The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26 00:00:00

NORTH SQUARE, DORCHESTER.
AIR.A.cFtiREDERon, on tilCKpre FOOT
nwTilul
u A
Sel.bl7
FEBRUARY 28th, 1861, the
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
Of the late Mr. Joi 'Lumber, Cabinetmaker,
ileCellifc'd I
Cousiating of field, French, and stamp bccistewls ;
goose feather and othrr beds, chest of dr.iwc-n, dreading
tables, waalphan t stand. aol w .4;ng glssiwa,
clothes cheats, chamber carpetiog, towel bursts, and
other bedroom nequisitcs.
OA too table, circular a:h and tquilre deal ditto,
dre.ser and waliogany-frauted. cane-seat, and
othur chairs, oak bureau, corner cupboard, 2 amity
hearth rug, timepiece, th,or mats irmi 01.04
matting, dinner, tea, and coarse ware, 6 tiler and fire-
irons, tea kettles, tams:pans, knives and forks, water
buckets, 7-lier steps, and other wide! article..
a gencral immrtin at of CABINET-MAKER'S
TooLs (in Iota), • FtH)T LATHE, TOOL CHEST,
and a lOU-gallon COPPER FURNACE.
At the same gime will be Bold an eadellent
IMBRATELLE TA BLEllesKy nail let. by IttllbLi
with inuring board, cora, /cc. (comidete).
Sale at Two o'Clock.

TITHE COMMISSION.
NOTICE.
--
rrHE Tithe Commissioners for England and
1 Welts HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that they will
bold • MEETING for the purpoes of awertaining and
fixing by a amoral* award, the time at which the rent
charge awarded to he paid in lieu of the tithes of the
PARISH OF PORTISHAM, in the County of Dorset,
shall commence. At which meeting all patriots In.
Wrested in the Lands or Tithe, of the said Pariah are
•
requested to attend.
And the Commissioners FURTHER GIVE NOTICE
that such meeting will be holden at the ANTKLori
BUTikt, HI Mho pariah of BT. PITIRR, lath. BOROUGH of
Doroaliataa. as MONDAY, the 4th day of MARCH,
'llsrn otelock in the laweeesin.
By order ut U2O
HENRY PYNE.
Tithe Commission Office, 3 St. James's Square,
London, B.W.

TITHE COMMISSION.
.
NO TICS.
THE Tithe Comminionere for England and
Wales HEREBY OWE NOTICE, that • copy of
She Draft Apportionment of the rent cli.rge to be paid
In lieu of Tithes in the PARISH OF PORTISHAII, in
the County of Dorset, has been deposited at the DWEL.
LINO•HoUSE of WILLIAM' 111ANFIELD, GENTLEMAN, in
the mid Psrish, fur the inspection of all persons in-
terested in the Lands or Tithes of the said Parish.
And the Commissioners further give notice that a
meeting will be hohien for the purpose of hearing ob-
4sictions to such Draft Apportioninent by any persons
interested as aforesaid, and that such meeting will be
holden at the ASLELorIt HOTEL. in the parish of St.
PICTIILS, in the Litittouun of DORCHESTER, on MON.
DAY, the 4th day of MARCH, 1861. at Eleven o'clock
in the forenoon,
By order of the Baud,
HENRY PYNE.
Tithe Commission Off.., 3, Saint James's Square
Loagoo, B.W

CRANE UNION.
TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.
rpHE Board of Guardians of this Union
JL will, on WEDNESDAY. the 6th day ef MARCH
next, proceed to the APPOINTMENT of a MEDI-
CAL OFFICER for the Workhouse and the Eastern
District; comprising the Parishes of Alton Pancras,
Rockland Neu ton, Clieselborne, Hermitage, Mappow-
der, Malcombe Horsey, Minterne Magna, Piddletren-
thide, Pulhatn, Up Germ., and Glanville,' Wootton.
The estimated area is 25,448 Acres, and Population
4.206. Salary for the District £BO per Annum; for the
Workhouse 1:12 per Annum, with the nasal extra Fees
for Vmcination, Midwifery, and Surgical Cases.
The Medical Officer will be required to enter into a
Contract for the due perforinance of Vaccination, to
make a Weekly Report to the Board of all cases at.
tended by him, and in all respects conform to the
Rules. Orders, and Regulations already or hereafter to
be prescribed by the Poor Law Board and the Goer-
diem' respectively, and to he a Resident ia some Pariah
in this Union.
Testimonials of qualification end competency to be
addreseed "To the Chi6rusan of the Board," on or
before the aforesaid day of Election.
By Order of the Board,
WILLIAM BEACH,
Clerk.
Cerne Abbas, 22nd February, 1861.

