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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

CONSUMPTION

Which haa now passed through et Editions of 1000 each,
This remarkable hook treats of the canoes, symptoms. and
proems. of Uma fell disease, thrOngh all WI Wails, sad the

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH DITERVITLNO AND EXTRAORDINARY

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS ...LSO OF ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. to.

JAS SMITH. leer Yrfeepailea Talismaels
• Colter. woe Barbs! Mistia Bakal, don..
This case came under my notice in March lAA
Every symptom a Decline was present, and sorb as
aecompeny the second stage (see my book). I found taborets
I. both lungs beginning to euppnrste. Dr. 8., under whose
treatment the patient had been prior to this. declared eat
M 5 disused, ead preseeiteel tie are lapriany. In shout six
week. I saw Mr. Smith again—(l had corresponded with
htm meanwhile)—" Cough and expeetoratiou almost seemed,
breathing better, appetite better. but pulse still feeble." In
another month the tmprovement au still more decided,—
' No cough, expectonttion very slight. gaining On
examination, 'no active diseue now. though luau week."
And ao (iu the memoranda of my book teeory), by further
continuance with my treatment, the patient gradually ne•
gained desk and strength, and resumed his preaching en-
gagements. Suffering from over-:anion, in the early
pert of bus rear, a light tonic prescribed by me set him to
Hie is now Use ••11.1oLl toisimer of lb. Na. CluZ
▪ Surrey. • hater received from om him, Feb ,
reports as follow. I am will in good bealtla, and shall
be pleased Ibr my rug= lobs of merles la any way..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

CATTLE MARKETS.

II rritorocrrtx. Thurvday.— To-day'a market Ira
(*lily supplied with bemits In good condition. Mos
breeds were in fair request, and Monday's prices were
supported. There was a moderate business doing in
sheep, the show of which was tolerably good, at late
rates. Lambs moved off slowly, on former terms. The
tnratmetions in calves were limited, at late rates. The
few prime pigs on offer sold at full prices, but large bogs
were very dull
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

LtretiilTT NMTRAURS.

Aoctourr.—A poor woman of this villack_named
Bartlett, was thrown out of• pony-eart on lloodsy,
near Btiley•gate Railway Station. and Nestainod a
fracture of the lower jaw, besides other injuries. She is
not expected to survive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

KRA MILEY'S ORIGINAL WIDOW
WELCH'S PILLS. DO long and justly cele-
brated for their peculiar virtues in Female complaint.,
and strongly recommended even by Members at Lbw
Faculty, as a safe and certain remedy in removing those
obstructions, and in regulating that periodic function.
upon which the health of young women so much
depends.
These pills are most va/uabie she In general debility
of the system—in stimulating the languid appetite —in
removing indigestion, and the host of nervous affestione
dependent upon it— in palpitation and shartaiess of
breath, which sometimes follow eves the slightest
ironies.
This Medicine in perfectly free from say deleterious
ingredient.-11 may be takes at all *ON sail in all
imams and elimates.

•.• It is necemary, owing to the 0111111110•11
to inform the public that HUI/LW" I the only
ORIGINAL and GENUINE MEDICINE of this
description ever made, and that it has been prepared
by the family for nearly • century. Purchases, are
particularly requested to remark, that as • testimony of
authenticity, each bill of directions containa an affidavit,
and bears Um signature o "C. Ktaisz.re in writing,
also engraved on the Government Stamp, and eadi box
I. wrapped In white paper.
Bold, Wholesale and Retail, by J. BAxon, 150,
Oxfordetreet, London, in boxes, pries 2s. 20. each, or
by peat for 36 postage stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

Par to mink the Offal.

d. id. d. a. d
lot. coarse boasts 3 Ito 3 irritoslouthdoarnB4 Bto 4 1
floconi quality... $ 6to 3 1 !Lrg. coarse calves 6 Ito 4
Prima large ram 4 oto 4 Moo mall
Prime Soots, fre. 4 Bto S Lams bogs 3 4to 3
ltd. coarse Asap 3 Ito 3 Neat sod porkers 3 10 to 4
&mond quality . 3 10 to 4 Schou,. calrea,sch 22 oto 26
prima coarse ',lid 44t0 4 Qr. old atr p 14.010 33 oto 26
Lambs, go. 44. to 7s. 44.
Soma.

