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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

HENRY WEBBER,
(ROCCMION TO JOHN RUM AND NON.)
11111.. I 111 2EIC ZI -A.. 7:1. 1 7 7 0 ,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CRUSE FACTOR,
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUABS, LONDON, W.

NIMAITS,SIIIPPERS, klinfiTEllt.llolll AMU, MIKISALI AVM 11111111 sisetmus, & CAS' WIVES
May came a coun as vg ajpg in their wahines. and Gnom Mtn e a lar and evar-aarying moon
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All articles Abs Direst Cash Purchase or Consignment from the Producer, thereby taring all intermediate
Merchants' profit.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY.
JERSEY BUTTER, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somersetshire,
and Cheshire.

Important to Country Patienta.

NO CONSULTATION FEE. Messrs.
SMITH will, for the benefit of persons suffering
from Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dimness of
Sight, Lassitude, Indigestion, Dislike to Society, Local
R ankness, Muscular Relaxation, Langour, and all
diseases resulting from the errors of youth sod man-
hood, on receiving a description of the patient's case,
send by return of post their written opinion, with
advice and directions for the most successful treatment
and cure.

Who to Consult for the Cure of Debility.
GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SCE-
FERERS.-20.000 copies of the PRIVATE
MEDICAL FRIEND, on the self-cure of nervous
debility, loss of memory, dimness of sight, lassitude,
dislike to society, impedimenta to marriage, Au, re.
suiting from the early errors of youth, which, if flog-
looted, result in consumptior, insanity, and premature
death- with plain directions for restoration to health.
Past free (secure from observation) for one stamp.
Address, J. and G, Smith, 5, Burton-crescent, London,
WA.%

Oar "LIVANS, (successor to Mr. Frond),
CHINIST, Dorchester, AGENT rot
HOENIMA NS TEA. This Tea is selected from the
spring gatherings and is therefore uniform!, Good,—
shipped free from all artificial colour on the surface, it is
uniform!, PG RR : in strength and wholesomeness it
therefore excels. Being supplied only through AGENTS,
and secured in PACKETS, the Importers guarantee
that it reaches the consumer " always Good alike,"
and at the lowest possible rate.

FOR
_BILIOUS,. LIVER. AND STOMACH_ COM

PLAINTS, INDICIEtiTION, WIND, SICK.
HEADACHE, kc., ko., Sm.
TIROUD'S COMPOUND HEPATIC PILLS
JL are the meet effectual remody for prevantiag aad
removing the distreating dames* to which the Liver
aad Stomach are liable. .

HU/MILD/I of Testunomids to their great elieieney
eould be printed. from persons who have been instantly
relieved end. cured by
.them.

These orlebrated.rille are gentle and efficient in
operation; require no confinement nor alteration of
diet, and may be taken by young and old, male and
female.

--ice-reired only by A. J. EVANS. Successor to Mr.
PROUD, chemist, Dorchester. Pries Is. lid. per box, or
sent free by poet on receipt of postage stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-19

DF-NTS TURRET CLOCKS.

Tattention of Public Bodies, Gentlemen,
and others is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables. Churches, and other large Buildings, by the
late E. J. Deny and F. DINT, Clock and Chronometer
Makers to the Queen the Prince of Wales, and the late
Prince Consort. and ilakers of the GREAT CLOCKS
for the HOUSES of PARLIAMENT. be.
Turret Clocks with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted
for variations of temperature, to work the bands of
Dials of any one from 1 foot to 30 feet diameter.
DINT, 61, Strand, adjoining Contt's Bank, sod 34 and
35, Royal Exchange, Loodoo.
DENTS Patent DITLIWOOCOTZ (or Meridian lustre-
ment) for the Regulation of Clocks and Watches by
obtaining True Time by Solar obserration. Recent im-
provement. enable the moat iriexperieaced person to ix
these Instruments in the Msridian, and thereby furnish
the maw of weertainiog either Greenwich or Local
Time. Prioe it 2 2a
DENT, Clock, Watch, and Chronometer Maker to
the Qeeou,the Prince of
.Wales, and the late Prince Con-
-61. _Straod, (adjo,infis., CoutPo Bank), and 34 slat
35, Royal racemes'',
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Mabel of the Greet Ca-t;r the Romeo( Padua
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-19

THE ROYAL OSBORNE

MIXTURE OF BLACK TEAS
Is a combination of the choicest imported, secured by
patented procesa to remove all impurities, colouring,
dampness, A:c., producing the utmost strength end deh-
dons flavour.
Arrangements have been made to transmit all packages
of tea ofhtb. and upwards, in tin eanisters, to ans railway
station in the United Kingdom, carriage tree. lib. sam-
ples in tins may be bad on application.
Prices 4,. and os. per lb.; green, ss. and Ga. per lb.
-

FRANKS, SON AND CO.
40, tineen4t., Cannon4t-Weot, London, E.C.
AGENTS WANTED.

PktoTEcTION FROM FIRE.

BRYANT AND MAY'S

(FAIRFIELD, LONDOS,)
PATENT
SAFETY MATCHES AND YESTAS
IGNITE ONLY ON THE BOX.
SOLD IVIRIPPIIIILL
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_
ADVANTkG ES—They oontain no Phosphorus, ars
not Poisonous, and light only on the Box.
WMITECHAPIM-BOAD. LONDON, E
N.B.—BRYANT AND MAT are also Manufacturers of all
other kinds of Matches. Vestas, and Cigar Lights.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-19

ACTT

.RII

Could not be prudently taken in a dense fog and
dangerous sea, upon the assumption that had
been done to ascertain that the ship's place was
infallible, that there could be no error
in the reckoning, no fault in the
chreamseters But supposing thspossibility
of mistake in the reekoning. kat margin for
escape from the consequences did seventeen
miles afford I Surely, in all such difficulties,
the commander oft mud Shotild ash himself
the question—What ff he shoilld be wrung? What
if out of lit reckoning I Whet if his
observations were faulty To what
might not these errors reduce his
calculated seventeen miles Here, in this
case, three hundred precious lives were thrown
away upon the prenunption that the ship's
reckoning wit unerring! The Times truly
observes, that the reduction of speed was of DO
avail, for it matters not a jot whether you run
or grope in a fog over a precipice. As Menintio
says of his wound, " It is not as deep es a well
or as wide is a church door, but it will do," and
so half speed Upon a wrong course was as sure to
bring the ship to destruction as whole speed.
Indeed, as it liappened, it is possible that with
=way the vessel would have been fixed
and faster on the rock, and would not
have swung off into deep water and sunk, before
her unfortunate passengers could escape. The
fatal error was proceeding in a fog in a false
reliance two. $ knowledge of the ship's place at
sea, and the course to be steeled:
. . .

