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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

W ELS bit/ A MISTS.

A groat number of the Mormons in Utah are W..lsh ;
and it would seem trout the report of • CLIO which Mr.
Julia. Keating kaa just tried at Chester, that some at
least of the natives oi the Principality prepare then..
selves by polygamous pracrices at home for their
entregios into the city of the saints at Salt Lake.
A men and a woman, both Welsh, were indi..ted for
bigamy. It waii shove that the man had married three
wives, and the WOUI/111 the same number of huabsuds.
The prisoners, who were separately Indicted, bad mar-
ried each other at Cheater, and It was the ill-fortune of
the woman in being called upon to give evidenoe agAiust
the man, which led to the disoavery that she else had
sonunitted bigamy. The case was still further c.aupti-
ceded by the rippearaueo of another Welsh wont in to
give evidonee against the pair. It was asoertaincil that
sals witness also yea a bigamist, and she was arrest,d.
but In her ours nobody seems to have carol to go ou
with the prosecution. Mr. Justice Keating seutai..:ed
the two prisoners to a term of Imprisonment so tli,rt
se to soon to imply. that in his opinion bigamy is SD
OfiSSOO that write with it its own punishment. —Mow
stager Gearchtet

A man nulled James Daley was aentenca el to
years' penal servitude at the Liverpool ainizr, on
Thursday, for stabbing a policeman.
The Marquis of Bute irs. promised • subsorip•i..n of
coo towards the propised scheme for reourstin4 the
choir of St. (Wes', or nigh Couch. Fainburgli.
The Right it,,. Dr. George Smith, the fir.•.
of victor., Hang Kong, died on Thursday at la•
liMokheath. He was a sin of
the late .0. Smith, of Wellington, and was born in
1814.
Tits Woll[6llol'3 Act —At Oldham, John Winter.
botnent Marley, boltumiter, was tined 20s and c.iits fur
at his works a boy mimed Frederick Wel.
hadmPtint years of age, who was not attending school.
FATAL ACCUMMT OM TUS MIDLATDIILAILWAT.. On
Friday afternoon a man named Crow, who was 'rocking
Is the Wiekwar tunnel on the above line and a little
girl who had entered the tunnel for the puriono of
wurying something to Crow, were both run over and
killed.
The will of the Late Charles liabbage
hos been proved in London under I:10,40 personally.
It is • purely family docutneut. —The will of John
Socitt, the trainer, has been sworn under E5OOO.
At the annual meeting at Manchester, on Friday, of
the National Union for the Suppression of Intemper-
sees, it we. decided to agitate fur increasing the powers
of the "migrates, linaltutg the number of houses, and
restriebeg the hours.
The Sch. understands that the Foreign Agents of
Be, MIIIONWO Government have resenved directions to
repast apes the nature and disposition of the Inter.
mama orgialrelleo In the *mettles L whisk they

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

[N AND COll PLEX IN.
A coneentrato d disiillatien from
elder flowers. This exqui.ite
prepsrstion has boon so ju-
dmiously combined with other
tfficient Ingredients as to pro-
duce one of the most agree.ble
and successful remedies for the
esti-. of It..ushoess of Skin,
Pimples, Mottle s, Chappe[l
I.ip.i.e h•n,loo. cii other “tf• . •
tionA of the oilon. roti[ely
pieyents sunburn if u•en befor.
going out of doors ;
freckles and imi.r.,ses the
',lesion. it ii pea, fly ft,.
flOlll soy gr icy to..p. rt;
too•t agtre.l,lu in Ow usit t. IVA
• shin lotus is Atogother un-
ripened. Po[pared "sly Iy A.
J. Erssu, and 301.1 in ha W....
1. lit and 2. 31.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

KATE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS

rrHE LIVER Is justly =edited with being tbs
same of mans complaints. If inactive, or oat of
order, it becomes enlarged or Irritated, produmag
Bilious Complaints, Janndioe, hieknees, Dinner on al
Spirits, Irritability of Temper, Ito. If neglected,
series of whet is called Liver Complaints is produced,
hat render life insupportable. K•YI'S WOUDILL I
PILLI bare been found of the greatest value la
disorders of the liver, restoring the organ to °omelets
health, and renovating the system.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers In Meat
Yedielnes, st Is lid., 2s sad 4s. Gd. Wboleale
Depitt,l2, Breed-street, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

ir LAUGHTON, Coos Merchant Office
. and Stores, South Western Railway Station,
Doicoakerla.
Agent for Messrs. JOIN BROODRN and SONS,
collierrowners, Tondh, South Welds, whose CELE-
BRAIifeD ?ALEX COAL ii acknowledged to be equal
to Newcastle, and considerably Liu in out.
Coals delivered in trucks direct Irons the Collieries
to ony Station on the Sonth-Weatern, Somerset and
Dorset, and other Railway'.
listimates given for lame quantities.
Agent for the National Steamship Oompsay—SWom
twat Liyorpwl W Now York:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

lUNG FEMALES.
These Pills are prepared for
young fentalts, who suffer from
tbe follovrinl aytuptosn.: Ileavi•
fatigue ou the lessat exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the hack and loins.
headache and gishliuts• on stool,
jog, extreme pallor soil yell.)*i.ls
hue of essuudexion, strellina
about the ort.s in the nioraing,
saelling of the fees, thee sity
cough, bad aisio.ti:e, groat
langour and Indicant... 4, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
indicating deficient energy of
the sotent ass 11.0 CS,I,V, to re•

mody and roomy... which tio-m

IPill; are sd.ptoil. Prqn.reil
only by A. J. 1- v*Ma. •nti
I_ in lw.ans Is Id n'.. 2.. 2.1. each.

'd COMMIS AND COLDS.