110M1011

Bouts BOO I Beast.
lamp lO9OO Sheep
Onlys 2OO Calve. .
Pig*

212
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170

BRIXTOL, Thursday. Trade very quiet, and
isearosly any change from last week's prism. A
large supply of beef ; demand wee not great, but late
rates were well maintained, best descriptions realising
from 68s. to 70a, and in a few oases 725. per cwt. For
secondary sorts flta. to 66a. per cwt. was obtained.
Very little business in motto.. Nice small sheep
fetched from 6iiL to 614. per lb. ; heavy sheep, 6.1. per
lb. ,• and ewea, 6id. The supply of lambs was short;
trade was rather brisk, and prises advanced, 9J. to 10d.
per lb. being readily obtained. There were over 1,000
store cattle ou offer, and pekoe exhibited an upward
tendency; business was rather quiet. In store sheep
there was a better trade, and prioes slightly advanced,
beet descriptions fetching from 30e. to 365. A very
large supply of pip, and the demand was slow. Porkers
realised 10.. 6d. to 10. 91. per score, and bacon pigs
from 10e. 9d. to 10.. 10,1. A good show of horses,
which met a brisk demand, and prices ruled high.

NIWOATO LIADINHALL. Friday. —These markets
were moderately eupplied with most kinds of meat ;on
the whole, the demand has been (early satire, at our
quotstions

Per Bib.., by the GYMS.
L& d.
Inferior bee. B 01.3 1
Middling ditto 3 4 „ 3 8
Primo largo do. 110_B t
Prim =toll ditto 4 1„ 4 4
30..48
lAtobs, in Id.

Pd. d.
Interior mottos 11 Ito $ 6
Middling ditto• • $ 8 4 2
Primo ditto.. . 4 4 ~ 4 6
Small pork ... $ 0 „ 3 4
Urge ditto—. $ 8 ~ 4 8
• to 44. 44

WOOL MARKS'S.

LONDON, Friday.—The public sales of colonial wool,
the second series for the current year, were commenced
on Thursday. with a good attendance of both home and
(*mien buyers, Biddlogs in all descriptions progressed
steadily, and most kinds of washed and scoured wools
were disposed of at prices rather higher than last sales.
The value of greasy qualities was unaltered. The quan-
tities arrived to data consist of 90,624 hales front Pori
Philip, 31,723 from Sidney and Queensland, 26,689 from
Adelaide, 19,414 from New Zealand, 6,425 from Van
Dienian's Land, 2,979 from Beau River, and 32,447 from
the Cape of Good Hope : making • total of 209,801
bales.

CURRENT PRICES OF IniOLIEILI WOOt.
d. i.d.
Ftnicso--fictithdorn helmets er lb. 1 6 to 0 0
ditto ......I 6 1 66
Kent • • • • 1 5 0 0
Southdown ewes sod within 1 4 I 46
Leicester ditto 6—o 0
8011.16—Cinthing
Combing .. • • 1 i —1 10
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

GILLINGHAM.

FATAL Aoomirr.—k kw days ago Yr. W. R. Bell
was riding a horse aloes the turnpike road, when some
one incautiously flung a handful of Weida over the
hedge, the horse started, and Mr. Bell vu thrown, re-
ceiving such injuries as to muse his death on Friday
morning. Yr. Bell, who was in his 69th year, was
steward of the Gillingham property of Lord Wert-
minster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

certainly not Neel to the rate of increase of these
prolific creatures. Recent experiments, however, show
that squills (dcylla maritions), the enormous bulbous
root of which is much used in medicine, is not only •
powerful poison for rodents but also one they are very
fond of. They have • different notion of rivaling with
the question in diner's's, where a correspondent of the
Scient•fic American recommends the following method
of catching rats in a cheap tad effectual meaner :
Cover a common barrel with stiff, stout paper, tying
the ell!" around the barrel; place a board so that the
rats may have easy •ocau to the lop; sprinkle eheyse
parings or otho r food for the rate on the paper for
several days, until they begin to believe they base a
richt to tilde oisily emotions from this source. Tarn
place in the ',Atom of the barrel a piece of rook about
six or seven inches high, filling with water until only
en ugh of it projects above the water for one rat to
ki,re upon. Now replace the paper, first cutting •
erms in the middle, and the first rat that comes on the
barrel top goes through into the water and "limb. on
the rock. The paper comes hack to its pleas and the
second rat follows the first. Then begins • fiebt for the
possession of the dry plum on tte stone, the noise of
which attracts the rest, who share the lame fate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

BACKWATtI IMPROVINIXTE.

Plana and specifications were produced for enclosing
a part of the Backwater from opposite the gu house to
the bottom of Boot-lane.
Mr. Eliot proposal :—"That tenders be invited to
entry out the enclosure of the Backwater from the west
quay to the gss-houao wall in accorianoe with plan No.
I and specifications thereto annexed, with and without
the option of receiving a lease from the Corporation of
inch land in consideration foe the work done."
Mr. Virtue se.mnded the resolution, which was
adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

NoTurNG IMPOSSIBLE.

