The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-23 00:00:00

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DORCHESTER MARKET.
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to
announce that their NEXT SALE of Fat
Stock, Ac., will be held on SATURDAY, MAY 4th,
1861.
In the CATTLE MARKET, at 12 o'Clock.
PRISINT 111111111/1.
4 Fat Heifers.
40 Fat Down Ewes,
20 Fat Down Wethers.
25 Fat LalUll4l.
3 Heifers and Calves.
12 Choice Jersey and Alderney Heifers
The Cow Stock end Sheep 11101 i be sent to the Cattle
Market, and Homes and Carriages to the Repository,
edjoining the "Plume of Feethere" Inn, by 10 o'clock
in the inerning. The Ancrtossinte would recommend
persons at a datanoe to send Stock and Horses the day
before. Stabling and keep for Hones and Stock sent the
di helm, or remaining over until nest Sale, provided
at utaidarate phaqpes. . .
:'°'.rI4IIU7SII797IVMUFFITDIC.
MIT. BAKER AND ENSOR, will
BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 24th, 1861,-30 Ash Timber TREES and 2,200
POLES of good length and clean growth, oonsisting of
Lerch. Spruce, Ash and Beech, and about 5,000
FAGOTS from the same, now lying and numbered in
convenient lots in Spring Meadow, Orchard, the
Clumps, Morning Well, the Serpentine, New Coppice
and :UODUIO Plantations, on the Piddletrenthide Estate.
The Sale will commence at one o'clock in the Spring
Meadow, near the Morning Well.
To view the Lots apply to J. Borne, Kingrove.

WIMBORNE GREAT MARKET SALE
AND HORSE REPOSITORY.
MR. ROSSITER will hold the NEXT SALE
APRIL 26th, 1861.
PRESENT MMES.
GO Fat Nether".
30 Fat Evre,.
2 Fat Calves.
Notice of Entrics by post will receive prompt atten-
tion. Cateloguea resly on the 22nd.
Auction and Agency Offices, Sturininster Newton.

VISITORS TO LONDON
Should sat hil to Mimed
MECHI AND BAZIN'S
ESTABLISHMENTS,
Mock say replete with s largo and well-esiestad meortmaiel of
lush sad elegant articles,
ADAPTED _ PRESENTATION,
Ocaeleting 01
DRESSING CASES, TRAVELUNG DRESSING
BAGS,
Mediteml-ineeated Writing Tsbk Bah endtPulßfas=
Papier MUM productions, Chem Boards sod e _
Oases, Postage itslences. Parisian NOTliiiill iD-Onsoork
Boxes, Bakers( Dozes, sad litetkiales.
DESPATCH BOXES AND WRITING CASES,
Is Basil. Morose* Lumber, 20 dillereat forms mid shoe,
Stied with
,lienisokjet.Obisbb lo.ki 00111811 at
PORTABLE WRITING AND DRESSING CASES,
Brush Oesse, Conlin Bags, Pk Ni. Coa.s, Wicker Laackeon
Baskets, Sporting Noires, Wins and Spirit Se.
THE BIJOU PHOTOGRAPHS
01600 Living Celebrities of the 157, 15. ed. seek.
ALBUMS,
For ditto, to contain from IS to 200 Portraits, es. ed. to Ns.
Catalogssi, postfras, es applied:Ms.
112, REGENT STUNT, and
4, LIULDENHILLL STUNT, LONDON;
CRYSTAL PALLOR, STD/WHAM

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To MI Ark trf Swisod.
RICHARD LOADIk e as,
IMP at M. iie/h/ears
B.C.
kunisales toninasuat atimmaret

BLANDFORD REPOSITORY,
FOR THE DISPOSAL OF ALL KINDS OF LIVE
AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, HORSES,
CARRIAGE-4, Ito.
14R. ROSSITER intends holding the next of
.13.11. those SALES on SATURDAY, MAY Ilth, 1861.

will oblige.
Auction and Agency Otiose,
Sturminater Newton.

TO JOURNEYMEN SADDLERS AND
HARNESS-MAKERS.
WANTED, a good steady WORKMAN in
the above Line.—Apply to Mears. J. and C.
HANSTORD, Saddlers, Dorchester.

M2E1:214-1M1315
STEAM MACHINE PRINTING- OFFICE
CHURCH STREET. DORCHESTER.
EVERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, including every variety of BOOKS, CATALOGUES, BILLS, CARDS
CIRCULARS, LABELS, Ace.. executed in the very best style.with the utmost despatch, and on the most reasonable terms.

LOANS AND MORTGAGES.
LOANS of not leas than £lOO granted for
• Term of Years, at • reaaonable rate of interest.
Also, several sums Ito he advanced by way of mortgme
at from ai to 5 per cent., wording to the nature of the
securities), amounting in the whole to £190,000.
Apply to Mr. ANSON, 68, Chancery Lane, London.

HENRY TAYLOR,
TRINITY-STREET, DORCHESTER,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
MANURE DEALER.
II
ENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
past favours, begs to announce that he has a
Large Stock of HORNSBY'S, HOWARD'S, and other
?LOUGHS; Cambridge's Patent Rollers; Plain ditto;
Seaman's Patent Drags and Harrow;; Chain ditto;
Corn, Seed, and Manure Drills; Manure Distributors;
Horse and Steam Power Thrashing Machines ; Steam
Eugines by all the leading Makers ; Winnowing
Machines; Baker's kept in stock; Boby's Barley
Screens; Chaff Cutters, all sizes, in stock, from I'2 Gs.
upwards; Turner's, and other Bean, Oat, and Malt
Mills; Bentall's Root Pulpers and Cake Mills; Horse
Gears; Washing and Mangling Machines.
isnassiesis of every description used on Out Faros at
dialers' Prices.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
(oven; Cart Grease; Machine Oils; Gotta Percha,
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India Rubber and
Gutta Percha Tubing; Taylor and Son's Patent Vapour-
fed Ranges, Stores, and Grates, (patented by the Rev'
H. Moule), &G., Ste.

