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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-03

.-Coijß-INED TINE 4iND

Received the lit Prime it
six coney:rutin Agrisul•
tarsi Shows, when lint in-
troduced in Aligns* sit
September. 1861 Also
Highly Commanded the
Royal Agricultural So-
ei•ty's Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prises were
offered for Chain Harrows.
As • Bush Harrow for
Putt= Land, Rubbing
Down Manure, Scratching
up Moss, kg,, it is on-
rivalled.
It does its work better,
and relieved itself as well
as the ordinary Chain
Harrow when collating
Conch or Twitch Grass.
It is else used for working
down Land that has been
Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making •
Sot-rats Seed Bed without

4ib..g lbs —4;IDd
Is bevalnahte or hsslg
Seed or Oman, leaving a
firm fine 111th, such ea cannot be obtained with any
other Implement.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-03

Ea iltsbire.

Tin Chancellor of the Diooses of Salisbury had
appoiated the Rev. F. S. Fors', Vicar of Wineley with
Limpley Stoke, to be one of his surrogates fee the
granting of marriage liminess throughout the diocese.

- - -
Tut Lonl Bishop of Salisbury has left the Pahies.
and does not impose to return until December. We
regret to hear that his Lordship's absence from Salis-
bury is rendered neeemary by the present delicate 'tete
of his health.

Ti Bight Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury he.
licensed the Bey. Stephen Frederick Bridge, clerk,
8.A., to the Curacy of St. Thoniu, Salisbury; the
Rev. Edward Henry Allen, clerk, ILA., to the Curacy.
of Bavermock ; the Rev. Frederick Augustus Alley.
clerk, RA.. to the Camay of Market Laeington. Wilts,
and the Bet. Edward Fraser Vaughan Williams,
clerk, LA., to the Curacy of Blandford Saint Nary,
Dorset.

POLMCII AT crowded meeting of the
electors of Salisbury was held on Thursday night in the
Council Chamber, to bear an address from Mr. W. R.
Cremer, of London, who spokemainly on the duty which
devolved upon tho electors of returning no man who was
not prepared to support Mr. Gladstone's policy. At
the conclusion of Mr. Cromer's address, a proposition
was put to the meeting to the Wiest that Dr. Lush
should be asked to come forward and contest one seat
, in lb. representation of the borough, in opposition to
Mr. Marsh, with whose line of conduct panned open
the Reform Bill, and antagonism to the ballot, a portion
of the electors are mush dissatisfied. The proposition
was unanimously adopted. Dr. Lush then came forward
and expressed his willingness to oomply with the wish
of the people. Immediate stops will be taken by the
Liberal party to secure the return of Dr. Leah, in
oonjunetion with Mr. Hamiltoe, one of the sitting
members. A meeting of the Liberal electors took place
at the Assembly-rooms on Friday evening. Mr. S. R.
Atkins presided, and and explained the reasons why
the division had Wien place in the Liberal party in the
city. Had Mr. Marsh come forward and aeknowledged
that he had gone wrong, they weuld not have dimerted
him. He had not done this, nod therefore he was not
entitled to their oonfidence. Dr. Lush, themes, candi-
date, entered fully into the questions of the day, his
opinions being those of an advanced Liberal. On the
motion of Dr. Roberta, seconded by Mr. John Jasksoe,
a resolution was carried unanimously approving of Dr.
Lush's principles, and pledging the meeting to nee leery
legitimate means to secure his election.

A soar wonderful preparation has been discovered
by which scurf, no matter how bad, can be entirely
removed in a few days, by the use of Yr. Herbert's
(Blandford) Scurf Eradictor. It only requires to be
applied to the head once or twice a week, and alter.
few applications the skin of the head will be found quite
free from scurf, when the eradicator may be diaoon-
tilt ued.—tiee Advertisement

Palma sad Publigid, at Cbureb-rtreek Doreherter,
by Ammo Am" ot the Nib& of Pordinstom,
fog sell gad go-propgiiicr.
Taigas', Novetabir 3, 11411.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-03

CONSUMPTION

Which has now puma, through ell Editions of WOO each
This remarkable hook treats of the causes, symptoms end
progress of this fell dams.. through all iis stags*, and the

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTEHESTD:4I AND EXTRACHIDDIARY

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS ALSO OF ASTHMA, BRONCHMS, Lc.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-03

Jordan intelligtnce.

BRIGHAM YOUNG is said to be anxious to dispose of
3.5 marriageable daughters.

A BAN FRANCISCO telegram reports that • very
severe at,ock of saithquake was felt there at in early
hour on Monday morning.

