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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

FAMILY ARMS, kc., Emblazoned for Paint-
in..; on Carriages or Needlework. 65.; Best Style,
12.5. ; Gothic andlern Monozranis Designed, 5s
Anus quartered, luup.le4. and Painted on Vellum,
according to the law of lirrablry.-- By T. CULLETON,
Seal Engraver and his Sinker, 2.h, ranhournoitreet,
rammer of St. Martin's Lane, London. W.D.

WEDDING CARDS—For Lady and Gentle-
man-40 Each. 50 Embos,eil Envelopes. with
Maiden Name Printed Inside, i3s. Visiting Cards- A
Copper Plate Engraved in any Style, with Name and 50
Cards, Printed fur 24, piut free. N.B. All orders
executed by return of post, for Stamp:6 or Cash.--T.
CULLETON, Seal Engraver and Die Sinker, 2.1, (ran.
bonmatreet, corner of St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C.

THE PEN SUPERSEDED.—Mark your
Linen. The Lest and only method of Marking
Luen. Silk. Sto. kings, Coarse Towels, or Look-, as
to pr. vent the Ink out, is with Ci'LLETt ys
PATENT ELECTI:O-SILVER PLATES. 1;y means
of the, novel invention • thousiond pieces of Linen can
be Marked in a few blurs. Initial,. 14. end.; Name.
25.6.1. • Set of Movezble Numbers. 2i. ; Crest Plate,
35., will the neces•ary Directions for Use. Post free.
Certificate from the rn•inent Dr. Sheridan Me:ptatt,
F.H.S. Professsor of Ch,iiiity, fie. :

"Several trials with Mr. CULLETON'SPaten t Electro
Silver Plates fur Marking Linen, induced Inc to pro-
nounce them excellent ; the letters are heautifully
marked in a deep black colenr, without blolL lig ; and
after a long boiling, with either Potion or Soda, they
remain unaltered. Other Plates which I tried detoin-
posed the Ink, and in many cans I,drned holes in the
Linen. I can toddy Mr. CULLETONS Plates are
inoorrodible, and will not hurt the finest fabric.
(Signed) "SHEItI DAN MUSPItATT,
"College of Chemistry, Liverpool.

"Map 151 h, 1854." -•-
Al) Orders to be cent to the Patentee and Sole Maker,
T. cuLizrox. 25. Cranbonrn-Street, corner of St.
Martin's Lane, Loudon, W.C.
*.• All Orders executed by return of Post.

HEALTH FOl, A SHILLING',

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

A WORD TO IM ALE.

There are two periods, esix:rially in Woman's life,
fur safe passage, jut cot and attention.
Irregularity is apt at those et it icat times to take Once,
soil to lay the foundat of future disease. 11 t.e
Pills, safe in action and effective in result, should be
taken at certain periods, and the issue %sill be marvel.
lons both to the young and the middle aged. They
prevent nervousness, hysterics, ilropq, and a hoot of
serious ilisordcrs, by expelling all impuritic3 from the
aystem, therefore none should nertr be without them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

SMITHFIELD. - Meadow hay, 1.1 Ow. to £5 ss. ;
'lover, E:i Os. to 1:5 10s.; straw, AA 10s. to .1:1 14s.
psr load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

Court Xclus.

Her Majesty's contemplated visit to Osborne, which
wa • fixed for Thorsd y last, imstioined in anise:pence
of the prev.ilenee oi fey: r in the 1:.le of Wigl:t.
The dratii.:tic season at Windsor Cast:e Rai
inaugurated on the evenimi of Thursday week liy the
ri.presentsti tttt of "I tacitly tiard.iert." nml" A
large and distinguished audieme was present on the
occasion.

Tint Etiglmet nt THE FRI*NCH.—The Empresc of the
French has emite Alnithward. visiting Preston, Man-
ei•litCr. Alla Leamington an the way. She made good
use of her tnne while in Slancliester, She visited in
SUCCCS3iUiI Peel Park, the Free Library, anti two or three
of the many great factories nod war-Watts. In the
emir, of the day the 11,yor presented un address which
the Corporation hall atioptol, and tier Majesty UNA
111.114.011 to cameos the grutineation which her visit to
Manchester hot afforded her On Sunday the Empress
at ,yed Leansiiezt,n, at :ending High X.% at the
Roitstn Cathurc Citopel. In the evetong she left for
Lonilon. (In Tuesday her Nlajesty arrived at Windsor
Castle on a visit to her Majesty. The Prince Conceit
Was in attendance at the railway station to accompany
Om Rosanna.., to the castle iii One of the Royal carriages.
Tile Empress. having, taken lunch with the Queen, re-
turned to London in the afternoon. the whole visit not
having extended over more than two Intim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

WIMBORNK

SIXTH DoitvET RIFLES.--11. Gerard Sturt, Egg,
M.P., has liberally subscribed live guineas in aid of
the expenses attending the progress of the very pro.
naisin* band of the corps, and other similarly liberal
donations are ea pccted.
A vestry was held at the New Jim, on Tuesday
last, for the purpose ot taking into Consider-
ation the best means of providing a fund for
lighting and heating the church during the ensuing
winter, when it was resolved to liquidate these
expenses by collections every monthly Sunday at
each of the three services.
rouary Porter, Tuesd.r, Dec. 4.—lftefore J. T.
ItafActt, rharlra Sirmv, of Lytehet Matravers,
was chkrged with starving his two children, and allow-
ing thetn to beim,* chargeable to Poole Union. Mr.
Charles Meatyard, relieving tacit., attended to pntve
the case, but only being prepared with hearsay evidence,
defendant was cautioned as to his future conduct, and