NOTICE.
/IGENTB are required by the AIM
MINSTER FIRE 017/CE,
&lAOohed 1717.
sez IF MEMOIR -MID' OEIMIEE
LIFE OFFICE,
Eatabliabed
Chief 011oes, 27 s 28, Kiavanst, Oovia OW"
Loados.
Applications for the Appointment te he web le
w. Biwa; Esq., at the Chief Oieee.

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.
INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
•-•
PIIE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, in
Pursuance of • Resolution primed at a PUBLIC
MEETING at the Mansion House, having invited the
CO-OPERATION of the Local Authorities throughout
the United Kingdom in aid of the above Fund, I beg
leave to inform the inhabitant,' of the Town and Neigh-
bourhood of DORCHESTER, that Subscription Lists
have been opened at the several Banking establish-
ments within the Borough, where contributions will be
received, and be duly forwarded to the London Coin.
mittee.
JOHN FRANCIS HODGES,
MAYOR.
Dorchester, April 6th, 1861.

POWERSTOCK INCLOSURE.
THE INCLOSURE COMMISSIONERS
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE, that • Meeting of the Perm= in-
terested in POORSWOOD COMMON, ISON HILL
ani EGGERTON lIILL, situate in the Parish of
Powerstoek, in the county of Dorset, will be held on
the 14th DAY of MAY next, at the hour of Two in the
Afternoon, at the THRZE HORNE Strom INN, in the
said Parish, for the purpose of appointing a Valuer in
the matter of the Inclosure of the said Lands, under the
provisions of "The Acts for the Incloeure, Exchange,
and Improvement of Land."
AND THEY FURTHER GIVE NOTICE, that a
Majority in number, and in respect of interest of such
persons, may, at such Meeting, resolve upon lustruc•
Lions to the Valuer, not inconsistent with the terms and
conditions of the Provisional Order made by them in
the matter of the said Incloaure.
Witness my hand this 19th day of April, in the year
of our Lord, 1861,
E. LATTERSHALL,
By Order of the Board.

On Wednesday, 3rd April 1661, will be Published No. 1. of
THE SCOTTISH FARMER
AND
HORTICULTURIST.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, VETERINARY
SCIENCE, AND GENERAL NEWS—
To be issued in Edinburgh every Wednesday Afternoon.
THS SCOTTISH FARMER IND HORTICULTURIST aims at supplying a want which, according to a very prevalent
opinion among the Scottish Agricoltural community, has hitherto failed to be satisfied—a Journal devoted to
Information and Discussion on Agriculture and kindred subjects, abstaining from the obtrusive advocacy of party
views in Pulitical, and still more, perhaps, in Ecclesiastical affairs.
The Proprietors and other Projectors of the Scorrien FARMER, belonging themselves to various political and
ecclesiastical parties, are of opinion that there already exists quite a sufficient number of Journals for the dis-
Mission of political and ecclesiastical questions; that the conductors of any Weekly Journal avowedly devoted
to Agricultural subject' may find sufficient employment for their energies and space within the province they pro-
fess to cultivate; and they desire that Agriculturists supporting • Journal ostensibly devoted to the promotion
of Agriculture shall not have resent to complain of finding its columns occupied by prolix and distasteful disser-
tations on subjects of quite • different class, regarding which Agriculturists have professionally no identity of
opinion or of interests.
It is isten43d, however, both that controverted subjects in any degree connected with Agriculture shall re-
ceive the most free and independent discussion, and that the readers of the SCOTTISH F shall be presented
with fuU and fair information as to the current events and opinions in the political and ecclesiastical
world.
The main object of the &omen FAastra is to collect and disseminate information, and to induce interchange
and discussion of views, on Agricultural subjects, and for that purpose, the most complete preparations are in
progress, and the most diligent exertions will be made. The greatest possible promptitude wiU be employed in
the collection of Agricultural News, and especially in reporting the Meetings of Agricultural Societies throughout
the country.
Due attention, however, will be paid likewise to those subjects which, though not directly bearing upon the
Practice of Agriculture, are of special interest to Agriculturists. On such subjects, the SCOTTISH F being
entirely uncouhected with any section of the Agricultural coininunity, or of any Agricultural Society, will exer-
cise and allow perfectly free discusition, but inculcating and acting on the opinion that discussions of that kind are
most bese6cial or least injurious when conducted free from the prompting* of personal animosity, and with • de-
sire not to exasperate but to allay alike the jealousies of classes haring an ultimate common interest, and the
passing dissensions of internal sections among those who are at one as to permanent objects.
Tits Scorrisn FARMER, while not making itself the advocate or partisan of any political or smaleaiastical views
wiil contain in each number • careful and complete Abstract of the General News of the Week, with extracts from
she principal metropolitan journals, exhibiting the opinions of all parties in Church and State.
A Department will be especially devoted to Horticulture, including Arboriculture as well as Floriculture, in
which care will be taken to bring together all the latest facts and opinions interesting to the gardening commu-
nity, professional and amateur.
The Veterinary Art will also receive special attention and a distinct Department.
The different Departments—Agricultural, Horticultural, and Veterinary—will be under the editorship of
gentlemen eminent in their respective branches, and arrangements are in progress for securing the aid of the most
highly-qualified Correspondents and Contributors.
THE SCOTTISH FARHIR AND HORTICULTURIST will be published every Wednesday afternoon, as soon as it is
possible to procure full reports of the Edinburgh Markets of that day. It will be of • site suitable for binding,
each number containing Thirty-Iwo Pages of Letterpress, triple-columned, printed on fine thick paper, and 1-g
clear type.
The Price of the Soorriss FARRIS will be 30. per copy (40. stamped.) Half-yearly Subeeriptioa—payable in
advance-7s. 91.; stamped, 10s. Money orderspayable to JOHN.GRANT.
Office (till Whitsunday), 150, High-street, where orders for the Paper, or for Advertisements will be
mired.
Edinburgh, 150, High-Street,
March, 1861.

TNDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.—
President—The Rt. Hon. the LORI) MAYOR, M.P.
Comattrrae.
The Right lion. W. E. Glad- Coleridge J. Kennard, Esq.
stone, M.P. Philip Casenove, r.sq.
The Right Hon. the Marquis Major R. Ilsegregor.Governor
of Minim:do. of the Agra and United Ber-
ne Right lion. Sir Charles vice Bank.
Weed, Secretary of State Win, Vansittart, Esq., M.P.
for India. Harry G. 'Jordon, Esq.. Clover.
The Right Hon. Lord Stanley, nor of the Oriental Bank.
M. P. E. C. Smith, Eon.
The Right lion. Lord Harris. Wm. The,
The Right Hon. Lord Over. Jame, Thompson, Esq., Chair•
stone. man of the Madras
Irrige-
Tb. Right. lion. Earl De Grey Bon Company.
and Ripon, Under Secretary John Arbuthnot, Esq. (Ar-
of State for India. buthnot, Leathern and Co.)
Bonamy Dobree, Esq., late James Matthews, Esq. (Grind-
Governor of the Bank of lay and Co)
, England. W. J. Maxwell, Esq.
Alfred Latham, Esq. Clover- Colonel If oliand
nor of the Rank of Req..
W. Hartridge, Esq.
W. U. Arbuthnot, Esq., Colonel Norman, C.B.
Member of the Council of Samuel Gurney, Esq., M.P.
India. Deputy Harrison
, Sir Erskine Perry, Member of Deputy Ohtani
the Connell of India. Henry M. Parker, Esq.
Sir F. Currie, Bart., Member Major General it. Alexander
of the Council of India. Major General D. Sint
Captain W. J. Eastwiek. Colonel T. Wilkinson
Meinber 01 the Council of Sir Mint° Farquhar, M.P.
India. J. C. Marshman. Eaq.
J. P. Willoughby, E.g., J. Gurney Berclay.
Member of the Connell of J. C. Ilseioneld, Req.
India. James Mackillop, Esq., late
Sir James C. Melville, K.C.B. Palmer, Mackillop, and Co.
Sir Merles Trevelyan 0.0. Macpherson, Esq.
T. 0. Baring, Req. Under General Tremenheere
Secretary of State for War. George Smith, Esq. (Sin ills
The Right If on. Sir Edward F. der, and Co.)
Ryan George Palmer, Esq, jun.
•The Right Hon. Earl Elhaftee P. D. liadow, Esq. Deputy-
bury Chairman P. and G. Co ns-
Hon. A. Kinnalrd, M.P puny
The Right Hon. Six John Law- W. P. Andrew, Esq.
rence, Bart Lieut-General Sir James Out.
R. W. Crawfoni, Esq., M.P rani, Bart., K.C.B.
Baron Rothschild Colonel Sir Herbert Edwardea ,
Samuel Orepon, Esq., M.P K.C.B.
J. Bates. Req., (Mews. Baring Wm Ferguson, Esq.
and Co.) Charles Raison, Esq. (Kahan,
Sir F. Halliday Tritton, and ('o)
Col. Sykaa. M.P. Chairmen of Sir Robt. Hamilton
the Court of Directors of the Charles Plowden, Esq.
H.E.I.C. The Rt. Hon. Lord Burghley
Sir J. R. Martin Montague Gore, Esq.
W. Dent, Iraq F. D. Goklormid, Esq
Mr. Alderman Copeland. M.P Colonel Sir P. 11,1,111 Melvin
Alderman Sir J. Ulm/rove, Alexr. Matheson, Esq., M.P.
Bart. Mr. Alderman and Sheriff
Mr. Alderman Salmons, M.P Abbles
Mr. Alderman Finnis Mr. Sheriff Lusk
Mr. Alderman ROM S. P. Low, Esq. (Grindley
Mr. Aldermen Gabriel and Co)
Henry Ohlan, Eeq, •
With power to add to their number.
The attention of the public is earnestly requested to
the following feats :
The Committee have the pleasure to announce that
thee have already remitted £36,000 to India for distri-
bution through the local authorities of the diatricte
most urgently requiring relief. An impression is said
to prevail that the distress ia only tempi:nary ; the
Committee, however, feel it their duty to inform the
public that no permanent relief can be locally obtained
until the autumnal rains ; and it is, therefore, essential
that, until direct intelligence to the contrary has been
received from India, no relaxation should take place in
the present movement.
Meantime, it is incumbent to state that, at a meeting
of the committee' held on the 12th inst., Sir John
Laurence, Sir Charles Treielyan, Lord Harris, snd
many other important Indian authorities, bore testi-
mony to the fact that the population of the districts
afflicted is at least ten millions, whilst two millions are
literally starving, and have nothing but the hand of
shanty between them and death. A native gentleman
of high position, residing in the centre of India, write;
thus to Sir Charles Trevelyan
"The distress in the N.W. Provinces caused by the
prevailing famine, is indescribable, and is daily on the
Increase. Where • man could live on a rupee and •
half he now wants ten to keep him alive. The usual
price for grain in good season! was a rupee for a nialind
and • half, or 120 pounds. It is now selling not more
than eight or nine seers, or 16 or 18 pounds, for a
rupee. How can large families provide themeless with
means ta live upon 1 Heaven alone knows chat may be
the result, but the prollitiCS is very gloomy and deplorable.
Before October next no effectual relief seems poraible;
but till then very few cattle or poor men will remain
alive. Great crime and mortality are expected.
" Oojein, 7th March, 1861."
A statement of the facts will be forwarded upon appli-
cation to the Honorary Secretaries.
Subscriptions may be nnuitred direct to the Mansion
House, or through any hanker in the United Kingdom,
to the credit of the Indian Famine Relief Fund with the
Bank of England.
The Committee gratefully acknowledge the receipt of
several church and chapel collections, and trust all
clergymen and nonconformist usiniaters will aid the
movement by preaching sermons in behalf of the fund,
and thus demonstrate to our Indian fellow-subjesta that
difference in creed does not prevent the Sow of Christian
charity.
The next mail left for Bonibay on the 18th
inst., when all sums received to that date were
remitted.
The General Committee will meet at the Mansion
House on the first Friday in every month.
The Sab-Cominittee meets every Marreilles mail day
(the 3d, 10th, 1811, and 26th of each month), at the
Mansion House, at Three o'clock.
The efforts of the Committee have received the Royal
sanction. The Nobility, Merchants, and Public
generally, have responded nobly to the appeal which
has been made; but so gigantic is the crisis that
continued and united efforts must be made, or
thousands of our fellow-creatures must miserably perish
under the moat deplorable and heartrending circum-
stances.
Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen ... £5OO 0 0
H.R.EI. the Prince Column 2(g) 0 0
H.R. H. the Prince of Wales ... 200 0 0
H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge ... ... 100 0 0
The total amount received by the London Committee
to the 13th is 242,282 136. 2cl.
Wll. DENT, 11, Tokenhouse-yard, E.C.
B. B. LOW. (Grindley and Co.), 55, Parka- Hon.
mentetreet, S.W., Sec.
S.R. GOODMAN, Mansion House, E.C.,
Mansion House, E.C., April 13, 1861.
DEPOSIT, ASSURANCE, DISCOUNT
BANII.—FIVE PER CENT. on sums for fixed
periods; or, according to the amount, at from Seven to
Thirty days' notiee. Three per Cent. at Call.
5, CAXXON STREIT Wirer, E.C. G. H. LAW,
Manager.