Tafe and eff•ictual retioily for
Coughs, Coble, Lea. Our trial
of Ibis. pkasaut tasting medicine
will convince that it is one of
il.e West valuable rem...dies ever
offetea to the public, by the
early use of which • very large
amount of suffering will be
tweed. Most important testi•
monials could be given did
space allow, from persons who
speak of it thus i—Peefeetly
ancoveisfol."— "Instant rellet,"—
'Two the greeert faith in it.--
•• WouPii't bu wthun leon toy
itoomnt."--14.die earn it saved
my child's life; had only given one
doss, and within two bouts the
child IMP quite another Ores.
taro" By promoting free per.
"Oration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent reactive
afoot upon the system, it wilt
generally remove all "ler:nine
'peploses in tho eoureo of 24
Lour Bold iu bottles, 7id..
Is. lid., and Z. 9,1. each. Full
directions accompany sac It
Lbottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

OF MIDDLE AGE.
( For females about the middle
age of life. These pills are in.
tended for females who suffer
from symptoms such as the
following :—Sudden giddiness,
frequent flushes of heat and
' faintness, starting in sleep at
1. night, cramp, wind in the
stomach, pains in the head, ex-
cessive nervousness, costiveness,
lux Said in boxes Is. lid.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

THE SEWERAGE QUESTION.

In spite of all that has been said, the Important 1
rice,tion yet remains, whether our present water.
ci,psipg system N not altogether a vieioue One. WO
I,h‘e no hesitation in denouncing it as at once ineffec•
tipp pad wasteful. It may take some time and a good
many valuable lives before the atulsborn English mind
pan be brought to ate the enormous advantage, both
,ppitiry and commercial, of the dry.carth system.
The supply of dry earth and the removal of its product
might he worked as easily as the supply of mut and the
removal 01 Its product. The community need not be
pet to any expense. whilst the benefits which would
be derived from inch a system are ton lsrge and int.
portant for us to rehearse at the end of an article.
We advise, therefore, the adoption of this systrin in
every country house and wherev,r otherwise pr et'e
able ; and until item be a lept,d in Our tow,.. we
emi recommend the application of the charch,...l box
filter to existing drains and sewirs, without in tiny
way admitting that the condition of Londesb,reo,ot
1.,4ge is sufficient to convict all architects of negli-
gease.—Tkc Archiktt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

PROVISIONS.

Of Fresh Butter the supply keeps very light, quality good.
The demand clears all off la lgs for firsts, 18. for sceonda, 17.
fur third., and I7s 6.1 to 134 Went Country. 04tend I4s 34
to 164 Ca per dozen. For Foreign Butter the demand continues
roxtrictal to One qualities, other .rts nerlected. N., Friesland
up to-day. Jersey sell, to tu 10e. to 12.3.; flue Normandy,
at 110 s, extra 1444, awl good 1114 1.44 13th; Kid, 120. 10 140.;
Danish llis to 1364; noel' 97. to 1084 per cwt: For lard the
demand is limited. Fine ham. (specially small sized), are
fairly axleable. Bacon continue. very quiet. at about 4s decline
since out ; Ilambro Ws to 52e landed: Waterford 50.
landed and He on board; (kirk and Limerick 82e to .54a pee
cwt. The cheese trade in general Is slow at present. For
really choice handsome cheme, English and American. there is
a moderate on lain, Ostend Rebblta 44 Id per stone. E. in
fair request at last week's price.; supply good. Tongues.—At
auction on Wednesday 150 dozen Archangel Reindeer sold at
ge to 104 yer dozen. 954 Deer Tommie sold by Hudson's Bay
Boxenenv at 94 to 114 and ordinary at Is to 7s per dozes.
Balmon.-18,432 lb@ in 1 lb tins sold at 10e to
zus tai per dozen tins, 406 casks salted at 961 to 014 per tiara
and at 651 and CDs per barrel. Bed Trout at 2114 to 39s per
barrel.

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DEVIZES, TUUSSDAT.—The following were the current prices
et this tuarket butter par lb., I.s. 3.1. to Is. 44. ;
whey ditto, ls. to Is. 14.
WOOL.

LONDON, TBOISDAT.—The wool market, although rather
quiet, ham nevertheime been characterised by • fair amount of
steadiness. The choker deecriptions have onnUoued to nom-
mend the laror share of attention. Price. have ruled arm,
gThere has been a good demand for English wool during the
last week, end an almost general advance has been realised.
Buyers begin to see that there la no chance of manufactured
golds going cheaper, and couesipmetly place their orders more
freely.
BRADFORD, T111:111111M.T. —The wool market to-day is exceed-
ingly firm, and though staplers do not perhaps In any instance
receive higher prices than they did on Monday, yet the tendency
in decidedly upward Leg week's mine could be obtained
readily. A fair quaatity of all daimon of wool ha. been geld,
the choice sort. being Atli must In favour. • good Mien am is
also doing in uolle and broke& particularly in good leek*
and Botany aorta, at firm rated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

CATTLE.

METROPOLITAN, TUVRIDAT.—Tbe number of boats la not
exceseive for the day, but Use cameo of weather and Iwo
supplies at the dead marketa have caused a dspreesion In Rae
trade. Prices on the average are lower, and • clearance can-
not be effected. We have but few cheep on offer, hue equal
In the demand, which for rowans above stated I. very limited.
Calves are MIMI, and consequently very deer. Our foreign,
supply is:waists of 330 beasts, and 1,160 abeepl
Bust Soots, Herefords • 6 to 6 1
Bed Short-horn s . .. 6 to 6
Second quality Deacts. 3 le 4
Cal% es .. 6 to 7
Diet Downs Mall-brede to 6 I
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Ilwos esoontl quality Ito 6 4
Beasts at market, 1,630; sheep and lambs, 6,170, calves,
GO ; and pip, 15.
8111TBFIELD, FamAT.—Falr &serer) supplies of meat were
on offer here to-day. Trade was dull, sod prices were weak :
Inferior beef, fis tgl to ts; middling ditto, 4. to 4s Od
prime largo ditto, 4. 64 to its led; prime small ditto, ts led to
; eal, 6s 61 to as ; lobelias mutton, 3s 8d to 4. 4d;
middling ditto, is lid to la 10.6; prime ditto, 4, 101 to 6. 24;
large pork, /le to 3s Cid ; pork, 34 ed. to is 4d per Me. by
the carcaae.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

SMUT/Mit Mt.
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BRISTOL.

