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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

A LEGAL DIFFICULTY.

To the Editor.

ahall feel obliged by your Ineerting the emote.
puling copy of a tatter front Kr. Oh., the enthor of
1111• of our molt awful prsetiral magistetial publica-
tions. I believe tbat those in Wareham who read it
will fiad the opinion to be aorrect The superiotendent
of polies partiealrirly ask. me to insert it, is many
resiu-etoble tradevmen have be-u maseh dissatisfied with
hiai become be did not intvrfere in • as when • party
thee ofLuded is our streets (turnpike roads) the other
day. Them is not. showier or more miserloos adviser.
I. all each mitten., than Lord Porton., and to his
police se (Town Clerk.) commend this serious omisaion
in the law.—Yourt obedietitlr, F. ?ILIA NUL
Town Clerk's Ofilee. Wareham, afitk July, 1868.
P B.—The complaint made here the other day was
for furlooe riding up and down the publia street, but
that is equally unable to be rooked by the la• as it
now is.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

TIVANti'S PheruHAL COUGH
1:4 • certain and immediate ware fur Coughs, Col.ls,
A sth ma, Shortness of Breath. and all disorders of the
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taneous relief and effeetnal cure to mut of the distress.
ing symptoms incidental to any attention of the Leap,
which by neglect, so often lead on to Inflammation,
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"For two or dire* years I suffered constantly from the
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Om!. so., I did wait sugar hem sir «mgh at al, as
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ROLLS. July 11th, 1865.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

CATTLE HAREMS.

METIOPOLITAX, Tharvlay.—Maiket bat moderate
supplied with berate. For all breeds the demand ruled
inattive. Neverthelires, Mou lay'a priors were sup-
ported. The show of dump wee moderately esteneive.
Sales progressed slowly, at lat. rat,e. Lambs moved off
steadily, .t full quotations. A dull male for @elves as
rather lower terms. Piss and marl cows wen
at barely Monday's quotations.

Per S. to sink the Offal

s. d. s. d. a. J. s. d
Inf. noon' boasts 2 IWI ,Prineolootheionrsa4 10 to 5
10t...2J quality.. 3 6 le 4 I.riy. cow,* este** 3 6W 4
Prin. WT. aen 4 3is 4 Prime
Prime Scow, Re. 410 to I Largo hog. .... 3 1k 3
Inf. coarse sheep 3 4 to 4 N.. 1 5,51 porkora S 1014
In •end quality . 4 21.4 Sang. calyea,oth 21 01. 14
Prime warn wild 4 61.4 Qr..' I .151.5.40 23 oto 34
intll.3.

lAA; I;; , fr.

TOTAL

SOMI

toMS•11

....... ..... .. .
Beads llOll Beast•
Stump and Lambs l5 00 1 4herp sad Lamb.
041444 204
Ple
1 Giro
1 1 p 220

Sammy Thureday.--Good supply of beef, ineluding
kerne foreign animal& 'hot the eopedirnmente from
Ireland -me unusually abort. Trade was very dull,
owing to the continuance of hot weather, but prices
showed little alteration, beet deseriptioes selling at 68a.
per ewt., and inferier sorts at from 60.. to 65a. Mods•
rate supply of sheep, which met with a aloe demand at
about lad week's prices, best ...there selling at 61. •nil
6i4. per Si., Lad I.e. and inferior aorta were only sold
with difficulty at extremely low priers. Supply of lamb
was remarkably large, owing to the present.. of upwards
ol 1,000 from Ireland. Trade was dull, and there was
otheiderable reduction in prim., best sort, being sold
foe 74. and 7id. per lb. Snow of mileh cows was rather
small, but it proved quite sufficieut for the deinand, and
there was a limited trade, at from £l4 to £lB. Supply
of ethyl' cattle continues very limited, only a nominal
trade being done just now, owing to the want of gram.
Moderate supply of pig., and trade was rather active,
with a slight improvement on last week's price.. from
104. 91 to lid. per score being given for good sampler,
and In one or two instance. very choke descriptions
realimi a little more money. Trade in horses rather
more active.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

itiarktts.

The corn trade bu asttled down after the motet
variations. A steady demand for English corn, and In
some WIWI an inereare f price., resulted at Mark Lome
on Friday. Moat 01 all kinds is in active demand, and
higher prior" are given for anything faiily fit. A large
number of sheep are now bring billed at Hamburg, and
sekt by steamer to London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

BIRTHS

August 22, at the Governor's residence, Portland
Prison. the wife of George Clifton, Esq., of
daughter.
August 23, at the Rectory, Stolbridge, the wito of
the Rey. T. T. Pemwne, of a eon.
August V, at Thomford Rectory, near Sherhoroe,
the wife of the Rev. it. 11. Wingfield Digby, 010
daughter.
August 24, itt Dorchester, the wife of the Rev.
L Watson, ALA., chaplain of the County Gaol, of
son.