DORCHESTER. TRICK= Coax MIJPX37,
Saturday, May Mk, —Wheat in good simply at lest
week's ISMS. Other grain dull at late quotitionu
At Mr. T. Ensor's repriatory sale on Saturday
Met, there was a splendid Mow of fat beasti the
ores being partipalarly good. there WM • ital.&
dainsad for beet and the whole on offer ware dis-
posed oL Of sheep and lambs there was a large
supply, but the demand for mutton was rather dull,
at 7d. to 74d. per lb. Lambs realised 23e. to 30a
r bird, end heifers and mires 12 to £l7,
were in Remand, at £ll to £l3. FM calves
=for very prime) a dell trade. Down o:
from 406. to 45.1. At tho horns sodo=
=at the Plume of Festheni Inn, a lumber
see. kg., were disposed of in the afternoon.
Ti. Waamma.—The roadie, of the thermometer
at Dorebsder for the pest with is as follows:

•I I
Deo& Noes
1Z
--
6 0
07 47 k Env ady., sun iliing st
53 46 Ruin. lintorvalu
fa 46 Cloudy, Soo.
60 • Vile, ruin.
56 48 SW gum, lluo-
-41 46 SW IFluo, cloddy.
17 66 SI SW Sabi, And.

Dimnion
of Wind

MAT
11

SW
SW
W k SW

State of
Weather.

COMINPOSDING VIM LAST TRAIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-19

LONDON CORN MARKET.

Br BPSCIAL 3.1111388.

(FROM OUR OWN RIPORTSR.)

MONDAY, MAY IS
The arrital of pain daring the week bars lam
moderate. Sales have been coatrasted ; pekes, Man,
however., have bean kept up, but for lams traaesetleee
rather kr money was taken. Oats is Id. abeam thee
last week. Harley is in good request at late rates.
Wheat, old, while, 49a, to h3a. ; red, des. to Re. •
barley, malting, 29. to Na. ; Gala (English find) its
to Zia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAY.—The Prisons Ministers' Bill was read •
third time. and passed by • considerable majority. In
supply, Mr. Peel proposed a vote on amount for the
packet service of the year ending March 3lst neat,
and explair.sd the reasons why the Government had
resolved to have done with Mr. Chetrchward and his
contracts, Sir Stafford Nortbcote and others defended
Mr. Churchward, ard sommad the Government of •
wish to treat that gentleman in an unhandsome manner.
A large number of members spoke upon the question
for and against Mr. Churchyard, and the diactossion
was long and very animated. On a division, the House
decided in favour of the views of the Government by •
majority of eight.
TVISDAT.—kir. Layard enpisaned that Mr. Magee,
the British Consul at Mobile, had been dismissed,
because he shipped specie on board her Majesty's ship
" Vesuvius*" without permission, when that vessel wan
admitted within the blockade on an honourable under.
standing. In answer to Mr. Honour!, Lord pumer•
sten admitted that Prussia had not observed the prinei.
plea of international law in her relations with Russian
and Polish troops. Several other matters were dis-
missed- Naval Courts of Inquiry, Irish Salmon
Pish-
uris., Irish Endowment for Religions Purposes. is.,
—sad ON House adjourned to Thursday, the 28th of
May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

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by
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10 dt4O.
2D ditto.
20 Est Down Ewes.
HI data
12 ditto.
21 Yu Horn Withers.
9D ditto.
20 Fa Lambs.
2) ditto.

At the REPOSITORY, sdjoining the Pixies 01
Patrons INN, at hall•past 3 o'clock.
Bay Maze, a good worker.
Bleck Cob, 3 year., 15 Lends, sound, and quiet to ride
Grey liorse,ls4lianda, sound. quiet to rids and drive.
Bag Horse, 15 hand; quiet in harness.
Chesnut MM. 15 handy, quiet to ride and drive.
A Mt. Gin. Turnip and Maus°ld Drill (Dearly new.

[SALE THIS DAY.]
PUDDLEHINTON,
5 miles from Dorchester.

_TO_BIS
_SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

T. ENBIOII (L• 1 AA 11 AAA AND ENNOR)
IS at the New INN, Pvooi.eeiwrox,onTtTLtDAY,
the 26th day of MAY, 1863, at 3 o'clock in the After-
noon (subject to such conditions as will then be pro-
duced,) the undermentioned
COPYHOLD LANDS AND FREMISM,
In the following lots, or in such other manner as may
then be agreed on, vii. :
Lot L—A GENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, 2
Gardens stocked with choice fruit trees, Coach-House,
Stable, and Labourer's Cottage adjoining, held by Copy
of Court Roll for 3 healthy Lives, now aged respectively
90, 23, and 18, and late in the occupation of Mrs. JANIS.
Lot 2.- -A. PLOT OF GROUIDD, held by Copy of
Court Roll for 3 healthy Lives, aged respectively TS, 18,
and 18, and now in the occupation of Mr. JEAigs and
others.

Lot 3.—A DWELLING HOUSE, productive Orchard
and Garden adjoining. held by Copy of Court Roll for 3
healthy Lives, aged respectively 40 18, and 14, and
also in the occupation of Er. Jamie and others.
For furth,r particulars apply to
Mr. BURNETT, Solicitor, Dorchester.
Dated 11th May, 1883.

STURMINSTRR MARSHALL, DORSICT.

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
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ortioloo of -olos lonisers, so moll as of
up Beddow* sag him of owl dowiptioa
of UMW&

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AGRICULTURAL SEEDS of Genuine
Qualliy, st the Lowed Market Priem, SUPPLIED
VrnoUlt, Women*

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

imperial Varliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAT.—ThiI-i-1;04;-w;r; -en-Nagei le o discussion,
brought about by motion of the M•rquis of Clanricarde,
relative to the decisions of the Prise Courts of the
United States of America. The Marquis contended
tbat Her Majesty's Government was bound to interfere
to redress the intolerable grievance* of our merchants
trading to Matamoros •nd other trans-Atlantia
by
;
but Earl %Lean maintained, and was eupported by the
Earl of Derby, that the decisions of the Federal courts
must be respected.

