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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

JAMES F. HANNAH,
From Loudon,
(lAM W. Tams),
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE,
8, OORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

F. H. begs to inform the nobility,
. elergy, gentry, residents, and visitors of Dor-
attester end its neishbourhood, that be has taken the
above BUSINESS, formerly conducted by tbe late Mr.
Taxon. From the knowledge obtained in carrying on
a largo Manufacturing Trade for mealy years with all
tb • beet Holum in the West End of London, end being
a Ilion:rashly practical man, well acquainted with all
styles of Furnishing aid Decorating, he hoper,Zitpiz
'overeats, strict attention, and keeping a well
Stock, that he may retain and increase the patronage
and sopport so long bestowed on the late Mr. TliViL

JAMES F. HANNAH,
CABINET-MAKER UPHOLSTERER. DECORATOR,
APPRAISER, AND UNDERTAKER.
Faro it ore Lent on Hi,.. Goods Warybowed.

LAIIOI STOCK OF SECOND-HAIM FOILFFFO- 11.-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

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Headaches, Mamma, and all stomach complalota
Price 13id. and 2a. 9d. yet packet, of all Chemists, or
by post or 15 or 313 stamps. of J. &nun and Sons,
150, Oxford.strest, London, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

The Tickets am not TransferaWe, are available only at
the Stations named upon them, and only by the &ear-
sion Trains there and back.
Children under three rears, tree ; throe to twelve.
balf.fares. Only one article allowed is Luggage to each
passenger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

MAIDEN NEWTON.

aT011110•11111. HALL. —l(r. F.dgar Cox, 11.H.C.8.11.,
Abides Newton. of St. Theme's Hospita/, having
pained the examination in the Wean and practice of
medicine, hes received a certificate to practise.

WAREHAM.

Tilt COMING Etscriom.— In addition to the addresses
already Issued by Mr. Calmat', the present member,
and Mr. MAI, another address bee appeared from Mr.
Thomas F. Fthemantle, in which be offers himself as a
candidate on Conservative principles. He is wholly
oPpeeed to the dimoteldiehmeat and dhendowment of
the Irish Church, mid ie a firm supporter of tier
Majesty's present Mieotry. Mr. Freemantle is at
present in sown to the constituent' of Wareham, and
an untried politician, bat, no doubt, from his family
eennettione and influence with some of tbe leading
gentry In the neighbourhood, he will command consider.
able support. Th. contest le expected to be n severe
oaf.

BOROUGH PIM 81:0•101111, July la—Before Charles
wilooi. }mg. (Ilazor) Lod Mechem Bennett. Bag.—
Boggs v. BruMC—ne defendant, • wWow, was sum.
mooed by one Hugh Baggs for stealing potatoes from
his garden. The offence was etearly proved, and it
appeared that the p.rty *barged bad Levied toll on
Other Mann in limp ~meuttutnev. The Town Clerk
(Mr. F. Nlliter) Mien, by deure of the jaatioss, read
the &atm in to. Act of Parliament, which .w.da a
'severe punishment for this offeace, impiiromsent,
I with or without hard labour, for • term not esesedieg
six months, or • penalty of not exceeding kW, in
additme to the value of the article stolen or damaged.
Th• Mayor mid that this see would be dealt with
leniently, sad deleadeat woe geed 10a. Bd., ineluding
mos with • week to pay it in, ea la &Unit • tortaialtei
t.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

BAY AII ARIE ET&

Sxrrarinn.—New meadow bay, £3 10s. 01. to
E,5 0.. Od.; old ditto. £4 Oa. Od. to £5 10a. Od.;
new clover, £2 10s. NI to £5 5.. Od.; old ditto,
£4 01. to E 6 Oa. 0,1.; and straw' £1 10.. Od. to
£1 16.. Od. per load. A good demand.

CUMBIIIILLAD.—New mellow Lay, £310.. Od. to
£5 Si. Od.; old ditto, £4 10s. 01. to £60.. Od.;
new clover, £1 10.. Od. to £5 10.. Od.; old ditto,
01. to £6 6a. Od.; and +trim, Ll 10s. Oa. to
El 166. Od. per load. A small supply.
WHITZORATIL.—New meadow bay, £3 10s. Od. to
£5 104. Od.; old ditto, £4 4s. Od. to £60.. Od.;
new clover, rs 104 al. to es 15e. Od.; old ditto,
51, Od. to E 6 10s. 01; and straw. El 108. Od. to
El 16s. Od„ per load. Demand active.

HOLLOWAY'S OISTMEST AZD PILLB.--94W0foloOs sons,
blotches, eruptions, and oilskin diseases moon pass away
before the action of this extraordinary ointment, which
products its effects with a rapidity and certainty never
experienced by any other medicine in the world. Many
of tie, ordinary eruptions are caused by suppressed per-
spiration, andsa this penetrating unguent at once opens
the pores and invigorates the absorbent., it disperses
the inflammation by a double proems. Few external or
internal diseases can withstand the joint lafinergie of
Holloway's remedies whilst the ointment cools and
soothe' outward complaints. The pills, by purifying the
Mood, improving digestion, iusd 'tin:misting the kidneys
thoroughly, throw out from the system those subtle
worruptions which engender erysipelas and Us anoslasel
ailments.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

MHE BLOOD. —JOHNSON'S BARS A-
L PARILIA and BARK PILLS speedily remove
eruptions of the skin, boils, glandular scrofula,
and erysipelss. Also indigestion, liver complaints,
nervousness, lsc., and restore flash and vigour. Is. led..
2s. 9d., by post. 24. extra. of J. Samosa and Sou, ISO,
Oxford-street, London, W. and all Chemists.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

FISH' FISH!! FISH!!!