A aguat 27, at Bburlford, the wife of Slr. Clarke, of a
daughter.
August 27, at Medford, the wife of Mr. T. Burton,
County Court bailiff, of a .
August 29, at Laat•street, Bridport, the wife of Mr.
Llama Juhs *wee, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
IllAugait 25, at Wyk. Regis, by the Rev. If. Ilion,
Augustus Fcl Woe, Roi., it. 1., eldest sou of the
late L.loo, Esq., of Gherboarg, merchant, to Eliza
Martin, the eldest daughter of John Seaman,
Eai., R.N.
August 25, at Si- John's Church, Hampstead,
sun a the Rev. James coytc, a Poistead Rectory,
Suffolk, to Frances E imbeth. daughter of Thomas
Sheltie, Esq , of Witchumpton.
August 25 at St. John's Vburch, Portico, by the
Rey. J. U. pl. H. Knapp, father of the bride, William
Robert Mayo, Esq., eider ion of the it.,. William
Mayo, rector of Folk°, to Annie, eldest daughter of
the Roy. J. C. F. IL Snapp, vicar of fit. Jobe',
Portapt

DEATHS
August 22, in liew.street, Salisbury, of consumption,
Fanny Elizabeth. youngest daughter of Mr. la. Ingrain,
Lay Vicar of Salisbury CaLkodral, in the 17th year of
her age
August tn. at Sandbeek Park, after a long illness,
Viscount Lumley, the eldest son of. the Earl and
Countess of Scarborough. in his 19th year.
August 24, at Wert End, Widen, Harriet Maria,
the beloved wife of Mr. John Drew.
. . . .

August 24. at Witnbeme rit. Giles s. after • Bs:rint!
inn , Geom 11 e, eldest son of the late r. John Coney.
ugust 2/, at Blandfonl, Mrs. Emma Keynes,
aged 81.
August 28, at lfilandfonl, Juba* Hannah, wife of Mr.
Cox, painter, aged 47.
August 29, at Heathside Home, Parkstone, the wife
of Samuel Warren, Esq., Q.C., aged 64 years.
Judge Berwick, who was killed in the Abergele
aaci,ient, was about 65 years of age. lie was employed
by the Whig Government in several &ninon/ onse.,and
acquitted him.elf so successfully that on the first
opportunity they made him a judge of the Bankruqtcy
Court in Dublin. Ile was a bachelor, and resided in
Merrion.square.
TfIC Earl of Normanton died at 3, Bearnore Place, his
residence in London, on the 26th hut , in his 91st you,
Be was born in 1778, and aucceeded his father, who
was Earl of Normanton and Archbishop of Dublin, in
pan He married, in 1816, the daughter of the Earl
of Pembroke. She flied la 1851, leaving three sons and
one daughter, flurried to Earl Nelson. His lordship
is succeeded by his son Janies,•Vismount Somerton,
who married, 1856, the daughter of William, Viscount
Barrington, and has two suns end three daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

CAIJTION TO L&DIES.

MHE PROPRIKTORS of KEARBLEY'S
ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE
PILL% find it incumbent on them to caution the pur-
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late G. KILARBLIT, of Pieet-street, whose Widow found
it necessary to make the following A Masa% for the pro_
tection of her property, in the year 1796.

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to her by hvr late husband.
81COND. -That this Recipe U pure
husband of the Widow Welch, in the year 1787, for •
valuable consideration, and with a view for making
the medicine for public sale.
Tunin.—.Th et &the B.ig signed e, CATlllilleofd by theeaeecre ;wd v
is
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on a
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of the said Mr. ClOllOl Hz kunkr, for the purls.*
of absolute property of the said recipe.
C. KEARSLEV.
Sworn at the Mansion House, London. t ANDERSON,
of the 3rd Day November, before me, Mayor.
These Pills, so long and justly cote rated for their
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N°tic° of ovary Lady, (having obtained the sanction and
approbation of most Gentlemen of the Medical Profes-
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rows to which the Female Frame is liable, especially
those which, at an earlier period of life, frequently
arise from want of exorcise and general Debility of the
System; they create an Appetite, correct Indigestion,
remove Giddiness and Nervous Headache, and are
eminently useful in Windy Disorders, pains in the
Stomach, Shortness of Breath, and Palpitations of the
heart; being perfectly innocent, may be used with
safety in ell seasons and elireatee
Sold wholesale and retail by J. BANGUI and SONS,
750, Olfordctreet ; and by most respectable Medicine
Vendors io town or country, at Is. 91. per boa. by Past
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•„• Ask for HEARRLIT'S WaCiell Pills; and observe,
none are genuine unless wrapped in white paper and the
name C. ICIABSLIT is engraved on the Government
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Agent for Dorchester, Mr. EVANS. Chemist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

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• . too application was six months
• ...sing his appliastion. This objection being
.• ...ad by the Bench, Mr. John's pointed out another,
namely that the words "to all whom it may concern,"
were omitted. But the Bench not considering any of
these technical objections sufficient, Mr. Johns pro-
ceeded to the real pciat of objection, namely that the
house was not required, and a large lumber of the
inhabitants were opposed to the application.—Mr.
Corbin, • beer•bouso keeper at Kingston, applied for
a victualling-house license, which was ref awl. —William
Wheeler of Ifamprestou, applied for a spirit license
which was also refused.
KILLING A HAIIIL-JAGIri Adams, of °image All
Saints, was convicte I of killing and taking a hare, on
land belonging to Charles John Stud, Esq., and fined
1:1 and ousts.

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STRALING Wool% —Samuel Rabbits, of Cusaago All
Saints, whone ease has been twice adjourned at the
I'ranborne Petty Sessions, first, on his own application
because Isis solicitor could not attend, and the secsnd
time because only one magistrate was rresent, WAS
summoned on a charge of stealing a small quantity of
firewood, veiled at 2J., the prop-rty of the Earl of
Shaftesbury. Mr. Chitty defended the prisoner, and
Pt.tted that he did not believe that the Earl of Shaftes-
bury, whose fame for humanity and charity was spread
throughout the world. could know of this prosecution,
the value of the rood being so trifling. The prisoner
was salted if he elected for the magistrates to dispose of
the ease noir r the Criminal Justice Act. He declined
doing so, and consequently was committed, the bench
oceept'ng his own recognizance, to appear at the
ensuing Quarter Session,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

Countrg faisctlianu.

