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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

BIRTHS.

January V, at Blaadford, the wife of Ur. P. Gill.
te•-dealer, of • eon.
January 29, at the Vieerace, 'WM. Minitior, the
wife of the Her. John •etoe, of a son.

MA KRIAGISS.

January IT. at the parish church, Reap°le, by the
Rev. R. Cl. Marriott, Mr. Orange Brinieombe, petty
officer OG board 11.11.8. St. Georp, to Fanny, eldest
dangler of Mr. Wm. Lam, of Sitterton, Bore Eftia.
January 28, at the parish chttrelt, Radipok, Mr.
Albert White, of Weymouth, to Faany, daughter of Mr.
J. Chalker of Upwar.
January 30, at &Aland Newton, by the Bev. R. B.
Ravenhill, K A., vicar, assisted by the Rev. B. Bruce
Kennard, KA, motor of Moroball, Edward W•lker,
Req., of Upton-onl3evern. Woreeerembire. to Alias
Raiser* ward &tighter of James Cull, Ka.
January it, at Lady St. Ifary's Marsh, Wareham,
by the Rev. 8. E. Capel, Mr. John Whittle, to Miss
Mary g 111•116 only daughter of Mr. William Pet*, of
the Railway EDNA Northport, Wareham.
January 31, at St. Michael's Church. Okeford Fits.
pale*, by the Ear. B. C. Prise, Mr. M. Trent, of Gar.
lands Fano, Okoford Fitspaios, eldest son, of J. Trent,
Req., of Yeovil, Somerset, to Elisabeth, youngest
daagirter of Mao labs Mr. John Roes, of Stroud Farm, in
the above village. .

DEATHS.

Decegobot 31, at Sharron, Clinton county, lowa
Americo Wert, in the 43rd year of his age, George
Pinckney Atkinson, eldest son of the late Charles
AU inaon, Req., of Lower Woodaford, Comet.
January 23, at Chard, Somerset, Mr. Jobs Glyde,
aged 77.
illuanary 24, at Basher Farm, Bridport, Emme,
mood daughter of Mr. Samuel Hassey, aged 32
January 27, at Blandlord, Mr. Albert Gil, aged 44
JOWL
January W. at Cranborne Vicarage. Dorset, after a
few days illness. from pneumonia, Proms Anne, the
beloved wife of the Rev. I. IL Carnegie, vicar of
Cranborne.

January 30, at Weymouth, Marie Purvis, reliet ol
the late Rev. Thomas Pays, incumbent of Holy Trinity,
Weymouth, in her 72nd yew.
February 1, et Bridport, Er, Welter Elliott, anetiemeer
end mod inerehant.

February 2, at Dorchester, Hannah Lim beloved wife
of Mr. H. Milla, deeply lamented. Bar mad was sweet
pears in Jesus.
February 3, at Morden, Carle Osetle, Arthur mood
moo of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kent, in Ids 2nd year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

CLARMIDON.

MATH or Lain Barnevar.—We regret to
annosacie that Lady Hervey•Bathurek died on
Thursday at the Queen's Hoed, Hastings Her
ladyship, who had antlered • long and 1=
illness, was the youngest daughter of Bir
Brooks. Bart., sod was the mooed wife of Sir
Freloriok-Hutohinson Harvey-Bathurst, Bart., of
Clarendon Park, to whom Ai was married cc the
23rd of September, 1845. Her ladyship leaves •
numerous family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

MONEY MARKET, FEL 4.
Coosals for roomy sod sotoont aro 901 to 904.

Latest.

" Ems's" Orme. Monday Night.

To. Panics op W•Lts IS tutwro.—W• WY very
Bled to be in • position to oonarm the announcement
that his Royal Highness the Prinoi at Wales will fore
portion of the year take up his residence in Ireland.
Though this has been determined upon, the details con-
nected with the event have not as yet been entirely
decided upon.—Goiut Circular.
MINISTERIAL Romouts.—The Daily TelegrapA of
Retarder prominently and positively announces that
the Government have come to. detrmination #o appoint
we -mission to settle borough boundaries during the
*owner, and to assemble Parliament for an autumn
session for the purpose of passing a Reform bill. We
hive every reason for bet/lying that there Is not.
shaddow of foundation for the statment.—Ssisday
Gazelle.

M.. BILIGHT, V P. AIM 11V. DAVVY 81711001, lI.P.
—The newly.issued number of the hirtaigiltay Review
Mate, in conspicuous place sad type, the following
retraction and apology t—" Trio unconsidered charm
were made against Mr. Bright in the November number
of this Review. I represented him so having said, first,
that 'ell the land of England is in the lisuda of 150
proprietors fend, secondly, thst 'the poor only great to
lees/Mir for the nob.' lam happy to retreat both
charges. It is needless to add that I very sincerely regret
haring awls tbetn.—fliona D. flevuool."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

WISHIPORD.

As inquest au held by R. If. Wigs, Ksq., on
Wednesday, on the body of a ehild named Peter Smith,
seed 34 yews. It appeared that on il.e previous Moodey
morning. about half poet kit, the mother of the decomed
hit him and a yosngot shad by themselves. and that
to the house of er fathev-in-lew. She wee &beast shout
ten minutes, and as her Mara, hearts, them 'tying,
she ran in sod found the clothes of both of them on ire.
Wlth the moislsoos is neighbour, ohs pat It out, sod
spolisd sosped hp to the burst pares sad met to
Steeple Ledford for lb. Straillea, the Gowen, ohs
arrived shoat half-peel helm He found the deceased
badly burst over shoot two-Nth of the body. He
droned the 'anode sad gave hits nm., but be died the
same night, abort oho o'clock. Vot, "A 151410101
South."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

HUNTING APPOINTMENT&

hr. Rarlalyffe'r Hounds—Thereby, King Grove—at 11.
Mr. Walter Flower's Harriers—Fridsty, Thorny Down
—sin.