••••••t 1:),••rty. Wrtittet,l,Y• 1)44, ;tr.
•C • • ut.••• bron.o•r. ;tip re—t ,
3 : I:. 333..33. W. •
.11. .t ;:i :!; • cit..% 1;r• 141,4 i el'Ly r.
ni!l• pro.. .1 tte rug r,,,,tler, -lel 1ti•31•: 1:•r• e
pr••• r•••••••• I•e•••,. i•••••.• r, e st e•71:4••1 t••
11.4-, `. n the wheat. u•id be bought it ••••
oultlo'art U, 11l 44
j,
sat 'tole Mullet,.
to Itlw ItAr.l I 11`0:11%
Sri:CIA!. Iry ,It% lie,. Fr..'.,,,.:
1153 hurl £2 fr all :1,401h
oil Oil 11.
.10,1b11 l/1'.1.11. It Iror,•ek•eper 1.111 tlIt• 111310,..•
Ilne of railwAy. A go,el 410:t1 11111.14 0.4,4
511111 l tlefett•tput atteuepted to rittor WIN oil' ten
but the proof
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, December 7.—Prime beef and mutton are in
fan request, at full quotations. All other kinds of
meat move off ilosrly, at late rates.

_ .
•. el. 4. el, ..d. ..d.
Inferior beef.. 2 41•.2 8 'lnferior mutton 32 3 6
Middling ditto •1 10 3 61 Middling ditto 3 8 4 2
Prime large ditto 3 0 4 0 Prime ditto 4 4 4 6
Primeamall ditto 4 2 Ir 4 Veal
Largo pork .... 3 10 4 6 Small pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

WOOL MARKET.

The reduction in the Rank rate of discount to 5 per
amt. has imparted rather more firmness to the de.
mend for most kinds of English wool. The supply on
offer is very moderste, and prices are well supported,
notwithstanding that continental dealers continue to
operate with extreme caution. However, as the
colonial wool sales are going on steadily, the prospect
of the market is decidedly cheering, especially as the
stocks held in the manufacturing districts are very
Down Tegs
Down K•ea
Half-bred Hogs
Half-bred Welber.
Kent Fleeces .
Leicester Fleeces, mined
Courting Skins
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool ..

20d. 21d.
lAd.
20d. 21d.

134. 134.
6.1. 134.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

• YII EN you ask for GLENFIELD STAI:I 11
.VV tii,t you get it, as iuterior kii,4l3 are ois
.• Autt..l.

i • )It.; Lin' AN!) Fnatro.—Understanding that there ia
- tit aa aticmpt being made by aome unlrinl !L
trtivii its our city to decove the public with an inlet tor
imide up in packets closely resembling the
UIiENFIELD STARCH, we consitler it our duty to
warn our lair readers to be careful a hen purchaaing to
a.tt• that the word "CILINFIKID," and the maker's name
" iiMBERT WOTIIIMIPOOY," is OD scary package, as none
others ass genuine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

/4 4 "2

CERNE ABBAS.

fluncbattY.— During the night of Wednesday.
the sth inst., some thieves broke into the dwelling•
house of Mrs. Groves, in Ising•street, and 'dole and
carried away two dresses. two skirts, and a no
petticoat, value alp ,ut X. 2 Dts. Access was gained
by taking out a square of the kitchen window at the
back of the house, and then opening the casement.
It is supposed that the villains were disturbed, for
they left more valuable articles of dress, which were
in another room, belo4ing to Mrs. Groves. who is a
ke. We are sorry to say that there is as
yet no clue to the offenders.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

PRUSSIA.

The Prussian Government lately called on the
different Chambers of r Tee of the monarchy to
ii 1r opinion awl advice on a CollillterCial treaty
with Franca. Their reports have now been receive
by the Ansiatry, and the negotiations are about to
etri:1111 lice.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

THE WAR IN CHINA.

The following telegram was received on Saturday,
at 3 p.m., from fier Majesty's agent am! Consul-
tlencial at Alexandria, dated Nov. 30 :
Two of the gates of Pekin are in our hands.
Parkes and Loch have been returned to us.
l'aptain Anderson and Mr. Norman have died
from the effects of ill-treatineut,
Brabazon and liowlby unaccounted for.
The Emperor's summer palace taken and sacked,
affording immense spoil.
Emperor fled into Tartary.
Forces tu winter at l'ekin and Tien-tain.
The two Ambassadors at Military Head-quarters

ITALY.
VIENNA, Saturday.
King Francis 11. has concluded a loan at V,an't
The Neap. Ron army in the Homan territory has
to NINE) men.

NAPLES, Dec. 5, (via Marseilles).
Reactionary disturlsinem have taken PIACe at
Caserta, occasioned by Royalist agents and a potties
iif the inhabitants

These nianifmitations were followed by a eeriest
counter manifestation.
Th., able Garibaldian army hastened to the elot
to crush the movement.
About 100 persons were arrested, and seven,'
ringleaders shot.
Numbers of the inhabitants Lace taken to flight
King Victor Etutuanuel is t:tpected here feta
Paltuero.
It is 'rumoured that the (level oment is about to
contract a loan on account a public works.
The city of Aversa has also risen Ii insurrection
against the liaribaldiaus, who, however, remained
masters. .
The Cardinal Archbishop having arrived at
Naples, manifestations against him took place ber9f!
his palace • Some shouted " The Pope for ever .
and others " Itaribaltli for ever !" A rt"l then
ensued. The mob besieged the palace, and attempted
to set it on lire. The disorder lasted Is hon 7;
and only terminated when the Archbishop appenr°'
on the balcony holding the lialiso tri-colonied tly•
Deceinber
A reactionary movelment has taken place at 14'4S'
but public order baa been re-astabllehed.
A grand military review mill be held to-usgrog•

Tut PrtiNem Amer.—The marriage of ti"
Princess Alice. according to the Olmerrer. has been
definitely settled to be solemnize,' in Londooi
during the ensuing season, with Prince
Hesse Darmstadt. 'The Prince is the eldest son 0
Prince Charles. the brother and heir presuniPtir°
the Grand Duke of Hem Darmstadt, who ha no
children.