R. G.

HOLE,

FISHMONGER AND LICENSED DEALER IN
GAME,
45, ST, MA ItT•STR E El', WEYMOUTH,
RESPECTFULLY begs to Om* the
nobility, gentry, and the inhabitants of Wry.
mouth and tipe county of Dorset, for the liberal support
they have bestowed upon biro linos hls so mrosoaesoss t
in bluenoses at the above address, which het been este.
Wished for the last 30 years, and trusts, by supplyina
them with the best quality of Fish and Game at the
lowest market price., to merit • continuance of their
patronage and support. Country orders punctually
attended to. Wenharn Lake Ice.

I?AMKB CRYSTAL 0 EINPOWDER.
AV Olssossi sad Sireagaa made.

WARMS CRYSTAL CARTRIDOL—Best
As- se4 Cheapest. Is boles only. Pries es boa.

ITAMES POWDER and CARTRIDGE.—
X- Sold everywhere.

W 1201444614 Agents :—MACALLUM lusd Co.
3 k 4, Groat Wisobeilovelrost liaillog; Lagos. E.C.

OBE ONLY THE

GLENFIRLD STARCH.
THE QUEIWS LAIINDREBB WM NO OTRAR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

SYDLING.

101.--00 as'Ruda, afternoon about 30 acres of
itanding corn, in this parish, belonging to Mr. Berle,
was destroyed by fire, the origin of which is unknown.

WA.IIEHAIL

BOROUGH Perrr Besstoss.—Before the Mayor, the
Recorder. and & Bennett, Esq.—Rummers g. al Mel.
Mr. Weston, who appeared for Mr. Hummers, the
complainant, said that in this ease his client acted only
from a sense of public duty in preferring • charge
spinet Mr. Rimes under the Turnpike Act, 3 Geo. 4,
a 126, of obstructing the public footpath by placing
carriages(sent to him for repair) on the footpath by
the side of the public street. They merely salted for •

nominal ponalti to settle the matter. Hr. Howard
appeared for tie entleat. The Chairman (Mr. Farrar)
suggested that the matter had better be settled
amicably between the parties themselves. After some
discussion between the advocates, it vu found that
the case could not thus be disposed of. In order to
prove that Wareham street. came under the term
'Turnpike Roads," Mr. Weston nailed on Mr. Filliter
(the town clerk), who prosittoed the Local Turnpike
Act, which it appeared expressly makes the streets
turnpike roads. Aftsr hearing the evidence the mawstrates decided that complainant had failed to prove
that the footpath hal been obstruct d, and dismissed
the case, esch party bearing their own costs.
THE PALMERSTON MEXORIAL.—Mr. Freeland Fluter,
town cl-rk of Wareham, wannest the numerous body
of subscribers to the Palmerston memorials present at
the inauguration by Lords Everaley acid Granyille, in
the market place, Romney, on the 21st instant, of the
very handsome memorial ststue plassed there in honour
of the late Lord Palmerston. Himself and family were
also present at the serviu in the Abbey church pre-
viously, when the Bishop of London proaehel, and, in
the evening, amongst the others in Broadlends park,
which was kindly thrown open to and apparently very
much appreciated by ell those who were thus kindly
allowed admission. We also mention another incident
which our Wareham friends will like to hear, vii.,
amongst thou in the Broadlands procession of the
morning, who met the highly distinguished visitors
who afterwards joined in the procession, was the son of
• respected and deserving tradesman of our town (who
bas seen younger and better days, and is now comfortably
housed in the asylum called the alms house, provided
under the will of the late Mr. John Struht, of Exeter).
The son in question, now a thriving, prosperous, and
respectable tradesman at Rooney, introdueed the Ware'
ham Town Clerk to the Mayor of Ramsey, Mr. Cressy,
in the magnifieent Town•hall of the Corporation. It is
a pleasure to note the well doing of all our Wareham
friends who deserve it, and we strongly advise thou,
who have the opportunity to visit and examine the
triplet memorial window in Roussey Abbey Church.
--
POOLE.
'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

ISTURMINSTER MARSFULL.

DIATII risme SUNSTROKE. —On Wednewlay, the 22nd
instant, • labouring man named George Brown, in the
employ of Mr. Maokerill, expired suddenly from the
effects of sunstroke. The poor fellow wax at work •
few days previously in the harvest-Ileld when be was
struck. Ho returned home, and getting somewhat
better resumed his work. On the day named he was
again obliged to give up work, and had no sooner entered
his cottage than he expired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

CORNS! CORNS ! ! CORNS !! ! If you
have Corn, use the Russian Corn and Bunion
Plaster, the best remedy ever invented. " SamS
Mean eau be obtained. Bold by J. &NOLL 1
Oalord.street, W., in boxes, for Corns, la 14d.,
•
for Bunions, 2a., and by all Chemists.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

IProunings of Vatitanunt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
MONDAY—The Public Schools Rill WU read a second

time.
TutanAT.—The Lords wsreengaged in pushing forward
several hills. Lord Beelesdale moved that their lord-
ships should disagree to some of the Commons' amend-
ments to the Broth-Eastern and Loudon, Brighton,
and South Coast Compel:del Bill, but after sonse con-
versation the motion ma 4 neestived.
Ttennsoar. The lords bid before them the Electric
Trlegraphs Bill, which was read a firpt time, and the
Appropriation Bill, which was read a second time. A
number of other bills were also epliranced a stage.
FRIDAY. —The Electric Telegraphs Bill and the Irish
Registration Bill were read a second time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

WIMBORNE.

FIEII.—A fine field of standing barley, about six
acres and a half, the property of Mr. E. Elliot, of
Parley Court Farm, East Parley, caught fire, and was
speedily consumed, on the afternoon of Tuesday last.
The catastrophe is believed to have been caused by the
imprudent use of tobacco by the men.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

Zlgriculture.

HAT/1111Na EITILAORDINART.—One day last week •
fanner at Minton had • good mop of gnu which wee
cut made into hay, and got into the bun all on the
same day. A similar circumstance took plane lut week
at Idle.__ . .

