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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

VIDE! LEGS! CEEDE!

BLE NKIN 'S P LMONIO
dale relieve*, and one bottle eons. This ELIXIR,
now long kaown to the public, will be towel highly
efficacious for the relief sod cure of .11 disorders of the
Chest and Lungs; it tiontains no notions ingredient
whatever; in most mese it efforste • rapid and lasting
cute, and the Proprietor bail great pleasure in asserting
that in no in4anos has it failed to give relief, (generally
alter the 5 rst does), in coughs. raida, mtbro., con-
sumption, influenza, diffieulty of breathing, spitting of
blood, irritation of, and pains in the ales*, hoerreorser
lto. Whatever may be the stags or variety of Ibis
complaint, immediate raid is invariably obtained by
the use of the Pulmonio Elixir. Being very agreeable,
children and the moat fastidious invalids will take it
readily. Prim 130. mid 2s. 9d. per bottle. .1. Buena
&MB, 150, Oalordatreet, Lotion. W.
Agent ffir. DOIDIIII, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN&

NVIDOW WELCH'S PILLS (lEaLasury's
Omoigai.,) so long and justly cielebreted fee
their peculiar virtue., are strongly recommended to the
notice of every lady, havit g obtained the remotion and
spprohation of most gentleman of the medical pro-
fession, as a rate and valuable medicine in effectually
removing obstruction., and relieving other Moon-
vsoiencee to which the female frame is liable, especially
three which at an early period of life frequently miss
from want of exercise and genersl debcity of the
eystem ; they create an appetite, correct indigestlea
remove giddiness and nervous headache, sad see
eminently useful in windy disorders, shortrees of
breath. and palpitation of the heart; Wag perfectly
innocent, they may be used with safety in all 144110M11
and climate.,
It is necessary, owing to the 01:111301VILI
to warn the public that ICKARSLIT.II is the oaly original
reeeipt, sod bee been prepared by the bsoirsley family
over aiAbty peon. ?mobsters should see that faith box
Is wra'po din whiff either, and the IMMO, "C. KIA ISLET
engraved on the Government ramp. Sold wholesale
and retail by J. boson k, !Was, 150, Oxford-street,
London, and by all medicie,e. vendors throughout the
eountry, in boxes price 2c. fkl. each, or by post for fi
postage stamps.
Agent—Sr. bran, Chemist, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

WARERAIL

EaTtaTe. —nit Monday evening, 0. W.
Ferrer, E-q., and the Rev. S. B. Taylor, Vies readings
at the Townhall, on brbelf of an attempt lately made—
and which we hope may .newer—to provide amusement
and instrudtion crombined, in this town, it the close of
each day. Dakena's woks and Shakespeare's were the
Principal subjects of this evening's entertainment, and
the readers were lithened to with evident interest end
attention. The "Three warnings" was also very well
read by Mr. Falter. in the interval Mr. Gifford sang
nee or two theirs whieb ware applauded, mi were the
very kind endeavours of the readers to amine their
hearers throughout. Mr. F. Frlliter (In the absence of
the Mayor, Mr. Wilcox) said at dm coninsencentent,
that he bad been requested by that gentleman to take
the chair and though his doing so was • mere matter of
form, still the real eat and good-will which he bad for
the readers male it • pleasant duty. Al the aloes of
the evening Mr. Pautan, in a few words, very saitably
returned their acknowledegments and beet thanks to
Messrs. Ferrer sad Taylor. in which those present
seemed thoroughly to concur. On Thursday eeening
Mr. Robert Riwell, solieitor (.ho, to the regret of
those that know him at Warehsm, is about to leave for
Maathester). save soother raiding on behalf of the South.
street Heading-room. He aelecited •0030 of the roost
hurno-ons parts of Ddik-as'a writings, inelading the well
I[ool/0 011140 Barden th Pick with," the a sy ings of that
qo.ialol.l lady Mrs. Sorry Othip, Mrs Harris, aa I
several other character.. Tbe reeler did grant jest at
to Ibis subject+, and the henna" repestedly •pplau led
and esemed quite to appreciate him. Mr. Fenton, the..
presided, end at the close of the ravening, in the mune o'
the meeting, thanked Mr. Howell very mush and lo
elusuent terms for the enterteininent he had given
them. Three cheer. ..mein addition heartily given for
Mr. Rowell. The amateur performers helped very much
with their singing and playing sonde select pieoes to
make the evening peas oft still more plesithnilv. Some
young ladies (dauxhters of some of the thief inhabitants)
kindly rendered their valuable amis.thes in this way,
and we salamt speak too highly of their successful exer-
tion. Amongst a very respeotable attendance were,
beeides Mr. and Mts. Rowell, Mrs. E. Squire and the
Idioms Squire, Mrs. Lsoey, Master Lacey, nod Mrs.
Frith, Mr. and Mrs. Freelsal Filliter and their sons.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Pike and the Miaow Pike. Mr.
Drew. WA family, Mr. Passion, jun., the Mime. Penton.
Me. and Mew Penfold, Mr. Jones and family, and sliout
100 more of If,. isiturbitamta of the town. Dorchester (th
has been the dose le-fore) •Ise effectually lent its aid to
the amiable exertions of the musical rerfornien, who
were entliti•isetically and repeatedly aoplanded by t hoes
in diffsrent parte of the room, sod de/devils* WI if we
may be allowed to pane an opinioth
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

PORTLAND.

Warm orr nut BlLL—Emir on Thud*, morning,
the barque Balk, of About 700 tons boithen, went
aahore on the east side of the Bill, on exactly the
ume spot u the schooner Judy became wrecked. short
time mu. The Bank hu a cargo on board of coals,
coke, bricks, and iron, frown Shielis, bound for
Triennsouth. A steamer from Weymouth went oat to
the vessel soon after the occurrence, but it wee found
impracticable to tow her off.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

HUNTING A P POINT/LENTS.

