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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

THE MECUTORS of the late Ms.
ECIRMID llOmni, brl to announce that they
bare DISPOSED of the BD 'NEM lately carried oe
by him (ao well as the Swinges Premien), to 111 r. G. J.
D. Gesootr, Architect, Surveyor, and Builder, for
whom they respectfully solicit e sontinnanes of the
kiwi patronage so long enjoyed by the late Mr. Monday

G
J. G. GREGORY, in snoceetling to the
NA-. above Bnal..B sad Premises, lakes this
opportunity of thanking his Friends and the Public
generally, for the kind support he has hitherto received,
em.l hopes, by prompt attention to sll orders with whisk
be may be favoured, to merit a continuance of their
patronagl.
pomander, November Vat,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

wnisaaa

The SOOTOH Nousam. —The /ismer in its
lass week's ember cantsies • notice at slz used
catilognes of them John Stewart and Boas,
Dundee, Bree6ty Terry, and at Puradown near
Wiroborne, Ooresteldru which doodad as
whim og mos mg la a nest, handband mains
manner, tie sersodeno balk good not rim
abundant. "ln that of roses," says ruiner "we
are glad to see that the good old sorts still resolve a
fair share (AGM atteation now to'ssidern bestowed
upon aim, while the really deserving smog saw
and recently introdused kinds ere by no mesas over-
looked. rime are arranged in their division of
British moles and their Misiise—hardy,exelie wad
sad stove or greenhouse kind.; and the sams=
ruweeset • calleotion of =oh more then era
salient and eireellesou Gladioli uoespv thi met
prominent plan In the bulb antelope, wil. I. that
of bedding pleats there are boucles th• differeut
clime of half tender plaits very full named sisori-
mate of the hardy favourites—hollyhocks, peas*
peutetuirome. Pinks, liblories, pyrethrum"

BWIDFORD.

AY Brirmrennena this year the judges of
ware Yr. "Award Oongb, Mt. Odrehon, *di
Shropshire meat, end Mr. Henry Foolos, of Read.
lord (representing I. eolith eonstryl,

CHRIMAJI Cams. —Mr. Wallas IPyfe's 'pa
known lecture, with choral Illuaretions, conducted
by Mrs. alwards, will be delivered in the Corn.
ezokenge, Bliwaford. for the Ilist tiros Ibissemon,
on Pride, mph* the 144 h indent, CoL Maned of
fintedwors. having kindly conseeted to weals.
Th. flat No solo will be song so usual —L. A.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

WHABORNE AND CRANBORNE UNION.

TO BAKERS, BurenEßß, GROCERS, AND
OT'HERS.
TIORSONS willing to CONTRACT for Use supply
1 of Provisions and other Nemmearies reqnired
for the above Union, from the 28th day of Damen
next to the 28th day of MARCH, 1867, are neuested to
seed Sealed Tenders, with samples of Ruth artkiles as
will admit of it, to the Union Workbeote, In WIM•
borne, on or before 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of Pride_ y,
the 14th instant, when tlio same will be openedlund
examined.
Partioul.s and forms of Tender ean be obtained at
my fires, or of the Master of the Workhouse, in
TORlborne.

lir order of the Botrd of Gaiudiaiss.
J. IL JIINVEY, Clark.

Whaboroe. 30th November. 1806.

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET
BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
(EST•BLISIIIM 1847.)
Fa the purposes of ambling Persona to Purchase Howe
end Lands ;
Itarrem Property already la Mortgage;
And to Aimumulets Saving&
Shares, £ll each. —F.ntranee Fee, ls. 64.
THE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
are—that the Tomtit of the Property who in •
fes years, actually pays its full value in rent without
ever booming the owner thereof, may, by paying to
this Society • aim equal to his reat, with little or no
additional demand on his own mouses, become the
absolute owner of the property.
The advantages to borrowing Members Its:
14—The mortgage is liquidated by may instalmentx
2nd—Whilst the Instalments are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3rd—H. may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
Is .proPerfy.
Oh—Advanced made daring the program of building.
fttls—Tbe Solicitor's Fees for Mortgage. and Sur-
elopes Fees for Valuation, are limited as follows :
Solicitor. Saralee
Lad. E £..d.
Under tO ... 1 2 0 Under 100 ••• 010 0
150 3 3 „ 300.110
For each 108 1
.1_ 01 Above 300 ... 110 0

131010/1•11 of Tri;ethng expenses.
fith- All Mortgage Deeds are exempted from Stamp
INty.
Monthly Meetlnp of the Directors are bald on
0, Second Tueed‘y in every Month, at the Townhall„
Dorchester, at e•... 2 o'clock in the evening, when
Adrenees are leads mid other Business in connection
with the Society transuded.
Persons desirous of availing themselves of the bonsai.
of this Society should asks application to the Solleitor,
Manager, Surveyor or Agents.
HENRY LOCK, Solicitor,
THOS. W. PEARCE, Manager, } Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Sameyor,
lir Money always ready for immediate Wynne.,
A 11101111: -

Beawituter

Mr. C. R. Baker.
... Yr. W. 0. Chida“.
... Kr. Edwin Feta.
... Sir. R. Damao.
... Yr. habsood.

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Werwora
Wise!gnu

BONA YIDS MONEY SPECULATION.
£8 000 000 STERLING,
rumbled by Goma.
ment, sre slums* divided la usmalkly allotawals la
winos. Soma upwards to P 6,000 sterlisg. As invest.
is,st of RI may mecum 135,000 simarliag.
For Prospeetoa (whisk will be seat gratis), apply to
Misoaarca Slam Sauter, Freaktsrt-ao•tbe•Matas • or
Letters addremsd to him al 8, Throrkiareeirk
Lombuditrest, Lemke, EX., will be laiabo6l6ol7
lorwirded.

