The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-10 00:00:00

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REGISTERED AT TB,: CFNERAL POST•OFFICR FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD,.
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L
, 1861. . PRICE, 3d.: STAMPED, 4d
...:Atb,-, IN A ONE
_pkiNitsay Divalak FOR
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DORCHESTER MARKET COUNTY BALL. TO THE coVERNOHS OF THE DoEsET T. 0 A. N
•,
.A GR ICU L 7.1.11 A L REPOS! TOR l SALES.
TAM ES YEARsLEY hat' the honour to COUNT- ii();;PiT AL.
••::(11:1:11 OS' 7711; 111.7.'''.
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11l alitionnt, th.it there IR ill he a col' STY BALL, 1f Y LORDS, LAM Es, AND OE .TL}_-
MESSRS. BAKER and E" th Ihd
NSOR beg to ter e hiwilet dietietimh. 4 P.orwiece, at the /
i J- MEX.-31r. Tap m pei:meet the id,ire of Slug. Mt
IL annollUee that their I'll itISTMAIA SALE of Aiiiirtini.r u.o.n.i. T.iWN HALL. DoEttILRTER, Olt to Cie lioe.el Comity Ith-plml, out Thur,hiy tit, ::: t
• • •
FAT STOIM will be held on HATI•RDAY, DECEM• TIIIALsi)•".* JANUARY 2'4' 112' ult. ; awl I Lite the eurd im ni eAt portuty ~, mtetum e••.. ! i• •
DER ii, Itail. 1..0ir PATRONEttit.3 : awrvietii to tin th.• siicomy. Wok.: held the elm ,I•
wilt .I! flume l!litr....;emi to prjr iii,pitnl '
In the CATTLE M lIIKET, at 12 o'clock. I. %lA' lifiii:V Collll,e, awmainle I With the ilittiiis of
LADY PRESENT ENTR POLTDMIZE lEE. Pubeecluent cherge, for ~iiiiie -
- MKS. K Eli SEY MElt radii iii ll.iii tonsil - '
9 Superior Fat Hereford liciferp, the property of Mr. Mits. NII Ki:11).11: korn.4l, 11. e Teni!--
I t ItoVll, of it...to.t. . II IN. TEI lATE lII'LLCIt FC of lb°, de.'
8 Prime F.it Hereford Heifers, the property of Mr. MRS. FELL° wRi .
L. GoovEs. of Mdeinniie. STEWARDS:
1 Superior Fat Devon Heifer, of
Mr EtiwAtilt POPE. .rare quality, the
THE hilt: It SHEICIFF OF THE COl'''''''
property of .
PHU)
5 Eseell-ot Fat Hereford Ileifen, the property of POLTIMOPE
11. KIT NEYMEII,
Mr. Humor. Wytiford.
It. 11. ikIlE1:11/AN -
22 Porn, Fat 11,ifers.
2 Fat Oxen. 2 Fat Scotch Steers. J.
J
4 Fat Calves. . E.l,
4 Barren Hereford Heifers.
:1 Harrenere. .
600-Prime Fat Horn Wethers.
10 gatmordinary Fat ditto.
NO Prime Yet Down Wither,
40 Ditto Fear a_ell tii.--
.-7: 411Pielawilas-""
vo •
mil

THE ACCIDENTAL DEATH
INSURANCE COMPANY
Hass paid, in the last Twelve Years, the rum el
One llandred lclty.tbree Tbousaad roma
on among of
light Thousand Perseus killed Sr Inlured Is/—
ACCIDENTS OF RIDING,
ACCIDENTS OF DRIVING,
ACCIDENTS OF HUNTING.
ACCIDENTS OF BOATING,
ACCIDENTS OF SHOOTING,
ACCIDENTS OF SKATING,
AMIDENTS OF RAILWAYS,
ACCIDENTS OF STEAMBOATS,
ACCIDENTS OF FARMING,
ACCIDENTS OF MACHINERY,
ACCIDENTS WITH TOOLS.
ACCIDENTS WITH FIRS,
ACCIDENTS WITH RIFLES,
ACCIDENTS AT HOME,
ACCIDENTS IN THE FIELD,
ACCIDENTS IN THE SHOP.
ACCIDENTS IN THE FACTORY,
ACCIDENTS ABROAD.
For Rates, Forma of Application, and all other Wm,
;nation, apply to the Chief Office, 7, Bank BaUdisis,
Lothbury, London.
EDWARD SOLLY, Masagast.

