The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12 00:00:00

. _ WOOL MARK . . . •ET
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Lances FrWA • -_r, n• 7,---7••
I e 1.... the demand ha been
nuivl ,onuflh, vh.rwtori...a price.. In
nualltle• trannuAlon. late Ix en on • limited ndn. hut
nt full pri.n.

POTATO MAIUCILT.
ik,1,0111% ftSD 81,11ALFIBLI16. Friday. --The intypHu. ut Potato.
Wife. Ituldnon ha. been on • limited male. st about
'Om Rintligh Mau,. t.. 70. ; Helmut.. TN. to 100..
FrEnch, ,k). to 70.. t ton.

HAY AND STRAW •_ ,
....
Mr (*t001...1an.. Easton report+ kntdo 0,0.• ''''''' a n'''''''
s.qpiv at about kW quotations: l`rlina ntenslow luu.
inftri, ditto, 00a. to 70. 7 prime clover. 1. 14 , 120 a. ;
itilvri, ditto. lan. to 110 a. ; prime wound cut . lover, 100 a. to
11, : inferior ditto. IN to On, : awl Arm. 212. to SU pi r

CRIMIKIALg AND MINIMAL&
Matentersa, oes. J.lkriowr sponce and Co., Eleanore ;
Chamber., Klngetreet, Manchester, report that with the e'e.-
mencenient 04 the now quarter a satisfactory buena. bm
NOM 11000 this MiLlt.al in Chentieds genemilFi wd eics/414 '
"110 or "r° "P'ci'hhe• '4 the lead, manufactures have no
rcaoon to c..midtin. The Alkali trade dote 1.1 yet shoe, 16.7
dgite of inereemd "WRY, and unities some extraordinary
demand for shipmeint should ton., op. or tho preserA over pro
citation is bulbar reducal, produces mmt submit to pre
mot unreminamtive prima
SOL.. remain the erne for Soda Ash, with • limited
home demand, at £7 to C 7 7.64. v., Ci-yofelidilllll
£4 fie. Caudle, offered freely. at £I3 Ma. Martingale, bi
moderato request, at £9 len
ems,. or nook --Is stead.r. et £l7, for laneedate delivery
to arrive, husinsea Is done at /lb Ire
Povasu. Murlate moats.° firm, at £7 7s. skt. to, go /...•
pr.oelitunitracts will take up the bulk of the production until
the end of the year.
&turrets.- Foreign is illeneed of freelr. et 231).
steely at Vs. Od.
Ahem.- No cluage in prices. the dethend hteng toed. e1)1464 '
for the ..per oaken. Pecos are firmer. at go fie. foe home.
mid £7 for export.
A minima.- hulphate noerh all bought to beasimer, and
£l6 hisaked for Inferior lots. If nitrato soda maidains
its price, no reduction In quotation I. sulphate of tmmonis
olil Odnif.
°newton - The market is unchanged. 41Inee. dr7,601:
chloride of Ilnri firmer, at fibs
reares.-41 moderate Wee. li. Norwrldso! at 70. per
unit. No change learaish. Cakined tee 61 efiered
nt
44, el., returning Alarms. for cell*,
Litt. --The transactions In Phosphate hero been rnelente at
pro lints prices. illeachlre Powder 1,, better defiant.
et In. lii. for 35 lininfectants mect with a ready sale, St

per Inn for fanner,
MANOOII2III. OMlliderable c 0114.4 ta have been concluded
fot high per ceeltainu. tKei.

The Prinoe and Pnnesee—d—Wilie—drove out on
Saturday afternoon.
Heu Wailer' the Queen will hold a Council at Bal-

moral C;rtle on Thuraay next.
TAX Prince of Wales, attended by Lient.-Colonal
Koppel, left London on Sunday evening by the limited
mail for Abergeldie Castle.
A OTIAX boiler exploded on hiday, at an agricultural
fair new Indianapolis. Indiana. Nineteen persons were
killed and nearly 100 injured.
IT is understood that the Bishop of Oxford will not
be formally translated to Winchester until the end d

November.
His Royal Highness Primo Arthur has been rsosired
at Toronto, with great enthusiasm A prooession
which numbered 30,000 parsons was formed to weloome

IT is stated in the Advertiser that Government will
nest sessions, introduce • bill to afford the nubile
greater security in their deslinp with assurance com-
panies.
THE potato° diatom has suddenly appeared in the
West or Cumberland_ Crops that were, to all appear.
anoe sound and healthy last week, are now tainted to

the extent of otte-bale
A mix awned John Keane, of Claxemeeris, county
Mayo, has been committed for trial on the charge of
writing • threatening letter to Mr. Bleaker, J.P., of
Clareniounk Bail was refused.
Tits Prime Minister has *Deferred the editorship of
the London Gru;ate on Mr. Welker, who had been, until
lately, acting editor of the Daily News.

