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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

DAY, AUGUST 4, 1868,

THE Vl= AND HIGHEST PRIZE
MRDAL
GIVEN lI‘R SEWING MACHIN-RS
At the PAM! EXHIBITION, 1807,
wAt awarded to the
"LIME WANZER,"
liiCompotition vith 87 other Machines.

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PINE STRONG RICH BLACK TEA,
DIT FOR ANT TAIRA, 26 &I par la. S las for VO6. five
.I.* to all parts on reoeam of Poet Odle* older.

OSBORNE & TARRY,
11•011 n• a 80lit Mercian* Oa Rea filzsed.Looden. WA

'mE EXCELLENCE Op PREPARED COCOA.'
BARRY & Co.'s
PREPARED COCOA
rn ilk Packets, One Shilling per lb.
HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS AND INVIGORATING.
Male iltslanteoubly Dading ;lute,
rpin qualety or which sr,lllJear resemble companson with
1 say other descn rliOU of Coops over oared to the Pubis&
Observe the Trade Mark
on each Packet.
1-1'?-i •
Finsbury Steam Mills, London.
SOLI) BY ALL Cit0(1.;;;S.

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)1t ESTER,
South-street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

WEYMOUTH.

71ffs Nsw PIOMIINADS GAIDIXIL Yesterday
(loadey) morning • umetlai et the new promenade
gardens assiusitus wee bekl in the enclosure, for the
=ad isle sosulderatiou the plea, for
oat ibe g.i.ss sad walks. Thar* WIT* present
—We Wersidp the Mayor (J. 11sard, Fag), Wee
Howard, resheemy, Eliot, Thome, end the
I 'armor.

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Ti WZATIZI. During the peat week rental
"haunt hen basun tdace la the weather. Yesterday
1116•41 a) Nis 'dad blew i 'glibness from the eastward
nuns • bony an in the try. The Premier, whieb
wes sasosseed to take • trip to Bournemouth
WM prevented going, its the sse was too rough to Ind
panniers. The sons rays were very strong, and
anneal bathers oomplained of • peculiar sensation in
the bead.

BMISTROC/1. —Jacob Thorne, a man in the service of
Mews. Divagate, brewers is suffer-nag from coup de
sc4M/ Be was struck on Begirds,' last whilst proceed-
ing to his employer's gsrden to Ma Wistabiell. It
appeared he bed jest arrived at the prden gate, and
was unlocking the gate, •ben ha beoune &frosted. H.
staggered, bat was not imniediately rendered senseless
and he supported himself by the get.. Fortunately
for the poor fellow, Mr. Baxter, of Spring-gardens,
shortly after pawed the garden, and he d Thorne
Ito W. (Mr. Baxter's) residence. Dr. Rhodes wsa sent
for and promptly attended upon the sniffers:, who
recovered aulleimitly to be conveyed to his home. The
medical gentleman giver, hopes of his recovery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

TO THE _ Of
COUNTY HOSPITAL.

Er Loam, LADIri, LID Ozirmzurw,
"1" BEG to tender you my sincere thanks for
I. Ike honour conferred on me by my appointmeet
to the office of Burgeon to
_your valuable Institution,
mad to MOM Joe that it shall be my earnest endeavour
to prove myself worthy of Tour eonlidenoe.
/ wish also to express my woo-mast thanks to times
Governor, whose promised support would have given
me a vary large sosjority, had there been • easiest for
the appointment.
I bare the honour to remain,
My Lord., Ladies, mid gentlemen,
Your most obedieet servant,
JOHN GOOD.
Dorchester, let August, 18d8.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

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"HOWE" SEWING MACHINE.

ESTABLISHED ISIS.

THE PARENT AND MODEL OF ALL OTHERS.
THREE GRAND PRIZES
AT PARIS.
Cross of the Legion of Honour.
GOLD MEDAL & SILVER MEDAL.

MACHINE, oomplete wit'.

all appliances ...
..£7 10 0
Large Size for Tailors, Boot-makers, Az. 9 0 0
Catalogues, Samples, and address of nearest
authorised Agent, post free on application te

THE HOWE /LACHINE COMPANY,
484 REGENT STREET, LONDON.
notottoioatioos to GEOZOIL W. UUWZ, MALLIIVIr.

&MA PAO N E

Phosphorus is Out Astir, lamest of Life
Kisstrioity is Life,
and
The Bloof is tie Ws thereof.

DR. HAMMOND, F.A.S., FAA., F.R.A.S.,
(Itx-Govepor Look Hospital,)
relitctinetty compellei to enwounce publicist (throseh
Spairiors losisasions seing introduced) Mat he is the
Sole Inventor end Patentee of that Beielseoe
Invention
VIE ELECTRIC, CU RATI VE, AND
PHOSPHOEIC VITALISER,
which CURES Norval' red Namara Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Functional Dorousernento and other limeade
arising from whatever esue
WTTHOII7 MEDICINE,
In the vast majority ,f owes.
Fall details for " Self -Care and personal nee free on
receipt of Two Stamp, by Ds. HAMMOND, 11, Charlotte-
street, Bedford-aquae, Londoe W.C.
Free Conaultatioin Daily from 9 till 2, and 3 till 8.
ELECTRICITY.

This Life InvigorMor acts not only on the disease,
or relaxed Vessels bit also on the Blood, supplying the
system with vital Bleetrieity, that motuting and equalia.
ing the vital Forms and moreover is sanctioned and
approved by the higiest Medical authorities, i.e. Sir R.
Martin ; Sir C. Loccsk ; Dr. Golding Bird; Dr. Roses;
Dr. Thompson, Fofeasors Ahrens, Humboldt, Davy,
Faraday, and hundreds of alter notabilities.
(Vide) Guy's Homital Reports, also "Pholosophical
Tresseetions. Lauer, Medical Times, ko., ka.
These records are a Guarastee to Invalids 114 to the
Safely end Bffieacy of Electricity which may be tested
GRATIS

(Letters receive prompt attention).
(Copyright).
Entered at Statonere Halt, to prevent Piracy.

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Countrg liftiscellang.

KIWIS= GLIDER Oriansosm—Mak• • first sowing
of Bpitteek for whiter use ; and should the weather
motions dry, endeavour by the employment of mats
or similar Work] to so shade it and keep it moist, as
to insure ready germination. Of sock importance is
this stop likely to prove In the ensuing winter, that
every effort mast be made to ensure a plentiful 'apply.
Prepare also a good breadth of ground for the mein
sowing. As regards other crops, set in socordanee with
the weather ; if dry, water, doing so. however,
dicier:o.ly, where undertaken at all; and should paid
showers supervene, arty out former suggestions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OP DORSET.

