The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-08 00:00:00

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DORCHESTER MARKET.
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EIL BAKER and ENSOR bog to
• 811Maosuos that their NEXT SALE of Fat
its.
1 filisi,
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will be held on SATURDAY, JANUARY
le.* CATTLE MA RK ET, commencing at 12 o'Clock.
ri:EnENT ENTRIES:
IFtet Md..ers.
TA.
40 I:7,:buth Down Wettish.
ilkli their REPOWTOILY. commencing at 3 o'clock.
its* Cob, 5 ye:.re, 14,i, sout.d, quiet to ride and
deist.
Boy Horne, 6 years, 16 hauls, quict to ride and
arisb.
Deny Cart Horse, 7 years, 15i, sound. and quiet in
I-.
=Horse Spring Wagon, Gig, Dog Cart, 4 new
WilliNbarrows.
--s—
-jrtw Nerrontriptinust he sent to the Cattle
soul mew iis Bre Repository.
,
serritiOnstirets4l"tie 61.; r, by leicell .
linVi it
egribesirning. wirla
The A ucvtuNt.t. iL4 would ree newt
persons at a distanec to send Stock and llorse, the th,V
before. Stabling owl keep for llorses and St.., k scut
the site', before. or ressodning over until -$4,, pro-
vided at moderato charges.
——— - -
NOTICE OF SALE.
BUCALAND NEWTON, DORSET.
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MESSRS. BAKER And ENSOR beg to
..r.V.L announce that they have been favoured with in.
agnostics* from Mr. linassey, who is quitting the Ferns,
to BELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, FEB.
13. 11181, about 30 DAIKY COWS, and Heifers, also
a Qematity el Dairy Utensils.
Particularu of which will be given in future Advertise-
ments awl Handbills.
NOTICE OF SALE.
MAIDEN NEWTON, DORSET.
bee
11[2.4 favouredB.
withilA IL:
nEtRr u cat ind on s Um? (M)Rr Ahav:hittlen
WIIO is sleeting 11. seiners, to BELL By ArTmciN, on
IkIiiNDAY. FEBIII,AItY 11, 1881, about 70 DAIRY
COWS, 'tellers and 'Limners.
Full particulars of which will be given in future adver-
tisements and handbill..
Dorchester, Dec. 31st, DNB.

TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE COUNTY
OF DORSET.
MT LORDS AND GINTLENEN.—
.ALLOW 1110 to tender you my most sincere
thanks for the very handsome manner in which
you have Elected i.el to the responsible °thee of Surgeon
To the County Gaul and House of Correction.
Be 'Laminas' that no exertion on my part .11.11 be want-
ing to promote a continuance of that confidence which
you have thus sar kindly shown me.
1 have the honour to be,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient humble servant,
JOHN GOOD.
Dorchester, let January, 1861.