Tug /UV!' TAX.—The report of the select committee
on the malt tax has been published. The conclusions
arrived at by the committee upon the evidence laid
before them are that this tax prevents the firmer from
cultivating his land to the greatest advantage; that it
°flatmate him in the use of a valuable article of food for
cattle; that, by making it neeeveary to employ a large
additional amount of capital in the important trade of
malting and brewing, it has created, and tends to foster,
two large monopolies ; and that, by materially Increasing
the price of beer, it entourages adulteration, and pre-
vents to a great extent the habit of brewing amongst the
labouring people. The committee are of opinion that
the tax ought to be repealed, provided some means for
raising the same amount of revenue, if required, be sub-
stitnted, either in the shape of a brewer's license or
some other form.

AlarkttS.
blonday's fall in old wheat of from 21. to 3e. per
quarter has continued, the trade being dull at that
decline. Spring oorn, on the contrary, is inquired after,
for the mirpoaes of feeding chock, in the place of gniu,
or other green food. —At the new cattle marset the
meat trade has been very heavy, excepting for very
choice qualities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

WEYMOUTH.

Tai LITZRART INSTITUTION.—Henry Rdwerde,
' bits kindly peeesote4 to thui lnititutão tb.
Blue Books of the peel Kirliameot.ry session.
Tir .

,
A NUIRANCIC ON TI SAND& —IC will be remembered
by our reader. that • lab of the geniis Thresher was
captured by 231130 of our fishermen who wore out mackerel
fishing on the 24th ultimo., in the West Ray, off Wyke
Regis, and before they could fasten it to the stern of the
boat they had to harpoon it. The fish when brought
ashore at Weymouth measured over 12ft. Gin., and it.
circumference was 711. lb was purchased by Mr.
Greenhorn, and afterwards exhibited on the sands for a
small fee, but on the interference of the residents
near Victoria Terrace the authorities ordered its
immediate removal, and the fish was towed into deep
water end sonic. The late heavy sea, clawed by the
easterly winds, washed the body ashore on Friday, and
it cow remains partially buried near to where the in-
habitants take their rooming dip. The effluvia arising
from the decomposed fish is intolerable end we hope
that the authorities will order its farther removal
forthwith. _ _ _

A N•nnow EDCAPL —On Monday an excursionist
from Swindon, named Townsend, employed at the
Great Western Rolling Will, was Want in considerable
jeopardy. He was bathicg on Greenhill, in company
with two companions, and tbe party ware swimming
towards the Lodmoor Preventive Station, when
Townsend was seized with an apoplectic ISt. His
condition was observed by Mr. Granby, of Dorchester,
who was then dressing on shore. Ha immediately
rushed into the water, and brought Townsend on shore.
He was quite insensible, and apparently lifeless. The
Rev. F. Fisher went immediately for Dr. Rhodes, who
was quickly on the spot. In the meantime, Mr.
Johnson, landlord of the Park Hotel, had fetched some
brandy, which he succeeded in getting Townsend to
swallow. By the direction of Dr. Rhodes, the man
was carried to the Park Hotel, and after six hours' un-
remitting exertions, the suspended animation was
restored. Great credit is due to Mr. Granby for his
couragrous conduct, and to Dr. Rhodes for his humane
attention to the case. The Rev. F. Fisher has also been a
daily visitor to the sufferer, who is now progressing
favourably, although •ffeeted to some degree by imam.
mstiou of the lungs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

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and
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

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Headaches, Sickness. and all stomach complaints.
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150, Oxford•street, London, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

SO iltsbire.

THE Frail Meech at Caine is to be opened today
(Tuesday).
SHUN SALEX—Mr. John Water', auctioneer, Canal.
Saliabory, announces three important sales of sheep, of
tie Improved Hampshire Down breed. On Wednesday.
the sth of August, he will submit to public auction, 8t
ram lambs, and 8 rune, of Mr. E. Waters's celebrated
flock, at Stratford-sub-Castle ; on Monday, the 10th
August, the Mathis annual ram sale will be held. whem
IiSZ ram lambs and rams will be offered; and on the
7th and 19th August, the whole of the noted flock of
Mr. Canning, at Elston Hill, Shreston, will be sold
unreservedly.
Tax VOLUNTEER EVICANPRINT.—The Wilts Volun-
teers have completed their week in camp, near
Werminater. They were reviewed on Friday last, by
Colonel Bruce, who complimented them on their im-
proved steadiness on parade, and expressed his satimiae-
lion with their drill. At the close the volunteets were
entertained at &neer by the Marquis of Bath, for which
event no less than 180 gallons of loop were prepared,
3 cwt, of salmon was cooked, and there were besides
30 roast and 30 boiled leg. of mutton, and 30 roast and
30 boiled rounds of beef! Each man was allowed •
bottle el champagne, and to every four • bottle of sherry
was also allowed, with beer ad hbitises. It is worthy of
remark. too, that in the catering not the Mightn't dis-
tinction was made beween the Alms and the Ines. the
expense to the noble marquis beine, it is said, something
like El per head.
SUDDEN DEATHS FLOM HERT.—OR Thursday after-
noon, • labourer, named Carter, 67 years of age, who had
been residue abuse three in the morning, dropped down
and died, from congestion of the brsin, terminating is
apoplexy.—OD Wednesday, John Lush, aged tit was
found lying dead, myth° in hand, in an oat field, where
he had been mowing. Verdict," Visitation of God."—
On Wednesday, widow billiard was reaping at Upton
Scudarnore, when she appeitred faint Icri • minute or
two, and then fell down insettsible. She was carried
home and died immediately from aPoninll.-011 Wed-
nesday afternoon • labourer, by 11... me John Brewer, of
Bishop's Canninp, whilst reaping wos sewn sodded/ to
fall with the reap-hook in his band. On his fellow
workmen going to him be was found to be insensible.
He was conveyed home, and shortly after died.—At All
Cennuip, on the thine day, a poor woman named
Hoyeawaa carried home from the fold mammoths', and
died in the course of a few hours.—an Friday, at
Poulshot, a woman named Sarah Haines, 70 roam of
ro.diwss,
idstisedr. with snostroke while reaping, and died
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

CATTLE MARKETS.