SUTTON'S NEW SEED CATALOGUE
contains all the novelties in Garden Seeds worthy
4 room mendation.
It will be forwarded, post free, to any address.
ROYAL BERKSHIRE SEED ESTABLISHMENT,
READING.

WINTERBOURNE STEEPLETON
INCLOSURE.
HE INCLOSU RE COMMISSIONERS
.1 FOR ENGLAND AND WALES HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE, that • Meeting of the Persons in-
terested in Certain Lands called LOSCOMBE, EAST
FIELD, MIDDLE FIELD, WEST FIELD, COW
LEAZE, SHEEP DOWN, ROWDON AND NEW
GROUND, situate in the Pariah of Winterbourne
Steepleton, in the county of Dorset, will be held on the
14th DAY of MAY next, at the hour of Eleven in the
forenoon, at the COACH AND HORIBIA Irot, in the said
Parish, for the purpose of appointing • Valuer in the
matter of the Incloaure of the said Lands, under the
provisions of "The Acts for the Inclosure, Exchange,
and Ituprovemsnt of Land."
AND THEY FURTHER GIVE NOTICE, that •
Majority in number, and in respect of interest of such
persona, may, at such Meeting, resolve upon Instruc-
tions to the Valuer, not incomustent with the terms and
conditions of the Provisional Order made by them in the
matter of the said Inclosure.
Witness my hand this 19th day of April, in the year
of our Lord, 1861,
E. LATTERSHALL,
By Order of the Board.

GOOD SEEDS CARRIAGE FREE.
SEEDS DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS.
-
THE MOST CERTAIN MEANS OF PREVENTING
DISAPPOINTMENT.
QEEDS GROWN IN BERKSHIRE and
1,3 the adjoining Counties having obtained great cele-
brity, SUTTON sod SONS have nia,l• maok Arrange-
assail with the rivet lines of Railway' as will enable
them to deliver their Goods FREE OF CARRIAGE to
lucid parts of the United Kingdom.
Catalogues may be obtained gratis and post free, on
application addressed to Burros( AND Sons. Royal
Herbs Seed Establishment, Reading.

BROWN AND POLSON'S
PATENT CORN FLOUR.
The Lofted Maio :
"Tom Is SOPIRIOR TO ANTTIIIIIG 01 TUX ILUID
KNOWN."
VIREIT of the kind Manufactured and Paten-
A: fed in the United Kingdom mid Franco, as ex-
plained with Engrayinp in The Illosirated London
New, of May 26th, 1860. Prepared without fermenta-
tion it is warranted to keep sweet for years.
It is respectfully suggested that the Trade Mark mad
name in full should be observed on each Package, as
similar artisles are sometimes substituted or recom-
mended as "lb. same," or "as good as Baum( k
Pommes."
BROWN AND POLSON, •
Manufacturers and Purveyors to Her Majesty,
PAISLEY, MANCHESTER, DUBLIN, AND
LONDON.