WHIN YOU ASK FOR
GLICNFIELD STARCH
SIR THAT YOU GET TT.
As Inferior kinds art ohms Substisated for Ws sake at
asks prodW

D HEUMATISA NITIRALGIA,It sad
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general debility, which, notwithstanding the serehl
attention of many usedisal mai of high dead* of
Newcastle, Sunderland,. Scarborough. Ellinhlugh, and
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weakness continued. After this naiad galvaaie bathe
to no gnat purpose, as well as the email
machines, but without the least bens& whatever.
Altogether I vent from £7OO to £BOO about sireass.
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In August last the extraordinary owes effected by
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for his Pamphlet.

FEMALE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

WEY MOUTH.

IMPORTANT SALE of valuable FREEHOLD sad
LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES ia Mslambs Bag*
Weymouth, mad ChlokamalL
MR. MILLI:DOE has been favoured with
instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at his
General Sale Rooms, No. 74, 81., Thomaa-rtmet, oa
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th, 1868, at thew o'olosk la
the afternoon, (unless previoosly disposed of by
private contract, of which due notice will be given,)
subject to such conditions ma be (bars prodused,
the following truly valstabis HOUSES sad PRMLISES,
in lota, via:—
. .

. -
LOT that well-built Freehold Dwelling lino"
situate in Bath-stunt, Park-street, Meloombe itegli, in
the occupation ot Jour DATIDOS.
LOT 2.—•11 that other Freehold Dwelling-honse
adjoining the last lot, in the occupation of 01:0102
ROAD.

LOT; —AU that mbstantially-buill and well-arranged
Leaeshoid Hosea and Premises, situate and being No.
14, Belvidere, eararamiding eery delightful views of the
vaagnflioent hay and the surrounding coast weary.
Thia house la a somplete gentleman's residents..
LOT 4.— AU that other similar House and PlOllllOB6
pdjaining the last lot. bei*Ne. 16, Belvidere, and
possessing the 11~ ava in evc-y rawest.
LOT S.—AU that other Dem adletwing the last lot,
but considerably larger, being No. 16, Belvidere.
Lo 2 6.—A1l that well.arranged Freehold
houae, with large walled•in garde,o nitwits at Rodwell.
at present in the .n patios of Yrs CLIFTON. Them
premises are most splendidly aituated, possessing eery
attractive scenery, and from all position the salubrity
of the air is unequalled.
LOT 7. -All those Four Cottages, Stables, Gardens.
and Premises in the pariah of Cbielirrell, adjoining tbe
turnpiee-road from Weymouth, held on three good
lives, aged respectively 47, 52, and 56 years, in the
occupation of W. Dowirrox and others. Tbe Fee of
this lot may be purchaand at a moderate sum.
Lots 3,4, and Sate bald on LRAM, under the Corpora-
ties of Weymouth and Ifeloombe Beg* for a term of
years, 56 of which are still unexpired, subject to a
ground rent of £4 per annum on each of dims lota.
Farther particulars may be obtained, if required, of
News. ARDEN and Sox, Solicitors, or the A OOTIONIii.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

WIKBORNE.

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Cogsgonalog.—Ths lard Bishop of Salisbury
attended et Holt, on Wednesday, nod consecrated •
portion of ground attached to the burial ground a the
ehapeL There was • large number of persons to rears
the ceremony. The following rawness were pressed,
and wore surplices at the Bishop's request
Sanctuary, Hon. and Rev. W. Ponronby, Rev. H. Good.
Rev. C. (brow, Rev. H. P. Cookialey, Dr. Metric,
Rev. H. Piz, Rev. Ir. B. V. French, Rev. H. Buller,
Rev. T. Patey, Rev. & 13illingtos, Rev. James Trumais,
Rev. H. Fanner, Rev. R. Plumptre, Rev. William
Sheldon sad Rev. W. Heath. The Strop preached an
excellent sermon from Dent. xxxL 14. After
the ceremony the school children, upwards of 100 in
number, were regaled with a capital tea through the
liberality of Mr. and Mrs. Burger, and altar the little
OBIS had satisfied theatrical to their hearts' coatent,
the parents and other visitors were Invited in and
partook of oaks and tee. of which awe WIS SS 4mPlo
44.141.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

POTATO MARKETS.

