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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

TUESDAY.

BAN MIETPTII.—Pirst meeting of
Laseetter, Mamboll, odor Blandford, lieeneeelvietualler,
Nov. 7, at 12, Bankrupts' Court. Loodom.--Jaaqh
Butler, Bath, butler, Nov. 9, BristoL

THE HOWL-AWAY PILLS COMPANY,
UNLIMITED.

In them gni days of liquidation,
There's no deld Icft for speindation,
A Game for deep regret.;
To meet 'his want it is proposed
To form a Compaoy, composed
Of several wealthy Setts.
No vulgar Banking scheme for me'
Financial, or Land Company,
vi or Cotton Mills,
No Bricks and Tiles, nor Patent Miro,
No Cotton Screws, nor Iron Ships,
My little game is—Pitta.
None of your Joint /Meek Corporation,
Nor "Grand" Finance Ammiationa,
Nor Msaagoos nor Freres,
None of your Back-Bay Beelametieas,
Bend in at once your applications.
If you'd secure some shares.
The " Pula AND ClinywarY CONDAZT."
Boy up Professor Howl-away
(Whose Dame of warm appears);
The Capitol, subscribed with ease,
Amounts to Two Crores of Sopeee,•
In Fifty Thousand Mares.
To cure, to strengthen all mankind,
The lame, the deal, the dumb, Ilio
What medicine can us ever find,
So efficacious of its kind,
As Hoiel-awsy's renowned Pills,
Well known to cure all human Ills,
And says no end of doctor's bills,
And all the bore of making wills!
For itch, for mars, for broken know,
For bites from anekes, wildboars, and lima,
What instantly gives so much ram
(Without the expanse of doctor's fees)
As Howl-away. renowned Onitineet !
No lotion, salve, or linament,
Was ever to poor mortal mot
Bo rich in virtue or in scent!
Through India, China, and Japan,
Whore'', we Sod poor suffering mat,
Our medicines we'll ferny
For Shares, if you • tOrita. opoic,
Apply, before next Tuesday week,
To P. & G., Bombay.
Orals Gametic, Lreksow, Awl. 11, 1856.
•Twe millions stashing.

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lb* other Proprioton "TSB CIII/10Z AIM COMMIT
Nawartria OOKPART, Lamm)," at their Socbsta"
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Wiatamt Ms. of Baliabaty Wiled/. in Ibo County
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

WEYMOUTH.

LATEST MUNICIPAL JOTTINGS. —The dullness has
been broken, and yesterday handbills were rapidly
issuing from the Prow We are informed that for
the eight vacancies in the end no less than thirteen
candidates will issue their manifestoes. At present
Mr. R. Commins, Mr. A. S. Samson, Mr. S. Webb,
Mr. G. Chalker, Mr. T. Wing, are the only ones
who have resorted to type in the matter. The
retiring councillors will probably this day (Tuesday)
appeal to the burgeons for re-election, save Dr.
Coucher, who has ceased to reside in the town. Mr.
J. R. Charles, and Mr. G Betts are spoken of..
probable candidates. Several of the addresses we fear
',re not issued with boenjfde intentions, but simply
to cause a little merriment. One of theme refers to
Weymouth as an "unmatchable" town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

THE "PRESS."

'T'HE FREE CLASS for PARAGRAPH
and SHORTHAND PRACTICE boa now been
re.unied for the Season at the BOARD ROOM,
No. I, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
TBEHMIBBION to TTEND this EVENING
(LASS any be obtained by Youths ace ene.
cleated eith "THE CHURCH AND COUNTRY
NEWSPAPERS."
THERE ARE SHORT AND SIMPLE
LECTUREB EXPLANATORY OF CON.
STITUTIONAL HISTORY. TAXATION.
MUNICIPAL ND PARISH OCIVERN-
MINT, AND POLITICAL AND SOCIAL
SCIENCE, Ac., Ac.
9-IWO ADVANCED OUT-STUDENTS
WANTED. They most be well-edueated, and
would be articled for three yearn, and taught the
c00n..., including the printing, at a reduced
premium.
COLLEGE PROSPECTUS and TERMS
for BOARDERS READING with Mr. FYFE
on A pplieation to him.

GREAT EALING SCHOOL ESTABLISHED
168& For prospectus address Rev. E.
ii WO Ell, M.A.

CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LAITY.

• HE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chronicle
1 of the United Church of England end Ireland, is
publiahed every Thursday morning. It treats exclusively
of Church matters in England, Ireland, and the
Colonies; furnishes information to Churchwardeno, and
aims at the extension and definer of the Church and
her various institutions. Its leading articles are upon
the ecelesiiestieal event, and opinions of the day,
and its comprehensive reviews of Church literature
have long secured for this Journal the confidence
of its numerous readers. Price 61., Ittamped 7d.;
hi/ prepa lea
yment, 265. &,. HUGH Wit LIAIIIII, London,
nongh.aritutre. Fleet-agree!.

Cloth In Limp, with Man, 450 p.p.. prito Is.
by Poet, Is. Bd.

SCOTLAND DESCRIBED A Series of
Topographic Sketches of such places as may most
interact the victor ; and are so written se to form a
readable hook for those who mar be unable to stir from
home. By ALUANDIR MORNAT, author of "The
Upp-r Werd of Laxisrlmbire Described;" "Outline. of
Scottish History;" Fland-honk, for the Clyde, the
Highlands, etc.; and editor of Murree! Time.f...blea.
filmgoer : ALEXANDRI 1101111A1r. Edinburgh: JOHN
Ilmints. London: HoULarou and
WRIGHT.

TtIL AC K WOOD'S MAGAZINE for
NOVKMBER, MI6, No. DCIIII, pries 2.61.
Cuntenta:—Nina Balttka tbe /Rory of • Malden of
Prague. Part V.—Cornelius Olt ; The Lost Cable:
Bribers and Bribery; " Dignity Balls" lit "0,,
Village:" Profitable Vies--lii.torie Portraim—Sir
Brook Fogebrooke Corelosioe—S.rars of Vsno. from
Touriat's Jousnal—Celestial Rule and Re.allion—
Three Presidents of the Muted States—What should
11.. Ministsrs do? W. Weekwood and Sons, Elinburgh
and London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

BIRTHS.

Oetotter 17, at West Park Terrace, Southampton, the
wife of ()davit Capper, Fag., of. sou.
October 20, at Westogreet, Bridport, the wits of Mr.
W. C. Frost. of a daughter.
October 25, at Belmont•bouse, Swansge, the wife of
Mr. John Hareem, of a daughter.
October 2.5, at o.mington Vicarage, Weymouth, the
wife of the Key. W. F. Tregatthen, U. M.'s Inspector of
&boo's. of • me, stillborn.
At Wylie Wood, Abbotabury, the wife of William
Sbetler, of • dattgitter.

MARRIAGES.
October 14, at Trinity Church j Southampton. br the
B. Rev. A. Barton, rector, Mr. . Soper, of Blandford,
to Mary Ann, fou•th daughter of the Into Mr. James
Cave 18, Brunswirk-squarn, Southampton.
October 21, at Henintridge Ash Church, by the
Incumbent, Mr. Frederick Clark, of the National Pro-
vincisl Rank, Shaftesbury, to Emma, widow of the late
Mr. G. Rolls, formerly of the Greyhound Inn, Bland-
fort.
(-Maher 22, at Broadmayne, by the Rev. P. &Hester,
senate, Mr. Gear*, Brit, to Miss Ch....lotte Langdowne„
both of the same place.
October 11, at the parish Church, Chan:tooth, by the
Rev. William Nicholetts, of Chipstabl,., Somerset,
assisted by the Rey. R. R. Breton, rector, aeorir
Robert, Hind son of Henry Born__ ,s Esq., to Caroline C.,
daughter of the late Captain Kenyan, both of ("bar-
miest b.
October 24, at Rampage. by the Rev. D. Travers, Mr.
Walter Hanorti, to Miss Louise Lane. both of:tisane:4 .
October 23, at Winsborne Minster, by the Rey. Free-
bindery Onalow, Arthur Wellealey. second win of Mr.
William Ward, of Ringwood. to Elise, weeoud daughter
of Mr. William Gossling, f Wimborne.
At Trinity Church, Intbounie, by the Rev. F. D.
Manna, assisted by the Rat. C. E. Steward. Henry
Fitehardinge Berkeley Portmen.rector of Pylle,floinerset,
older surviving son of Major Portman, Dean'. co.d.
Wimborne, to Altos Elisabeth, younger daughter of the
Into John llanwarhog Paine, Esq., of Farnham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

LONGFLEET.

