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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

PROTECTION FROM FIRE!

M A Y'S

BRYANT AND
PATENT
SPECIAL SAFETY MATCHES
ARE NOT POISONOUS!!!
CONTAIN NO PHOSPHOROUS II
LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX!!

ar Sold by Grocers, Chemists, 'mammalian,
Chandlers, Stationers, to, everywhere.

WHITECHAPEL-ROAD, LONDON, E.
) LADIES, LADIES' MAIDS, and HEAD
NURBIII3.—A Lady, who has had gnat imperious,
in getting up Ladies' and Children's hair. is in pores-
&ion of an infallible method to mike the HAIR CURL
LS
soon as it is applied, imparting exquisite beauty
and keeping it wavy, soft, glossy, and in earl in an
weathers, even though die hair should possums DO
natural inclination to do so. The scot will be 000
penny per week, and one application will be sucersaful.
Materials and fall directions, will lie rent he* for 14
stamps.—Add Miss " A.M.." Mr. IlAnu.'s, Boos-
genre. Dunmow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

POOLE.

Tat FAILURE Or WILLIAII WEITZ, Or POOLX—In
the London Court of Bankruptcy. on Wednesday.
before Mr. Reghtrar Spring Rice, there was a special
meeting of creditor called under the 110th section of the
Binkruptc7 Act, 1861, for the porpoise of taking the
priwoeduigs out of court under the bankruptcy of
William Whits, of West-street, Poole, in the county of
Dorset, builder and contractor, who petitioned the coal
on the 28th of September last. ascribing his failure to
loses in trade and pressure of creditors. Messrs. Prior,
k Co., solicitors, 319outhaispton.buildinps, represented
Mr. Ebenezer Newell Blanchard, of Poole, lime and
slate merchant, and Mr. George Gollop, of Poole,
timber merchant, and other creditors, at whose insthnce
the present meeting had been called. Mr. Albert
Turner, solicitor, Aldermanbary, appeared for the
assignee, Mr. Dubois, • London sceountant. The
bankrupt's creditors reside at Poole, Bournemouth. and
Wareham, in Dorset, and the total amount of the
bankrupt's unsecured debts is stated to be £1,600. Mr.
W. C. Lacey. solicitor, Wsrebam, is returned as •
creditor for PASO holding • bill of sale for that amount.
The learned registrar decided that the resolution had
been duly carried to take the bankrupt'. estate out of
court, and wind It up under the management of Messrs.
Blanchard and Gollop, of Poole: The sitting was then
aijoerned until the 2nd of Dthember next at two
o'clock to enable the assignee. to give notice of the
resolution to all creditors.

POOLE Arne CourrYrnon.— The members of the
Fourth Donet Ride Volunteer Corp. assembled at the
butts on Friday to compete for a number of prises given
by Arthur R. Gum, Req., IL?. for Poole, C. Waring,
Req. (the late member), the captain (Mr. Butte), tbe
lieutenant (Kr. Aldridge), the ensign (Mr. J. Plant),
the aberiff (Dr. Ellis), and other well.wishers of the
corps. There were two competitions, A and B. The
Ant took plani on Friday, and the mood is to take
piece to-day (Tuesday), weather permitting. In com-
petition A there were about 29 members, and the result
was as follows :—Col-Sergt. H. Farmer, 36; Sergi. H.
Aldridge, 35; Prints G. Wareham, 33.
, &mgt. J.
Hannan, 32; Private W. Burt, 31; Limn. G. Aldridge,
31; Corporal S. J. Faliott, 25, Private G. Hurdle, 24;
Ensign J. Viant. 22 ; Corporal J. 0. Hawke*, ;
Private J. Fiery, 21; Private J. Taylor, 20; Private R.
Habgood, 19. Fire rouoda at 200, 500, and 600 yards.
First prise, ; wooed, LI 2e.; third, El la ; and ten
of el each. This competition is generally altered by the
second competition, for higher mores may be obtained
by /01:011 of the above, and they will consequently deice
higher prises than those awarded by the Ant competition
for according to the conditions, "no member mast take
more than one prise." The most stiocessful shots at the
lirti competition were Messrs. Farmer, R. Aldridge, G.
Wareham, and J. Hayman, but the wind being strong,
no extraordinary more was made by either. The officers
Present were Capt. Botta, Lout. G. B. Aldridge, and
Resign Viant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. Ali.— THE PRINOB OF WALES.
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Exclusively used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY,
The LADIES are respectfully inforzoed that this Stars&
is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, sad Her
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she bee tried
WfleAreer, Ric; sod other Pownn Snaring, she ham
found none of them equal to tte Ourrrm.D. Which is
the tne.t starch she ever used.
PRIZE MEDAL
_AWARDED FOR ITS

stTPRItInRITY.