BOROUGH AND BPITALTIRLDB, Priday.—There baa
been a moderate supply of Bates brought for ad, for
which a fair demand has been experienced. Very few
Regent, or rook, have been offered, and the quotations
of @nab are almost nominal. New English kidney
bP:etttaelbee'n d which a
in iieady reql7d quantity
est,e ha.
been t
per on eel.
boi.
round, are worth about 12a. to 181. per cwt. Regents,
130 s. to 1705.: Flukes. 130 s. to 180..; Rocks, 90e. to
1101.; Fronsh 80a. to 80.. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

TAB.RANT MONICTON.

FRIENDLY AND FiNIIIT 800117. The autirmazy
festival of this long established and useful society wsa
held on Toceday last, in the usual manner. The
members, numbering shoat 200 met at the secretary's
house in the morning, where the arrangement. for the
days' proceedings were made, and shortly before 12
o'clock proceeded in promaion to church, headed by
the Monkton brass band. The musical portion of the
service was well suns by the choir ; the anthem selected
was from cxxxid Paalm—" Behold how good and joyful."
The Bev. H. Davis, motor, preached the sermon,
selecting am his text Ist. Thessalonians, iv. 9,
After the service the members preceeds.l to
to Mr. Butler's barn, where they partook of a good
substantial dinner. J. J. Farquharson Req., jun., took
the choir, and woe supported by Phillips, Fee.,
Rev. 11. Davis, Mr. 3. Ford, Mr. W. Foote., Mr. O.
Hill, and Mr. Burger, jun. From the printed state-
ment of the society's funds we and that during the past
year the Moores of the society amounted to £251 la. 3d.
(exclusive of honorary subscriptions £2O 15. and the
expenditure to £313 64. 7d. to meet whish deficiency L'Bo
has been withdrawn from the bank, and there is •
balance due to the secretary of El Is. 44. The festival
account is as follows :—Reereipt•—Bubcriptions of
honorary members, £2O 155.; of benefit members,
Ws. 15.. 2d.; total, £5B 10• 2d. —Expenditure—
Expenses of festival, £5O 19s. 11d., leaving • balance of
£7 10a. 21. added to general sooount.—The society hu
invested in the Siandford Savings Bank, £1,050 21. 7d.,
and numbers 287 benefit, and 20 honorary members.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

THZ BREW PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

IjOHNSON'S SARSAPARELL AND
BARK PILLS.
The cwwesslty of the healthy state of the Wood asanc4
be too deeply impressed on the mind; when impure the
whole fabric is diseased, showing itself under the form
of pimples, boils, &becomes, soorbutio eruption% scurvy.
serofela, cancer, and other affections of the glands sod
skin.

Them Pills stand unrivalled as a powerful and
permanent restorative net exhilirate the spirits,
increase the appetite, invigorate the nervous and
muscular eystem, giving a renewed action to all the
functions of the human frame, the torpid state of whisk
Is the sole cause of debility; costiveness, inastion al the
liver, bilious derangement. piles, km
This valuable medicine will be found a detain purifier
asid restorative for all the diadem above enumerated
and more convenient and economical than any other
preparation. They may be taken with safety by the mod
delicate and debilitated constitution; and, being purely
vegetable, are especially recommended to ed-faring
persona, emigrants, pawns residing in tropism climates,
travellers, or others, whose ocenpation exposes them to
the vicissitudes of the weather. Prise la. lid., 2s. ad.,
and es. lid. ; per post, ad. extra. J. Saimaa and Sopa,
150, Orford-street, London, W., and of all Chemist. in
town and country.

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London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

A WATCH RATH.

—•---
The Clerk informed the Council that they would re-
quire an increase for the Watch Kate for the current
year. If they were to make two rake of MO each it
would leave a balance of El 0 in howl. —Made scoordingly.

AN ADDSZIS TO THS QUM,

-- -----
The Mayor said he had noticed in many boroughs that
a suitable addrevs had been forwarded to the Queen,
congratulating Her Msjesty upon the narrow escape
and recovery of her beloved eon the Duke of Edin-
burgh. The inhabitants of this town were always known
to be loyal, and they were now honoured by the vidt of
the Fleet, to which his Royal Highness belonged, and
therefore if an address was not sent, he thought they
would appear to be wanting in loyalty towards the
QUM! who is beloved by all her subjects -(hear). He
suite:tad that a committee be formed to draw up the
address. C,ouneillors Tertue, Harting and Drew
were chosen to frame the address, which was as
fellow.:

"The Mayor, Aldermen, and councillors of this ancient
and loyal Borough, in council assembled, beg to p-
pioseb yaw, Maisety with an expreset..of dew d
at the shook:lag and atv.
the We of Hie Royal Hiess the Duke of KAM h.
At the same tune, we to offer your Majest our
heartfelt oungratalations, that through the In tion
of Divine providence His Royal Highness's life has boon
preeervei. We further take this opportunity of
espressing a hope that His Royal Highness's We will be
long spared, to be a comfort to your Majesty, and an
ornament to that profession in which he is now
*signed.*
On the proposition of the Mayor, the address was
direeked to be sent to her Majesty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

TENDER2I TOR Tat OLD Ingla !MUM.