MOSMloolla.—Dming the past three weeks there has
been an immense growth of mushrooms in Cumberland.
At first they sold at fiel. per quart, and collectors
made tic • day, bat the supply became no great at teat
as many am • man could carry being obtained in • very
ahort time. that mushrooml are now hawked about
Carl sic at la. per quart.
KITCHEN GARDZI4 OrTRATIONIL—Give the latest
Celery good sound watering* with liquid manure; be
careful tow, however, not to wadi the dirt into the
heart% fterneve from around the brume of all the most
forward plants all young suckers, and any olef leaves
which are not likely to be of future use to the plants..
Continue to mould up the earliest rows • little at •
time, in order not to unsluly " hurry" them. Make a
small sowing of Spinach again, which will In all Ilk.! I.
hood come in for use baween the regular winter picking,
and the first opting sown. The last crop of Dyad
French Bean, will under slight protection, be more
prulifie and Inning; use therefore any means at
command for this purpose. Usre the hoe again among
all green crops, for, now that the much appreciat'd
rains have fallen, weds grow apace. Some of the moat
forward winter staff aliould be moulded up. Continue
to transplant finally store Cabbage plants ; they do hest
in firm soil, an old onion bed is, In ketone of the best of
situations for them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

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HOP II A 'MET.

Boaoucm, Friday.—Pieking i now being conducted
on a more general wale, and bu&inese in the meantime
is unimportant, buyers confining their operations to
immediate requirements. New Pocket. continuo to
arrive at rasrket, but they do not as yet meets ready
sale. The few yearlings on offer have bten in limited
reenact, at irregular currencies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

coVitITY yff_TTY. SESSIONS.

J: —Clin-dry—,T.44-.--iilTairmati), C.
Weld, Kul., and Captain Brugge.
Lucy Newbury, • middle-aged woman, was summoned
for assaulting • girl named Hodder, at Norcombelnce.
This arose out of • dispute about taking water from •
well.—Complainant said this had been done for 17 years
without hindrance till defendant came to live there.
On this occasion defendant knocked her down twice,
and would have pushed her into the well had not a
neighbour interfered. Defendant herself once fell into
the well, and would have been drowned had not this
neighbour got her out, and she now sail if she had
known defendant was going to behave in this way, she
would have let her stay there—Haughter).—Com•
pleinsnt's mother came out with • stick, but defendant
was too much for her—caught her by her hair and heat
her shamefully. She also wrung her fists in ode.
plainant's face, and said leveret time. she would drowa
or kill her.—Mr. Day, for defendant, raised the question
of right to the well, and the jurisdiction of the magis-
trek.e was ousted. The Bench centured defendant for
the violence she had displayed.
Geo•ge geetarick warn charged with cruelty to a horse,
on 81% August, at Whitebureh Canonioorum.— Mrs.
White said the horse dropped down in front of her
house. It had • saddle on. Defendant beat it with •
long whip. Defendant and herself tried to lift the
home up but could not, Defendant struck the horse
and they tried to pull it up again, but mold not. Dee
fondant puttied some grass in the horse's month, whieh
it ate. After some time the horse, in consequence of
defendant's flogging it, got up, but seemed very weak
and staggered. Defendant kicked the bonsai the head
once. Defendant drove the horse to Mr. Swafflehl's
orchard, where it was afterwards found &M.—Hobert
Berner of Whitchurch, yeoman, corroborated. —P.C.
Hisao*: saw the horse dead. There were four sores on
it, two of which were fresh.—Defendant said he had
just bought the horse, and this was the first time he
rode it. Finding the horse shaky, begot off and it
fell down. and he triel to get it up out of the road.—
The Benoit dismissed the sue.
Henry Sendai' was summoned by Charles Rendall
for cruelly 111-treatmg • cat by kicking it, at South
Pezrott, on 12th August —Complainant said defendant
wanted to kick up a row with him, and as he would not
do so,he gave complainant'. ust,whieh was in his house,
such a viols nt kit* to get it out, that it died the same
bwigrohngthint through eqwamerpleen.—, eduendaiedat totdohlthng the cat.—
e "lion
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515se Randall, wife of complainant, occroborated hie
ovidencem,The mmistrMes dismissed the an.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

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wantod immediately, in large or small lots. Only those
Deed trouble who me willing to aompt • fair present
market value at per ton (..r cash, and are also ',w.p.m.'
to cut, he, and deliver t, t ,tion. Send particulars as
to quantity, quality, and price, to the HAT AND Siaaw
eALLexix, Kiakatieet, FienshAlki Market, Leaden ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

CATTLE MARKETS.

MirritoPOLTstr, Thursilay.—Only moderate suppiite
of beasts, in but middling condition. Prime breeds
being scarce, sold freely, at Monday's advance in the
quotation.; otherwise the trade was rather quiet. With
sheep the market was moderately supplied. A fair
average business was transacted in most breeeds, at the
late improvement. Lambs, although In short aupply,
were dull of one. On the wholo the veal trade was
firm, and prime I,torik was steady in price. Prime small
pigs were in mnrlerste request, but large hop mad mai*
ouwe were no#eete.L
. . . .