BATCOMBE INCLOSURE.
MHE INCLOSURE COMMISSIONERS
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES, HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE, that a Meeting of the Persons in-
terested in Certain Lands called EAST HILL, WEST
HILL, and ALESMOOR, situate in the Parish of
Ratcombe, in the County of Dorset, will be held on
the 15th DAY of MAY next, at the hour of Eleven
in the forenoon, at the cousT Housu, in the said
Parish, for the purpose of appointing • Valuer in the
matter of the holmium of the said Lands, under the
provisious of "The Acts for the Inclosure, Exchange,
and Improvement of Land."
AND THEY FURTHER GIVE NOTICE, that a
Majority in number, and in respect of interest of such
person., may. at such Meeting, resolve upon Instruc-
tious to the Valuer, not inconsistent with the terms
and conditions of the Provisional Order made by them
in the matter of the said Inclosure.
Witness my hand this 19th day of April in the
year of our Lord, 18111,
E. LATTERSHALL,
By Order of the Board.

£30,000 for £2, and £20,000 for £l.
FULL Particulars of the manner in which the
above Sums can be realised, will be given on
application to Mr. F. FABHICEIB, Banker, Frankfort.
Letters addressed to 'Mr. R. W , 9 Castle
Street, Falcon Square., London, E.C.," will be for-
warded Post Free.

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
RDAMEN begs to inform his Friends
that he has Vessels now Arriving with PERU-
VIAN GUANO, for which early Orders will oblige.
As Messrs. A. GIBBS and Soya will only hell for Cash
on delivery in the London Docks, R. D. must limit the
credit to one month from the time of delivery in the
country.
For Lewes' Patent Ruperphompate, the usual liberal
credit will be given.
Dorchester, April, 1861.

EXTRAORDINARY tom must belong
to that which
PLIAISIS Erma this,
And such is the case with the
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.
WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
See that you get it, as inferior kinds are often
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON lc CO., GLANGOW is LONDON.

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.—A single
Copy of a New Medical Work, written by one of the
most eminent medical men of the present day, solely
for the guidance end benefit of that class of sufferers
whose affections are often aelf-infficted, and who deare
I speedy and private cure, yet too often become the
dupes of designing London gawks ; for such sufferers
this work is intended, showing a certain moans of cure
in all oases of Nervous Debility, Relaxation, Organic or
Local Weakness, Languor, Blushing, Debility, and
various other Nervous Symptom.; siso showing how
the so-called Impediments to Marriago may be effec-
tually removed ; with numerous illustrative cases of
parties who have been restored to the blep.ings of health
by following the advice laid down in this work.—Sent
free to any address, on receipt of stamp to prepay pos-
tage. Address to the SUMMARY, Institute of
Anatomy, Birmingham.

"I‘T OTICE IS HEItEBY GIVEN, that
iI RoBCRT Tiiii.teHEß Rows, of Dorchester, in the
County of Dorset, Butcher, bath by an Indenture
dated the Bth day of A PHIL, 1861, made between the
said Robert Thrasher Rowe of the first part, James
Caines, of Chiselborne, in the same County, Yeoman,
and John Thomas Ensor, of lhireliester aforesaid,
Auctioneer, of the second part, and the several
persons whose name.' and sales are thereunto sub-
scribed and set, being respectively Creditors of the said
Robert Thrasher Rowe, of the third part—ASSIGNED
all his Personal Estate and Effects to the said James
Caines and John Thomas Ensor, UPON TRUST, for
the equal benefit of such of his Creditors as should
execute the same Indenture within three months from
the date thereof, and that such Deed was duly executed
by the said Robert Thrasher Rowe, James Causes, and
John Thomas Ensor, on the day of the date thereof,
and that such execution was attest.ld by Frederick
Ingram, of Dorchester aforesaid, Solicitor, and by
TIIOIIIIU Whittle Pearce, of Dorchester aforesaid,
Clerk to Messrs. Ingram and Son. And NOTICE
IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that the said In-
denture is now lying at our office for the twee.
Hun and Signature of the Creditors of the said Robert
Thrasher Rowe.
INGRAM 14 SON,
Solicitors,
Dorchester.
Dated 10th April, 1861.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
Lap Dimwit= sr HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS, TO PS
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
Sold by all Chandlers, Grocers, ie., kc.
WOTHERSFOON k CO., GLASDoM AND LorIDON.