rIPHE TESTIMONIAL for PRESENTATION
.1. to Ur. Eossar FIT, oi Woodgilse Cabuotoek,
MAY NOW BE SEEN AT MRB. ELLIN
BROTHERS, of EXETER.

ipoß PAMILY ARMS-84md Nam sal
1 Comity to the Royal Heraldic Studio and Library;
In a few days you will messier' a Correet, Copy of you
Armorial Bearinp. Plain Sketch, 3..; in Herald%
Colours, with wntten deasription, 65.; Large Hiss, lb. ;
Family Pedigrees, with original grant of arms, to whom
and when granted, the origin of the name, all traced
from 'wheedle reaords, fee 3 Guineas.. An Index,
containing the names of nearly all persona entitled to
inn Anna, aa extracted from the British Museum,
Tower of London, Herald's College, 14., 10. The
Manual ef Heraldry, 400 Engravings, Is. 6d., poet free
—By T. CU LLETON. Genealogist, Lecturer ork
Heraldry at the Mechanics' Institute, 25, Cranbourn.
street, corner of St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C. The
Heraldic Colours for Servants' liveries, Is.

COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
10 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
• tbe Pub:le that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
vii.
Af the Bouth•Western Station—
Beet Walls End Coals Is. 441. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smith ... Is. 04. "
Hest Tuohy Stone Coal ... is 4"
41 Llts Great Western Station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Best Radatock Coal Oll. Ilid. Os Md.
Small ditto Os. 7d. Oa. 7d,
Best Bello
Cut mu
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Orden received by Mr. F. Lomt, Post OM*, or by
Mr. Roscoe HILL, at the G. W. Station, will be
punctually attended to.
Dorchester, Oct. 90, 1860.

A RMS, CRESTS, Arc., Engraved in the
4.1 Host Style. Crests on Seals or Rings, is. Oa
Steel Die, Ile. Initials, h. 6.1. per letter. Hook Plate,
wearreved with Anna, 10e. ;or Cre.t. fm. Postage and
registered latter, Is. extra. —T. CULIATON. Heraldie
itagrvver by Appointment to the Queen. 35, Crenboarm.
street, censer of St. Martin's-lane, limadoa. W.C.

STAMP YOUR OWN PAPICR--With
Anna, Crest, leitiels. or Name and Address, by
means of CULLETOWS PATENT EMBOSSING
PRESS, lbs. ; Beet Make, 21e. Any person can use
CI7LLETON, Die Sinker to the Board of
Trade, 25, Cranboametreet, corner of St. Martin's-
lane, London, W.C.

CERTAIN DEATH TO VERMIN.
HARPER TWELVETREEIP
MICE AND RAT KILLER!
IS in great demand in the home and export
markets. It is a moat Esitieing Dais+, for
Vermin I I I Mice follow ig anywhere; Eat is and
DIR.
A 64. Packet is sufficient to kill 100 Mice and more
than 60 hats.
"1 bought a 3d. Packet of your Vermin Killer, and
In two nights I found 33 dead Mice."
RICHARD WELFORD, Allerton.
Sold in Packets at 9d., and Is. esth, by Grocers
and Druggists everywhere.
HARPER TWELVETREFJ3' POISONED
WHEAT
KILLS MICE AND SPA RROWS ON THE SPOT!
AS there is no risk or danger to Human
Life. nor to Cats or Dogs. it is invaluable to
Hounritureas for poisoning Mica! FAIIMICRa and
GANDVIIIta mil entirely protect their crops by seat.
tering this Poisoned Wheat over their seed-beds.
Sold at 6d. and Is. Patentee,--HARPER TWELVE-
TREES, "The Werke," Bromley-by-Bow, London, E.
HARPER TWELVETREES' BLACKING
ENJOYS a renowned celebrity, based upon
its extreme softness, durability, and bril-
liancy. Sold in fel. and Is. Bottle*, and in Penny and
Half-pcnny Paste Packets, by Grocers and Druggiats.