Mrraopor...Tran, Tharsday.—There waa about en
supply of beasts on sale hero to-day, in very
middling condition. The few prime breeds on offer
were taken off steadily, at full prices • but inferior
stock was very dull, at barely late rates. The best
Soots, Jac., sold at 4.. ttd. per 81b. Prime Down anl
half-bred sheep commanded Monday's currency. Other-
wise the trade ruled heavy, on former terms. The top
figure was 4s. 101 per 8111. There wag a moderate in-
quiry for lambs, the show of which was gool, at from
to 61. per sib. The sale for calves was far from
active, yet prices wero supported. The supply was
tolerably good. Scarcely any transactions took place
either is pigs or mulch cows.
. .

_
Per 8164., to Walt the OffaL
d. N. d. Ld.Ld.
ha. coarse beasts 3 oto 3 S Prlmeloulhdown44 8 to 4 10
Second quality._ 1 4 lo 3 3 I.re. coons. calves 3 6to 4 4
Prime large erect 3 10 to 4 4 Mine small
Prime Scots, leo. 4 6104 8 Large hop ...... 3 4103 8
lot coarse sheep 3 Ito 3 8 Neat .mt. porkers 3 10 to 4
Second quality .. 3 10 to 4 S Ikkne. calem,ecti 22 0t026 0
Prune coarse wild 4 4to 4 6 Qr.eld sl,oo,da 33 oto2o 0
Lambs, ss. Od. to Oa. 0&
SOMA. _

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FuLSION

BOUM. 1023 I Bouts
Shoop and lambs l3OOO I Sheep and Lambs
Oar. 6l° I Calm
PUP

BRISTOL, Thursday.—Short supply of beef, but,
owins to the limited demand, it proved more than
sufficient to satisfy the want, of purchasers. Prioes
were somewhat easier than last week, and best descrip-
tions sold at from 665. to 675. per cwt., and wonder,
and inferior samples 60s. to 65a. Supply of sheep large.
holders being glad to dispose of them in consequence of
the scarcity of keep: the quality of those on offer has
not improved, and for many different samples buyers
could not be found, while best wethers changed hands
at 61.1. and 70.; fat weighty ewes sold at t,ed per lb.
Rather short supply of lambs, which met with a brisk
demand, at std. per lb. for very fine samples, but a
more average figure was 811., and in some cases much
lees money was accepted. The store cattle trade re-
mains in about the same state, nothing whatever being
done. Fair supply of milch cows, of indifferent quality,
and the demand being dull, a very limited trade was
done, at prices in favour of the buyer. Supply of pigs
moderate, and trade being brisk, they were all dig.
posed of at rather firm prices, good descriptions of both
bacon pigs and porkers realigns from lls, to lls. 3d.
per Scare.

NIWGIATZ AYM LLLDENHALL, Friday. —Limited imp.
plies of meat are on sale at these markets, the domand
is inactive, at our
.quotations.

..d. ..d.
Inferior mutton 3 oto 3 4
middling ditto.. 3 6 „ 3 8
Prime ditto.. . 310 „ 4 4
Small pork ... 3 0 „ 3
Large ditto.... 3 10 „ 4 6
.1. to 46. Bd.

Per Me., by tile carca.e.
id. a. II
Inferior beef .. 2 10 to 11 2

Middling ditto 3 4 „ 3 6
Prime large do. 11 3 .4 0
Prime sotaltditto 4 2 „ 4 6
Veal. 3 4 , 4 4
Lambe, 4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

Lain anb (Stunt.

Mt/uplift—At Maidstone assizes on Thursday Thomas
Wells. a railway porter, was sentenced to death for the
wilful murder of the Dover station-muter on the lit of
May. Mr. Welsh, the deceased, had expostulated with
Wells on the impropriety of practising with firearms near
the railway station, when the prisoner coolly shot him
dead. He is only 1$ years of age.
DISCOVERY OF A MORDEREIL—The youth Andrew
Mackay, who siveml weeks ego beat to death the wits
of an eating-house keeper in Norton Fo'gate, and who
for a long time eluded the vigilance of the police, has
been captured. Ile was discovered in Maidstone gaol
under the name of George Jackson, and was then
serving out a term of imprisonment for larceny. On
being questioned he disclosed his real name, and admitted
that ho was the priseear charged with the Norton
Foleate murder. Measures will at once be taken for
patting him upon his trial for the capital crime.

. -
Dtscaninso Wroe.—There VMS • singular scene on
Wednesday in the only court now sitting at Westminster.
It was that of Probate and Divorce, in which Sir James
Wilde, in oonsequoice of the excessive hest, invited
the bar to dispense with their wigs. This they were
very glad to do, and this is an incident which may ho
commended to the notice of the Mold County Court
Judge, who disallowed • solicitor's expenses last week
because the lawyer had the ondscity to appear in court
In a light coat. Is there no considerate member of the
House of Commons who will sugg.at that Mr. Speaker
he permitted to dispense with his wig throughout these
efts moons of tropical heat, and luting these stifling
and unhealthy nights? Win were resumed on Friday.
CURIOCS DIVORCE CASE --A C••• out of the ordinary
run of divorce trials was heard on Thursday before Sir
James Wilde. A gentleman, named Wormald, took
occasion to discharge hie groom, one Neale, and soon
after the groom left, Miss Wormald, who was about 15
years of oge, disappeared. The banns of marriage
between Neale and the young lady had been published
as though her name was " Morumild," but when the
parties were before the altar she gave her true name,
and the ceremony was performed. She, however,
returned house on the following day, and her father
now sought to have the marriage dissolved on the
ground of an undue publication of banns. The wart
found for Mr. Wormald on the question of fact, but •
question of law arising out of the circumstances has yet
to be discussed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

BIRTHS:

July is, at Lytchett Matravers, the wife of Mr.
LlwinOrsy, of a son.
June 20, at Quebec, the wife of Captain J. P. C. Glyn,
lat Battalion Rise Brigade, of a eon.
July 23, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. John Damen,
of a daughter. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

ITOTICE of' the
_7lh ANNUAL. SAWS ot DOWN

It&MS and RAY LA.MI3&

Airß. T. ENSOR haa been favoured with
.11 inctruatioos from Mr. J. a FOOKS, of Ceres
Abbe., to announce that his ANNUAL SALE of DOWN
RAMS sod RAM LAMBS will be held is the Der.
.chei.t,r Agricultural Reporitery, adjoioiog the South
oppoeite the South-Winton% Railway Station,
no THURSDAY. AUGUST 6 laid, at three o'clock,
when will be offered
. .

