The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02 00:00:00

THE WESLEYAN WNFERENCE.

The followiog are the nominations made by the
Stationing Committee in their drat draft for the circuits
within this district .- Below: (King street, ke.)-
Jaines Mayer, Samuel Lonl. Nicholas Bishop, If A.,
James Pearce; William W. Roach. Joseph Wood,
Charles Currelly, Charles Tooker, Alexander T. Weir,
ojurntrer,ari.m..-.
Richard ii,L:ong.thor
alitareemutel -
supernumerory. - Bniirro: (Clifton, /cc.) - William
Shaw (a.), William H. Puncheon, M.A.'' • one asked.-
KINOSTOOD.-James Snieeth, William Semmenbe, (Red-
near Bristol). ham E. Pegs (Benham, near
Brictol); Daniel Hateley, oupernuarierary.-BANWILL.
-Edmund Lockyer (A:bridge); Thomas Wood (B.);
Henry V. °leer, superuumerary. - Wzirrotr 811PZIt•
dtiehand Sergeant, William & Dewstoe ( Born-
ham, Soinarset.) - WINTRYBOURNR AND THORNBUST
(near Bristol), William Baker, jun., who shall change
on one Sunday in every sin weeks with the ministers of
the Kingswood circuit. -Towsgssuar.-Jokin Knowles,
who stall change on one Sunday in every quarter with
the ministers of the Cheltenham circuit, and on one
Sunday in every quarter with the ministers of the
Gloucester circuit..--Cincraissam.-Williain H. Sar-
gent, James D. Tetley, John J. Twells, (Winchcombe);
George Robinson, supomurneras7.-Flavit.-Thomas B.
Godwin, Joseph I. Ball; James Cheeswricht, super-
numerary. - New KINGWOOD SCHOOL, Francis A.
West, Governor and Chaplain.-BooneoltD•0:•Avois,
Paul Orchard (Troirliridp), Gifford Dorey ; Thomas
Webb (Trowbridge), supernumerary. - Itiosoireg
Noopoir.-Robsrt Dyson, James Hartle (Poulton, near
Bristol), Nicholas Kelynaok-Faome.-Thoram Has-
well, Thomas Hulme; James Mowat, aupernumerary.
-Wasmissezo.-Heary Douthwaite, who shall dosage
on one Sunday in every six weeks with the ministers of
the Frome circuit.-Mzuesaam.-James Mitchell, Peter
Mackenzie (Chippenham), John Kirby (Calne). -
Dimes. -James F. Broughton, who shall change on
one Sunday in every six weeks with the ministers of the
Melltaimin circuit.--figerro: Muz.:T.-Evenrd
Thomas Vinson (Wells), William Spilabluy.-Czong
Calm, ke. - Arthur B. Hotted.- Suziooaxs.-
Edward Flaon, William Nicholson; J. Bustard, super-
numerary.-Titovit..-George Swidenbank, who shall
change on one Sunday in every six weeks with the
ministers of the Shoehorns circuit. One asked.-
Wit:OUTS. - James Ray, James Pratt; William
Henley, supernumerery.-Porma:D.--Jahes Rough:
John 8. Ladd.-Loacirgargc-John Allen, James
Walter.-SoArrzasuar.-Robert Glover, Henry Keet
(Bkodford), Bench dalt -Giassos suet ago Karma.
-Nathaniel Alston (Keiutoo, sear Scenarios), who
shall change on two Sundays ia each quarter with the
minister of the Castle Carey
James F. Masters, Ezekiel Burton; George Jackman,
superzumerary (Wokinghom). -Swig :ult.-Henry Bad-
ger, William H. Thompson (Farringdoo), Henry 0.
Rattenbary. - SALISBURY. - John KIRI* Thomas
Thompson,. William Treater. sopernumerary. -TAW.
TON LID Wrwociroi.-Willani P. Slater, George
Kevern (Wellington). Joseph Morris; John Simmons,
Joseph Fletcher, supernamerariew-BIRDGWATM-
William Swallow. Thomas H. Leale.-13utrnt
Pitaza-
row.- Thomas W. Smith, JUUMI Cooper (Cnswkerne).
-Azoloarze..-Isaac Davie., who shall change on one
Sunday in every quarter with Use miniaurs of the
Bodleigh-fialtertoo eircelt.

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NEWS FILON us PALACI.—The Roeaservants are
now using Reckitte' Dimmed Black . This feet
must prove to all that Ills better than soy other kind
for, of course, they sae the best of everything.
Tau "Guertin UV' at 00 loot with complacency
on whitened tresses, but to youth it is a csdamity ; re•
medisble, however. by Herring's Magnetic Brushes;
is., of which Dr. Hamel! report', "1 regard them as
the most perfect brushes hitherto made. as respects
their mechanical oonstructioe, and their megoetiesl
actior." They are THE romsdy for Grey Hair,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, ke.
—Counterfeits are being mask.
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Maori. 32, Basingballetreet, London.
The following is an extract from the Second Edition
(page ISS) of the Translation of the Pharmacopoeia of
the Royal College of Physicians, of London, by Dr. G.
F. Collier. published by Longman and Co. :—" It is PO
small defect in this compilation (speaking of the
Pharmaoopalia) that we have no purgative mama but,
what contains aloes; yet we know that banoorrboidal
patrons cannot hear aloes, exaept it be in the form of
COCKLE'S PILLS, which chide consists of aloes,
exammony, and coloeyntb, which I think are formed
into • sod of compound extrack•the acridity of which
is obviated, I suspect, by an alkaline proem, and by a
(mirth ingredient (unknown to me) of an aromatic tonic
nature. I think no better and no worse of it for its
being • patent medicine. I look at it as an article of
immerse and domestic convenienee, and do not hesi-
tate to say it is the beet made pill in the kinfdce
muscular purge, a mucous purge, and • by
parr combined, and their effects properly controlled by
• diligent and oorrigent. That it does not commonly
produce haemorrhoids, like most aloetic pills, I attribute
to is being thoroughly voluble, so that no uudiaeolved
particles adhere to the ransom, membrane,