Mr. Radelyffis Hounds—Wedneeday, A rmaiwell —at it
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, llartinstoirs ;
Friday, liivenhot Station ; Saturday, Langdon—at 11.
The Bast Don't H ounda Wednesday, Melbury
Abbe.; Friday, Gaunt's—at IL
The Blaamoor Vale Foslsounda—Toeeday (this day),
Barnes (roes Reads ; Thureday, Chaatoe Bombers;
Friday, Fifebeed liiidalsa—st 11.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tuesday, 4.-Dorchester County Court.
Wedneed.y, 5.--Moreton, Dorset. -Important auction
of Her. fo,d Beaata lec , by Mr Fluor.
Auction by Mr. klilledge at his Sale Rooms,
Weymouth, of Land situate at Wyk. Regis
and thickerell.
Bridport County Court.
Thursday, 8 -Weymouth County Court.
Friday, 7.-Throop Farm, Affpuddle, Doreet.-Im-
portant Auction of Dairy Cowa Sheep, tr.c.,
by Mr. Ensor.
Wareham County Court.
Monday, 10. - Athelampton and Burleston, Dorset.-
ImPortent Auction of Dairy Cows, Heifers,
Steen, ic by Mr Eimer.
. •

Blau,lford—Countj Court.
Tuesday, IL—Poole County Court
Wednoseley,,l2 —Toiler, I)oreet.:-Important Auction

of Devon BeUts, Ice , by M. Hoax%
Wimbotne County Lourt.

BIRTHS.

January 26, at St Loonard'e-terraos, Weymouth, the
wife of Mr. H. Heynolds, of • dat4hter.
January 27, at Pier View, Southampton, the wife of
Kr. T. Aunty, of • daughter.
January 30, at Manley House, Bournemouth. the
wife of the lev. A. S. Henne.t, of a daughter
Januai 30, at Upper Salisbury-street, Blandford,
the wits of Mr. Wareham grocer, of a daughter.
January 30, at ISlandlord, the wife of lie. G. Hale,
jun., of • son.

MARRIAGE&
January 30. at Pimperne Church, by the Rey. W.
Busy, Mr. C. Oxford, to Ulm Mita Lambert, of
Piroyerne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

The Inspector reports of the last three. "I consider
the ford to be in an efficient state.' With regard to
Blandford bet. silent.
As • grand peroration (if that term be allowable with
regard to written ...Minions) "A Ratepayer" endeavours
to clinch the mutter by referring to Bridpert, Lyme
Regis, and Shaftesbury. When the County Beam were
fitst organised, the Act of Parliament require' MI
B .loughs and Corporations either to pr ivWe
en
efficient pollee force, or amalgamate with the County
Constabulary. At that time the peace of tiriiipirt was
watched over by antiviateid Bight watchmen, and
rather than orgai.isa • new acid distinct police (crest, it
was iletiiied to amalgamate. So that Bridport is in
reality not • eon in o Sli•fteshary and LIMO
Regis are curb iLmall Ilion tint I do not see the worth
of " A Itatepayer" quoting them as examples.
Hoping that the next time he au.wers • letter in
your columns, he will tiring specific charges agr,inat
his opponent, and not confine himself to vague soonsiv
tions of misunderat
I am, doer sir, yours faithfully,
A. C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

SHERBORNE.

THE VICARAGE Or PHINIORNL—The Earl e
on the parr of the Crown, bee promoted V.. Rev.
William Hector Leon. W.A., of Triniiy Cllege. CAUI•
b',dge, vicar of 0h.,.. and ioeumbent of Caatiston, to
he vicarage of Sher biiroo, recant by the resignation of
the Rev. K. Hunt, n, M. A. Yr. Lyon is • ton e the 1-ti
Dr. Leon. form-rly bead twister of Sherborne .ebn..l,
and his appnintment.wiff off rd the greatest satisfa-tinn
to the parishioners and the Protestauta of the whole
manly.

" BABT•IFARIRIFiI." Two or three mfonthe ago •
ishonring nom ,n, the trifle nf a thatcher, living ut
Sherborne, answered an advertisement that appeared in
a local paper, requiring a dry nurse for • child. The
little infant nu only broaght by • young man and young
woman, who gins tietir address so' our fitalbri lie ;" •
rertain stun was agreed apen for it, maintenance, which
was regularly paid for some weeks, but Aloe then the
iteigAy has been stepped, and all attempts to disoover
the parents Lava been in rate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

TIIISDaT, —Bolero J. Tigard, S. oottersll, and J.
Ayline, &qrs.
Aoo AAAAAA D Honk, wee charged
with being drunk out eonimitting so assault upon the
person of John Durwood, who decosed that on the
previons evening he waa at the George lon, where he
•aw I rioter, who was quarreling with • man nained
11,wkIns. Re itlird,d PrI.MOT to be quiet, when he op
with his fie- and knock d him down. Witnest's face
we. much b.ttered, atid this was the result of the
prisoner's violenss.— Dr. Griffin had seen the wound.
shout the back part of bin head, and prmounned them
to be very deep cute, and saod thtt the witness • mild
not be skis to go to work again for some dart—Supt.
Lidhury deposed that last night., on rnformation received,
be went to the Gcorge Inn, where he found prisoner,
who had Durwood and,, him on the floor, bittni him
unniereibilly. With the assittence of the laullord the
prisoner wet turnrd out of the hones, but reromd to in
home, end on returning tt the bar and eornmencing
" riggs" afresh he was taken into cuttocly. On the
oar to the stoke the primmer made consi.Mrsble re-
end'oece suomeded in tripping wittiest no, who
fell heavily on hi. recs.—The bens& committed prisoner
to gaol for two menthe with h•rd-lebeelt.:
VadABONDAGIL—Thomes ailare wee brought up
chancel tinder the Vagrancy Ae4—Tbotoss Powney
depowtd he seeing prisoner bongo( at ()Malin the
Previous afternoon, The prisoner wee disabused on
pmmieWit to go oattid• Site borough boendaties, and
not to retina again.
&rah Caddy wee shammed with luting d,nk end
riotous to the public strait, about half-peel two this
morning.—P.O. Short proved the clierge.—Flaed Sc.
sod mete.

T-11011ADLY.—Before R. R. Swaffield, Eq., and R. if.

E int.
ho to. pgeque Beaver, Elward
Eitlit sailors beloasinit
ssith disobedience to or l
lers. Tbe sae was botiad from
Allen master, were brought ap undiar.a warrant oharged
Ninth Fibielao to New York, and it apPeared that
during the gide of Friday night the vessel shipped some
sNstm. on which the prisobers alleged that ebs wed AS'
mfg. and refused to proceed sole. she Via rensdeed•
In oonseqnsnee the master made Portland Roads, and
having Gatt•ed the vsbeel to he purveyed AO Fad lieo"
"^"nseel seaworthy. Notwithstanding, the mee still
refused to proo-ed on the Toyer. A warrant WIN there-
f-se .1'14.'4, sad they weed apprehended. After the
hearing of the trvidebee, and at the recommendation of
the magistrates, four of the prisoners eoneeneed to
fulfil their agreement avail motions the voyage. Th•
remainder—Thorns. B.oeney, Samael Kelly, Robert
Merchant, and Ramo.' Thompson--r.-meined refreetorl,
and declared they would not sail unless the yawl was
repaired and • new long boat obtuinsid. They were all
four senteueed to two months' impriciosnent with hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

Showing, in the Gee weeks, s rite of 15e. 7d. in wheat ;
rise of le. ed. in barley ; end eriaeotll..hboM,.