Deng PROS nomialTa Danes Wm.
beeagh held as tinned ea Thursday at Redland, is
the hely of dims Low, who died somewhat suddenly
'beat two Velesk Shit wseishig. Mr. T. 0. Mayor,
deposed that he wee eaDed in to attend the
es Thursday last. The roma gibe wee in was
It a depkeible slats • no lire or hardly &liking else
In the roes. lased :he was sabering from the disesae
of the Ilves, lormighl on by ezeiseive drinking. He
believed sbe had base rairried two years to her present
blabbed, Wia. Law, who was at one time in pomesdon
of some property aad • geed beanies, bat II had been
dissipated by the &labia( habits of both. The husband
was In ill health sad amble is do say work. Ida illness
Wag Gamed by tatemperasee. Witasse had attended
him twice for delirium drowse Sarah Parsons sold
she was a eharweinsa. sad seed to work for deeemed.
SIM was swan that the demeaned sad her husband
(kaiak • " Utile," bet she had sever sees Low 111-ese or
Milk. ker. The demand wee taw for the worse on
niers pal lad. whet Dr. Mayer was mat fee. The biz
• veld in ts. seserilimes with the ...di
ad
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

To the Dinctors of

SYMES' PATENT ECONOMIC GAB COMPANY, LIMITED.
Grxrtamix,-1 beg to inform you that I have inspected
Orme' Patent Clas Apparatus, and having devoted some time
to the matter, am pleased to testily as to its economy and
ifffectivenees in working, durability, and Wean for Country
Mansions, Manufactories, Farm Buildings, also Warming
Houses, he. The simpliety, and yet completeness of the
Apparatus, the facility afforded for cleaning out the connec-
tions, the perfect collection end delivery for the overflow of
the tar, the admirable way of forming the door for closing
the Retort without luting, and the mode of working Is cer-
tainly excellent, and can with perfect Witty be used in houses
without the slighted danger ever occurring, it being specially
provided with the ucceasary safety valves. There is another
Dent I consider of importance, namely, should any renovation
be required (after weer) it can readily be done by an ordinary
pa fitter.
The result of my analysis, so made by the Patent with com-
mon coal (mid alit., per ton, retail), and 10 per cent. of
(linnet coal, was as folloin :-
4.06 cubic feet of pa from lib of coal; If per ceat. of
bydnxerbons,with no suipburetted hydrogen, carbonic :41:j
nor ammonia; infect, free from all impuriUes. With
to the illuminating properties of the same, I found it accord-
ing to Lowe's Jet Phctometer to be equal to is candles,
temperature being 62 degrom Farenheit, which is in every way
satidactory. The cost of the gas would certainly not exceed
It. per thousand cubic feet when nude from slack ; but if coal
is used, it would necessarily increase it to 21. 2d. These items
I have obtelaed from actual experiments made at various times
with Byrnes' Patent. In conclimion, I must say, I am well
satisfied with it, Rad am confident when brought before the
public, it cannot fail to be of great service to them, and prove
worthy of their support.
I have the honour to be,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

BRISTOL CHRISTMAS GREAT CATTLE ILARKIT.

Tuurgotr.—Our Christmas great market was held to-day,
and while the supply of beef was larger than we have seen here
for years, the extra fine quality was fully equal to that at
former Christmas market.; indeed, it was altogether more ,
generally excellent. We received about 80 very fine animals
from Irciand, but the English samples were, as usual, tar
superior, and some splendid beasts were shown by Mr. Reed, of
Uxbridge ; Mr. Thatcher, Gloucestershire; Mr. Hall, M Lodway;
Hr. Wood, ot Repellant ; Mi. flay, Yation, and other well-
known breeders and lumens. From Bridgwater and It. neigh•
bourhood we also had some penes glisals. Trade was rattier
slew, holden being mu want reluctant to give in to the won-
derful differetim in prime now prevailing as ciontraeed with
the excessive rates of lest (gunman. Where sales were effected,
however, holders had to submit to the prime which have ruled
recent markets, and the very beet descriptions of high.led
Uhristmaa Mina changed hands at 74a and 761 per cwt, its
being obtained in a few solitary butane*. Best DIA samples
sold very slowly at from 72s to Tbk and middling deseriptious
of Mel were difficult to sell at from 00s to lkis, This marked
difference convinced even the most sceptical that the steady
reaction which has set In is genuine. There was • Dar supply
of sheep, and It sold rather better, best is-ethers realising id
mei aid per lb, while a few choice Down sheep made lad.
There was. moderate enmity of more cattle, and though the
trade was dull, • deem., wee elected. Of Wien cows we had
a good show, but trade was exceedingly dull, there being a
groat falling off is the demand, and price were considerably
ceder. The supply of pigs was shorter, and owing to there
being hardly sufficient tee meet the requirements of the trade,
prices were firmer, and an advance was made, bacon pigs
selling at (rum be id tote Oil per mon, and porkers trees es to
gs 14.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

SAYE'S WOREIDELL'S PILLS

-- -
MBE STOMACH is the great Supplier of all
the wanta of our system. Its object is to repair
the wear and tear el life. It dieordered, its function
wages, which is followed by Indigestion, Headache,
Lowoom, of spirits, Melancholy, and in some oases In.
sanity. /Wee WORE111111:8 Pius are the best possible
Medicine for all the disorders of this organ. They
grans° it, whilst by their tonic power they give it new

;hoar.
Bold by all asemiste and other Dealers in Patent
MadWass, at la. lid., ?a. fl/41., and 4a. 6d. Wit/Ando
NW, Breaditreek London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