NEWSPAPER FOR THE GARDENIN(I AND FARMING INTERERT.
Saturday. January 5, will be published, price Firepeace, or Siepeace stamped, each volume
complete ia itsetc.
THIRTY TWO, FREQUENTLY THIRTY-SIX FOLIO PAGES,
THE FIRST NUMBER FuR 184;1 OF
THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE .
AND
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE;
A WEEKLY RECORD OF RURAL ECONOMY AND GENERAL NEWS.
TIIE lIORTICULTURAL PART EDITED BY PROFESSOR LINDLEY.
AS REGARDS THE GARDENING PART, the principle is to make it a weekly record
of everything that bears upou Horticulture, Floriculture. Arboriculture, of Gardeu Botany, and such
Natural History as ha. a relation to Gardening, with Notices and Criticism, of all Works on such subjects.
Connected with this part are.
WEEKLY CALENDARS OF GARDENING OPERATIONS,
Given billeted, and adapted to the objects of lieraiitei in every station of life ; iso that the Cottager, with a few
rods of ground before his door, the Amateur n Ito has only a Greenhouse. awl the Manager of Extensive Ganlena,
I are alike nournied the routine of Operations which the varti ren r n iii. season• de' e isscesry. It moreover
contains Report. of ilarcicuitur .1 Exhibition, awl Proseeinigs—Ncicea of Novelties and Imprevemeuta—in fact,
ever, thing that can tend to adenine the Profess...a, beim:lit the condition of the Workman, or conduce to the
pleasure uf his Employer.
Woodcuts are given whenever the matter treated of requires that mode of illustration. •
THE F.tIIIIING PART (under the Editorship of a practical Fernier) treats of
The Practice of Agriculture f Result. of Experimental Farming Foresting
Agricultural Science Growth and Rotation of Crops Road•making
A • I and Vegetable Physiology 31anageautut of Stuck Farm-Beddow
Improvenieute in Implouent,, de. Veterinary Selene" Laboureni
/berthed by Woudeuts whenever Drainage Treatment of Poultry
requisite Irrigation Agricultural Publications.
Improved modes of Ilitabandry.
In short, whatever affects the beneficial eutployment of capital in hand.
Reports are regularly given of the English, Switch, and Irish Agricultural Societies and Farmer.' Clubs—London
Markets, P, ices of Corn, Hay, Cattle, Ss mix, Hops, Potatoes. Butter, 'l's col, Coal, Timber, Bark, ice.,
and the Weekly Averages.
An Eddies is also published (eery Nuadap in limas for post, c.otitssüag Ikporbt ua Mark Lase abed the Cattle
Mark it.
REPLIES TO QUESTIONS connected with the object of the Paper are also furnished weekly. •
Lastly. that description of DOMESTIC AND POLITICAL NEWS is introduced which is usually found in a
Weekly Newspaper. It is mincoweary to dwell on this head filmier than to say, that the Proprietors do not
range themselves under the badmen' at any Party ; their tarmac endeavour,' are to make Tait IL:AIM:NM*
CsnotetcLa: and AUItIeULTUIAL ftAZKITY.• full and cewpreliensice Brew,/ of Fuels tally —a Newspaper in the
true emu: of the word—leaving the Reader to form hie swii opinion. : their ohjeet holm the elucidation of the
laws of Nature, not of 11 .0. The Reader is thus turiii.ll,4l. A 'MUMS TO THE PEI I LIAR FEA-
TURES OF THE JOUIiN AL. wito sum. imormation concersong this events of tut clay, at supersedes the
becessity ut his pros tiling himself with any other Weekly Paper.
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OFFICE FOR ALIVERTIsEHENTS, 41, WELLINUroN STREET, COVENT GARDEN. LONDON.
Parties intending to Continence with the New Volume had better give their orders at once to any
Newavmaler.

NOTICE OF SALE.
AT ABBEY FARM, CR-
ANE ABBAS.
A4ESSRB. BAKER an- d
ENSOR beg to
ILL announce that they have been favoured with
itotructions from the Executors of the late Mr. it. Cos,
to SELL BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
12, 1861, the Valuable COW STOCK on the above
Fenn, consisting of about GO Head of Dairy Cows,
Heifers, and Barreners.
Particulars of which will be given in future advertise-
ments and handbills.
Dorchester, Dec. 29, 1890.

WEN COTTAGE, FORDINGTON,
DORCHESTER.
BOARD AND EDUCATION FOR YOUNG LADIES.
--
MISS LOCK receives a limited number of
Pupilla, 'din are emeitilly instructed is the vari-
ous branches of a gond English and French education,
with the usual accomplishments, minded by competeLt
Governeases and holmium.
Ti.e school will re-opan D.V. on Thursday, January
24, ldtil.
There are two Vacancies.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Royal Insurance Buildings, North John Street, Liver.
pool; 29, Lombard Street, London.
TOTAL Annual Revenue exceed, £150,000.
Accusuolated Funds in Hasa over 1:700,000.
Lie Bonus Declared 1960,
41 PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
The greatest Bonus ever continuously Declared by any
Company.
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NEARLY TII E LA HO EST INSURANCE COM•
PAN Y IN THE WORLD.
THE LIFE PREMIUM RECEIVED.
Front 18546.40 1654 suiountad to - • £lO6 162 19 2
From 1866 to 1669 „ - • kT.27,8:10 12 2
Showing the last FIVE years to be more than Double
the A moult .1 the TEN preceding ye.,rs.
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THE FIRE PREMIUM RECEIVED.
From leto to 16.4 amounted to - £414.649 15 9
Fr l/4.15 to 18.19 „ • • £14131.305 15 10
More than Double the Amount id the FIVE ipeeesding
years.
PERCY M. DOVE, Manager, lie.
Ciiristinas, 1860.
AnKars 1111 puB.,IIIIIIRP :
Dorchester ... Mr. C. Perwms, Post
Office.
Blaniford .„ Henry Brown
Lyme Regis J. Davy.
fifierhorne W. Miller.
Shaftesbury ... John Bennett.
W. J. Congdon.
Ar.lllol. . , P. H. Yam,
Wimborne R. P. llophiuk
Cattistock . R. L. Wightthan.