Tax winter evening entertninmenta were omit-
mewed on Wednesday last at St. Mary's School-
room, with the saree spirit and sooner as attended
the series of last year. The programme has been
arranged with great care, due regard being paid to
the proper distribution of sentiment in the various
readings and musical piano. Amongst Um, t'lls•r
we may mention seleolnons from Pickwielt. by
Viant, Poq.• Romig Poem., by the Rev. Condme ;
and Original Recitations, by the Rev. J. Preston.
The latter were wonderfully cleveroompontions, and
elicited loud applause. Tbe mown, especially the
c wonted pieces performsi by the cho'r ef S. May's
church, were given in ezoellent time and tune. The
juvenile 0.010 singer of last year, Master Everett.
appeared again, singing "Anne Maria J..nes„" in
nue style and with nabob expressos° of dryness aid
self-ennfidence. A pre ty utile was °Mimi K&MY
Moyle" 1•1111 sung by T. .1. Men, Es.; " eb.er up
c-worades," I.y Mr. Morgan • and .• Illee Mocking
Bird," by Mr. Jamie. 'Me celebrated song
" Sksdaddls" olcasd the setertaioraent. The_ room

wee inocevemeotly crowded, bat we were glad t)
to observe that better asoommodatiaa was afforded

to holden of mum tidies, without estresabing
upon the spots desired for the lower Gleams No deals
farther improvements in &Mile will angist thaw
selves So the worthy isteruntemth to wham hem thinks
Sr. doe for these plemint sed molar rilmrilea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

THR CORN TRAM

BATS -Wheat was from 2.. to 3., per qr. dearer.
Other grain without alteration in prios.
DII'OEIIIIIE-At the Exeter Corn-Exchange for
wheat the demand was good, and prioes advanced from
2.. to 3.. per qr. Bent white wheat 7s. 6.1. to rs. 9.14
red dit,o. 7.. to 7e. 3d. per 621 b. Malting barley, 5..9d
to 64. ; grinding, 4s. 6.1. to 4s. 9.1; oata, best, 4s. 61.;
common 3s. &I. to 3..9d. Flour, superfine, 48s. to 49..;
Ise. 464. to 47..; and seconds, 445. to 45.. per sack.
HAMPSHIRE- At Southamptiou wheat advanced 2s.
to 3s. per. qr. Prices as follows: -Wheat, good new
and old, mi. to 645.; inferior. 524. to 56..; barley,
malting. 45e. to 504.; grinding, 375. to 42. ; oats, heavy
white and black, old, 28.. to 33..; inferior, 245. to
25..; new black. Zie. to 501.; pea., 40a. to 43.4 old
beans, 4ss. to Ms.; new. 40s. to 48s ; and malt, 745. to
78a per qr.; flour, 44.. to 45.. per Nook.
WILTSHIRE-At Wee:Piaster wheat sdvanced IP, per
qr. Tbe hest qualities realised 60.. to 64.., and
areoodayi. 56.. to 58.. Barley advanced 1.. to 2.. the
qr. Bast qualities 50.. to 54.., and secondary 46e. to
59.. Grinding sorts 39.. to 40e. At Devises the
sales made 2s. per qr. advance. Best old
realised 65,, and beet new, 64.. le. per qr. advance
on barley we. made, 475. to 53.. being lb* figures for
nialtiag qualities; grinding from 295. to 35.. Spring
Dorn comes in very slowly. Oat, are firm, at 24.. to
28e, for new bleak, and 28.. to 325. for new white.
Beene are readily taken, at 481. to 525. for new, sad
Ps. at 445. to 461.

THI C Anti TIADS.
BATH. There was .but the usual supply of amens
at to day's market, which sold as follow* : Etref. 4r. 44.
to 4.. 101. per stone of lib. ; mutton, 4s. 6.1. to sr. ;
lamb. 5..5. 41 to 6d.: real, 4s. 81. to 6..; pork, 4s. Bu.
to tia.