FINAL REDUCTION OF WINE DUTIES,
from lit January, 1861.
IvAt A. GILBEY, Wine, Spirit, and
• Liqueur Importers and Distillers,
357, Oxford Street, London, W,
31, Upper Rockville Street, Dublin,
12, St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh.
From 700 to 1000 casks of Wine always on the
scantling, in brilliant condition, fit for immediate use.
W. & A. G.'s connexion-extending to 25,000. Fam-
ilies, and upwards of 80 of the chief Hospitals, Military
Messes, and Public Institutions-offers every ressonabie
guarantee to inspire confidence in their mode of basi-
l:lolM.
The Custom-house returns for 1860 show that W. k
A. G. paid duty (in the course of the year) on 100,074
gallons of Wine.
WINES FROM FRANCE.-Bound Dinner Clarets,
from 145., Sparkling Champagne from 325., Sparklin4
Rt. Peray, and ditto White Burgundy 42.., and
Sparkling Red Burgundy, 48s. per dozen.
For all other White and Red French Wines see page
6,7, and 8, of Book of Prices sent on application.
WINES FROM RHINE. -Sound Dinner Hocks
from 145., and Moselles from 164. Sparkling Moselle'
and ditto Hocks from 38e. For all other German
Wines see pose 8 and 9 of Book of Prices sent on appli.
cation.
WINES FROM PORTUGAL-Port, 5 years in the
wood, 265., or in casks, £4 74. 6d. per 7 gall., and
£l5 15s. per 28 gall. For all other Sherries MS page 4
of Book of Prices-Sent on application.
WINES FROM SPAIN.-Sound Dinner Sherry, 245.
or in Cask £4 0.. 6d. per 7 gall., £7 19s. 3d. per 14 gal.
and £l5 15e. per 28 ph. For all other Sherries see
page 4 of Book of Pnces, sent on application.
WINES FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.-
Port, Sherry, Madeira, &a, 18e., or in casks, £2 19e. 6d.
per 7 gall., £5 17s. 3d. per 14 gall., Lulls. per 28 gall.
For other Cape Wines, see pages 2 and 3 of Book Prices
sent on application.
WINES FROM MARSALA.-Bronte Marsala, 905.,
or in cask, E. 3 6s. 68. per 7 gall., ER lls. 3d. per 14
gall., £lO 3e. 68. per 22 gall. For other Marsa/as, see
page 3 of Book of Prices, sent on application
SPIRITS.-All of the highest strength allowed by
law. See pages 10 and 11 in Book of Pm .
GIN, Excellent Household, full strength 13e. per gall'
BRANDY. " Universal" Do. 16e. 6d. „
Do. Finest Cognac Do. 24e. „
RUM, Finest Jamaica Do. 18s. „
WHISKEY, Finest Scotch or Irish Do. 18e. „
BOLLARDS, Geneva, Finest Do. 14s. „
Do. in original eases as imported, 325. per dozen.
Cheques should be crossed to our Bankers, the BANK
' OF ENGLAND, and Post Office Orders made payable
to tho General Post Office, London.

THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND, LONDON,
W.C.
HAIL INSURANCE.
WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS, PEAS, Ito., kc.
INSURED AGAINST
LOSS BY HAIL FOR SIXPENCE PER ACRE.
HAIL BONUS.—Upwards of 66 per Cont. allowed to
Insurers this year, who insured in 1860, 1859,
1858, and 1857, and • proportionate abatement to
those who insured for • less period.
BON USES PERIODICALLY.
GLASS in Green Houses, 20s. per ("Ant., and up-
wards.
--
FIRE INSURANCE at rates as low as thaw of other
well established Aloes.
LOSSES paid immediately after the amounts have
been settled.
LIFE INSURANCES on moderate terms, and pay.
aide to the registered holders. Insurers of the
participating class, whose Policies have been in
force own, than two years, are entitled to fear.
fifths of the profit..
Furtber p..rticulars may be had at the Chief 0111oe, or
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
AGENTS:—
DORCHESTER--Meson.. ANDREWS k COCKERAM,
Solicitors.
Blandford, Mr. R Fowler, Whitchurch, Meltster
and Brewer.
Brulport, Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Crnie Abbas, Mr. J. Morley.
Esershot, Mr. W. P. Belcher,
Poldletown, Mr. W. Bea. mt, Builder.
Shark-Awry, Mr. Charlos Wistable, Stamp Office,
Sherhurne, Mr. C. Stokes, B.nk.
Stelbridge, Mr H. Seines, of Gillingham, Solici-
tor.
Storrninster, Mr. R. Ridont, of Okeford Fitspaine.
Warrlimiu. Mr. Thomas
WEYMOUTH, Mr. HENRY GERRISH, Wilts and
Doreet Bank.
Wiinborne, Mr. J. Houeden, Bookseller and Poet
Oftice.
Fordingbridge, Mr. J. Hannan, jun., &tate Agent.
Additional Agents wanted ; application to the Sears-
tary.

"FORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS"
Now everywhere obtain the preference of Gen-
tlemen who determine to wear only such Bhlta as
are made uniformly well. As spurious Shirts are
advertised and sold as "Ford'. Eureka'," observe
that none are genuine unless stamped inside tha
collar-band with •
the R.FORD'S
Trade mark, EUREKA SHIRT
thus— 38.POULTRY.LONDOR,
Bold by most respectable Hosiers and Drapers.
When difficulty occurs In procuring the above. sand for sa
Mustratedi Pries List to the rating.* McKean roma Is Co.
DORCHESTER :—CH ARLO TASSILL.
Do. EDWARD STULL
Do. JOHN FITCH.