MONETARY ADVANCES:

£3791000 TO LEND. —A Gentle-
man, recently returned fleet
South Africa, having &maned • considerable amount
(and now connected with numerous Private (apitalists),
is open to negotiate (promptly) Advances or Cash to all
respectsble persons (male and female), in amounts
varying from £lO to 1:500, on Mere note of Sondes/one,
or leases. hit, at 4) per cent, for any term up to ten
y ears. Repayments taken by easy instalments, extend.
tng over the full term, or in ODO Dom, at the end of •
period. as may be desired. All business transacted with
the utmost privacy, sod free from 1••• or °thee charges
unfair profit not being sought.
AI re.a in petted eenfidenee, Mr. G. T. LUCA/I,llBi,
C..tup.on-ar-et, elerkenwell, London, P. C., slating
son ri quire.), bow repayable, position in life,
F.nclose three stamps for reply.

rywnvit CARTES DR VISITE, 2s. 84.,
siz, Is. 84. Carte enlarged to 10 inches, Si.,
cabinet, 23. Send Carte with Stamps, pez feat aphis
and original returned Free. LoNDOS Plioro-Cornso
COMPANY, 304, Itepot-street, opposite the Polyteehnie
and 40. High Llolborn, London.
V. B. D Pnrcure, Mumier.

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Read SRAitI"S INVESTMENT CIRCULAR (poet
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leaned Monthly ; now reedy; 12 pages.
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valuable and reliable guide.
Mews. SHARP end Co., Shanthrokon, 33, Poultry,
London, R.C.

HAIR DESTROYER.-248, High Holborn.
London.— ALEX. IUSDEN/ATORt
rt morel, anrctfluouq h.,it from tho face, luck, and arid
rituiit .1r • t . 4 1,r,c0 3,. r,4

New 1.., bent fr 14 stamps by Ike Editor.
A LEX. ROSS'S TOILET MAGAZINE.
1").. Papers on the Num, and the treatment et
Cartilage in Improving shape; lb. Eye, the Mew*
and Skin, with devises for improvement. Remipka
for all Facial lasperteeSosa, &IL !Cady 202i=
closely printed, Luz. Ease, 248,
Loiwkin. (opapite Day sad Marti's.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

TEEMING 14,..

/A asfe and effLcival lein..dv for
Wind, Gnpings in the Bowels,
Restlessness at N.ght, Am. He.
moves instantly tbe above dis-
orders to which infancy is liable
dui ing teething, giving comfort
and repose to the child, and
peace snd gladness to the parent.
I Sold in bottles 7ild., li. lid.,
( and 2s. 9,1. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

FILIOFITKIL MURHES. AT CHELTENHAM.

A girl of lit, named Emily Gardner, the daughter of
$ „mph, who keen the Early Dawn public-house, at
Cheltenham, and Jones • beker, lo employment in the
town, were on terms of intimacy. On Sunday night,
Jones and the deceased amompanied the sister of the
letter to her place of service, about a mile uff, in
Sachem villa.. They reached there at ten o'clock,
wished the dieter good night, and returned towards
borne. A little later a person passing the end of a lane
near Barham villas, heard the voice of • man, and saw
a wan pulling something towards the ditch, and board
Ma words, "Lie there, you—" ; but as be thought it
was merely • row between two drunken men he walked
on. At • quarter to eleven the men Jones returned to
his father's house bleeding from • severe gash in his
cheek, and covered with blood. Be told hie father
that he " bad murdered Gardner s daughter," and
repeated this several times to neighbonn who came in,
adding, "She took • rasa from her pocket to cat my
throat, and I cut bers " He also said sbe would be found
In the lane at the bank og Wellington-square. Two
young men with P.S. Beard went to the spot, and
there found the body of the deceased, with the heed
re-arly severed from the body, and near it • large pool
blood, from the middle of which it bad evidently
been dragged to where It lay. The body was lying on
its teen. underneath it was the poor girl's muff, with
her right hand still in it. and near her, in the blood,
were several little things belonging to her, snob as
wrings, cuff., end pocket handkerchief. Her death
most have been instantaneous. In addition to two
frightful gashes in her throat, she was also terribly
gulled aortas the fain in two places. Jones had his
wounds attended to, and stated' She began it, and I
heished It." The prisoner is • man of middle height,
cite, sad very youthful in appearance, and tee deceased
was • fine good-looking girl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

TIGDOLOREUX, &c.

The most severe eases of Neu.
ralgie, rains in the law end
Head, are speedily relieved end
mired by them. Sold in boxes
Ted., Is. lid., and 2a 9‘l. will.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

_HOP&

DOROUG FRIDAT.-11ra- —Pattenden and Smith report
that there is rather more inquiry for all descriptions of flops,
prim baying very Arm. Tb. Continental markets, like oar
uwllf are almost chaired of Dope, and the tendency is upwarda
SEEDS. .

LA)NDON. FRIDAY. —As -usual —about Csristams our rearkets
are Just new very quiet. very few people caring to go into
aluck towards the close of the year. Values of all descriptions
are, nevertheless, exceedingly firm, and a good business is
anUcipaSed early in January. Yearling wags of home grown
cloven are held for Long prices. Alsike and white clover show
no alteration, Thu came OM be said of trefoil mierl Foreign
Italian continues to advance in price. For feeding linseed we
have an improved demand. Clomp and canary seed move off
steadily, at lido raids Blue peas are in dew recremt. Mustard
anil rare are ipsiet. Sainfohi now moms with some attention.
—ions [nun .s Boos, deed Merchants, 07, Mark-lane, London,
E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

'DILLIARD TABLE3.—THURBTON and CO., Ballard Table
Manufacturers. By Appointment to lI.M. the Queen,
said U.ILH. the Prince of Wales. Eatabliabed 1144, 14, Cathe-
sineatreet, Strand, London, W.C. List, on ApplicaUen.