rIAMILY ARMS, ko., Emblazoned for Paint-
1. on Carriages or Needlework. to. Beet lityht,
12s. ; Gothic and Modern Monograms Designed. 5.
Arms Quartered, 141.13410 d. and Painted on Vellum,
acourding to the laws of Heraldry.—By T. CULLETON,
Seal Engraver and Die Sinker, 25, Cranbonrastreet,
corner a/ 81. Martins Lou.. London. W.C.

fiIHE PEN SUPEESEDED.—Mark your
Linea. The Mar bad osly method of Marking
Lassa, Silk. Sleeking', Coarse Towels, or Books, so se
to prevent the Ink washing hut, iA with COLLETIN'S
PATENT ELIA:TEO-SILVER PLATES. By means
el this novel isvention • tboesand pimes 01 Lulea can
be Marked in a few hams. Initials, Is. itch; Nam*.
1.; Set of Moveable Numbers, le. ed.; Crest Pitt.,
h., with the becemary DifICUOIUI for Cm. Past free.
Certileste from the eni'ornt Dr. Sheridan Mutprotti
VlLE.Prolesmor a Chemistry, he. :
...rverill trials with Yr. C U LUTON'S Patent Sleaze
nurre Maas for Marking Limn, isthmoid we t* Pro'
smallest ; the Wien its beentatti
:Lt.! la • tj, Wick solver, withent blotting;
nig, with either Paw ow Bede. th• 7
• Other Platen whieli I tried demo-
ths, LLR. sad
ineorrudi in Essay own irsimed holes is the
1.6 "y Mr. OULLISTONS Plato its
blei 1611 met hut the bid fabric.
(Sigoal) "IDIRIDittI YU/SPRAT%
"NM 114 UK: ye". Ciliall•tris
An Orders to to met to the Mews and Nob Makts•
CVLI"Wi' $l4 °"""211411/001. ewer of IL
liontla's Las, Idailon,
dll Eldon lassidid le MEN d Tus.

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STEAM MACHINE PRINTING OFFICE
CHURCH STREET. DORCHESTER.
._._..._____.
EVERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, including every variety of BOOKS, CATALOGUES, ILLS, CARDS
ClitCULAkts. LASELs, ke., executed In the very hest stylvoritli the utmost degpatch, and on the mott reasonable terms.

WANTED, in a Farm House in the Isle
of Wight, • MAN and Ma WPM. without
Metalloid-mice. The woman to undertake the Dairy anal
he generally useful, and the man employed ou the
Farm.
Apply to " A. B. C.," Post Office, Newport, hie of
Wight.

OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE EXANIINA-
TIONS OF STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT
MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
--
MHE following Students, educated at Rev.
.11. H. Motile',, Hey. T. It. Mlitskew%i, Rev. W.
Barnes's, Mr. lisnn's, Mr. Last's, Mr. Fudge's, end Mr.
Thurman's. have lately passed under the tuition of
M. GAILSTON, Teacher of FRKNCH sod other Len.
gunge'. The following pupils of M. GAMSToII bare
passetl most successfully :
DORCHESTER AND WEYMOUTH—Messieurs
Mauls, Badcock, Piteld, Talhort, Bishop, Parwiter,
Read, Grey, and Bills.
DOktCHLVER INSTITUTION—Mr. F. Platten.
ARMY AND NAVY at Weymouth and Dorchester
—Messieurs Sharpe, Rook, Short, Vandeleur, W.
Youughusband, Evans, Strong, Cousins, E. Young.
husband, and Smith.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
lopi DAMEN begs to inform his Friends that
he has Vesaels now Arriving with PERUVIAN
GUANO, for which early Orders will oblige.
As Messrs. A. GIBBII and Sou., will only Sell for Cash
on delivery in the London Docks. R. D. must limit the
credit to one month from the time of delivery in the
tionntry.
Fur Lewes' Patent Superphosphate, the usual liberal
credit will be given,
Dorchester, February, 1861.

_020,000 for ONE POUND. —LOTTERY
3101 authorised and guaranteed by Government. Apply
to Fneugsien SINTZ, Banker, Frankforton toe-Maine,
or letters addressed to him at 28, Clement's Lane, Linn-
bard.atreet, London, S.C. will be duly forwarded.
Proapeetus gratis.