QIX CARTES DE VISITE, Is. Bd.; Twe
2s. Bd. Send Carte with Btetem Pm feet Copies
returned Free. LONDON PBVTOOBAFRIC COMP/MT
304, Regent-Areet, W., opposite the Polresohnie'
Gallery for first-class Portraits front High
Holborn, London.
F. 8. 1). PHILLITS. 11411411111 r.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

SALISBURY AND

B.basun, depart

Fordlnybridgo
Vero oval
im borne .
Poole J unction
Wareham .
liorstnn
Dot,heater . .
lioyittouth

Woymeuth dapstt
....1
Dorcheder

areton

Wareham
Pr Junction
Wimbern•
Verwood
Fordingbridge
Do:melon

Salisbury

KEY I.KBS CLOCK S. —DENT, 61, STRAND,
and 34 and 35, ROTiL SICHANOR, LONDON
New Patent Clocks. winding, wetting hands, and is
piloting without a key. The absence of minding holm
in the face improves the appearance of these Clocks,
and does away with the necessity of opening the osee,
which, being almost air-tight, ensures a longer per.
formanoe than usual without chiming. The flawed
patterns in Ormolu, Marble, ko in stock.
E. DENT and CO., Watch and Clock Makers, to Her
Majesty, and MILK., the Prince of Wan, 61, &twin,
and $6 sad 15, Row. Sammie; Lamm.

HAMPTON'S Compressed PIANOFORTE:B
1.1 owing to their peculiar construct', n are unequalled
or purity of tns and durability. Upwards of 5,0“0 &Uwe the
value of this principle. Cstaleguse pod two 74, Charlotte
Omit. Fltsroyeetan W.

THE BINGZR"
NIW FAMILY LOCH
STITCH SWIM YAWN INK
Makes lb* now lITITQL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

WOOL 11ARKETS.

LONDON, Friday.—Colonial wool has moved off slowly,
bat no change hz.s taker, place in prime. The public'
sales will be commenced on Thursday next. For English
wool the demand ha. been inactive, on former term...
Baacroxo, ThurAday.—There iii much better feeling
pervading the wool market this morning, with more
inquiry and greater firmness in prices. Wool, it is
oertain, has reached Ilia lowest point, and with a con.
tinnence of demand prices most naturally advanoe.
Some wool &leo bas been bought for export, in addition
to the steely demand for consumption at home. The
better classes of wool still continue in most favour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

USE ONLY THZ
GLENFIELD STARCH
_

THE QUERN'S LAUNDRESS MIS NO OTHER.

rrAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSE. —Every
1. Oroont and Horeekeeper should send foe THE
HORSEKEEPEWS RECEIPT BOOK, whisk contains
—How to make CEO,.. look well and Imp bOs in prim*
condition ; the Art of Managing a Rom, sad Catchieg
and Breaking Wild Colts; Illanasement of Satire sod
Savage Horses. Also, How to prepare Oils, Seeds, sad
&outs to make a bores mind you, by applying theca
to his 'tooth's, ear. or tongue. With above Oats
Hundred valuable Rocipes nod Stable Secrets Ind
able to everyone who owes or b. the ears of a rout
The Book sent post free to any erldreas for 14 84antP.—
Address, Mr. .J. W. Ravin, Aslosetisse 011 es, Donator,

IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN OUARANTKED
1 STATE LOAN& No Lemma Bond ikie
shances to win for El the large premiums of
£30,000, £25,000, £OO,OOO, Sta. kn.
Publie drawings on the First of every Youth, ;iodic the
superintendence of the Austrian Government, and
official public functionaries. Official lists sent Gratis to
subscribers—Apply for Li ehanoes. issued upon forma
supplied by the Austrian Government and bearing the
Imperial half a florin stamp, and for prospectuses to
Vol3lf KM and Co_ Benken, Vienna.

HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINES AND HANDBOOK.

Greatly enlarged, 300 pages, Wand, lc, or by port oa
receipt of 14 posture stamp..
THOMCEOPATHIC FAMILY
INSTRUCTOR (.n 4itose of). By RICIAILD
Brea, Neerher of the Royal College of Surgeoes of
Ragland. Upward. of a hundred diseases ars folly
described in this works sod Moir varies. oboess
pressribed for, wiih the proper doses for both adults wed
ehildrea.
Loudon: Publisbed by James Epps sod Co.,
Flouresepatlis Chemists (the Bret esiablisbed is Ragland)
112, Great Rassall-street ; 170, Pieradilly sad 41
Tbreedsesdls-street. To be bad of off flooksollars.
Carnoii.- -11 re medisisse supplied by Wale No
Neared by a baod over tbs sorb, sod vitieh biad bents
Epps asd Os., Homoeopathic,
Chemist', Lando. " without whish sees are mama
Dorribeeter : H. bud's. Maud* 11, Omaha

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

CATTLE MARKETS.

MITILOPOLITAN,Thatiday. —Moderate supply of beasts,
demand inactive, at Muuday's quotatious. With sheep
the market was moderately supplied ; to all breeds sales
pregremed slowly, et the late r.ductiun. Prime small
edam were eared and dear. Otherwise the trade wag
heavy. Pigs were tolerably firm in value, although the
inquiry was 'United.

Tor Saw. to sink the Offal.
I. . s. d. 5. d. s. d.
Inf. coarse beads 3 to 3 4 Printslioutkdossne4 3 to 6
4avonA quality... 3 to 4 0 Up, eO4lllO calves 3 6to 4
Prune large rein 4 to 5 1 hitne small
Prune broil. 2e. 6 to 6 4 Largo bogs._ 3 4to 3
inf, coarse sheep 3 to 4 0 Neat tool porkers 3 lute
lecontl (lushly . 4 to 4 6 t•.isni. calves...eh 20 tt to 26
Polo,. to 4 6 Lir,old str p 1 s.do 22 "to 36
TOTAL SCPPLT
Boasts
_ .

TOMO] srrn.T.
...... 1110 1 Reaata
780 Ish«i.

PItS -

I 6.1[ Calvin .-
6.5 Pigs ....

Munro!, Thureday.—lioderate supply of beef In-
cluding about 13) head of cattle from Irelaul, but there
wu only • middling trade at 1111).1.1t last week's prices,
lins and 70s being/ given for anything exceptionally good,
and front 68. t 063. for interior deeerfptions. Of •Iteep
there was • shorter supply than last week, although a
oonaignment of 1000 came (rein Ireland. Trade was
very dull, and • ooesi4erable number were left on hand '
till late in the day ; prices oonsequently were easier,
and best wethers changed blball at 64d. and ewe. and
inferior sorts at from 5i4 to Gil per lb. The store utile
trade is dull even for Uri time of the year ; we reeei•ed
about 3(8) or 400 from Ireland, but they met with
mufti, any demand, and only • limited business WY
done. There woo a large supply of ankh corer, which
met with • dull gale at but week's prices, the figures
ranging from £l4 to LW. We had • short eupply of
pigs, which are not so plentiful just now, and the can.
signments from Ireland were anything but large, Trade
was rather brisk, and there via. steady arivanoe on
last week's prices, both bacon pp and porkers realising
from 10, &I to 10s 9A per Loom no trade in horses
shows little signs of activity.

-
NERGATI AD LICADENHALL,FridS, —TAlrre.uPplicii
of meat are on ablest these markets. The trade is quint,
at our quotation..
... .

Per the carcue.

. ,
s. d. a. d. 1 .d. ..d.
Inferior heel .. 2toto a 2 I Inferior mutton oto 3 4
Middling ditto 1 4„ 3 1 Mkldlinit ditto.. 6„3 16
Prime limits do. 3 II . 4 2 Primo ditto.. . 8 ~ 4 4
Prime .moll ditto 4 4 „ 4 6 1 Broo I pork ... 10. 4 6
Veal 3 8 „ 4 8 1 Large ditto.... 2 „ 3 10
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

Agriculture.