Ttio South Wilts Houuda—Werlnesday, West Path;
Friday. Semis) Station—at 10.45.
Lord Poltioicire's Hounds—Wednesday, ilartioatown ;
Friday, Look Wood ; Sateniay, Withoratowe—at 11.
The Tedworth Floater's—Tuesday (this day), Wood.
bridge ; Thursday, Pantos Lodp ; Saturday, Loser
stook—at 11.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Broyles Oottrt ; Thursday, Radlyooh ; Saturday,
Puberlay Gees —at 10.45.
1 The Blitakeioor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Roiliest Posed ; Thursday, Yarliogtoo Lodge;
Friday, Hinton St. Nary—at IL
Tim Dube of Beaufort'. Rounds—Tuesday (this day),
ntdmarrou ; Wednoeday, Wootton Bassett Wharf—
at 1130.' Thursday, Bell, Sodbury Cosmos ;
Friday, Cabot Barn ; :Saturday. Hullavingloa—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

WICYIfODTH.

Drumm the twerwteme loos two or three feet of
the shingle is the of the rephiascle waH was
tarried away, but is Dow gradually being brought
book.

Ws hoer that an Iç.IISIhM boon setored into
betwesee Iwo • way Companies by which coo
staff. the Great Western, will work the whole of the
Mao it the Weymouth Male" the Bouth-Wootern
paying an usual stun towards the engem&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

Obarirt Ntb3o.

DORCH EST ER.

COUNTY 000 ST CIROVIT FOS VILSRUART. —Dor-
abater, Tuesday, 6/11; Held Pork Wansedai, Oth ;
W•llDoutk TheredaY. 7th ; Wareham, Friday, 84;
Bleadfaid. Monday, llth ; Poo* Tuesday. 11th ;
W Unbars*, Wednesday, 13th; 13baltri8er7, Mos-
day, 18th ; Wisaantoe, Tunday, llitit ; lialabary,
wodardsv, 90th ; Aadover, Thariday, 11..

PVIBLIC Bann= TO it DOES Domingo Tea Mos=
011 FlLlMWAT.—Coostablas (pariels).—Within the Out
seven days of thb month, the justices In sash divislos
ere to issue • preempt nadir the hand. of any two of
them to the overman of sash perish within the division,
sirloin them to sake sad return before the Sith day
of Mint next, a het la writing, of a competent ettetber
of arm, within their respsetive parishes (milled
aid liable tossive as amestabies. Ups. mart el the
said premmt,the overepers of every Parish are to snurson
a miens, of the inhabitants in vestry, to be brides
viable 14 days after the receipt of seapresept sod the
vestry at sash meeting Is to make out Me list.—Peor
Late Theioss.—On or before the /fib of this month
else oveneers of every parish oontainiag
populttiou exceeding 2,000, 'wording to the
last COMM are to rotor ia *book to be provided for
the parpoes, the names sad Mamma 41 wool.s who
before She lit day of this mouth have given statements
Of alai= as owners or proxies. Bet sees the 6th sad
lath day of this month, at reasonable boars, the over-
seers are to allow any parses to peruse nein book
without fee.

MILITART BALL—A piedmont avast, very snook
oat of the ordinary routine, of harm* Ilfs, took plass
at the quarters of the Royal Horse Artaßory, Dorchester,
on Monday *Teals& via., • ball, in which both
°Morn and moo freely Hood, together with
many of their friends of the other sex helots*.
tog to the town and teighbourhood. The
somembly took pima in a large ripper room at
the barracks, shish had been nicely &secreted with
evergreens and lowers, interspaced with devises som-
posed of sworda, and other senteriai fusilier lo
tho soldier A bend, %toddle tim direetios of Mr. Carrel,
bandmaster of the Dorset Militia, provided the nniaia,
and the dancing. which contneased about nine o'clock,
wee continued with but little internimion tiff early the
next morning. The Madame midterm of the ertillery-
men, the py drones of their fair pertain,
and the actoventienal sentiag in.. of the civilians
In the brilliant light of the bell•rootet. sad amid it.
festive adjnools, mad* up • saw right *mbar lo look
upon. Mr. L Parsons provided refreshments for tligb
part_y, which afforded the greatest setiefastion, and the
itrUlliry ball war altogether an AritleAlified SIMON&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

BERE REGIS.

DR. NOTT'S DIFIRTION OF HIS WEIL —ln the
Probate and Itstrisnoeial Court the case of Nott e.
Nott has recently been beard. Theevideiseeshowed
that the hosbaad, bite a plumb:Min of Bare Regis,
bad left his wits, and had kept his reedier*
unknown to her. It also showed that by lb* tater.
'entice of friends, the wife bad bean bititiosd to
sign a deed of separation, which, however, had nt
bean oarriod out, in weeps's:me of the refusal of the
trustee to sot, and that Aso had for a short time
made tbe husband an allowance. It was held by
the jades that as by dam acts the wife mover
intended to assett to ker knobbed's absence, there
was • legal deessitos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

JERSEY.