PTROUNCE, PICTURE CLEANER.
NI Ninth's. 'Maas& limed, and restored. Aa7
dmoreiptioe of Merere mounted lied framed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

Per cab to..eink the OffaL

s. 4. a. 4. 4. 6. d.
lat. Nano boasts 3 6103 10 PritooBotaldoirso6 In tol 0
IIooNLI quality... 4 ON4 6 Lit. Nom ealta 4 $l. 11
Primo late- .....a 61.6 0 Mute mall
Primo loots, 3,. 3 to 3 4 'Largo bogs 3Nte 4 6
tat COMM skoep I to 4 11144 at Nit porters 4 sto4 10
Soloss4 quality 4 tto6 10 thing. eulvespahle OtoIS 0
Primo swine wild 5 0103 11 piNalo /NY 11 U 0
TOTAL BOTPLT.--11.illoh—Basot5. 1,000;
Plano asid lahs, &NO ; calves, 116 • pigs,300.
Foreign—Boasts, 410; sham and lasubs: L3O; Salm,
104 ; pigs, 74.

NIWOM mirD LILDIIIIHALL, ?Mg.—Lam "applies
of seat are Co sale at these markets. For moot de-
ereiptioat the trade is beam at the ionized quota-
tions :

Per 81b., by the 'armee.
L& Ld. eLs.
Maio, host . 3 oto 3 S risks mutton 3 4t03 10
Middling ditto 3 .4 0 Middling ditto . 0,, 4
PAM* Isont do. 4 .4 4 Pilaw dluo . 4 5., 410
Prise genell ditto 4 4 . 4 SLame pork ... 4 I 4 8
Vest 4 0 o Mosi ditto.... 3 S s 4 9
BRISTOL, Tbursday.—We had • very full supply of
beef at our market to-day, and trade being dull,
showed • oonsiderable reduetion, very fair easepUa
beef being obtainable at lower figures than we have
known for two or three months. Beet descriptions
realised from 631, to es, per cwt., and in some few
mess 485., and escondary and irderior samples could be
bought at from Ma to 625. per awi. A number of
animals were left on band till a late boor. The 'apply
of sheep was Mortar thee Ilie past two weeks, and
pit.* win more firm, best Miters realielng from Rd.
to Rd. per lb., and ewes and isferior samples from 7d.
to M. A good supply of pigs, and the very low prices
at which they an selling at present Wooed
to buy rather largely. We may quote frown ritt.mtr.:
lie. 34. per more as an average Imre. Tit ire was a
capital thew at bones, with • free inquiry, and •
moderate buboes was does. at Ws
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

THE "SINGER" now NOTHELIISS LOOK
STITCH FAMILY SSWING MACHINES
_ .

ii;lii-il.-8‘

for Dramas:a

TBE "SINGER" new NOISELESS LOOK
WITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Can be operated perfectly by any Girl of 10 years old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

BWANAGE,

New Zoorsres —ln the newellistembeenumber
of Hardwick's Science Gowip iii. mentioned that
the Rev. Team sHincits,whil• dredging last autumn
in Bwanage Bay, found a new Zeophite belonging to
the Seri , which be refers to a new genus
under the name of Opkiodes mirabilic It is not
unoommon in from eve to eight fathoms water.
One peculiarity notimcl is the webbed tentacles, a
character which has only hitherto been observed
al:Mthim Capanularielne, Technical description
ures are oontained in the Annals of Natural
History for November, 1867.
is KRBORNA
Ap th4Bberborne'Peeny Bank therdsposits for
November were 66. 61, and the withdrawals
£2 lie. 4d.

Tint Church offerborier for November were—for
Wok sad weedy poor, £4 17e. id.; for ratioeal
wboola £9 se. 2d.; for organ fund, £1 17e. 8d
total, £l5 19a 11d.

ADMIT 00thir 011fViOSI WO to be held Monday,
December 3, at Newissod (Thomas Matthew's);
Thursday, 6th, at Consbill (Charles Bead'.);
WODasY, 10th, at Combs (Widow Gander'.);
Thursday, 13th, at Coldharboar (William Cal.'.);
Monday, 17th, Westbury aad Harescastles, at the
National School; and Thursday, flOth, at Bristol
Road (Hiram Watkins). These sorrier 001011111000
at 7.30 sam—the church visitors iaviting this neigh.
boars to meet at the nearest cottage, brusging their
bibles aad hymn books,

Cluttwrw;s fiaavicrz.—The first of Um church
feesival sereiose in Sherborne is to bef held on
Christmas Eve, at Sp. Holy Communion will
to celebrated at midnight, sod on Christmas Day at
8 a.m., and &Mar matting at 10.30 a.m., and also
daily throughout the octave. Sin Processional
Carole, km., are published daring this pooled daily,
as well as on Christmas Eve; avian of Um words
are to be had at Mr. Ellis's, sod public trootisiop of
the carols Mks place in the church on Wedneys,
December 12 and 19, inunediatelyfafter evensong.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

BLANDFORD.

LAST PAIR OR EiwaLtuwa—Tbs last of the
swallows I saw were a pair of belated individual
flying languidly about the streets of Blandford, ou
the 9th November.— W. 0., is December Science
Gossip.
BOROUGH Poraca, Wednesday. Before the
laor sad W. C. fieeham, Neu —Jobe Allen pleaded
guilty to a sham us e at beteg dreek and rioto, and was
fined El, Mated* vosts, or 7 days' imprisonment. —The
if.. no beiag ps/d, he was eouweitted.

LOCAL BOILRIA —At • meeting of tbe Local Board
bald on Wednesday Irak it win resolved that the
clerk write to tbe Public Worke Law Board assent-
ins to the soused= wade bylaws:OW the
application by Ms Board for • khan be ensproded
for the pretest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

tato intli edam

Bra R. Knrasascaa has redped his pod is Vise.
Chancellor. and Mr. *dins, Q.C., has been appointed
In his dead.