Por blba, sink tbo 02Ia1.
U. d. N. 4. o. d. 1.4.
Inf. roam beasts 3 4 tn 3 Prlnta9oulltdownss 4 to 5 G
30c.0n3 ••• 38to 4 I.re. tom". ealtes soto 4 4
Prints largo esen 4 2to 6 None natal
Nilo, boots. ko. 54t0 5 Large hogs 3lt. 3
Inf. foarSe sheep 3 1:1 lo 4 Neat awl. porkers 3 13 to 1 4
Second quality ... 42t0 4 4,kng. calres,ech 22 0t024 0
Primo cows* wild 4 3to 5 12,013 str p1..10 22 oto 47 0
Lambs. 4s. 51. to ss. 04.
TOTAL SOTTLT. _ _ TOLOOIBISOIIOATLT.
_

Result/
MO I Boaxtl ..,. INI
Sheep sad Lambs lOaii) J i• burp and Lambs G3,
GNLI VIM 44 1 f...lthcis
Pigs
____

Ilnitrrol., Thursday.— ilolerato supply of beef, a brisk
Irate, awl A decidoil advance in prian, best samples
realiaing 704 to 72e r cwt., and In some cassa trifle
more mosr7 was obtain, l; secondary and inferior
descriptions sold At from rAS 6th. The store cattle
trade ts graduallylmlr,s'lng.3,oso sheep and lambs
were consigned honk Ireland. and they met with a brisk
demand, nearly the whole of the very large number on
offer changing hands. Hest wether mutton sold at 714,
and in a few cases 7d per It,; but a largo number
hands at 7.1, and ewes and inferior sorts at Gd
and Cid, flood lambs were scarce, and where they could
he obtained they rselised high prime, but ordinary
qualities sold at lens than the priani given for mutton.
Vet), few 'Bitch cows on offer, demand wry doll, and
low prioes were accepted. Fair supply of pigs, with all
active trade, but prices allowed a slight reduction, beet
descriptions selling at its per scum There were *care*
any horses on offer.

NIWOATZ AND LCADVIIIALL, Friday. Moderate
supplies of 'neat are on sale at these markets. The
trade, on the whole, 14 firm, at full quotations.
l'cr Silo., I.y the carmen.
L r. d. N. d.
Inferior 6cat .. 3 6 to 3 6 Inferior miittnn 3 4to 4 0
Middling ditto 3 8 ~4 0 81.1400¢ d 144... 4 2 4
.0
prime large do. 4 2 4 0 Prinio . 4 6„4 10
Primo unall ditto 4 8 410 I Sm.. I pork 4 0 4 8
Veal 3 0 4 0 I.4ave ditto.... 3 *,,3 10
Lambs, 3a. 10,1. 10 4.. ad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

WOOL MARKETS.

BRADFORD. Tbursday.—Notwithttanding the hip
provement in the cotton market, the wool trade remains
extremely quiet. Most spinners have anticipated their
requirements for some time to Conic; and the transac-
tions, which are confined ti picked emu of wool, are
very meagre. The wools in demand are extremely
new. Indeed the stock's of wool generally are held by
those who are not obliged to rcalie,, egyi will, the higher
rater required in the country, they hold with great in.
difference as to burliness, rejecting with disdain offete
which involve the slightest minces/dun.

LONDON. Fridsy.—At the public Wes of colonial wool
them ham been an improved demand on Continental
amount, but no advance hoa talc, n plow In prime. rho
home trade hits liurchased epoirinitly. The English wool
market ho been very .luiet, on former tenni.
CUItItILNT OF F.NOLISLI WOOL

• per lb. 1 3 40 4
.. 1 41-1 6
..I —1 4
1 —1 Se
1— '

lioggcla
11.1f.lired ditto ..
Kciit Floccia
ewe+ and retber.

_
Leicester
soms—Clothang .
Ceuibil4 .

11-1
1 •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

I • •

MARAVILLA COCOA.
THI PERTIII7OI 01
PREPARED COCOA.
-- - -

SOLI PROPRIRTORS. _
MARAVILLA COCOA -TAYLOR LONDOIC
The COOOA (cc CA010) of MARAVILLA is the long
Tbsobroma 4 Unarms. Cocos is indigemot to Bou
America. of ch b
A blarevilla is • favoured portion.
TAYLOR ROTHERS having *Mired the mulineles
supply of this UNRIVALLICD COCOA. have. by the skilful
application of their soluble principle " eind Mahone"
asohinory, proftcod what is so undeniebly
THE VEILFECTION OF RHO 0000 A."
that it hae not only secured the preference of Homeopatha.
and Come drinkers gen erolly. bat many who had hitherto net
Lund any preps's/Inn 'molt them have after °tunnel adopted
Ike MARV/ILIA COCOA ft their constant beverege far
breakfast. luncheon. ft.
AN ACOOktPLISII KO FACT."—Extreat from the MAO
" TA YLOR BROTHERS. adapting their perfect system
of preparation to this floret of all specks of the TRIBCOSOKA.
have produced an article which supersoft* rm. cress
Cocoa in the market. Entire solubility. a delicate moms,
and a rare concentration of the purest Oloadialdi of nutrition
dietinguiah the MARAVILLA COCOA above all other..
For invalids we multi not recommend • more agreeable or
valuable homage..
lobe Pecurre oftv. bib. ilb. owl 110. NT Ai& o.oagalL

FINE STRONG RICH BLACK TKA,
WIT FOR ANY TABLE, Zs GLI per 8 11. tor Ms. free
.1: to aL parts on recciut of Post OlSco order.