THE CABE 011 SHOOTING • SUMMON --801011,11
Or THS PRISONER. —At Jersey en Tuesday motning,
Thomas Roberts, who was lying in a Fool on • charge
of attempted murder, aoannifted suicide by banging.
The deceased about two years ago was an inmate of
the General Hospital, at St. Hellen, Jensey.and was
attended for • bad leg by Mr. Charles Le Vosoonte
Godfrey, surgeon of the eotablishment He was dis-
charged and sent to Esgland, where, his leg boom-
log worse, he had to submit to amputation, much
against his wilL He retarned to Jersey &short time
ago, and made no secret of his animosity to Mr.
Godfrey, whom he blamed for the loss of his log,
alleging that he had not had proper treatment from
him. On the 6th Deoember, as Mr. Godfrey was
massing the Parade, after paying his morning visit
to the hospital, he war shot at by Roberts who war
°acceded behind • tree. The charge (which was
No. I shot) took afoot in his left shoulder, and
brought him to the ground. He lost • greet quan-
tity of blood, but remelted in the course of two or
three weeks. Roberta expremed his sorrow that be
had not killed him. Sinop his oommittal he had
frequently declared to the turnkeys that be would
never leave the island, and would rather hang him-
self. On Tuesday 1110fnilli, when his tell door was
opened at wives o'clock, be was found banging quite
dead. He had made use of bia bison and • leathern
strap which he used for fastening his wooden leg to
his stump. The broom were round his neck, and
tit=fastened to • large spike nail in the wall.
had formerly been a sailor, sad was about
45 years old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

POTATO NARK ISTS.

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BOROUGH AND firtratraws, Friday.—These markets
are fairly supplied with potatoes. PODS qualitise ate in
request. at full currencies ; otherwise. the trade I. quiet.
Yorkshire Resents, 120 a. to 100, ; Flukes, 150.. to
Rock; 100 a. to 120 k; and Scotch Regents, 120 e.
So 170 e. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

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Littraturt.

THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.'

This is • very elegant little book, designed we
should my chiefly for the drawing.room table, so far
m its appearance goes. The work itself is very '
evidently that of • scholar and a gentleman, whose
name was pretty well known in the foreign office of
that da), and by thaw who then ruled its destinies
during the time that Mr. H. W. Freeland sat in
Parliament for his native city, as be coadjutor of
Lord Lennox, quite on the opposite side of politics,
now and then voting on the same aide in purely
practical useful subjects. He (Mr. F.) retired about
three years ago, in favour of Mr. Abel Smith, the
present on the ground of ill health and the
worry of Parliamentary duties being thereby
rendered irksome to him. As to the contests and
merit of this little work, those who read it will
form their own judgment. Bat it seems to us there
la more in it than • omelets or superficial reader
would imagine. The chief moral if the story or
flawon emu to he this, be contest and happy with
the present blessings bestowed on you by divine
providence. Look not to pry into that beyond
human ken. The writer was the eon of the late
registrar of the diocese of Chichester, and was
educated at Christchurch. Oxford. We especially
commend the work to the perusal of all our bar mid
amiable readers ; their time will not he quite thrown
away.

TIM ART JOORRAL. —Ward's vigorous pioture
of "James II receiving the news of the lauding of the
Prince of Orange" appeared as froutispisos of the
February number of the Art Journal, and we
Clusetion if ever even in the rusperaleUed gallery of
bhoice engravings which that periodical (the only
one devoted top. art in this country)now presents,
one more full of hfe and character haa appeared.
As rendered by Heath, the multitude of historical
%wee Which crowd the remarkable canvas, from the
'attitude of the eavesdropper behind the screen, to
.)olde sinister glance of Father Petra before it; are
brought out with We spirit and 84/silty, when,
fine as a painting may occasionally be, often sweets
a doubt whether higher intellectual enjoyment is not
desirable from the engraving. The other pictures,
it:eluding Gustave Dore's "Elaine," are also very
he historic devices scd badges of Mrs. Bury
Va°llLiser, are prolific of illustration ; and brilliant
examples of toms of the modern painters of Belgium
are cited by Mr. Defforne. Mr. A. Clandet
trate, the binocular theory of vision; and Mr. and
Mrs. 8. C. Hall, write on James aad,floraos
authors of the "Rejected Addresses."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

PROVISION II ARK ET&

WINCING Lalll/4 Fritay.—The transaction@ In all
kinds of bitters are eery moderato, at barely late rates.
Friesland, 1304. to 132..; Zwolte, 116 s. to 120..;
Kitinfen, 120 s. to 12k.; Bosch, Ha to lOts. ; Holstein
and Kiel, 11b. to 134..; and Jermy, Ns. to 1245. per
ant. Bacon moves a slowly, at SON per ent for prim.
Waterford sissable ort board. Bans and lard arle very
dull, whilst all other proviaioas are • heavy inquiry.

WOOL MARKET.
There is • alight iniprovetnent In the deinarid for
Englhiti wool. The tree* howimer. is fer from active,
and prices are unaltered. In oolonial wool Do change
has taken place.

HIDE MARKET.
LEADS/MALL Friday.— Hides: Prior: Mitia to 6411...
1101
994. to .; Mlbs. to 7111ba, 344 to 34.; 7316. to 196ae
ato 3 ; Im. to Nibs. sid. to 344.; fPlibs. t.i96116.,
lid. to 344.' 961ba. to 10141... Oa. to 01.; 104th..t0
1190*. to 01. Done 144.0. 9.. to 10. 64. Calf
akin. light, 2. 04. to 44 : fall, 7. 01. Bmizajon,
--ftbeeiraldas : Polka. 11.. Pl. to 13. 04. ; hallbrod.,
116. 04. to 10a. 34. : Dorsi. 6.. 34. to?. 61.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

LONDON MARKETS.