IA IIT PATBONEI43OI :
LtliY MOLY
LADY Pt Hal MORE
Mits. KER SEVMER
Mts. NUM:MAN
3I I:'. Tlto YTE lULLOK
MRS. FELLoW
StewAtms:
THE HIGH SHERIFF OF TIIE COUNTY'
Llllll POLTIHOHR
H. Milt hi:nit:l% E‘Q..
It. IL AIIERIDAN,Esi., M.P.
J. WELhi E.
Esq.
It. I'. FETIIPI T''hl.UGhl, ESQ.
111:01rE 11111,LocK, Esp.
- A. B. FosTElt, Esq.
31A.101tH EltAl, SHIRLEY
CAPT AIN WILLI.% AIM
HA It.NA Ito (Fusileer Ouanl4
Ilkffebratiii; *ear tatrrt I, let. OW

9 Superior Fat !Hereford fleiferf, the property of Mr.
; eiby LI. of ito.wood.
8 Prime Fat Hereford Heifers, the property of Mr.
L. Geovt.s, of Mrleumtm.
1 Superior Fat Heron Heifer, of rare quality, the
property of Mr. Eowsui) Pors.
% Ezerii-ut Fat Hereford Ileifen, Um property of
Mr. Brume. Wytiford.
22 Prime Fat 11,ifrra.
2 Fat then. 2 Fat Scotch Steers.
4 Fat Calera.
4 Herren Hereford Heifers.
3 Harrenera.
GO Prime Vat Horn Watlier,.
Katmordinary Fat ditto.
NO Prime Fat flown Wethers.
40 Ditto Four e 4 tilt-Tooth Withers.
.*!.e' • _lOl. - •
Yet Down Ewes.
20 Ditto ditto
10 Ditto ditto
F, Ifittn ditto
C Fat Stags.

As but little accurate knowledge of the subject pre- I
seilh in Sughtid. we t nven hiek it coient to picf .ce uur I Tin: Guardians
ans are desirous of receiving
TENDERI.; fur supplying the Union with
cspiatt.ttimoi of the advautagts accord"' to thu auk ; ....Eat,
of
the
heti
5ee,..,6
roue.
FLOUR of the
I
perd..ra to Cita Idian, I.y a popular eNpe,ition of the ...,
he t quality, 511i4T, and GROCERIES Irons the 2titli
es '.ating got, oh Alfons in Spain.
lily of I tEC Ell B lilt:instant to the 29th day of MARCH,
The Prince is the lugitinsase heir to the throne of i 1+4,i2. Forms of Twders may be obtained un amine*.
Spain, whilst his well-heown liberal upiniiins hatu COW' i tin, at my Of,, corm, Abbas, and ni" be delivered
stitmcd him the elected cauditlatu of lie pat ty of pru- I at the Workhouse, sealed, before 11 o'clock in the f0re-
,:r...... Thus happily uniting in support of his cause— 1 noon of wedncv.ivy. the 11th do
of December instant.
herviiitary right—aud the hulks anti the aspirations of ; .
the gnat majority of the ripsisiali retitle. ; 411 persons having CI.AIIIB on this Union are re-
. ailed to send the particrulara thereof to me on or
-... tree rah .a . IV.. , 1 0161111144Uat II do' ftelVitlP : the dab drr- of thrills?, utrat;weiJd
Is itilit :ogNiihr Irlei'vered will not IMI paid uotil the eud of
l'rinee of ho. clown, was DO a WM. 01 iilletie..loll, out a the neat iptarter.
War of Wilt ic.‘ll principles ; the 1.1-6,rals took i llo: hi. lc a
the in itifant tetecii ; the .11.sulutiats took the aide ;
ui Dan t:alluit.

FINAL ILEDUUTION Ulf WINE DUTIES
from lid January, 1861.
AIT dr A. GILDEY Wine Spirit and
TY • Lbusirlml,drt.rs and Distillere, *--"F -
3.17, Oxford Street, London, W,
31, Upper r.nieltrille Street. Dublin,
12, St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh.
From NO to 1000 casks of Wine always on the
sex ii.tling, in tbrilliant condition, fit for immediate use.

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.Ist.awis!Osinali-riceS,

i-Aagm1im0,01%.0110,6"./4P4,.., „

KEYZOR and BEND()NI3 TWO GUINEA
BINOCULAR FIELD or OPERA °LABS mat
carriage free, on receipt of post-office order, to say put
of the United Kingdom. The extraordinary pease of
this instrument renders it adapted to answer the COM.
bitted purposes of telescope and opera glass. It will de-
fine objects distinctly at ten miles distance is suitable
for the theatre, racecourse, sportsmen, tourist., and
general out-door observations. Only to be obtained of
EEVZOR BENDON (Sneremors to Harris and Bon),
Opticians, rio. High Holborn, London, WC.—lllus.
tutted Price List of Optical and Mathematical Install.
mentos free, on receipt of two stamps.