GO ram lambs,
4 ram*,

Seperior to any that have bees previestsly offered.
Mr. Fooga having Bahl/sited his sheep at various
Agricultural Shows, asid taken 14 First Prises consecu-
tively, sod front the 'sacral satisfaction the sheep have
given to purchasers at former Sales, the Aocriciagga,
with the greatest confidenoc, iii•ites the attention of
Breeders of first-class Dos-n Sheep to this sale.
The Sheep may be wen is the Fair Field at eleven
o'clock on inerning of Salm

WEDNESDAY, sth AUGUST, Is6B.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

UPWEY.

. - .
FATAL Suierrzom—An inquest was held on Wednes-
on the body of Robert Burt, at Upwey. Whilst be was
reaping oorn on Broad wey Farm he was suddenly
meieedeead wan wen by the rem of the Wes eeeisiu,
and fell. The pariah doctor wu sent for; but, although
the poor fellow remained to crtrutis for more than two
hours, the medical officer did not attend, and cum-
quently bis evidencie was not accepted at the enquiry
which followed. We understand that, u the corpse
was being conveyed from the field In a cart, the doctor
minced; but of worse all human efforts could not avail.
A verdict in accordance with the tuts adduced wee
returned by the jury.
11ARTINBTOWN.
_ _

BIBLE 8001ITY.—no mutual meeting of the Martins-
town. Steepleton„ and Winterborne Abbas association
in aid of the British and !Foreign Bible Society, was
held at Ifartinstown on Thursday last, under the pre-
sidency of the It.. E. Ludlow, Vicar. The meeting
eompnaed &goodly gathering of friends from Dorchester
and otter plaoes, as well se most of the gentry, and a
portion of the cottager* of the village itself. The
speakers were the Revds. C. W. Bingham, Handley
Houle, and E. W. Poem At the elate a collection
was made amounting to Ell 13m. 90., five pounds of
this amount being the very liberal contribution of
Robert Williams, Ego., of Brulehead.

CH ARM PASTER.
DIL&TH BY 811111117,01 M-00 Wednesday the
wife of John Francis, a carter In the employ
of Mr. Read, farmer of Charminster, was at work
'tying sheaves" in her master's field. She returned
home in the evening, and retired to rest about 11 o'clock;
but as her husband was getting up about four the next
morning, for the purpose of proceeding to his work, he
found her in a state of inserisibility, and, before be had
time to cell in the assistance of any neighbours, she
succumbed. An inquest on the body was held at the
Now Inn on Thursday, before Giles Symonds, Esq.,
when the jury returned • verdict to the effect that
death was aimed by heat, apoplexy, or sunstroke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

DORCHESTER Ors SUOUST FAIL

MR. T. ENSOR bag been favoured with
larirmodens from Mr. HIMIT FOOILKA, of V 7 bite-
obieWLLhaligloratOL, ta_ Oa
at z
12 ERIOR 8 1-7-11122 R&M.

DORCHESTER FAIR, AUGUST 6, MS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

SIXPENNY HANDLEY.

SUDDEN DILLTEI IN Till H LIMBOS FIILD. —On
Thursday last an inquest was held by W. H. Atkinson,
E.q., coroner, and jury, on the body of William Elliott,
labourer, who on the previous day was found dead in
his master's field.—The evidence of his wife, Charlotte
Elliott, was that her husband was 75 year; of age, and
that she last saw him alive on Wednesday morning,
about 8 o'clock, when he had breakfast, and appeared in
good spirits. He had complained of his bead the day
before and could not work. About five o'clock in the
afternoon he was brought home dead.—C:iarles
Maidment, labourer in the employ of Mr. Aaron
Hibbard, said that he knew the deceased, and last saw
him alive the previous morning. He was then cutting
wheat in the same field as witness, but he could not say
exactly what time he saw him. Between 10 and 11
o'clock he lost sight of deceased, and afterwards.
between three and four o'clock, as be had not Well him
for some time, be went up to look for him. After
calling twice witness found the deceased lying fiat on
his face with his head and body covered with some
wheat sheaves and his legs sticking out. His hat was
about two yards off. He was quite dead. Witness
, then felled Charles Swyer, who with others came.
Charles Bleier corroborated the last witness.—Samuel
Fowler Underhay said be 1•1111 • surgeon, residing and
practieing at Sixpenny Handley. On Wednesday,
about 4 o'clock, he was sent for tea wheat field in the
occupation of Mr. Aaron Hibberd. On arriving he
found the deceased lying on his side, and his face
partially covered with • wheat abed. There was blood
exuding from the nostrils, and • large quantity of fluid
emitted from the stomach. Witness ordered the body
to be turned, and from examination his opinion was
that deceased died from rupture of • blood vessel on the
brain. The jury returned • verdict of "Death from
natursl causes, by the visitation of God." We under-
stand that the body presented • shocking appearance,
decomposition having rapidly set in immediately after
death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

WOOL iI&RKETS.