Several tenders were received from various tradesmen,
and the offer of £26 per annum from Mums. Pidgeon
and Son was acoept4d.

TII It ALYBHOOIIII VACLUICT.

A long discussion ensued with reference to filling up
the vacancy caneed by the death of Widow Hoansell,
in whiel, ifeeers. Potheoary, Coalmine, and Buck took
port. The appointment was ultimately deferred to the
nail meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL

BALE.-
Fat ADLISHID 1852.

MR. T. INSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT BALE will be bald on SATURDAY,
MAY 23, MB, at the REPO/MST adjoining the
South Walks, Dear Lb* South-Western Railway Station.

Puss= Erni= :

3 prime fat oxen and I steer.
2 fat heifers, 2 ditto. 1 ditto.
3 l's• bulls. 4 fresh cows.
5 fresh young beneners. 3 barmners.
4 capital young working oxen, in fresh condition.
.3 heifers and calves.
1 handsome Nott ditto, IR foe • park.
2 lyeer-old Alderney heifers and calves, the property
of Mr. 8111111111. 01 Jersey.
6 2 and 3-yeas.old heifers.
1 2.yearold bulL
5 yearling Ds von heifers.
12 wombs* Devoe calves.
. .

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fel Wm.
90 fat Dena ewes. 20 dieno.
30 fist Same: Down ewes. 10 ditto.
20 let flosses Down within.
IS (it Iktooth &Sta.
10 fit I both ewes. /
20 fat barren Down siren
10 fit Dews withers.
10 fit DOWII ewes.
30 tot born oven 30 ditto.
10 tat lambs. 10 ditto. 20 ditto. 10 Salo.

2 Leicester rams, bred by Yr. SMITH. a Exeter.
100 sere seeks.
12 pet oak farm eats% . . . .

A brown horse, 15.2., sound, s clever hunter, sad
quiet is Itsrocos.
A bay mire, 7 pars, 12.3.. sound, cloys, with
hounds, haa been drives in harness.

Early Entries an respectfully rolioiled.

Extensive Sheds are erected forth. shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided fee Stock sent the day before the
Bale at moderate
Charge.
Commission-4a poand on Cattle and Sheep,
IS per cent on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF ft iLE
.?!0 TO VENDORS

laiiii DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

Norsetsbire.

THII Vounmeas.—The eighth annual rifle competi-
tion of the Volunteers of all arms of the county will be
held it Maiden Castle, Dorchester, on Wednesday, the
17th June.

CONNISBION SIONID BY TAR LORD LIZUTINANT.—
Dorsetabire Queen's Own Regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry—Mr. John Robert Phelps Goodden to be a
supersumerary carnet without pay.
WZIORTS AND WILBUR'S (Mimic STITES) BILL.
—The Dorset members who voted for the wend read-
ing of this Bill were, Hr. G. G. Olyn Kr. K. D.
Hodgson, and Mr. T. A. MitelielL lit. J. Flom
voted against the measure.
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DIOCESAN APPOINTNENEN—Ths Bishop of Salisbury,
on Thursday last, admitted the Rev. John Daubeny,
clerk, A., to the office of Principal of the Salisbury
Diocesan Theologiod College, and also collated him to
the Cathedral Church of Sarum, vacant by the resigna-
tion of the Rev. Prebendary Eddrup, clerk, MA., the
last Chancellor thereof, and belonging to his lordship's
donation in right of his bishopric. On the same day
the Bishop collated the Rev. Thomas Stanton. clerk,
M.A., Prebendary of Sarum, and vicar of B
Wilts, to the A rchdeaconry of Wilts, anciently founded
el
in the Cathedral Church of serum, void by the resigna-
tion of the Hon. and Right Hey. the Lord Bishop of
Gibraltar; the Rev. George Parker Cleathvr, clerk,
11. A., vicar of Aldbourne, Wilts, to the Prebend of
Netberbury in Eccles* anciently founded in the same
Cathedral, vacant by the death of the Rev. Richard
Seymour Conway Chennside, clerk, M.A., the last
pos.euor thereof; and the Rev. Talbot Hastings
Bendail Baker, clerk, XL, vicar of Preston,
to the Prebend of Grantham Australis, anciently
founded in the said Cathedral Church, void by the
death of the Rev. Thomas Henry Sirehouae, clerk.
MA., the last Prebendary thereof—and all belonging
to his lordship's donation or collation in right of his
bishopric.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

PIDDLETRENTH IDL

Tin Bishop of &Wintry has recently Brewed the
Rev. Thomas Frederick Bigg, clerk, K. A., to the
curacy ef Piddietrenthide.
TRU annual court beet was held at the Manor Rouse,
Piddletrenthide, on the 12th inst. After the regular
business bad been disposed of, • very excellent dinner
was provided for the jary by Mr. T. Collier, of the Now
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

HOP MARKET.