Printed and publialied for the Proprietors by Fitrovitiat
MALLEY?, Jun.' of 4, Salobury.terrace. ratite.
Printer, at the Office of Th, Dorset Coooty Al"Pre,a,
Church-street, Dorcbester.—Tuesday, Litovsk!'
1860.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

HUNTING APPOINTMENT.

Eaßt Dorset Hounds— Wednesday, 19th, Tarrant
Rushton ; Friday, 21st, Cashunsw ; Monday, 24th,
The Down House; W(Auesday, 26th, Durweston
Bridge—at 10.30.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds— Tuesday (this day),
Wynford ; Friday, 214, Great Toiler—at 11.
The B. V. Harriers—Wednesday, 19th, Nleleonilie
Park W(s.d ((or roe deer); Saturday, 22nd, Mil-
Lome Port—at 12.
Mr. Iladelyffe's Hounds—Thursday, 20th, Muston
Dim n —at 10.45.
The It. V. Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day), Cross
Keys, Lyiltord ; Friday, 21st, Cross-
roads ; Saturday, 22nd, lloraington Cruss.roads—
at 11.

The West Somerset Hounds--Tuesday (this day)
Radlet Common ; Saturday, 22nd, King's Brom).
ton—at 111.341.
The New Forest Hounds Tuesday (this day),
Vinney Ridge ; Thursday, 20th, Caillands ; Satur-
day, 22nd, Beaulieu Village--at

All communications iu relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to he addressed to
Mr. FItED6RICK Eaitor of the ime..o
I 'outtey Erprrax end A frrirediurfel Chi:,lie, at the
(Slice. Church Street. Durchtater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

WYKE REG IS.

The mortal remains of the Rev. John Jenkins,
who dad suddenly on board It. M .S.
Monday week, were deposited in their innti re.ding
I.lace in the burial ground belonging to Wy ke
lurch, on Friday lag. The funeral was attended
Iv some of tlu: elder children of the ilivea.e.l aml
other re latiet s, tie Ohre's:Lint in. n belonging to to
'idoiedl4. of n Inch the deceased Was nollly
t are dia!,hili, alvi the officer. and men I,elioingiu
to the .etrii.l coact-guard btatlons in the
nunibering to all about 2lin. The beautiful bural
service id the (hutch UnS read in a very inipie,:se
manner by the Rev. 11. l'igou, the rector. a:ter
which dime ',ends acre fired over the grave by the
niarines belonging le the ship. The deceased, who n
greatly ic .peet 1, 'a ac. understand, the oldest
chaplain in her Nlac.ty's navy. He was .11 years
of age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

PRUSSIA.

Herr Simons, the 11:nister of Justice, has resigned
office, m consequence of the late police scandals revealed
at Berlin.

Towanla the do.° of last week a Cabinet Council was
held at Berlin on capital uneatiiins the Arational
Iht.:ette of Berlin says). over which the Regent
himself, assiated by bin nun. Prince Frederick William,
praodod. .

la reply to a petition of 250 Hebrew congregations, •
leel.irstion has been published by the Pru.sisii Govern-
. eat intimating their intention for the future to avail
tin inselses id the services of Jews ill the various
dep. •rtment4 of the State. This is carrying out the spirit
of Lb, • bsw enacted in 1618, but whii.h hitherto had been
almost • dead letter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

AUSTRIA.

Bunn gchnierling has been appointed Minister el
&nu. in I,kwie of (omit Goluchow ski. The advunt of
of 31. 8.binnr,'ing to power is hailed with satisfaction
by all !neer of constitutional liberty. The programme
be has drawn up fur the reconstruction of the empire.
and which has bee act-opted by the Emperor, is tanta•
mount to • completa• revolutiot, induiling among other
matters, the abolition of the Concordat, the equality of
all religions profession*, the repeal of the provisional
statutes recently promulgated, and a Constitution com-
mon to all the Getman sod Select' provinceo—Hungary
and Venetia beim.: excepted.
The cungreotion of the Couniht of Pesth met on
Monday, when Counts Kar il)i and Nyari sp-be in
the establishment of the laws of 1848. TI.
city was illuminated on the occavion, but public order
was uot disturbed. .

Hungary is stall full of revolution; out'oreaks are con-
stant. Ten thousand troops have been dispatched into
the country as a reinforcement ; and Geacral von Neu-
wirth, the Military Command, r of Pesti', has lc:formed
the inhabitants of the city that if there should be
any more diaturbances he should interfere, even though
be *tumid nut be asked to du no by the civil author-
ities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