By order.
WILLIAM BEACH, Clerk.
Came Abbas, Dec. fitb,

The victory or the Itoen, aided by England and
Frauc..;o.. obi iiu,l 1111111 Z 1111110 14 ••Lib.rty"; and it
wua a gotier..l beii f that thew:dor:li Spain would
easter froo.y on iii.• career of lihor .1 50h0u..., But
ouch hopow /.40011 lispututll
tjaveis Ito heealix one of the wannest bap-
porters ..falasolution • awl, 11 1111! ( 111 14 a 1.0114i111-
ii./liill GOVICM111:11t Lltl4 6,11 res.errul, it was only
that it usipit ho u..l lAA a mask or deaguiw, to decsive
Spain cud th•• wholo .4 Cuiol.a.
Thu f the Court .4 Don I %Mos are iii the pre-
mlit day t.,1t0 foam! in &hot of qoell Isalsdla, and
or. it tip. l• to 1,10.. w, nie there to to met with. Old
ratio r I oI A Wllllll parliwn .4 I /011 C•rloa, is now
Cardinal 1'..1.1..te of :vain ; trIPo ii, the Captain
General of 311drid, is an old Corlist .111. or, as have also
teen ci,diy other per.ons ikow bolding high ismitionis in
office.

Al their REPOSIViItY, at:; o'clock:

TOWNHALL, DORCHESTER.

W. G.'s connexion—el:tending to 25,000 Yawl-
lies, awl upwards of 80 of the chief Hospitals, Military
Memos, and Public I ustitutions—offers every reasoneble
guarantee to inspire confidence in their suede of baud.
new,.

Cliesout led Colt. 3 years. 16 hands, quiet in
hawse. .

Strong Black Horse, 151 hands, good in single and
&nide !same.. -

ON THURSDAY EVENING, December 12.
1861, MR. II %Vitt SPOI)NER (of Itridport)
will gir,. in Itesilin4 from shuk.pe.re's " OTHELLO."
IQ: the beeetit of the lloltelltATElt WORKINt;
INsTITI'TE. M:.jor•Gentral klictitA, has kindly eoo.
stilted to prc.i.le on the oera.ion.
During the inttrvali of the Reading a Selection of
Id ode will be given.
'loon Opel. at half-past Seven, to commence at Eight
_ _

Black Cart Horse, hix years, 16 hands, Bound and
gord in Harness.
An Actire Black Cart Mare, 14 handy, a good
worker: _ _

Tha ustom-house returns for ISM show that W. k
A. G. paid duty tin the course of the year) on 100,074
gallons of Wine.
WINES FROM FR.ANCE.—Sound Dinner Clarets,
from Us., Sparkling ClUtlllpOpe from 325., Sparkling
St. Pcray, and ditto White Burgundy 425., and
Sparkling Red Burgundy, 45a. per dozen.
For all utter White and Red French Wines see page
6, 7. and 5, of Book of Prices sent on application.
WINES FROM RHINE. —Sound ',limier Hoek.
twin lb., and Moselle. from I6s. Sparkling Moselles
and ditto Hocks fr :Uts. For all other ()ermon
Wines see page 8 and Dot Book of Prices sent on appli-
cation.

DINT, CHIO3IOIIZTIR, WATCH, A CLOCK ILLIZIL

A M cll-bred Chesnut Mare, • ft en,l clever
Hnntread, has been in liarneas ; id to he Kohl only in
conscunrnee of not being up to the °traced weight.
Cliedtint Irivia Horde, my" King Min," F. year,. 15
hands, setuol, fa.t, anil reinarkah:y clever with hounds.
10 New Wagon Covers. A Light Pheatou with head.

to the queen a..d Prlnce CAnwoort.sse
Maker of the Great Clock for the House of Parliament,
INV ITES attention to the superior workmanship
nod elegance of design of hie enema. Stook of Wigan,
aed Drawing Mon Cio,ka.
Ladies' Gold Vorews Watches
Oen I lelnevis do.
1A....* or GPMINOIIIa% Gold English Lever Ketches le
SI reitz Niko!"

_
'I lel. is, Front Srata, 2.. ; Second Seats, ; Rack
141., to be lout at T. Patch's Library, arid of the
Librarian, South-street.
Nes4l.tra tef Il.e Itistante tititaitte,i Fete.

Cow Stock and Sleep ulna be brought to the Cattle
Market by 10 o'clock ou the Morning of Salo.