BY SIMMS A BLieTRIC TIMIIGRAPIL

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MARK-LANE. MONDAY, FEB. 4.

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Supply of Ileglish wheat retry moderate. Yves fee
good and dry samples, Ms trade woo dull, while damp
quelities were quit* unsaleable. As regards the farrow,
quotations were Is. per qr. lower than on Monday last. In
doisp wheats little bushel= was transacted, and quota-
tions we 2i. per quarter easier than on this day
se'nniglit. The market was (ably supplied with
foreign wheat, at a decline in pries* of ls. par quarter.
Floating cargoes of grain were in slow Tog mast, on rather
wader terns!.

Suptdi —of Eneiab barley on sale was moderate—of
foreign, large. The trade was very inactive, and prim
declined la. per quarter.
Walt trade we. quiet in the extreme, at barely late
rated. . . . .

.-Osi trade for all qualities ruled heavy, and prime had
&drooping tendency.
With beans the market was extensively 'applied.
Tbe trade was depressed as regards all descriptions, and
the quotations were la. per qr. lower than on Monday
last
Peas slow, at barely late mites.
The flour trade was dull, and pries. had • drooping
tendency.
Linseed mid rammed dull, at barely late rates. Other
weds commanded but little attention.
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The oaks trade was very inactive, and prices were
rather lower than on Monday last.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE [MARKET, FEL 4.
A fair average supply of foreign stemma, sales programed
slowly, end the quotations had • drooping tendency.
The arrivals of beasts from our own gremlin' districts
were only moderate. From Scotland, the 'apply was
tolerably good: fromm Ireland, limited. All tweeds
moved oi heavily, at &decline in the quotations prepared
vrith llooday last of 24. per filb. The primest Scots and
=lsold is to 24. per Sib. Tbe quality of the
lt beasts was good, of flooteh very prim, and of
Irish only middling.
We were very scantily supplied with sheep, which
moved off freely, at an improvement in value of 44. per
Sib. The best Downs and half -bred. in the wool sold at
Si. to 6a. 44 ; out of the wool, id. per Mb. The
quality of sheep waa prime.
There were a few Limbs on sale in essellent condition.
The quotations realised was Se. per fn.
Calves were in abort supply and fair request, at full
prices—via, from 4e. fkL to bie. &I. per Sib.
The sale for pigs was heavy, at the late &lam in
value.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

Brbonsbirt.

PLYMOUTH.

PUOILISIL—Ae attempt wee made on Tuesday
morning to bring off a prize tight in the neighbour-
hood of Plymouth between two of the county pro-
Motional& Al four o'clock in the morning the
in e affair started in about 50 vehicle, from
grytinrouth the
and its neighbourhood, for a piece on the
outakirts of Dartmoor, where the fight was to come
off. The county polio* were, however, beforehand;
a detachment of eight of them in a four-horse wag-
gonette having preceded the sporting cavalcade.
After staking their ropes three times the prise ring
enthusiasts had to gin e up the attempt On their
return to Plymouth they were stopped on the turn-
pike road, and the names and addressee of many of
the principals implicated taken with a view to
ulterior proceedings. It wee mid, however, to be
determined to carry out the fight in • private room.

I ealeoluttcal Enidlima.
__—...—.

Ti. pereasslty of the late Bishop of Col/nits hos
bees swots ender £l2 000.

Tea Bzz or Exeran.—lt is believed that the II shop
el &star will resign at llsatew, and that a eaesassor
will be appointed berm the last west In Agit It is
alao undsesiaod that the Government are wining to
divide the am and that Canon Oegilideg will be the
lirs* Bishop at Cornwsll.--Gliontion.

Demount:sr Of • Cgoaon.—A dismiss oslomew7
took pleas in Themeestrest Losdea,on Friday mornbtft.
Orders haring been given by the Bishop of Leaden,
seder an Aet pared is 1866, fot lb. desnolitios of the
old briek altureh known as 81. Mary Somerset, In
Fisher, resident assists to the bishop,read Ids lsahhip's
letter to the insumbent and chars& sad prmelted
discourse appropriate to the oscsekm. lb. parka al
St. Mary's will hereafter be united with fent of the
seighbouring parishes, whims have aimed, been for
raWasisatioal purposes merged iota cos. We gather that
the material' of St. Mary liososrsot will be removed Is
Notion, to be used in ths erestioo of • now alma is
that popalom and spiritually destitute distils*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

POOLL

AimsMrrusums.—Dating tie pest fortnight •
immortal his bees very barbarously signed through-
.bat the borough, addisseed to the Most Noble the
Marquis of Westminster, reqesstiag his lordship to
,preside over the moremeat now in progress in Shit
aigriot, directed spinet prectiom of a ritualistic
•oltanioter. An &darer has also bees very
numerously missed for presentation to the Res.
Lord Sidney Godolphin 'Osborne (" 8.0.0."), in
acknowledgment of his unremitting and sanest
efforts to preserve the Protestant ohms* from the
innovations and 'wren of ritualism.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

REMEDY- FOR THE ITCH

WITHOUT THE LEAST SHELL,
A CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.