CORN MARKETS.
Tins° AT. —Ststribe,: Whose um& out of °audition,
which tendered trade dull, but the dryer sorts make is.
per quarter more money. Other grain finn.—Leeels:
Wheat and barley pilot, and prism nneh.ged.—
Liverpool -. Steady demand for wheat and flour at last
Friday's prices.
Wipetenet'. —Mark•Lane : Short supply of English
wheat, and dry paroels realised klonday'r rates. Foreign
, quiet at lah prices. Harley firm —Dorset; At t.ll out
markets there are very large suprlies of .hest, but as
the we ther continues wet the condition on the whole
is indifferent ; the trade. however, is rather active, and
pries* have an upward tendency to a alight advance on
beat qualities : the quotation ie 61;s. to 76a, with an
average of Ms. 64. Best qualitlits of barley are in re.
quest at tulle regent rates, the quotation reaching up to
46.. per qr., the average being as high as 435. 3d. Oats
to
are a quiet trade at about recent rates. In henna nod
pee, ewes any trade doing. and prices do not show nay
alteration. Flour advancing. —Boston : New white
wheat realised 76a. to 83a.; and new red, 72a. to 75a. per
36 Moos. Barley dull. Oats and bans made full
irsruce.;s...—d
„dicer.
sub :
toWnhlte..
p.wrhs6eststornaeugedßLruomy,
\
ggr. per qr.--Nrwark: Wheat trade ateemly at en.
triune prises. White made SOL Li Mu; red. 735. to 79,
pet 36 dam --UppMekaas : Wheat trade slow at Ed
peke.. Bono qM/A—Workmp : Wheat Ind* mods
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

THI TINIAN PUSS.

Referring to the death of Edward Duffy, the Fenian,
the Pignut, says:" Edword Duffy is dead in Mill-
bank, 0.4 has taken charge of bis noel, but of those
to wiodia the charge of hit body has tte-n committed the
trouble was not great not Vie solicitude pi-01011gal.
Edward Duffy died, as loony another Irishnisn hat
died in the too past yes. —in prison. Ecloerd Duffy's
life, like the lives of °the's, was not forret to the low,
but the system of capti.ity to which the law oonlid d
them shortenel their data. There is no doubt ..b..ut
them now. They might •s well all have been hanged in
. rosy, decapitated, and their heads stuck on mites at
the Ca.tle gates or Temple-bar. VI- all Die tiff -rence
it ni he to them now. That wonld have shoeked society.
Soci, ty would have b. en disgusted and borlilied if these
prisoners had b. en decspitated end quartered, as decie d
for higli•tremain culorita, and their dismembered limbo
vresout-d to her to be disposed if acoorJing
to he- will. Dist would hay. been only following out
the directions of the aentenoes in oases of high treason."
Tel CLIBIWIWILL axposiox EXPLAINID IT 01U OP
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

wives seems now to have peened into the bends of the
tft.irttualists" who haws come to it from the abbe of
Philosophy rather than of rcligion, end who in waking
their affinities rarely end those affinities at home. In
their hands Cr or con.ent to leave it, and ft might
tie beep b. tter few Mr. Dixou's literary ieputetion
had he done no fOO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

lato anb Ctn.

A Oottetn's Vaintucutr. —ln the ease et Bunny.
Batton, in the Divorce Court., the petitioner, the wife of
a poppet-mill in Lambrth. was marriA to the
reopen& rit in 1858, ant heed with him about five years.
She then left him no account of his drunken and brutal
conduct. Butore this her cousin. Matilda Barnes, had
coma to stay with her. Matilda did her brat to protmt
the petitioner from the respondent's violence, and per.
eluded tel to separate from hum; after which she bears
to cohabit with him henolf. Deere,' xi*, with costs.

_
A WITZ ELOPING Willi A LODGIIL—In the petition
of Inmsn v. Inn.° and Brodie, in the Divorce Court, it
seem. d the petitioner, &London auctioneer, married the
respondent in August, 1861, and was to her, according
to the testimony of his brother, "an exeeptional
hubond." The corespondent. William Brodie, won •
lemon of independent means. He went to lodge with
the portico. in st. James's-enure, Notting-bill, sod On
the fish of December, 1865, induerd t..e, respondent to
elope with him. A year elapsed before her husband
obtained any tidings of her, and finding then thud oho
wu living at Islington with Brodie. as his wife, he in
stituted the present suit. Decree nisi, with costa.

A Bannon F•cTolli.—At the Birmingham police
court, Toomu Chambers a sausage maker, was charged
with having 411 b. of di:wailed pork in his poeseasion.
Chambers is a sausage maker in a large way of business,
hiding a steam engine and two 5,005(0 machines. The
sanitary inspector sic silted that diiiethed meat was
tmed. He watched for five hours till the steam engine
was set to wnik. Be then entered the place and found
41th, of trichinous pole about to be oonverted into
sausage.. Coambera blamed the butcher (Horton.
Hall.ring, Birmingham), and the butcher blamed his
wile. The magistrates ordered the meat to be de.
stroyed—• decieion which is not open to objection on
the oronnd of severity.
PRO)discount; Lovs.—ln the case of Hampson
Hampson and the QUIIIII'S Proctor (intervening,) at the
Divorce. Court, it seemed the petitioner was the widow of
• publican named Robinson, who kept the Green Mau.
at Manchester. In March, 1864, she was married to
Paul Hamosoo, and, after cohabiting with him for •
year, she brought a suit against him for cruelty awl
adultery. The court ranted her a decree MM, hut the
p5,„01., interweeed, and charged her with nsvieg
committed bigamy with one Marthall Rooks, her ber-
.. Thu. it seems she had really lone; and after it
they went back to the Green Man, where, aeoording to
• witness named Tillotson, they sat crying together, and
yi ng "lb., bad done it"—(a laugh.) All the i.arties
—the petitioner, Boob. and witaesa—were perfectly
aware that she had • husband already. Could not tell
why the second marriage had been coutreeted, but sup-
posed that Books mated 60 $O6 seam 100007.—Petilios
dlieliameL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

DEiTIIB.