OSBORNE & TARRY,

Tita.Wiratt I Spirit Mardian/a, 434 West Strand. I:todcit. W.Q.

"Tartrinnt
bidge

distlagmblibs

Tho following is aracay wha
MRS.. S. A. ALLEN'S
fl HAni. R WORLDS
EsTORE RO It DuEssnio

I WILL Do.
' RY ita Use Grog or Faded Hair is quickly
-ILI' restored to its youthful colour and boauty, and
' pith the first application a beautiful glass and
elightful fragrance is given to the Uair.
T will cause Hair to grow on Liald Sputa.
IT will promote luxuriant growth.
•
FALLING HAIR is immediately checked.
TIIIN Hair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes the Hair rich, soft and glossy.
IT invigorates, thereby strengthens the Hain
IT limps fho Head cool anti elcan.
IT removes all scurf and dandruff.
IT contains neither oil nor dye.
IT will not soil white cambric.

In Large Bottles, Price Six Shillings.
IYIA)BALSAIII.3I (Mrs. S. A. Allen's).
LA —This is a clear, transparent preparati.m with-
out sediment ; it far excels :any l'..outtle or Bair I 111.
To those whose hair is naturally dry, re.ptirism fre-
quent dvc3sing, its eheapne- er!. at value will be
proved. Its early use oi Cl, ild will new, au
abundant and bountiful supply on 1 I • fib( .10.
- . _

.- -
La Largo Bottles, price 12..rce
by a. I I.4.thaliala•i•
Ilinorate perm AND ()ii(
210, 111G11 1.1.01.1i01iN, LONDON, ENG.

ti4V-
,ItIOtEN
licausirul Hair is the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-01

B.R I DPORT.

THS SOlieitOn at this in-1;n- inS;lt unanimously agreed
to close their offices on Saturdays at two o'clock in
future, instead of at six o'clock ',previously.
CAPTAIN °EAST, IIA.. son•in.law of Hr. times, of
thi• town, who was with the Abyminian expedition
throughout the campaign, has been promoted to the
rank of major, for diatinoised services ie the field.
FLAX STIALING. —On Friday last, an elderly woman,
„„,,,„a gap permit, was brought up before It. Tucker,
and W. If. Hay, Faro., charged with stealing flax
belonging to Messrs. Whet limn awl lions, manufacturers.
She bad worked at Maur& Whethams' factory for
about 27 years. Suspicion having arisen that she stole
San, she was watched, and on Thumbsy evening, being
seen to take some, she was allowed to leave the place
and was then called back by Richard Hutchings, and
asked to take out the flax she had in her pocket. She
produced two "tuckings' of flax, value Is. she said
it was the first time she hal taken any, didn't know
how she came to be so foolish, and asked for it to be
looked over. Mr. W. T. Whetham was informed, and
a constable was sent for, to wit she was given into
custody. They then went to her house, where, in •
Cupboard, wee found a handful of flax stuff. Mr.
lirteibug caked pri.uner's husband how it came there,
and he said he soppmed it was from some A rchangel
rope. be had &eased, but he afterwards sail it was
"mill orts." In truth, however, it was neither. The
woman elected to be tried by the magistrates and
pleaded .guilty. Mr. Tucker said the magistrates
believed from what was found in her house that
pri.oner had been in the habit of stealing flax, and
therefore, though sorry to do so, felt bound to sentence
her to one months' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

EIGHTH rEAR OF ISSUE.

NOW READY.

THE DORSET di SOMERSET COUNTIRS
ALMANACK,

FAIRS' CALENDAR,
AID

POSTLL DIRECTORY for DORSET k SOMERSET.
--
limes of Sun's and 11000'I rising and setting,
calculated for Dorset sod Somerset by JAL Ounerea,
Esq., of the Royal Observatory. The Fair.' Calendar
—a special and exclu.ive Pmtire. The great fa" great
markets, cheese markets, am, of Mann, Wilts, Detest,
Somerset, and Devoe are arranged in the Monthly
Calendar an that the oft•repested error of fixing fain
for Sundays cannot possibly occurr. Great pain. are
taking in the preparation of the List, and it is believed
to be now a thoroughly trustworthy and useful guide
to Farmers, Dealers in Stock aid Chew, Corn Factor.,
and others who have hearten at Fain and Makes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

CONSUMPTION

Which has tow passed shroagh OS &Woos of 1000 each I
Thu remarkable book treats of the camas, symptoms sal
Progress of that fell disease, through all it. Mara, sad OM

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTEBESTLNG AND EXTRAOHDINAILY

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS ALSO Or ASTHMA. RECOMMIT- 8,-16.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

Fazly Entries is* Isspeettully solicited..

Estensire-Sheds are erected for the shelter of (attle.
provided tn. Stook sent the day before the
Sale at mcmlerate titargee.
Commission-4t in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per rent on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OR SALE PAIL) TO 'VENDORS
SAME DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

13otlj Sfttes of fOublic Questions.

SHOULD WE GIVE

Old-fsahioned politicians
and your thoroug?goins
Englisenina say • No.
because— . .

1. Its possession Is a
symbol and a proof of
England's greatness and
glory.
2. It Is of great use to
no u a naval station for
slmiter, refit, and coaling.