DEVI:SATZ AFFRAY WITH POACHI2S.-ChiXonday, lon'
men, named Wilson, Cimbery, Nether, sod Kay, were
broueht up at Mashburn, cl=ci with having
derotiely assaulted Police-eons Barker and
on Saturday morning last, whilst in the execution of
their duty. About four o'clock on the morning in
question the prisoners, along with a man named Croft,
DOW in the hospital at Preston House of Corrugation,
were all seen coming out of Sir William Plalden's game
preserves, hearilT laden with bags sod nets. A fearful
struggle awned, to which Polke-oonstable Barber was
left for dead by the poechere, while two of the poachers
were disabled; but Wilson contrived to get away.
Croft was taken on the "pot AU the prisoners were
remanded for eight days. The deposition of Berber ham
been taken by a county magistrate. All the prisoners
but Croft have been taken to Barber's bedside, and he
has identified them. _ .

A Sums limns PRINCE. English girls have re
ceivel • warning against too easy falling in love with
apparent Indian 'princes, and proceeding to witch extre-
mities as marrying them The romantic story is
related of a young lady who fell into the toils of a
fascinating fellow, decked with diamonds, whom she
espied through the grating of the ladies' gallery in the
House of Commons • how he married her ; and how,
when the too confiding wife followed her lord to India
be turned out to be nothing better than a opoonsbee in
the employ of u native nobleman at a salary of sixty
rupees a month, who had been sent to England, duly
decorated with jewels and furnished with (undo, to
prenent n petition to the I,linn Secretary.
Moitit TIOUBLE IN New ZCALAND.— There are gilivo
apprehensions of further difficulties in New Zealand.

As yet there are no fresh gal.6llCrell or other outriiges to
report, but the 'I t nits correrporilent gives an amount, of
a now incivement which is certainly alarming. Te