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INTERESTED IN AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS.
--
PuGtiAkti lot of each Month. Price (W. '24 Pouts Demy 410.
THE FARMER'S CHRONICLE
•
AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL,
EDITED in Puortsson BUCKMAN, FIJ4., F.G.S., F.S.A.,
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ASSISTED BY SEVERAL EMINENT FA R MERs.
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Ts pot forth in or.ler to supply a singular ,leticieticy that has hitherto existed—that of • cheap
practical, Duly Journal in the Pirating interest,--a work whirls will have for its aim the publication
of all improvvinants that tand to the advancement of Agriculture. and to than increase of the wealth of this
lest nation.
THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
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not heNitate to ,Npre., an uululirr.e,l iipnion nista all currrnt topics of inter,-t; at the same time its columns will
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THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICU LTURAL JOURNAL
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JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES
Are Sold by the followin AGENTS in this District :
DORCHESTER J. FROUD, Chemist.
Mrs. BROWNING, High But-at.
WEYMOUTH
B. CHOKER, 18. Pairk-atreet.
Axminster
Bridvort • Huddy anil Dabinett, Jewellers.
Blandon!
Here Regis
Cerne
Crowkerne
Crai.hurne
Charmouth S. Ryan, Grocer.
Curie Castle Mr. Wareham, Grocer.
Evershot
Gillingham
Heustridge
Netherbury W. Fowl.r, Grocer.
Poole H. Thick'. High-street.
G. Neave Penny, Merchant.
Pidilletnnthide
' Portland
Salisbury
Sherburne
Shaftesbury G. F.. Norton. Fancy Warehouse.
Wilton .J. Hopkitis, West-street,
Wareham T. Randall, Market-place,
W. Summers, Grocer.
Wincanton
Yeovil
Yetconniter
JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES are cele-
brated for their GREAT STRENGTH, their
RICH AROMA, and DELICIOUS FLAVOUR.
Price, per lb, 1/, 1/4. and 1/8, in Canisters, and Air-
tight Packets, from 2 out, to 21bs. •
JOHN CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING
TEA
monists of a combination of pare, rich, and choice
growths. It is guaranteed for its purity, strength,
and full !Savour, and strongly recommended as • truly
good and economical Tea. Sold in packets of from 2 os.
to llb.
FARMER'S PATENT MOSS COCOA,
Is. fid. per lb.
VALUABLE AGENCY.
Agents wanted for CASSELL'S COFFED3 and
TEAS in every place where there is not one already.
For Terms. apply to JOHN CASSE,A. and Cu., 80,
FENCHURCH STREET. LONDON.

PERNIANIENT ENLARGEMENT OF THE
GARDENER'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY MESSRS. J. J. AND E. HARRISON,
ASSISTED BY SeVERAL E.WINENT GARDESEBS.
WEEKLY NUMBERS, Pic s 10. MONTHLY PARTS, Paws 73. & Bid. 1
THE GARDENER'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE.
TRE NEW SERIES, commencing January 1861, has been permanently enlarged to a (till
quarto size, it therefore offers • favourable opportunity for new Subscribers to commence. Eoch Weckly
Number contains twenty-four colutneo, ant prietbal articlei on all subjects connected with the Gorden. The
variety of matter in this piper renders it equally applicable either for the Cottager, Country Geutleman, or
Noblemen.
THE GARDENER'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE
also illustrated with 1111OlerOUN wood engravings, comptising among other things New Plants, Fruits, and Vege-
tables, Pima of Flower Gardens, &c., &c.
THE GARDENER'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE
is necessarily the most sztensively circulated Journal in the Gardening interest, its price alone being a sufficient
guarontse of • largo circulation ; it cannot therefore fail to he the beat medium for all advertieemcnta bearing
upon the sabjest, or of general interest.
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an be ordered through any Bookseller or Newsreader in the Kingdom, or supplied direct by post on the following
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pROUD, Ciinaturr, High East-,L, Darehr,trr,
AGENT run HOHNINIAN'S PURE TEA.
The hole spate in which it is hold everywbore
has been ac.oired by its bring uniform and exert/is
it tits no •rt.fieiul ' (Acing ',order. for C. h-
oisting wholly of the choirs spri,l9 there te
Of, brown fisyourlegs leaves tlt,tt fleet he tlitc.znise.!
the Clitnece with a cost of colour ; consequently /o,'
luernoth is always fowl is this Tea. Soil 011 i) I.y
AG ICSTS. awl stscure4 in Packet.