3. It Is the key of the
Mediterranean, and would
be invaluable In ease of a
European war, being tin-
pregnable.

4. We have spent ages
deal of money upon the
plias.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

BIRTHS.

Deoember 10, at West Holm Farm, Wareham, the
wife of James Blade 8.•18eld, Esq., of • son.
December 14, at Briantspuddle, the wife of Mr. B.
Biggs, of • eon.
December 14, at Btonrilleld, Christchurch, the wife
of Haroouri Popham, Esq., of a son.
December IS, at Pudaletown, the wife et Mr. F.
Greening, blackamith of • daughter.
December 19. at Wimborne, the wife of Yr. Albert
Lowman, a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

WIRECT TAXATION
&ABLE

Prsetle•l Animater'
generally any " indirect
tesstion," bemuse—

L en indirect tax--sueb
ma the duty on wine—ls,
in offset, a voluntary tan,
since anybody snsy escape
it by 'luta, up the con-
sumption of the article on
which it fells. .

- 2. Indirect taxes ere Mee
onerous, beams horn their
nature they we levied et
the period most convenient
to the tax•payer.
3. Indirect tanntion Is
the least offensive method
known ol raising national
lands.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Chase Firm;
Saturday, Chetterwood—at IL
Lord Foltimore's Hounds Wednesday, Bradford
Plantation ; Thursday, Traveller's Rest; Saturday,
Coker wood ; at IL
The 'Blackmoor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Temple Coombe; Thursday, Zesla Green; Friday,
lewston—at IL
Mr. fladelytfe's Hounds—Wednesday, Ante, Purbeck;
Friday, Ilsington Wood—at IL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

—En ittobirt.

WlLTsitrill County and Beaufort Hunt Steeplechases
will take place at Chippenbam on Wednesday and
Thursday, February 10th and 11th.
DISOOVIIIT 011 • DIAD CHILD AT WAIMINATTIL—
An inquest was held at the police-station, on Wednes-
day morning, before Mr. 0. Sylvester, reroute, on the
body of • newly•born female child, which had been
found early that morning in • gutter in Back-street,
wrapped up in two skirts, of • description such as led
to the belief that the mother of the child was in indi-
gent circumstances. The body bore no marks of
violence, but from the evidence of Mr. G. T. Vioary.
who made a post mortars examulatioa, it was seen the
child had breathed. Mr. Veer, thought the child we.
of premature birth, and that death, in all probability.
had resulted from want of attention after the birth. A
verdict of "Found dead" was returned.

TIM SALIMICILT ELICTION PILTITIONI.—The £lOOO
neceesary to be lodged on behalf nt this petition against
Mr. Hamilton's return has been lodged at the Rule
°aloe, of the Court of Common Plea.; and acoording
to the present arrsngetnetits of the judges, if the peti-
tion is proceeded with it will Ir. all probability be heard
in the month of January. Mr. Hamiltou's legal agents
have taken the opinion of several of the most eminent
counsel on the subject, and they are unanimously of
opinion that the itittesilon raised by Mr. Ryder's petition
cannot be entertained by the judges.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

curgrE wilißq AND BRANDY IN BOND
FOR BALK.

ILIADGE has been instructed to
.S.V.E. SELL BY MOTION, at his tatassanx. SAL'
Beene. on TUMMY, January 5, 1869, at two
o'clock precisely—
The lollrwins anterior WINE'! and SPIRITS, In 12
lets, wit, sertn Hotshots, el Pals and Brown Sherry,
lour hoebtads ot (Ad lort, and one quarter auk of
Ti.. tbove Wines ant ROMs are is the Bonded
Icarehsuses st this Pori Sarni,les may be tested on
the =ruing and Woo of de.
Wnyasouth, Dec. 28, 846.

MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1869.
CAML NE/R DOROEUESTER.
ANNUAL BALE.
fklikirß . i'OOT will submit to
ACTION.iL is CArra WOOD,
on MONIAY, JAN UARY 4, 1869
100 Loads of POLES.
20 ditto Fll 1.110.
45 ditto FIIE WOOD.
Irk Bandies iTICKERB, and about
13300 FAGGOB.
The A.h Poles re attiteble for Agriculturists,
Cementer*, and other.
The Sale will COI4IIPOII fit ONE o'olock al the
Bisoombe end of the wood.

.DOB.SET COUNTY MUMMY AND LIBRARY.
'THE MCNEILL AN NI V ERS AR Y
MEETING 1 be holden (DN.) at the
MUSEUM, on THUIADAY. DECEMBER 31, at 4
pm., when the Newsppers, kn., for the swum( year
will be diapoeed of.
The Council wilimeet previously at 3 p.m.
C. T. BrNaH Ax, I Hon.
J. 1 SHORTO, Searet.riaa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

.4! to 44
_

TOVIDAT. Leeds. Wheat slow at late rates.
Barley met with a good sae at moot Is advance.—
Liverpool There was a geed atteidanee and a (air eon-
eamptive trade was done h wbat at the hill rates of
Friday last. Flour moved iff aliwly, but was steady
la value. Oata and °steal luiet and unchanged.
Beans 61 lower. Peas andarley quiet Indian corn
in moderate request at 31 reaction mixed scisree, and
'brought 39a.—He11 ; English wheat in some cases
advanced Is per qr. on last tuesday's rates. Barley
author dearer.