Kooti bas proclaimed himself King and pi:Mat, a
" record Jett% with a career before him similar to that
recorded in the 7th and 10th chapters of the Second
Book of Kings," Itas won over a party of the younger
Waiketot, and though repulsed by the chiefs he has not
yet abandoned his efforts to add the allegiance of the
noblest of the Moon races to that of the other tribes
who have delivered up to him their mere pounantua
(greeustone clubs), and other highly prised symbols of
chieftainship. The fear, of course. is that he will use
sash power as he can acquire to organise a raid on the
white settlers.
ALLEGILD Dergitertoe di • CONVENT—At
the lairmingt.am police court on Monday, Florenee
Walton, a girl of sixteen years of age, was charge,' with
being destitute. At about two o'clock on Sunday
morning she was found wandering about the streets.
She told the policeman that she had escaped from the
Roman Catholic convent in Lowestreet, where she
said elle had been detained for three week.. loqedriee
were made, and it was ascertained that the girl had
been in the convent, having been received on the re-
commendation of Father Dowling, to whom she stated
that shn had attended the /idealistic church of St.
Alban, and that she wished to become. a Roman
Catholic It was also found that she had empaped by
the window ; but Father Dowling denied that there wee
any necessity for her doing to. be was perfectly free
to go when she pleased. She was remanded, that
further inquiries might be made
IJIREAtirD 110,1., Firm, ti•rltiOrk—At Sheffield
on Aiuml:iy, a pork butcher, named George Hillier, avas
charged eith haring in his possession diseased horse !
flesh for the purpose of manufacturing Into sousages.
Priconer had for sown tirr.e been in the habit of pur-
chasing ham flesh at • well-known knacker's yard in
the town, and, euepicion being ironer& he was early ,
one looming, after boyine :nib., watched home with it, ,
where he was pounced upon as he was about to out it
up into eausage meat. The flesh had been cut front the ,
leg ..f • horse that had been afflicted with the grease dig- ,
ease, and it wan ins most putrid state. lie paid 1.. per
stone for the meat, and sold the sausages at 91b. per lb.
lie was sentenced to three months' imprisonment, the
magistrate expreeseing regret that he 'could not send
him ier six month,.
BREAKFAST. Erriett COCOA. - Gearrrui. AND
Coe rogruto.—The very agreeable character 01
this preparation has rendered it a genets/
favourite. The On/ Sep-rice Gazette remarks.
"The singular success which Mr. Epps attained I
by his homoeopathic preparation of cocoa has never
been sarpaseed by any experimentalist. By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a care-
ful application of the fine. properties of well-selected
cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us
many heavy doctors bills." Made simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in *lb., 41b.,
' anal Ilk, packets, tin lined and labelled,—James F.pps
and Co.. Hommopsthie Chemists, London. Agent in
Dorchester for J. Epps a; C 0... special hamceopathic
preparations—H. Darden, 13, Goruhill.
SeiIJSCK AND ART.—A striking instance of the
immense value • small piece of steel may acquire by the
great power of skilled mechanical labour is the halanoe-
spring of a watch. From its extreme fineness and
delicacy 4,100 weigh not more than one ounce, and
exceed in value 4.1.000. .1 most interesting little work,
, describing the rise and 'progress of watchmaking, has
been pudliahed by J. W. teD/011 25, Old Bond Street,
, and the City Steam Factory, 58 and OD, Ludgate Hill.
The book, which is profusely illustrated, given a full
description of the various kinds of watches and clocks,
with their prices. Mr. Benson (who holds the appoint-
ment to the Prince of Wales) hos also published •
pamphlet on Artistic Gold Jewellery, illustrated with
the most beautiful designs of Bracelets Brooches,
Earrings, Locket., Sic., he-, suitable for Wedding,
Birthday, and other present's, These pamphlets are
eat post free for two stamps each, and they cannot be
too strongly recommended to those contemplating •
purchase, easpecialiy to residents in the country or
abroad, who are thus tuabled to select any article they
may require, and have it forwarded with perfect safety.
Diallena Nulara IN THE Ease, kn.—Many persona
imagine it useless to try any remedy for these emnplainte.
This is an error. For many years Des/sir's Zwewct for
Drafmas has beon used with unquestionable efficacy.
It has cured many. and never fails to give relief' is
harmless, easily applied, anal causes no pain. Sold in
bottles Is. lid. each, by Mr. A. J. Evan; ebeinist,
Dorchester ; Mr. Williams, !Amidst, Weymouth
chemists • and the proprietor, John Pepper, 237,
TotteulniCri Court-road, ',wide... A bottle safely by post
for IS stamps.
A Cote rou 001UM.—Dellar's Platers never fail to
give instant relief and speedy cure to all kinds of corns,
honied., be., of whatevu standing. These plaatere not
only remove preiounp, but soften anal extract the root
of the corn. In reduciog enlarged toe joints, their
effect has been marvellous. (Sec testimonials), Prim
13td. per box. Hold by Mr. A.. J. Evans, &handl,
Dorchester; Mr. Willbune, chemist, Weymouth ; all
chemists ; and the proprietor, J. Pepper, Z 37, Tottenham
Court-road, London. A box full by poet for 14 stamp
GOLDSMITHS' WORX.—The peugee. of fine ar
manufacture in this branch o • trade is strikingly
exemplified in a, little work published by J. W. Benson,
of Olt, Old Rood Street, and of the City Steam Factory,
Di awl 60, Ludt ate Hill. It is enriched and embellished
with designs (by Italutu, French, and English artistes
of Brooches, Bracelet., Earrings, and other articles,
anitable fur penman./ wear, or Wedding, Birthday, Or
other present*, with their prima. Mr. Beeson (who
holds the appointment to IL IL H. the Prince of Wales)
has also published a very interesting pamphlet en len
Rise and Progrees of Watch and Clock-makiog• ,
pamphlets are met post free for two stamp._ each,
they cannot be too strongly reoommendcaut in the
eoutenpleting • pashas), especially to reel
oo..tizitry;thoeryawbro4d,, who are re.tjhushaveenableit sleortiowdedoelcat:g
, perfect safety.
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