J) It. TlioAlsoN'S IN VI Go It ATI N
Pit,i.s are the great remedy of the age for
goo rat uliluilily, nervousness, sr minatorrhira. disch iges
of ally kind, wave!, minis in the back. rheumatism,
gout. and all .11-easo.. of the hi-I:w,, and bladilm. They
et...le:ate troy tram uf iliseas.,, lowly dm blood.
invigorate Gm system, and have rest-reil bodily power
to thousands who now cup.y sound health and vigour To
the sceptical and tho-e who have been deceived by
quack medicines a small box (for trial) will be sent free
by post for three penny postage stamps. Sold every-
where, in boxes, prim Is. 114. and 91., or will be sent
post free, packed so as not to rattle, on receipt of 14 or
lumny stamps, by Dr. Clarence-road,
Kentish Town, London. A le w extracts front Testi-
monials, ti sands of which may he seen at the
oat :—" They cured me in five days." 0. S.
" Your pills are excellent, they relieved me at once.
W. If. " I tried, them for pains in the back. and they
eased Inc in a few hours." G. IL " They did me lunch
good, I want them for a friend." W S. " Your pills
saved my life. 1 was reduced to the most frightful state
of debility." H. J. "Their vivifyinj effects are
wonderful." D. J. "1 have enjoyed good health sines
I took your pills." W. C.
Two M tea Plain Advice to Sufferers, wit)
Instructions for Self-Cure. Testimonials from Clergy.
men, Physiciaas, Hubleuien. he., sent fres by post foe
sae penny stamp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, December 14.--oN4rnarket to-day was very
scantily supplied with English) wheat, chiedy in poor
condition. The few fine sample* on oder chanced
hands freely, at fully Slonshiy's currency; whilst other
kinds were firm in price, and a good eleatance can
,ff. cted. There was a large quantity of foreign wheat
on offer. Importer., however, were very firm in their
demands, and some of them relti.eil to sell except on
higher terms. The transactions were lint to say eaten.
kohl) ; nevertheless, extreme rates were paid. Floating
cargoes of grain were in somewhat improved. request,
at full currenciex. We had a good contiomptive demand
for all kinds of barley, at quite /douilay'. quotation..
There was a fair average business doing in malt, both
old, and new, at very full prices. Oats were very fino,
and sales progres.ed steadily. Heans and peaa ruled
steady, and the demand for dour was tolerably active.
CCIIIRENT PRICKS OF BRITION DRAIN AND 11.0111.
. tdsfiliiis, per qr
WHZAT—Essex. Kent, and Suffolk, white 41 66
„ Ditto, fins selected runs .. 66 60
„ Ditto, red .. .. 36 58
Ditto, Talavera 64 70
. Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yurkslulre47 62
SARUM Malting . .. 36 04
„ Grinding and divtilling . 30 35
, Chevalier
MALT —Essex, Norfolk, and liffolk .. 65 71
Kingston. Ware, and Town-mad e 72 76
-Flocy and Suffolk .. .. 22 25
„ tkvdcli and Lincolnshire, potato 26 29
„ Ditto, feed . .. 23 27
, • Irish potato.. .... 24 25
RYE . 33 • • . ... .. 36
BEASB--Magasan .. 44 61
Tick and Harrow .. . 38 .42
„ Pigeon . .. .. 40 42
PEAS -Non•Roilen.. ..
„ WL:te, Kssea. and Kent, hollers 44 IS
„ Ditto, Pine &Wolk .. 48 52
, )1114.1.1 .. • • .. 42 4.7
•• Grey .. . 34 41
rwull,--Bem marks, delivered (li seek) 54 57
becouds ditto and Country .. 38 42

°AI:

FOREIGN GRAIN.
WIIEAT--•Dantzle and Konigsberg
Ditto, ditto, extra -
lllatat•wit, Stettin, and Woliraa
Belgium and POSIIIMILII6II
Dank!. awl Silesian •
Italian, or Slariatiople
edema - • -
, American and Canadian
aII,EY Malting - • -
Grinding and diatilling
awl Urea -
Feed

• 85 to 67
• 08 Ot
-65 60
• 61 06
• 69 62
-04 GO

- se re

• 30 37
• 26 $1
- 29
• 40 44

37 Xo
- 44 40

-Sin" -
aTzLI---ffin to Boilers
Yellow ditto -
Boit.latilera
1,11.017R--Freneh (pa ma) . 44 60
Vw.R.11.31 and AlliefiClM Sour . 24
Sweet - 30 32
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

Somcrsttshirt.

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YEovit..—Larly Georgians Fano, wile has been on
a tour in the United States, was at New York when
her last letters were despatched to this country. ,
Her ladyship is expected home by Christmas.
ACCIDENT. - As Mr. W. Ferrell, of Compton ,
I) In, was returning from Yeovil cattle show in '
his gig, on Friday night week, accompanied by a
friend, on reaching the loner part ot this place,
where fr the late heavy rains, and from want of
i.roper drainage from the turnpike rio.l, the water
had risen to a great depth for about one hundred
yards, the horse stumbled and lA. precipitating its
master and his friend into the water. The horse
was almost liuried in the current. Fortunately some
persons living close by heard the accident, and Mune.
.liately plunged into the water, rescued the gentle- '
men from their perilous situation, and got out the
horse unhurt. The pig shafts were br,ken. but, :
from the kindness of Mr. I". Hart, another gig was
soon obtained and the travellers proceeded on their
way uninjured.
A young man. who gave his name as Charles
Holmes, and who states that he is a draper by trade,
and that he, up to November lit, lived with Mrs.
Peters, draper, of Yeovil, Somerset, was brought
up in custody lisfore the Mayor, at NI ttttt nouth,
Thursday last, and remanded until Tuesday nest,
charged with obtaining lislgings and representing
himself as a Baptist preacher. and then dec.sinping
without paying big bill, and stealing several article*
from hi, lodMar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

LYME.

FIRST DORSET ARTILLERY CORPS.—ThiS corps
is now firing from the battery every other daN
when tine. having received the Government supply
of animunjti.,n— WO rounds of blank cartridges and
1011 rounds of shot and Isbell. The men have been
complimented by their officers and drill ser-
geant on their efficiency in gun drill. They have
also received thirty rifles in exchange for the car
Woes, as a first instalment. Early in the next year
they are to have the remainder, we believe. Thank
to the exertions f their Serjeaut-Major, each man
has been presented with a busby.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

HOLLOWAY S OINTMENT.

THE WORLD'S FRIEND!

A RAN WHO REFUSED TO HAVE HIS LEG OFF.
"Frost Ae Si/rwsk Aden-fuer. Jane 2Nd,

Benjamin Cox, Esq., imagiatrate, said in the Board-
Boom at Fulruel, that he knew a man who had been in
the Infirmary and was actually turned out as incurable
Ou hit way home to Kilrusli. he purehao..l at Ennia,
lloiloway's Pills and Ointment, for, as he saiil, it could
not rie 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, mire, or ulcer, however big
standing, if properly used acccording to the printoti
directions.

GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.