111TELBY PUGH7I GOTHIC FURNITURC—Purnitum
11 similar to that Kupplied to the GRANVILLE Horn,
can be obtained on application to Mr MORLEY, South Eastern
Works, St. lAurence, Menet.
HAWKINWPatent KNIFE MACHINE.
To clean 7 knives at once ... fo. Od complete.
To clean 13 ditto
To clean 25 ditto ...... lO, 15.1 ditto
They will be mot on receipt of a P. 0.0. to
A. HAWKINS, Jun., FURNISHING IRONMONGER.
126, London road, EL, [Ando°.

MAN GREGER'S PURE HUNGARIAN WINES, 7,
MINCING•LANE, E C.
In order to facilitate the suns y of these Wines now in great
tis mend, AGENTS of high respeetabill.y still be appointed ou
-- application, from To 04 yet vacant.
TEA.—TO CONSUME OR TO SELL AGAIN. 1 ----
UTEI3STF.R BROS. 39, Mnorgate-street, City, hare a largo ! AGENTS WANTED for the Bale of
v v stock of will-selected Black TEAS from I. Al to to 4d F OLITSENSTRIN and Co.'. High Claes WINES and
and supply Very Fine Strong Rich Coition, at M Od. Very . SPIRITS. Substantial Firms willing to take Depots of
melee floucboag. Is 10J. Orders for Li worth mot carriage Aginclia will be appointed In Towns throughout tbs
°1 gil puts 01 England; /.4 Wiles, Soctlaud, med Tints liberal. Tor particulars appiyO.
to 7. 41 am 013
muscori-court Town. SA Loudon, L ,4
. ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

IF YOU VLAUE YOUR HEALTH Uhl

BRAGG'S PURE CARBON OR VEGETABLE
CHARCOAL
SOLD In Bottles, 24, 4a., and Gs. each, by all
Chemists, and by J L, BRAGG, Bobo limodsotarer,
14, Wlstatee Caveadialliquare, Lealea, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

lON, PAIN AT PIT OF
MACK, Ita.
Immediately relieve and cure
Indigestion, Pain after Bating
Wind, Pain in the Back, Wad
Taste and Dryness offoulh in
the morning, Irregular action
of the Bowels, !sc., and many
other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike moot pills and
remedies offered to the public,
these pills do not purge the
bowels ;require no confinement;
nor need patients fear taking
cold nor any ill e&cta, he thole
employment what it may. In
tho moot inveteroto nod long
standing c.c.s they aro uni-
formly successful, as the uviny
teathnonials received folly huh.
rtantiate. Directions given with
each bottle. Price Is. Ild.,and
2n. 91
. THIS PILES.

An earl, application of this ,or
palatable remedy never foils In
ordinary owns to give immediate
, relief, and etTert s sperdy cure.
I Sold in pots 1.. lid. and 2.. Dd.
I. ench.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

A VOTER IN TYPHUS.

A ahameful ciao has just been brought to light in
North Devon. in November last, at the Barnstaple
municipal el mien, the contest was severe. At the
time a burgess, a labouring man, was in heel, dying of
typhus fever. Whilst the election was proceeding the
doctor called upon him, and on entering his room was
surprised to find his patient out of bed and partially
dressed. On making how it was that he ventured out of
lad in such • state, the attendant replied that they
wished to make the bed afresh. The surgeon, thinking
the story true, left the hoe..; but the patient was
dressed, and, in his feeble, fever.strieken, and dying
state, was taken by the friends of one of the cleadidetee
to the Guildhall, whore ho recorded his vote. On the
decor calling neat (lay the poor man was dead. The
clicclii.orc of the circumstance has naturally created
touch ledigustion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

INf, LUMBAGO, SPRAINS,

tUISES,
The tuost efficacious remedy for
laieutuatism, Lumbago, Pains
in the Limbs, Numbness,
Sciatica, Face-ache, Sprains and
Bruises, Spasms and Cramp,
Stiff Neck, Stiffness in Joints,
Frozen Limbs, and Chilblains
before they are broken. No
Embrocation ever offered to the
public bas been found more
effectual in alleviating the acute
pains of the above disorders, as
it gives ease &Berth. first &pull-
eation. Sold in bottles la. lid.
and 21- 3d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

SYKES'

In our advertisement columns will be found
the prospectus of :Vines' Patout Economic" Gas
Oompany, an tiodortAking for acquiring and
working patent rights by which, according to the
reports of Engineers, gas can be manufactured
at the rate of One Shilling per thousand cubic
feet, which would obviously give a splendid
profit to the shareholders even if the gas wore
sold at only half the ouirout rates. For villages
and isolated establishments it holds out poculitir
advantages. For furthor details respectingt his
aew investment, see advertisement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

THE TORpEY JEWEL ROBBERY.

The great jewel robbery by Michael Torpey, elrly in
the present year, on Tuesday gave rise to an action in
the Court of Queen's Bench. Miri l'itt, the
keeper of the lodging-house at Leamington, where Mr.
and Mrs. Torpey returned after the robbery, chained
from Mr. Ryder, the well-known jaweller, the wo-
portienate &menet of £lOO reward, ace mling to the
value of the property restored. The jury returned •
wait for the plaintiff, warding her VA-4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

B 0
RW1C7873 Baking Powder was awarded TWO Goa)
manila for superiority over every other.

yir-TRAM'S YEAST POWDER Superior to BAKING
PORDER or YEAST, adopted by Herllajdest 'a Govern-
ment, and.used In Her Ilayeety's ki
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

Guniva
Your obedient lierTant,
& L RUMBLE.

No. 2.

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32, GLUT Wilin%MUM, &W.
December fhb, 1871.