January 28, at Chubb's Almshouse, Dominator, Mrs.
Once Os let, aged 91.
January 28, suddenly, of apoplexy, Mrs. Tamen,
proprietor of the Royal Viote,M Assembly Rooms,
Southampton.
January 30, in the Close, Selisbury, Major Emly,
aged 72 years.
Janu ry 30, at Puddletown, after a severe illness,
Mr. Joseph Jolliffe, aged 24, deeply , egret ted.
Feb,uary 2, at Church-street, Dom/roster, Elisabeth
8411alaury, aged 48 yowl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04


11819_,..ihrs MAR% tbat Lel salmseett the sorra ha the put
ea' aarrY aim *rush the coming season with the
surne susses whieh had crowned their aortal hitherto.
With ritaltrat to the weekly sweepstakes shooting, he
referred them to sertain üblee that he had prepared and
SallNi to the beard in the drill-hall, showing the sub-
scriptions to the expenditure of that fond. He had also
Prepared averages of the .00res made by all the com-
petitors. and he lulled their attention to the bet that
they must not regard it to the discredit of sap member
who slot 16 times with. lower average then an. who.
Only shot sin those, as the former had to cautmed.in all
'weathers, end apdirt • variety of eirourwsilanoss whir&
mere not ezparteneed.by the letter. With ger.rd to
the airespetakeeln seeerel, he found the steabee
had heat 10 wet the plasmas than% be eorresitespd.:
big ptelod of 1111111. -The average attentlanee ci ecru.
whore in that year vas 1010. whereas In the put
season it was only 816, or almost 21 ler than the ume
period in the previous year. This undoubtedly showed
a flagging of the interest in the eweepetakei. shooting ;
but he couldgnot amount for it in any way. He thee face
the avenge soons made by the several competiiors,
which he said showed rather an improvement over thaw
0044001 it WA Butree4ng that the attendance had
diminished did., it oAed to him thet it would be
advisable ia totem to economise time by Iw:tl4ing the
sweepstakes ones a fortnight only, Instead of weekly 5.
hitherto. That was • question be would leave for their
eonsiderstion between this and the time for eowinearina
the contests. He cordially endorsed everything
thet
Captain Coombs had said with regard to the band, for
kir. Wellspring had stook wailfully to the lAA of
bringing the band to a state of thorough efficiency, sod
he (the lieutenant) thought hie enertgons bed been
heartily vrtweedated by the whole corpa—(sePlatw4
The 'tubbed of forming a oominittee to receive the
Government 't, as alluded ,o by Certain Coombs::
mil
his ^Pettis; address, wai then mooted, and, on t
s
motion of rprral Chick, seconded by Corporal Taylor.
it was resolved that the urges°t should be appofated
to Set in conjunction with the ceptuin In ahar„raPa._66,72
Captain Coombe then proceeded to dlintrlngwi na
. badges and ousters won daring thePw n. sa
. follows: Marksmen's bedges—Sorgri,., Greening.
Chick, VorpL G. Cue. Col -Yergii
regory, Priv. IL
Ling, J. Godwin, Priv. T. Roger., wt. rnv
&jab". P"rtars—Prlv. M"
r.'
Cross,B4TSLe.:: oft..
Gregory, sod Oodwin. At t
• the distribution. the
re
isompetitiou for time pest. will be oontinned on the
gallant captain observed that the
same conditions as heretofore, and he trusted they
. would try to win .1011,.."0 *won then they bad done
in the peek—(errite.). .
The corps, heeded by Ha band, then proceeded For
I march around the lode, end were afterwards dismissed
at the usual plus.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

WINBORNP.

WINIDINI NI It Iris announoad by the Ray.
Chudow. at the Mil dinner, that H. 0. Start. E,
of Cr.tabill. hao, with his oneustoteed ilherallty end
'undoes; offered to furnish a hand ome now pulpit
for the Minster.

610 Dosser VoUnrrinsa—Tbe anneal dinner ot
the inembrra of this eorpe took place on Thursday lase,
at the Town•ball, erb-• the pros to the 'ace-idol nem-
petitora daring the nest were nistrihotei. Ti,. notice
of the fathering was en short, that bat low were aware
al the event clown' off till the morning of Tisaymy„
However, about 50 sat down to an earolknt dinner
Ropplied by Mr. ‘leattrook, eonfestioner. Mr. Ho-hing.
bee s of then w Railway Hot,, ranaylollll the Noe",
the ,bar was taken by Captain Montague Gloat, and
there were also ;anent Colcriel Hansel, Nugent Banks.,
Req., the Rev. Prrbendary ()aglow, Ghanian' to the.
Unit battalion, Captain end Adjutant Barrett, A.
Whitelpad, Fon., Dr. Rowe, L'anten•nt Weld Taylor,
k. Tbe ive•ting woe • very happy and convivial one.
The silver badge anal first prim were won by Corporal
Km ridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

Jordan intclligtnct.

Tile SATS eoffin of the
Emperor Mezinvii" Iran been ecain °pelted to deter-
mine once more the identity of the body. A (emaciation
was also named to draw up • protocol, giving a at its-
meat in legal form of the Emperor's deciesce. Prince '
Hobanlobo, the Martha of the Iwpeeita Heee,hol.l. the I
Kinister President Print). Auertherg, and the liiiii.ter
Cunt pestmaies, Vice Admiral Von Tegethoff, and the
former Physician in Ordinary to the Empsror Maxi-
mills.' (Dr. Basch), as well as the guardian of the
c•poei. Ifxstastery, and some others were present at the
eereuthey. When the coffin was opened they saw and
expressed their eonvictioo of the authenticity of its
oontants. The statement which wits then drawn up
on 4 signed has been Will-het in the ofliam journal, to
put an end to the senseless rumonre which were in cit.-
ciliation. When the lid woo raised third weal a fine
penetrating smell of the gums and other ingredonte
need in the embalming. The face is of • dark brown
colour, and the skin shines se with a polish, caused, no
doubt, by a tarnish -like coating which hes been applied
to it to ensure preservation. The mouth is .lightly
open. The eyes have been replaced by others of glses,
which, if I recollect rightly, a. of • different colour to
those of the Emperor. They w.re taken from a figure
of the Virgin. because probably there were no others et
auiedc.h..te.or.daf tt:hhelhr.haleadrunt_haa.ltill
and
abnn b:t: thee
tn;
oPfkavelvet. The beard which the Emperor wore
always had it disided, so that it formed .1
P6tlonhetcghteelanind fail is in Perfect Preservation. It has been
combed downwards in • broad line' while the deceased,
boraigiado.sllTyheoe v_fe*ritidhLer.erit.,
side. The body is dressed in • blank
the upper part of which is trimmed with velvets
trousers era of dark grey cloth, On the hands are
when loaivienfaher
r blsok gloves, and the feet are covered with varnished
boot'. The palatal business over, the lid was repl•oed,
the ease 'coxed, and one key taken possession of by the
5 cersed *wawa of the Househol&—riesssa Corns-
pcusimils
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