The essence of these diseases lie in the blood, which
las, Boating through each vessel, the paingising poison,
which irritates and inflames every tissue it comes in
contact with, and produces the hot, swollen, elastic
enlargement about the joints so characteristic of gouty
diseases. The philo.phy of cum consist in over.
coining this depravity in the blood, which is rapid',
purified by the use of the pills. The Ointment. when
rubbed upon the skin, peuetrstes the system through
the pores, acts n unison with the Pills, and soon
effects a cure.
Both the Ointment and Pills should he sued in the fol.
—20.000 COPIES of a ill'oanb'r"ais lowing cases :-
- fled rep C14.11,*111 Sore Nipples
GIVEN AWAY. Contracted and Stitt Bore throats
Joints Skin-diseases
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Glandular Swelling" Ulm*
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liming two stamps, THE WARN INC VOICE, see ehliCiajnil Pill.
.It4I•C .I work on the most effectual care of Nervous Chapped Hands Rheumatism '
Debs:,tY• los. of Memory, Dimness of Sight, Lmootude Cow. (soft) I Scalds
lA ii,,-• :ion, Di.:ike to Society, kc. which, if neglected Sold .sth, Establishment of PRO/KIWI FIOLLOWAT,
'''.ol, iii maaunirdion, in.anity, a:WM-Custom .hail, 244, Strand (near Temple Bail, L n lon ; also by all
with idada uireciions for perfect restoration to liealtl: respectable Druggists and Dealers in Miicicines through-
ad signor. The True Guide to Howe who &wire a .." tb• civilised world, at th• following Price% :
.Pr•dr and private cure. Every young man shout,. Is. lid., he Id., ,s, gd., iii., no., and 33n. each Pot.
perike this esou'lent little woak, if be vslues his health, s's There is • considerable moving by tails( the
happiness, and pea,* of mind. Address, Dr. H. Smolt. larger sine.
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Al! Orden to be sent to the Patentee and Sole Maker,
T. CULLETON. 25, Cranbo•irn-Street, corner of St.
Martin's Lane, Loudon, W.c.
••• AM Orden meatal by return of Post.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

RUSSIA.

A Bt. Petersburz letter informs ua that the decree
emancipating the Ituasian peaaants lost been sinned by
the Emperor Alexander. mid that it is expected to be
pminuhpitiil on the Id, of January. s'aritius rumours
are in circulation respecting the mi....title' character of
this great reform, but .nothing certain has yet trans-
pired, except the important fact that the personal
liberty of the serf is formally stipulated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

SPAIN.

An attempt on the life of Marshal O'Donnell took
place at Madrid on the 6th. The Marsha: WPM wounded
in the left oilioulder by a piNtodsbat on. he was leaving
the &nate. The waarsaian an. iumseoliately arrested.
His name is Iona:. De is said to be mad.
Mardoal O'Donnell hut dedimal to the Corte.' that
the representative of Spam at Gaeta loas faithfully
feltillnit his duty in remaining to share the perils of the
Kong.
The Spanislo Government. in imitation of the great
nava. Posers. is I.oking to her nasal efficiency, Ind has
guru dr.irrs for the cuortruction of two large frigatea.
uue of •Inch is to be iruipplated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

WEYMOUTH.

Cot.. SIR Wtt.t.tAm L FREESTr,r.—We sincerely
regret to state that Cul. Sir William I.nickyer Free.
"Un h" hi eli c..lliliiul ti, I.i rei•itictive tor
past severe fr..; : p., .•
Lotion of the heart. .11, L...•
were but thi.se have, ui• I.ly
14121$C111.11:iy. and are iir.iently elituriainrti
lie will sp.-. day lie re tO lIIS wiiiite it rta..e it
health. hIICIC is no person in the town %those
charities ace So eX:tiltolVe an tilt*. of Sr
and his 1.84 ti "Uhl ue severely felt by the inruhr.nis
I.:triple:its of his charity. For his niany exerilent
quail:ly: of heart, we are bUre Wt! CXI/111:M the seliti•
limits of the inhabitants generally 11l hoping that he
way long he sinnaltii us.

LECTUNE.--The Rev. T. Morse lectured at the
Literary and Sim:mule Institution on Wednesday
last, on "Dante, his life and poetry." Th, re was
a goml audience, and the lecturer was n:warded
with repeat, it rounds if applamw.
ACCII,LN An :welilvllt a hick was likely to be
attend, d t. itli istab consequences mem red di
Thursday evening last. A bent o'clock, it i,eing
Dan mai ly daik, a Norwegian lirig was being towed
out of the liarlsmr by the rriliec nteallier. nichard
A ttwoidl, who had been engaged to bring the pilot
ashore. after leaving the vessel, was seated in a boat
in t..w of the brig. Hy some Wealis or other tlie
the boat “sheered," and innawiliately capsized.
The cry of " A man overbisint " was raised, and
tapthin W. Cosmic of the Prince, instantly stopped
her engines and lowered a boat with two men m it.
A boat from the Nothe 36, Went out, and the men ,
in the latter succeeded in reaching who
was found to be fast sinking. lie was conveyed to I
the surgery of Dr. 84111641, not far distant, when
the usual means to regore suspended animation was
resorted to and eventually mow sort niili mecum. I
I:rest praise is glue to C.apt:4lll 4 toiciis for the prompt
manner in which he acted. as a ell as to the men who I
went to the name in the Nothe boat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

BLA NDFORD.