The Directors
DYNES' PATENT ECONOMIC OAS COMPANY, LIMITED.
Gainamm,-1 bare inspeotod and tested "Byrnes' Patent
Gas Apparatus."
I am well seNiffed that the arrangements are very rood, and
well calculated to must the pressing demand for supplying
outlying Hamlets, Villages, and lecturies, both at Home and
Us. Colonies.
The Apparattts is very handy, and the cleaning out of the
connections very simple and easy.
The overflow of the Tar as regards collection and delivery,
are also simple and good.
The mod• adopted in WI design al the door for shutting up
Me Retort is very effective and eabhandllom be used anywbue
Without &Apr In any houses or premium.
D • laity Yiblre• an alp& W wawa 07
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

PRICES 300 YilLitS AG 0.

The enelosea bill of fare (sat from an old newspaper)
of an entertainment given by the Mayor of Norwich, in
the par 1561. shows the astonishing differentia in
prices between thst time and the present.

.
Eight stone of beef, at It lb. to tho St.ollo
Two collars al brawn .
Four gel,o • • • •
Eight pints of butter • • ••
A fore quarter of veal •• ••
A hind quarter of ditto .. .•
A leg of inutton .• • •
Loin of mutton and shoulder of veal ..
A lire.o.t 0011 is.o.ast of mutton .. • •
Six plovers • • • • • •
Four lime of partridges • • • •
Foor couple of rabbits •• .• .•
Two guinea plini .•
Four cauplo of hoftis ••• • •
Two couple of mallards .. • •
Thiety-four eggs ••
Two bushels of flour ••
Sixteen loaves of white broad
Viehtroo of whnsten dittu
Mrs.() of ina.lin ditto . •• • •
One Inrrol of double boor ..
One bard of email ditto ..
One quarter of wood „
Nutmegs, mace, cinnamon. awl growls..
Four poinids of barberries and sugar ..
Fruit awl almonds • • .•
••
Sweet water and perfumes..
Sixteen oranges • • • • • • •
Two gallons of white wine and claret ...
Ooe Iquart of sack • •
Oue quart of Inalmty •
0,10 gifswt of bustard • • • • • •
0110 quart of muscadine

Total .. 1

DREAD OF THE LASH.

At Newcostle, on Wednesday, • man named John
Smith was convicted of garroting. It wee proved that
he had alrutay been in gaol for a similar offense
oommitted In ISkl, and Mr. Baron Pigott, in sentencing
him, took eagnissneo of this fact. In conclusion his
lordship told Smith that he would be sent to penal
servitude for seven years and receive eighteen outs
with the est•o'-ninetail,. Upon this the prisoner
begged hard for an alteration of the sentence: " I hope
you will give me the seven years," he pleaded; " but,
for 'Leroy's sake, don't flog me, my lord l'' To this Mr.
Boren Pigott replied that lie hod taken into amount
the noture of the prisoner's constitution and his stature,
and had mitigated the number of lashes accordingly;
he did not wish to be severe, but an example was
necessary.

ENTILAPPING NATIVES BY PRETENDING TO
BE MIsSIONAILIF.S.

An untrAgn, unsurpassed for diabolieal ingenuity and
blaspherno is profanity, is brought to light by • man
who claim; to know the Santa Cm: Islands, where
bishop Pattesoo wh.t murdered. Ho stye :
"1 know of one Queensland vessel that went to
another group of Wends frequently visited by the
Bishop, where the Captain and crew got out • fiddle
and flute and several 'rage book.; one of their number
threw • white sheet over his shoulders and they began
to sing. When the natives, thus thrown off their
guard, came crowding on board, the crew rushed on
them, bustled as many as they could below the hatches
and Bailed away."
The elves so secured were all passed by the brintigra•
tion ofli:rr in Queensland so Polynesian labourers.

At the Lverpool Polietreeert, on Yeiday, a roan was
fined 2.. fit at the butane. of the livorpoot Bohool
Board for not muting kis ofilLtroa to sobool.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

BWANAO E.

klvwf.cn Isartcrrn.—lt has bawl decided to cele-
brate the aunivorosry of the institute on January 191 h
as usual by • to. and concert.
Vacua or CLUIVIA—Daring the put week or two
quantities of coal have been distributed to those who
prudently pay in the coal club. Also boots and shoes
to the children in the shoe club, and likewise handles
of good gaol and useful clothing to the depuiton of
the clothing club.
New Bodit.—The present hymn bookomilted
by the Rev. C. Komble, wills ease to he used after the
last Sunday in thia year' and one entitled, "Hymnal
Companion to the Book of Common Prayer." edited
by the Rev. E. Biakerstoth, and published by Sampson,
Low, and Co.. London, will supply its place.
POOLE.

Poor; ROADS. —T he tolls on this trust were put up
by emotion at tha Antelope Hotel, Poole, on the
10th instant. We understand they were let at £1,615.
rilottlffiollll.—We are constantly hearing
oompleints as to the use of "catapults" In and near
the streets. They are manefrietured to be ea danger.
owl as the use of rifles. If there is no byirlaw, with
• penalty heavy oneiiiih to cheek Ibis practice, one
sboull be passed. The police have seised a area
many of the horrid things.
TUB JURY LICT QUI4IIOII.—On Friday afternoon the
following eemmunicstlen was received, a44rea,ed by the
Clerk of the Puce of the county of Dorset to the
churchwordens and overseers of St. James', Poole. On
Tbareday, the 21st, • vestry meetiug will be held la
order to take the letter into consideration.
Clerk of the Peace Office,
Sherburne, December 9th, 1971.
Gentlemen,— I beg to inform you that the opinion of
queen's counsel hat been taken so to the liability of the
inhabitant" of the borough of Poole to serve on assize juries
within the county of Domet, and the counsel is of opinion
they ore so liable. I. therefore, have to request that you will
al ouee return the jury list for your parish in obedience to the
prompt for that purpose reavived by you from the Clerk of
the Peace; and in the Grout of your not doing so before the
30th instant, it will be taken as a refusal on your parts to do
so, and that in such case, a writ of mandamus will be moved
for in the ensuing term to compel you to make the return.
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant,
THOMAS FFOOKR,
Deputy Clerk of the Peace.
To the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Parish or Town-
ship of Poole, otherwise called the Parish of it. James,
Poole, in the County of Dorset.
COUNTY eingT,Monday.—Before Mr. T. M. P. Defray,
judge.
TILL CONTIAPT op COMM In • Sotiorros.—Hr. H.
Moore, eolloitor, of Wimborne, attested beton liii
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19

FOOT AND 11011TII DISEASE: 2150 FINE..