Is AN lusorrnurs OWILD LEMMA 101 TAR SUP-
PORT or 171 MOTARR I. • ere involving this ques-
tion, M. Bynneselay, the stipendiary magistrate at
Birmingham. on Tuesday, decided that such • child was
not lksWe for tbe support of its panat.
Sorra= Mimosa is lasusn. —Os Tomb., morn-
ing the dead body of • man WIN *eked up jest below
the bridge at Waterford, at the quay side of the river.
There wee • deep out at the back of the skull and •
wound on the left cheek. and it Is 'apposed by 801130
that ho was murdered sad thee thrown overboard from
one of the venal&

Panrrnnia • tiare.—Tbe Wee mev wbo are abused
with scuttling the Min Severn, with intent to defraud
the underwritses of the gam of £lB,OOO, were again
brought up on 'Needs, at ths Mansion-house, and
further remanded. The &rem, which belonged to the
prisoner Berwick, and a ship and insurance broker named
Lionel Roldrworth, gelled from Newport in the month
or May lest, and in June As was sunk near Cam de
Verde Islands, the evidence being Mat holes were wil-
fully bored in her stern by the prisoner Webb to effect
that object,.

WHoLIPIALI RONDICR• IT • TOMB.— A melancholy
fastens@ of youthful depravity same before Mr. Tyr.
whitt, the Marlharoughotreet police magistrate, I.
Loaders, on Wedeesday, George Morrell, egad MI, lad
been employed for the last three yeses in tbe establish-
ment of Mews. Taylor and Stokes, silk mercers, 'Friday-
street. Mermaids Lately, suarrisions of his honesty
being entertsioed, hewn. lased with stealing silks from
the warehouse, and then seed, a full °omission of his
guilt. Prom his evidence against the notioiver• given
before the magistrate, it appears that about four months
ago, having • taste for "enjoying himself and betting,"
and being "hard up," ha stole mayoral dresses, and found
reedy reeeivere of the plunder in some of the frequenters
of a public-house be sins in the habit of going to himself.
On one occasion be obtained floi for moire antique drawee
worth £ls,'susd oultnother hems to have £IS for eleven
dresses worth ET or CS sea, bat did not massed in
obtaining more than ffi on aacoent in all be confessed
to bare 'toles shoat £l7O north of goods, for whieb be
resolved about £5O, which he spent in "know for shun.
pages," and other dissipation. Three of the men who
ressived the goods, named Cuthbert, Brown, and New-
man. are in custody and shard with being socompliers
In the.. robberies, and Morrell is the witness stalest
them. They were remanded ; the magistrates refusing
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

WESTBURY.

FATAL A OINDENT.—On Friday week. ek Ulrike.* wee
held at Cbapmandade. before Yr. George Sileader,
on the body of Charles Young, aged 40, who came by
his death in the following manner :—Tb• deceased W 44
In eharge of oboe.. sod cart laden with bay as the
morning of Wednesday last, and upon his getting on
the •h•fts to ride, the bone took fright sad raa away.
The desemied lemped from the 'bete sad tried to stop
the born, when be was hawked down, and the wheal
of the cart pared over his body. He was taken home
and madital aid was prosered, but be died in about half
art hour atm the acakkat. Verdict, "Accidental
death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

BY MONDSBU RY.

A Lissoicino.—Ou Sunday taut in able and im-
preemies sermon was preached at tlio perish chinch
nu the duty of almsgiviog, from Psalm eel. 1. At
the conclusion a thank offering for ths cesnatieu of
the sholers and riaderpest was collected, winch
amounted to £2 la We ars given to underwand
that it is to be given to the Dorset County HospitaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

CarusiVitlttna.
,

ARTI.O&&

To do Edikwe.

I em a godly misinformed indivlsh.si. sad tun left to
the lest resooree of appealing to pm, as beings repre-
sentative of publis opinion, and as • asateurrary of
yours sap " open to all, influeseed he Roe^ • het the
umetioa hare to bring before yea is a malts; affeAtal
us small rateFayers, either directly or iedirecily.
Afthoetb not at present inetadsd the proposed
district for lighting, there is no knowing who may be
called upon to ocintribnie towards the rale when once
made, beam my fears on the subject. We, or I should
my, some of us, are trying to me to what extent Muni
advise tan egoist as in not dilessonsi tea to Mem'
not sea the way clear. For supposing we go to
Qmorhir &mistotte end try the questioe, it will met us a
mint of money, and Pia sure we isn't milord that' and
perhaps after all our endeavours it will result in
thelirbnie disdiriet brio' lighted, sad then we small 'um
would be dragged in, and that is far from dmirable.
All I sea my to my brethren in arias is to hold together
and wait patiently till the day more for paying Ole
rate, and then to fight the matter right out, that is if
some of the big people will omits forward with the
"seism," but if this essential is not fortimoming, it is
my humblo (minion we shall he "licked" and so mishits.
Can you help us in our dilemma, or, I should say give as
soma advice.

Your obedient serumb.
ANTI-GAB.
Portland, November 28, 1886.
(Wks's' Daly advise amities avessiing to basil ream,
ae their natural tendency is to meet* serious burdens
and doubtless it I. diemmenhin to be •
spinsi roar WM.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

MIMIAka

TEETH.