801017011, Friday.—No new feature has presented
itself in this market. Fine parse's, being sonree, hoe.
mold at full quotation.. In other drecriptione the
transactions have been on a limited male. The Con-
tinental markets are firm, but In Amerioan the trade
has been quiet. /lid and Fast Kent., L 5 be. to C 7 is...
Weald of Kanto £4 10r. to £8 fit.; Sussex. £4 10s. to
a 10a.; Farnham., £7 to £8 80.; and yearlings, 5:3 10s.
to IA 10e. pa art.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

Cott!ttnl flaiscellattu.

Tfll Coulter; &mune • Wittrunt—kfr. Do Boole,
hu published his annual forecast of the owning surn.
mer's weather. A thought thie mummer he bold, to be
quite Impossible; neither doe. he think that exams of
moisture is likely to limit the production of grain, if the
cereal plants possess their ordinary isonettution• A
i
portion of him letter s devoted to • disunion of this
question ; for last summer's. experience, and report+ from
many countries have led him to believe in the exist..ee
of a widaapread "mysterious weakening" of the .hest
plant, which rosy result in a felling hoc-vest, whatever
the meteorological cocdittona under which it shall be
ripened.
KITCHEN GARDEN OPICILATIONS.—PIasit at the ban
of south and southeast walls Tomato* and Chili., if they
have been properly hardened off. Spring-sown Lettuce..
Cauliflowers, end similar plants, pricked out of weil
bob., and pushed forward quickly, may also now b.,
planted out finally. Continue to earth op Scarlet
Runners and Dwarf French Beans as they advance in
growth. This will be the more needful es a protection
'trainee frost. Hake another using of each at once, as
• meurity against disappointment, should those already
" through" get injured. dow again the usual fortnightly
supply of Peas, Beene, As; sow, in feet, frequently in
seeh quantities as are likely jut to ladles Frequent
hoeing, will now be needed to keep all clean and nut at
this period.
Scignrrno Rimiacifirix.—Accordlng to the French
Atwitter: there are in France upwards of 2.000,000,000
of rats and other rodents. Supposing each of these
little quadrupeds to commit the damage of only one
dentine per annum, this lam would amount in the
aggregate to 20 millions of francs annually. Hence it
fis meet desirable to find some means of destroying this
vermin in large numbers as expeditiously es possible.
NNE'TOSHIA. 'Wien* vhomphorus, and feaPs here been
osossidally tried, but with no very decided swags, and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

STATE OF 11111 IRILWAT coLvnr.

Councillor 1341111t0n called attention to the state of the
culvert, near the gas house, and the drainage of the
Marsh plan.
Councillor Thomas said several accidents had ocscurred
near the gas house, through the bad state of the sewer.
Hs hoped a speedy alteration would be made by the
Mal way Com pany.
Councillor Bannton proposed that the Town Clerk be
instructed to call on the Portland Railway Company to
lower their culvert. and soma/reit two feet in diameter,
under the arch leading to the cemetery, bring it to •
level at the outlet near the gas hon..; to pot in •
drain near Talbot.' Mill, and repair the road damaged
by the drainage from their railway enbankment.
Councillor Vertu. seconded the proposition, which
WU carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

Va to t ri c t /deb3o.

W HYMOUTEf.
Tug Weymouth and PorUand steamers commenced
their summer service on Monday, the 11th.
WE hear shit as much as VW haa been paid to the
louth•Wedern Railway for carriage of mackerel alone
in two days.
Tile old 'Aetna of King George lit., under Mr.
Ifibbe's decorations, has seamed quite a gay and re-
spectable appearance, and elicits general commendation.
THE NAVY ERTIMATER —lir. Edwards voted with the
minority for the redaction in the estimates by £60,000,
but his vote was balanced by Mr. Brooks, Our other
member, voting the other way. Mr. J. Floyer (Dorset)
and Mr. J. It. M. Calcraft (Wareham) supported the
amount proposed by the Government.

