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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

MARAVILLA COCOA,
". PRRYNCTIOW OP
PREPARED COCOA.

MARAVILLA COCOA.- TAlALliniftfirL, LONDOM,
Tho COCOA (or CACAO) of YARAVILLA la the true
Tlicitiroma of Lemma. Cools is indigenous to Route
America. of which Marseille is a favoured portion.
TAYLOR DROTFIKRS having mound the eselasiee
supply of this UNRIVALLED COOOA. have. hy the RIO'S(
application of their soluble prieciple " sod alaboraie
machinery.
produced what is so undeniably_
TH PERFECTION OF PRRPA RED p000A,.._

.
that it bee not nnly secured the preference of Hnnitriiiaths4
and Cocoa drinker. genendly.but many who had hitherto te
fund ane ration fount them hare after oaetriel adapted
the ARA VILLA COCOA se their constant Demo, for
breakfast, luncheon. Ac.
" AN ACCOMPLISHED rAcr."—Extraet from the Oleis
TAYLOR BROTHERS, adapting their perflict system
of preparation to this gruel of ell specie. of lb. Taaossosii.
have produced an article which superactlea reser ore. a
COCOu in the market. Entire solubility, a delicate aroma,
Sod S rare concentration of the puma. elements of nutrition
doniuguish the MARAVILLA COCOA above all other,
14, invalida we could not recommend • more agreeable
valuable beverage."
Rote re Escuris our. Vb. bib. and jib.. IT am Chomps.

18is:—TARRAGONES-14187.

BOTTLES AND CASES INCLUDED.
Post &dors on Vero Stmt. - -

CHARLES WARD AND SON,
per dm MAYFAIR, W., LONDON. Per doa.
18s.—TARRAGONES —lBs.

PAWS IMPOSITION. 1817.
Sole Silver Medal of Honour.
With the Juror.' very natiaring
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recommendation,
"Perfection of
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Zoonomists and Connoisseurs
SHOULD BUY

BARRY & COMPY.'s

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

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SPRING Oannesirro.—Hyacinths. Tulips, Crocco:,
and other Bulbs, from Holland, are sold by auction
every Wednesday end Satnnlay, and frequently on
Monday, at half-past 12 precisely, by Mr. J. C. Stevens,
at his Horticultural Sale Rooms, liS, King-etreot,
Cvvent-Rarden. London. Catalogues on application.
KITCHEN GARDEN OPERATlONlL—llabitually roots of
various aorta, such as Beet, Carrots, Salsify, licersonera,
and even Parsnips, are taken up and stored away at or
about this date. Owing to the exceptional character of
the s,iven, however, it will he better in • general way
to leave all such things in the ground as long as porible,
without running any unit earsary risk of injury through
frosts, Ica. I ant opposed to the principle of taking up
parsnips, and storing them away, in tile way of other
root., as this very valueble vegetable loxes mach of its
tenderness and delicate liato.r through the prowess of
drying which it undergoes, even in the best arranged
and managed bins or store-rooms, pats, kit. Protect
late Dwarf French Beans is bearing from frosts, whielt
may now be expected at any lime. Plant out Saladings
whilst the weather continues open. Benton) the upper
growth from Asparagus, cutting it away near the
ironed; well hoe the beds over afterward. Plant out
• small quantity of °Arlie and Shallots, and continue to
earth up Celery, as previously advised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

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NEWQATI AID
'applies of meat ere cc
demand la inactive, et or

Friday.—Fair minis
14 thew market/. TIN

Limnirnal.L.

the aim

Per filba, by
a d. d. r. L&
Inferior beef .. 3 oto 3 4 Inferior mutton 3 tiolil
Middling ditto 3 6 „ 3 101 Middling ditto.. 4 0„4 4
Prime Ituns do. 40„„ 4 41 Prima ditto.. 460 4 $
Primo small ditto 4 0 4 1111kwad pork $lO 4 0
0 „ 4 8 (Large ditto.... 3 j.. 1 8
Thureiley.—We had a fair supply of boasts
at our market to-day, but chiefly at a rough description,
and them could marealy be sold at any prioe ; but for
the better descriptions there was a good demand at
huorosini Prices We must quote inferior aorta at
born 118. to 63e. We had a very large supply of cheep,
vhiob were almost entirely confined to English dem:11)-
810 u, there being very few ommignments from Ireland.
Ihe demand was far from equal to the supply, and
trade was dull, wit% namely any alteration in last
wook:s prices, beet withers realising fitil per lb., and
wq,•nor sorts 611, but the latter were very difficult to
ieu. and • considerable number were left on hand. The
4414,41 of store cattle was very short (numbering only
sh.ot 150), but it proved quite soffiaient for the de-
mand, tho trade remaining very dull, there being, in
faet, scarcely anything doing. Of mileh cows there was
a very abort supply, and
all an offer were quichlY
bought up at prices
ranging from £I2 to MO. Th
was • short s•PPI7 of pigs, hut the bacon market being
ere
Imo firm, trade was not so brisk as It lal been, and •
moderate Waimea; was dodb at a reduction on last
week's prima, both himon plin and prare changing
hands at from IN 6d t 0 10s 94 per so',, though ill
few instances Its was made. Very few horse, on offer;
tiey were in fair demand, and a moderato Inane= was
dope.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