M 0 NS. LETS,

PROFZESIONLL BIIIIDNON AND lINCHA24IOAL

DENTIST,

79, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

1311NRSONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
sun save more than half the usual ebarry by
whim M. Ineorniptible Mineral Artiticiel 'reeth,
whist' ere of the beet quality merle in the would; they
are warranted is useful for mesticatios as unequalW
for economy, durability, and oomfora The frame are
base lea Wen body of veleenised India rubber, In
which the teeth am lit, straggly fastened to the rubber
hr • strong gold wits. deisil teeth made and set in
the way &witted its indestreetible, end may be used
daring a lifetime, while the unequalled redustion in
prim please them within the reach of every on..
From 12 to gp guineas is generally Ginned by most
diatirts for one set oi teeth. M. Uri supplies them of
• megrim quality front 3a to 51. per tooth, or E 3 to DS
per lodge mt. warranted; end is case of widest he
noun them free of *barge within a period of tea pain
a reduction in prise may induce some piteous to
think that an inferior quality only Sr. supplied those
wines, but N. TATO will be happy to chew the prim
lists of the best naanufeeturen of mineral teeth in the
world to any persons having doubt as to the very beet
quality of teeth and material supplied by his, mid be
Aix be able to merinos then, that at those prime he
can realise 90 per cent. profit skill and labour, end
that the dentists who one guinea for a single
tooth, and from 12 to 30 qu for • set of bleb, ere
most exorbitant over-elesprs, and they deprive • grey:,
many persons of
_tis2 benefit of dentistry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

BRIDPORT.

Tux Bridport Artillery Corps marched to the
Harbour es Tuesday last, headed by their Imam
head. for isspectios by the Adjutant, Col. Keating.
TEI Rev. W. C. Templer, we an given to ander-
tined, preached • very powerful sermon at Allington
Church against Ritualism on Sunday se'snight,
which some of the coagregation have expressed •
wish should he printed, and • copy of it sent to
every churchwarden In the land.
ML W•trits ROWTON MVO • Dramatic Recital
of Comic Chapters from Barnalry Radge, at the
Literary and Sciestithi lastitate an Tuesday last.
It was unfortninte that the Theatrics's wen dyed
for theesme night, and it was tried in onnesquence
to get Mr. Rowtou to opine instead on Mundax night,
hut owing to hi previous engagements he was
unable to do so.

ST. A XDRITen, BILADPOLL Through the
elertione of the Rev. Herbert Frsnois, citrate
of the parish, insisted by • member of the con•
gregation, a sufficient sum of money has been
collected, wherewith to emoniesee operations
towards warming the itherela. Os Monday moraine
last Mr. Roaddin' who has undertaken the job, set
his men.to work, and promised to finish, if possible,
within the week. W. are one of tbnie who think
that, as all men ire mortal, in order to keep the
attention of • congregation for any length of time on
owl subject, you moat make their bodies oomfortable
en that their whole thoughts may be devoted to the
one thing needful. 'A service becomes twine im
hearty, a sermon bosoms &may isterilettng. when
they oan be joined in and listened to with exiafart.
The warming of S. Andrew's bee long been rienneary
and we Sr. glad to learn that it will be so
carried out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

CENTRAL CFIAMBEFt OF AORICULTIJRF.

It will be nee from advertisementa that the find
annual meeting of this chamber is appointed to be
held in the Salisbury Hotel, London, on the Wed.
needs; of the Smithfield Club Show, at A pm. That
will be a time of tneetinp for the agrictiltarist, for
besides the meeting of the Smithfield Club and the
show in the Agricalteral Hall at Islingtoo, he will
have the Royal Agricultural Society's meeting in
their newly-restored bones in Hitover-equere, and
two convereationi, to shish the resident, lb. H.
S. Thompson, et. r., will send invitations to every
member famishing him with his address. Bat the
amemblage of the New Chamber of agriculture pro-
misee to be in the present condition of the farming
interest the most vital and important of any, as this
body will des] with questions requiring the inter-
vention of the I re and other matters of
=shilling. an ponoe,and pore statistics, which
now so unaccountably neglect. Mr. Alger.
, nos Clarke, we leers, will in all probability be the
secretary. That farmers thrusigbiont the country ate
becoming alive to the neosetity of uniting lik• other
, great interests to carry osit their pubbo ends, we
may accept es peered by the feet that already the
Local Chambers sending deputies to the l'esdral
Council, which it will be observed, they are, by a
second advertisement invited to do in anticipation of
the general meeting, comprise the Croydon Farmers'
Club —secretary, T. H. Thomas; Herefordshire--
siacretery, J. T. 0. Fowler; Hungerford Farmers'
Olub--escretaty, G. Collett Leiceptershlre—esore•
WY, Thep. Wilton ; 441dland Farmers' Club—
secretary, J. B. kraal Norfolk —secretary. ( blank);
North of Raglan (Newouitle)—secretary, G. Arm-
strong; Fenrith Fanners' Club.—eacirstm7, Thee.
Robinson; the Wakefield end West Riding Farman'
Club--esoretery, IL B. Hick. Ten other Load
Chambers are reported to the hon. ma. as in course
of formation, but not yet properly oonetituted ; sad
we have heard that some highly influential gentle.
men am about to be requested to take up the organi-
sation of • Chamber for the county of Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

ZEA LB.

AK organ, 'ov Sweetland, of Beth, ham bees placed
ia Zeal. Church, dedicated, as a brads tablet on the
freot of the instrument informs as, "La the dear
memory of W. Chalyn (hove, by bia Osier."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

PAIIMEI3B DENTIBTii.

No operetta' is more dreaded by a number of
poisons than the extreatioa of a tooth , ualor
tion hes more things been tried uoid ;
tneieke
ti wiavery moth needi"..fmnes some years ado,
chloroform is "r" over the world (e diadem"
egent "
end of very ...Ws advantage). Dr. Rialmrdson
___„..."„ves— ...a Instrument to apply ether to the
14".•_ its extreetion. The only inconvenience
its use is the hot that two Instruments are
required to be put in the mouth—one to apply the other
and the other to extract the tooth. When the Lei is to
go in there is often mid "wait s moment," and then
the eldest of the ether is gone before the instrument
sen mob the tooth. The operation is then note patsies
one. Noes. Lm has muesadel In predating an Weirw.
meet by which he out apply the ether and @street the
tooth at the same ems) the operatics is always messes
Is% and is mouted in Ism tins than is required to sa
,ens.
PRICES. - _

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Artificial Teeth cot in pars Oda, por toroth Ott ; Pet
set 18; net in the bat amend ham rubber. salt si
at/pa, treat 3s. to 81. psi tooth; or £3 wiz pa
att. Teeth .xtnicsd. la. to 11. Stopped, is.
Clatawd, 2r. Teeth rsvdMsd
711, IT. TROMLI insur, WEYMOUTH,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

PROVISION MARKM.