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.
On Wednesday morning a meeting of the Town
Council wu held in the Council Chamber at the
-Guildhall, under the presidency of the Worshipful the
Mayor (J. Tiurd, Esq.) The other councillors present
were Aldermen Milledge, Ayling, and Howard.
Councillors Commins, Pothenary, Ales, Vertue,
Bunton, Berlins, Brown, Webb, Thomas, Each,
Hobert& Drew, Eliot, and Betts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

TH. OAS WPPLT TO THE Tows.

The Mayor nsad a letter from the Directors of the
New Gac Company stating that. in consequence of tbe
espensive litigation to which they had been subject,
they would be compelled to charge the suns prim for
ps supplied to the public lampe as for that consumed
by private customers.
Hr. Howard pointed oat that if such wax the cue the
public lamps would coat between £3OO or £4OO more
per annum than won the ease under Mr. Burdon's
contract. . . .

The Town Clerk was requested to write to the New
Gas Company to koow at what prise per Ismr they
would Hight the town, inoluding the lighting. oust of
Imps, sud every other expense eonneeted therewith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

CHILD OKEFORD.

-
PansitrtaTlON.—The dimwit wardens and parishioners
of this village have presented to the Kay. W. J. R.
Beams, likke curate of this parish, • gold watch and •
Bible, in testimocy of the respect, affection, and high
esteem which they entertained for ; and as a token
of their gratitude for the mal which be exhibited in the
perfornisees of his duties daring his rseWlases among
them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

n'n.na•a —Raton the lisior U. 'fisard. Esq.), J.
A7llnt. EN.. and K. Ball/. Esq.

CRAM. or Fttaioue Dalvoci.—Henry Cleale, fish-
mooger, appeared to a summons chaming him with
oriossly driving a horse and cart in Bond-street, on
Friday afternoon, whereby he severely injured the owe-
plainant's pony. Mr. Stephen Yeas-slay, son of the
Proprietor 04th. Hardie. Hotel, said he was driving his
toey and trap, in company with his wife, on St.
Tborma-street, about half-past three o'clock on Friday
afternme last. On arriving oppo.ite the shop of Mr.
Gregory, theorist, he noticed the defendant coming down
Bond-street st a furious rate—he should say about 16
miles an liner. lie triad to get out of hill way,
when the dolor lent', borne ran into him and broke bis
pony's fetlotk. The defindant cross-examined the
nompl•inant. but is testimony WWI not 11.11aket1.—GeOrge
Coab said he eat on horaeback on the afternoon of
Addity last, in St. Tlioium •treet, when be saw the
complainant dtivint at a rlow pace, and directly ',lnch.
palled spat Mr. Gregure'..ho, on the near side. The
defendant was crowing down Itend.street at the rate of
fourteen milts an hour. He endeavonred to pull his
Soren up to turn round St. Thomas-street, when the
wheel caught the complainant'. pony'. fetlock.—George
Raabley corroborated the previoue vritneasea' evidence.
—The defctidant, in defence, said be woe lvi
slowly with • blind horse awl • load of noaelere'"E
The oomplainent wee driving very fast, and it was owing
to him that the collision otaarred.—Williani Warp,
porter in the employ of Messrs. Reynolds, wins and
spirit merthanta, raid be was proceeding down Bond.
street, but could not remember the day. He saw the
moident, prior to which he me the defendant's hone and
eart stopping opposite Mr. Mace's shop. The defend-
ant drove off at • slow trot and directly after he came
Into eollision with the complainant'e pony trap. Ti..
defendant was driving at the rate of four males an hour.
—By the Mayor: He was in the habit of judging the
rata • horse and cart was goad, as be drove a horse
and emit hiamelt—Thomas Cutler mid be saw the
eotopiniaant corning up St. Thomas-street at a full
awing trot on the off side near the Crept Keys. The
defendant palled up short near Mrs. Wood's shop, at
the corner of St. 'Cltomsi-street, and the wheel of his
gut caught mmplainant's pony's leg, which was on the
off 'ld.. The complament did not pull big pony round
until after the collision. —A croe-tummens was taken
out, but the esi leeoe was similar to what had already
been heard, sad tl.e bench Ilned the defendant 10e. and
coats, amounting to CI 2s. 10J. or in default of pay-
m.ot to be itnoriooned for 14 days. The bench were of
opinion that Yearaley was driving faster than he
ought to here done.

CERNE A HBAB.