TOZSDAY.—Thera wa• an animated debate on the
wooed reading of the Acts of Uniformity Amendment
Bill, which found supporters as well as opponents
among the episcopal and lay members of the Howe.
The second reading was lost by a majority of 40 in •
House of 140 mewbers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

11.41LUABIJI PRVIHOLD "STATE FOR SAIL

TO
_BB 80LD. By .IyCllOx. BY

MIL -11N-licok, at ilia -it-Jim-in-16' n 3;i In, in
MitlDan NierfOr, on WEDNESDAY, the 34th
day ef JUNE, 1863, at three o'clock in the afternoon
precisely, (soblect to inch oonditions an will be then
and them produced, ankles in the meantime an meson-
able offer shall he reseived),—Tim FEE-SIMPLE end
INHERITANCE of all times Two Desirable FARMS
and ESTATES. celled Wartime mid Manithervegit,
with the salistantial and commodious Farm-boom, Barn,
Homestead, and Outbeddinp belonging thereto, con-
taining 465. 21. 30t. statute mesaere, or thereabouts,
now in the occupation of Mr. El, Lana Bean, the owner,
situate in the parish of Cattistock, and within a few
mike of the Maiden Newton and Eversbot Stations as
the Wilts, Somerset. and Weymouth Railway.
The Perm Buildiap and Premise. generally ors is
good and substantial repair, and the Property, which is
highly prednetive and of an improvable character, (Men
an opportouity for an advantageous parliament ia-
Trstaeut. . _

may be viewed by applying at tint Farm-
bows. and for further particulars and to treat for the
partible*. applicatioa may he mode to Mr. Snoozes,
Solicitor, Dorchester.
Dorebeater. 901.12 April. 1883.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

VALUABLE FREEHqLD_ MANORIAL ESTATE

FOR 811 K

TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

lisAn"
JYI bitt, hi Wimhors• Minster,Dorwet, on TFICRS-
DAY, JUNE 4, ISO, at four o'clock in the afternoon
precirly, (Fulled to molt Conditions no will be then
and there twoduard),—The FEB SIMPLE and IN-
HERITANCE of ell th•t the MANOR or repaid
ANOR of STURMINSTRR M A RSHA LL, in the
County of Dumf., with the Rights. Royalties, and other
EbTartellilleteredillreentrbelowelitr ;thd sloe .n that
cartal
FARM AND ESTATE,
_ . . - .

r.n. " Sturminster Yana," with Ilia' Farinlonse,
14,cy.house, Baru., and'hit building, belonging there
to, now in the occupation of M. JANIS TOBY, at
yearly tenant, and containing by estimation 230 Anna
or thereabouts.

The Estate, through which the Doted Central Rod-
i. in • high state of Cultivation, and the
Farm Buildings throughout in good repair. Tone is
• Station within • short diiitsnoe of the Farm-hones, by
means of which easy access is obtained to all the
principal Market Towns In the district.
Printed Particulars are in course of irreparatioo, and
TAT, OD an early day, be obtained of Me•srs. D•eamt-
FIKLD and FILMS, 26, Craven-street, Charing cram,
London ;or of Mr. Swoops, Solicitor, Dorchester.
PUDDLEHINTON, DORSET.

MR. T. RN SOR (LAT' NAM AND INIIOIO
has been favoured with instructions from the
Rev. F. Coil, to SELL by AUCTION at the R
Puddlehinton. on MONDAY and TURISDAY,jera
15 and 16, 1863.—Hi.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE
Superior Piano-Forte, by BILOADWOOD and Boise,
China, Glans, and Ware, about 200 Vols. of Book.,
Phaeton, Sete of Barnes., Saddles and Bridles, 3 Cart
Horses, 4 excellent Young Dairy Cows, Pip, Brewing
and Dairy Utensils, Oinks, Wagons, Implements in
Hosbandl7, ka ;
Particulars of which are given in Catalogues, to be
obtained at the Inns in the neighbourhood, and of in.
A urrionsra, Dorchester._

Ws inn oonboocuso at Twelve o'clock preeisoly.

CAITISTOCK, DORSET.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

- -
supported on each side by three Ridemen.
Deceased'. relatives and friends.
K. Corps.
Tradesmen of the town and Mini&

The mournful cortege then ucoded its way with solemn
step, through • pitiless nue to the omelet*, *here
upon their arrival the corpse was borne on the
stiliters of deceased's comrades tio the chapel, at the
eutrance of which it was pet by the Rev. J. C. Bird, of
Christ Church, Grove buildings, who commenced read-
ing the beautiful service appointed by our Church in a
most impressive manner. The last sad offices being
accomplished, the procession again returned to the
tows.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

DORCHESTER

AORIOULTURAL RiII'OSITORT 84LB8.

MR. T. R4BOR (LATI RAW AND ZNBOII
b that
eam to announce at his Nest Bals of FA
and !STORE STOCK will be held at his

NSW REPOSITORY,
Opposite the bomb-Western Station, new Um &with
Walks, on SATUKDA Y, MAY :10, 1863,
commenting at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
tor dtock mut the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. VArly Entries are requested so
that due publicity may be given.
All lots to be paid for immediately after the sale, sad
no lots taken away without aa order, to be obtamitd at
the °Bee on the sale ground.

Pasant? Erma:

3 superior Fat Devon thirsts.
15 prime Fat Healers.
3 Fat Balk
12 Vet Calves.
Heifers sad Cebu&
20 - Fat biases Down Wellies.
.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUFFERER&

Dit. SMITH has just published a FRES
EDITION of 20.000 copies of THE WARNING
VOICE, as PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A New
Work on the Cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory,
Dimness of Sight, Weirdo., 'Dili...Lion, Doings to
Society, Local Weakness, Muscular Re 1., sties, Languor,
Liolemonis, Depression. lc, which, if neglected, results
in emu...040n, losanity. and premature Death ; with
plain directions for perfect restorstioa to beslth and
vigour. Bent post-free to any address, on receipt of a
directed envelope. enclosing two poster-stamps.
Address, Dr. SMITS, 8, Burton-creserist, Tarieseek-
aquaria Largos, W.C.
CONSULTATION BY LITTER WITHOUT ?SE
Dr. SMITH will, for the BENEFIT of peruse
mtlffls. from Naavous DSISLITY, ha, oft mei*.
kw • sss,ljsles ed their cies inhabiting • Mauled
directed envelops for reply) send bis wrtttcu oPinloor
with riders cud dimmers. for the rest masterful
treatment sedate. Address, DL SIMA S. Barlow!
essessat, Loadass, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

Somtrattsbirt.

