
living in the same home beetles the unfortunate
child ammin, went to the r.ioni, dud was horrified to
Bud the child in flames, and still holding the lighted
candle in 'oer hand. With math preemies of mind
the neighbour instantly wrapped her own clothes
ermind the burning child, sad -fortunately sueoesded
in astininisking the derma h medical gentleuma
was pro.ptl, in attendance. The poor child is
d ly burnt about Use bead, lam, and arms, one
of her ears is newly consumed, and she now lies in
very &aprons condition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07

WOOL _ MARKETS.

Yvidgy.—There-is—con—tio-arYt 00000000000 Itt the buds for
Foglish woo', and all qualities folly support het week's
eurreney, The supply of onlorisl wool in the market
for the neat puttlic sole+, which will commence on the
161 h wet Imo, is shout 9f (O bolos.
RI 'lmmo. July 2. —Woel : There is los animatios
and lea. irmnesa this at late. At roam of the recent
country fairs easier rates hays prevailed. A telearmo
from York. this morninc says, " a little over 1.000
sheet. cold, not many buyers, sad prices dd. a dee.
1...." The result is that many !deniers, though not
off-ring at We money. tronhi hardly hold for extrema
rates lf • good .1. could be effected. This at all rumba
applies to Lincoln onola, vebieh an, not le so reedy tie-
man/ an mome of the !fishier eian. fl. average mine
for fair Linoola wools to-day is 23id. hop, sad fled.'

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County &press and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a
Meeting of the Creditors of Enwto ti•Lte
BlOultlllo, of Weymouth, in tbe County of Dorset,
Builder, Dealer, and Chapman, who was adjudicated
Bankrupt as the Fifth Day of December, 1869,
will ite held be/ore The Honoemble lll,ugeh, Bethell,
the Registrar of the Court, at the COURT of HANK.
RUPTCY for the EXETER DISTRICT, in gusts.
arserr, Regret, on the SEVENTEENTH Day of
JULY next, at One of the clock in the afternoon
precisely, when the Cettitors' Assignee will submit •
Statement of the whole E-tote of the Bankrupt, as then
eamrtaintd, o? the Property received, and of the
Property outstanding. (specifying the cause of its being
no
out.tanding,) and of all the Receipt+ end all the
Payments thereuut made; and any Creditor who has
proved may attend aod exemine such Statement, end
eompare the Receipts with the Payments ; and the
meeting will declare, by Reeolution, whether any and
what part of the said produce of the Elp&te, after
making a reasonable de faction for future contingencies,
shall be divided amongst the Creditors ; and at the
sante time the oisjority in vase of the Creditors will
determine whether any mid what Allowance shall he
made to the Rsnkrupt net of the 11/stste ; and Creditors
who have not areal, proved their Detail are to come
prepared to prove the mtnia or they will be excluded
the beadle of the said Dividend; sod all Claims not
that preyed will be dips/lowed.
RICHARD NICHOLAS HOWARD,
Solicitor to the Magmas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS
DR. SMITH bag just published • FREE
EDITION id 20.00 U copies of THE WARNING
VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A Now
Work on Ow Cure of Nervous Debility. Loss of Memory,
Nome= of Sight. Islosltods, Indiseetion, Thelike to
Society, Local Weakness, Mescals/ N. bastion, Langoor,
Listlessness. Depression. AC., which, if Degleeted, results
in Cou-uroption, laseoite. sod preinetsro Death; sI,MI
pldn directions for perfect nmen.ties to bealth and
rigour. Sent poet-free to nay address, on receipt of a
&mood envelote, enclosing to poetece-stsinps.
Addled., Dr. SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, Terisesek-
Neer,. London, W.C.
CONSULTATION BY LETTER WITHOUT FEE.
_ . _

- -
Dr. SMITH will for the BENEFIT of persons
welferlas front NERVOUS DEBILITY, ka, on reteiv.
iazs &soil Moo of tbeir c..° leackwing a staniped
dirvoted envelope for rvply) Pend hie written opinion,
with advice sad directions for the most sooreadol
treatment cad ours Address, Ds. Skira, 8, Banco.
wesimat, Larnaca W.O.

Awhwors, ST. MAETLNIS-LANE, LONDON

ENTABLISHID 1753.

PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CARRIAGES at Klima &dock on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously, with instructions and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either 8.1. Day. Accounts paid on Mosidapi and Thane
days only, front Tan to Four. Remittances to she
Campers, with Amount-Sales, on the written request
of tate Oen er.
Commission, 6 per Gent FOreri and GrOMMI, per
Day and Night, gr. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2a. ; Tso-wbeel, is. 64. per week Rams or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not Bold he Asetios. lia
Harness, or Boddie and Bridle, 24, 6.1. ; Dona, 10a
Stacks valued.

N.B.—No Hones itooived for Private 8010 on Om-
miodioo. and no Dealing allowed oath/ port ol soya..
col:wooled with tit* Briabiistunont.
WELLLAX
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07

Corresponbrnct.

THE DONCHESTICE TOWN COUNCIL AT WAR
WITH ?HZ TARNS/It
To sk• &Mon

psis gig,-alftta Sr., OA doubt, IMMO that the
Don:dower Town C• 01111011 are trying I. drive all the
(armors away (rose the thine, nod sri aun spineliag s
lot of money in law in orate thtry to iwtablith a right so
demand kill from every boor* prodocor of tad sag
intr.ton lobe way offer stock for sale within ten
Borough.
A 0.60 may' have s shop, and may mit wp amid mil as
massy bunt as be ditto in the shape of thief' at beef.
without toll, bat the mompant he Odreft bii brass arm
is demanded ; sod Moir is threatened to be omethil
even 13to tb• private sheds of indliwidnals.
Surely, Mr. Shier, this is ..bid as tbe malt tev,,aur
every Warr ought to be ail,, to the importaase off
, prvthoting sath an imposition. 111. all very well to.
tJh about rights (if rights said ?) but it is madame to.
thenthe any right which will add a few potted, to iIIS
eorporate lands, wad at th• same tithe rain tile trade of -
the town ; sod seri I am sure meet be the ern ; far,
basing been etall myself in sgriesiltaral pawed*
sad baring atterdA lb. marketable, MOOS tbaa aerates
of a mwthry • ' I have had Mal& mesas of knowing the
generel ftedlage of my blather fanners ; and sit • priest'
I will jest mmetiow that befano s private if. was estab-
lished mono Shag but lb* Moak was add at home. Now
tie farmers have their private sheds. Umiak, to the
enterprae of Mr. &ow; and wily should sot the
lubthate allow them Is e•thy their yard without an
olithabee eseiemna• being threat soma them, who mad
gauge •vay shad in artier to aseartain It. 4100616.11 mad
levy a alkyd as mash per head, lath. imbibe altate
web things may Is expiated, but to wary swab tall.
taking into a prink/ Widish, is nimistrows. Mow Sir,
as I know that every farrier a iIOWLOOMO reads year
war, I shall he glad if you will stir them up a bit, so
that they aisy not pay this toll eth• if dirmanded. Let
them erect other ethide outride the herewith, mid bold
their auditions wbeuever they pleare—with the dater-
initiating' that bees produce Mall SOO be taxed by any
Tows Othwil. . . . .

'113; expasse will he trill/a& Ilia • Sobialliallio• tar the
sew mut might be nmeag got lap. I will give 84 sad
U required will gladly hamar the awit.
Lot the Old Tom p 4.1 the tolle they am". eadl
Melee sway all those who see oio Imager Mr fir luedhca.
ismai the normal adira. la* these fee a. drm
terisseellios ia the lead; Ist the. mead se may be..
deeds es they phew is rads% ap eM shorter, ; let dim
bate their ow. way in siserytelme ; bat at the some time
hi the farmer. have their am wig—lst them sell their
stook where there is as IA sod let the. boy their
plomehs, their Om* Waif law, their food, their beer,
sod all they require ia say other tows where they my
be priesrly Meted.
Believe Mr. NZ. liditer, always ready to oppose sofa
petty impoliticly
Yours truly,
• DOME? FARMILIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07

CARRIAGES.