THE CONSPIRATOR&

The Fenian prisoners charged with wilful 'murder in
connrxion with the Clerkenwell explosion were attain
brought up on Tuesday at Bow-street. The chief point
of intereat wan the fact of Patrick littliany having
corn. forwar I tube ex.mined a. a owl' nese for the Crown.
tic stated that ie bad held the position of • "c ntre"
in the Fenian Brotherhood ; that he attended • meeting
at which it was deterweed that each roan should get
as much powder as he could ; and that • day sae
eppointe for • subarquant meeting to report whet tad
been done. He woe at • meeting at Dearriond's hour.
on the Tun tay or Wednesday before the explu-ion, at
which Engli.h, Barrett. awl ON. ill were present. One
urn reported that he had got • turret of gunpow her.
end another that • truck was engaged. On the day of
the explusion; and after it hioi taken place, he saw
Barrett, who bad cu his whi•kara (If, and had on
another m•li's coat. Barrett mod it woe he who hal
It the fuse, and that he was afraid of being i lentiflad.
Barrett was ideorifiad by m than one wit tem, as
having t ,ken • pronineut pert in the operations for
the explosion. All the prisoners were again remanded.

THI STAT. 0/ TRIXOR IR OORI.

A correspondent of the Cork Constitution complain
that its clangorous to walk ahout the atreeta of that eit
without wearing mime article of the " national colour'
—stern. "On Tuesday," he lave, 'a lady of my
acqu•intanee was going down I,tanci.n•atreet on an
eriand of mercy, when she was astonish. d by being .et
upon by several young boys and I.aises (not by •fty weans
of she lowest rank, a. they were decently &need), who
seized her round the neck and tore her sonnet neck.
kerchief, demanding to know why she did not wear the
patriotic colour."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

BORnIIGIi POLICE.

ThItIIDAT. —Before the Mayor (R. Cox, lig.), S. W.
Whetham, and .T. Williams, Rpm.
George Powell wss charged with haring nalawf ally
aasaulted and beaten big daughter, Emily Powell, aged
15 years, on the 24th inst. Mr. Darr fat defendant,
pleaded guilty, and said it *our-does to the heat of
passion, the daughter having pawned • great many
things. The loan now sines y regretted haeine
aesselted the girl. It musta the old had taken
in or more of her father'. maneytand spent it
on herself, sad she admitted haring Wein some. Mr.
Day sail be could not instil/ the act, bat there had
been greet irritation given to the father. Mr.
Whetliam considered from the girl's appearance (she
had • maple ei Week eyes), that the hither had trestisd
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

1T1716.

The Fenist prisoners at W•rwick ar, to be brought
beck to London to take their trial at the Central
Criminal Court.
The man Daley, apprehended at Woollen*, for pro-
posing to administer the Fenian oath to • sergeant of
the Royal Artillery, has been dim •baraed, the evidence
in the ess onn•ineing the masiateato that the ',denier
bad been guilty of nothing more than a drunken Leak.
The young man Coffey, who affixed a Fenian placard
on the wall of the London Mansion House, espies...A hie
reeve; on Friday for what he hid done, end... Also
40.0.: it was paid by a Roman Catholic prime.
About twenty Farina's attacked Dtinoarinon mateello
tower on Monday nigie. A holy of soldiers raise out
Againat them, And oalkel upon them to surrenAee. The
with a eeiley, which the ',AA's. na,
turned. The Fenian' than Iroke away anti it acme
bru-httood, carrying with them two of their • .mrslee
who were teen to fell. One soldier was wounded but
no arc et• were made.
2,,T,..riy 8 net, of nunpowder has been stolen from a
store at Newport, bounty of Mayo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-04

WIWBORNE.
PRTTY SESSIONS.

FRIDAY. -Before the Rev. Carr J. Glyn, Col. Paget,
Re.. J. R. duetie, and H. !knocker, Req.
Demme/tone Pat/raga —Rd wtrd Habgood and Thomas
Cole, two of the inmates of the Wimborne and Cru-
borne Urtioa•houte, were brought up in custody, on
charge preferred by Ifr. Harvey, then:meter. of worsting
a qeantty of coal mid wood up one of the dues of the
said union-heue.—ldr. Hervey stated that in cone*.
queue of thia dangerous cot, the due caught fire, and in
• human probability if the fire had weaned at night,
the house would have been burnt down, and the inmates
been in danger of th.ir lives.- -Rahgood, in defence,
sai I that be put the coals up the chimney. so aa to bays
them ready to put on in cold weather, and Cole said the
wood was damp end he put it tip the chboney to dry,
not intending to do any harm.—The Bench inquired as
to the general charact-r of the men, and u it eppeared
that Habgood had been guilty f ineubqrdin•tion pre-
viensly, he was oidered to be imprisoned for lilJeya,
sod Cl. wag ordered to be kept on short diet for three
day*, and to ruder snob other punblunent u the muter
could irgnllp indict.
(logo YRZISPARB.—Dari4 Faneey, an old man residing
at Kismet, wee charged with aging a trap for the purpose
o/ taking gems on lent. over which the Hon. Grantley
Berkeley haa the right of ehooting.—Alfred Bartlett,
under-keeper. said that on Sunday morning he was out
watching at fotw o'clock, and heard e here ery out. He
went to the plum in company with the bead-keeper and
watched it. About 10 minute. poet 9 they 1.111. the
derendant corns out of hie house, and take up the hare
and put it in his pocket. He then took up the tram and
wee going away. when they wont to him and took both
A.s/. - In reply to Hr. Berkeley, witnese maid there was
satoUey twee ea./ems by the wine place, and a hire in it.
In hie defence nog said that the trap, which wee en
is
oohidowind,olnan:dd".
bdisFit' fitted to catch
bedviate hiao ma
ui power wi
e Oil
which
rabbit. N. o h
i f
gay Gabor vermin. Tba trap was set for rabbi* hod
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