WSDNISDIT.—Mark•Lase Thin attendant* and
'Warmly any dispoeition to presses grain of any draip-
Moo. The fear sales made wereat lionday's quotations.
—Boston: Demand quiet andbuit walk's rates barely
supported. —Newark : Wheat tnoved off at fully late
Tlites. Barley firm.
I.IIOII4DAT. Wakfuld : is attendance. No
=ti in tine pries of wheat, but mainsail passing va-y
Barley la dearer.

BATCTID AT. -Dorchester • Wheat, tils per qr.; herby,
33. to 47.. average, 40. 214 per iii.—Batk Ita .he
little business done last week's prier ruled :—Whet,
46. to Ms; barley. 35. to 445; oats, 25s to 325; bees,
46s to Mt; yeas, 42. to 50. per qr. flour has sligkly
advanced, and seconds is now selling et 37e per sob.
--Tomato's : Small supply of sort, and bushels
almost a standstill. Prices :—Wheat 6.6 d to 6. Aber
bashed; malting barley, 5. sid to 5. 9d ; grinding, 494
to ss; oats, '3s 61; beans, fie to e 4 34; p.m, 7.; bz
105; tares, Pa -- Worstiestrr : Market very in.
differently attended, and supplies smalL Wheat tide
firm, and previous prioes were fully sustained. Qeta-
tion 4fis to beeper qr. Barley also made quite we snob
money.

CATTLE MARKETS.
BRISTOL, Tbarsday.—The msrket to-day was Most
an entire blank. There was sew:Ay any beef i the
market, and out few sheep, end, as butchers bed lade
their Christmas nun:hues, there was no demand and
hardly anything changed hands. Of the few milchsowe
that were brought to market, oaly two or three were
\ sold. There were also but few store cattle in the mrket,
and for them there was almost a total atoms of
,psrebeeers.
SIIITHMLD, Thursday.—Large supplies of met on
gale. A fair average business wee passing, and wises
riled firm.
Per 61b.., by the oars:am
a. d. s. d. 1
_ _ _

I. d. s. 41.

\ligroin, Ws/ .. 3- .ii. to -11 -4
!Interior mutton -2. 1 I-11
alkidllng ditto ill 6„ 6 0 'diddling ditto 8, 6 6
Trims Inrg• do. 4 0 . II 6 Primo ditto.. . 6, 6 11
Trims notrtllditto 4 8 _4 10 I email pork .... 0,, 4 el
v... 1

HOP MARKET.

BOLOTOR, lhoraday.—The market presents • more
Muted appearance. Fine qualities bays me in
twat. sad for medium grades a Imalthy logotry.
no change horn taken pia's. Ld tad East
£2 10, to £7 15. ; Weald of Senta £2 Oe to
; Busses, £2O. to £4 Os ; Farnham. £4o'
to 15, Coventry. ft Os. to LS Oi; Bavarians,
tai It to it fts • Belgians. £2oj, to £3l; Yearling'.
2.4 04ka L 4 Oa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

UP GIBRALTAR TO
P?

New-fullioned politicians
and most cosmopolitan
Englishmen say " Yes,"

I. Its retention 4 a
standing insult to Spain, a
friendly nation.

2. The harbour being a
very bad one, and much
exposed, it is really of
little, if of any, lute as a
naval station.

3. In these dap of Iron-
ceads, it would be inipor
sib's to keep the Mediter-
ranean closed from Gibral-
tar; and the fortress and
town itself an commanded
fully from Spanish terri•
tory, whieb would render
them untenable in case 41
war with Spain.
4. We might cede It
under eondition of getting
Instead Ceuta (on the
Al rican coast), which would
maws, all tbe military
purposes as well, and the
naval purposes better; and
of being reimbursed for our
outlay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

41, WEJ.LINGTON-STREET COVENT GARDEN;
LONDON, iv. c.

MOORE BROTHERS TEAS,

(Fos PREPAYMENT AT 1111,BCFIANTS' PRICES.)
TILL—MOORE BROTHERS respectfully
intimate that they enmity Vamilieedimw.t, who ay .
willing to pet emit, at Men-lama' prima Orders a %aloe
carriage paid. The loiloe mg are evecially recommended:—
NEW SEASON'S TEAM.
Moore Brother. Bed &manta' Tea N 2l per lb
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

MAHRLiG&S.

Deoember 13, at St. Michael's Church, Okeford
Fitepaine, by the Rev. .1 Himegood, M.A. Mr. James
Bile., of Slandford, to Sabina, 2nd daughter of Mr.
C. Ellsworth, of the former place.
December 17, at St. Michael's Church, Chester.
equate, Belgravia, by the Rev. J. H. Hamilton, A,M.I
Eenry Saunders, eldest son of James FAI yards. Esq.,
of Bridport, to Mary Jane, widow of the lat. Artier
Frederick Piercy Comm, lieutenant in H.M.'s lst
W. I. Regiment, and fourth daughter of theist. Sher*/
Huddle, Req., of Hatchlands, beaminater.
December 19, at Gloucester etreet Independent
Chapel, by the Ray. R. 8. Ashton. Herr kmil A.
Dawes, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Mr.
C. Pope, of St. Mary-street, Weymouth.
December 16, at St. Michael's Church, Okeford
Fitspaine, by the Rev. J. Hosegood, M.A., Mt. John
Edmund Gough, MA • yeoman, to Frames, Second
daughter of Mr. Thos. Ford, yeoman, both of the
same pier. _ _

Decimber 11, at St. James's 'chunk Poole, by the
Rec. J. A. Lawson, Hr. J. Russell. of Dorcheder, to
Maria. second daughter of Mr. H Gale, of Poole.
December 21st, at the parish church, Hatfield, Herta.
by the Rev. C. W. S. Stanhope, M. Benoit ?robot, of
Weymouth, to Harriett, second daughter of Mark
Els, Esq., Wild Hill fun; liatfie/A, Hens.
-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

DORCHESTER. RF.POSITORY AGRICULTURAL
BALE.
Ell /ALUM= 1862.