BRADFORD, Thursclay.—Although there is rather less
doing to the wool trade than on liondey, yet there is
good tone, and a fair amount of business has been done.
There is some difference of opinion as to the state of
prices; while some staplers say that quotatiors are
rather stiffer, others maintain that, on the whole,
pries* remain as they were. There is no doubt that
prices are exceedingly firm, if they are not higher, in
101110 instances.

LONDON. Friday.—The demand for Colonial wool has
been very quiet, at about late rates. In English wool
next to nothing haa been doing, and prices have •
drooping tendency.

CURRENT PILICES OF ENGLISH WOOL.
a. d. &d.
_per lb. 1 4 to 1 4
••I q—i 6
.. 1 4 —1 4
.. I 2 —1 4
I —I 4
.. I 0 —1 0
•• 12-19

FLlKllll—Eloutbdown hoggele
If-bred ditto ..
Itouthdown ewes and wethers
Leicester ditto .. • •

HOP MARKET.

Bowman. Friday.—Favourahle 110001111% have been
received from the plantations, a.cl the prospects of the
crop are satisfactory. A DOW pocket, the first of the
season, from near Bromley, has sold at Ea Be.
per cwt. The trade is quiet, and prices are drooping.
Mid and East Ken* 1:5 10s. to £5 12a.; Weald -04
Kent., £3 104. to £4 15".; Busies, £3 to £2 15a.;
Farnham', £4 to £5 Us.; yearling', £2 105. to LI
per owl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

Luta Its Alma.

To the shepherd who shall rear the greatest number of lamb
in proportion to the number of eeCe put to the rant, wah the
1.14 I.es of ewe. out .4 an established Down flock ..f not It .4
than eon, £2, litchard Slade, servant to Mr. J. C. lookes,to;•..l
lambs. WI ewes, 12 ewes 10. t.
To the .hepherd eho shall rear the awaked number of lambo
proporsOn to the nunther f ewe. put to the ram, a itit the
least boss of ewes out of WI eatas2.besl Down flock of not less
than $OO, £2, Robert Slummy, tartan& to Mr. 1.. Oros es, ten,
CU muSe 440 eses, 7 owes bet.
To the shopheol oho dull rear the greatert number of lambs
in proportion to the number of ewe. put to the ram, • lilt the
item 11141. of ewm out of an establish. d horn flock of tot lee
than tleo, £2. John Bartlett, *remit to Mr. J. A. Smith,
Bradford Peverell, tail jambe, 610 ewes, 4 ewe., look
T. the shepherd who *hall rear the greatest number of
lan Its In proportion t 1 the number of ewers put, to the rem,
niththe least loss of ewes out of an tetablistied horn flock .4
notelet. than 300, Zr, Thomas Way, aervant to Mr. T. Chick,
4,-.7 land., 42) ewes, 0 ewe+ lost.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

CAUTION TO LADIES.

rIIIIIC PROPRIETORS of HEARSLIIT'S
1 ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FRIULI
PILLS find it Incumbent on this. to caution the per-
(lsom of thews Pills against various imitations by
Parties who have no knowledge of their peculiar pre-
paration, the Original Recipe having been sold to the
late G. KNALSLIT, of Fleet-street, whom Widow found
It necoisary to make the following Affidavit, faith, pro.
toetion of her property, in the year 1791

AFFIDAVIT.
lter.—That she is in poumndoc of the Recipe log
making WILCH'iI Fem Pills which was bequeathed
to her by her late bagaltd.
SZOOND. —That this Recipe was purchased by her late
husband of the Widow Welch, in the year 1787, for •
valuable consideration, and with • view for making
the medicine for nubile sale.
THlll.ll—That she, CATRIMINI KILAULET, I. ea) to
posesesion of the Receipt signed by the said Widow
Welch, acknowledging ths having received the money
of the said Mr. Gloms Kr 41t8LIT, for the purehase
of absolute property of the said recipe.
C. KRARSLET.
Sworn at the Mansion House, London, lA:DEMON,
the 3rd Day of November, before me, Mayor.
These Pills, so long and justly side ted for their
peculiar Virtues, Ire strongly recommended to the
Notice of every Lady, (having obtained the sanction and
approbation of moo Gentlemen of the Medical Profess.
sion,) us safe and valuable Medicine, in effectually re.
moving Obstructions, and relieving all other inconvsni,
epees to which the Female Frame is liable, especially
those which, at an earlier period of life, frequently
arise Iron; want of exercise 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 is the
Stomach, Mortars of Breath, and Palpitations of the
Heart; being perfectly innocent, may be used with
safety in all seasons and climates.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. Fisicia sad Sows,
150, Oxfordetreet ; and by most respectable Medicine
Vendors in town or country, at Is. 9.1. per box, by Pod
for thirtyvsis Stamps.
•.• Ask for Ke•tumwr's Welch's Pills; and observe,
0006 are genuine unless wrapped In white pacer sod tha
name C. KZABOLZY is engraved on the Uovernmeall
Stamp.
Agent for Dorchester, Mr. EVAN% Chemist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

BLANDFORD.

TEM Fna BRIO/XL—At • meeting of the Local
Board, held on the 15th July, it wee resolved that the
proposition for a are brigade and the management thereof
be fully considered at the next meeUng, and that
the lighting committee be requested to obtain all the
information they can on the subject for the use of the
Board, and that Mr. Barnes be invited to attend the
meeting; such meeting to be held on the 29th inst.

SPECIAL PETTY SESSIONS, Juvr 25tb.