TEMPLE CLOUD.—At the Petty Salaam no
Tuesday, Stephen Cundiet, of Patshon, coal miner,
was summoned by Elixaheth Candist, his mother-in-
law, fur sneaking bar at Pauhon. on the 14th inst.
It appeared that there was mine little dispute be-
tween them on the day in question about family
matten, when defendant struck bar several severe
blown in mie fin" for which offence he was cent to Tbe immediate and toll benefit of the reduced duty,
Shepton Mallet gaol for Wm weeks.— John Gill and is obtained by purchasing Norm Mimes "Pare Teo," al
Henry Sheppard, both of Chewton Mendip, were their Agents in every town now supply it styli. 4d., 45.,
summoned by the police for being drunk in • public and do 4d. per pound.
street at Cliewton Mendip on the night of the 2nd Hwniman's " Met Bit", Tell" at 41. dd. h "r-
-ind., and while so drunk being guilty of riotous P 165114117 strong and tleoons. being in great favour
behaviour. beingiii old
offender, wu
www. with those who desire to obtain, at • yen moderate
PT the best 'ea impaled. To enable purchasers in all
witted to ShoPt°o Mallet Pot 16r "yen Galt. oo° parte of the kingclow to ideal* ale ten, it ia steer
Sheppard was fined Si. and costa —George Dodd, airily sold cnity in Pockets—never loose. The label on
of Bath, labourer, was summoned by the pollee foe mods is also signed by Bondman k Ca, Tea Importers;
riding upon • wagon drawn by three horses on the whose Agent. in this locility—Ctsembits, Confectioners.
Bath turnpike rood.in the pariah of Farmboroegh,on and Bookeellem—ars advertised in our °chimes
the 15th inst., without any one in charge of the We feel it our duty to bring under the notice of our
mate. Fined la. and meta —John Fawn, of Chew readers the new Safety Match (which light. only on the
Magna, mason, was summoned by the police for box to which it is contained) that has been Patented amd
being drunk and riotous at Chow Magus on mi. 2gth introduced by Messrs. Bryant aid tiny, London. it was
the oalv one 'Bowed to be used in the International
ult, and the 9th inst. Committed to Shaper* &midis jig,Bu theethe light. thly on the ben,
Mallet ea for eon days. —William Crick aquae'', Ind ell the &eye whin f; tae saed isdialal
Moms, wee masainsaad by the rhos for lapin • Wine is tam/ netted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-26

atbonshire.

EXETER. Nrw POSTAL AIRANOINTSTS.
Letters are dispatched by the 10.30 a.m. exprese
train from Exeter to London for the foil. wing
:—London, Bath, Bristol, Weston-Super-
ic"
Mars, Taunton, and Bridgwater. A letter can be
posted for either of the ahove.named places without
an extra stamp to 10 a.m., with an extra stamp to
10.5 a.m. This is an admirable arrangemeet, ea it
will i,ive persons an opportunity to answer a letter
received in the morning, and get a reply, if needed,
the next morning. Whatever the inhabitants of
other places may say, Exeter hu no cause to com-
plain of it. postal arrangements, or of the want of
courtesy of the officials.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES

Of 3 mom. meth, in are of nem wills 93 Md.&
For all exec The winner to be by Auction
immediately alter the ram for £39, and any surpass
to go to the fund. Three quarters of a mile.
To close and MOS! to Leant. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk 4 the Coarse, Northampton, on Tuesday.
August 18th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

ALL COMERS.

Any Bills. Any positina. 7 Hounds at HA WO, and 003 yards. &trains, 10a. 24. 6hvitro j made
beim 10 a.m. on tbe dsv of Competition, sfier nhicb no Batmen received—lot prise, iS and 3-10tha of the
&titaness; 2nd, sad 2.loths ; 3rd, £2 sod 1-10th: 4th. sch, 6t1.. .nd 7th, 1-10th of the Batman.
Pool Targets at 200 yards. Firing to oommenoe at ' on the Fast Day, and 10.30 a. OZ. on the Second
Day.
Prospectus and all Earth's information may be obtaii.

THOMAS COOMBS,
Lieut. 3rd D.E.V., Haw &ha
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

RESOLUTION.

Dare to be bold when Goal demands
Allegiance to Hie holy cause;
Dare to obey when God noinciands
Obedience 'midst • Mat of foes
Due to visit, though hell sad sin
Their Maims energies exert,
Though foes without and fears within
Should seek thy everlasting hurt.
Dare to be tree, that troth declare
Whatever in life thy steps triad.;
Act out the won, prove everywhere
A champion on Jehovah's aide.
Due to be brtve, though onward's may
Give up in fierce temptation's hour
Gird on thy sword —press on thy way—
Though lightning's flash and thunders roar.
Dore to urge on thy heavenward mune,
Though foes may thicken oaths plain;
Though night winds whistle wild and hoarse,
Fear not ! thou liver shalt be slain.
Be hold—rmist--be true—be brave—
Urge on thy way with watchful aye,
And tear not death nor death's cold grave.
The victory's thia•—lit gaikto die.
N.Y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

THE PORTLAND PLATE

Of 50 move. (Handicap) for all area &Arabes Two
Nova eaah, to go to the fund, which nisei in all cases
he sent with the Entry, or the same will not be received.
Any number of homes the property of the same owner
may Mart for this plate. The winner of any handicap
after the weights are declared, to sorry 7lba. extra.
Three quarters of a mile.
To close and name to Hawn. Weatherby, 1,004100,
or the Clerk of the Course, Northampton, en Tuesday,
August 11th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

1111,•
'Wt.
Amite beg t
,a_rridt 11,"
timaiimint-cuwast
- of Cho sis

Pita ;autos Jan.'. Soccsesoit. --We ben some
rens to believe that the soccessor to Sir Jenne
i.ortmee amino' pf this Dire r
ctors of Oonv
and Surveyor-Genera of PAWN, barn aJ
beim selected tit Mb porton of lineman
Roudies uogy _
yaVort, 'Averment in Wasters Auetralla.ta
we presume, is intended to be •
devoid of • controversial simulinen
Hendenos has • reputation **Ability, activity, and
firmness.
Fain sans toinumos.—Tbe Queen hae been
tlessed to direct letters pain to be %awed under
ill* Great Seal appointing Vise Usury abut, Bait
(commonly called Lord Hobert), James Caird, Sm.,
and Thomas Henry Bailey, Keg., to be Her
Majesty's Commiseiosiers to ingaite into the See
Fisheries of the United Rinvdocu of Greet Britain
aid Ireland, inftb the view of increasing the supply
of • &vomits and nutritious article of food foe the
benefit of the public.
WT STA P PORD —M • aai An s Frnvmne.—
This
risque village yr the eon of great
rejoins- on Wednesday, *it eth lost., on the
ocolition of the marriage Of thit Rev. John Sbearm
Thomas, with Reilly Anse, eldest daughter of
the Re,. Reginald Smith, the esteemed
- of the parnb. The Rey. C. W.
ambited by the Rev. B. Wickham,
the bely nt. Tits bride was attired
In • . corded silt dram. with • wreath of
orange blossoms, and Banton lam veil, attended
I be ten bridesmaids is whits tarlatan dresses and
white yid* and eriparing Moo wreaths The school
*Wallin wore titbit. dreams, carrying banners
gad strewed Sowers in the pathway of the bride.
At the conclusion of Um ceremony the emigrated'.
Wee were away and hearty foe the future happiness
of the " two in one."

