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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

la °BERT HOOD, JUN., Practieal Watch
It and Clod Maker, Jewelier,dx., Saussumr-erragirr,
BLANDruao. Nt •and Seoond•band Lever, Geneva,
and other Watehea English Clocks of every dm-
eeription made to order. A great variety of American
and other Foreign Clooks always on sale. Gold and
Silver Chains; Wedding Rings, ke. Old Gold and
Silver bought or taken in einbange. The best attention
paid t. r ;sir:. Clocks cleaned in the Country. A well
s. lucL. ek of Sr-t ails' to snit all sights. Harare.
teri oid Tkerniguictcr., of thu beet mihke always 00 lab
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

FOR RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO,
SPRAINS AND BRUISES, &re_
EVANS'S ANODYNE EMBROCATION, or HEAL
ALL, the most efficacious remedy for R.heumaiiim.
Lumbago, Palos in the Limbs, Numbness, Sciatica,
Faeoache, Sprains and Bruises, Spasms and Cramp,
Stiff Meek, Stiffness in Joints, Pro,,,,Limbs, and
Chilblains before they are broken. No Embrocation
ever offered to the public has been found more rffeetual
in alleviating the acute pains of the above disorders, as
it gives ease after the lint application, Sold in bottles
la lid. and :M. 3d. es&

VOR NEUR A LII lA, TIC-DOLOREUX, ,te I
.1' EVANS'S NEURALGIA, TIGLOOLOREUF
FACE-ACHE PILLS. The most sever. . and
Neuralgia. Pains in the Face and R eases of
relieved and cured by them. " ...al, ere speedily
h. lit. and 2a. Pd. each. .old In boxes TO.,

F "TR ITCH
VAN PROUD'S REMEDY, vr'thont the lead
smell, • oertain cure in a few day& Many hundreds of
Teatimonfals might be given ; one application will,
however, prove the above • sertionv Mold in bores
IL 14d. each. Family Packets, containing 10 boxes,
sent earriage free to any ,•totio it throughout the kingdom
on receipt of Peet Oftiou Order. for 10•4bd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

WANTED, in a farm house, a good
iiousesi II), who can wait at table; only
two in family. Apply to the Hiiiy Fool'
Whitechurob, Itlandford.

WANTED, • SINGLE MAN, out of house,
to look after two nag bones, attend to three
and pip, and to work in the garden when re.
piired.—Apply, by letter, to R, Pest Office, UPwe7,
Dorchester. No one need 'pp:, who cannot produce a
good character, and
_bas fined a similar situation.
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ASTEWARD wishes for a RE-ENGIN:II&
MENT, either in the Ncey or tt.,yelsii
Nettle Home r r Forridr:Sorviced Yttere' good
testimonials. -- Addrred, S. S.. Tclairam, offia,),
Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

BEAMINSTER.

LICTUBC.-o'.Tnewlay evening the Rev. E. W. Pears
save • lecture on the Town-hall on " The Dl,ls in
mmi.g.w." The chair was occupied by the Rev. P.
Johnson. The leeture was one of a ,teties given in 000.
neetion with the Young lien's Christian Association.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

ARREST OF TR " ANTI:I)7OOHE TAX
ANSOCIATION" AGENTS.