By Command of ba Right WoriblpfslProvinalal Ogsad
Master Bro. JOSEPH OUNDRY.

IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That a
AI PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE el ANCIENT,
FREE. and ACCEPTED MASONS, will be bold for
We Proviso, at the Towitteu.„ Eamporr, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST next, at Sigh
Twelve, for the transaction of the ANNUAL
BUSINESS of the PROVINCE.
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The BANQUET will be at Three o'olook at the BULL
Horia.—Tiekets for Dinner arid Deasert, exclitaiva of
Wine, di.

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71ie attendance of Visiting Brethren la partioulazly
invited.

THOS. 000VBS, P. 0., San
Don:theater, July 24th, 1808.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

15 Lambs and 6 Itams Let.

The character of Mr. Oldines Sleek being so
thoroughly known and recognized, it is hardly necessary
to nay more than that his KIM Lambe and Sheep this
meson are pro ticolarly even and good, and will offer •
capital selection to all his Friends —they will appear in
excellent form and well maintain his former reputation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

PILLS SUPERSEDED BY

SANGER'S TASTELESS ANTIEILIOIIS
POWDERS, an effectual • moody for Bilious
Headasbes, Slaloms, sad all stomach somplaints.
Pries 134 d. and 2s. 9d. For wicket, of sll Chemists, or
by post for 15 or 38 stainer. of J. Ebacaz sad Bon,
150, Oxford-street, London, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

MIL EDMUND OLDING'S TENTH ANNUAL SALE

RATFIN FARM. AMESBURY.

MR. JOHN WATICRS, (CAirsa., SALISBURY, )
bap to rive notice that the
RATFIN ANNUAL RAILSA.LE

viU be heM -;;" be Prsrniaes, on MONDAY, 10th

AUGUST, d wilt 0-0-mpTi;;-- --
106 RAM LAMBS AND RAMS,

of the genuine Hampshire Down Breed,
of which 75 Rant Lambe sod 9 Rams will be Sold, tad
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

IT§

CON SUivIPTION

Which Wu now passM through 11l Edilig of 10M) such
Thls rennirkshis liook west& of this symptom&
iM
progress of thisNl diocese. through all its wise, and ths
TRUE TREATMENT,
wrru INTERESTL'CG AND EXTRAORDINAIIY
CASES OF CURE.

TaNATS ALSO Or ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, to.
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arr I a r
or tbts
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.hn t
bad o -I.
co. Mhis rt em.
subject
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beeg
frequent attacks of bronchitis. On examination I found
decase commencing on the top of the right lung. In the
Spare Of two months. after a second Visit aml steady con-
tinuanos with my treatment. ho I.ecaree perfectly restored.
In April Pol. he writes soon. follows
.1 write to discharge a debt of gratitude I owe you, for
having been the moans, under Providence, of restoring me
to health. I should have dune no long ago, but wished to
satisfy myself that the curt would I.e permanent. I contras&
as condition now with that of the Winter ING-7. • sitcom-
akin of attacks of bronchitis bed caused exceseire weakness.
{ow of flesh, and difileult brostlung. I consulted two
eminent physicians, and though benefited for a time. I
speedily relato.l. My last ray of hope .on rutne until ad.
by.vbod friend to commit you. From that time decided
Improvement took place. I•• shwas, see Iles fee aisbz
years pool, sad wee to here entered ih•Purk frttfr6.•
letter Is entirely at your dieposel, sod I .bull feCoullselndii
afiiicted in a similar way to apply to yds.
It Southampton-strew. Camberwell.. .W.Oseelt."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

Mt EDWARD WATERS'S ANNUAL SALE

STS.ATFORD•SUB-CASYLE, NEAR SALISBURY.

MR. JOHN WATERS, (CANAL, SALissuzY,)
beg, to give setae' that the
BTRATYORD ANNUAL SALE

will eomr-rise-aboa-I-120 RAII-II:irliBi;Tel-11 RAMS,
of the Improved Hampshire Down Breed, of wineh
82 RAM LAMBS and 8 RAM,

.ill be sold on the Premises, on WEDNESDAY
sth AUGUST, MB, and the remainder (comprising ell
tA. Young Leath.), at Wilton Fair.
The Auctioneer feels that it is unneosmary to make
any partioular comment on lb* above Stock, as the
charestor at Ir. Edwin d Wators's Latnbs is too well-
know. to require It; bat he het much pitman in
eayiag that the Ram Lambs will this season again offer
his Fri•nde and the Pablie • very good selection, and in
els measure disappoint their expectations.
Lancheot. at One o'clock panctuelly.
Costiveyanees to the Sale Ground will meet at Saliebuvy
Station the early trains front London, Portsmouth,
Southempton. Exeter, Bristol, Chirpenham, Devises,
Warminster, Dorchester, Ac., returning for the evening
treks, at • charge for tech person of ls. sash way.

MONDAY, 101,11 AUGUST, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

Looch•on st Oee.

Convoyaness will leave Porton Station for the Sais
ground on the arrival of the 9.39 a.m. Train (being the
&35 from lisaingstrike). and also at 11.33 (serving the
9.25 Yeovil, 11 22 Salisbury, and 8,55 Bishopetoka
Trim.), rrturning for Porton for the 8.5 op, sad 8
o'clock down Traios.

7th AUGUST sad leth AUGUST, UNA

E LSTO N BILL,

SHREWTON, WILTS.

11 Moles rrspeotivelv from Salisbury. Devises, and
Warminster, and 7 from Wishford Elation, on the
Greet WO Raihn
MR. JOHN WATERS, (C.o.•‘, BALLMISUIti,)
favoured with invtrtietions from W. B.
C&INISO. Esq., to give NOTICE of SALE by
AUCTION, of the whole of lam highly esteemed and
very valuable
to, IMPROVED HAMPSHIRE DOWN FLOCK,
of •hieh
225 RAM LAMES and 35 RAMS

will be Sold on FRIDAY. 7th AUGUST, 1864, and the
remainiog 40 younger RAM LAMBS, with about
1900 EWES AND CHILVER LAMM,
on WEDNESDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1868.

Mr. Canning's unatorm snowu at the various Agri.
eultural fittows, ia too generally known to require
nutmeat% baying during the last few years taken 23
prises in "The 'Loyal," and "Smithfield Club" alone.
TheAsctioneer is especially desired to give notice that
this highly reputed Flock will be deelared for genuine
and unreserved sale, Mr. Canning havisg decided to
withdraw entirely from al future exhibitions of Stock.
. _ .

LLLI2CIitOII at 12 precisely, and Bale immediately alter.
wards _ .