--Divonaßias -Fat bullocks, lls. 9.1. to 12s. &I. per
more; barrenen, 7. 61. to Be. ditto: cows, and calve...
1:13 to £2O, let calves, 70. per lb. ; sheers small
w.then, 714. to 8.1.; ewee,-741. to 70. per lb.; pigs
94. 61. to 104. 3d, per loot.; rough fat, 2a. 23. per 80).;
wool, washed, Is. 60.; unwashed, Is. 241. per lb,

Tax American paper. reeord tbe death of Mr. Mules
Alexander. at Pheladelphia, the oldest journalist in the
United States. He purehased and used, when a young
man, the old printing...Hite sod type and presaes
belonging to the celebrated Benjamin Franklin.
A DIDSPCRATC young culprit was brought—literally
brought —be (re the Hertford Maxie•teates recently
He was nearly four years old, and the charge against
bon was that be bad most wantonly scraped noise mortar
out of the Marquis of Salisbury's park well with a piece
of iron hoop I The prosecutor was hi. Lordshep's
steward, who, being apparently ashamed of the whole
business, said he had been told the child was eight years
old. It was stated, however, that after being informed
as to the actual age tef the child, he persisted in letting
the law take its own course. The Magistrates refused to
entertain the charge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

THE NEW TIME-KEEPER-

ONE SHILLING ONLY.

WATCHES! WATCHES! SUPERSEDED I-
, E One el thaw Newly-invented Pocket Tune-
Keepers. handsome et is.., with
warranted eorreet ; will keep in order IffiraYaer;
by thousands. Sent fer 111 Amapa
A (faros, W I LLI AM ilitrru Co., Wslobashore.
Catherine-terrees, Holland Park-reed, 11Coodegiso.
Lawton, W. Thaw mei Poet Tres for 1.. SI. I, is., q

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF DORSET-
SHIRE, hid n at lIMICHESTEIt. in the
matter of ALEX iNDER GEORGE REGBIE, of
Beentineter, in the County of Dorset, Clerk in Holy
Orden. Curate of Beamiuster aforesaid, and 'nosier of
the Middle School. in Desalinatee aforessid, adjudged
Bankrupt on the 3id day of December, 1861. A Let-
log of the Creditors of this will be held before the
Registrar, at the County Court Ofllee, Doreheeter,
Dorset, on the 12th iley of NOVEMBER, 1886, at Two
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of declaring a
dividend, end also whether any allowance shall be made
to the Bankrupt. Proof of debts will be reoeived, and
creditors who have not yet proved and do not then
prove, will be excluded the benefit of the Dividend.
Dated this 29th day of October. 1866.
0. SYMONDS, Registrar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

VT cured
DISCOVERY. Corns
cured in one day, by using Aug. Ross'n
CHISOPO. This preparation gradually dissolve. the
corn in C ew boon, removing the very root. Price tit,
cent by mot for 6U itampa-248, High Holborn,
Loom. Sold by all Cherai.ta, and by Maws, Yeovil ,
11•111111. &Rabin', ; corritu., tikepton Mallet; end
Stone, Exeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

SPANISH FLY is the acting ingredient in-
AL= ROM's CAM T VDU OIL, which speedily
produces whiskers and thickens hair, 3.. 6d.; sent by
post for 54 stainps.—Aucu. Rosa, NIL Blab Holborn,
London. Sold by all Chemist., and by MMIGIL Yeovil;
Russia. Salisbury ; Corraus., Shepton Hadett ; and
Srocs, Exeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1866.

HAWKES AND SPENCER'S
NEW PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
WHICH attracted so mach attention at the SALISBURY SHOW should be ordered at ones
to secure delivery this mason. H. and S. will make arrangements with a LOCAL MAKER that
PATENT CHAIN BOXES may be Sued Its DRILLS already in am.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s

(LAYS W. C. CAMBILIDOI)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAH HARROW
Received the let Prise at six oonsecutive Agricultural Show., when first
introduced in August and September, 1863. Also Highly Commended at the Royal,
Aricolturul Society's Show, Newcastle, 1864, when no prises were offered for Chain
Harrows.

As • Bosh Harrow for Pasture land, Rubbing Down Honore, Berstehing up
How, ko., it is unrivalled.

It does its work better, and relieves itself as well as the ordinary Chain Harrows
when oolleeting Couch or Twitch Grass.
It is also used for working down Land that has been Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making • first-rate Seed Bed without aistarbing the Minnie, and
Ii
invaluable for healing Seed or Grain, leaving a firm, fine tilth, slug' as cannot be
obtained with any other Implement.

THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAIMS
PORE TEAS are now ZIG kl T-P &NCR
CHEAPER.
TEA formerly 3s. 44., REDUCED to 2s. AL
TEA formerly 3e. 84., REDUCED to 3e. 04.
TEA formerly 4s. Od., REDUCED to 3s. 4.1.
TEA formerly 4s. 441.. REDUCED to 3a Sd.
Two ounce. quarter, half. and pound packets.
All GENUINE PACKETS are signed,
LONDON.
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
hbotaborp Wood.
Rrielporg
Benneinett, Oliver, Fore-etnent.
Biensdford
Bert Pesie
Corot Abl)as B omega lamsorreet.
DORCHICSTIR EVANS, (suconnor to Mr. Frond
High-East-street.
Donator, Browi adreet•
rotryOnsosidl Watts
PiddkireatAide
Poole Green, High-street.
Wareham Best:
WgYMOUTH Cole, Chemist, 18, St. Mary-street.
Wantons.,
Wasterborisn
P-4 ........flamle k Haat.
Yeenemeer . . Nay ward. droner.
Chemists. Ao., are Agents in every Town.

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14 CARTES DE VISITE FOR 2.. BD.
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MHZ GRAY'S INN PHOTOGRAPHIC
COPYINO COMPANY, 40, Mau Housoss,
Lnimosr, W.C. For•aegl Carta 4. Visite and 33
stamps. Twelve wrferot eopire, nimmt44l ea best ewes,
with original returned flew F. & D. PHILLIPS.
Massller.

PROTECTION FROM FIRE
nRYANT As MAY'S Patent Special Safety
MATCHES are not poisonous. Light only on
the box. Falrlirld Works, Loudon, E. May be bad
of all grocers, imomoesere, abosalst,,, ac.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

TIMIlld&V, October 30.—Sslinbury (Wilts) Fair.
Lecture at the Town•hall. Dorchenter, on " Ocean
Telegraphn." by Edmund Wheeler, EN.. in
connection with the Working Met.'s Inotitute.
Monday, November 5. —Fordingbr hie County Court.
Tuesday, 6. —Dorchester County Court.
Sale of Useful and Ornamental Work at the
County Hall, Dorchester, in aid of the Church
Mumionary and Jews' Societies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

DR. KING'S DANDELION k QUININE
LIVER PILLS.

THE best remedy for Bile, Wind Indigestion,
Costiremei, Piles, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness,
Fluttering of the Heart. Nervousness, LOMB of Appetit.,
Flatulence, Heartburn, kg.
Their Ingredients are really excellent, and are sworn
on oath not to °contain the...eeriest particle of any preps.
ration of Antimony or Mercury ; they act verygently on
the Bowels, and do not require any change of diet on
the part of the Patient, or produce the alightest net of
taking cold. If the Public only knew bow MERCURY
destroys the delicate coats of the Stomach. weakens
Digisetion, affects the Nerves and positioely shortens,
life, they would take no other Aperient than Da.
KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
, PILLS. which liberate Bile, disperse Wind. and
strengthen the whole Frame. They purify the Blood.
restore She tone of the Stomach, destroy Worms, and
remove all complaint, brought OD by irregularity of the
Bowels, thus being to both metes a restorative and pre-
serrative of Health, cleansing the Blood and Fluids
from every impurity.
Prepared only by Jens., Rolm; 47, Mortimer-street,
Caveodish-equare, London W. in Boxes, at Is. lid.,
2.5. 9d., 4.. 61., and 11.. each, free by post for Stamps,
end from following agenta—Maggs, Yeovl Evans,
Dorchester ; ft echo and Posney, Sherbert's ; Looker and
Hitchcock, Taunton, and most Chemist' and Medicine
Vendor..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30

HAIR-CURLING FLUID.-248, High Hol-
born, Loodon.—ALEX. Roes's Coauxo FLUID
earl. Wks' or Gentletr en's hair immediately it is
applied. Sold at 3a. 64.;sent free for 54 stamps. Rose's
Toilet Magazine, la. fid., or 20 stamps. Bold by all
Chemists, and by MAGGL Yeovil; Deena. lialisbury ;
CUTTRIi., Shepaces Mallet; and &Nen Exeter.