Srititry Mont.—An inquest was held at the
King's Anna Inn on Wednesday last, before W. H.
Atkinson, Esq., coniner, and a jury, on the body of
Henry Foot, aged 134 yews, son of George
Foot, of the Castle Inn, who died suddenly
whilst at play in the previous evening. It ap-
peared from the evidence of Francis Squibb and
Alfred Hooper, that the deceased, with themselves
and sonic other boys, had attended the night school,
held at the Girls Natienal School-riaitn, on the
of Tuesday, and that on their leaving, seam
. seine of them ran round the new
ri.teeirm iligine o'clock
buildings, and after getting only a very short ills-
tones the deceased fell down, no one having touched
him He was immediately picked up by the wit-
:mows and others, who observed that his tongue was
between his teeth, and that he was entirely uncoil-
cions. His father mid a medical man (Mr.
Ingrain) were sent for imMediately, but on their
atrival the pew boy was dead. Mr. Ingram de-
posed that when he saw the deceased he hail been
trod hut a few minutes ; the pupils of his eyes were
immensely dilated, and his tongue between his teeth
3na bitten. There were no external marks of vio-
lence. Witness had previonsly attended deceased
when he was suflering from WINNOW of the heart,
and knowing this, and finding that shortly before
his death he hail partaken of a very hearty meal and
exerted himself by running, witness had no doubt
that death was caused by a rupture of a diseatied
vessel of the heart. The external marks, now visible
ui ice aide of the body and extremities, resulted
from the non-return (if vineous blood to the heart,
altd eolith-Med witness's opinion as to the cause of
death. The jury immediately returned a verdict in
accoidance with the above evidence.
A NOTIIEIt 5121,1,EN Movu.—A man by the name
iiflirinson, somewhat advanced in life, occupied in
cutting out and putting down carpets, tell i1..W111 in a
tit 141 Thursilav last, Ulla dlud Stalin' a hoar or two.
It is said that the deceased. atonic!' earning but a few
A day, dill' possessed of upwards of

I 'II I:1,1 NI 1", 11,,1.1i/A Y. The tradecinen b. re Lave
agrted to dose tteir dope ou Wtthiemlay, the 26th
lost., in onler to give their shoimen the opporttn
nit./ of visitincthetr friends.
EIJIST M.POSITOLY SALL—Four hundred hi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

WAREHAM.

.Stc.ci.au Ocet7nuEsr7k.--One of those unaccount-
able freaks of the animal imatii.n, which the natura,
list tinds so difficult of explanat. , took iilace in the
parish of Church Knowle on Monday week. On that
I days two cows were bring driven along the highway
towards Ilaniston Farm, :mil were obvervcil to bellow
boIIICN bat loudly as they 'missed along Just be,i‘ind
l the %iilage, in separate 110,18, were depasturmg three
dairies id cows, lielonging to Mr. Ford. 3.1 r. Farwell,
I and Mr. Savage, and these almost simultaneously
' tis,k up the cry of the passing cows, appeared
I strangely excited, began to bellow, and rush about
the Mid in the wildest confusion. and endeavouring
to break through the hedge -one cow boldly taking
stning fence, arid clearing it in good st.le. In the
held occupied by Mr. Farwell the COM ttttt tion was
' still greater, and the uproar was heard by the mi.
dents in the village. It has been remarked that in
most dairies one cow Seems by tacit CIMACIIt, to take
the lead, and to reign paramount ever the rest, and
Iliac who have more narrowly watched the proceed
1140 of a dairy have noticed a marked jealousy, as it
were, of the herd to thts self elected sovereign. If
we Islay judge from the incident in question it would
appear that the inferences drawn from these obser-
vations are correct. The leader m this instance was,
like the whole herd, excited, and with its horns
ploughed up the soil. hurling it alsint in MI directions,
mod while doing this struck deeper. and was minion
tardy pinned to the ground, when its compimy
rushed at it and gored it to death. In this case the
leader was at the same t* ! the best, intrinsically,
as it w a. iiht skill), of the heril, and was the property
, of Mr. V.. ,of llocknowle. The chiterent dairies
were ne•re or leas excited for a considerable time,
but gradually recovered their usual quietude.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

BENSON'S WATCHES.

MANUFACTORY, 33 and 34. LUDGATE HILL,
LONUoN, Le.

LiT %BUSH I'D 1749.

QPECIAL attention is requested to Benson's
tJ new Illuctrated P.miplilet on Watches (post flue
for two atainpld. It contains a full dcwcril•tion of every
construttiou of watch now made, profusely illustrated
with drawings, with tliMr various prices, ilisiortant
information as to the Watch to bin, •nil how to use it.
Sly its aid pelliOU% in Scotland. Ireland, Wales, or
any part of the kingdom, can select with the go .tut
certainty the Watch best adapted to their use. Eveiy
Watch is warranted, and sent free and safe by post ou
receipt of a rein at Allet.
BENSON'S LADY'S WATCII—" Exquisite artistic
feeling in ornamentation and perfection of mechanism."
—Morning Pest.
Silver, 3 to 15 guineas. Gold, 5 to IA guineas.
BENSON'S GENTLEMAN'S WATC/1.--" All that
can b• desired in finish, Mate, and design."—Olube.
Silver, 3 to 50 guineas. Gold, 6 to 100 guineas.
BENSON'S LEVER WATCHES.—" Leave nothing
to be desired but the money to buy them with."—
fkatplard.
Silver, 4 to 30 guineas. Gold, 7 to 50 guineas:

BENSON'S HORIZONTAL WATCHES.—" A good
Watch without paying an exorbitant price."—Daily
Telegraph.
... . .

gilvCr, 2to 8 guineas, Gold, sto 20 guineas.
Agents for India—Messrs. Grindlay and Co., Cal.
cotta; Messrs. Smith, Taylor, and Co., Bombay;
Messrs. Thacker and Co., Calcutta and Allahabad ;
Mears. la Page and Co., Library, Calcutta, of whom
pamphlets can be obtained. Orders with remittance',
(including sa. extra for postage), should be sent direct
(or through any of the above firms) to J. W. Benson's
Watch Manufactory, 33 and 34, Ludgate-hill, London,
E.C. Fetablislied 1749.
Merchants, Captains, Shippers, Watch Club., and
Wholesale Buyers treated with liberally. Old Watches
taken in exchange or repaired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

LONDON MARKETS.