Conventent asrangemente have been made by which
cionveyances for the Sale ground will leave Salisbury,
Wilton, W ishford, and Devisee Stations on the arriral
of oartain trains, returning for the evening trains,
eau particulars of which are given in Catalogues.

MT LOll3ll, LADIZII, ABA GICIFTLINIS,
LT AVING been this day elected one of the
EL three Bergson" of the Staff of the Dorset County
Hospital, I desire to acknowledge the honour thus
conferred, and to express my deep sense of the
oblige-
tione it imposts, and my desire cooseientionaly to Ole-
charge
e sum I big further ti tender my cordial
thanks Us
to those Governors who have assisted directly
or indirectly is plowing mein my much desired position,
offering • doehle meld of gratitude to those who have
on this ocsiaidos &ebbed their former favour. Bet, I
cannot forbear in an especial manlier to record my mess
of the very honourable conduct of those, to whose co-
operation we are so largely indebted for that attention
of Hale 11, which has enabled the Goveroors to add •
third Sunoco to the Hospital Staff, and who, though
friends and patients of my opponent, soverthelem
yielded tl their eonviotioos, in spite of most °Dorsi,*
inffuento timpbrralpizot their so doicg.
IL, my and Gestlemee,
our very obedient Servant,
ALMD IMOON.
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Tat- Dosseri

Dilembasher. 30611 JI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

bIANUIACTI ILED 1,1"

DOUGLASS LEGG,

FROM HIS ORIGINAL RECIPE.
NONE GENUINE WMIOUT THE TRADE MARL
214 Traits &wheal, Carrier, Pail to all Railway
Stations.

For PRICE LIST and other Particulars apply
to the
WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
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fiar D. L. eallsintraienlar attention to the superiority
of the Weymouth Hod* Water Lemonade,
manufactured solely by him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

Nadas.

At Mark-Lam tho corn trade ham beam greatly in.
finauced by the arrival of now train. Samples welshing
66 or 66 lb.. to tho bushel are not .noon. TM
fall on Monday was not iseremed on Tuesday, but the
trade was of the dolled possible order. The meat trade
Ma been my isitotire. The quantities which want of
food bee forosel to maskat ham hem, and still sm in
excess of the demand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

'‘\\ ILLCOX &aBBS
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

135, REGENT-STREET, LONDON.
16, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER.
122, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Samples of Work, Price List, and "Practical Suggestions concerning
the Selection of a Sewing Machine for Family Use," sent -Free.
Unlimited Instruction free to all, whether buyers or not.
Every facility afforded for judging of the Machine before Purchase.

Buyers, u well u Makers of Sewing Machines in the form of the letter G, our Trade
Mark, are cautioned against infringing our litighta.

MARAVILLA COCOA.
TEI PERFECTION OP
PREPARED COCOA.

IARAVILLA COCOA _-_ BOLE PROPRIETORS,
. TAYLOR BROS.. LONDON.
The COCOA (or CACA)) of MARAVILL• is the Woe
Theobroma of Linnanis. Cocoa is indigenous to loath
AM...U., Or -
TAYLOR BROTHERS having secured the mmluaive
supply of this UNRIVALLED COCOA. Imre, by the skilful
application of their "soluble principle" and elaborate
:machinery. produced what to so undeniably
" THE PERFECTION OF PREPARED COCOA."
that it has not only secured the preference of Homan:man
and Coons drinkers generally, bet many vase had hitherto not
found say preperstlon to suit them have attar one trial adopted
the MA9.A VILLA 0000 A no their otesistsist beverage for
breakfast, luncheon, I.e.
"AX ACCOMPLISHED FACT."--Ezlaset froze the Gide,
" TAYLOR BROTHERS, adapting! their Perfect @Tam
of preparation to dda finest of all species of the Tameams•,
have produced an article which supersedes 'veer ore..
Cocos in the market. Entire solubility, a delicate aroma.
and • ram oonoentration of :he purest elements or nutrition
distinguish the MARAVILLA COCOA above all other.
For invalids as oou,ld not recommend • more agreeable or
valuable beverage.'
Rota IN Peale= OVIT, *lb. Oh. and Ilk., IT ale. GROOM&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

/rdY.
A LIEN

" InTurtatit and &muted Hair Is the datinguiblng
badge of Youth."

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The following is 'racily what
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S
WORLD'S
HAiR RESTORER OR DRESSING

WILL Do.

TAY it use Grey -c; ;--Fa—ilaci— Hair is quickly
-I-1 restored to its youthful colour and beauty, and
with the first application • beautiful gloss and
delightful fragrance is given to the Hair.
IT will cause Hair to grow on Raid Spots.
IT will promote luxuriant growth.
FALLING HAIR is immediately checked.
THIN Hair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes the Hair rich, soft and glossy.
IT invigorates, thereby strengthens the Hair.
IT keeps the Head cool and clean.
IT removes all scarf and dandruff
IT contains neither oil nor dye.
IT will not eon white cambric.
In Large Bottles, Price 111 x Shillings.
7YIA)BALSAMUM (Mrs. S. A. Allen's).
1.-a —This is a clear, transparent preparation with-
out sediment; it far excels any Pomade or Hair OiL
To those whose hair is naturally dry, requiring fre-
quent dressing, its cheapness and groat ralne will be
proved. Its early use on Children's Hair will insure an
abundant and bountiful supply from loath to Old dee.
In Large Bottles, pries Three Shillings.
Bold by mast Chemists and Perfumers.
11,107111•11 Divot LID Situ OFT,CII-
- 111011 HOLBORN, LONDON, END.

PARIS =POSITION. Isa.
Solo Silver Nodal of Hamar.
WU& the Jurors' very Satesclag
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reeosereeedroon.
Alfyrt_
40:47) Perfection of
%war /..(34Z I.whilrrl. "Ag Inc"
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

CAUTION TO LADIES.

TTPROPRIETORS of HEARSLEY'S
ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE
PILLS find it inoautbent on them to eaation the pur-
chasers of these Pills against various imitations by
Parties who have no lioowledp of their peculiar pre-
poratton. the Original Recipe having been sold to the
late 0. KtAIUILICT, of Fleetatrret, whose Widow found
it necessary to make the following Affidavit, for the pro-
toctiou of her property, in the you 1795.

AFFIDAVIT.
FIBST.—Thet she is in possession of the Recipe for
masking Wm.gn's Female Pills which was bequeathed
to Mir by her late buil:mod.
Bncositi.—That this Recipe vim purchased by her IMe
husband of he Widow Welch, in the year 1787. for •
valuable eonaiderstion, end with a view for making
the mediates for public sale.
THIRD.—That nb. CATNILLINII IC4LISLET, IS •1•0 In
piesasstoo of the Itsecipt signed by the said Widow
Welch. acknowledging the baring received the mosey
of the said Mr. CSONGI ICZ • isuy, for the rang.o
of absolute property of the mid recipe.