IVICW mod Seoond-band CARRIAGES of all
slass—Tcro and Fourirbeel DOG CARTS,
0106, ko., constantly on sale at Rtrrcontoa and Co's.
Depot, 6, Hight Eassstreet, Dorchester.
A IIoURNINO COACH FOR SALE. •

°WINFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
Mae • 001171.11MATION IT SOU OF THU MOW

INININT SCIENTIFIC YEN OF THE SON OF THE
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF TH 18
WORLD-RENOWNED BTAROH.
&mid la Paidgete of yd., Id., 2d., 4d., and Bd. eaeb, by
filebiblo Grocers, Chaedlen, 0i1..., Re.
wlymmtkpnow k n1,114"W Alb TAIIIOOII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07

CAUTION

TO COFFEE DRINKERS.
WHITE, FAIRCHILD, and COMPANY'S
PATENT CONCENTRATED COFFEES we
known throughout the Three Kingdoms as the hest sad Übe
rheuptvt preparations ever submitted to pnblie test. AA IL
consequence, some second and third-rate Hanes not ever-
scrupulous as to honesty, have lately been copying the eri-
ri mil labels and style of printing, with the object ref eabeti-
tuting an obscure and ill-prepared Mixture foe the eiPATENTED COFFEES. Ask your Grocer for W
FAIRCHILD, ant' P ANT'S PATZIIT CONCUITILITIO
Corm. Sold in Tin Canister', 1.44, Jo 6_4l_, 1114 sad is
per lb with full Address .—WHITE, IrkIICHILD,
Ooffee ton M.Wa,fiouAhwsrk Landau, Ll.
in every Town in the Llngs..

Stank
Sold i-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07

GLENIPIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITB SUPERIORITY
Sold by all Groans. (band Oi fie.
WOTHE & Cka, OLoosow Azo Loma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-01

THALBERG'S LAST FAREWELL.

ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ROYAL HOTEL,
WEYMOUTH.
kirß. GUBBINB has the pleasure to =nom*
that be has again succeeded in engaging

s: THALBERG,

WHO WILL 01111 A
FAREWELL PIANOFORTE RECITAL
ON FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1863,
To commence at Eight o'clock. Most positively his
last and only appearance in Weymouth.

PROGRA WILL —Earr 1.
Pastorale (MS.) Thalberg
Marsh Funehre • • • • • Chopin.
Study Thalberg.
Two Soup without Worth • • - Mendelmolm.
Irish Airs (MS.) Milberg.
An Interval of Ten minute..
PART 11.

Le Thlle 71aelberg.
Roman- (Precioes) • ThaTherg.
lest Rose of Sommer - - - • ThoYmel-
• - (Sooner "
ataao's

VaMui.

• (Bonnambala ) • - ics-lbarg.

Stalls near the pianoforte, reserved and numbered,
; Family Tickets to admit four to the Stalls, El la ;
Second Seam, 3.. 6d.; Back Seats, 2s. 6d.
we=
EI
plan of the room is now ready, and seats may be
at Mr. GUBI
ee Pianoforte and Music War-
ehouse, Esplanade, Weymouth, where Instruments by
all the best Makers are constantly in Stock, for Salo or
Hire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-01

THE HIIBEREY PLATE

(flandbmp) of fkrao7rs... for Two:y;;;;)11. F.ntrane• 2
move. each, to go to the fund, whir& mud in all came
be eel with the entry, or the sante will not be re-
oeired. The winner of any Handicap after the sneOte
are declared to carry 151 b., of two or more soak 7th.,
or of the twe-yean-old Stakes (the trot day) bib.
extra. Any number of horses the property of the same
owner may alert for this race. 'Three quarters eta
mile.
Mr. G. Batmen's Sensation.
Mr. Handiris The Sea Boy.
Sir. Handley's Wangle Eye. •
Haadley's Outpost.
Mr. Alfred's ch. I. by Lord of the lake out of Lady
Wild.

Mr. T. East's Anti Judy.
Mr. T. Purr's Glendosk.
Mr. J. B. Btarky's lamb Walter'.
Mr. J. B. Sierky's Astatha.
Mr. Trimmer's b. I. Verbena by De Rayter.
Mr. Goddard's Condos.
Mr. Brayley's
Mr. 10lisan's Heber.
Mr. Woodaon's Elias.

A BELLING RACE

Of 3 sore. each, —1;-ith 90- added.— Two-yearwold
7st. 71b. ; three, Oct. ; four, Out. 101 b. ; five, can, and
e.;erlOst. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. The
to be sold for 2100. If entered to be sold for
£BO, allowed 41b.; iliac 280, glb. ; if for £4O, 141 b.; if
for £lO, 181 b.; if for £2O, 241 b. The winner to be
sold by auction immediately after the new, and the
surplus (if any) to go to the fund. Half-a-mile.
To close and mune to the Clerk cite. Coarse, attic.
Golden Lion Hotel, by 8 o'clock p.m. on the first
day of the races.