Somtroctsbirt.

Tins moon at Langport, in Somenotahire, were
flooded, and many houses in the town inundated, a few
days Singe.

INCORPORATION.—A public meeting of the ratepayers
of Weeton-super-Ifere will shortly be dolled to determine
what steps shall be takon for obtaining • charter of
incorporation for the NOWD.
TEN PROPOSED lIARIZET•HOOSO AND TOWN-HALL AT
BURNHAM.- -11NserN. Hawkins and Bon's Planalima
th Leader for building e Market se .lou and Tows-
for the sum of 1:1545 hag been accepted.

Tag ldrtma.—lnstrnotions have been received frost
the War-office for the construstion of berracie he
Taunton capable of ecoommodeUng thejfiret Roineseet
Regiment of Militia.

A Gam Jor.s..—At the Bridgwater County Petty-
Sessions a fartn.r named Emanuel Cosh, of Ashoott,was.
fined El and owls for travelling in a railway carriage on
the Sonieribt and Dorset Railway, from Highbri4le to
Asheott, without & ticket. Defendant's excuse was that
he Intended it i.e jobs.

A SKELETON Wei found at Partiteld one day last
week, whilst some excavations were being made In a
geld belonging to Mr. Ery. One of the legs was gone,
and there is every reason to believe that the bones bad
occupied their resting place rosily years. Borne of the
local wiseacres talk mysteriously about dark deeds,
whilst others cell to mind the stirring times of the Duke
of Monmouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

CRANBORN E.

I\4R. HANNEN is favoured with instruc-
.ol Mons to SELL by AUCTION. on THURSDAY,
.00TOREE 22, Istirl, the FARM STOCK and STOCK-
IN•TILADE or Mr. Geogr.! Witirrr.ts, Carrier:
Comprising. a tick of ptimo clover hay from S wires
with liberty of removal, mow of wheat the produce of
4 acres, mow of dredge the produee of 4i scree, heap of
wheat OtrlM, 2 two-yeat•ald heifers, a pair of van
boric; I eighbytmr.old, the other twelve-year-old. both
bay. and good worker; • grey snare in foal, a three-
year old dark grey colt broken to barn... and imitable
fur an omnibaui, an iron-gray 2 year-ohl colt, limp of
stable manure, heap of manure for drilling purposes, 4
cwt. of artificial manure in tazi, a two or three horse
waggon on iron arms, 2 four-wheel carrier's •ans with
aping; double shafts awl patent sale., a two-wheel
'piing cart with tilt, it clouble-bodied pbateon, spring
cart on patent axles, 2 pair of &allots harness nearly
new, tbill and tram ditto, 2 pair of plough Mimes;
trio plough by Tacker. roller Lind pair of drags, wheel-
w•egiin jack, grindstone, barbel Ille&Allre. 12
hack bag; fan and stuck; forks, rakes, prongs. shovels,
iron bar, viler pipe and hogshead, large mash tub,
potato, steamer, tat.
Sale at one o'clock.

DOKCIIESTEIL UNION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

BOROUGH PETTY SEiSIONS.

THORADAY. —Before the Mayor, John lizard, Eq.
William John Christian, • sailor, was charged with
cresting a disturbance on Wednesday night. Prisoner
tied been discharged from • vessel la Portland Roads,
with 275. in his pocket and kit, all of which he had
managed to get rid of in two or three days. Since then
he bad been • nuisance to the inhabitants from his
noisy conduct. On Wednesday evening he was heard
by Mr. R. Thomas, in Bond.street, making • crest
disturbance. Mr. Thomas, awing he was in • destitute
condition, gave Lim into custody from motives of
humanity. There was goose question as to the prisoner
being exactly right in his mind, and the Mayor said he
was avenue to mending • man to gaol without his
having cousmitk•d any crime, and he thought the best
cour,e would be to hand bun over to tho Union. This
was accordingly dons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

BLANDFORD.