Tug Italian papers announce that Prinee Thomas, nf
Genoa, nephew of King Victor Emmanuel, is about to
be educated at Ilarruw. The young Prince is fourteen
years of age. _

DISARTIOCS ENGLOZWrST wiiii NL'W ZLAL %ND
NATIVE'. —The mail from Now Zealand brings news of
three more fatal encounters with the natives, the hot
one resulting most disast,ously to the British troops.
Colonel Whitmore, pursuit of, and engagement with,
the escaped Maori prisone-s did not unfortunate!y
result in their recapture, and it is to be feared thst
they will give further trouble. On the West Coast,
Colonel ll'llowell succeeded in Viking by assault and
burning the stiong nab of • troublesome tribe near
Weihi. But on the 7th, when our troops were follow-
ing up their victory by • eearch for the rebels at Ngutu-
a-te-Manu, the natives, fully prepued for resistance,
poured a deadly lire from their rifle pit, and from the
tops of trees, killing five British officers and seven men,
and wounding a number of others, only twenty-seven of
the Miseries being killed in the encounter. On the
departure of the hat mail preparations were being
made to wipe out the disaster before it had exerted any
serious effect as the native mind.

EXTRAOIMINAAT OCZALX Wave AND E•11711(10/Mle•
TN New ZZALAXII—From north to south of New
Zealand, • curious tidal phenomenon was observed on
Bator lay. the 15th of August. The sea rushed out and
in with extraordinary violence, and in some places in
the South Island great damage was dorm from the sea
going far over the usual high•water mark. On Monday,
the 17th, shock, of earthquake were felt over • larger
portion of New Zealand than is usually aubject to thew.
The northerly point reached WM! Nypier, and from there
as far south as 0ta,,0. Auckland, as usual, was entirely
exempt. The schooner Rifleman, which arrived at
Doto-!in on August aith from the Chatham Isbuids,
brin,:e sad news. These islands haVe been visited by
three tidal waves, causing great low of life and property.
The settlement of Turning., on the north side of the
island, felt the greatest force. It was entirely destroyed
--no mark being left to tell whew it stood. The ground
was completely covered with yawl and sea-weed. The
inhabitanta barely escaped with their brim The sea
went inland about four miles. Along the coast • house
and its content+, belonging to Mr. Hay, sheep farmer,
were carried bodily out to bee. Some liaories, In trying
to save a boat which was carried out to Ma, rare
drowned. The settlement of Waitangi sustained great
leas. Howes were ahifted and carried out to sea. A
large quantity of government stores were destroyed.
The schooner Itiflenian, lying at Waengsroa, fortunately
escaped. The force of the water at Telmer& smashed
drays, and removed to a considerable distance stones
hale-ton in weight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-03

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

W IDOW WELCH'S PILLS.
(ILLARALRY'S ORIGINAL.)
So long and justly celebrated for their peculiar viirtnis
are strongly recommended to the notion of every lady
(haying obtained the sanction and approbation of most
gentlemen of the Medical Profession), as a safe end
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other iooollVOnielleta to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arias from want of exercise and general
debility of the system; they create an appetite, correct
indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous heedsche,
and are eminently useful in windy disorders, shortness
of breath, and palpitation of the beset; being perfectly
innocent they may be used with safety in all anions and
climates.
It is catenary, owicirt to the numerous imitations, to
warn the public that KRARALLT'S is the only original
receipt, and hu been prepared by the Saarsley family
over eighty yeses. Paroluiters Nhould me that each box
is wrapped, in white paper, and the name, "C.
KRARSLIT, is engraved oi the Government stamp.
Sold wholesale and retail by .1. SANGER and BONS. 1501
Oxford.street, Londoo, and by all medicine vendors
throughout the oountry, in boxed, price Is. 9d. each, or
by post for 36 postage stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-03

NHEUMATISIt AND NEURALGLA.

TItOIJLTE'S EMBBOCATION.--Safferers
-1-1 from rheumatism, lumbago, sprains, b
stillness of the joints and muscles, weak limlat_tsas
iose at
power, swelled gland, and' other aches or
advised to seek speedy and certain relief by7Pl iyltl:
BouLtz's Fanbrooetioe. TestimoLials with each bottle.
Is. led., 2m. 91, and 44.61. per bottle. J. Semen and
SONS, 150, Oxford-street, W.

USED IN THE ROYAL APARTMENTS.
MEDALS AT THE EXHIBITIONS:
PARIS. 1855, AND LONDON, 1813.
IT IS UNRIVALLED AS A
GLOVE CLEANER.
CLEANS AND
REMOVES
GREASE,
OIL,