EDUCATION, DORCHESTER.
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A,IR. LAST'S SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on
JAL MONDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1861.

PHE MISSES HARVEY will be reedy to
ItEer.IVE their Pupils (D.V.) JANUARY 17,
1861.
South Grove Cottage, Dorchester.

NORTH-SQUARE, DORCHESTER.
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‘4ll. HANN'S BOARDING and DAY
IVA. SCHOOL will (DS) Re-upins JANUARY
liAli. Mil.

Alit. It. EsTDlLElryr.ADßoN,SkiksiD.Eilfrlmi, &arm
at Heine Daily Dow Ten till Five, TUEIJAYB and
FR10.% Vti ear, pled. ahem he attends at the 'LOYAL
UATIIb, WEYMOUTH, mid hy appuiutiuent at the
Residence.' LI hit Patieutt without extra xbarge.
A Notice per putt ensures an iuterview.

a -
i'.4`411.••
411 P
DIP CANDLES, TO BURN WITHOUT
SN U FYINO.
DA LIMIER & Co.'s VICTORIA SNUFFLESS
111116,iii.mufactured of improved materiala. awed
rower, free ifeun wiled, rosy be carried without glittel,
tbild by all Grocers awl Caudle Dealer., and wholesale
by PALNKR 511.1 CO., the Patentees, Suttee-street,
Clerkenwell, London, E.C.

FROUD, Outwore, Hifih East-IL, 1)0).,.1:. ((et
AGENT role HORNIMANS PURE TEA.
Ile high spate in which it is held everywhere
has been acquired by its being uniform and e.erette,"n
paotify: it has no artificial 'facing' powder, for c.. 11-
caring wholly of the choice spring gatheriag, thee,
no brown flavourless leaves that need be dis:rub.r.l ly
the Clint,, with a coat of colour ; consequently los,•m;
strength is always formal in this Tea. Sukl only oy
AOrtis. and secured in Packets.
-von, FAMILY ARMS—Send Name and
1_ County to the Royal Heraldic Studio and Library,
In a few days you will receive a Correct Copy of your
Armorial Bearings. Plain Sketch, 3e. ; in Heraldie
Colours. with written description, Ile.; Large Sin, 121. ;
Family Pedigrees, with original grant of arms, to whom
snit-when granted, the origin of the name, all traced
from authentie records, fee 2 Guineas. An Index,
containing the names of nearly all persons entitled to
iise Arms, as extracted from the British Museum,
'rawer of London, Herald's College, lie., itc. The
Manual of Heraldry. 400 Engravings, 3.. hid., poet free
- By T. CULLETON, Genealogist, Lecturer on
Heraldry at Vir Mechanics' Institute, 25, Cranbourn.
street, corner of St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C. The
H. r .1 ;ic Colours for Servants' Liveries, 51.

4:29,000 FOR El.
141 U LL Particulars of the. manner in which the
ahoy.: SUILI call be reatiseil, will be given on
application tu Mr. F. FABEICIUS, Banker, Frankfurt-
o thy M..ine.
Letters a.idressed to "Mr. R. WA IItISX,9, l'aitleatreet,
F Join SAusre, Liulon, E.C.," will be immediately
tura.adetl, Pest Free.

HENRY TAYLOR,
TRINITY-STREET, DORCHESTER
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
.Q4D
MANURE DEALER.
HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thank, for
past favours, begs to announce that he Ls a
Large Stock I HORNSBY'S, HOWARD'S. and other
PIA/Ft:11S; Causbridge's Patent Rollers; Plain ditto;
Seanian'a Patent Drags and Harrows ; Cliain ditto;
Corn, Seed, and Manure Drilla ; Manure Distributor.;
Hum, and Steam Power Thrashing Machines ; Steam
Engines by all the leading Maker.; Winnowing
Machines; Baker 'a kept in stock; Dolly's Barley
Screens ; Una Cutter., all mimes, in stock, front
upw;ad. ; Turner's, and other Bean, Oat, and Malt
; Root Pulpers and Cake Mill.; Horse
Gear.; Waybills and Mangling Machine,.
Intp!elnenti of crow dramption hard on the Farsa ai
Malers' Priers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
Corn and Hour Sacks Rick and Wagon Cowers;
Cart Grewve; Machine Oils, Ste.