MINOTIO•LASII, Friday. —The sele for most kinds at
Irish batter is in • iligglib WU at abut, putviss.
quotations. Foreign week an Inn,lrisslind, U 6.;
Luba and Zeal*, 106 a. to 112 a ; Noodle, Ma. to 1116,.;
Outdates. 745. to 64e. ; Holstein and Kml, 1001. to
; hisey, 90s. to lint ; aid French. 74e. to 76e.
per ant 8..00 moves off steadily, at previou rates;
bat hams and lard are drooping in prier. Other
proyisiooe or. dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

WILTON.

Louosvrrr.—There are at the present time ten
old men who are inmates of our Union workhouse
wham united ages ezored NO years. The oldest is
93, and the youngest upwards of 60 years of age.
LA DY fl through the minion,
of
the Tema to the public loglarid foe subscriptions
fee the Franciscans. who for six centuries have been
%trusted with the charge of the Holy Mime at Jeri'.
stem. iLions, she says, have been established in
various parts of Palestine, and to the convents in
lades and (Wiles hare been attached houses for the
nmeption of pilgrims, to whom the vastest hospitality
is always shown. For the maistoothee of these
establishments the Fathers depend wholly upon
aliaritahie eostributions, and hitherto, Lady fleet* t
ape, England has tent nothing. One of the Fathers
MS no. mute to this country to cellist funds, sad her
Ladyship makes that the mosaics of bit present
aPPke
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

GILLINGHAM.

ROXIMIT Or • DO•81711117112 HallAtit.—At the
London liansion•Houwr on Saturday week Thomas Wells
who had been previonsiy convicted at this court of
aseeralta, was abused be fore the Lord Mayer (Al lerman
Gabriel) with • robbery. The pro..cnrcr was Edward
Hills, • sailor, living at Gillis( am, Horsehair*. He
bad arrived that morning from aboard bye. early train
at the Cannon-street railway station, and intended to
proceed by another line to Dorastabire. Oa leaving the
train the prisoner spoke to him and became very officious.
offering first to curry his carpethag, end them, finding
be wanted to messed further, to show him a time-table.
The complainant so far complied es to look at the time-
table, and for that civility he treated the prisoner to a
glass of ale at • refreehrnent ootin.er. From there he
went to the cloak-room, and baying taken from hie
nurse Hie key of the beg to take something from it be
laid the puree upon the rounter while he unlocked and
locked the beg. The prisocer who had followed him
there, stood by bin side. Having given the bag to the
attendant he turned round to take up his purse, but it
h d gone, and ro had the prisoner. The attendant. •
young man named IrDonskl, followed the prisooer,
end having lost sight of him &wad him at length in a
dark and unfrequented place near the station. He
brought him beck to the cloak-room, and gave him into
custody. The puree, which contained half a eoverrige,
9.. 61. in silver, and two prolrl sad one silver Turkish
wins, was not found upon the prisoner, but the attendant
discolored it seereted in the Amore place to which he
had traced him, and it then conteined the exact sem
whieb •h. eoqueleisaet had named, and the precise
coins he had mentioned on finding he had been robbed.
The prisoner admitted his guilt, but mid he war /darting,
and begged to be leniently dealt with, alleging that
e!though he bad been convicted before of asmalts, this
was ho lirst theft. The Lord M.yor, observing that he
had no doubt the prisoner was one of • class of persons
who inferded railway stationer for purposes of robber,.
auttatund Ma to throe mouths' bard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

CHILDREN TEETHING

A Home Ii now opened in
for the We of this Remedy,
has been in 11111011
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plss.ttc
_ liside in all same ;
soothes the child - _ _ vest; softens the sums,
and will allay all pain or spasmodic satins, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWEL&
Depend upon it, Mothers, it will sire rest to yourselves
and

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RELIEF AND HEALTH 'lO YOUR INFANTS.
It will almmt instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it be beet and lIITS4
remedy in the World in al 0.•• of Dysentee
Diarrhoea in Children, whether arising from Teething
or other omen. There are other preparations of •
gnaw name in this aountry. Be sure and ask for MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
Cows sad Puma, New York and London, is on the
eatable
Amongwralriundrod• of tentimonkit, tr one from
Prof. .1 H. Illeldone, London. The fwMg is an
extract 1.—" I have died lire. Winslow'. Sootoustml
Syrup upon my infant boy aged lit watts'. who
from his teething, and it red bim inunedistaly."
Sold by all Chemists, at Is. led. per boMM, and
dinette= with each bottle.

Os Ohomists—tor ono of Wm Whiskies
Pliantly Aiwa= and Dossorlik Rim* Books he link
Arm/ Chow.
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DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
D'IRCHESTER, TUESDAY, DE4IIIIIBER 4. 1866