GODMANSTON IL—On Monday, the 29th ult.
' the United Methodist, of Godmanstene oelebrated
the Coronation of Her Most Ominous Mejesty, by •
public tea in the chapel, to which 61 set down..l
Afterwards • public meeting wee held under the
presidency of Mr. Hill. of Cone. The chapel, which
wee openul is Jantery last, bee anderene con-
shisuble improveuett The Uairman, in the merle
of his remarhs, congrafthwed the friends of the
cause for their pereevuusse and untiring teal in
• °duel Sonia& they Oa invite *very otM
ln*actfvs of politick. A debt of 14 Maine undis-
charged, bat • stiberription of Id. per week has bum
set on foot for ins liquidation. After &darers by
the 1t.,. J. Cleave, Mews. Powell and Bemis( ef
Derabeeter, the meeting which was a very pleasant
Os. separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

A SWEEPSTAKEi

Of 3 sova each, with 20 added : for Two-years-old, 7st.
Mb.; three, Oat. ; four, 104. 31b. ; five, six, and
aged, lOat. 121 b. blame and geldings allowed 31h.
The winner to be sold for £lOO If entered to be sold
for 010, allowed alb ; if for WO, Mb.; if for I:40, 1411, ;
if for 1.30, 211 b. The winner to be sold by Auction
immediately after the ram and the surplus Id sny)
to go to the fund. One mile.
To close to the Clerk ef the Cosine by 8 o'clock the
evening before running, at tbe Golden Lion Hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

aff

JfltpritVarliauttnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY—There was • debate which lasted about
thilte-quarters-ofoodunar, bet no basins= of public in.-
porton'. wee tranaactod.
TUSIDAY.—The Lord Manesllor sista, with re-
terrace to the Statue La. B.yolon 8.111. that an in,
"WWI 111110gbi al care and Wootton bad hewn biota wed
on 11A dodges *bleb totipt away obsolete kaa. Lord
Cranworh, Lnrci Ht. Leoefle, turd Monism, and
Lord Clielnisford approved of the Hill, giblet thin read a
second time. The House Own went into oonnititt4 oft
the Public Works (l(snufastorinr Didricts) 111111, when
Lord Derby adverted to the diminution in the Number
of recipiente of relief in Lannaihire, and ttsted that the
amount enbioribrd altogether was £1,900,000. The root
of the bagasse wee wird, formaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

THE WEYMOUTH TRIAL STAKES

(Handicap) of 5 Nora in case of aceepianee, with 25
added. &Amain 1 sov. such, to po to the load,
which nituit in all oaths be sent with the entry, or
a* same will not be received. The winner of any
. . .

handicap after the weights ars declared W carry ,
of two or more, 101 b. extra. One mile and a quarter.
Toeless and name to News. Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Course, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August 18th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

SECOND DAY-FRIDAY.

HER MAJkBTrB PLATE

. _
Of One Hundred °Moses Three/eareeld, Bet. 71b.
four, eat. Tib. ; see, 9at. 121 b. ; els and aged, 9st.
121 b.. About two tulles
To eines and name to the Clerk of the Connie, at the
Golden Lion Hotel, by 8 o'alookon the evening before
Tanning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14

FIRST DAY-THURSDAY.

THE lIELCOMBE HANDICAP

Of 10 sovs. oath, bit. and only ooe to the fund if
declared by a day to be named when the weight. '
&meal., with 50 added, (25 each by Lord Grey de
Wilton End Itobt. Brooks, Esq., Members for the
Borough.) If three horses start .n.l ten accept, the
owner of the soma horse to sate his stake. Tbe
winner of any handicap of 100 1.0.1. value after the
weights are declartd, to carry 7 lb. • of two such.
10 lb. ;or of any entailer btedieap, 5 lb., extra. No
horse to cam more than 10 lb. extra. The wiener to
M 7 10 Nom. towards expeaam, sad subscribe to tbia
race in 1864. Two miles and a distance. _

TO darn-URI- n-Jurmi to; -ii•Trrs—.-*;;ltterb—y, London, or
rho Clerk at the Conroe, Northampton, on Toothy,
August 11th.

A SWICEII3TAIENS

Of 5 moss each, with 50 added. For Two-years-old
Golfe, list. IMb., and Elias Sat. Mb. Winners once,
41b.; twice, 71b.; three or more times, 10th. extra
Maidens having started twice allowed 31b. The
winner to pay £lO to the fund Half-a mile.
To close and name to Hearn Weatherby, London, or
the Clerk of the Conroe, Northampton, on Tuesday,
August 11th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

;-:

DEATH OF THF. REV._NORTON COLON.

It is with feelings of the most profound regret
that we record the death of the Rev. Morton
Colson, rector of the parish of St. Peter's.
The deceased gentleman had been indisposed
for some time past, but continued with but alight
intermissions to &whinge his ministerial duties up
to the week prior to his death, and attended the
recent tion held at All Saints' Church. The
saute dest'i Ohio poralythl. cif which he
.r. a
slight attack about • fortnight ego, bus mine.. but
a second and mote violent attack again lei him
postrate, from the effects of which he expire 1 at
his residence, Fordington, about midnight on
Monday. Tits demise of the lamented gen.
Henan has cast a gloom not only over his
parishioner, but the inhabitants of the town
generally, and his loss will be felt by of .ny. He
was a true friend to the poor, not only to those In
, his sown pariah but to others in the town—his purse
booing always icady to 'meow* the wants of deserv-
ing charity. In a quiet and unogreiir &lions manner
he performed his acts of charity and love, scarcely
letting his "right hand know what his left hand
did," and the recipients of his bounty have lost •
friend not often to be met with in the every day
walks of life, For 41 years he faithfully discharged
his mihisterial duties u rector of the parish of it
Peter's, My pleinly expounding the Senptures, and
by his emisistoncy of Conduct h• endeared
himself to all his congregation and great is their
regret at his death. As • tante ot respect to his 1
MemmY every shop in the borough has been
partially closed, blinds drawn in most of the private
houses, and this ilsg Hying at half mast
(ruin st. Peter's church tower. The funeral of ohe
deceased gentleman will take place at St. Peter's
Church on Tuesday (this day), when as a mark of
respect he will be followed to his final resting place
by the principal tradesmen and the rifle corps Mr.
Colson was a descendent from • very ancient
Dorset family, and in early life was chapl.in in the
Royal Navy, In 1822 he was appointed by the
Lord Chancellor to the rectory of it. Peter. He
was likewise rector of Linkenholt, Hants, domestic
chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Wynford, and
honorary chaplain to the 3rd D.R.V. corps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