A. Welsh cattle dealer w.ui on Saturday final £lOO at
Bnintford fur hat lug driven ten e,iw suffering from the fuel
and mouth diwaie with a herd of healthy rattle. • drover in
She employment of the defendant WV fillOd tht) itoc a like
Ice.

DEATH OF MPS. EY VES, THE CLAIMANT
FOE THE THRONE.
This extraordinary lady died on the 7th inst. at Ler
resideisce, liaverstock-hill, London. For nearly a
quarter of • eentury she has resided in Camden Town,.
and was the heroine of the COMIC settles for ni toy re.is
eenstently before the legal tribunals. H,r death is
mush felt by those to whom sho was known. The
genlailty of her disposition was recognised by all
eisesea, and reused her to be respected. She had a kind
word for every one, an 1 would often point • joke or
raise a laugh by her witty observations. The active
Son of the "little old lady in black" has been familiar
In the neighbourhood of liaverstook-hill for • leng.
Chained period. Until the moment of her death she
retained full possession of her faculties, and it was only
• few days before her demise that she walked to see
poor relations to Stockwell and batik again to her
residense. The immediate cause of her sudden &Gee ie
was bronchitis and congestion of the lungs, brought on
through • neglected cold. Her wonderful oonstitution,
although in her seventy•fifth year, wet remarkable for
Its unimpaired vigour, She was born on March 16,
1107. The father of Mrs. Ityves was John Thomas
Sevres, • celebrated painter and marius draughtsman
be the Admiralty. The late Mr. Clarkson Stanfield was
hie great pupil. Her grandfather, Dominic Barret, was
owe of the first 10 incorporated by the act of George
ILL, as Royal acadernleiana, and Mrs. Eyre' for years
reestved an annuity from the academy. The paintings
of her father and grandfather may be seen at IVindsor
Cutts, lu the Fainted Hall at Greenwich, and at
liampton Court Palace. Their family wM of French
extractioci, and numbered an archbishop and • m trquis
monist its members. Her mother was the celebrated
Olive Wilmot. better known as the Princess Olive of
Olunberiand, daughter of his Soya' Highness Henry
Frederick Duke of Cumberland, brother to George 111.
Ws. Byres was married to Anthony Tuomss. con of
Captain ityves; of Ballston Hall, lloreet, and obtaiNe I
• divorce in the licelesimtleal Court motia ri Worn
Irma her husband for adultery and cruelty. She Ilaves
two ions and three daughters to lament boy death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-26

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

Thursday, Dec. 21. Present: The Mayor, (James
Robertson, Esq.), Aldermen Ayling, Milledge, Howard;
Councillors Thociu Roberts, Vinoent, Talbot, Ayles,
Lem J. H. Dereoish, Aylesbury, Simpson, Groves,
Welatord, Webb, Betts, Virtue, CJ160111114 and 0,
Eliot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-26

WAREEEkIi.

SANITARY STATE or THR Tows. —Tho folhving
letter, signed " Wareham," appeared In faraday'.
Daily News :—" The newt discussions on sanitary
mitten embolden me to hope that you will give publicity
to the horrible conditions under which the inhabitanta
of this town live and die. The drainage here Is nil.
None of the hones in the place have water laid on.
Our churchyard is so crowded, that it is a regular thing
lie np oil c rapes', to make plitee for new ones, Rod
t • rq.l C 3 oil anl new together. Sewage, and blo
fri the slaughter-houses, lie in our streets for days
together ; and typhoid fever rage. In our c)ttages from
ya.••• on to yose• acid. Our local authorities are per.
feet(' aware of all this, and do nothing to Tamed, it ;
and I want to know wh.ther or not there is any central
authority in L-andon which tea b, indttoei to help us.
The Doreetshire labourer has had his tarn of public
sympathy; may not the Dorsetabire townsman eount on
obtaining his, when he suffers from the accumulation
of horrors whloh Is poisoning the blood sad shortening
the life of every man, woman, arid shad in WARRII Am."
[liveryboiy who knows the town mast feel thst this is
a vary exaggerated pistons of its eondition,—K.J
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-26

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

UT IDOW W ELOH'S PILLS,
ORICILN•L,)
So long and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues,
ire stroogly recommended to the notice of every lady
(having obtained the sanction and approbation of moat
gehtleatte of the Medical Profusion). as a safe and
‘aluable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inoonvenianoca to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want ot exercise and
general debility of the system ; they create an appetite,
correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head-
ache, and are eminently metal In windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart ; being
perfectly innocent they may be need with safety in all
seuons and climates.
It it nectasary, owing to the numerous imitation', to
warn the public that Kaageher'e is theeltiriginal
as
receipt, and h been prepared by the K family
over eighty yeas. Purchasers should gee t each
lux is wropjped in white paper, and the name, "C.
ia engraved on the Government stamp.
Sold wholesale and retell by J. Saxon and Sows, 160,
Oxford-street, London, and by all medals* vendors
throughout the eowttrg, In haus, prise k. 94, ash
ec by pail tor 36 mime imps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-26

Arai eatuttg bintos.

TUESDAY, DELEMBER 2;, 1871

CH ISTMAS.