The Colours must be declared by six o'clock on the
evening before running. For neglect or alteration of
which, a fib, of one soy, will be enforced.
All Rules and Regulations of Newmarket will be
adhered to at Weymouth.
Entranoe 10e. eaoh.—No charge for Weights aad
Beaks.

All Stakes and Forfeits to be paid to Mews.
Weatherby, or to the Clerk of the Cowes, by ii
o'clock on the morning of each day's races, at the
Golden Lion HoteL
••• Iltres Horses to We in each race, or the Puhaie
money will wit be added
T. MARSHALL, Northampton,
Clerk of the Course.
The BALL under the Patroaap of ibe STEWARDS,
at the Boric. ROM., on the Aye day of the Races.
The RACE ORDINARY, at the eiwwi R&M, both
, days of tbe 8e.... Dinner at 6 o'clock. Tickets, 3s.
eaeli, to be bad at the Bar.

ACCI.DENTS
BY ROAD, RIVER, OR RLILWAY ;
ACCIDENTS
IN THE FIELD THE STRUTS, OR AT HOME
Na beoviled anima by tsk Peng aqs.
RAILWAY PAM3KNOIMIE ANHEANCE
COMPANY,
64, COSIIIILL, WOOL
£140,000 hsa bean already_Psid sa
0011PENSATION
FOR ACCIDENTS OF ALL
In 75 Falai Cu.., sad 6,880 Ow. of It.M.;
114tai and Ruth" partlealais nay be obtained at lir
iltationa, at the Local Aral; or it the
HEAD OFFICE., 54. CORNHILL, LONDON, LC.,
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Facrebary.
Railway Pammean Amman Company,
lespowerad by model AA al Parlisramt,
G. GOOD, Old G4/11. /rat lot DoreMalar.
Ag.id lot W47/1041b1L—Mr. S. MARTIN, Hamm
Yinvil—Mr. JOHN STONE, Pm Mill HabiL
Ni. roans, Beinol mil Ember Hallway *slim
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-01

THE COUNTY STAKES

(Handicap) 0er:0,.. each, 1 ft. To the fund, with 25
added, if three bones start. For all ages. The winner
of any handicap after the weights are declared, to
carry Mb.; of the Trial, 71b.; of the lieloombe
10th. entre, but the penalties not to be aecumalii-
tire. One mile and and • distance.
Gibraltar, 6 years. Barmaid, 3 years.
Curie, 3 year.. Hampton Court, 3 yearn
Belladrum, 3 years, Dictator, 3 year..
Gamecock, 5 years. Deerfoot, 3 years.
Boma, 3 years.

A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
Of 3 love, each, in cam of acceptance, with 25 added.
For all ages. The winner to be sold by auction
immediately after the race for £4O, and any surplus
to go to the fund. Three quarters of • mile.
Rosa, 3 years. False Step. 3 years.
Pinkepos, 4 years. The Idea, 3 years.
Village Lad, 3 years. Kennett, 3 years.
Edith, 3 years. Dictator, 3 years.
The Saxon, 4 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-01

TO SPORTSMEN.
JOYCE'S AKIIIIINITION.
101ATFZIT WATERPROOF PERCUSSION
1 CAM, Chemically.pmared Gun Waddinp, Car.
tiidgea for Breech and Mosslo-looding Guns, and meg
doworiptica of Sporting Ammunition.
To be had of all Gun Makers throughout the Kingdom.
FREDERICK JOYCE & Co., Manufacturers, Loner.
Contractors to Her Majesty's War Department.
EITABLIMILD 1820.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-01

X AT AIY BANX3a Ui TUX DITBICr.

FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION FOR OONDUOTING THE BUSINESS,
WITHOUT TROUBLE TO CONSIGNOR—
ADDRESS CARDS, ADDRESS LABELS, ADDREIMED ENVELOPES,
EXPIDITING, FACILITATE/70, AND TIKR4Avnio.

HENRY
DORSET BUTTES AGENT

WEBBER
iR PROVISION dffitCHANT,