Dertsttobire.

DORCRESTBR.—A KNOWING Btan.—An MMus,
mussity is • goldfinch has jest resebed as, for the
antbestietty of which we as roesib. Mr. Bergt..o7::
of the ofloisle at the Courtly Prison, has gad
and for the past two poen he has mimed the door of his
row so that it an he at liberty whim it 'boor& Is
the winter mouths the bird regularly teams its mop In
the morning returning to roost at night, bat is
summer months it is abomt for a lengthiest/11
Last summer it woe absent for about throe moutCribal
at the end of that time It resented to its sage, where it
took up winter quarters. This summer it was absent
for about 13 ...babel COS day last week Mr. Barge saw
aelegoob, which be Wilma was his bird, soar his
. MS The ace at this time was
t soca 40Poned, 60.4 rfcl7 AMOY if tor
withlt. pang sae, teseated the
round that the old frd yarn in reality
"itlU "Qat lied brought Mtn an addition. %eh
iictcyb,iir is not often beard of
•.
Ceram CLus.—Tbe eoneluding midi&
for the mason will be played on Wednesday tlie 23rd
basset, between U members selected by Mr Longenen
sgsisst 22 by Mr. Persona—ln the cream' the members
and hiss& of the dub will dine at the Green Drawls
In
Ma F. Niebole (lereserly of this town) has been
appointed by the Directors of du Somervet and Dorset
Railway, statiou-mmitor and Ind& manager at the
Riandlord station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

DORCHESTER FAT STOCK SHOW.

FIVERZ will be • fil-H—OW of FAT STOCK
held at T. ENSORI3 REPOSITORY on the
CHRISTMAS BALE DAY, DECEMBER 12, 1R63,
when Prints will be given for the beat Vat Oz. Heifer,
Down Worthen, Horn ditto, Down Emma. Pis, ka.
Portionlan will be even in handbills.

.A TOP-DRESSING FOR WHEAT, BARLEY,
4)A'fB, AND GRASS,
amF great importance to Agriculturists, who
sun now be supplied with a Genuine and " Porn
Dried Blood" Manure; in colour nieembling Peruvian
• Guano, and double Mid Miele In bulk.
The eminent great Agricultural Chemists of England
cannot speak too highly of this Pare Dried Blood sea
Manure for Penerd Sr
The analysiss by n'Of relolll WAY and EVANS, of
London, and Dr. VoILCELEZ, of 04nm:inter, will be •
sufficient proof as to He value.

From Professors WAY And EVAN/A, Consulting Chemists

London

To lir. 8. JEMMY.
13B1,—We beg to melees you analysis of
Pun Dried Blood.
Nigru . 12.36
Equal to Ammonia : . 14.83
Strongly raeommeded to Agriealturlsts.
For the above 3 *wt. per awe is reoommeoded.
Ilunufsenred by Mr. EDWARD JEWELL, at the
Buckled Bone Mills, Lendport. Portemouth ; and
told only through Mr. 8. JEWELL, of Nursling, near
Southampton.
N.B.—Manures also specially prepared for Mangold',
13weles, Turnips, Potatoes, Beans, Peas, and Cabbares.
&moles with Testimonials of 1853 forwarded ow
appliestion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

DENTS TURRET CLOCKS.

THE attention of Public Bodies, Gentlemen,
sod others is respectfully requested to the hu-
nts mad* in the construction of Clocks suitable
=Zee, Churches, and other large Baildings, by the
late & J. DENT and F. Darr, Clock and Chronometer
Makers to the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late
Trines Consort, sad Makers of the GREAT CLOCKS
dor the HOUSES of PARLIAMENT. Sc.
Turret Clocks with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted
for variations of temperature, to WWII the bands of
Dials of any size from I foot to 30 feet diameter.
DWI?, 61, 84ess4 adjoining Coutt's Bank, Lod 34 and
36. Iteela F-- Lasko.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

CATTLE MARKET

NeWOATI MID LEADIVIULL, Friday. —The supply of
th
meat is moderate. On e whole the demi° rules
ateativ, st full quotations. Inferior beef, 2s. 84. to ;
middling ditto. 3e. 2d. to 3a. 61, ; prime large ditto,
&.Bd. to 3a. 101. ; prime small ditto, 4s. to 4s n'
large pork, 3a. 6d. to 4..; inferior motto.. ' I
3e. P. 4.; middling ditto, 3s. 10d. to 4. 4611. ia•to
4. fd. to Sal ; veal, 3a. ft' --••• g 4• Pri" 444',
4a. 2.4. sea, 6d. .... 44i, 41.1 small pork,
8111110INAJTA
pearly the tturstlay.—The number of beasts ia
brisk . astne as on Thursday 1.4. Trade is not
. cut prices are about the mine al on Monday;
sinuses cannot be effected. The supply of sheep is
again short, *ad the choleest qualities are readily di,.
posed of at • alight advasee, but on the oversee trade
can weasel, bo quoted better. Lambe may now be con•
'lamed out of mason. Calves are wilier about the
moo mt on linnday. From Germany and Holland the..
tie 410 beasta, 2,240 sheep, 371 calves, and 32 pigs;
6paht, 120 braits. Mitch cows, 85. &Mot at market.
1,443; sheep and lambs, 657)1 calves. 571 ; pigs, 210.
Bittrriam, Thursday.—There was • large =poly 04
settle at the market to-day, and on the wboh the
qual tie. were very rood. The manly of omen was large
and of superior description, and there were morn. ex.
orlkne heifers—the 'isle, however, was sluggish, at last
week's priors. The supply of mutton and lamb was
large. • wanaiderable somber of the latter being Iriah.
711 e demand was tolerably brisk, and they Imre sold
es.ihr. There was a fair supply of sows and calve*,
and those in good G.andition were sold at £l2 to £2O.
There were hat few salves, and those sold fetched from
£1 t.• .C 1 10a. Them was shout the amid supply of
Mal the M4O. remained as last week. Rather •
aspply of hones, and the betimes transacted I
was gissall. A moderate supply of stock sheep and lambs
%sere pelting very well, at good prices.