. . .
0. rIEHARSLEY.
Sworn at the Mansion House, London, ANDERSON,
th e 3rd Day of November, before me, Mayor.
These Pills, Bo long and justly celebrated for their
peculiar Virtues, are strongly recommended to the
, Notice of every Lady, (having obtained the sanction and
approbation of most Gentlemen of the Medical Profes-
sion,) as a safe and valuable Medicine., in effectually re.
moving Obstructions, and relieving all other inconveni-
ences to which the Female Frame is liable, especially
those which, at an earlier period of life, frequently
arise from want of exercise aid general Debility of the
System; they create an Appetite, correct Indipetioa,
remove Giddiness and Nerving Headache, and are
eminently useful in Windy Disorders, pains is the
Stomach, Shortness of Breath, and Palpitations of the
Heart; being perfectly innocent, may be used with
safety in all seasons and climates.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. SLICIZe and Soma,
150, Oxford-street ; and by most respectable Medicine
Vendors in town or country, at 2s. 9J. per box, by post
for thirty-six Stamps.
•„• Ask for ICZAIIIILIT'S Welch's Pills; sod observe,
none ere genuine unless wrapped in white paper and the
name C. Kirial.gr is engraved on the Government
Stamp.
Agent for Dorchester, Mr. EvAse, Chemist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

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1!.....Mf • I's

DORCHESTER &aloof, OF ART,
In oonneetion with the Ciowsruntent Depetiamat of
Science and Art, South Kensington.

A PUBLIO MEETING will be held in the
lintainALL, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 1.111, for
Dui distribotion of tho PRIZES awarded to the
Student. of the School, by J. PLOTS., Esq., the
President, at eight o'clock la the erening. at which ell
person. intere.ted in the welfare of the School are
Invited to attend.

N. B.—The NY XT 8 VISION commences on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11.
B. LUCAS WATSON.
Hoe. Secretary.
Dorchester, August let, MIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Thi VOLOPTIMA ENcAmpxzwr. A correspondent
inquires what became of the Swamp., Spider when he
left the camp? Of course, he took " • fly," and went
home.

Busy.—The following note, nave a name at foot which
we suppress, was left at our aloe on Saturday :-
131r,—Ily MIN WOO call °mat the Hell I Ins fined for to
much drink If you will to kind enough not to ut
in your peeper.
Our oorreepondent should hare been "kind enough'.
to himself not to get" to much drink.", Drunkenness

;a -social cone cad noisanee-, za if "p-n-t;inigifTib;
paper" will do anything towards mitigating A. that
shall not be w.nting so for as we are concerned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

NATIONAL LIN&

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WED) DAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN own' THURSDAY.
NO ATINAL STEAM-SHEP
COMPANY (Limited.)
M Th• new full-powsiscnßritials Iron
Swear Steanrsblio
Tons. Tons.
Faison, Gracie 3200 Flarnrin. Cutting... 3325
TOO WIMP, Grogan 3412 PZINITLVAIIIA, Hall 2873
Tbompoon 3400 I Vuturnia, Thomas... 2876
Fallt.74obskar...— ... 3209 DZIIMAII, ThogobaC 2870
Rool.4talra, Forbes 2210
Will be despatolied from Lirsrpool to New York as
follows :
DENMARK IFRElflimar, Aug. sth.
VIRGINIA AZDIFIVIDAT, Aug. 12th.
FRANCE WIDNUDAY, Aug. 1901.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon aooommodotion on board these Steamers
is very superior. Rate of Porsage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return nails, Twenty.
five Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Parengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Psssengen booked through to Aspinwall, San
Francisco. the inland bun, of Canada, and of the United
Ststes, on (avowable terms.
For Frright or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and 23.
Water-street, Livrrpoof; or to N. and J. COMMIS' and
BROIL. Queenstown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

IMPERIAL OORN AVERAGIEL

Whoa/. &a ley. OW.
a d. a d. a d.
01 1 70 2 10
10 1 10
J al2 4 ... . 67 7 ID 6 10
IT 4 11 •
17 4 ad 1
11 2 11

Showing in tin. Sof wean, a fall of Se. 44. is whoa ;
• fall of 3s. Id. in barley ; mid • riao of Sa. M iii oak.

OORN RA RR ET&

TOSlDAY.—Saltantry : The supply eausisted princi-
pal, at ate wheat, some samples weighing 19 more 4
pounds per seek, end in perfect oondition, for whir*
64.. per qr.arter wee asked General priors in both old
and new wheat declined from 5.. i 06.. per qr. 314
wheat sold LI 50c. to OM. —Strjleld : In old wheat
nothing doing; new 6. pm qr. lower. While realised
235. 64. Lo 16.. 64.; red, 994. to 245. per load of this.
leasheis—Liverpool : limited demand for wheat at •
further oesorwien of 3d.. being • redudion of gd.
rectal on the week. Floor quiet and rather earder.—
Swindon : Wheat spin showed • destine of 3s. to 4s.
par qr., bat the sales were few.---B„,u: Wheat wag
fully 4.. per qr. le" mosey. Nothing dose in foreign.
Neenah sew white, 63e. to 611.,; old white, 65s to 70'. •
new red, dk. to 60s old rrd, riiis to Ms; foreign, Ns:
to 665. per qr.
Wgroirmsnar.—iferk•Lassr : No improvement in the
4..." for wheat ofsoy deseription, at Monday's re.
dilation in value. Foreign wheat trad• heavy, at about
Into rater. Floating winos* of wheat dull ead drooping.
Berley steady in Tam, with • moderato demand. PT-
English in excellent °audition was heM at ee
per qr, Melt st late rates. Oats firm ...w
quite so dear. Next to nothir.- 10 1149.
Mooday's —N• Smog ma mas
get ow with be.' ,wes delsbe /km, M
- ..mork Wiles! tra• 11.66, M
• •

MP _
;Mar; *bad to sompt 4s. pm qr.
Whits may bs quoted at Ms. to tlia; rod.
to 61s. pm 36 stmts.—Bodo*. Wheat trado la-
aollvs, and tio vales of old &mimed about 3s. to 4s. per
qr.; Dow Ws. to 00s. me qr. Old whits, fa& to GU;
api ihrol. M.lO lON. pie 35 does.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

Mh•kma

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.