(By ELECTRIC TELEURAPIL)

NARK-LANE, MONDAY, DEC. 17.

[FROM GILES, SoN, •No BARKER'S REI'vET.

The supply of English wheat was very short,
and best samples sell atone to two shillings
advance on last Monday's prices. Foreign held
at a sinailar rise. All spring corn as on Friday.
Wind, N. N. E.—Wet.

Amur Ala:

Wheat (British) 2,9811 Barley (Foreign 12,095
Barley „ 4,953 , )sta „ 43,942
Malt „ 10,490 Flour 340 sacks and
1/ats

„ 5,596 1,870 barrels.
Flour „ 10,503 Barley (Sc tch) 256
Oats (Irish) 4,920 Oats „ 104
Malt „ Wheat „
Wheat (Foreign) 65,561 Malt

II

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, DFA'EMBER 17.

Our market was supplied to-day with 7,860
beasts, 19,550 sheep and lambs, mid 210 calves
and 515 pigs.

Fair demand for beef and mutton, at two

pence per stone advance on last Monday's
quotation. In the veal trade no alteration
from last Monday's prima

s. cll. s. d.
Beef
Mutton
Veal
Pork

AitaivALs :

Holland—Bout 5,100
„ Sheep 7:

Scotland—ileast 900
Ireland—Beast 400

Calves 65 Cambridge, Beast 3,200
Spaia—Besst 65 Norfolk—Beast 100
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

NmultE QUACKEhY! Every sufferer
is. the world may be cured by the new system of
treatment, which has been successful in thousands of
DITVOUII awl general debility, sperniatorrliteva, hoe of
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diseases known as nervous colmilaints, molting from
the errors of youth Alla manhood, many of which hays
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this iestance lionestly."—Liferary Giv.ene.

liNOW THYSELF: ANI) ‘N'HAT FIT
FUR.—KATE Itt'SSELI. continues to give her
hut resting and 'lreful ilelineatn•i, of the mental and
moral charaetery amtcapalaline• of mat% Allan. from an
examination of the hand in a ~.tt le of Mourip-
tMn never before aticioi.te.l Pei sons •.I Imow•
jaw their own preuli.ii stn., or tlime any mull in
Wrlolll tluty iii, I.e inteie>te.l, nimt r. DOre Or
01101. IA of writing. •mting ••et aml age am! en-
closing n I.ciuiu imita.,:e 10,, ItUti•
SELL. I Street. Mot megton Lon•
don, Alta 111, sill lurt.l‘r in a iley ti two a fnl: and
minute klll of the g.ttp ileteet•:. t.dent•. ta•tet.
atfecti ~,, . iii rite A lifer. 21111 then influ•
ram: on life. with :silt a-c iii MM. rims on
future too-petty All tette.. coliMit•l• it vt t may con•
Adelina , .Iml. to pie, ent inktakes al.; livable mit N.
quevteil iii .ticleise an envelope iu °pet la ilitecterl to them
'wirer The 104110 who louse thatiiefolly ac•
Illi•OriellZetr the value of adi ice given and the areuraey
of Meta h. Sketcher. of chat ~et.-r. eq..hlisli the truth
awl value the ...mace without a.mht Extractv from
Tedimom.a, . --hoot ' Ahoy thank* for rout
truthful Imrtian ' " I fear Ina elmiaeier tun
tits!!! A, you TO. fierl ilesetihe it-W —1: " Your long
letter. though very flattering, my frond pays is aniat-
inglv correct --A I) '' 31.otima sat.. the ..halacter YOU
gavels vervpiat. and not to.. gmel "—II W 'I am ghat'
your opinion at her character eion.mles with my own
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

PeRLIMIILU
THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. I

.•very

INVESTMENT FOR 'ANTAL AND SAVINGS. WEDNESDAY

pRESENT RATE 010 INTEREST per Aftcrtmon.
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the It. etett Del ailment. No partner:lite letthili.y.
Promot wit Ursa ala when required. Prottecctutota
free to any rat of the world.
Teusterc —Viscount RANELAGII, and J. C.
COMIJOLD, ~, M .P.
EXECCTIVIL CoSINITTICE:
rhairman.—Visouunt MANI-3,401f.
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BRIDPoRT.

The drapers of Bridport intend closing their shops
on 3.lonilsv. the 24th.
K. D. llielgson, Esq., has voluntarily forwarded
to Mr. Flight £lOO. as a contribution towards de
-
(raving his expenses in respect of the West Dorset
Hill of last ses.ion.

PUBLIc READiNG SOCIETY.—The fourth of the
readings from popular authors, furnished by this
excellent society, came off on .Monday evening. The
audience was, if possible, larger than usual, the
Townliall being completely packed. T. Colfox,
Esq., occupied the chair, and after some observe.
toms, said he had the pleasure of calling on an old
friend, the Bey. W. C. Templer, and would
introduce him under a new title,--that of
rector of Burton. Mr. Templer bad chosen
three selections from Cowper's poem—"Cou-
versation." The first extract, commencing
at about the eightieth line of the work,
relates to lie ate and discussion, and contains
he ~,,, rous description of the doubtful, cautious
man's style of argument. The see I extract do,
cusses stories and story-telling, and the third tells
in verse how the two disciples going to k:muraus
were overtaken by Christ. The second reader was
Mr. Pope, whose subjects were two ballads, o Th.
Six Burghers of Calais," and "The Fearless De
Courcy: The former is the story of the six citizen.
of Calais, whom Edward the Third intended tr•
behead, but who were spared at the int...tension oi
his queen. The latter piece relates how King John.
, being called on by the King of Franc* to answer fio
the murder of his nephew, Arthur. released be
j Courcy from the prison in a loch he had long bee:
I confined, in order to Wail 11413 to France to amid
ibattle in his (the King's) sterol. De Courcy, thong I
be refused to tight the chivalry of France in the MUM
, ore tunnies er. volunteered to do ii 4. for the honour o •
I England. and uo French knight could be found tr
Istand against hini.—Mr. M. Denzil.* came nest, ami
rood two extracts from the fourth book of "Paradise
lAA." To Mr. Derwilloo,suocooded Mr. A. Stephens, '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

SLccEsia or TUC SUCIETI

k c d.