- A - -

Th. awroartwa Orrin' than aakad if say other
PetLiman deeired to offer himself RS a ciandidate, and
there being no response, he di-olsred Charles Napier
fitsrt daly elected, sod directed him to att.ind at West-
-00 the 10th of December.
Colonel Broar retureed thetas for this additional
Proof of their confidence in him, in permitting him to
oceolrY for the fifth time the proud position of being
their representative in Parliament. Ile should feel an
cdditional responsibility now that be was the only
member for the borough, and should do not may what
he could for the good of the country, but what be
Goall for the good of the borough (cheers).
A vote of thanks wee passed to the Returning One?,
OR th. 0,040 a of Colonel STOST, seconded by Ht.
Crntleig. .12i Mt. Hoban briefly replied.
The indenture of election having been geed, she
Proceedings ended, with chaste for Oolottel Start, the
(keen, and the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

DORCH EST ER.

Golf AOCtligirr.—On Thursday last as • labourer
named John Richards, in the employ of Ur. J.
Saunders, of Forston, was keeping birds from the corn
with • gun, he hid .mc rsion to pass over • hedge, when
by some mean. the gun was discharged, and it. contents
enterer' his left hand He wee at once taken to the
Dorset County Hospital, where it was found advise-
able to amputate one of his fingers; but under the
treatment of Mr. Young, he is progressing favourably.
SHERIFFS roe 11169.—The following gentlemen have
been nominsted :
Ivor 13ertle Guest, Esq., Canfont.rnanor ;
Sir It. G. Glen, Bart., Gaunt ..house; Hector Monroe, Esq.,
Edmonsham.
Sorsaassesuras.—Sir R. A. Home, Bart., Btourlusul W.
Blake, Esq., Brulge.houes ; R. Grey Esered, Esq., Hlll.house.
Corarr or Sorrnsurros. —J. Bor•ut, Es., Brockenhurst-
park, near Lymington ; T. Falrbalrn, Esq., Brunbridge-
home, Otterbourne ; H. Compton, Est;, Illsuor.houss,
Mincert.md.
Wn.rsnias--R. L Lopm,Esq., Bandridge.pirk, Melksham ;
J. Rasen.l3lll. Esq., Athton.housis, Warminster ; .1. W. O.
Spicer, Esq., Spyre-park, Chippenham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

\S4P4,

LONDON MARKETS.

Al grlltieb' A ELNOTRIO TELSORAPH.

RON OUR OWN RIPOWIWIL

XLRI-L•Ni, Nov. 16.

Wheat very dull, sad to effort Woe holm Nowt
hart rubroltiod to a reduction of of ls to per qr
&cloy %to Ii per qr. cheaper. Other artistes quiet.

THE NEW ARCHBISHOP.
Her Majesty has bass pleased to elevate the Blame
of Lemke to the Primacy.

Tin vassoey to slit.* Mr. Clay Kar-Bsymer mow&
M Bernell' ceased by the appobitonnt to Madrid al Mr.
Prey Ffremh.
Ms BAR Aso Tam tuorross —The number of
barrister/Hit-law who ere candidate* for nada is tho
sew Parliament for the eounina, Sties, and boroughs of
ISaglaad and Wales is 11T, of this number 74 are
harridan in actual practice. 31 or. Queen's Cowin' and
four aro mergeantaat-law : 50 some forward as Liberds
and 58 is Comervatives ; 10 attorneys are also
candidate&

A Nair EILLED Duarro • Plarr.—On Tuesday
evening two men, named respectively John Walsh (a
coalbeaver. 24 years of met and Hugh nub wick, who
reside at Seasionthe, quaimited, &ad promeded to settle
the divots by a fight. Walsh knotted Of threw
Fishwiek to the ground, and whilst down began to
kick bias Arooogrt the crowd was Hogan Fishwisk,
brother of one of the combetwita, who, seeing his
relative being so abated, went up and gave Walsh •
heavy kick under the loft tar. Walsh immediately rolled
ewer, gave a groan, and died. Heger Fishwiok was taken
into custody. He is a licensed porter, connected witti
the Somewhat ferry. Although • man of rather
notorious cheraeter, be has received rewards from the
Humane Society, as be ha bow instrumental is saving
no fewer than twentptiro persons from drowning.

_
MIQOIIIII MASS rot TES AROS3IBIIOI. 07 Cairn-,
WIT. —The following account of a recent function in •
ritualistic pl•es of worship we oopy from the Church
News of Wedneeday, Our readers, perhaps, think that
it is a j Age on our part, but we mews them such is not
the ea... and that the paragraph is taken bond fide
from the above named print: °8& Clement's,
Cambridge.— On Tuesday • requiem mass was sung at
this 'laurels for the repellent the soul of the late Arch-
bishop of Canterbury. Both then and at the ord nary
daily masa a large number of the faithful were present
ho pray for the deceased prelate." For the church of
Eneland this is strong, to say the least of it. ably
Register.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

53:Berkele7—square:Lntr4on.
TO THE FREE AND INI.EPENDENT ELECTORS
OF WEYMOUTH.

0 Ernst( au. -
TT hag been my wish to offer myself to you an
1 a Candidate for the honour of representing your
ancient Borough in Parliament; but, in deference to
what I believed to be the interests of peer Town., I
have not done so till the present time. Now, however,
I offer myeelf as n Csodidate. for the honour of repro-
renting you : and I do no with greater confidence, at,
from the connection of my family and myself for ninny
years with the County f Dorset, and with year Town,
I have the pleasure of being personally tioquw.iited with,
and of ha•iug received aseuranoes of iwitsj.wto from
many of you.
Should I have the honour of receiving your support
and of being returned as one of your representgijaes,
used not way that my time and endow/act., to thg
utmost 01 my powers, shall be devoted to your service
and interests.
In politics I am a Liberal Conservative, and AR favour
of progress and ref Opel.
On the great question of the day—the Irish Church,
whilst I would decidedly oppose its die-establishment, I
would be prepared to give to support to any well.
considered measure, baying for its object, the reform
of the abuses and anomalies which exist in it.
I am opposed to the Ballot, but as I consider the
free exercise of his vote is one of the first rights of an
Eioglishman, should it be show.' that be cannot be pro-
tected in the free use of it without the Ballot, I should
then be to favour of it.
As iegards our National Expenditure, I consider that
th ire should I. the vtriatest evounlxo, esiniistent with
doe regard to the efficiency of our Army and Navy, and
Ile proper support of Our Voluoteers.
I am oppo-.d to Compulsory Education; but, at the
thine time, I think every means should be adopted to
place education within the resch of the poorest in the
land.
I hope shortly to bare the Pleasure of meeting you
and of person.lly soliciting your Votes.
I am, Gentlemen.
Your obedient servant.
Clia.B.LllB I. T. IfiJIBILO.
San Doadord,Qi hb. la"

CASSELL'S CELESHATSD COFFEE&
Additional Assets required.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

DORCHESTF.R REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL

SALE.
•IBLISH ID 1852.