DEAFNESS, SINGING NOISES IN THE
HEAD, AND NERVOUS DEAFNESS..
A NEW mode ofrestoring HEARING, with-
out pain or the sue of iu•druessrota. F. It. HOOK
rON Mensher of thr Royal Cullrge •4 Surgeresa, Lon-
don, Licentiate of the Apothrearies Colossally, and Sur-
geon to the Institution for the cure of Deafness. :10,
Duke-street, Si. James', Ir.ndon, will prod a hook for
self-cure, cuuttising the addresses of 200 verso:lt cured,
on receipt of scree pottage stamp. This buuk "Mt rescue
all from the impostors of the pin-rent day. Cunsulta-
awn* free (runs 12 till 4. Eatablial.ed 15 years. Teeti-
mounds from Professor Brauslit) Cooper, Morgan, Aston
Key. and Mr. Calloway.

or wiring MT finlike ANAL (TICAL SANITARY
M.IIIIIISSION woe in Set.ion, the only Green Tela of
China growth which Mr, found free from the usual
Fawh powdered colours wets (Ado bled, II them, from
Horninian & Co.'s Import* lying at the Loudon
Dorka—Sre the "Co ',Molten,' Official Report,"
(page 319). published by Longman*.
"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE."
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,
TBN LEAP NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
haTRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
IJ "always good alike, "—the early gathering,— is
.ibtaincul by 111/RS I II AS k Co. baying it in this pure oneo-
onred Wale, for by ditiallowing the uatzal pea dered
'lour on all they import, the Chinese cannot po.--ibly
owl pow off 41 tl,ciu any brown withered leaves
without rerta,n detection.
Dr. lIACOAI.L writing " Ow the General Teas of Com-
merce" remarks, " When at the Dock*, I obtained Teas
from many Cargoes, and found both the Rlacke and
Greens from Hormitunia's and Co.', Imports to Iv p,
teeny i/ASitillll and of good quality, the Greens had
one of the blueish faring found on other Teas, they
stbiibit a dull dive Are, and being Bleepers are per
freely wholesome."
zluisively in name. Sold by Aosen osia,
.11 every town. Prices, 3s. Bd., 45., and An 44. per
iwond.
LOCAL AGENTS.
sf.resiester ...... Robins.
Bridport ....,....... Beach and Barnioott, East-Street.
Beaminster
Blandford ...... t:ly.le.
&iv Regis
Cerwe Atka, Bonnett, Long-Sired.
Cranborne Clark.
Creietrime
Chard ......... Y oung, Poet-Office.
DORCHEaTER novo, Hion•Esar-Stlttne.
Gillingham
Hems, ridge ...... Rngers.
London
Lyme
Dunater, Broad-Street.
14'elburg0S11401441 Palmer.
Poole
Sherborne
Stalbridge
Shaftesorry
Bennett, High-Street.
*Rrieourif Cole, St. Mary Street.
Wareham
Wilithorite
Winterbonrse
Kingston Ws khan.
TeswiS
(yr. H. EDWARDS, Davila; Bourn
STIZEKT, DORCHESTER,
it Home Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS excepted. when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS. WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Itsaidenoes ef hi. Patients without estra charge.
A notice per post ensures an interview.