ACOUNTY BALL will take place at the,
NEW CORN EXVIIANGE, BLANDFURD
on THU USDA Y. JAN t; AIRY 17th,
nr/Waltiot
The Hon, W. H. 1.1. PORTMAN, M.P.
Sir E. B. HAUL Bart.
H. K. sanisit, EN., M.?.
cuiaLai
CaptainF.tKqeH.tlnuy
Capta Itl ISAMBRO.
butitataaut Bowan.
Dancing to commence la Ten o'Cluck.
Eyera'Fulquaar:Be Band.
Crown Hotel, Blandford, Dec., IMO.

A ttMS, CItESTS, (Lc., Engraved in the
Ll_ Best Style. Crests on Seals or Rings, 71. On
Steel Die, Gs. Initials, Is. 61. per letter. Book Plate,
engraved with Arm', 10s. ;or Cre.t. t.. l'o.tage and
regiatered letter. Is. . —T. CULLETON. Heraldic
Enaraver by Appointment to the Queen. 25. Cranbuorn-
street, terser of St. Martin's-lase. London. W.C.

QTAMP YOUR OWN PAPER With
1...) A rats,. Crest. Initith, or Name and Address. by
nit of CULLETOWS PATENT EMBOSSINa
NUM, 13e. ; Best Bake, 21s. Any person can use
tbrm.—T. CULLETON. Die Sinker to the Board of
Tr...le, 25, Cranbouro•street, 00r011t of St. Marto'.-lan.,
W.C.

MPURTANT TO FARMERS OF THE U.IfDKLGDoM, AND TO ALL WHO ARE
INTEILEKIED IN AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS.
Published Is 4 of rack Price Gil. 24 Pages Demi, 44.
THE FARMER'S CHRONICLE
AND
AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL,
Emma sr PuorEshoit BUCKMAN, F.LB., F. 0.5.. F.S.A.,
Of the Royal Agricaltaral Canto, ec.,
ASSISTED BE SEVERAL EMINENT &&&&&
THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
IS put forth in order to supply a singular deficiency that has hitherto existed—that of a cheap,
practical, tidy Jnurnal in the Farming interest,—a work which will base for its Min the public+tion
ot all improvements that tend to the advancement of Agriculture. and to the increase of the wealth of this
great nation.
THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
will maintain a strictly Milu pendent position in Agricultural Literature. and being the organ of no party, will
not hesitate to expres. as uuliimmed op. l.lNes all cum ut topics of intere.t ; at the mine time its columns will
be freely open to the thseassiou of all emitters relating to Farming in its various departments.
THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
will contain origins' and practical articles on everything connected with Farming, RIO its kin-lred subjects, by
most of the lemon:: Agricuiturista of the present day. The analyses of soils and 11,11,111111,21 will he plainly iivtailed ;
the trea.nient of all kyol+ of Lye at,,, k, poultry. Le.. with full alld clear receipts for the cure of disease+ ; prac-
tical hints on the culture of veen crops ; plan+ for suit • host of other vsmaiile infurnisti 1111 l suck as
dairy builmedry. management of hedges, ao.I Image low timber, improvement of the labouring chimes, Sarni
buildings, rural architecture, ineuthly teniembraucer, weather, tee., xe.
THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
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farm loaliugs, iuolrovc.l agrieultimil implement,. figures al the best varieties of agrieultuial plants, routs, and
seeds, Lc., Lc., execute.l by the most talented artists.
THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURALJOURNAL
will neemarily be one of the most extensively circulated Journal+ in any way connected with Agricteture, it can
not therefore fail to be tic best medium for all Ailverthementa bearing upon the subject.
THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
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can be ordered throOgli al Booksellers and News Agents throughout the Kingdom, or supplied direct by post tot
one year for To. Gel. payaok C.
A spreisiea awake fur 7 stamps P.n.s J. ALLEN, 20, Wariciek• bate, Lulu, £.C.
LONDON "J. ALLEN. 20, BrA IttV ft K. LANE. EX., and all Booksellers-- Nu. I, on JANUARY ber., 1861.

JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES
Are Sold by the following AGENTS in this District ;
DORCHESTER J. FROIL D.
Mrs. BRIJ W N I NU. High East-t.
WEYMOUTH
S. CROKER, IS, Park-mrret..
St
A aminster
Bridled%
Itlaudford
Here Regis J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Cerne
Crewkerne
Crai.borue
inirinouth S. Ryan, Gruver.
Corte Caudle Mr. Wareham, Grocer.
Eeershot
Gillingham
Ilenstridge
Notherbury W. Foul. r. Grocer.
Poole II. nicks. 111gb.street.
G. Nearc Penny, Merchant.
Poldletrenthide
Portland
Salisbury
siierborne
shafterbury G. E. Norton. Fancy Warehouse.
Wilton
Wareham T. Randall, Ilerket•place.
W. Summers, Grocer.
W Mean ton
Yeovil
Yetiuinator
TOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES are mk-
t" brated for their GREAT STRENGTH. their
RICH AROMA, and DELICIOUS FLAVOUR.
Price, per lb. 1/, 1/4, end 1/14. in Canisters, and Air-
tight Packets, from 2 ma. to 21bs.
JOHN CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING
TEA
consists of a combination of pure, rich, and choice
growths. It is guaranteed for its purity, strength,
and full Savour, and strongly recommended as a truly
good and economical Tea. Sold in packet* of Irmo 2 ot.
to lib.
FARMER'S PATENT MOSS COCOA,
Is. Sd. per lb.
VALUABLE AGENCY.
Agents wanted for CASSELL'S COFFEES and
TE.AS in every plate where there is not one already.
For Terms, apply to JOHN CASSELL and Co., 93,
FENCHURCH STREET. LONDON.