HOLLOWAY S OINTMENT.
THE WORLD'S FRIEND!
• MAN WHO REFUSED TO HAVE HIS LEG OFF.
"Prose the Kilrush Adoerttoer, Jong Zuf, 1860.'
Benjamin Cox, Esq., inagistrate, said in the Board-
Room at Rilrush, that ha knew a man who had been in
the Infirmary and was actually turned out as incurable.
On his way home to }Citrus'', he purchased at Ennis,
Holloway's Pills and Ointment, for, as he ash', it could
not be worse with him. This man, "said Mr. Cox,"
became by their use as sound and as healthy as any
man in the room. These celebrated Pills and Ointment
will cure any wound, sole, or ulcer, however long
standing, if properly used aoccording to the printed
dinastions.
GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
The ISIIIIUCO of these diseases lie in the blood, which
has, Boating through each vessel, the paingiving poison,
which irritate and inflames every tissue it comes in
contact with, and produces the hot, swollen, elastic
enlargement about the joints so characteristio of gouty
diseases. The philosophy of cure coasist in over-
sewing this depravity In the blood, which is rapidly
purified by the use of the pills. The Ointment, when
nabbed upon the skin, penetrates the system through
the pores, seta n unison with the Pills, and soon
effects • mina
Both the Ointment and Pills should bo rood 0 eke fol-
lowing asses :
Bag Lip Cancers I eon Nipple,
Itud brumes Contraeted and itill Nore-throale
Barns Joints Ilkla-diassme
Bunions Ilaphantlails &null
pita of Mcatestoes Fbaubia Sorwboana
and Sand.ltite Gout I TUnIOUrg
0300 Calbitliat tliolllll
Cbia ti7fvoot
os Lumbago
Plies Wargo
°happen Hands Ithemeatiem
Ogons (sill) &al&
Bold at the Establishment of P 107111•011 HOLlawaT,
114, Strand (near Temple Bar), L0a.1430 I 8180 by an
ram:table Den and Dealers in Modicums through.
tut the world at the following pwieet
111, b. N., ea. fd. , an/ 335. (molt Poi.
eee Thom is • oaskdarahlo savingby labia, do
/.3.—Dbwileas borisarisidabo et *MY la mg
16041. NY eased esokpets

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High
1 Court of Chancery made in a Cause—C:lE4.RO!
EDWARD ILLINDWoKTII WO4,D1101:81S againat CIAARLCR
TUUMAD HALL and OTHP.R/S.
The Creditor. of ROBERT HALL, late of Avail', in
the Pariah of Hi/tor; in the County of I Mrset, deeeneed,
who carried on the Buainas eof a Common Brewer awl
Maßider, in co-P rtnership with George Edward
11.inworth Woodhouse, and who died in or about
the month or October, 1859, and also. the Incum•
brancers upon'the Real Hawes of the mail Robert
Hall, are ha their Solicitor., on or before the 22nd
day of MAY, 1861, to come in and prove their
CLAIMS at the Clia,dhers of the Vice-Chancellor, Sir
John Stuart, No 11, Old Square, Lineohis•litu, Middle-
sex, or in dermit thereof they will he peremptorily
excluded from the benefit of the said Decree.
TUESDAY. the :Nth day of MAY, 1861, at half-pant
12 o'clock in the Afternoon, at the 'mid Chanibess, is ap-
pointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the Claims.
Dated this 13th Day of April, 1861.
ROBERT PEA RE,
Chief Clerk.
Peter Plumley, Solicitor for the Plaintiff, 27, Moor-
gate-street, London.

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CONTAINS Designs and Prices of 150
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without dipappnintment or ileisy. For Prospectuses
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Street, Birmingham.

KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY-
ING POWDER.
1130ULTRY, DOGS, AND PLANTS are
effeettoilly freed from Fleas and all nthsr
Vermin with whiell they are infested, by the shrive
Powder, which is quite hann/eas to asimai /rfe. The
Farnp.r, the Gardener. or the Sportsman will therefore
find it litysinsble. Bu ;s, Cockroaches, Beetles, Moths
in Furs, and every other species of Insect are also in-
stantly destroyed.
Sold in packets, Is., 2s. 6.1., and 4e. GI. each, or post
free for Id or treble size for 36 postage stamps, by
THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Church-
yard, London.
Take notice each packet bears the above name and
addreas.
S.)ld by all Agents for Keating's Cough Lozenges.

DEAFNESS. —A newly-invented instrument
for extreme cssen of Deifness, called the SOUND
M kGNIFIER, Organic Vibrator, and Invisible Voice
Conductor. It fits into thy ear no as not to he in the
least iwreeptible ; the unpleasrint semation of singing
noises in the head is entirely removed. It affords in-
stant relief to deaf iiersona. and enables them to hear
distinctly at church and public assemblies. Every other
kind of hearing instrument. Messrs. SOLOMON%
Opticians, 39. Albemarle Street Piccadilly, opposite
the York Hotel, London.

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1. County to the Royal lieraldie OW& mg Lama
in I few days you will melee a Correia Ceriziesiduf gee
Armorial Bearinp. Plain Sketch, Is. ;Is
Colours with writion darrarir, be.; 14•••
Family Pedigrees, with original glut it arwas, ee=
and when granted, o ef the tires, a
from authentie reoerda, foe 3 °shwas As Wes.
containing tho Dams of nearly all penises esiMtled St
RN AMU, as sixtracted from the British Mums,
Tower of London, Herald's College, Ash, is. Tb•
Msnual of Heraldry. 400 Engravings, Is. it.. pod frew
—By T. CULLETON, Gonsmlogist. Lostame es
Heraldry at the Melianics' lustituto, Se, aseAssas.
street, iiorrier of St. Martin's 1.111111. IseAss, W.C. vb•
Heraldic Colours for Servants' Liveries, le.

JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES
Are Sold by the following AGENTS la this Distrist.t—
DORCHESTER J. PROUD, Ch..
Mn. BROWNIDNO, High Ileiv
WEYHOUTH A. ELLERY, 40, Highbred.
8. CHOICER, l& Part-sire&
Axminaer
Bridport
Blandford
Bore Regis J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Cane
Crewkerne
Cranborne
Charmouth & Ryall, Grocer.
Code Castle Mr. Wareham, Grocer.
Evershot
Gillingham J. Klapburfeamenerlowberryngen,
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Henstridge - Radon,
Netherbury W. Fowler, Grow.
Poole H. nicks, Highborn.
G. Nears Peony, Mersheat.
Piddletgrathide . Bailin, Groat.
Portland
Salisbury
Sherborne
Shaftesbury G. E. Nonce, =llapubsem
Wilton J. Hopkins, W
Wareham T. Randall, Marksitcpbei,
W. Summers, Grocer. w.
E. Gilbert.
Yeovil
Yetminster
TOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES aro eat-
brated for their GREAT STRENGTH, Sok
RICH AROMA, and DELICIOUS FLAVOUR.
Price, per lb, 1/, 1/4, and 1/2, in Canister., and Air,
tight Packets, from 2 be. to Ms.
JOHN CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING
TEA
eansista of a combination of pare, tin, gal Asks
growths. It is guaranteed for it. whir,
and full flavour, and strongly rememassiedus
good and economical Tea. bold in Email" diem loh
to lib.
FARMER'S PATENT MOSS COCOA,
15. 6d. per lb.
EgLUABLE AGENCY.
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Fur two stamps oviform stay avoid lAo sham don-
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penny partap damps to prepay postage, a pamphlet con-
taining his highly intootegul and only safe treatment
with all the oecemary prescriptions and directions by
which sufferers way ears thenteelree at a trill* earl
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Court, Holborn, London.

YEOVIL.
--
WANTED by a Young Man, BOARD AND
LODGING in one of the principal streets in
Yeovil.
Apily to Mr. PARaoss, Post Office, Dorchester.

EWES AND LAMBS.
TO be SOLD-300 SOUTH DOWN
COUPLES. The Ewes arc well wooled, and in
fair condition ; the Lambs healthy and strong, and with
good feeding will soon be fit for the butcher.
Apply to Mr. &true'. DOIXE, at Mr. Manfield's farm,
Portisham, near Dorchester.

BIRTHS.
April 19, at Broaffmayne, the lady of the Rev.
W. Urquhart, of twin daughters.
April -19, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. E. Read, of a
daughter.
April 17, at the Rectory, Barton Bradatock, the wife
of the Rev. W. C. Templer, of a daughter.
April 12, at Ilminster, the wife of Mr. F. Taylor, of
• son.
April 14, at Evershot, the wife of Mr. Richard Groves,
jun., of • daughter.
MARRIAGES.
April 9, at St. George's, Hanover•squarc, by the Hon.
and Rev. Walter Ponsonby, vicar of Canford Magna,
Donet, Frederick Cecil, youngest son of the late Sir E.
H. Alderson, Baron of the Exchequer, to Katharine
Owladys, second daughter of the late Sir J. J. Guest,
Bart., M.P., of Dowlais.
April 17, at the Catholic Church, Wardour Castle,
Wilts, by the Hon. and Right Rev. the Bishop of Clifton,
, Alfred Joseph Tichborne, Req., only son of Sir James
Francis Doughty-Tiebborne, Bart., of Tichborne Park,
Mresford, Hants, to Maria Teresa, eldest daughter of
Lord Arundel' of Wardour.
A prill6, at St. James's Church, Poole, by the Rev. .J.
Barrow, Mr. William Charles Tutt, of Dorchester, to
Julia Boyt, youngest daughter of the late Mr. James
Sansome, of Poole.
April 18, at !wenn Minister Church, by the Rev. S.
P. Downing, Patty, second daughter of Mr. John Fry, of
Preston Farm, lwerne, to Mr. Hart, yeoman, of Preston,
near YeoviL
April 9, at Wincanton, Somerset, by the Yen.
Archdeacon Grant and the Rev. T. 11. Dodington,
assisted by the Rev. H. Collins, Capt. S. T. Sargent,
43rd Light Infantry, to Elizabeth Mead, second daughter
of J. W. Eastment, Eaq. ; also, at the same time and
place, H. Holman, Esq., jun., of East Hotbly, Sussex,
to Jane Mead, fourth daughter of J. W. Eastment,
E.
DEATHS.
April 18, at Belmont, Bournemouth, George
Courtanld, Esq., of Socking Hall, Essex, aged 56.
April 12, at Kingston, Yeovil, after • protracted
illness, Harriet, the beloved and affectionate wile of
Mr. J. Woodman, aged 39.
April 12, at Evercreech, Miss Ann Boyce Gene,
aged 74.
April 13, at Yetminater, Mr. William Cooper,
aged 78.
April 14, at Cerne Abbas, Mr. Joseph Knell, aged
93 years.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIL)
RICTUS'S Tin 1117 RA WS.
Posta, April 22.
The Minister of public worship strictly prohibited
national prayers in the churches of Warsaw, other-
wise the military would interfere. Two higher classes
of the Radom school closed.
Toms, April 22.
Raliggi is indisposed, and it is behaved he will
not preside for some days. The italic mays :—Gesi-
baldi will not attend the sittings of deputies for MOO
days, as his health demands repose. It is said he
will go to Mogi.
Tuoitx, April 21.
At the present moment all Russian troops Sr. Oft.
oentrated at Warsaw. The Provinces are divested
of soldiers. The Cossacks have sat firs to the city
of Chelin for the purpose of plundering it. The fire,
however, has been extinguished. 11 is said the
Emperor himself will designate the persona who are
to be called to official Inactions.