NOTES OF THZ Wl=

I,—TEI BIIO•APPEARANCI OP TEI Qitsmi
is public is hailed in London like a jubilee,
for it gives reason to hope that once Her
Majesty has broken the ice she will persevere
in preventing herself to the eyes of her faith-
ful people. London, however, although it
may hold a commanding position, cannot
command a preference; London in short is
neii,her mistress of the world nor master of
the situation. " Paris, that is, France" is a
true and possible saying; but London,
rejected in COMMOD wii.b Liverpool and BIN
mingbarn, and one and all of them postponed
to Aberdeen and Wolverhampton, can boast
of no such prestie,e or preeminence. Even
the capital or the black country can lend a
ray or hope to irradiate the capital or the
British empire. That the Queen does not
Eke London, it would be too much to assert
or even to insinuati. But the truth is that
if ever a place was priest-ridden, London is
Paper-ridden. We who live in a corner,
where, except by the judicious few, the press
would appear to be heartily despised, although
it meekly declines to retum the compliment
because it must live and eat its leek whether
it be St. Davy's day or not,—we can enter-
tain but a faint notion of the style and extent
to which the Times, and Pall Nall, the
Advertiser, New, Peel, Herald, and Rear,
and, more especially pertly!, the Deily
2bkyrapk, prescribe the opinions of Lon-
doners who swear by the canon of these
morning and evening scriptures, and are
content to live under the tyranny of their
dictation. Now, all these journals, the one
the oracle of the city; the other that of the
young England quid vows of the day; the
third, of the pot-house politicians ; the next,
of the.efeie bands that lead the fashion; the
following one, and its congener the Standard,
the organs of the ministerialists ; and the
last named the very vox poprli, which is also
fox del, have without exeeption been down
upon Her Majesty, and the Queen, who is
perhaps shrewder than they think, may not
altogether regard it as becoming that she
amulet have been set upon by the Timm, far
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

ITNDERWOOD FOR SALE.

I it
blTi;Ngl)4ASsl? RttewoillOSthnoDlC AUCTION.,
16a17,
a lb^ WITITR HART DIN, YlTituloyn, at 4 °Woe& in
t/, .Iftetnnon, a quantity of expellent UNDERWOOD,
diednd into mutable Lots, now lying in Clifton Wood,
o,v Yeovil.
T view the aim apply to WILLIAM POLLARD, the
Weodelan of Clifton Wood.
NB.—The whole of the Pueblos Money to he paid
at the acne of the Sale.

--14ORTION BRADSTOOL
3 Mao from Bgidport.

Arit. T. ENSOR hoc beau favoured with
1. instvections from Mr. Gomm Bomar, who Is
Mainline th. Dairy Businme. to SELL by AUCTION,
Ai FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1866, the following
DAIRY r TENSITA, PIGS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
and FURNITURE :—Two sows in farrow, 6 slip iP
mirk leads mid stands, churn and stocks, buil
tub, oak cheese tub, donble-action cheese pram wit
lead beds, curd mill, 2 cream cans. 3 palm of milk
sans and yokes, cheme eats and followors, ammo
hour, milk warmer, 40-gallon tin milk hod, cream
bowls, skimmers, hattbogeheod copper and e 1
2 iron pig troughs, 3 wood ditto, pig jib, 2t2sa
'sorrels, mires' rock and manger, 1 corn bin, beetle
voices. Iron her, he., ho
The Household Goode consist of four-post bedstead
with furniture, stump ditto, child's crib, 6 chain, on..
leaf oak dining table, 1 settle nearly new, 30-hour cloak,
suidlesticka, 6re-irons, Dutch oven, large steelyards;
60,1 numerous nodal effects.
Sole will oommenee at Two o'clock.
The shore Dairy Utensils are in szesillent eon.
.n. haring been recently sew' and well taken ear*
ed. Dairymen in want of really good articles will find
Pio sr. ,xcellent opportnaity for rviech.inff,
'

4 ALL FARM TO LET AT FORDING-
-0 BRIDGR.-00 sores, 70 of which aro Arable,
awl the other pesters and water meadow ; house and
Inmeateui ; with immediate pomessioo. The incoming
tenant ant oaly bay. to take to the turnips, seeds, and
preparations for wheat crop. Apply to Mr. flAimix,
land meat sad auctioneer, Fordinghridge.

4,2 EV F.R A L FARMS of various sine to be
1,3 LET, particulars of which may be obtained on
applieati .a to Messrs. BLIINDILL and retina, Land
Arent ha, E, Portland-street, Southampton.

DIM DAY, TIMMY, DECEKBEB. 4.]

II PW AY,
Four Miles from Dorchester.

VIBEDERICK FOOT will SELL by AUCTION,
I. on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 40t, 1856,
the HOUSEHOLD GOODS and Effects of the late
Mr. Jaws BanaT. deomased :—Commisisa malbsoan7-
framed womb covered in bonehair cloth, 30-bour
aneseioan cloak, deal prints, 2 cameo of matted
bird., book-shelves, square dial table, wird dig., 3 and
I elbow maho(auy shahs, 3 olio" ditto, chimney erne-
omta, 2di inst. 4-post bedstead and fornitgre,
Formai tto, 2, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, 2
straw mattress*, mahorkey sheet of drawer; washstand
and ware, night sommode, hat box, eel of tee china,
dinner, ten, and seems ware, knives and forks, 2 hoe
eatempana, boilers, pair of water boots, barrel', tubs, and
awe artialas.

Elale at Throe deka pretuely.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

Corresponbena.

FRANCHISE FOR WOMEN.

[A lady correspondent in the vicinity sends for in-
sertion in the Dend Express tile following "on •
enbjeet," se she rays. " waseerning whioh mach
ignorance exists end ouch folly is expressed.]

To as &Igor of the "Sinai%Okla Daly PAR"

Sat.—ln referent* to year remarks of thie day on
the irobjeet oft'.. proposal to gireworsan roam ior
Members of Parliament, permit me to suggest that,
baring regard to our extending laws, the eatural and
obvious first ship most be to cosier the franchise es
wows sag widows, and not on Inuiried women.
Married women are by law ander " (lambda'," i.e.,
they bay. no reeognired legal statue apart from their
husbands They sea only in., ems in equity, apart
from their husbands, by "nest friends," and ame
don• by. husband and wile am treated in laws. the
sots tbe husband onlv, end SW whether malt ante'
be dem ler the beat or otherwise of She
Thus, ankle or meal seem cheap shell lake pleas ho
Mir law. to *meg I Mask,* hailer patties to married
women, both on regards their person and prePerv,
It would be idle to attempt to maw on them the
right of voting. fist I comsat massive, me I hems
never hoard, any ?Missal obasenios to give the rigid

• " Deep in limy soul."P,sky by Bra% iliimPosoa
fix and disilinstod to lfina Moaner Armboa& I
Cottonton Arming. Imam : Bonny MdChk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

MARLBOROUGH.