1 The Pre.a is continually being prosecuted, and all free
expresdon of opinion is proldbdeal ; religi.o., komi,i,m
I Is rampant, iinaurting to the Court of queen Isabella a
great Analogy to that of Ow 1,61 n 1111 l such
! the Aliso inn dy wedy. I $3l ll.'ll the S. cowl • I
in the gaols of OrAtlada. :L., il:r, 1. a I Malaga, j
. in t!..• gallies of Cents, are c.viviets Of the reign of !
al :et a. I ~i;ells, %%hose only c. hue emsists in reading 1
toe Ihlde a ill t 1111 s 11, or ill profesdn,... some slight ,
Warar loc.: ed opinion flout taw dogmas of tile established !
; It, bravest and trnest supwarteas of the old Liberal !
j party have died in 1.':..11e it r on the sciatjohl, ur still lave !
I a cured foon p alitic .1 Ifs. Indavidual security as at the
mercy of t love •ut agents. The national credit has '
! ae.ii aboas...s. al by the hol withal( the queen's (;014:111. ,
Iliclat. tut atli huktela .4 aspaiii.li yea taicate. eau VoIICII. 1
Whilat tits elieuttragt•lmlit atroUlt ,I to Use ' piitons !
slave trade, in the Lace of the must po.itive engagements
I he it. huipr.., 0.11. ;01..111. .4 IlleilAlle 01 till lit' or hatims !
; C hick sai atweraiptilon 4 01i , 611411111 Call 111011 00 111
' I.i" •li-iiiiii.l6l and 11.16.! people. Of the gratitude of
li the t/aicen's Ifoverion. int, England and France. who
1 atlorded it Oyu. as 1, l anl bear tedimony. lis almost
. every Calle a line of policy lias been pursued by the
! (pact ta's Cover 1111 l oat ft VOl 11110 r with 60 views and
ai lull:AA of its tans great supporteas. although these
vie A, and interests are in ta.ality identical with those of
j the. Spanob veld.%
' A {Turtling a atiark..l contrast Is, that of th • Q.ieen. we
lin i the ....mina of the home I 5011 Juan; was., nurtured
iu the school of misfortune. awl Lining lived during the
' last twelve years ill Is:.. country. has learbeill that the
real greatness of P. sits is lowed upon the affections
, .d their pa ople ; and who, frAtikly room:lewd the
hereditary twilit 1111 l s of his family, has shown in all his
ll:mite:tots anal public net, that he i.I a truly etilight-
; cool Prince, whose iiira_.6, political. ralliglolol, abli
, economical, cre Modica with those .Af the great pro-
; grossive p !iv of our t 11111.4. The Numb la Liberals
. havu mcluctett ililll as their candidate for the Throne, awl
woner or baler the voice of the entire nation will call
j him 0 (lost plied which h 6 birtloriglit Las already
I assigned him.
I In order prAperly to otimate the probabilities in lii.
. Cor•uar. sues,.... tit while to .0....rfe 1.1.... the ~.•.OuLtuo
! of Oeneral o'ls :I in 1..:•4 had for it* auto tehjtet to
' th:thruce the Iltiaam; Unit her continuance on. tine throne
! was wade tlaialUlaut Itiattt the VutC of the Curtest itUd
' that. although it was weak enough to ph.eu confidence
1
in the soh inn pnoniscs sine made in her losnailiAtina
speech, to be faithful for the future to the wonstitution.
a.
.1,,,,, oiteu.6tr of uscialwrs a the 1',..r:r0 oda far der

GROCERY, PROVISION, AND SEED
WAREHoI'SE,

The Auctioneers sill provide Aee ~,,, modation and
KEIT fur the Stuck sent the day before the Sale at
moderate charges. and will send drovers to the Railway
Stations to take charge uf Stuck sent by red.

—WISE. FROM PONTUCAL.—Port, 5 fears in the
wool, Ns., or in casks, £4 is. Gd. per pII., and
1:15 I:in. per 2S gall. For 1111 Other Sherries see page 4
of Hook of Pricesi—l.k.nt on application.
WINKS 1:1t()M SPA IN.—Sound Dinner Sherry. 245.
or in riel 1:4 114. tkl. per 7 gall., Li 19a. 3d. peril gal.
and 1.15 I. per tt gall. For all other Sherries sec
page 4 of Book of Prices, sent on application.
........ ...... —...........

(idalCutes's 00Id Cotopen.ilos Bal;;;Jo *Mei.;
Do. Silver do.
Maria. Clkrooometort
(3,.14 Silver.rocket Cbrooomet en, dotromasionl, Ti,*,

No. 25. HIGH EAST-STREET, DORCHESTER.

and liraeket Cloaks, of ovary daseriptiOo. Lo Warta ainora.
sumo or Londou made Fine trold Albert sod (Aran! Chasm, Is.
Mar, nl. Strand ; 34 mai 35, ltoyal Ktehang• ; and at bbe
Cl.n.k and Monne Compass rectory, aotnertat Wbarf. Waal.
London.

Af LUKE GROVES begs respectfully to
J. thank the Inhabitants of Itouctiraiku and its
Neighbourleaal for the very kind patronage NO long
lc..towe.l on her late lamented Iluiband, and to inforut
skein that she will TI I. L CA It BY ON THE
HUM NEttts fur the betteht of Herself and Children,
with the stwistance of her Brothers, and other com-
petent Per.eus in the Grocery an.l Proviaiou Trade,
and hopes for a continuant., of their favours.