A Finn SOwino anew' °cull hardly be desired
than that of the present year. Nothing has occurred
to hinder the regular round of agricultural activity.
The r.rin came in time to nick. ploughing easy, and as
the farmers do not allow even politic* to interfere with
the needful operatione of their hardness, tho country
has gradually smumel that neat and trim appearance of
dell respectability which tale of ste.dy-going labour.
The seed corn is in the ground, and, under the smooth
brown surface of the fields, the silent forces which work
during the winter sleep of nature are already in charge
of it, and are preparing it for the spring. Nothing
could b. finer, the farmers tell n., than the manner in
which the soil has worked after the drought and the
mucceeding rains. The long sunshine warmed and
purified it, the rain. moistened ar.d fertilised it, the
slight frosts have pulverised it, and it has been worked
without difficulty into an admirable ftedbed. 8 , hr,
therefore, agrinulturai prospects are good, and when it
is well with the (Lerners it must so far be well with 11.1
all. A g.ad ea.d time lest West tie first step to a good
harvest. The autumn sowing is the mersotial preliminary
of the summer's reaping, and it is at least a happy
agar, of the coming time when the preliminary process
has been happily done.

SPAING GARDMinia.—Hyseintlui, Tulips, Crocuses,
an are sold by auction
e,ddryoturbeerdnileaulbstay larondm
Saturday. sod
sod
frequently
oq
Monday, at ball-past 12 preeieely. by Mr. J. C. Sue...,
at his Horticultural We Rooms, 38, King-street,
Coesint.earden. London. Catalogues on application.
A son wonderful preparation has been discovered
by which /curt no matter how bad, ran be entirely
removed in • few days by the use of Mr. Herbert's
(111sndford) ScudKradicior It only requires to be
applied to the head once or twice • week, mnd after a
few impliontions the skin of the head will be found quite
free from .ntri, when the endkohor may be dimwit-
thined.—Eke Advertioemesb

SBURY DORSET JUNCTION
saii,oo47 to Weymouth.
1 52 I, 3 112 I„3
NMI TIMM.
A.M. A.N. 6. .11.
•
20 10 36 68
. 0 10 /.0 11 19
20 11 6 23 £3
301130 .....
• N II 469 111
.1 10 11 52 10 U
.1 so ..34
•1 .. by 81g. 49
.1 11 lio6 1 140; 60
12 40 4 • 10
• Except ndays
Wergursalt to Salisbury
, 1.26 1,2,3 1 la
OP TRAM.
LLA.M. I .6. P. M.
45 40 460
80 6 3 610
68 18 14 ..
0 28
10 se is ss
20 68 43 48
40 1 6 66
6 1 24 17 211
27 1 38 II 47
63 1 62 44
15 1 IS II I 21
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

ABBOrBBUR Y.

TirritALlML —Mr. William Drew, the " Temperance
Llfe-boat Volunteer," invited the publi• of this pleat to
the Natimal School-room. some days ago. They as-
sembled la large numbers, and filled the room. The
Hey. G. H. Penney commenced the proceedings, with
prayer. Mr. Drew attracted some attention by wearing
the uniform of the Life-boat crew of London, and two
very pleasant deasons were passed away with singing,
Inicatationt, and impamioned appeala, as the result of
white fifteen persona signed the temperance pledge.
For Abbotabury, the meetings are said to have been
the most eueoeufal ewer held.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

DORSET ELECTION, 186,3,

A.LL persons baring say CLAIMS or
DEMANDS for or in respect of Ate ELECTIOIN
of HENRY GERARD STURT, 800, Cr. hereby
required forthwith to send the particulars thereof to
ms the undersigned,
HENRY LOCK,
Agent for Election Expenses ftr the mid
Hears award Stun, Esq.
Doteheater, November 20, 1803.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

DDJ WEISEITER REPOSITORY AGRICULTITH L

SALE.
ESIARLIMHEI) 1852

IK T. ENSOR bogs dto annouoe that his
NEXT BALE will be held on SATURDAY,
kJ :CHM RER 5,1885, at the Erroerroar adjoining the
.oth Walka, near the Sonth• Welk ra Railway ?Station.
Rarly Entries ace respectfully solicited.
Extenve Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle.
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale, at moderate Charges.