THE LONDON ASSU RAN Ck;
Esertnt.twiten A.D. 1720.
Offices-7, hoot E.relsamfo. Curti:fill. anti 7 „Pall Mall.
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Garrraor.—John Alves Arbuthnot, Eaq.
Serfol:orermor.—John .I.exiiiiiier Monkey, Esq.
Departy-Oueerieor.-- Wormy Doliree, Jun...l.aq.,
AND TWENTY-I.'ll DIHECTonet„
FIRE INSU ItA NUE:S effected at moderate rates upon
PVC ry' description of propety.
LIFE INHUHANCES.-.TWO-TIIIRDS OF THE GROSS
PR.WITri Alit GIVEN TO TIE ANA. kLD.
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The Profits are added m in Bonus to the Policy, or
A WORD TO FEN A LES.
Pi,
paid in Cash, or applied tc the reduction of the future
There ore two eriods. e'l.' 'llY in W "m^n'l Ill*, Atmual Premiums.
which require, for safe p • se. tild4iiirez •"'' atiN'timh THE ASSURED ARE EXEM rr FROM ALL
Irrezialanty is apt at tli.e erd.eril tinies to take place, LI ABI LITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
.itel to lay the foundation of Lome disease. Tlie-e NOTICE.—TIie Printed Receipt* for PlOgniintn and
Pills, safe in action and effective in result, should he Duty oil Policies, as they beemine due, are ready for
taken at certain periods. and the issue will be marvel- delivery, and are in the hank of the underuseutioued
.Itius both to the young and the middle aged. They
AUEWTS :
precut nervousness, hystt ries, dropsy, and a host of
DON SNrsm IRE.
serious disorders, by expelling all impurities from the
meteor, therefore none should never he without them. priftcHESTER - - Mr.)l. C. Wi.."lllN.
Blunt/ford - - - - Mr.H. Burden, Urcieer.
COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTIIMAS.
Itr.dp•urr
No medicine will cure colds so quickly as these Pills. fun-me Conrtney - - Mr.T. Harvey.
when of long dent or settled on the chest, or e. en piddi,to.n . - Neon.. W. and J. Ountliani
though it has amun.ed the first .to. of asthma. the. Yroytown, thirchester.
may he relied on as a certain and never-failms i in, ii„,.ii„,,a
particals ly if the Ointment be well riiiihed lobo the Wrosooirk - - - - llr.J. D. Harvey. 43, I:..ist.st.
chest slot throat night and morning. If this catch the wi;,,i,„rng . - - - T. thwlins. Esq., Solicitor.
eye of any mtlituatieal person so bad th even out able to --s— ,
lie down in bed, let him well IWO these two prriors- VACANT NANCIES.
&ions for only a week mid the result will he inarvellima
flolleiray's Pills are the Lett remedy kNOWa Ot the worfel The Corporat. are readyto receive Applications for
n
for the
.fol'oirtny datums : Ageeicw in Towns and Districts of the County in which
the Office is not at present ripreeente.t.
ague , Feinsle Irresuleri- Attention of Urine
JOHN L.IE:BENCE.
',thins I tido Serpfula, or hins's
flilistin Complaints I 'e'er, of ail kind. hut Sere -.tory.
itiotc..e. on the Eth rite • Fiore hrtott
It.** Complaints ; Gout I !Holm end Crewel A BOON TO NERVi T 178 SUFFERERS.
Broder-he
oneistiirtion ef lilt Ilithingios I 14'71ZotZu8ruit"up ---......
Boren Inflennsistion Tinnoure (1 i VEN AWAY.-21.000 COPIES of a
........wthis Jaundim Ulcers
1.. X. MEDICAL WOK, ffr the bandit of Nervous
Debility We'. Compleint• Ventreel Affections
'horsy I tonibato , tonue of all kinds
..)..enierif Pile. I Weston's, from i: ...A I•retrsity of Jena. 1.c.,m1 I aen.l. post free. secure
...:!". .ct s. lif LN MT IffHITH„ poetor of Medic:De of the
trysitelas itnim.".4lB. ' .hafffver Home. ale. fr•.•d obwrvation. on rcrepte.l a duct:tea • •v1:10Iff. rn'
• hnitig two stamp'', THE Wit:XING 'I'IIACE. a new
Sold at the Establishment of Paiiveaoria HOLLOWat. ot .:.0 it W.Wk on the twist ffertual cure of Nervous
214. Strand (near Teniple Binh London; &leo by all
-h.:..;11 ism: .4 Mentoty, I wiese of Sight. Lassituee.
relectatile Druniats and Dealers in Medicines tbroutth. •ii ..:.—:..ro, DiAlite to &Kitt , he., which, if nee:. ctad
y.
',et the civilized w"tid• at Ike• -fellet•ing Inice• , e.oili :.1
consumption,
toss !y, .nd premature
dv"lb
IL 1 g;,,,2,„.- 9d-•4.. "" lII' 228-. e" 338. •ach b°•• .ith plain flirtations for 1 teet resturation to health
... It a oaosidorobill I.•ias by taking the larger di : vigour. Thu True Go eto those who &sire a
moss.
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dissidar an And to owl 1 hiappeuem, and peace of mind, Address, Dr. U. Burns,
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ONE SHILLING PER SHARE.
LRE ART UNION OF GREAT BIN tAIN.
Under the Sanetion of Her Majesty's Most
Honourable Privy Council.
First Prize, Painting, nine nao.
Second " " £lOO.
with 98 other Picture Prises, from E 5 to L 75 each.
PRIZEHOLDERS have the privilege of
selecting their own Paintings from any Publis
Ex:lsihition in Great Britain or Ireland.
In addition to the above Picture Prizes there will be
shout 500 other Prizes, consisting of Engravinp, Ste.
belles, Busts, Vases, kc., in Parien, Terra Cott*, and
Blouse.
Tiekets,—Price Owe Siil:iteg,—each ticket entitling
the huller to one chance in the drawing, may be bad
frame all the principal Printiellers, Music and Book-
sellers, and front the office ul Mai paper ; or they will
he forwarded direct by the &crawly on receipt of an
enelvelope (stamped and directed) ts.gether witli postage
stamps or post-ollice order for the number of tickets
required.
SAMUEL H. DEAN,
Secretary.
39, Princess Street, Manchester.

BRO%VISLAND POLSON'S
04.TRNT CORN FLOUR.
The Lamed sPrifes :
"Tuts ta SUPISIOIL To ASTTIIIIIO Or THI KIND
ItNoWN."
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tea in the Visited ..... and France, as ex
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phoned with Encraviiw. in The Illtisfrated Lando*
News. of May titli. Sopid:el by Moms and P0h1.,0:4.
to Iler Naje-ty the Qwec,i. by order from Illickingh:•in
Pabee. It iv in gr,lit hisoor wherever it ha, been sonde
known, for Pielditige. BlA:ictilange, lc., priArred 10
the beet arrow rout, and eviwcially united to the
delicacy of Children and locilule.
BROWN AND POLKON,
Manufacturers and Purveyors to lier Majesty.
PAIRLRY, r..rr KR, DUBLIN, AND
A IN DON.