ESNALERwiII be tld onounifateTUttal/tAhYis
jANITAKC 2, 1569, as the Rgroarrour adjoining
she soak Walks, near the flonth-Western
13tation.
PIitSINT ENT11111;
2 fat4ieifers. 2 ditto
lit steer.
.11 "spited dairy cows and heifers in cell and in milk,
the property of Mr. It. Ganes', of Fordington,
&whams the dairy business from ill-heelth.
3 buteners.
2 heifers and calves
30 fat Owen ewes. 20 ditto. 20 ditto.
12 ditto. 20 ditto.
20 fat tethers. 15 ditto. 10 gleeo,
A quantity of ash plank
4 donkeys and bode
Chestnut puny, 7 yrs., 13g, faat, and quiet to ride
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

OH ARDSTOCIL

FATAL Gll7lll ACCIDMIT.--00 Christmas day three
young men .ter at
.e the bones
labooter of when one Thomasm
one ii; them look down
a gun. Laroombe assured them it was not loaded, and
• cap was put on the nipple to clean the barrel. On the
gun being fired, it proved to have been loaded. and the
contents lodged ic the breast of • boy named John
James Hayes, aged eight years, who fell and died
immediately.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

OF TFIE STATE TO
BUSHED CHURCH /

Philosophers, Infidels,
Radiosls, sad disrepitsble
people puarally yes "No,"
Warms—

1. TheStatahas nothing
to do with 001110i1/01X;
exeunt no far ae its lotion
LB required to secure reli-
gions liberty and equality
foe all he enbjeota.

2. The sinews of the
Church hunners the Stitt•
by introducing into the
cavil Government so im-
practicable sod nnyieldins
ecclesiastical element.

-
3. The establishment of
a Church, and Am endow-
ment by the State, giver
that Church an unfair
advantage over other
churches, and, pro Canto,
works against free non-
Wines.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

drunk ; bat liedllmor refused. On this he went oat ;
bet, Musing found prosecutor with I& *lO4 orm
ami \Wink& halia dors. He them toe& his watch
fres Illedlister's et, and told him he had it, and
Prodoldtor told to Is so one ksow be had the
watch. He afterwards west to Private Fortune, who
was of another company, and told him of it. Mabliater
said dim to get a few shillings for him by pledging the,
waists for Is. or 10e., whiah he afterwards did.—
Ossamitted to the Sodom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29

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Paznaernow —0; Thursday afternoon, Dec 11th,
the bombers and scholars of the National Sunday
end dAy schools presented • handsome chimney slam
and several ',liana presents, micomosnied with • most
aff.etionate addrese (beautifully written and illuminated
by Mr. A. W. Tuttle), to Yrs. Lowman, on her resignins
her dim as alarms of the sebool which she bee held
5 lean.
THE gunieel.—TheredgE
a net being New Teem
Eve. there will be • service in the Winder at
ILIIi °Week at night, follow's( Is the proposed
terries i—The Litany : Rya= 70. tune Gibbons ; • short
son; dim the for private pryer
wise the Mort. •Ihrikerir, ataMATjtall lin, Pane Throe
No. 2 ; the eievise easehmtlag with • prayer mil the
blowing.

BTANDTORD ST. MART. .
Wareree Trgrirrrigh—The marriage 4 Sir W. H.
Smith Marriott, Bart., of the Down House, Blandford,
to Wm,fourh daughter of the Honourable Biohard
Onveedish, of Tkorntee Hal, Stony Stratford, Beek;
and of 36, Cbeehan.place, Berkeleysquare,
which took place at Thornton Chunk, on Teeeday last,
um sielebraied with great reieklap by Sir William's
'Ammar!, to whom he hes endeared himself eines he
mine into possession of the estate, by his kindness and
imartem, and the interest he has shown in their Imp-
p.mes mid prosperity. The morning we. ushered in by
a:saing tha nameirry premretiore for • meririal
getherieg of those employed on the estate. As soon as
t telegraphic inseams was resolved that the happy
',Obi hat takes plank the bells of Blandford ht. Merl
and Et!sealant Marches, rang out • merry peal, and
mama ....re Med offal the Down Home, amidst the
loaf hurrahs of those present. To ensure • more listing
remembrance of the meat, • number of choice trees
wire planted mar the Down Home, under the suparia.
tee 'ease of Mr. Mae, Sir William's head garneeer, and
a'..out 4 c'eloak between 30 and 40 sat down to an excel-
teat dinner, omitted by Mr. Monkton, of Blandford St.
Mary, by the noble bridegroom's kindness. The room
was neatly ornamented with Christman and other
11000011. the pea:deal being "May happiness crown the
Calm," and " • Merry Christmas." Tits chair was
ta.:en by lir. John Wareham, under steward, and after
the roe I ohm, had Mee partaken of, "the health of
the Bride and Bridegroom" wee drunk with three times
three, sad the warmest expressions that the newly
married pair may live many years in happineste
together. • very pleasant eroding was spout by all
pi meat.