Commission-441. in the pound on Cattle and Slump,
per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF 8 II.E
.P.ll U TO VENDORS

MME DAY.

DORCHESTER HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

PARISH OF PIDDLETOWN, DORSET.

HE HIGHWAY HOARD for the District
I. of Doeeheeter, lIIRIBT (lire Noeic•- —That on
the fifth -11. y of JAIMAIT next, Ipplie.etion will be
made to Her Wajesty'oJastiors of the p. ace, assembled
at Qn•rter Searions in and for the County of Dorset, at
Dorchester, iu the mid Coanty, for an order to stop up
part of a certain Petals Highwa,y, rituals withm the
Pari.lt of Pkidlegaera, thought °minty, that talons
so tench and seek pert of the pneent Highway, through
and over a Street Gelled Back Street into the Front
Street in the said Parieh, coormencing at the rut
corner of the Yard and Premier, In the ooropation of
James Young, by the Kitehen Garden, belonging to
Ilaington Howie, into the mid Front Street, near to the
entraps, Into the Vicarage of the said Pariah, ant whieh
I. of the I ngth of 226 feet or thereabouts ;and to torn,
divert, and substitute, In Ilea of such eublie Hich•ay
so proposed to be stopped op. a certain other Road, to
be • Pablie Highway for Herm*. Carts, and Carriages,
to commence at the said east comer of the said Yard
:and Po:mime, re occupied by the said Janie* Young.
I. continue, lead, and pass therefrom by the aide of
.the Dwelling-house and Premises, recopied by the said
Jeans Young, and to terminate at and in, and coin-
musicale with, the salei Front Street. opposite to the
Gates leading to the Church of the said parish. And
that the Certilleste of teo of Her Illajeety's Justices of
the Peace for the said County basing viewed the same,
and that upon their view it hoe appeared to them that
the stopping up such Public Highrmy and the diversion
thereof, as the mme is promised to be diverted, is nearer
and more commodious to the Poblie, with a Plan of the
old Highway and of mesh proposed new Highway, will
be lodged with the Clerk of the Pesos for the said
County, at his Office in Shoehorn*, in the Gold County,
on the firm day of DECLIIIIIt nest.
Giean under the Corporate Seal of the said Board,
the 17th day of October, one thonsand eight handfed
and sixty eiht.
IL WILLI A MS,
Chairman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

IT 11 understood in Worcester that the Right Hon.
Sir J. & Pakington Is about to be raised to the
posrege.

Mg. Bums (so rye rumour In the Tower Herniate)
is to be pot up for Greenwich if Mr. Gladstone be
returned for South.weet Lancashire.— Seger* Pod,
EITI/LOIDINAIIT SCRIM IN • CHURCH. —An extra-
ordinary Beene took place on Sunday at the church of
Bt. Mortices, Ludgate-hill, London. It monis that
while the ono...union service was beingone through
by the Rev. Dr. White, • man in the g of • sailor
was seen to enter the church and nab. tits way to the
ot
front of the communion table. While standing there
d gentleman
proceeded to the vestry. Shortly afterwards Dr. White
h awhile surplice,
again entered the body of the churn
tohisa conduct
ietn wwhilaaraeswtohlt till thou'
IS being the day appointed for "reading himself in."
and was shown
Having amended the reading dash, he commenced
reading the Thirty-nine Artiales, and on his coming to
the , "And in unity a this Godhead there be
three persons of one substance, POwer, and eternity,.
!bne
pn:wareialeuslals.
Gimodedheatet..tke p of h o
upoton.hiabhois
ivirra.
himself and threw himself into an extrzordiaary posture.
He then made a dash to get out of the pew, which was
fasteoed. At this stage of the proceedings the beadle
Insisted on his leaving the church. On being removed
from the pew one of the ehurehwardens and other
persons remonstrated with him, del he made& rush in
the direetion of Dr. White. He was at upon
which be, with great vehemenes, declared "By seven
or bell, I'll be moved by no man." ei straggle then took
place, and having released himself from those around
him, be took out from his clothes a kind of bowie knife,
and drew it across his throat, inflating • severe gash.
He continued to struggle, and fell to the ground, and
was then removed to outside the church. It was then
diseovered that he had a serious wound in his side,
inflicted by the knife, • portion of the handle of whieb
had entered his body. It is supposed that it was named
by his falling upon the weapon. The blood which woe
flowing profusely, was staunched with ham' dkeroldefe
obtained from members of the ' aed the
unfortunate man was conveyedto Bartholomew%
Hospital in a imb. Little hope is entertained et hie
recoeery. On being Neighed, a antigen., of disabuse
was found In his . which gave the name of John
Salle, describing pocket,
rtet a ship's cook, and a native of
Ch`r6"°wlL The eartiliees furthei shows that his
lest voyage was from Oldie, lad that be belmod be
the ship Adeline ; sod the doeraeseat, wideh is dated
Nevulbilll, UK I. dsly signed by A. &M. Omni.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