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rills irritating, troublesome, and exceedingly
JL infectious disease, so often the source of the
greatest annoyaeos to individuals and to whole Familiea,
may he inintediately relieved, and cured by a few appli•
cations of the above nanird invaluable remedy. In
every case an early application ic very deeirable, forth.
longer it is delayed the more viral, tit becomes the *mep.
on. and in many cases the present Proprietor A. J.
DA NN, has mean • whole neighbourhood infected by the
negligence of some one family in it, by qv ir refusing to
believe it possible that they had really Itch amongst
them.

hlsoy hundreds of Testimonials might he given. nee
application will however prove tho above aesertioee.
Sold in Boxes at is. led. each.
Famdy Packages, containing 10 Hones sent earriw
free to any station throughout the Kingdom, on receipt
of reet-ollies order for 10s. 6d.

Pmparsel In A. J. RVANR. CAtomini. I boreltonior.

WHAT MONEY CAN'T 110
IN this world it is difficult to say, judging from
the numerous porpoise to wiiieit it is applied.
We know what • little money CAN do. if in-
vested in the porrhine of a Box of PROUD'S
COMPOUND HEPATIC PILLS, the universal
remedy and great pinatas for all disorders
the Liver and stomach within the reach of all who
suffer from 13.1 e, Wind, Indigestion, Costly. Pees, Un
t Taste of Mouth in the morning, Headache,
trortes, Giddinesy. DiMlllOl. of Sight, Swimming the
Heal, nisseme, Stikine Sensation of the Stomach
Low Spirits, Paine in the Shoulder. yni Back, • D 7 an.'
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Ford, lipainse,Singing house
is ths Hand, Distension of the Stomach after Food,
Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, • Dry Congh
irritability of Temper; also act very gently and
Moody epos the liver, liberate Bile, and Strengthen
the whole Frame. They are gentle and pleasant in thei
operation, mare no oonflanment, sor alteration of
diet, and may be takes with molest safety by both sexe
et sli Alm
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, amain (Sameemot
lo Ms. Proud). Daraboder. Solt W all rimpeetabta
chemists everywheep is Boras Is. ltd. mob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

SASFIES AND YRAIIIVL
Sashes & Frames, Items' Silk, Azle Pulleys,
double hung

din;

2 ditto ditto
14 Casengents and ?muss
ditto ditto
14 Greenbaum Lights
..• •.. 414
2 ditto ditto
... 51
A lazits assortment of vigll-ssasoned Doors, Mould.
up, skirtings, kn., always kept in Stook.

R3TIMATE3 FOR GREENHOUSE, AND CON
KERVATORII3B,
FLOORING, VOULDINOM. SKIRTINGS, Ito
SEETCHLICY'S GENERAL JOINER.

116 CIISAPItIa AND BUT MACHIN! IN Tnlt TRADE.

Prise Medals were awarded at the Dublin Eshibition,
nod alto by the Royal Agricultural Society,
The Royal Agricultural Society, specking of the
Machine (we Part 11., No. IL, Page 403), asy
tikotchley's Univeisal JulOer. is capable of eMoiently
perfortniog the various operations of Sawing,
Moulding, Tenoning, and &wits,. The Apparatus
adapted for working tip Plaalts into Doors, Window
Frames, Floor Board; ko. The planing, ko,
bitautifally done, and with greet rapidity.

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BICETCHLErS UNITKILSAL BETTY SAW
This is tbe simplvet and most effective "Saw Tab •
befme the Trade, it having • perfectly clear Top, and
the upper platon being worked from over head. The
Saw is worked from an ecesatrie, and can be set to an I
stroke up to 6 inches. This Table will cut oak any
sweeps up to 16 incases thick. Pries of Betty Saw, toy
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

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A" justly celebrated for the disorders
in-
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spa of life. They restore regaterity, and imparts
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Sold in Bores oils. lid. rash.

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POWDERS
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Sold in Paekete at Is. sad la Ad. : and it Tina. a 1 d.
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FRoIID'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

BUCHLLND NEWTON.

Samna Deem—An icat was held on
'friday, before H. Look, deputy-coroner,
touching the death of Henry seek • labourer,
aged 81, employed by Mr. Cross, sad living in the
house On the previous Wednesday 'harpoon, be
was foetid quits dead, lying wear the orib in the
straw-yard. It seems be had been subject to
fainting., but otherwise up to the tape he was
last seem alive was In his used health. Yr. W.
Mo'Enery, who was celled in, attributed drib to
diaries of lb. Hark —The jury returned • verdict
of "Death by the visitation of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

AND PORTABLE ENGINES.

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YL COI TON, and WOOLLEN DYER, SCOURER,
014)885K, HOT P. ESSER, ANTIQIJE WATERER,
Jro., 130, lIIIGHATREKT, POOLS. Veteran her
grateful acknowledgement,. to the Nobility.
Gentry and Inhabitants ally of Wayilt?g, Portland, and Dorchester for past favours, and begs
respectfully to inform them eh* has purehased • new
and exerlivat assortment of British and foreign Dyes of
every shade isf soluar now in wear. also the latest im-
proved apparatus in use in the trade, whereby all
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which cannot fail to give satisfastioe.
Priam aczdrrzt:eras scot on appliastioa. AU panels
returned pail. Established 35 years.
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so w Navy law on swollen cols.