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LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
Ilnertitnrron, Eriday.-Old Wheat, £l5 08. to
,Cl 6 Iss. ; New, £120.. to £l6 10s. per load; Malting
Barley, Ms. to 40s. ; Grinding ditto, 30. 384. ; Osts,
255. to tus. ; !leans, Mks. to Ma. ; Malt, 88". to 725. per
qr. • Flour, 454. to 50s. per sack.
Annoys'', Friday.-Whast, 48a. Od. to Si.. Otl. per
qr.; barley, 295. to 435. per qr.: oats, 20s. to 301..;
pews. -a. to -S.; rye, -s. to -I.; tares. --a. to --s.
per husliel.• -Bread, led. per Whs.-Flour, 48.. to Me.
per sack.
WANNISIITRR, saturday, Jan. 5. - Wheat, 48s. to
72.. (last suck, 48.. to 725.); new wheat. 48s. to 81s.
Beet werk, 404. to Sta.-Harley, 3(1.. to 511.. (hist
week, 30s. to 60c)-Osts, 213 e. to 325. (last week, 211 s.
to nal- Means. Ms. to 82... (last week), Ms. to 65..
Taunron. flattaday.-Whilit (old), 7s. 0.1. to 5..;
new, 7s. to 7s. Bd. ; -barley, 5.. to ss. 6d. per bushel;
oda. 11. to 3s. ; buns, 5.. to 6.. per Wsbel.

L 20,000 for ONE POUND. —LOTTERY
authorised and guaranteed by Government. Apply
to FREDERICK Sivrt, Banker, Fratikfortmn hie-Maine,
or letters addressed to him at 28, Clement's Lane, Loni•
banl-street, London, E.C. will be duly forwarded.
Prospectus gratis.

BIRTH.
Ike. 28, at Bay House, !warns Minster, the wife
of Mr. Edward Hart Burt, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Dec. '27, at Steeple Church, Isle of Purbeck, Mr.
Richard Marah, yeoman, to Mary, only daughter of
Mr. John Dore,. Grange, near Wareham.
Dec. 27, at ilartinatown, by the Rey. H. Ludlow,
Jomph, son of Abel White, Eau., of Sherburne, to
Josephine Marianne. daughter of Charles Hawkina.
Esq., of the Manor Houle, Martinstown.
Jan. 1, at Wimburne Minster, by the Rey. Charles
Lloyd, assisted by the Ito,. H. P. Cookesley, Cornwall
SllllOOll. Esq., third 11D0 of the late Sr Richard Simeon,
Bart., to Mary, :youngest daughter of T. 11. Evans. E.g.,
North Tuddenhani, Norfolk, and Dean, county
Oxon.
Jan. 3. at Wimbortie Minster, by the Hee. C. Onslow,
Mr. ‘Viiliain Lane, to Fanny, only surviving daughter
of Ocorge Burt, Esq., both of the above place.
DEATHS.
Ike. 28, at Maiden Newton, after a few days' illness.
Mary Anr, wife of Jonathan Neale.
Dee. 30. at Rockhampton, Henry Wilton, second son
of Mr. Howard, sged 8 years.
Ike. 31, at Fordingion Mill, the wife of Mr. Philip
Pearce, jun.
II.". :11, at Ererahot, Edwin Harry, the infant son of
Mr. Thomas Itothwell, aged 10 months.
Jan. 2, at Fordington, Susan, the wife of Mr. Thorn's
Conic, in her 87th year.—She had been married 70
years.
Jan. 2, at Erershot, Mr. Charles Hackman, tailor,
aged 30.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
-
Thu East Dorset Hounds—Wedneetlay, Horton lan
—weather permitting.
Lord I.3ltlmore's Hounds—Van Poet, Wednesday,
January 9th ; Pynes. Tours.lay, Jan. 10th ;
Hickleigh Bridge, Satarday, Jan. 12th.—Each
day at eleven o'clock.
The By, Harriers—Thuraday,i Milburn* Port—at
12.
The B. V. Foxhounds Tuesday, Annis Hull.;
Wednesday, Horsington Toll (ate; Friday, Chet.
nole ; Saturday. Muldlenisrsh Common—at 11.
Mr. Riulclyffe's Hounds—Friday, kluston Down—at
10.45.

All communications in relation to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to he addressed to
Mr. Fitruseica NlALtrrr, F:Jitor of the Dor.eg
County E.rpresa amd Agrictiltural (lazelle, at the
Office, Church Street. )orchester.

THE
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DORCHMITER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1861.