ly.)llßliciatrloN.-Ammai
b!stt I

BENZ INE-COLL AS.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES relieve
the difficulty of bresteiniqa ASTHMA.

IZICATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—
Al Important remedy is saw of barna?
Cosscrrrios

MHZ new series of TIM BROAD WAY and
I. GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE me now la
eiroulatico, to addition to the dam Maple's, M
V. Tociware Wavy, Bridport,

CASSELL'S PURE TEAS. Reduced in
Pries.
CASSELL'S PURE TEA. Agents wanted
in all pluses net fay supplied.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. No. 1,2 a 4d.
per lb.; No. 2. 2a. Bd. per lb.

CIASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE
No. 4, la. Bd. per lb.; No. 5,2 a. per lb

CASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEES.
Additional Agents required.

CASSELL'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Bold by Af•Oill throughout
_the Kingdom.
_

AGOTII IN THIS DisTILICT :
YSOVIL J. Perry, Temperance Hotel, South,
street, WWI J. Helier, London-road.
Bunowargn
BATOollnil
BLAXDrOID James Hobbs.
CATTISTOCi...
(HARD R. B. Clyde, stamp-office.
CZARBIOOTIII B. Ryan, grocer.
CHILD Ocarina G. Street&
Cortoirrron
Connects* A. rEvcnl, chemist, and Km
Browning, High Kest.strest.
Evsnanov
GLasrotrnont B. Jessobe, grayer.
GliAigogam
It anfrrillisin
NITHIRUIT W. Fowler, cooper.
Omer Sr. MAST Sheppard, grocer.
Pow..
PORTLAND
COW H. Gan, Poet
Broca J. C. Hebditelt.
81111•011X_......... G. °tansy, HaU-Moon-streei.
Seem* MUM! 0. Goodegbougb.
STUBMIIIiTIB Anima, chemist.
SHAPTIMBORT o.lg Norton, fancy warehotiae.
SALMOBT 8. Atkins, chemist, W. Thorn,
Winchester-street, and Devi..
Culver-street.
TAUNTON O. logrero. Perk-street, end Jones
8, Chi:web-street.
WTIOAXTOXI James Gilbert.
WILTON
Wm./roar ....... J. sancellor.
Ward.reeeni Burnet Brothers.
WIVILIIMMIIII
Winrcurru A. Ram, 40, High-street, nod
Cream, 18. Park-street.
Assets wanted for CameWs Teas sad Coffers in every
pieta not fully compied. p1!17-
01A148HLL, SMITH A CO.,
80, Figetrusuit-elBlOB, LONDON, LC,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

POTATO MARKET.

BOROUGH AN D BPETALFIW, Friday.—Heavy
sapplieo rf potatoaa us on sale st these markets. The
demand is dull for all descriptions, sod prime are
loser. Ru.list Ragouts. 60s to 130 s; &wish Regouti,
604 to 130 s; French, 40s to 80e par too.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

CONSUMPTION

Which has now parsed through es Editions of 10n0 earl. I
This remarkable book treats of the causes. sympton.
progrma of tb I,eoac. through all nil tage., •r.kl tiw

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTKRESTING AND EXTRAORDINARY

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS ALSO OF ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, As.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

Ettltsbirt.