HEALTH FOR A SHILLING!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
--
A WORD TO FEMALES.
There vs two periods, especially in Woman's life,
which inquire, for safe pomp. judgment and attention.
Irragulanty as apt at these critical times to take place,
and to Ivy the foundation of future disease. Tilsit
safe in action and effeetive in remit. should be
taken at certain periods, and the issue till ha marvel-
lous both to the young and the middle sgeo.
prevent nervousness, hyst..rica, dropsy, and a host of
serious disorders, by expelling all impurities from the
system, therefore DODO shoold never he without them.
COUGHS, COLDS. AND Anil MAS.
No medicine will cure colds on quickly as these Pills,
when of long duration Of eettl•d OD the cheat, or cues
though it has wombed the first stage of salami, they
mny be relied on as • certain and never•faihne core,
particularly if the Ointment be well riddled into the
chest and throat night and morning. If this catch the
eye of any &atheistical person so bad as eves not aide to
lie down in bed, let him well me these two prepara-
tions for only • week and the result will be marvellous.
Honors?, Pills ere the beg remedy known in the world
for th,falowisp diseases:—
ague , Visuals Irregulari- .tetention of Urine
Asthma I ties Scrofula. or Singh
8,1,0 m complaints Pmeirs of all kinds'gull
Biotei as en the sm. nt. Sore Thrnata
Sosei Gompkunts Gout Stow and Gravel
Hesd-aclie
Secondary Symptoms
Canonisation a Um Indismeices Tics Donk:ems
Bowels Inflammation Tumour'
Jaundice , Ulcers
Csarsomption
Delilllty user Goismialnts • VIDIDOkI Affections
biopsy I.mnbotio I Wont's*, all kinds
Mos Weakness, frays
Dysemory
grysipelm ghessoelliam . whatever cause,
sow she Eimblishment of Paostanot HOttmWAY,
"re,4l.44.l4,B4madnti.reissaxataTeaeldrkilleiereasr). inimaaaeliedieinesall°throsibby
worlat 54 the following prices :
Is. Ig.6j,s. go. id— "L. lb, alai Ms each boa.
it a eeseindorlalie P•tug by taking tits largo
20111.
kg Com • "Mini s wan
an WWI. OA

LONDON ORPHAN ASYLUM, CLAPTON.
rrHE FRIENDS of ALFRED MORGAN
I beg most respectfully to thank the Governors and
flobscrilu.rs t OW above esoellent Institution, who so
tie dly their 011.11 on hi. Behalf. and will feel
tidy grateful fur their FUTURE SUPPORT and IN
TI REST at the ELECTION IN JUNE nest.
Bgwey, DOILr Dorchester, July, 1861.
FEW RESPECTABLE DISTRICT
AIIENTB wtnted for a MANURE which is
highly foto:untended and sold carriage free. Liberal terms
gi t en.
Address. with oceupation and referenced, 8.C.. No.
10. Pall Mall End, London, B.W.
‘ITA NUL, by • Respectable YOUNG
V MAN, a situation as BAILIFF—is well es-
t perit•-erl in tic
I Apply to V.Z., Dorset Comity Expreu, Dorchester.

(QU'l TON'S NEV SEED CATALOGUE
10 contain. all Um novelties in Garden Seeds worthy
of issiseasienttrtioi.
It will be forwarded, pod free, to any address.
ROYAL BERKSHIRE SEED ESTABLISHMENT,
READING.

GOOD SEEDS CARRIAGE FREE.
SEEDS DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS.
-
THE MOST CERTAIN MEANS OF PREVENTING
DISAPPOINTMENT.
LEEDS GROWN IN BERKSHIRE and
IJ the sajoioilig Counties Is•ving obtained great cele-
brity. SUTTON soil SONS have made such arrange-
ments with the rreat lines of ibiilway, sa will enable
them to deliver their Goods FREE OF CARRIAGE to
most parts of the United Kingdom.
Catalogues !any 1,. obtainA gratis and post free, on
mpolic.tion .1.Tre+.441 to SVITON AND SUNS, Royal
Horks Seed Establishment, Reading.

DEposASUSRANCE, & DISCOUNT
BANK.—FIVE PER CENT, on 1111 l for fixed
periods; or, according to the .111.1nt. at from Seven to
Thirty dare notice. Three per Cent. at C.II.
5, CANNOS STRUT WT, E.C. G. IL LAW,
Manager:

HEAL AND SON'S
NEW ILL usrß A TED CA TAL9G UE
rIONTA IN S Designs and Prices of 150
different articles of Bedroom Foiniture, as well
as of 100 Bedsteads, and Prices of every deacription uf
Bedding,
SENT PEER BY POST.
HEAL k BON, BEDSTEAD. BEDDING, AND
BED•Ro011 FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.
911, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINOTON, DORCHESTER.
TE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
1. beg to inform their friends and the public gene
rally, that they are now SELLING COML. as node,
FOR CASH.
At tAcir Yard, Fordingtos:—
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ !Small ditto
Claim ls. 0,1.
At Lite Great Western Railway &aliens :
Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
Best Rarlstock Coal llid.
Small ditto
'limbo!) Coal
Bulk, ditto
Tenhy Stone Coal 4 4 Is. tid.
Cohn
All Cosla not paid fur within three months will be
charged Id. per met. wore.
HEST TABLE SA-LT, avid' titOAbALt-
ilANtiltE. delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
Ikall WEYMOUTH on reasonable tends.
The eery best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, &c.
The Doitentwrtit COAL COMPANY axe also IMPORT
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE. .tc.. Icc., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates fur carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'HouNt. the
Company's Manaor. Furdingtou, Dorchester. will hare
immediate attention.
January 1, 1861.