AITANTED, a GOOD PLAIN COOK, in a
V mall family. Tha best character required.
Apply, "11. M. tiidenhain'a Library, Poole.

NOTICZ TO =TONTO'S.

WINES FROM TUE 'CAPE OV •Gooil HOYE—
Port, Sherry, Madeira, &a., Ids., or in casks, £2
pei 7 gall., In I7A. 34. per 1-11 gall., £ll us. per V gai-
n*. other Cape Wines, see pages 2 and 3 of Book Prices,
sent on application.

OFFICE FOR PATRNTS 4. TRAFALO•R
CiI•RING CROBB, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) at to tie COOT of errerrs,
for Groat Britain or foreign countries. Advice sad amistimmt
in disputing of or working invention.. Branca oEnts mid wow
cies in every coutioental slat* and ia America. EsMbh•bal 110
yews. Fa information as to expired or *Mating patents all
bome or abroad. Apply personally or by letter to
-

TO WIIBELIVRIGII7'S AND OTHERS.

WINES. FRI /11 MARSAT.A.—Tironte Manilla, 20a.
or in cask, g 3 G. 1.1. per 7 gall., 131 11.. 3d. per 14
gall., 1:10 :Ix. 4;1. per 22 gall. For other :gamins, see
page 3 of Book of Prices, sent on application
SPIRITS.- -All of the highest strength allowed by
law. Mee page. 10 ond 11 in Book of Pric .
GIN, Excellent Household, full strength 13s. per gall
BRANDY." Universal" Do. Ns. lid. „
Im. Finest Cognac Ito. 245.
RUM. Finest J MIMI= Do. 18s. OP
WHISKEY, Finest Scotch or Irish 1/o. lris. „
1101.LANDm, Geneva, Finest Do. 14s.

PIDDLETOW N, DORSET.

Kum liithiCZ & 4., Pitsat-088s,
6, TammiaLs 846aais, Ouzo. Cams, Lams. W.C.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

W. G. BRYEIt having received in-
LV struetiuo Iman the Assigneee of 3lr. %V. DitANANT,
melee an Assignment for the hem lii of erralitors, wall
BEM. BY A UUTION, on the Premises. on TUESDAY,
DECEIIIiER Fhb. 1861, the whole t.f his

ALL PERSONS having any CLAIMS or
1,1:11.ANINI on the Esdate of the late 11r. LUKE
1:10 IVES. of I Nfitelli:,4l4.R, in the County of Dorset,
Gr.wer and Provision Ikeler, deceased, PTO hereby
required to salad the particulars thereof to ine, the
meter Mord, in order Butt tl:e ester may be examined
awl ;Nutmeg...l ; And ALL PERSONS intleht•id to the
said I: MOM'S, are hereby required to pay their
n.spective Accounts to me, the undersigned, as early as
possible, Mutable me to wind up the Estate.
ELIZABETH GROVES,
Aihninistratris of the said Luke Groves.
25, High East•street, November 26, 1861.

To MARK YOUR LINICN expeditiously
and effectively, nolk Jatteen's New Patest
Marking Ink Press. Prise, with hilver-plated Die, Ink,
he. complete, 25e.

STOCK-IN-TRADE,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNITURE, AND
OTHER EFFECTS,

To TAMP YOUR OWN PAPER with your
Crest—lnals—Residence. or ?hale, Easiness and
Adanwi, get J bREETTII inipm.red EMBoSSING
PEENS. Price, with Die and Counterpart, including
Engraving, complete, from 14s. 6.1.
Upwards of 30,000 different impressions taken by
these Presses have been registered.
37, Pouvrar, City, and 66, REGISTATIMIT. London.

Do. in 01:iginal ea'ses u imported, 325. per &us

Compriaing 12 pair of Dry Warn Stocks, about 24
dozen Spokes, 24 dozen Folioed, quantity of Oak, Beech,
and Elm Plank and Marl, piece of Mahogany, 1 good
Oak Batt. :1 Ash anal 2 Elm ditto, Deal Board. 4 Oak
Oates, unfinished Wagon Body anal Wagon Whet's,
Pair Trucks, 2 new Oak Barrows, :1 new Wheelbarrows,
I new Bung Putt, (lig Springs, Anise, and Wheels,
capital Lathe, Grindstone, Pit and other Sawa, Iron
Cramps, Benches, Vice, Paint.stone and Muller, Screw
Jack, about lbs. Redlead, and 20 lbs. Illw•klead, Oil
Cans, MAMA and Scales, sundry small Drawers. act of
Cia Harness, set of C at Breeching. Saddle and Bridle,
Spring Cart, small Wagr n, Dung Putt, Corn Bin, and
annilries.