Bostiouli Pobice. Thurslay, Oct. /I,—(Before the
Mayor).— John Davis, carpenter, who stated that be
same from Knot Imlworth, was charged with being in
an outhouse belonging to the Crown and Anchor Inn,
on the morning of the nth October, at a quarter to one
o'clock—Mr. Ridout the landlerd, said be wkbed to
have • 'VT put to tramps using his back premises at
night, some of those who did no .inuched tobacco there,
and he was afraid that a fire might occur. Ile was
obliged to have his back gate open for the aeoommods.
lion of parties coming through the town on their way
to Poole.—Prisoner was sentenced to 14 days' imprison.
Went.

NIGHT POACHING AND ENCOVNTIIII lINTWZEN TN!
NI/KCMG AND PoACIIZIIIL—At the magistrates' clerk's
office, on Monday Mere the Lord Portman end J.
P. Manse', Esq.—Frederick Lana of Blandford, was
brought up in custody charged with poaching on lands
in the perish of Tarrant Gunville, tne prom rty of J.
J. Farquharson, F.eq. George Lane, under•keeper mad
that about two o'clock on the morning of Sunday,
October 4tb,hituself and Samuel Bile, were out watching
on the Down, when they saw three men at a rabbit
burrow. On going towards them they ran away into a
ploughed field adjoining. Ali he was getting up to
them Lane (the prisoner) said "stand" to the other
two men. They then began pelting hin; and Bdes
with atones, and one of the etones struck him on the
side and knocked him down. Ile got upend Again made
towards them, and the other two men run away. Ile
got up to the prisoner Lane who was pelting him with
stones at the time, and knockel Lim down with a stick
he hal in his hand. Bile.; then Calle up and they
secured him. Biles then mask for the other two men,
but not succeed in catching them. Lane was then
s,iven in charge of the police at Gunville, and brought
to Blandford.— Samuel Biles, fully confirmed the
evidence of the prisoner Lane.--Priscaser admitted the
charge, and pleaded for leniency, stating he had • wife
ant five children, and had no work.—llis lordeldp told
him he must inflict the full penalty of three months'
imprisonment, and Le mast also find sureties, himself
in Li, anl two others each to keep the peace for 12
months..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

Tregothonl, Probus, CoTn—wall, 15th August, 1867.

Mr. (3. 11. Clarke, _
My Dear Sir :—I t gives me great pleasure to be M.
to again inform you tbi.t the " Wheat Protector" sent
by you answered admirably. I don't think it is possible
to find a single intutted ear of Wheat in more than fifty
sores grown this year, 11467. Also I am thoroughly
satisfied with the result el dipping 370 'ambit in your
Sheep dipping Composition. The lambs' looked much
, healthier and improved faster. Neither were the lambs
attacked with Ay at all after the operation. Wishing
you every ruceeas in the ude of Wheat Protector and
Dipping Composition.
1 am. dear Sir, yours truly, HENRY TAYLOR,
Steward to Viscount Falmouth.

SOLE AGENT FOR Donen OSTER -MR. 11.
GORDEN, CHEMIST. CORNHILL.
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spr Sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay and Son,
Perringdon-street. London; sold also by Spooner,
W. Collins, and IL J. topers*, Bridport ; L. L Wood.
ward, lkitlewster ; G. M. Gregory, Taunton ;J. B.
Langford. Wellingtqu ; Manning and Son, Yeovil;
Rogers, Honiton ; 1. Wood, Bath; nndinybe had of
agents in every Town in the Kingdom.
CACTION.—As some unprincipled persons have been
pushing a rpurious article, Gentlemen are requested to
buy of the nuthorised %gents only ; they will thereby
Insure the Genuine Article. Name and Label entered
at Stationers' Hall.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

wATERLOO WINE STORES. WATERLOO
T2EIE/NUS, LONDON, 8.

TIT a CLARK and Co. beg to submit. and
V V . strongly rooommemi, the following selected lid
of WINIiS and SPUUTS : -

Per dom.
B. I. I. I. S. a. s)

Hennessy or 11's CAM
Itrandy(bottledinFranos) 48 r.l GO
Sparkling Cbampogne 27 30 30 60 58 60
(3aret
Sherry 18; 30 36 42 48
Port 24 30 36 40 46 54 60
Marsala (Florio's or Int
ham'. Shipping) lB 21
A oom plate prioolist forwarded post free on application.
Tiring Orion amounting to I:5 and upwards
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