MDR MARva
DPllAt.tVritfikr.-Prie.% : 5616. to Saha. 214. to
..729•• :Id tnmi..m.tnts. •
sm.. to gmh...."„m". lo ; a&ha. Mho. 44 to4tl
tom.. to 10111. t. 44. to 54d ; hone Melee, 10s. to ;
colt *kink light. 2.. &I. to 4..; 1111, 7. —Berman. Am
—Sheep slrins. 6.& In To.; 4.1,
toll.. ; downs., 3a. 8.1. to 4s. td. ; 1..64 3, to es.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

MOWN INN, lULIIORNE ST. ANDREW.

MILT. ENSOR (LAID DANIA AND InnOß)
has been favnared with instruations from Mr.
etentocn, wha is leaving the above Inn, to SELL
by AUCTION. on the Prembes. on MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER 28. 180,—His 110178FROLD GOODS
and NU ItNITU k E., Glass and Wire!; Mehl Horse. and
Marwees, Gig Hamm, Gig, Covered Swing Car, theme
'Wagon, 2-huras ditto, Farm Implements, Poultry;
Wheat. Batley, and Oats in Rick, Hay with liberty
removal, ko.
Particulars are given in Catalogue., to be obtained at
,the Cnown ler, and of the AUCTIO/1111.
Bale to coutmeace at 2 o'clock precisely.

DORSETBIIIRE.

FRIAR WADDQN FARM,

4 Yam from the Dorchester R.ilway Stations, 1 'from
Uperey, sad 6 from Weymouth.

BALE of 680 HORNED EWER. FAT WETHERR,
LAMBS, and RAbLi; FAT HEIFERSaod OXEN,
aod PIGS.

MR. T. ENSOR (UTZ ISAIAH AND IN8011)
been to announce that Mr W. DUNNING'S
ANNUAL BALE of outgoing Stock of HORNED
SHEEP, FAT BEASTS, and STORE PIGS, will take
gl..er at FRIAR WA LIMN FARM, on THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 44rh,
The Stock for Sale oomprisee 600 full-mouthed and
6-tooth Horned Ewe., which bay. been put to Down
Rams, and will drop their Lamb. early in November ;
30 F.t Withers, 40 Fat Horned Lambe, 10 Runs, 30
prime Fe. Heifers and Chen, and 30 Store Pip
Refreshments at One o'clock, and the Sale will tom-
•mence at Two.
Toe Ewes will be sold in Scores, and the Lambs and
Wethers in lota of 10 each.
Couveyaness will meet the Trains at the South and
.Orest Western Stations, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

threed.
weighing _ per
-m•

AGI©hiIATOC VLAVOUR.
-LlOft a long series of yens these truly oele-
.1: bested C. Sees bars been held in the highest
estimation throughout the United Kingdom by the many
thousands of families to whom they have become is
ammatouted honaelioll beverage.
So highly are Cssasu.'s Covens esteemed, and so
wide spread is their reputaton, that further commenda-
tion may be considered needle's.
CASWELL'S 007111, No 2, Blue Wrapper, at 11.2 d.
per lb., is the very article to groduos • good strong
economical beverage.
CientLes Conn No, 3, Lilac Wrapper, Is. 41.
per lb., possesses great strength, with fine fall aromatic
flavour. In malty the Coffee for family sea
CABSZLI:111 CoPI2II, No. 4, Yellow Wrapper, at Is. 81.
per lb. A most Aoki andohoios article. iTo lovers of
fine Coffee • decided treat.
Bold in Canisters of 21ba. lib., sad ilb. each ; and in
aiptight Packets of 405., 203., and 103. each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.

Aanris ix THIS DISTRICT :
DORCHESTER • EVANS (law Frond), Choi.
Mrs. BROWNING. High Iross-oi.
WEYMOUTH - A. EMERY, 40, Himla-otrood.
S. CROICEE. 18, Port-Aroot.
. .

ACUTI', St. Mari-street.
Abbotei;u7 • Wood.
Azminster - • B. Willis, &Asthma.
lisainiester - Hood.
Here Regis - • J. H. Mendell, Grocer.
Itridport - Middy and Dabinett, Jerreßen.
Blandord - • J. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
Ceroe • • • George Derritisan, grocer.
Chardstock - W. Freed., Poet-o Mes.
Christchurch - H. Sharp, High•street.
Crsaborne • Adams.
Crenkerne - - T. H. Bartlett, Market-pleas.
Charmooth - S. Itysil. Grader. „
Beat Coker - • P. Booby, Grocer.'
p„aralina . B. and R. Ryan. Groom.
Gillingham . J. Kinpbers, ?Noboru-street
Hanstridge . P.. ROWS, Bookseller.
linden - • B. Harding, Tee Dealer.
Netberbury - W. Polder, Grocer.
Ottery St Mary • Sheppard, Groom..
Piddletowe • - T. Gorier, Draper.
Piddletrynthide - J. Bullion, grocer.
Poole • • • H. Thteks, High-street.
G. Negro Penny, Merelsant.
Portlaoa - W. Bog, Spring Gardena
S. and & tribbs, Easton.
Purnell - • J. Shirrell, Coulectic•owr.
Salisbury • . Thorn, Winebeiner-dreet.
Sherborne - G. Gunny. Hall-mooeutrect.
Illse/taahury • • G. B. Norton. Fancy Warehouse.
StenniorterMentort B. Jackson, Grocer.
Wilton - • J. Hopkins, Wed-street
-mum • - T. Itandall, Merket•piats.
W. Summers, Grow.
lelneaakin - • B. Gilbert.
Yeovil - J. Perry, South-erreet
Yeresinetee - - T. Hayward, Grow.

Wareham •

CASSILLLS PUNS YOUR SHILLING TIA
Is hllb., approved by Lawrie ot run, Good Tea
It as dearasteod fev its Purity, Iltsoeith. sad dui all
flavour. It Is the Tee tot family us; hi IWO
oeseetlala, Pries sad Qoality soisesesd U.