Our readers will remember that a abort time ago two
gentlemen, named Mr. William Guest and Mr. dames
Garvey, were at Dorchester, repiesenting the " Anti.
Income Tax Association (Limited), 3, Creams-buildings
Chancery-lane." and that they naked for signatures to •
petition and subscriptions to carry on the work of the
society. They were at Shaftesbury on Friday and
Saturday on the same errand, when Superintendent
Underwood arrested them, locked them up, and on
Monday %bey were brought before W. F. Iturridge,
u,yor). and G. Kersley, EN. Mr. Matthew klaidment
bailiff of the County Court, deposed to subscribing
2s. l„ and said that since doing so he had every
reason to believe it is a fictitiotui society Mr. Alfred
Gorda, draper, gave similar evidence.—ln answer to
the charge, the defendants said they were engaged for
o teed fide society, and produced a copy of the articles
of association duly stamped, and also a copy of the cer-
tificate of the society. They also said that at every
town they went to they called upon the principal inhab-
itants first, and the' all they had done was open and above
board.—The Bench decided that the Superintendent of
police had only does Ass duty in Letiog up the defettel-
ants, Ina fhni the ertdenoo Mal not ettifteient to remand
(trot (tocsin into custody, and they therefore disinissed
tile rose. (Certainly an ettreonlinaly decision, and
istii.istil! we shell hear more of th- cue',
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

NO MORE
_DAM'
_WALLS

rrnir only eth, j the
J. SILICATE ZAWISSA COMPOSITION. an use In the
Howes of Parliament. ex. Made only by the SILICATM
ZoPISMA COMPOSITION COMPANY. Proopectuno and Tee
thnonlals free. Mm. King Willemetrest, IL C. AGENTS
WANTED.

MBE Beet PAINT—The Cheapest tong brilliant and enduring
1 I. that used at the CRYSTAL PALACE, and Mandela
lured by the GRANITIC PAINT COMPANY. 01,6 Kingl
Wlllionatniet, E.C. Proepeetueee tree. AGENTS W

OAKEY and SON% EMERY sad BLACK LEAD MILLI,
Bladthiarrroad, London, 8.

AAK ETV SILVERSIIIIIIW SOAP (non-mercurlai), for
rinuil and Panelling Silver, Electroplate, Plato Glami
Marble, ne. 6d.
OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packeta id
each ; tins 6d., le., dd. and en rack

OAKEY'S INDIAREBBER KNIFE BOARDS, how lc Ird
each. —

OAHU'S GOODS SOLD everywhere by Ironmongers, OD
men, Grocers, Druehmakers Druggists, tee.

"PUMPS."
lIMIE HYDRAULIC RAM for RAISING WATER. GARDEN
I &VASIL'S, FIRE ESGINES, WATER CARRIERS. S.
Ousts and Co., Whin :Mamma* London, E.C.
Catalogues and Prices on application.

IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN GUARANTEED
1 STATE LOANS. No Lorrutinn. Bond Ad
chances to win for El the large premiums of
£30,000, £25,000, 00,000, &A, he.
Public drawings on tne First of every Month, under tbe
superintendence of the Austrian Government, and
official public functionaries. Official list' Dent Gratis to
Sabseriban,— Apply for £1 chances, Lined upon (onus
applied by the Austrian Government and bearing thee
Imperial hall a fierin stamp, and for prospectus's IP
VOSLCIC ER and Co.. Bankers. Vienna.

BENSON'S
WATCHES CLOCKS GOLD
JEWELLERY
Of an kis& Of all kinds. Of Usa limastDeripa4
r.rvF.R DRAWING-ROOM BRACELETS
lii,BIZoNTAL DINING-ROOM BROOCHES
CHRONOMETER CARRIAGE EAR-RINGS
EF.YLESS CHURCH LOCKETS
CHRONOGRAPH HALL AND STIOPINECKLACES
. . .

Er. BENSON. who holds the appointment to R.R.R.
the Prince of Wales, his Putt published two pamphlets,
enriched and embellished with illustrations—one upos
Watch and Clock blaking, and the other upon Artistic
Cold Jewellery. Those are sent post free for 24. gash.
Persons living in the country or abroad can select the
article required, and bare it forwarded with perfect
safety.-25, Old Bondctreet, and the City Steam
Worts, 58 and 60, Ludgate-hill, London.

WONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Shnwina the true mutes of Nervous. Mental,.
Pliv.leal Debility. [mane. of Spirit., Indimition. WANT Or
ENERGY, ERENATCRE DECLINE, with plain direction. for
PF.RFFAT RLItiTORATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR In
• few Da).
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

LEW ELL.