J. COOK,
NURSERY MAN, BRA DPOLE,
_ _

BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of HatDPOILT
and Neighbourhood that h. has taken the Mop
in EAST AT, opposite tile PostotMee,
lately occupied by Mr. STAGG. where ha purpose* Ito p-
ing • Monk of *IL eines or 0 A MORN and FLOWER
SEEDS of the newest and best dawriptionr, also a
Coulee Assortment of FLOWER PLANTS, cataloguer
of which may he had on appliontion ; and respectfully I
solicits their patronage and support.
FLO WER POTS OF ALL 5121 W.
assinamsx's GLIM( 4TIMIDID TO.
January 184, lea*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

CORN MARKETS.

MARK LANZ. Frklay.—There was a slight iseresse la
the Flipp!, of Esglish wheat oa isl. Isere tollay whilst
the quality of the samples was tolerably good. Tbe
attendants, of millers was limited, and the emend for
both red end white .maples was heavy, at prices about
equal to Monday. The fresh imports of foreign wheat
having exceeded 415,000 quarters, the trade was bea
and the value of inferior kinds was almost DeminaL
Floating cargoes of wheat were a slow Inquiry. The
transactions in barley were very moderate, at barely Ilia
late decline in the quotations. Malt was In Enflaming*
supply, end sluggish request, it barely last week's
prior.. We are tolerably well, but not to is, heavily,
supplied with oats, which moved off slowly, at late cur-
rencies. In beans very few transactions were reported,
at previous quotations. The sale of pees was very Ins..
tire, at Monday's prices. floor, both English and
foreign, was very dull. In seeds and cakes hut little
was doing. _ _
Pot Qr.

Per Q.

WINZAT I. •
101.17
" Ditto,.ew ... 51 WIN
" DiltoortslW,... 00 to 70
" Ditto, . to 1111
Norfolk sad Llseolo.
" Dew ... 03 to 02
1•11.11 r.
. _

B.
Scotch. potato ... 27 to 10
Wall, black I) to U
" whits •29 to fl

)(aliases 46 to If
Tiak 45 to 111
• 001043
Igebn 42 to 46
Gray . 30(037
kept 22104•
TA 030.
Enrich sprffil tp
Winter do. ...
/LOOS.
Town made, per WA
Nee ... It.
. _ Household._
English, feed lii. 28 Country
' potato ... 36 to 33 Norfolk and Suffolk
Sooteh.l4.l Uto SO , ea ship
Bourroc, Thursday.—There was • modenate Ripply
of English wheat, which sold slowly, at lost week's
prioes. For foreign • moderate consumptive demand,
at an improvement of 61. to Is. per qr. Malting barley
steaiy. A good inquiry for grinding, at fully last
week's rates. Oats quiet. without e in prise.
Indian sore held for more money. Arrival. :—Fmeign
wheat, 8,808 qrs.; Irish oats, 3,324 qrs.; foreign
alley, 4,379 qr•
FlOlll, Wednesday.—A moderato Amply al earn.
Wheat in limited demand, and prices Is. per qr. lower.
A floe parcel of seed made 70a„ but the gime& quota.
tion IVY 55e. to 60e. Braley little doing. Oats abetter
trade- —241. to 28a. for black quantify, In beans and
peas not much doing Beaos, fte. to 50s.•' peas
38s. to 461. Flour, 45e. to 47e, the ma for seooods
811111111011421, Thursday.—Tbere was • short suppip
of English wheat, and good red realised an edvancs ci
Is. per qr. Foreign unaltered. Barley Is. ter qr:
lower. Oats and beans about maintained their 'sloe./

Uniting
Minting
Grinding

...33 lo 63
811. 43
... 30 le 43

WALT.

Gum. Norglig-,..gued
llogrolk• 70 ae 7a
Kinestoa lad Ware 70 go 73

OaTl.

... LI to SI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

I'HE BLNERUPTCY ACT, 1961.

NOTICE 18 'HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Cre.trt soling in the prosecution of a Petition fur
Adjudieni ion of Itenitruptey, Sled on the 4th dav of
June, l& 4, by ALFRICH COLLINS, of &mauves,
Lo the County of Dorset, hammier and Ottawa
Denlor. wilt On the 30th day of July, 1867, grant the
said B snitrupt hi. order of Diseherge.
. JAMEY R. BROUGHAM. Boeotian

MARCH. 1867.

LIST OF THE NEWEST WORKS IN
F. TUCKER'S LIBRARY,

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Two Marriages. by Miss Unlock. 2 vols.
Lady A drlaide's Oath, by Mrs. Wood, 3 vols.
Sfereemerd the Wake, by Rev. C. Shipley, I vol.
'Son of the Soil. I vol.
Clemency Franklyn. by anthe of Janet's Home, 1 vol.
-Clever Women of the Family, by Mho Yong', 1 vol.
Miss Najoribanks fehronieles of CarlingfordL 1 vol.
Rich Ilusbend, by Mrs. J. It. Riddell, 1 vol.
Toilers of the Sea, by Tielaw Pogo, 1 vol.
Dove in the Eagle's Meet, by Miss Timms, 2 vols.
Second Mr. /inmate. by Pertly Fitagersld, 3 vols.
apSards of Clyffe, by author of Lott Sir Maatingberd,
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Jenny Bell. by Percy Fitzgerald, 3 vols.
Fide., or the Beauty of Mayerme, by Sir L. Wraith,
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Doctor Harold, by Mrs. flascoigee, 3 vols.
Gilbert Roue, by author of a First Friendship, 3 vole.
Grentheart, by Walter Thornbury, 3 vols.
All in lb* Dark, by J. Sheridan Le Fano. 2 vols.
Cbronioles of Dartmoor, by Mrs. Marsh, 3 vol.
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Romano, of • Court, translated from the German, 3 vols.
Beyond the Chureh, 3 vols.
The Hidden Sin, 3 vols.
Paul Pendell, or Sport and Adventure in Corsica, I vol.
Adventures among the Dyaks of Borneo, by F. Boyle,