ON MONDAYS, AUGUST 3rd, 10th, 17th,
24th, and 314 EXCURSION TRAINS for
LONDON will leaveWeymouth at 2.30 p.m. (Fares there
and back 20a. and 12s. 6d.) ; Dorchester, 2.30 (Varga,
20a. and la.); at Realm Nestoa and Yeovil,
returning on the following Saturday, or Satarday week
from date of Wasting.
The Return Train leaves Paddington Station at
7.46 a.m.

Fad-414t0n. July 23. J. GRIERSON, don. Man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL
BALE.
Eel ULM CD 1862.

MILT. INSOR begs to announce that his
NI:XT BALI will be held on SATURDAY.
AUGUST 15, 18411, at the Itsroarrosy adjoining the
lama Walks, ow flip Boatb-W•stern Railway Station.

PUBS= &Mums :-
2 prhas fat heifers. 2 ditto.
1 ditto. 1 ditto.
Mt selves.
10 fat Down wethern
10 fitt Down evree. 10 ditto.
15 Ist ham withers.
10 fat lambs.
-

--
Early Fairies are respectfully solicited.
Ilstemeive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle.
and Yew provided for Stock tent the day before the
Bale, at moderate Charges.
Commissien-4d. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 par emit on Bones end Impkovante.
ZDOONID6 OP BALI PAID TO UNDOES
-WAD DAY.

WSDNESDAY, 501 AUGUST, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

TURNIP MANURE.

11' DAMEN bop to inform his Agricultural
friends that be continues SOLE AGENT for
the Sale in the Comity of Dorset of LANES'
PATENT BANE TURNIP MANURE. OF THE
SANE SUPERIOR QUALITY AS THAT WHICH
HAS OWEN SUCH GENERAL SATISFACTION
FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS.
_ .

A larp stook .4 this Manors constantly on hand at
the ports of Weymouth, Pole, Bridport, and Lyme
Kees ; also at both the Railway Stations at Dorchester;
and lay quantity sent to any other railway station on
*wiring one& I notice.
Dorchester, y, 1868.

RAYNBIRD, CALDECOTT, BAWTREE,
DOWLING, and COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, MANURE, k OILCAKE
MERCHANTS,
CHIEF OFFICE—BASINGSTOKE.
London Address-89, Eked Maiket, Mark•lans,
Samples and Prioss Poet Free on application.
Prim Medals 1851, for " Wheat" 1862, for "
Seed Corn and Bards."
Pasta Ilmointam. Ezziamos, 1667,
Barer sdal ia Clam 67, for Cereals. Broom Medal in
Class 4.3, fat fiords.

Slanooe. Tl'e• Faro. to London
I and Book.
Od Ow.
Leal. cm. s. d. o. d.
Weymouth ... 7.20 20 0 12
Dorehastitt 7.45 20 0 12
Moreton ... 7.55 19 6 11
Wool • 87 190 ii
wsretiUsn 8.20 18 6 10
P 001.... .. 8.15 18 0 10
Poole Junction ... 8.35 17 6 10
Wirobor n0............8.50 l7 0 10
Christchurch .• 8.23 16 6 9
Arrive London &bout 1.35

The following is a summary of the deeisione in favour
of the War.oor sad Gina:-
1. It Is the simplest.
2. It is the least liable to get out of order.
3. It lithe beet made maehine.
4. It is the cheapest.
5. It is strictly 'wireless.
& II works the easiest.
7. It works the fastest.
& It cannot be turned backward.
9. It requires the least mechanical skill to operate it.
10. It requires the least time aril instruction to kern

to ass it. - -
11. It is the most eertais sod reliable is operwtkm.

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rfiN

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.? '
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pAk,
eAjzIF, 7,J.1 ,-.444-A I
,
tied- at OM MA.IS-14.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

TEA DI GETIINO MARES
WY NOW.

:EOHILLIPB 4; Co., les Merchants, 8, King
Williani•atreet, City, LONDON, &C.
Are 130•• ailing Strong Black Tea., la 10d., 2., h. 4d.
Try excellent Slack Tea le now only lac=er pound. Sere
choke genuine Coffee, 1.. to is 4d. per p
A prim current post free. Sugars at market price.
A Chinese Caddy, containing lebe, of really good Slack Tea,
sent carriage tree to any milers) dation or market town In
England, on receipt of 40s. by PHILLIPS and Co., Tea
Merchante, 8, King Williamatrett,Clty, E.C.
PHILLIP'S k Co. tend efl Good' carriage tree, to all London,
and Tee., Coffees, Is. Spices carriage free to any railway station
or market town In England, Ireland, Sootiand, or Waist, to
the value of 40a. and upward. PHILLIPS Co. have no
merits, and no connection whir any hours in Worcester or
Swamis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

GREAT LEISRIIRLY OF CHURCH DIGNITARIES

AT SALISBURY.

The diocesan anniversary meting on behalf of the
societies for Promoting Christian Knowledge and for
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign parte, we. held
In Solisbuslion Thursday lest, the promedings mel ad.
Mg, is usual, morning ant afternoon Jerrie" at the
Catheral, end a public mmtieg in the evening in the
Caw Council Boom. The attendance at the morning
"'Mee in the Cathedral was not so luge as we barn
witnessed on previous occasions. A promeolon was
formed in the Chapter House end entered the Cathedral.
as follows Precentor, the organist, lhe choristers
and choir, the diocesan *kw, the verger', prebendaries,
the Archdeseong of Beruns,-Wilts, and Dorset, the Hon.
and Rev. Canoes Gordon, the Rev. Chancellor Daubeay,
the Bishops of Cepetown and Oxford, the Rev. G. L.
Nub (lb. "40100 Chaplain), bearing the pastoral staff,
the Bishop of Salisbury. The earrke was aboral, sad
war arsoodiasly well sarroiaad. Clime Woodard, of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

TEA COMPANY•

T--
WINE MERCHANTS' TEA C superior O. are now supplying TEAS of a very quality
at mach lower prime than eau be elsewhere obtained. Prices from 2a. bd. to 3e. 64. per lb.
Read Offices: 14, PHILINIT•LAM/I, Lompoc
DEPOT TOE THE BLANDFORD DISTRICT—MR. B. REED, RAILWAY HOTEL,
BLANDFORD.
--waisted by Mr. RIM, from whom -
•
,O.

,geets

for the Co. are

AM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04

BIRTHS

July
23, M Oerne Abbas, the wife of Mr. Henry
o•▪ nlar of a daughter.
,Ilk* at Th. Buildinp, Stifford Farm, Horbliestar.
the wue of Mr. G. F. A. Flower of a daughter.
oflat Blandford, the f• of Mr. Arnold,buteher,
64...
JullY ,at Blandford, the wife of Hr. James Payne, of
• i•o4llter.
A• 2••• 2, at Poole, the wife of Mr. Superintendent
Gifford, af a son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

MONEY NANZET, Nov. 9.
Consols to 941 to 041 for account.