PROPOSED ESLAROOIRET OF TEM TowN-HALL—
In
scoordanos with a reeohitioci passed at the last
peony readings to memorialise the Corporstiou to
eularge tate Town-ball, papers hate been laid before
the public for Senators, representing the urgent need
of a larger room for public purposes. The same has
been numerously and respectably signed by the inha-
bitants ; and the memorial ins, on Thursday morn-
ing, presented by Mr. W. H. Hillier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

BRONCHI AL TROCHRB
LOZINGFH.

A BRANCH HODS/ is now opened in
London for their Salm They are very pleasant
to take, contain no opium, and children will find them
very beneficial in oases of Whooping Couch. People
who are troubled with a hacking cough, should try them
at once; they are a it. and sure remedy.
to=bsillbolarceseem and the ration. A
and sieetin oa
are liable, relieved by Broiti7s Bronchial Trachea.
Raring a direct infinsuce to the affected parte, they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deleterious ingredient. render "Brown's Bronchial
Troths,'" a safe remedy for the morn delicate female, or
youngest child, and ha. ceased them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergymen. Singers, and Public
Speakers generally.
Among the many testimonials is a letter from Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, which may be men at our dike
Amongst the many eminent singers who me the
Troches and speak highly of them, we would mention
Kiss Lanais Pmetri. Mosley Cook, and others of the
RICLrs,OPe
_ by all Median; Dealers at Is. led. per box.
OSee RIS. HMIs Holbove Tondos.
FOR

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London f

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04

CATnx mARKrra.

WITIOPOLTTAX, Tbareday.—The supply of besets on
eels here to-day was only mederste, and the demand for
most breeds was is a sluggish eta**, at lihniday'e
quotations. Tbe top prim was ss. 4d. per Kb. Sheep
—the show of which was by no seem extensive, were
inactive at late rates. Prime Downs sad italf.hreds sold
it 61. per 81b. There wee a moderate inquiry for calves.
on former tonne. The supply we. limited. The
demand for pip was heavy, at fully the lat. &slim to
tilos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

KOUTCia.- "A heart that can feel for another." We can-
not give insertion to • charge against • medical Man,
which comas entirely unauthenticated. Why mot
inform the coroner?

Erne communication must be authenticated by the
name and address of the writer thereif, not neces-
sarily for publication. Int u • guarantee of good
faith.

DORSET CO tINTY EXPRESS
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, ISM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

VittSt.

" Eiraisa" Orrice, Monday Night.
THE treaty of pesos between Austria and Italy has
been ratified by Italy and forwarded to Vienne.
THE patent annexing Hanover to Prussia was pro-
mulgated in Hanover on Saturday.
IT is understood in oourtly drake that her Royal
Highness the Princess Chriatian of Solsevrig•Holstein
(Prince.. Helena) is in an interesting condition cols,-
lated to increase her domestic happiness.
Ws have mason to believe that the oflaial documents
concerning the Lamirande ease bare not yet been re-
ceived by the English Government. Consequently the
surmises and remarks about thPir action in the matter
are premature and valuelesa—Sunday
TEE wan was partially eclipsed on llooday, October 8.
The eclipse tom men in Louden at twenty." re minutes
past foar in the afternoon, and attained its maximum
jut about sunset, at twenty.one minute. peat firs, at
which time rather leis them half the sun'. dim was
obeeared.

WI have authority for stating that In all probability
the Grand National Hunt Steeple Chases will be bald
within two mile, of Bedford next year. It is Intended
to amalgamate the Grand Military with the above.
Should sash an arrangement take plooe, the welting
will be eztended to three days.
ANIZIOeII Nzwa—Mr. Stanton and General Grant
urged President Johnson to recommend the South to
aeoept the Congressional Constitutional amendment as
Mu only bops of procuring representation and saving
himself from Impeachment. President Johnson replied
that he could neither be intimidated nor influenced by
personal consideration. He believed his poliey sound,
hut be should cease contending for it immediately be
became satisfied the interest of the country demanded
that he should do so. The Fenian, are reported to be
assembling at Highgate, near Rouse's Point, for another
raid upon Canada.
Wz are glad to be able to say that the anticipations
which have been expressed of serious complications
arising between the Spanish Government and our own
out of the seizure of the Tornado are not likely to be
fulfilled. The whole question of the legality of the
seizure ought to be determined properly by the Spanish
Admirelty Conn, and our Government has no reason to
asepses that tie Government of Spain has any intention
of invading that legitimate mode of settling the matter.
/t is only in such an event, or in ease of a palpable
failure of justice in respect of the proosedinp, that the
Foreign Otiloe would be sailed upon to make any unusual
representations to Spain—Seeing Otuette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

PAINLZS6 DENTD3IitY.

No operation is more drealed--ley—s—irres— t number of
persons than the extraction of • tooth, and for no opera'
Don has won thinp been tried to avoid pain ; elec-
tricity was very much used In Frans, some peen ago,
chloroform is used all over the world (a dangerous
agent and of very little advantage) Dr. Rieharelson
has invented an instrument to apply ether to the
tooth before It. extraction. The only inconvenience
attending its use lithe fact that two instrumeete are
required to be put in the month—one to apply the ether,
and the other to nines the tooth. When tha last I. to
go in there is often .aid" wait a moment," and then
the effect of the ether is gone before the instrument
OW Noah the tooth. The otorolioa is thus not a pouilor.
one. Mons Lure has succeeded in producing an Matra
meet by which he can apply the ether end extract the
tooth at the same time; the operation is always success-
fol. and is execute I in less time than is required to say
"one.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

BLANDFORD.

Boaoyou Pouce, Tuesday. —Before the Mayor
(W. C. Fincham, E.q.,) James Evans of Yeovil, and
Henry Parsons, of Compton, drovers, were brought up in
custody by P.C. Seaviour, charged with vagrancy. Both
primmer* admittwd the charge, and were committed for
one month's imprisonment with hard labour.