BENSON'S WATCHES.
MANUFACTORY, 33 and 34, LUDGATE RILL,
LONDON, LC.
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Farmaustisn t 749.
1
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with drawings, with their carious prices, important
iiilurniation as to the Wats.h to buy, and bow to use it.
By its aid persons living in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, or
any port of the kingdom, can select with the greet. el
ecrtninty the Watch beat adopted to their use. Eveiy
Watch to warranted, and sent free and safe by poet us
reccipt of a remittance.
BENSON'S LADY'S WATCH—" Esquisito *Anti(
ft-ding ii ornamentation and perfection el mechanism."
—.Shorten!, Pial.
Silver, 3 to 15 guinest. Gold, 6 to 50 gnineu.
BENSON'S GENTLESIAN'S WATCH.--" All that
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Silver, 3 to 50 guineas. Gold, 6 to ItIO guineas.
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Le Page and Co.;l,ileAry. Cakiitta, of whom
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(orthtuugh any of the above linat.) to J. W. Benson's
Watch blatinfoctury, 33 and 34, faidgate-hill, Landau,
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WE.ATHERBOUND, a Tale of the Great Snow Storm.
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BIRTHS.
Feb. Zi, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. Clia:les Her-
rison, of a lan.
Feb. 18, at Lilly Farm, Charnionth, the wife of Mr.
Walter Travers, Yeoman, of a son and heir.
Feb. 20, at Cann, Mrs. John G. Raymond, of a
son.
MARRIAGES.
Feb. 21, at the Congregational Chapel, Wareham, by
Rio. U. B. Randall, Mr. Lawrence, Bhandford, to Miss
Ligtligow, Shereford, Mandan.
DEATHS.
Feb. 21, at Poole, the Re. P. W. Jolliffe, M.A. per-
petual Curate of St. James's, in the 95th year of his age,
deetily regretted.
Feb. 21, at Fish-street, Poole, Jane Co:latent:a, the
infant daughter of Mr. W. Waterman, jun.
Feb. 21. at his residence. Cliettle. aged 60. Edward
Castleman, Eeq., a magistrate and deputy lieutenant of
the 'county of Demi.
Feb. 15, at Nice, in his 26th year, the Rev. Charles
Johnston Bourne, second son of the Rev. R. B. Bourne,
rector of Donhetwl St. Andrew.
Feb. 20, suddenly, Mr. T. F. Newton, Dogdean. deeply
lamented by his family and a lame circle of friends.
Feb. 20, at Wyly., Mr. Edward Burge, aged 57
years.
Feb. 19, Harriet, the beloved wife of Mr. Charles
Silksteed Farm, Hanley.
Feb. 18, at Salisbury Terrace, Dorchester, Miss Ann
Baker, for many years a rettident at Weymouth.
Feb. 20, at Cann.Shaftealdiry, after, lingering illnew,
borne with resignation, Miss Antis Hansen, cuter of
Hanneo, Esti.
Feb. 17, at Crewkerne, after an illness of two or three
years, Mrs. Sarah Bull, aged 86

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The East Dorset Ilounds—Wednesday, Duneliffe ;
Friday, Houghton Stubbs ; Monday, 4th March,
Ashley Wood ; Thursday 7th, Cashmoor Inn.
The B. V. Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this day) Hens.
tridge Ash; Friday, Totaiell Corner; Saturday,
Bed Poet, Pointington—at 11.
The B. V. Harriers —Tuesday,(this day) Wallbridp ;
Friday, Alton Ivers (for roe deer) at 12.
Mr. Iladclyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Yellowltans
Wood—at 10.45.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Melbury ;
Thursday, East Compton ; Saturday, Laugdon—
at IL