Cheques should be crossed to our Bankers, the HANK
OF ENI LA NIL and Pled, Office Orders made payable
to the Oeueral Post Office. London.

4
IP CO

CAB RI
• THE OLD ESTABLISHED '

The FURNITURE consists of Four-post. Tent, and
other Bedsteads, Feather Beds, BulAters. and Pillows,
Blanks* Sheila, and t 'ounterpanes. Mattresses, Painted
Dremiug Tables and tVesii hand Stands, Swing Wows,
Couch, Mahogany circular-front and Oak Chests of
Drawers. 2 Painted ditto, Easy Chair. Towel Horses,
Night Cummisles, Chairs, W edgwood Foot Pan. Itidstte,
large ('molar Clothes Chest, and other Articles: Ma-
hogany-framed Sofa, 6 And 2 arm Mahogany-loused
Ilairmeat Chain, handsome Mahogany tleeretarie and
Bookcase, sundry Books. Work Table, 2 pair Muslin
Curtains, Rings, and Pules. Pier them, Barometer,
f:himney Ornaments. Fenders and Fireirone, Carpet and
Rug. Copper Coal Scuttle, Engravings, Odes Writing
Desk and Stool, Bugle, pair of Gig Limps, Brass and
other Candlesticks, Brass Pestle and Mortar. 2 Oil
Paintings, Oak 2-leaf Dining Table, Deal Telescope
ditto, with shifting I • a good Mangle. Tea Trays.
Dinner and lea Ware, Firedog*, Plate Rack, large
Copper Boiler, Iron ditto, Saucepan*, Gridirons, Coffee
Pot. Tea Kettles, Knives and Forks, Washing Tuba,
Caeks, Lead Salters anti other Kitchen Requisites.
Also, a good Mash Tub (for 4 seeks), 2 Coolers and
Trestles, Hop Strainer, large Iron Furnace and Fisiap,
empty Butts, Hopheads and smaller Casks, 2 new Hen
Coors, he.
In consequence of the number of le4s the Auctioneer
in rites au early attnulance.
air Sale at Eleven for Twelve o'Clock precisely.

ri A RILIKVA SELV-ADIIRSIVX TKKI'II sad 8011 T 01.110,
I u .1. in .4 • 4.1.. sr. warranted to •••••-ne4 .• es this
h•cul, 1.1441 mseAS.4l. Ants hard. l'onent idalegisle sn4 11..41441
s.i.hlp4inSiio 1...4 ssl.r.lle.l at hall Um ssasl cn•lni
tiAnl:l. 1.. the sUblbrstalls,bobl 'buffoon I.entms.(l..pl••••• / N.
1.I•I144 lIAIII.F.T ST. CAT?. 5.111511 mt. I.OSDOIIe
121. 1.110: ST . IAWARIVIOI.. ANIS, h/W 5. BIL4IIIIII/AIIAII.

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL.
Thla I I..entni EFAollill Oil f"'
ppea(gone 11. email.. rest..rina, the 111.11 WI
Haar. rear 31. 6.! : :6 10. 4(1.; (equal so b., are(l SI. per Darn.

K.:C.640.4m. tit. Per as e;plsastiOn of their 4srehis uow••••••••
isphshh the -1.... le.tmoahil, it..es ..11thettsla Pearliest Tfeattal
cai the velh.. P•et fo •ha spithestioa.
.4311.1:1CAX ItA I. T EV.III. 4 le 7. P. nal IS guises. pet tise.
e,gl. I. th an•l rhe Set. at p 1.14 ah.elsrals theses, 0.0
'the hal% f ..:thred 1.1,1 enmity pat, eta

ROWUkNDS' KALYDOR.
Podneo• a 11,ALTRY PI'RITY of .nrl,,fon. and a anflnfla and
fieleso, •.f salt, 000lInc. •nd Par,f3,ag. II .11
Cantonal. Frandlona lar.. Tan, add ',mooloralsou. roe. ow d.
sad on ed. per 11.4.1..