T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT SALK will be held ow SATURDAY,
NOVEM RER 21, 1868, et the REPOGrniler adjuraing the
Reath Walks, Rear the Soo th• Wtsk rn Railway Stattoo.

Feely Entries ars respecifolly solicited.

Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale. at moderate Charges.

Commission-4d. iu the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF S 11. E PAID TO VENDORS
SAME DAY.

MAIDEN NEWTON AND CAITIMTOCM,
WRSET.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

DENTISTRY.

I. museimienot of the crest inerommi of Practice,
MON 8. LETS, Surgeon Dentist, and
Manufacturer ci Artificial Teeth, of 5, .141 f.
Twoii ete4/Tilitt, WEYMOUTH, win In future Attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK (WADNISDAYS
and Ball:MD/AO at We. WlLLsransa's„ 51 Sorra-
ISTICIT. from I to 4 p.m.' and will attend al Willman
at their own residences by appointment, without extra
charge, cabin one mile of Dorchester, on Wedasedays
only.
K. LIT. supplies artifisial teeth, unrivalled for MON
comfort, natural appearanee, and durability, and glees
a written warranty, as to keep in good repair, filial
°hare. for • Period of tan Tanta, for ill his work,
which will save the ineonvenienee of returning often to
the dentist, and baying constantly the hand in Um
picket to provide for repairs.
K. Lne has redecedhis rae.erithin the mash of
everyone. Consaltatios free

agr N 8 (onoorosor to Mr. From!)
CHNIIIIT. Dorchester, Avast tor
HORNIMAN's TEA

_
has no mineral colour on the leaf; whole-
someness & cheapness are thus secured.
Genuine packets are signedAnil;salsl4,

PLADIES, LADIES' MAIDS, and HEAD
NIIRSES.— A Lady, who hes bad greet experience
in getting up L..41.s sod Cbildren's heir. is in pee.
sion of an infallible reethod to make the HAIR CURL
es soon no it is applied, imparting exquisite beauty
and krepiog it wavy, soft, glory, end in earl in sL
weathers, even though the hair should poetess no
naturel inclinstion to do so. The cost will be 000
pens V per wok, and one applioation will be eueseesful.
Materials and full directions, will be sent free for 14
sternps.—Addree., Miss " A.M.." Mr. &inure, Boos-
Donniow, Roes.

‘,2 IX CARTES DE VISITE, b. Bd.; Twelve,
2. Bd. Send Carte with Stamps. Petted Copies
returned Free. LOWDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANT
3134. Refent-.treet, W.. opposite the porwskaie,
Gallery for first-class Portraits from ILO
Holborn, London.
F. & D. PHILLIPS. Kamm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

TO THE ELECTOR OF Tri E BOROUGH OF
DO RC H ESTEE.

Ouvrtams.,—
ACCEP r my cordial thanks for having this
day re.eltcted we as year RepreeenLattv• io
Parliawea.%

•
This addttivnal mark of your kindnew shall be on
incentive to me for erforinine those incremied teipon•
sibilitivs which will now drvolve on me, and it shall be
my constant and carvfol itody to promote the welfare
and prosperity of your .neieut Boroufili,
I am, GePtlvmen,
Your obedient Servant,
NAPIER STURT.
Dorchester, Nov. 1603, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

COALS! COALS!! COALS!!
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G. NEAVE PENNEY,
COAL MERCHANT, SHIP, COMMISSION
AND INOURANCE AGENT,
POOLE,

Is wowed to irappiy—Citai, from Ship or store
at Poale, or &Secret earriate free at any atation oa
Use Logsdon and South• Western, Somerset and Dorset,
and Saimhary and Wimborne Railways, at r 51015
TRW A DVANTAOIOOII TO TO! CONSUMER. _

Artat to JOHN BAOODIN AND HONN, Colliery
°weer., Shippers of House. Steeni, Brewers, Bakers,
and Slick-burning Coals. of superior quality.

_ • • • -
THE "GUINEA" WATERPROOF COAT.
Unaffected by ttmperaturs, intimated to retain
ite pliability in all eternities without broomiog sticky.
It is entirely free from smell of napth• or other solvents,
and for general style, quality, end manufacture is not
surpassed. blade in two qualities —vii., on • fine
material, with • view of making it light and portable,
sad also on • heavier but more durable sulistarsee.
_ _ _ _ _ .

Priro—J,Y, Fogg:lp, 7..' Oop, 3a. 6d.; or dui
Suit compl,te. h. Mactufeatured for
W. C. DAMON,
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER,-

AVG—USIA PL•CT (Nixt Dot T , TUT VlCTußla.H.37rus)
WEYMOUTH.

E. CAMBRIDGE & Co.'s
W. C. CANBRITI
CELEBRATED PATEN PRIZE

COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW

. Reosived the lit Prize it
six consecutive A in5ti1._...,._..411111111......_
._...,._..411111111......_
tural Shows, when lint it..
-- trodued in August nd
September, 1861 Also
li 111 ! • Highly
errltdu.dralat 'll
in
Oilitl i ....,,e• Itre,V,,,,hBhoe, 14'"reutle,
'' ' ' 'IN a 0 4r.offered . when no.Prius were
.3 31 a 3,-,.. ....... los Chun Harrow..
ic, , ii,.... •a a 'a. As • Bush lisrrow for
'4'3 p
0• . . ..41,11,34 "ture Land. Rubbing
4 aa a • , Down Manure, Scratching
t)iaatiAt)a,APll op 11.411 &c., it is tin-
-2.3,4, ri vp: II I . i
.3.00.6.4.,.. and relievestlituw if aork l:twterrel
:
3a,taisiaati as the ordinary Chain
firiors'ii A Asa .1) Harrow whom oollecting
- ! ,L.57,....ii
. , ie.... Conch or Tivitch Grass.
01,4,41.41.4:1 east his also need for working
4.34,1000- down Land that has been
fa tie a a 40.4., A. Ploughed in with Nun
7'6 Iseeddfii:stutd-rarobcrn:Secintuedrhriin,i3edllannlakiel're,ivitnibnigan"da:
1 i is invaluable for healing
SIMI floe tiltb, snob u cannot be obtained with any
other Implement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

HOP MARKET.