"Tag PROVICRBS or Bsual.."—The Rev. J. B.
Owen, rector of Bt. Jude's, Chelsea, delivered on
1 Tuesday evening last a very interesting and amusing
lecture on the above subject in the Corn-Exchange.
The chair was taken by the worshipful the Mayor
( W. C. Find:min, Esq.) Previous to and during the
evening the Blandford Glee Union sing same
faimunte pieces—Mrs. Edwards ably presiding at
the piano.—The Chairman having briefly introduced
the lecturer, that gentleman said that by the
request of his old friend, the rector, there would be
mitt= breaks in his address, so that he should be
more of a Workman than a lecturer, and if those
breaks were filled up with • repetition of such OM-
wit music, he should be highly pleased. The object
of his lecture was to separate the impure hum the
pure, in pooh proverbs as the drunkard being
called a "jolly fellow," • dishonest tradeeman
"a shrewd fellow." Hs than reviewed soma of
the absurdities of former times which bad been
exposed by scientific men, and said that it was much
easier to correct bad science than bad morals He
commenced with the proverb on which he said many
• fine bark had been shattered—"A young man must
sow his wild oats." He showed the absurdity of
this by reason, analogy, and the word of God. It
was very true that in many instances, and he would
lain hope more instances than they knew of, •
wild young man became in after-life an honourable
and moral man, bat this only proved that the glum
of God was stronger than the power of sin. This
froverb was quite contrary to that of Solomon,
Train up a ohild is the way be shosild go." Sane
said 16 was ossossary to sow the wild east, for they
liked to sea spirit in a young man, but he would ask '
wee his grin weak end was he eifetnistate who slow
the giant with a sling and a stone? The loiterer
iniatiolad the olareelar of our Saviour in hi. Yana

and his dying charge to the thief on the croak who
was one who had sown his wild oats. The other
proverbs treated upon were. "A good fellow is
nobody's enemy but his own." "W. must do as
others do, or what will people say ?" " Nothing
venture, nothing have." "Never rains but it pours."
"In for a penny, in for • pound," or "as well be
hung for a sheep as a "Ask no questions,
and you shall be told no lies." The fallacy of these
proverbs, and their injurious effects on society were
most vividly pourtrayed in forcible language, and
with much caustic humour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

out anb fashionable intelligence.

LADS MB/1U? Of LEA has arrived in Chatham-place,
London, (ruin Wilton Hnuse, Salisbury, for • few days.
To. King of the Belgians has conferred upon the
hod Mayor of London • Commandenihip in the Order
of Leopold, on • mark of his Majesty's apprecistion of
the manner in which he was entertained in the City on
the oceasinn of his recent visit to this country.

Tan QCICZe, who has been enjoying excellent health
and good spirits while at Balmoral, left on Monday to
emit the Dowager Duchess of sithol, at DunkekL The
Aberdonians have prevailed on her Majesty to °Queent
to formally open the neer city water supply on the lath
inst. The water is taken from the river Dee at In-
vercanny, twenty miles above Aberdeen, and thirty
below Balmoral. The cost of the works is £115,000.
Palace will perhaps be remembered
that at the time of the marriage of Prince Christian to
Princess Helena numerous reports were circulated un-
favourable to the character of the Prince, one of which
was that he had previously contracted a morganatic
alliance, This rumour is now contradicted "on the
highest authority" by the Maiietester Courier. With
reference also to the fact that the Prince of Wales did
not give away the Princess Helena, the Mine paper says
that Her Majesty had consulted the Archbishop of
Canterbury on the propriety of doing so herself, and the
arrangement wan carried out with his Grace's sanction,
according to the Queen's • lake. the real odium being
that it would 'awn, been awkw•rd for the Prince of
Wale, to give away his sister to one who had advanced
claims to • portion of the dominions of the King of
Denmark. The Cowrier adds, that, althrugh them ex-
planations have not been put forth officially, it has
reason to know it is wished in the quarters most in-
terested that the fasts should not be withheld.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

District leb3s.

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DR FIFISTER.

Ti" revision or the 1 Ruse. list will Like
place
n, rt Thereday. To. o sty person objected to is Mr.
jogs Frond.
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.TO It Tows Cousci I,,—hu election took place on
Tu,,,bny to fIU a • aciancy in the Conned. Two
were UMW" ked —Mr. F. Bennett end Mr.
I:ohinson, son.- —but the former, by handbill,
declin ad the honour" of election. The
• terrst--or Tither laok of interest —taken in the
°matter, is indicsit rd by the voting: 64 votes were
given in favour of Mr. Bennett, and 11 for Mr.
Paso:ion, but al ,out 500 burgesses did not rota at
sIL We undo retead Mr. Bennett will sit as a
vocillor rath sr than pay the fine. St. Peters" bone
rong a merry peel, and the fife and drum bead
;waded the 'sown in celebration of the event.
lltwiouts' Licrssies. —The following provisions
0f the new 'inland Revenue Act have just come into
operation —" Front and after the 30th September
eery licence which shall be granted to a hawker,
sod petty chapman, shall expire on the 30th
tarcb r.est following the grant of such licence, pro-
tr.l that it shall be lawful to grant a licence to a
pedler, or petty °helium° after the 30th of
;.,ptrmlrer, 11.66, for a period not exceeding six
months, os payment of one-half only of the amount
i•yablo fir • yearly licence, and such half•yearlK
shall continues in force until the 31st Mere
or the 30th September.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

MINTERNE MAGNA.

CRICKS?. —The return match between the Cerne
and Mintern• clubs was played on the ground of the
latter, at Minterne, on Thursday, and resulted in
favour of the Cernitha by 16 runs, thus reversing
the order of things on the former incision. lu the
evening, the members of both clubs dined together
M the New Inn, and passed a very pleasant evening.