pesei.m.
Every tiny the absoluti-t tendencies of the Queen la-
conic mute pionottiossl, 1,11,1 her conduct to the patty of
11D,01.64 more decal al and treacherous. This oeverance
ot all connection with tie- Court daily &dila to the
strength mid taqinlarity of the Liberals ; so that it Ints
become a matter of certainty that the first shock or
political comiliotion will pet an end to the reign of the
tineen, tine clo-ing for . act tile list of tho-e monarchs
of spain who have look ,e 1 upon the Spaniards as their
lir"Pf,rlS.
liy • natural death, by a revolution, by the first out.
break or pronanciamiento, an issent on/ frequent in
Spanish polities, the queen must lose her throne, and in
any such event the Prince lion Juan is the only person
olio can occupy it; being at the name time tl.e
rightful heir and thin holder of tile suffrages of tl.o
Sp.nish n
Prince Don Juan will inaugurate a new era in Spanish
politics. Ili* accession to power will afford a guarantee
for the development of liberal ideaa in the internal
government of the country, whilst his foreign policy
will he in harmony with that of the nations of Western
Europe.
Accepting the revolutionary attiiude winch the illegal
AC:. of tlit• present Spai.ish liov.rnineut not only justify
hiit ~,,, pel him to Lite, the Prince has resolved to be
prepat.,l for a roll, illgal,Cy whirl, Ally day may bring
abont, mai in which filloln 11,4.: necessarily he waisted.
With these views an look for support in the distribu-
tion of this boan—
To all interested in the peace of Enrope,ss the prompt
extension of the Prince futile throne co elone,in ouch
a contingency as mil 4 soon arise-, save us from the
compile& ious that in the course of political events
would otherwise arise.
To all friend* of civil and religious liberty, as lois
principles are identical with their own.
To the orloonClan of slavery, who will find in the
l'rince a warm friend, and an energetic auppressor
of this debasing traffic.
To all creditora of the Spanish Government, whose
just claims would be at once recognised and
eh trged.
To the friends of emninercial and industrial progress,
an "Ile of the flint cart, .4 the new Gover ttttt eut
would be to the remodeiling of the upon
free trade principles, end the development of the
i tttttt ens.) natural aonrees of the kingdom.
And finally, to all who desire for • if nail outlay to
acquire, at a period Mona or less remote, but
alinoat certain to arrive, AD euloruluu,un return,
it only now renediss for us to explain the financial
posit ion of the Loan.
The Bends are an obligation to pay their amount to
the bearer in Crown 1.1.1 s or houses with interest,
from jut July, DEL at the rate f 3 fey cent per
,uunu,ul. on the acotanioll of the Prince Dun Juan de
Dorbou to the St AIDA, throue.
The total amount to In innUC,I in in DO cape to
• teeeil one half of the value of the
be lands,., forests,
dwelling-houses. 11l i l and other prom-Mll .longing
to tlni Royal Patri 1111 l ny. and which are not required
for the necessitiea, decorum, or dignityzof the Crown.
The whole .4 this property, which in of immense
value (aid gli now, owing to the comiption and pecu-
lation of the adminktraturs, producing a couit.ratively
small revenue to thg t rown), in iledged as • guarantee
for this Loan:
So aoim after the proclamation of Don Juan ail King
of the Sputiiards an
pertha, with the exception of the Dojo! palaces and
re4lences, will be veered for sale by public auction,
OH'! toad lk Bond, of At ammo, LoOlt Aare tux all
recoup...l. I.eulkr pap°. cur money k rcerirrd iii
Palborol for the acme.
The Stock will be accepted at its full nominal value,
with the accumulated interest at 3 pee- cent., from lit
July, ISfil, to the day of liquidation.
Ity this ils ration the Crown propertiea, whieli are
now elitelly a Waree of weal:11 to corrupt ad .
abut favourites, wall be brought int., active
enployml ut, and made to furthei the ineterial pros-
perity .4 the nation, insteiel of beiog an now SO many
drags upon HA progresie The -y nspitreil will be
rais..l in a manner entailing no lohlitiot, to tin, p.m;
Debt. Ahil tln- combination devised is if anal a
r.ature, that the bohlers of the Bonds of the pr. rent
Loan are almost cei tail. to realeal an enormous profit on
their it.
Since there cati be no doubt of the avidity with which
the Crown propetties will he purchased, and since no
one hut the lodates of the Bonds of the pre.nt Loan
will be in a position to purchase, it follows that the
inevitable e petition for their 1101 Pa n”ioo will enhance
the Wier of the Hoods much beyond their full nominal
value. 1,. thiS Way holders, who may liot be
diaposed So perch.e lands or other property in Spain,
are certain to derive their due advantage in the shape
of the increaxed value of their Stock. It,, also el. .r
that as sales progress, and as the Bonds in circulation
shall have consequently diminished, the ultimate
holdeun must obtain all tallerillolls I,remiuuu, fur their
investment ; every sale. and eono 'limit absorption of
the Bond., adding materially to the value of those still
outatorrling.
We are authorised to issue 4,000 Bands of 1,000 dole.
(Nue! to 1210 each,) at 10 per cent, of their nominal
value Isay 1:21).
Subscribers must forward the sum of int to an, for
each It. ii.l they intend to imbserilse for. by enclosing
Bella, Dank-notes (in registered leiter). Cheeks or
Pestodfies orders payable to our firm (the two latter to
croased), or by tareonal payment of the amount at
61/1 Counting Mame, ;It% Cannon Street. bunion, E.C.
11F.111NAL. CelKdilein :NEWMAN L CO.

Corrtsponbinct.

ROWLANDS' 0 DONTO,
OI LEARI. 1.1 NIII FurE.