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Travels in Eastern gfrioa, by Lyons Ile'Lecal, 2 vols.
Bununerund Winter in the two Sicilian, by J. Kavanagh

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TARNS ON APPLICATION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

The Right Hon. Eirl Russell has graciously fsvoured J. T. Davenport with the following :
" Extract of • dispatch from Mr. Webb, 11.5.16'. Consul at Manilla, dated September 17, 1864 :
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CAUTION.-OHLORODYNE.
Vice-Cliancellor Sir W. P. Wood staled that Dr. Collie Browne um undoubtedly the inventor at Chlorodyne :
that the story of the defendant. Freeman, was deliberately untrue, which, he regretted to say, had been sworn
to. Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the discoverer of Chlorodyne;
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public are therefore cautioned against using any other than
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MARRIAGE-S.

klatch 28, at the parish church, Preston, 'bear Wev
south, by the Hey. T. B. H. Baker. William, son of
Dir. Thomas !Urgent, builder, to Hannah. eldest daughter
of Mr. WiIUAW Gale, of Wylie Oliver Form.
March to, at St. Mary'a Southampton, Mr. E. H.
Sheppard, In Mary Ann Flies. only daughter of Mr.
George Monti, of the Ship Inn, Ewit Burton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAYS MARKETS

THE COIN TRAIL

BATIL—Th,ra wu a thin supply of wheat at to.day's
market, which lust • doll sale at last week's prices.
Barley tald at from 301. to 48.. per qr., being rather
dearer. In other grain no alteration.

Es9•6lll9llltx.—There was a small attendance at the
Exeter ConoEschange farmers being actively engaged
In getting the spline earn, which has been delayed by
th, rainy season. Wheat met • fair sale, at the follow.
leg quotation.
,W.l4i.teill..toetn3g4.bf:rlebey:tsr.altlesto;
as. 9J.; grinding, 4s. 61 to 40.11.1.; and oats, as. to 3s. 91.
par bushel. Flour, superior, 49i. to 505.; fine, 47.. to
48a.; and seconds, 45.. to 465. per sack.
W•RMINSTBIL —The atiehdaoCo at market to-day was
large. The supply of corn was fair. The wheat tied.
showed more firmness, and prices had an upward
tendency, a mall advance on last week's rates being
obtaieed in imam instances. The inotation for good par.
tel. was 51s. to 6uk the qr. At Andover there was
only a dull trade for wheat. At 1.1 ...Molokai the sales
were antiosally malt-241 qrs., which averaged 61.. 81.
The demand ter barley Lore to day was active, and Is,
more money was made than loot week. The quotation
for be-t pore, I. was 45.. to No.. ; grinding and inferior
ranged from :Ilk upwards. In oats there we. very little
doing. Prices were as laid week-235. to M. for black.
Beans and peas iinict. Beans are quoted 425. to M..,
and peas 364. to 46.• the qr. Flour is firm at 45a. to 47a.
the sack for best seconds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

CRUSHER.

THIS Implement is composed of a number of W. CAMBRIDORN old pattern plain-edged 'wheels,
with a notched one between each. Its merits and uses are too well known to need description of
comment. The frames ma be made either of wood or tubular iron.
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Commerce.

0.11? WIIITTAN RAILWAY—The shareholders of
this oompany are to remise their dividends in six per
Gent. preference stock, sod a oommittee of five is to
adviee and 00-operate with the direetota Proprietors
are urged to take up the unissued six per sent, stock,
amounting to nearly £1,000,000.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

imptrial parliatnent.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY. —The chief topi3 of dismission was the
possibility of mnploying soldiers in industrial occupa-
tions. The Duke of Cambridge said the military
authorities were anxious as far as possible to promote
such employment ; but there were insuperable
difficulties in the way so far as the soldiers in this
country were concerned, owing to the constant moving
of regiments.

TVVIDAT.—The business before their lordships vu of
no interest.

TIWRSDAY —The House ul but for a very short time,
and the business wsa disposed of without oecasioning
any debate.
FRIDAY.—The Religious Building Sites Bill was read
a second time. The Mutiny lIIU wu read a second
time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

THE CATTLE TAADE.

Brill. —There wee a moderate supply of MC/Wet
which 'cabs. d the' following prices at per stone of filb
—Beef, 4s. 4d. to G..; mutton, 4.. 41. to 5..; lamb, las
to 12.. ter quarter ; veal, G.. 8.1. to Gs.; pork, 4s. to
.Bd.
ILTSHIR L —The cettletmerkela in this district are
well supplied, but the business doing as yrt is small.
Vet beef there is • steady demand et fully late rates.-
12.. to 13s. 64. p. r score. Mutton has n good sale, the
quotation bein 8.1. to BO per lb. Lamb, 12.1. Veal
In good pply, end in large demand, at 8.1. to Bd,
per lb. Bacilli pip ere • drug in the market, and found
but little dale; 91. is the highest quotation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

PUBLIC APPoISTMENTS.