SUDDEN Datall. —On Wednesday night, a plate-
layer on the South. Western Railway, named John Fry,
dud ruddenly in led. About 11 o'clock he eeid to his
wife he thought he was !spitting blood, and sulked her to
get a light. She immediately did so, but only to find
be had fallen back dead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

PIDDLETRENTRIDE.

Tim Wesleyin annual missionary meeting was held
in the dispel on Tuesday evening I at. Mr. James
Lovalleoe, of I`oe,llebinton, presided, and addresses
were delivered by the Revs. Ruin, Varies, and Mead-
more, and Ileum L. Riggs, 0. Cole, J. Bash, and 0.
Wright. The servioes were amongst the best ever held
in connection with the missionary minas in this plaos
and the eolleetions amounted to P. 3 9.. 744., being up-
ward. of £2 in advance of last yesr. Votes of thanks
were proposed end unanimously given to the Chairmen,
and the local brethren who had come from Bydliag,
Dewllsh, Chesilborns, kg., to help to make the meeting
a MOMS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23

PORTL '.ND.

TOR ROADS have presented • magnificent sisht
during the last few days, an immense number of vessel,
hosing tidier' shelter there from the tough weather in
the ChenneL
STONE THROWING—" A constant reader" complaios
of the annoyance, and injury caused by boys throwing
stones ea they go to and return from the different schools
in Pertland. and soggesta that • policeman should be
put "on duty" in the neighbourhood of the schools to
check the la& Perhaps the Sergeant at Portland will
tale+ the hint.
COLLISION IN PORTLAND ROAM—Antonio Stelnft,
master of the Austrian barque Barbs Toone, of Tairne,
310 tens. on a voyage from Leith to Pim°, with a
cargo of 567 tons of coals, deposed before R. G.
Chessman, Esq. on Nov. If, that on Monday the 15th
inst. wheat noon, the barque was lying anchored in
Portland Roads, when an English schooner which was
found to be the Emma, of Petersham, off No. 11,256.
145 tons, Edward James Brown, master, on • voyage
from Sunderland to Tarragona, with • cargo of cosh
shout 250 tons, entered the Roads on the port tack
passing under the stern of deponent's vessel, and when
about 120 yards diiitant the schooner tacked and Instead
of passing a head so there would have been room to do,
she (the schooner) shifted her belks, eared off her after
sheets and fell foul of derement'a vessel carrying away •
groat port of starboard bulwarks, stanchions and caus-
ing damage to rigging, and that the amount of &Melte
to the barque and her cargo cannot be estimated, but the
damage to the schooner is estimated at ES.

EAST LITi.WORTH.
Dognriv's Bac ICRYPTCY.—This case again came
before Mr. Acting-Commi.sioner Ronne, at Exeter,
on Thursday. Mr. it N. Howard, of Weymouth, for
creditors, Mr. flaw for bankrupt. —Mr. .1. H. Gibson,
of Weymouth, said he took possession of bankrupt's
Premises and relieved tie bankruptcy messenger.
He found concealed between the roof and ceiling:—
Thirty large writing slates, a new tin tea kettle, • tin
book chest, • fend«r, three pewter dishes, a sour
two new frying pea., • cropper warming pan, • shoe-
maker's new hammer, a carpenter's °entre plea with
hits, two 1100:Pickets, throe meat dishes, a strainer, a
brush, a bnx containing half a grosi of blacking, • large
knife, a jar of gunpowder, a walking stick, R water jug,
and a carpet broom. From their appearance I Gould
swear that the things had been reeently put there.
There were also some carpenter's tools.—Mr. flaw said
he should say Cole, the previous tenant, put the pro-
perty there, and be should call biu3krupt to say be had
never seen them. The case was adjourned to Nov. 19th
for the attendance of Gillingham, and for &further cash
account.