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL

0.1111,0•INIMI ()rt.-MAI Ingredients—it !el pro I • reeet.hke telt.tehrers to
lhe Tee It...reeve tee T. t•t and hint• of tneteteet tleeay.efreert Lea. the
Bum, 21,1 rs • Jell,L, hemmer. to the 'heath Pelee ht %I per
Pohl at M. Ilati,n asden, arte t' h ern I tts awl Foetus...S.
far Aek for " IWIVLANDIE" twee:lm

To the Editor qf he Dorm (burst' Z.rprea. dia4
AgriNatural °casette.

Si.,—! beaten to lay before your reader, the web.
stance of a reply made to my complaint of the 1/1/60/0/f
in which a polling paper had been dealt with, under
the direction of General Idabel. It ia, that, as the
letter incimed IVY not produced, the Committee
could not espies* an opinion on the transaction.
Now neither I, nor the gentleman to salons the
polling paper was returned, hare any knowledge of
a letter haring been so inclosed. But, as Mr. John
Brown was in attendance on the Committee. I shield
have thought that, bad the Committee wished it, be
could have enlightened them as to the contents of
any letter he had sent.
1 am, Sir, your obedient servant.
ALFRED EIIBON.
Dorchester, Dec. 9, 1861.

ELECTION OF SUKOF.ON TO THE DORSET
COUNTY HOSPITAL.

TO the Editor of the
.Dorset County Erpreu eta

Agricultural Gazette.

Sin,—l beg to request the favour of your insert•
ing in your paper the following observations in
answer to the letter written by Mr. Erase°. and In.
petted in your paper, and also in the Dorset County
(lironiele last week, wherein my name is mentioned
respecting a voting paper which had been returned
to • enter to be signed.
It is not my intention to indulge in reerioninw.
tions, or to enter on • paper war, but simply to
place the facts before the public, which stii as
' follows:—
This taint( paper wee, as stated by Mr. EMIIOO,
sent to the Hospital without any signature or name
inserted. I was asked what was to be done with it,
and my answer was, "Put it on the file until the
omit Comtnittee meeting."
I afterwards met General Michel, and mentioned
the circumstance to him, and he said "send it beck
and request him to sign it and return it to me." I
then wrote a note to the voter, the purport of which
directed his attention to the imperfect state of the
voting paper, and requesting him to sign it and send
it to General Michel. The reason the voter's name
was marked in pencil, and an envelope ad-
dreseed to General Michel sent with it, was only to
nave thie aged voter trouble. Neither Mr. Enteria's
name nor Mr. l'udnes were mentioned, or inserted,
because neither General Michel nor myself knew
for whom the vote was intended. May I ask why
the note which accompanied the voting pew was
not mentioned by Mr. Emaon Did Mr. Emma
get it from the voter, and if so, why was it sap
preeed Mr. Emson has been applied to for it, but
it has not yet been produced.
I deny that I have been employed by any one as
an electioneering partisan in this election. Being the
clerk to the Institution, I have restneted my Ulf-
tions oil behalf of Mr. Tudor merely by recommending
him to my personal friends whenever I met them, as
the right man for the place, and in affording iefor-
mation to any person who sought it. As r
my official duties they have been discharged lilitTLl:
favour or affection to either party. All the voting
papers were carefully made out and posted by
mlf-rtoin% and
dt
thitroiusgranuynjfatlt oinfsininuira:tiosonmeofofMliier.
friends had not received their voting papers.
I am, Sir, yours obediently,
Dorchester, Dec. 9, 18411.

JNO. BROWN.

TRICKERY OUT.

My name is John Roan, getting votes in my trade,
My masters are many, end! am well psid ,•
T have posted at Weymouth, and worked high sad kW.
But 'tie all U. P. now, with the election I trow.

With lettersand leaderewhiehhavegainedesohopplelm:
IBAtantdtttbil:itepra:""erllaig:eirtSzPrerielcakimsuis fmh"yeyri:ouli:seedwilithisa7dotte:alwwww.
put down the trap at this pnitritl'soomossad.
And hoped that • erase would soon Loom to baud;
, But it saw through my folly, sad got me into& MIS.
And sent my own little trap up to the larvae.
A n"oldl lady " was found that would puff.up my ma,
But the votem ell said, " w• know what ts shun ;"
Aucl we ran cinrad oomph:, but the YU to a stranger,
Of a to lib that would speed'', the funds mach endangers
The voter. DOW say that they don't cars • rap,
For the steward of the ship or his favourite top;
That the one in request is the man that M tried.
And the banker who screws them they all shove suds.
Illy sin. now are out mid I'd bettor roof
That the County should thank the Dora7krpreee ;
Aad when the Wadi= of surgeon shall
Baying tried all my bat, toe &tom I ulialldlood.
JOIOr lOVY

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