-

r Christmas once more with all its joyous
associations and generous impulses, making •
happy break in the dull round of daily cares
and duties, and prompting all to kindly thoughts
and deeds which in the hurry-scurry of business
soiree find room for expansion. Let us give a
hearty weloonis to the glowing influences which
Christmas throws around, gladdening the pre-
sent, bringing into relief all the brighter re-
trospeotions of the past, gilding the future with
new hopes and cheering anticipations. Now. if
at no other period in the twelvemonth, we may
bid dull care begone, and have the satisfaction
of knowing that none will be shocked at our
levity, for we have all the authority and approval
of general consent. The "jovial current" is
broad, and deep, and strong enough to sweep
away some of the formidable barriers which at
other times hold people apart, and to efface
much prejudice, animosity, and bitterness,
Happily, a heavy clued which threatened to
darken the Christmas of 1871 has been to a great
extent removed. The imminent danger of the
Prince of Wales is now, wu believe, passed ;
and this source of gratitude and joy will add
to the warmth of our Christmas greetings.
Another cause for satisfaction is not wanting.
The words, "Peace on earth, goodwill towards
Men." can now be uttered with a sense of their
applicability, and we may hope that many more
Christmases will come and go and find the world
at peace. This sentiment we are sure will be
reciprocated by our reldera whom we again have
the pleasure of very sincerely wishing
A MERRY CHRISTM.IS AND A HAPPY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-26

WEST LULWORTE.

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On Tuesday evening ..n "Open Night" was given
in the Cougregational Chapel, by the members of the
" Young Mena' blutusl Improvement Society." Various
readings, • recitation, and a dialogue, were well ren-
dered and received. Thtso were int. repersed with
solos, • duct, and glees, by Miss Longman, Bias C.
Longman, Miss F. Ellis and the Sol-fa-Chtss. The
audience was large, and this entertainment was thought
to be the beat Riven by the class. At the close of the
meeting, the Chairman (Mr. J. B. Mead), in the name
of this class presented the President, the Rev. 1.). A,
Brown, with a handsome writing-disk, romper knife,
and pun-holder, as • mark of their respect for him, and
their appreciation of his laboun for Item. The Pre-
sident was taken completely by surprise, and in • few
suit .ble words thanked them heartily for their kind
rem ut. Ilavii.g acoepted &call from the Independent
Church at St. Colutub, Cornwall, the Rev. D. A.
Brown leaves this place the first week in January
next.

SHERBORNE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health had a .neeting on II anday
when on en application from Dr. Dtvits they con ented
to put in 20 addittoral ventilating shafts late the
sewers. Speaking incidentally about the state of the
town, the Inspector 0 Nulunoes informed the Board
that when their was last smallpox In the town his
daughter, who had been twirie vaccinated, bad it the
worst in the house (!) A oemmitte was appointed to
confer with the Guardians on the subject of a house to
which cues of infectious disease :night be taken if any
such occur. With reference to the late fire it wee
reported that two of the fire offices declined to pay
towards the raja noes of the fire brigade n the score
that it, services were inefficient. The elmi, mien suggested
that if that were no it would be better f r the brigade
at a future time to lei the property bare (I)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-26

WIIIIJOHNE.

DANCRROUS Purgotsmr.—The msui.tzutes on Filday
fined Mr. James Bartlett, f L n.htia. 40s and costs,
for keeping petrohtim wi bout • beense. Deputy
Chief Constable Hammond found the oil flash at GO
dem(' !
A WEALTHY MagniCANT.—Coostablo GEort last
week found John Field hogging at Longhorn. Being
searched, it was found he had Cl 14s ltd! Having
been twice btforo onnviottd in this division, the magis-
trate..intemed him to three months hard labour, sod
mdcred his alms hobo applbd to conveying him to
Dmhester castle and mainttining Lim there.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-26

Tile JURY LIST QUE3TION AT POOLE.

A vestry meeting was held at St. James's on Thstri-
dAy, to eonsider the u/tintatast of lhe Clerk of the Pa see
to the overseers—to return the jury list before thJ 30th
or ran tie risk of a visit of the gaaateil Smith ts make
them do it; but it wu adjovraed to know the deokion
of a towns' meeting on Friday. At the latter the
iiherilf presided, and the following resolution wee
tinanimnusly passed ;
That thir meeting summit& to the Town Council to get ad-
sisal on a full statement of facts as to the Liability of the in-
habitants of Poole at the present time to serve on J Mitt at the
County Aliases. and whether, if so, the Clerk of the Peace for
Niels Who proper authority for initiaeing any procewding
with reference to the .übject muter, and not the Clerk of the
Peace for Dorset.

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SRAYrßuay.
The "Wdti °aunty Mirror" (Oonservative) has the
following :—" & oorrespondent says :—The Member
for Shaftesbury has lately written to Lady Westminster
to know ,if it is trite that Bar Ladyship no longer
supporM the Liberal cease ? Mr. Glyn haa received a
replyifrom the If archionera that it is quitiopme."

ATHELHAILPTON.
The tt.theiharaplon School has Jura received • Memorial dad ju of Hamar, from Her Majeeare (lormakmormars of
tia• /imbibition of 1871 for sokool work, under selmwo•
Sion A. The specimens treat so his duo 200 eohools
were all rejected, tableau, meet of die Marlowe Lad
Gramwar tiolroole. Oilly finished' true reproacabed ia
I WI sesaby via, Sniped ead 611millsimplog.

TE PRINOrt OF WILLEi.
SANDRINGHAM, THWILISDAT. Noon. —llis Kora :Bah.
nets the Prince of Walesha• passed a very good nights
To atren2th gradually imprqve.s.
The Lrinrel says th re is •comPlete abeenee of few.
symptAns from the I; .10 of .h.. P inen of wm.s.
the strenAth of ttie pstentis improving ..w ry
Tho ifedif,r/ Joity,orsi ii•ys the progress of
the Prin?e of Wales toward. convaletoonce hark not
been marked by any inttrruptions. Doter/mance Is
complete. There is a grated return of power, and
there are no vieceral troubles. There is tho best
prospect of a very sound sod complete oonvalemenee.