A Till broke out on Thursday night on the promisee
01 the Religious Tract ficurety, in Paternoster-row. 1.
was rentned to the ground door, but was not subdued
lor Wore than an hour.

THE Marquis of Hastings Is ia a very preearious state
of bipaltt. His lordship was is town early in tail week,
bat lalt on Tuesday for Folkestone, oa Ms wo to ta.
Coaileseb It is imaged that the aeargals and roar
abloom will go to Egypt for the winter.

DUST Or WIT MACDOPALD.—The death is an-
nounced of Lady Margaret Sophia Maodona/d, the wife
of 84 Arehibald L Meodooald. Bart. Her ladyshie,
who wee 36 yews of ege, ea' Led, Margust Sophia
Coke, daughter of We first Earl of Wooster.
finomuso Oast o Vrraror. Tffarmrtno.—Edward
Similes, aged 60, was charged at the Greenwich police-
sours ow -Wednesday with throwing vitriol over Aliee
O'Neill, a woman with whom be bad ocrhabited off and
on he about seven years. The poor woman was severely
beret on We forehead, neek, urns, and bands. The
primmer met her at Derreford, and getting her Into.
retired plea *emptied a bottle of vitriol over her. He
wee mumnitted for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

OILLNOE FARM, IN THE PARISH OF EAST
CREvfH.
Ow sod a ha't miles from Wtoeham, on the Orange
Row', Dorset.

MR. H. RICH A IiDS will SELL by
AUCTION, on WEDNESD tY, NOVEMBER
11, 1868, the whole of the LIVE and ISEAD STOCK,
IMPLEMENTS, and DAIRY UTENSILS on the shove
Farm, the property of Mr. RICIIAID MA4III, cptitting
the same.
The Live Stock comprises, 2 milcb cows and 6 three-
yearold heifers forward in calf, 5 yawl at heifers and
2 steers, 2 cart horses. useful grey lob 5 rears old, good
harness;ln 4lear-old Forest, pony with Colt, nod 2
yearling colt*.
The lutolementa consist of 1 waggon. I dung cart. 1
farm sod I 'print carts roller, drop, barrows, chain
harrow, 2 ploughs, bores hoe, tarnip cutter, 2 trade
sad 2 tbill harnesses, 3 pair ploagh hon. and tomes,
wet of gig harne s, saddle, arinto•ing msehnoe, fan,
stocks and b , 2 bushel 11111.141feS. I barn shovel, 2
barley chumpers, reed press. 7 sieves, 2 corn forks, 6
two-prong ditto, 6 rakes, 2 corn bias, chaff cutter,
ladder, 2 dosen fold hurdles, 2 sheep onto. lamb-crrep,
2 fold ham, ebeel•balrow, pig', trough, 10 cow &reins,
grindstone, sod lip, corn brunsar, venison line, 2 bores
ties, mythee, reap hooka, hay knife, dung crook. cider
lib, and sundry ton's, butter churn, and monis. 6 milk
Pore. strainer, 2 large tubs, Log tub, and culotte other
articler.
Also fouratosLa 6..1f couple.' of baton fowl., and two-
a luples f Duolra
Sale to commence punctuAl,y at Two o'clock.
Abbott's Court, Illaudfold, (let. 28th, 1888.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

PIDDLETRENTHME.

WE besr that- -a- pleoe---olgro—a-n-d-li—proinieedi to be.
given, a,ql .nbeeriptions haw* been set on foot, for the.
erection of an iron chapel for Piddletroatoine era
Pindlob.nto, in connection with the Hoptiat
adios, wheats now hold,ng their serviette is a cottege.
--
POOLE. _

_
P Etecrtog.—Another week and the eoutint
w-iic is to decide tb• el iseion as for es Pools is ann.
synod ham ernamenowl. The number of electors is 1418,
▪ k • number of candidate' in the 'bold two; the
• ieee of unman, equal. Mr. C. Wads& the present
tie.. nes • seatioa of the Liberal partr and • portiiin
of lb, working it..... with him, whilst Mr. Arthur
Go. st,this Independent Ca didate, has the Corteervaiive
it •reat,• pnrtiiin o' tie laberril party. snit eh- rna•i • in
int-rest in his fewer. lbe battle to be lambi dpe 4-
•u on tit, workii.g chew • of the pariso ofst,
no Is.. then 80) in number, and half of them bae• it
ye, r tad to either side. Last week e "Like el
Andoeiat oii" weal auto slier the porno-sof " assirting
woriiing men who in iy be. the'r situations by voting
for ife,
C Wining." Let us latee fair pl., .04 no
farm, for each cinididate, let each stand upon hi. own
merit.. and let every elector carefoliv treigb the merit.
of each candidate and vote sowirdinely. Another
lioture is to be delivered in the Town-ball to-morrow
on the Irish Church question, by the Rev. J. Fletcher
of Chii.tchorch. Of tonne, the rev. gentleman .41
seep. on the side of diriptabiisbmeut, ero, Os the
Cra ermitives ir .ucht e big gun to to or kW week ,n
def. nue of the Irish Church, it was only ti1...-speotee
that the Liberals would introduoe • thampirm for
equality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

RWANAGE.

_
Ar the Wit meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat
Institu•ion, a lifeb-at was ordered to b• ..t.tioneii at
Lnrn.ilge. on the wait of ikorset C.intr ',rations
in *id of he evat end national work of the Ldeboat
Rotiety will be theakfaily real ved by oil the banters in
the united kingdom, ant by Rohtrd Lewis. RN ,the
weieti.ry of the institution, slit, hoer. John-street,
Adelphi, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