Tuesday, 9.—Thrset Quarter Sessions,
Castle Cary (totnerset) Fair.
Thursday IL—Auction at the Corn Exchange, Dor-
chester, of a general avortment of Household
Furniture nud other Effects, by Frederisk
Foot.
Weyhill (Hants) Fair.
Friday, If. Wimborne(Dorset)
Ir. J. J. Bennett's Repository Sale, Winaborne.
Auction at Whatcoinbe, Dorset, of about 11,000
Ash Faggots and a quantity of Firewood, by
Mr. T. M. Park.
maardim, 13.—Shaft.sbury (Dorset) Fair.
Mr. Ensor's Repository Sale, Dorchester.
Mr. J. .1. Bennett's Repository Sale, Blandfoed.
Monday, Lk —lllandford County Court.
Tuesday, 16.—F001, County Court.

HUNTING APPOINTUF.NTS.

The E.st Dorset Houuda—Tbstreday, Chetterwood—

at 11.
The New Forest Heuads—Taesday (this day), Stoney
Craw; Saturday, Ratchet Gate, Beaches—at 11.
The Tedworth Hoitode—Tuesday (thisa.7). nar" Rill;
Thursday, Pinball Oat.; Saturday. Famous Village
—at 11.

The Bleetmoor Vale Fozhorode—Ttseedsy (this day),
White Horse, )liddleroarsh ; Fliesy, King's Stag,
Fulham; Saturday, Ramona* Indge—t

BIRTHS.

March 30, the wife of Mr. W. Gould, cabioct.
maker, Glyde-p•th•bill, Dorchester, of a non.
Anti! 1, at Wareham, tha wife of Mr. Henry Best
neellonser. of • daughter.
April 6, at the Coders, East Road, Bridport, the wife
of Walter L. Si-aphelia, EN., of • son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

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LONDON MARKETS

BY SIMMS 4 BLECTRIC THLIIGRAPII.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MARK-LANE, MOXDAT,. Aram 8.

The srrivair of English wheat frtsh up to our market,
qa_day, coastwise and by land carriage, were very
moderam The show no maniples was, therefore, rather
limited but the quality of the supply wee tolerably
qLast week's quotations were uppoili.d. Float-
c.argoes of grain were steady in price.
• were fairly supplied with foreign barley, but the
show of English wad very moderato at the late decline
I. the quotations.
Malt was in full average supply ou former terms.
Oats moved off steadily at full price.
Roans at late currenoies.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

Both Enghah and foreign dour were neglected.

IfETROPOLI LAN CATTLE MARKET, A Pam S.
1 The demand for sll breeds of beasts was in a depressed
stets, at • decline in the quotations, compared with
Monday last, of quite 2.1. per Elb. The extreme
price for the best Soots and Grosses was Ss per Elb.
We are again will supplied with sheep. AR breci.
were heavy and prices gave way ed. per Sib. The test
ell Downs, in the wovl, sold at se. 8,1.; oat of the woe!,
s. fit per Elb.
..... . .

There Waa a lair sociatry for lambs, at last week's
eurretee7...lweli :-7s. 4d. to its. per.Blb.

Calves were in moderate rupply, and slavish request,
n rather lower terms. The top figure woo 51. 41
yer
The sale for pita was heavy, at the late decline in
value. The supply was only moderate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

LYTCIIET MATR AVERS.

CUILD BURNT T.) DICATIL—On Monday afternoon,
a sad ccident occurred in a cottate adj doing th 2
homeeteld of Loop farm. A title girl, named
Maria Ward, in attempting to remove • kettle oft
the fire, ignited her (foci, and there being no one
in the houlte at tho time, ran into the open air. Iler
cries brought& labourer, named George Stone, to hi r
a.detance, who extinguished the flames by the aiil
of an old guanc bag, but the unfortunate child lingered
in great suffering until the following morning, when
she expired. She waa only seven years of age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, APRIL 0, 107.

W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT IRON WORKS, NEWARK,
PATENT HAYMAKERS, HORSE RAKES, STEAM ENGINES, ac., ttc.,
To be =bibbed at the forth-coming now of the Beth sod Wed et Seibold Society, at Salisbury.

NICHOLSON'S PATENT
HAYMAKERS have ben awarded
not only the FIRST PRIZE of the Royal
Agrloultnrsl Society, but also that of almost
every other Society of note both in this end
other countries. Possessing amnia' capabilities
and strength, they sre no simple in construction
that they cannot be put out of order. No
hand-labour can so efficiently 'hake out and
separate the crop.

Pain, with latest improvements, single
action. £lO 10s.; double action. No. 12,
12 121.; No. 10, £l4; and No. 1, Prise
Machine, £l5 15a.

RICHARD GARRETT AND SONS, LEISTON WORKS,

SUFFOLK.

pATENT DRILLS, HORSE HOES, AND
MANURE DISTRIBUTORS,
Per the Present Steam, are sossiderably reduced in pries.
while they us greatly increased in sfaskiney by the edditios
PATENT IMPROVEMENTS,
Which obtained the Pint Primes for the Petente• at the
kPlymouth Royal Agricultural Show, 1865.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINER,_ AND PATENT COM-
BINED THRASHING MACHINES ; FIXTURE SI'EAK
ENGINES, BOILERS AND SAW BENCHES.
PATENT, -_ _ _ _ _.-, LIGHT OCCUPATION, GENERAL PURPOSE sod MANURE DRILLS, MANURE
DLSTRIBUTORS, sod every other kind of Agrfordtaral Implements, of ElroFolsoo Coostraotios,
always ready for prompt &livery si

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LEISTON WORKS, SUFFOLK.
Drill, &a, constantly kept in Stook by Mr. Fumuci Um. Windlass., end XL HART TAYLOR, 44, Beath.
street, Dorebester.

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