Before J. J. Farquharson, and E. A. Guthman,

Far'Dui Upward and William
Coombe, of Stourpsion were charged on the informs-
aed 3.. ,
a duck, value in. lid., his property. Coombs pleaded
guilty.—James Dayman said
from Stourpeine to Durereston. There were some ducks
I£B.hwardinst.nobto new the two defendant.' going
being a domesti-
tbetahhilatilotdnyoegnfi:nntlig:tao:lllrt...blie icookruannion, t.he, Mwihllichpo,ntdb,reanwd
.oantoe
atone
at it end killedwie of them. The Bench told the culprits
.thtesydwaaeresest.ble i4Theeflynwseortel42°llneaddLcked., value of duck
ls. 63., and suits 3a, total Ti.
TRESPASS IN SIARCH Or CIAMIL—ChAIISS Wills,
George vino, and Alfred Foster, were summoned for
trespass in search of game on lands belonging to Lord
portmu, at Stourpaine Bushes, on Saturday. July 18th.
Neither of the parties appeared, and warrants for their
apprehension were ordered to be issued.
Alfred Fmter, Alfred Miles, and David Allen, were
summoned for trespass on lands belonging to Sir
William Marriott, at the Down House, on Sunday, the
19th inst. Neither of them appeared; warrants for
their apprehension were ordered to be issued.
Casio, or UNLAWFULLY LEAVING Eilagvigg.—George
Hook and George Souse, servants in husbandry, in the
employ of Mr. John Sprats, Hodge-and, Stickland,
were charged with the above offence. Complainant
stated that he engaged the men to do his harvest, and
furnished them with a ticket to have 18 gallons of ale
from Mr. Hector's brewery. They worked two days
and then left.— Defendants denied making any agree-
ment with the complainant, and Mr. Speak° stating
that no time was mentioned, the Bean dismissed the
charge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

RR. EDWARD WATERS ANNUAL SALE

STRACEORD-SUB-CASTLE, NEAR SALISBURY.

AiR. JO
b.g.
tn:ntTiol!ltt.S.,, (thC.ANAL, BAussuay,)
STRATFORD ANNUAL SALE
iIl eosnuriae abcett 133 RAM LAMBS and 8 RAMS,
of the Improved Haropehit• Down Bread, of whielt
82 RAM LAMBS and 8 RAMS,

will be .old on tbe Premises, cn WEDNESDAY,
Bth AI)GL ST, 1868, and the remainder (comprising all
the Young Lambe), at Wilton Psir.
. . . . .

The giTctiosser"feels that it is uonecessary to make
any pc-tiontlu comment on the above Block, as the
(sham** r of Mr. Edward Waters's Lambs ii too well•
known to requires It; but he has much pleasure in
saying khat the Ram Lambe will this season again offer
his Br.ontla and the Patine 0 very good selection, and in
no oseasute disappoint their expectations.
Lumber's. at One o'clock punctually.
Convoyarose to the Sale Grvand will meet at Salisbury
Cation the early trains from 'Austria, Portsmouth,
•Southempton, Exeter, Bristol, Chlppeoliani, Devises,
War-senator, Dorchester, ke., rstarniug for the evening
drakes, at a charge for each person of is, each way.

MONDAY, Rlth AUGUST, 186 d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

MARRIAGES.

June lit, at the Cathedral Church, Salisbury. by
the
Lord Bishop of Salisbury, assisted by the Rev.
ccllor Dauheny, Mr. Thomas Brune', of Lon.lun, to
Ann Carr, housekeeper to the Lord Bishop of Salisbury.
July 21, at St. John's Church, Claphani-rise, London,
by the Rev. E. Strickland, rector of llnzton Deverill,
Warminster, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev.
D. Buttner., incumbent of St. Stephen's, Clitpham-
park, Sydney, second son of the late James lAwford,
Esq., formerly of Holnifichl-lodge, Heavitree, near
Exeter, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Edward
Robinson, Ea+, of lialham-hill, Surrey.

DEATHS

July 15, at Southatreet, Bridport, Sarah Ann, eldest
daughter of Mr. J. Roles, saddler, aged 21 years.
July 18, at Gillingham, Elisabeth, relict of the late
Mr. Edward Churchill.
July 19, at Mudeford. near Chriatchurch, Rants, aged
r.s. Jane Ann, widow, of the late Colonel Luis (tvlido
de ravens' Grorio, of the Quanta do Vania, Corill4,
Portugal.

-jUi;4l, at Wareham. Annie Mallen, wife of R. D.
Marshfield, Del, solicitor, eged 66, much beloved and
deeply regretted.
jury 21, after a long and painful illness, Harsh,
the wife of Arthur Gore, Faq., solicitor, Melkshani,
Wilts.
On Saturday Sir Henry John Seton, Fart.. was
knocked down by a cab in st. Jetusaa.treet. London,
auld died on Tuesday. On Wednewhy an inquest was held
on his body, and a verdict of accidental death returned.
Sir Henry was a Groom•in•Waiting to her Majesty.
He served in the Peninsula during the great war.

ASCHOOLMISTRESS WANTED for a
small Country Parish SebooL She must be a
Communicant, and not less than 23 or 30 years of age.
Comfortable furnished MOMS (111011 banding) will be
provided in the Erhool.house.—Apply, iu the tint
lustros, by letter, to Tait ltacros, Winterboroo
Morton, urr Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28

eountrp Alio crltanp.

K !mute C AIDCX OgitteriONe. —So late is the season
getting that some serious attempt must be made to get
in part of the stock of Winter stuff. Tbe better we
will be to draw drill rows of moderate depth, into which
the plants when well watered mutt be pat, and be again
watered in. Nothing will suffice afterwards to keep
them alive but constant periodical watering, and those
alone who, unlike have • tolerably plentiful
supply of water, can expect any great amount of Me-
cam Sow * little Endive, Lettuce, and Cabbage seeds
in pans or boxes, if no empty frames exist, for pricking
out when rain arrives.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

TREATS ALSO 07 ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, An.