DORCHESTER HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

PARISH OF PIODLETOWN. DORSET.
THE HIGHWAY BOARD for tbe District
Dereherer. Rain! Ores Nonce—That on
'll4 fah driy of JAIII3Aat say, application will be
marls to Her M•jesty'sJegiises of the Pare, assembled
Cl Qu•rtsr Semiona in end for tb• County of Dorset, at
Durubeater, j., the said Colgate, for an order to mop up
part of a outer. Publio Highway, situate with.n the
Perish of Piddletocn, i • themnd C only, that is to say
so much and snob part of the prevent Highway, through
and over a Street esl ed Beck btomt into the Front
Street in the meld PArish, no iimancing at the deel
winter of the Yard ard Prernima, in the occupation of
Jmnee Young, by the R.toptien Garden, belonging to
11.tioutnn Hato,. into the said Front Street, near to the
entrenea into the Voisrao of the mid Parish, an I which
Is of the I myth of 226 fio-t or thereabouts ;and to tttn,
divert, and .obetitute, in lien of such public IFlLbesy
t° Prof-Imo,' to be stopped dr.. • eerte.n other Real, to
he • Public Highway for Hones, Carte, and Carrisgerr,
to COMONDia at the said east tamer of the said Yard
and Premises, no occupied by the said James Young,
and to continua, lead, and peas therefrom by the side of
the D•elling•house sod Premien, occupied by the said
James Young, and to termieete at and in, sod corn.
municat• with, the mid Front Street. oppo.ite to the
Oat.* leading to the Choral' of the mid paii•h. And
that the Certificate ot too of Her Majesty's Jostiecs of
this Peace for the mid Canty baelog viewed the same,
and that upon their view it lute appeared to them that
She stopping up ouch Public Highway and the diversion
thereof. as the Lame is proposed to he diverted. it nearer
and more commodioos to the Public, with • Plan of the
old Highway and of such proposed new Highway, will
be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said
t'ourriy, at hist:Moe in Sherborne, in the said County,
es the first day of Oceania nest.
(linen under the Corporate Seal of the said Board.
the 17th day of October, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight.

H. WILLI kV%
Cb•irenst.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

MIR W EATON..

Muth —On Sunday morning, about half-past 11
o'cl ck, some ricks, the property of Mr S. Gifford.
at N ortnn in the pari h of Dnrwes• 011. were discovered
to be n fire, and the wind being high. three ricks, one
of hav •nd the other of barley straw, were total y
on umed. The fire raged .11 day. and was plainly se et
at Bla"dford and other places in the neighbourhood.
l'he origin of the fire is unknown, but it is sup coed
to bay., been (awed by lbOrne boys smoking near the
place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH

OF I)ORCHESTER.

Onnritss,—
rriiE Dissolution of Parliament will shortly
1 bring ale before you its • Candidate for re-election.
For twelve years I have eojied and greatly valued
the •igb privilege of representiog your anctont Borough,
I toot, that during that poi iod I hairy done oothiog
to forfeit the good opinion, which lan four times indueed

you to elect me
I ()homer, with alarm, that it ID Intended to .6k Use
swot of the llew Parliament to mewnres, which was
to mo calculated, at so distant date, to divorce ths
ChDrch flow it. union with the State, and to mutual
on alliance, which, to my jodsru•nt, hag contribstod
mat rnilly to the happinews, inorulity, sod Dt.bility
the oonwry.

Admitting that the Branch of the Church Establish.
meet in 1,1.4 mey be (Merged with some defects. I
mu of opinion, that it is sae,. •0.l in ire just to reform
them, than to cut away tie Eit,l4iehinentaltogetlwr.
Upon °U.', public memures, erhiah have come before
Parliament ti.i. 1,64 Mee lion, my Youfi, are before you.
Upon 'how* aubjeete that are certain to occupy the
ettvnti.m of lie K. formed Pailiament. Isbell take earl,
in the evi nt .4 y..ur honouring me with a renewal of
your, eon 15d.moe, to be• w very careful consideration, and
to glee my Vote without subservience to either Griot
Party in the state. _

Having hal for many year. ib• advantage of nerving
with Mr. 9heridan as my College., it is no slight
gratification to rue t., had that I am to be spared the
pain of opposing bins
I sin not blind to the fact, that if you do me the
honour of amain fowling me to P Li. retirrineet
will i n".••• •Pn• MO • gruel increase of reeponiubility,
which I alien strive to meet by cen fill study of your
and adhesion to that policy which appears to
me to be in mak the moat tru'y liberal.
I am, Gentirmi n,
Your obedient Servant,
N %PIER SPORT.
61. 81, Jamea'a-straet, Linden, October 9, 18118
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE 00t7NTT

0F iOR3ET.

Gerrivirwir,—
A 8 Parliament will soon be dissolved, I
vet tore to szpreu s hope that those who have
ht est° enj..yed the Pions, be, al well as those who
have now amiaired it for the drst time, will do me the
h..noor of electing me to serve vs coos of their Hopresen•
titles@ in the new Hon r of Commons.
. _ . . .

Sinai I wet last alccied, the Act relatiog to the
Representation of the People has been amended by •
large extension of the Franchise ; bet there Bre owns
eleeites in the heierm dot of 1867 which the next
Parlinutent will; I hote. alter and in.prove.
Two of it.- prineipal qoations of the preant day ere
the Education of the Penple and lb. Policy to be par.
sued towards the Irish Church. With mud to the
(twee, I shell °op.. any ochres, for ridging a Comoul-
gory Nicol Rate for &National purpose.. flo thelatter
neatein I have voted, and intend to rote, in favour of
the &Notations which w..01d put an sod to the sensed-
army of tin Eltatli-h.d Cherub in Irei.nd, as I believe
111. impopuble to teanttein the 'misting state of that
Chyme, not that it ie ' • tradleriaketi sold lassies
tellies liege seem in _
Illega6PflieNeo.
my °ireful consideration —whinXt..... _
b. fere Parlionent ; esti I 11/11•11 v.-t., for DO &obese
which. in ley opini.O. .n bloat, the Protestant religi
or whieh does not deal literally with vested interests
and private or personal rights. Tee Union made in the
year 1800 of the two Churches of England and Ireland
has not added to the numbers of the P,otestaats in
Ireland. and has been apheld rather by the power of
England use by tl,e affections of the Irish. I believe
that Nair sep.r.tioe will not weaken the Oburob of
&viand, while the people m.intaia the trim Protestant
&I:trites of the Chris lan March.
Th.. inv.-ass in Natiooal an I bleat Taxation requires
cen-ful serotiny, and I 'hall support all well c .usiderod
ineraorea which may tend to diminish expeae, while
maintaining efficiency; and shall bs•prenar d to artist
in r. moving or 'awning the bar len of a Tax which
may be pieced to press unequally on any portion of the
'eternality.

Trusting that my political 000duot has met with your
general apprnycl.
I remsin, Gentlemen.
Your obliged •nd faith's! Serrant,
W. R. B. PORTMAN.
Durweeton. Oatober 10th. 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

APETTI Q BI7RY.

D'IMMINT fIIAPPL. —Tbe •innu.l mooting of the
feud and Rupp:irk cot this chapel, benk Ow al the
.31rd • 0.1.1,31,11 e. Mr . 8 Hedges prsidd cl. °oat
20)p.renn, corrected with the vario dec ml ati ea
were pre rut and the tes was IIICO loony serifs& In
the evening able •ddressess were dnivered by the Rev.
B. Grey, of RI ndford ; Rev. J. Keynes, of Milli, Orb,;
and tlr. C Pond and Mr C. idyllic% of B =Hurd.
Mr Combs, one of th. Sunday school teseliers,•cknow•
1-dge I on behalf of the connotation the kinfines• •f'
the wake s an 1 other friends from s deemse who
attendel, nod the meeting was closed with singing.
and prayer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

CASSELL'S PURE TEAS. Reduced in
Pries.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. Agents wanted
is all pleats not fully supplied.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. No. 1,2 e. 41
per lb.; No. & 2e. Bd. per lb.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA No. 3, Ss. ;
No. 4, 36. Gd.; No. 5, 44. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

Voroet enttutq expres.