Tin &fermata—Lord Henry Thyme (ConasevativeL.
and Mr. T. F. Grove (Liberal), were re.elseted for Soule
Wilts, without oppesitioe. Mr. R. Antrohme (Liberal).
was returned without a socket for Wilton. At Calor,.
Lord K Fitsmaurice (Liberal) was returned unopposeã.
in gnomes:km to the Right Hoe. 13.. Lowe. There wes •
minted at Chipponlima, widela resulted as follows :—•
Mr. Goldney (Con 4lB : 84: George Young
(Liberal), 359. The former warn returned. At Crieklade
Mr. A. L. Goddard (Oooservative), oat of the lat.
members, was ousted by • Liberal. The poll resulted
as follows :—fledogen (Liberal), 2844; Gooch (Cosset.
valve), 2152; Goddard (Conservatiee), 2002. it. two
former were declared duly elested. Lord B. Bruce wee
re-elected for Marlborough without oppositior. At
Salisbury there was a great WA, which rooded in the
return Gf tea Liberal.. The numbers were :—Dr.
Lush. 747; Mr. Hamilton, 872; Kr. Rldor, 023. Them
was • minket at Devisee, end the old member, Mr.
Derby Griffith, was defeated. The poll eked tilos :
Raters° (Conservative), 385; Probyn (Liberal), 311.
Kr. Derby GriMth retired alter polling 34 votes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-24

Somtratzbire.

Tag /ItWrtose.-84 Alesited Rood, art,
Ours Linen°, Conservatives. were re-tihreted for Ws.'
Some:wit, without opposition. stt Bridgwater two
Liberals Will retarsed. Th. °Metal deeiccatam
of the poll was as follows :—L W. Mashie.
731 ;P. Vanderbyl, 752 IL Wrstropp, 681 •
and C. W. Gray, 650. Messrs. Westropp
Gray. addressed ihair sapporteirs and frim la
from th• Wooer of tits Omens, Hotel, and the
former gentlemen drielsred that be had evidence in his
possession solfhient to justify the pneentetion of a
petition. There WILI an sadden contest st From., in
which Mr. Tom Hitches beat old Sergeant Sleigh by 495
Ivaco. The struggle at Taunton ended in the return of
I • Liberal, Mr. Barclay, who polled 1093, and Sergeant
Cox. who declared his leader to be Lord 86801e7, marine
915. Mr. James. the defeated eandidate, had 887 votes.

_
Mtn-ffroggesnr ELErrion.—Tbe election for this new
division will be held on the 30th inst. lad will be one
of the last ambrosia for county representatives. The
result of the previous elections will not destroy the
public interest in those which yet remain to be taken.
At any rate, the newlynnfranobiseri electors of this
district are determined not to abate their stoats to
return two more supporters of Mr. Gladstoce, in
addition to the muster roll already so well filled up.
The local newspopers, of which it should be said as an
indication of the popular feeling that they are all
intensely Liberal in politics, are at present filled from
end to end with mounts of enthusiastic, meetings et
Yeovil, Wells, Crewkerne, and other towns in the
division, and reports of the speeches of the candidates.
Them gentlemen are both eminently wor, by of the
electors' choice. Mr. 117 feerollo, a landowner, riaiding
near the eathedral oily, in the centre of the division, is
a distinguished university scholar, and bag evidenced
his qualitleatione for a seat in Pediment by his his-
torical writings and binary attainments. Mr. Tagart
is a gentleman no lees of practical knowledge of business
than of cultivated mind and Mt*. His experiment has
been gained by extensive travel over the soetinents of
Europe and Americo—baving traversed them from
Atom ”Ir to New Orleans, and visited all the espital.
cities with an intelligent and inquiring spirit, and
having acquired an independent fortune in large com-
mercial enterprise he has settled on the border of the
Avon, the northern boundary of Bensersoeshirm Both
of the candidates are good speakers. We ere informed
that Mr. Gladstone has written to ono of the tendidateih
expressing his interest in their persona mosso • and
Mr. Bright's immediate relatives, who milk et Dire's,
in the mounty, are warmly exerting themeless in the
MOMS.
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HOP MARKET.

Boaouam, Friday. —No ehange of importance Gan
be noticed la the general chorister of thil market.
With the "%caption of • moderate demand for choice
samples nest to nothing boa bern doing, and prices are
nominal. Slid and East Kant., LI iCia to £7 15a.;
Weald of Rents, LI to £4 10; Sueeez, £2 to £4 ;
Farnham', £4 to 4.15 155; Coventry, C 4 to £5; Bavarians,
E 3 10s to Di.; Belgians £2 to £3 34 ; Yearlings, £3 to
EA per cwt.