Important Case of Broneho-Phasisis.
In July of last year, Om patient came to consult me mesa
his cam. For six or seven years be had been subject te
frequent attacks of bronchium. On examinateon I found
disease commencing on the top of the right Mort. In the
space 0(1w.. months, rifler a second visa and steady coo.
humane with my treatment, be became perfectly restored.
In April lets. be writes more follow.:

write to thachargo a ,tcb& of gratitude I owe you, kW
having hien the me:ins, itiolcr Providence. of restoring Ms
to health. I should iI3VP done PO long ago, but wished to
mush) myself that the cure would be permanent. I contrast
my comittion Rum soh that of tho snider IA7. • mem.
sion of attacks of bronchitis had caused excessive weakness,
loss of tlesli. nut difficult bniathing. I consulted two
eminent physicians, nod though benefited for • time. I
speolily relnpse.t. My last ray of hope RN gone until ad-
rood by • friend to consult you. From that time decided
improvement took place. Is throng,. nom Ilan for ..doly
snare pee, aml •ento to have entered on afresh gnagesee. Thas
toter is entirely at your disposal. and I shall recommend al
afilicted in • molar way to apply to you.
.14 Bouthantotrin.st rem. Camberwell." "W. Caniss."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

filarketo.

At Mark Lea* the apeoul—ators for, fall are palsied.
With all that has been said by amateurs about the
largeness of the preaeut atop, and the certain decline of
wheat to two guineas .9,. by this tune, the last imperial
average was Ma. 4d. as against 57e, lid. six weeks ago.
l'he rise of le. a qr., on Monday bas been maintained
throughout the week.—At the Cattle Market the
trade was overdone on Monday with beasts of thin
(rendition, but a somewhat short supply in ow-magnetics
on Thursday has allowed a pretty good elearenee to be
made. The same remarks apply to sheep. Lewis.,
however, or. greatly beyond the demsed.

IMPERIAL -COHN AVERAGES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

CERNE ABBAS TITRNPIKE ROADS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
TOLLS arising at the several TOLL GATES
called or known by the names of Pudding Knap Gate,
D„aberry Oat*, and Gate Post Gate, will be LET by
AUCTION, subject to such oonditions as will be then
and there produced, to the beat bidder, at the New
INN, in Clang Agate, in the county of Dorset, on
WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of OCTOBER nest,
between the hours of twelve o'clock at noon and two
o'clock in the afternoon of the Lal3lo day, for one year,
commencing on the first of January, one thousand
eight hundred and sisty-nine, at twelve o'clock at noon,
In the manner directed by the Act of Parliament plowed
In the third year of the reign of Ks Into Majesty King
George the Fourth, "For Regulating Turnpike
Roads . whiwhichamid Tolls produced last year the sum
of £'272 above the expense' ef collecting them, and will
be put up at that sum.
Whoever happens to be the best bidder, mast at the
same time pay one month in advance of the Rant at
which such Toils may be let, and give security, with
sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of
the amid Turnyik,,, for payment of the remainder of the
money monthly.
I)*lkd at bomb/4W the 26th day of September,
1868.

G. J. ANDREWS',
Clink to the Trustere of tho said
Turnpike Roads.

MIL SMITH, PROFESSOR of DANCING
and DEPOHTURNT, Wilt resume his Irseona
for the ensuln# quarter on TOZSDAT, OcToilet GU..
ni hie rewdenoe, Dorchester itardon Hotel,
weymosth ; Town-hall, Pool,; Yeovil, gherborne, Ica.
Privsle classes lor.nod on application.
Dorchester, Swots 28111.

MR. GEORGE CHARLTON (Member of
Tattenalre, the Victoria, and Albert elute)
begi to inform his friends and the publio that he
executed COMMISMONS on all RACES k tiTEEPI.E.
oliAsKs tbropshent the 71111 r. The lull market tines,
guaranteed. Poet-Ake Orders to be made payable at
Ito General l'o.t-oftloo, cad Osmium to be crossed
London and 'it-miasmata? Rank.
Pries I. seat on app/Marion.
Address, 12, Cloudesdepsquare, Loudon, N.
capable
Tables

T° LET—TEN TS of various
of Dining from 100 to 1,000 persona, With _
and Stools complete. Suitable for Archery Meetings,
Rural Feted', Agricultural Eisles, k..—For terms apply
to B. Buz. Tsai Proprietor, Throe Chougla Inu,
Blandlird. Dorsal

sizes,

-
-WANTED, at Christmas, for one year or
more, • HOUSE, ooataining about six rooms,
furnished or untarnished, not more than • mile from
U. Esplanade, Weymouth.— Address, stating size of
boner, rent, go., to "V 100 HAL& &waves,
Portland.

WANTED, by • married man, • situation
ra COACHMAN, or GROOM ard
A RDENER , his See bere—Addrimi Jowl HIM,
Media Newer&

AGENTS. 1:2 PER DAY.—LLOYD'S
L 40,000 REVOLVING DOUBLE MAPS
of tbe BRITISH IsLES and AMERICA. FOR TEN
SHILLINGS. Ageoto iastrootel bow to sews troll.
Send for terms to J. T. LLOYD, Et 14.44-4tret, Loodoo
-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29


'kraut ire.

Tux Lord Bishop of thc diocere has instituted the
Rev. W. If. A. Truell, M.A., to the rectory of Chettle,
void by the resignation of the 1t.,. E. K. Prother, on
the presentation of Mrs Castleman. of Chettle HOUK,

C'Al NI/TED TO THI DORSET COUNTY PRISON.—
Hard LaivAir : George Grant, George Smith, misbe-
haviour Weymouth Union, 14 clay.; Richard Wood,
lensing family chargeable at 'Sandford, 3 months;
John Davis, vagrancy at Marnhall ; George White,
vagnocy at Weymouth; Thomas Williams, misbe-
haviour Dorchester Union, 14 days each ; John Raney,
Meer" Budge, night poaching at Maiden Newton,
1 month atel to find sureties; John Freeborne, poaching
at W unborn° Minstar, 2 mon ha. Inapriaosimear
Robert Talbot, drunk, &a at Weymouth; Robert
Manly, William James, drunk, am at Weymouth ;
Thomas Cross, drunk, ka. at Wimborne Minter; Walter
Russ, Alfred Hunt, robbing garder. at Sherborne, 7
days each.