WEAL'.Aut nos CASSELL, MOTH, k CO., 80
FINCHIMCII.BTIM, Loa vox.
Ara& appoistod ; tor term apply as above.

ilUVo.l°
ICELEBRATED FOR THEIry
CREAT STRENGTH
AND FINE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

itampsbirt.

BOURNEMOUTH. -Pineom Eluoanso.— Os
Thxredaz, Us. lath inst., the "heights of thehtmer"
in great force, to witness • rap
shooting match, which wee sanonoced to take pleas
between neveral crack shots of the: plies. T. prin-
cipal whiners were : Messrs. Ciarip, Means, Bill.
and Mom, who bronOt their birds to mother earth
in good style. Mr. the whole of his
birds, moven in encosmion, ad bet eery int estsPsd
the nasally unisting ifis at the LAW comptibles.
We undirsband asverai Wier makabes are in
yrosprAica. TM birds wise supplied by Barber.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

Court anti Ind Lift.

Her Majesty and the Royal Family left Windsor at
seven o'clock on Monday evening, and arrived at
Ilahnoral at a quarter-past six on Tuesday afternoon.
The Prince and Princes@ Louis Hesse arrived at Dover
on Tuesday morning, for the purpose of joining Her
Majesty in the Highlands. The return of the Court
to Windsor is fixed for the Bth of October next

'fiete—PiVic;Xd—PT:lneess—rTriV;lea are amusing theta-
selves in the Highlands with all the rural recreations
iii. poaible to suggest. Pio-eking seems to be chiefly
patronised, and we are told that the out-door exercise
haa already put • healthful tinge on the pale °Denten-
ance of the Princess. The Prince, undaunted by passing
showers, persistently pursues his favourite pastime of
deerstalking, end several fine animals have fallen to his
prowess and skill.
The Pumice Advertiser says it is reported that Sir
David Baxter leas funded 1.1.000 for the purpose of
establishing two scholarships in the University, Edin-
burgh, of the value of 00 each per annum.
II nixes Oat.-- On Thursday afternoon, soon after
the arrival of Her Majesty at Windsor Castle, the
Queen and the royal children visited Herne's Oak,
which has not been removed Sines the downfall of
this venerable relic it has been religiously guarded by
keepers. until Her Majesty's pleasure should be known
as to its ultimate destination. During the late storm
which pared over Windsor another fine old oak was
struck down by lightning.—Court /mama
The PerhsAireCour.er states that the eyesight of the
Duke of Atholl is failing under the medical treatment
adopted with a view to induce sleep, from the lose of
which the duke has of late suffered much. There is
unhappily no longer any doubt that his grace is
labounng under an attack of cancer of a malignant
character.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

DORCHESTER

AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY SALES.

MR. T. KNSOR (L N= ANZ NA AND =DOD)
begs tonnnounce that hie Neat Sale of FAT
sad STORE STOCK will be held at hi
NEW REPOSITORY,
Opposite the Sonth•Western Station, near the Smith
Walks, OD SATURDAY. OCTOBER Sed. 1363,
• commencing at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
tor chock went the day before the Sale provided at
moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
tthat doe publicity may be given.
All late to be paid for immediately alter the tale, end
so lota taken away without an order, to be obtained at
.tim dice on the sale around.
PIMA= ESTRUM :
4 prime Fat Heifers.
30 Fat Down Ewes.
SO Fat Down Wethers.
40 Wearer Dews Hov6

-KING'S ARKS INN, PIDDLETOWN.
lkiß. --ElibiiWa nazis
itai bee* Wowed stifle instrwetinns hew Kr.
.INI•ltwoon, who is Morin the above Ina, to BELL by
AUCTION% on the Premises, on WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 7, 1863, His HOUSENOLD GOODS sad
FURNITU BE, China, Glass, Ware, Cirttne., Harness,
Particulars of which will be given in Catakignes • week
before She Sale.

,11/0.0 44i.41.4:11ir
I w •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22

Jr NXPRILSB & niter-- RIC TILSURAPR.

' (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
Naas Lnag, guegey. espaeraber 21.—Tbe arrivals
• liaglisk WINOS dUrilir Ad past week have bees 00 a
wry moderate sse/s ; sorertheless, the deemed for both
sod ami whit* qualles Ism ruled Iseavy,al decals. in
Nos quesegleasal gelte ls. per quarter. Foreiga wheat
_gb. import. ,g sane barn toss as a moderate aisle—
bee changed bends slowly, sad Use cerreacies Woe had
• Amway" ambilassey. In Gosling terve. of grain, the
doglegs hem hiss cab to a limited estaut, wbou eon.
E.ria with several previous weeks. Ras barley has
wowed at frasdy, at very faU prises ; bet grindiag and
dictlUMg .is have commended very little attention. at
kW nem. The melt trade his time
mg the earreecke ham beets will saa:= oornJ
mead oats have realised extreme qaceetiosia, • with a
good erseessaptive inquiry. Heated eunples ham Mem
somewhat Both bras sad peas have born
I. short uns;r4 ati'd moderato request, oe former Wpm
Plow has moved of slowly ; but we haws we thesis iw
amass ia velem. The sap* cg solog kreggs la were-
bones ir mama . .

The —eroustry markets have hem menewbst heavy for
wheat, the piece of whim* have give° way from la. to
Por quiffiel.AU aping core, however, his eote-
yeassie4 flaß narrenelea.
The matinerata markets ban been feeetive for wheel;
tweertheine, very little ammo has takes plass in prime.
Amities. &dykes Wei very little ohm. is the vette
ci eny kind of product.
The &week markets have been mantily supplied with
stein, end the trade (morally hes ruled inactive, at
ahost preview quotations.
In Ireland wheat his moved of slowly, at barely
•Mstleaary prime All other artielee Imre commanded
very little etlentiori, at late min.

LATIN? RATS 07 rim 11111.12 T.

Parrtm.-71m number ol beasts at this day's market
eras 6,650 ; tbst of sheep, 27,120. The tone of the
market was somewhat lower than of late. Prime meat
maintains Its pries, bet recesid-clams sad inferior kinds
being pleaMfal are somewhat chrsper.
COUL—There were large supplies of all kinds of grain
at this day's market. 'haziness was at err* slow, hot az
the day adraneed prices declined. English wheat is at
this writing 2z cheaper per quarter. Foreign Is
lower. Malting barley is I*. lower, and other
wets dd. cheaper. Oats also is a little cheaper than
this day week.