002,750 0 0

Shares kined to 29th Sept., 1860, are
16,055 (1:50 each)
Last year's receipts, Chriatisias, 18:#9, to
Michaelmas, 11460
Total cash reesipta from formation a
s„.kt, tow'', Sept.. 11460
Total .ithitrawalr to ditto
Total amount of laud sold to 20th Sept ,
1060 ..
liastrved fund to 'nine date ... ....... $.570 II 1

73,0% 14 2

481.000 8 7
118.6 W 4 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

POOLE.

Ntxxvau. —On Monday evening a lecture wai.,
delivered in the British school roion, on
Ninevah and Assyria, by the waster id. the above
school, expressly written by hint fi.r the occasion.
He gave a most lucid ihaseription of the risc,
greNN anti 1311 a NItleVA::, atiClll.. oi
Assyria.

Cotary (oritr. The monthly hitting of this
court was held Itetore the judge (E. Everett, Eui.),
but there was no business ot importance brought
before the court.

Ring Cunt's. —On the occasion of the corps
par.aling for drill oil Monday evening the comman-
dant, Captain Parr, read the following letter, a Melt
hail been addressed to lam by A:. W. Franklyn,
Esq., one of the borough repreeentativui :
T0r.441.7.AV. Ilemisiber 1111, I dein.
111' DEMI Slno-1 have just read your earnest appeal
on behalf of increasing the Piaile Ride Corps, and 110,c
no time in responing to it by nielos.i.g in cheque f•.r
whicii probably will almost, if not quite, :quip
three men. I would do Moly, feeling r great ant grow-
ing intereat iii thi great national nio.ement, but being
already an I iiiii unary Ulelither of five corps, it drain,
r-t.licr heavily on my purse. 1 an/ Much plea.UAI to
see how well it is sustained at Poise, and
trust it will continue no. tV ilUll at hiir.tol about
three weekii *Ma-. I auggested to my friend, Colonel
Kush, the commanding idlitez, a prIZ tor p 11141 i wady of
whinid,. at drill. Ho highly approved of it, and
I believe Melilla to adopt my suggeation, after giving it
consideration AA to 139 W Med ill *hat manlier it should
he applied. I hope to viait auy frienda iiv Poole ere
long, and will it you please talk over thin matter, and if
ailopte-1, would 'eel honoured In being allt•Wed to alfer
the drat prize.

I remain, dear bir, yours very truly,
GEoltufr: W. FRANKLYN.

lAA:IIAm te,i Wednesday evening a
lecture WWI &dives-int at the Tuwidiall, by the Hee.
M. Evans, on " Garibaldi." Tile lecturer related
the results of a personal tour through lialy, and his
upini tttt sof the people and their babas. The allusions
to Ganbahli were few and common-place. The
audience was exceedingly limited. 'I be chair was
°coupled by Mr. H. Macgilvray.

POLICE. —(lieb,re the Mayor, E. Lacy, Esq., and
a lull Bench of Magistrates.) —Ass.te tr. 0 afloat
Buller, an old man, was 1/110111 ttttt t.ll C.r assaulting
Archibald Talbott, a little boy right ycars old, by
striking him with a stick 24 inches in circum-
ference and nearly an inch thick. The ease was fully
proved, and he was tined 10s. and costs, or 14 days'
imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

A Sardinian vessel from Gaeta, laden with arms and
ammunition and with fal.e papers, has been stopped by
the Turkish authorities. awl the Porte has protested
against the fraud as constituting a violation of trestles.
Ti.. discovery, mails by the Austrians. that Prime
eons, has a secret underst wiling with the flung ran
revolutionary ebief, has led to exhortation* to vigilance.
addressed by the Austrian Government to the Porte,
while the preparation. for war—male in Montenegro
and even in Servia--have al.) put the Turkish Govern-
ment on it. guard 011 its own account.
Agitat prevail. in the Danubian Principalities. At
Jamey the Metropolitan and the Minister of the Inte-
rior have been arrested and conetle.l to a convent.
. . . . . . . .

The :Sultan has deeorakql the (ii tic Patriarch and his
Arinenien compeer, as also the Armrutan Catholic
Arclibidlop. with the first class of the lie.ljnite.
A Christian Sheikh had been appointed the new
Caimacan of the Lebanon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18

Sotrign anb Colonial intritiffince.

FRANCE.

The Cousi;titiunnel pretends that there is no found-
ation in the naws that the Marquis de Lavalettc had
insisted at I onstantinciple upon the prolongation of the
French veupatum of ?Syria. The r'ung.toredise/ al.
U p to the present the convention of the 4th of
sept. usher lois not given rise to any div.crgence of
opinion between the representatives of the foreign
l'osert. at Constantinople.
The Munalter contains an Imperial devree relative to
the government and &hoists ion of Algeria. It
referm to the decree .4th, 2,lth of November. ItitiO, hy
which the Ministry for Algeria ir auppreimil, and then
decrees the nomination of a llosersior-lieneral, but
countersigned by the Minister of State. The Governor-
General is to command the fore,* in the colony on wra
and land, without, howev.r, interfering with the
authority of the Ministers of War and of Marine in this
respect. A Vice•Govenior IS added in the person of a
General of Division. The departments of Justice mid
of Public Instruction continue to be din.cted by the
correaponding Ministers at Paris, with the taeeptiott of
the indigenous schools and the mixed krsurio-Arah
schools, which Iler placed under the Governor-General
exclusive authority. In all other branch,. the
Gusernor-General is to appoint the functionaries.