_
Tumult.. xovzinuta 10. isse.

norottsbirt.

ELECTIONS OF MAYORS IN DORSET.
Yesterday the reprrentatives of the ratepayers of
the various boroughs throughout the kingdom aseern•
bled in Council, to ch oes, from amongst themselves
gentlemen to fill the Oboe of chief magietrate in
their reerective boroughs, for the ensuing year.
The appointment is au honourable one, and consul•
erable interest is invariably felt by the ratepayers
In the choice which.is made. We trust that the
elections may elicit general approval, and that the
Mayors may have the hearty support and sympathy
of their several municipalities in discbmging the
Important and onerous duties devolving upon them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

WAREHAM.

Boucles Pim Ilnown.—Befen T. RudaD, Esq.,
Mayor, ..d 0. Willie:, EA., ez.llayor

Bread of Promise of Merviage.—lffisa Oroombes
• very reepectable young woman, anosupseted by her
mother, applied to the Bench, to have on Alfred Jobs
Lailaway from Christehurn ,h bound over to beep the
peen towards ber.—Mr. Filliter, Town Clerk, then took
her evidence in writing, when 'she depovn, that
defendant on Wednesday lan, other mother's house in
East-street, had threatened 10 glee her a good
hiding end had also " rung up ble &Min her face" and
farther "that she was in bodily fear of some violence
from him." The evidence of eomplelnant was thee
corroborated by her niother.—Defendan: attempted to
, Judd, his °endue!, by the defenos "Th.tt the young
woolen bad protnimed him rosrriage, and that be had
token and foroisned a house awl incurred other
• sinners at Christchurch on the strength of it "—The
Town Clerk explamed to hue, that if this wee the one,
Ms legal remedy would be "by onion for bnitch of
pro ohm' and not by giving her ''s good hiding."- -Com-
!deleting and her mother were proceeding to shoo that
tbeeomplainant weal, every way justified in breaking
off the marriage engagement. bet the Bench &alined to
enkr into these matters, and said that they con•iderod
the chants of threats to is. •iolenee prayed, •nd that
under all the eirsometances they iv quired defenti.nt to
become bound in his own sloee reeognissnos in therein
of FS not to molest the plmotiff in any war for three
months, and that they were sure be would have the
good wan to keep himself net of further trouble in the
wetter. Mr. Willi. m Spicer, ono of the tradesmen,
presently stepped forward sad kindly undertook to se•
cl,fend-nt safe out of the town. The ease seemed to
canoe mach interest and some amusement to several
preestat at the hearing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

PRZPARED

COCOA,

WHICH II

The Exoellenoe- of I;•epared Come.

SOLD IN PAC/Orill, IT ALL Cu:lcm,
ONE SHILLING PER POUND.

no &illusive naive. but Quab—tyTo reecuutud—
Manufactory Finsbury Stem 11a, London.

„AoT REMR.OI.,
40
49 INDIGESTION °yip

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-10

MATH&

October 27, at the liecTo;y7TF•yhill, near Andover.
the Rev. T. B. H. Thompson, M A., late fellow of
Queen's College. Oxford. aged 57 years.
October 29 at the hou.e of her uncle, Mr. Dean,
Wier. Charmouth, of rapid consumption, Louis.,
youngest Ekughter of Mr. Francis Perrimaa, o
Axminster, builder. aged 5) tears.
October 31, at Litt-n Cheney Mary Jane, daughter
of H.nry Blizdosa, carp. uter, aged 13 month..
November 2; it Puddletown, Maria, wife of Mr. James
Sparks, aged 63.
. _ .

•Novimter 3. at East..treek Bri•lvrt. Ahem, f urth
&Whim' ol Mr.J. D. apses. awl 7 yetis and 6 months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

Piarkets.

Tat supplies of wheat, both coastwise and by rail,
have been braited during the pest week, sad the trade
is firm at full prises. the late &drams' being fairly main-
tained on Friday. Mesars. King.ford and Lay report
an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. at many of the leading
mark 4,6 on the swat coast, though Scotch markets end
those at Liverpool, Wakefield. and Birmingham were
not d. arm. Spring corn of all descriptions has been
selling at full rates, and in some instances a small ad.
vanes bee been established in oats sod beans. Tbe
ettendanee at Mirk-Lane on Friday was very rma I, and
though dry samples of Ensrlish wheat continued in re-
quest at the &dramas established on Monday, 01 other
descriptions wers very unsaleable. From Paris on
Thursday the wheat and dour markets were reported to
have shown an improving tendenoy.--The Metro-
politan cattle market on Thursday was well sunplied.
and though trade washy no means brisk. yet the favour.
able weather helped the see, at shout Monday'. rates.
.---There has been • decidedly better tone in the pool
market, and prices are a shade better.—From the
poultry ma,ket • very small supply le reported, bat
scarcely by demand.

CUILRFST PRICES OF ZNOLISH ORLIN.
For Qr. ler Pr.
WHIST
Bases, Kent. rod. —to Scotch, potato „„ 32 to :if.
" Ditto. now ... I to 75 won, block 24 to 21
" —to " nlitto 24 to 23
" Ditto. now. .oto 76
Norfolk sod Lisioohi
red, -, 66 to 76
" Ditto, new
'lolling Me to 47
Distilling . 27 to 41
- • "-

1499911,11 40 to 49
not 40 to 43
Harrow ... ... 41 to 61
Nem 46 to 64

PIAs.

Gray le 44
14404... 46 to 47
whit. 1,6 to 48

06. Mai

Moos, Norfolk, sad
Suffolk ... • 69 to 61
Klisf•l00 sod .9Vart 61 to 69
LIB.
, 43 to 48

spridi
Wittier do. ..

-ta-
-to-

Town made. per SOO
62 to 61
Houstehold...
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
ttz•sblp
AVICRAOIIII.

EnElish,frd.
to
336, to 33361
Sooteh.rleogl ... 30 to 30

IMPEILIAL

4

.. d.
es
sr
sr 1
se
71
71

d.
41 2
40 11
41 4
41 6
42 1
42 6

d.
24 4
15 4
25 10
25 6
25 7
25 6