8010008. Friday. The markitt has continued
icacii•e ; fine parcels have met • fair sale at steady
rates, but inferior produce was dull of sale. Mid and
East !Ceuta, £2 10s, to £7 151.; Weald of Rents, .£2
to EL to; Susses, LIM 114 ; Farnham'. 1:4 to 125
Country, 114 to £5; Itavanans,E2 101 to £4 45.; Balgians,
£2 to ; Yeartinp, £3 to la per cwt.

POTATO MARKET.

B0101:108 AND SPITALFIELDS, /al?
su a pplies potatoes, are on sale at these mai kat'. e
trade is heavy, and prices are irregular. &said.
Regent+, We to 150.; Sootah Regents, Ws to 1401:
French, 40. to 85. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

POOLE ELECTION.

The nomination for this borough took place an
Monday, and was a very lively affair. The Sherid
(W. Aldridge, Eaq.), having formally opeaed the
prompediegs.
Mr. F. T. Rouen proposed, and Mr. G. PSNICZY
*wooded, Mr. C. Waring as a proper person to
represent Poole in Parliament.
Mr. W. Preacs nominated, and Mr. J. WOOD
swouded, Mr. Arthur Guest.
Both candidates then addressed the electors, but
the row made was WO great to bear reach of what
was said.
On • show of hoods being taken, tbe Sheriff
declared it to be in favour of Mr. Guest.
A poll was demanded ou behalf of Mr. Waring.
Subsequently both the candidates deliverel
addresses—Mr. Waring from the London Hotel, and
Mr. Guest from the White Hart.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

Mrs. Prince A lbert
Balmory Cull*
licotanad.

end another—
Ilia
Queens Vletofia
of England
would go to Windsor Castle and Balmoral without fail;
while the following, posted in London at the breaking-
out of the Polish losurrect on, would find its way to
St. Petersburg'', fast •• picket enuld carry It:—
To the IC It.g of Rushrya
Feerten, with op« d.
When the letter-carri•rs end the blind °facers have
extended all their chill in oats, the letters aril sent to
the Dead Letter I tee, in order that they may be
returned to the writers, provided any clue clan ha
obtained from the .ntet,t, a. to their whersaboutm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

DirBIRABLI FREZHOLD PROPILIMISL

TO BE Br)LD BY AUCTION, BY

I%IR. J. T. ENSOH, at the Wl,l noltsa
1. Ina, M range NErreian. •ii FRIDAY, the 20t.,
NOVEMBER, Itt6B. at Mn' er..oek in the afternoon,
subject to such onediti,gne U iU be thee and there
produced, in Lots.
dll shoe' I•inr Wail:, AGES on DWELLING.
HOUSES, GROU'rik'S sHOP, end I'REMI ES,
most edventeecou...ll &meted optbeite the Cr,.. in
Id•ide'n Nt't•tot a and in the re.portivc
,oeurrpet.ong of ar. ...r g
.gURN ROBERTS, Hr.. JANIE
BOrn,SG. M". Monona. ant Mr Geoao• fr,,it.
o,llt MEd:A.:AGE or DWELLING HOUSE
end PRF,MISVA with the large and produc•i, e worn
att,,).-ct ibereto visy °Dagen 5.1.1.04,1 in C•tti•inek
and in the ne-up•tion of Mr. J. UN Items
Yee turtle r •rply to Meagre. A NUMMI
nod roric. Solicitors. IM-chanter.

IDORCHRSTER HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

•HRISH OF PIUbLk.IOWN. DORSET.

••TIRE HIGHWAY BOARD for the District
of Doer.hewer. H OMR NOTICI.—That on
• lite fifth day el 4.titUatff next, application will he
se, Her Uleaty'sJas•itara ofbe P or.. tweenthie I
r Semioos to and fur the County of Dorset, at
Duro' e.ter, in the mid County, for an order to .top up
• pert of • serial Puhlie High war, aituate within the
P.rAt of Fiddlirown, 1. Oterapd C •ur.ty, that is to sae
so much and such part of the present Highway, through
and over a Stu.. t e.led Rack Mutat int the Front
Street in the meet Parish, •co orneocing at the east
corner of the Yrnl ar d Pi emima, in the o,),rapetion of
.I.does Voui.g, by ,he K When Garden, belonging to
Mime, it How,. it.to the .1.i4 Front Street, reset,, the
etite.n, into lb • Vie.raor of the mid Pariah, not which
Snot Shot ugh 131 tor thereabouts ;and to torn,
divert. and itibivirvie, in lieu of such public Hi,hway
so ppuneed to Sc .topped op, a certa•n other Rant, to
bps Fohlic Highway for Horses, Carta, and Carriages,
to eetnintnaa at the said east caner of to mid Fara
ana Firari.ea, .0 mem ierrliy the sai.l Janies Young,
and to continue. lead, out pass therefrom by the side of
It,, Dwelliog•hAne and PrPiliiSell, occopied by the bald
.3amee VOUPII, sad tn terminate at itod in, and corn.
muoicate with, the said Front Street: oppo.ite to the
Gates leading to the Church of the said pati..h. Ana
that e Certificate of two of Her Haj..aty's Jciatioes of
the Peace for the said C..untv haaing viewed the same,
and that upon their view it hm appeared to thi in that
• the arot.ping up such Public Highway and the divot si. it
Minot, as tlicaame is proposed to be diverted. i. nearer
bad mote oommedio Ito the Public, with a Plan of the
old Highway and (sash propomil new Highway, will
be lodged with the Clerk of the ream for the said
County, at hi. 011Iee in Sherborne, in the sail County,
on the trot day of DECHIIIaa next.

Gisen nde; lb • CA-sweats Seal of the said Board.
the 17th day of Wisher.. one thousand eight hoodred
and stagy eight.
H. WILLIA lIS,
Cheirmac.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-11-17

CONSUMPTION

Which hu lute passed through NI Editions of 1000 liseLJ
Tina remarksble book tress of the suttees, symptoms sa4
prvgrus ot thot fell clause, through all its stages, sod lag

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH DiTERHSTENG AND lITRAORD