AT I TT.TAT TTTamag of llot Corso Bowl of Guardism.
Dr. wiiiira maw, was appointed medical caw la
o.emu at Ds. Dowling, reaps/bd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

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MARX-LANK MON—DAY, MAY 25.
Our market was very scantily supplied with linglbb
trbeat, but the quality of the samples were tolerably
food. For all kinds the demand ruled heavy, and a
few toned sales were made at • deoline in the quotation'
wompued with Monday lut, of FROM Is. TO 2s, PER
QUARTER. In foreign wheat, the show of which was
anther extensive, very little wes passing, and price. had a
downward tendency. The stooks in warehouse &meiotic
to increase. Floating cargoes of grain were very dull,
St last week's decline in the Quotations. Bailey sales
progressed yipwly, and late rates were with difficulty
eappo t was held on former terms Oats Beady.
Beans supported former terms. Peas were a slow
inquiry, but not cheaper. English dour supported
Former terms, °wise to the limited quantity brought
forward; bat foreign parcels wens offered at reduced
rates. The inquiry for seeds and oaken was wholly
eoutued to limited quantities, at barely stationary
gwiees.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, MAY 25.
Foreign stook steady it very full prices. Homes-fed
beasts in moderate supply. Best Scots and cremes in
request at in advance of 24. per 816. General top
figure se. 2d. per tiltse. Sheep steady, with an upward
tendeucy. Best sold freely at ss. per MIN. No °Lange
In lamb. Pam' small calves rather dearer. Pigs very
Arm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

BL4NDFORD.

Rrns Corrrrrnoir.—The members of the Sherborne
corps having given • challenge to their brethren of
tho Bth (Blandford) corps, the competition came off on
Monday last, on the Mill Down, the result being a
defeat of the Itlandlord gentlemen by 60 points. The
ranges were 200, 500, and GOO yarls, seven shots each.
The following were the totals :—Bfaadford: Lieut.
Johns, 26; Colour-Serpent Meade°, 24 ; Sergeant
Davis, 30 ; Sergeant Green, 32; Corporal Ridout, 38;
Corporal Groves, 39; Private Roe, 30; Private J.
Ridout, 24. Total, 243. —3Aerborne : Captuin Falwaaser,
3S • Calder. 41 • Stewart, 33 • Foot. 39; Gover. 41;
tv lOW, 41; ovvforing, , /141101, 4.6 11...61, 4.:Ve
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

CRANBORNE.

PETTY Simone, Thureday.--Present : Lord Ashley
and Hector llonro, Harp—William Welch, for being
drunk, wee fined 13a., including out..—John Bland-
ford waa fined 135., including outs, for allowing • horse
to stray on the highway, in the parish of Oranborne.
—Lot Locleyer wee convicted of an unprovoked
assault on George Stunt, and fined 20s. and costs.—
Frederick Lane was fined sr. and costs for assaulting
Jane Freeman.—Henry Young. • most miserably
clad, and evidently half-starved imbecile, who ought to
have been taken better eare of, was charged on the in-
formation of Keturah Hutchingson, with an unmention-
able offence, and was committed for trial at the ensuing
quarter sessions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

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DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL

Ell ABLIMILD 1852.

MR. T. ENSOR beg, to announce that him
NEXT BALE will he held on SATURDAY,
JUNE 6, 1868, as the 11181.0elreir adjoining the
South Wake, near the Sonth-Wrstern Railway Station..

PHISINT EIMIANI :-
2 fat heifers.
3 heifer, and calves.
4 barreners.
12 2.7 ear-old heifen near calving.
6 mires.
30 prime fat Seam: Down ewes.
30 trims fat Suesex Down wean's.
20 fat Down ewes.
20 fat horn ewes.

Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Bale at moderate Charges.
Commission-4d. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
15 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCKEDS Or 8k LE fAiu TO TMTIDOWS

RAMS DAY.

ITEM DAY, ttIESDAt , MAY all
No. 2, ODRNHILL, DORCHESTER.

Apt. J. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
Instructions from FITCH, who is retiring
from bosineu and leaving Dorchester, to BELL by
AUCTION, on TUFADAY, 36th of MAY, 1868, his
valuable FURNITURE,
Consisting of dining and drawing-room suites, in
mahogany mid walnut, 7-octave pianoforte in carved
mahogany cam, chimney glasses, engravings, Brussels
carpets and nave, bedroom furniture in mahogany,
capital goose feather bode, hair and wool 'smarmed,
blankets, a quantity of chins, glass, wars, and culinary
utensils.
Particulars gives in Catvlognes, to be obtained of
the Aucvtonnela, Dorchester.
The Accttoreua begs to mil the attention of persons
furnishing te the above sale, and to inform them that
the furniture is substantially and well made, and in
excellent condition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

Colouring Matter.

From gam Benjamin Parliament is supposed to derive
its adhesive properties. This substanee, though not
possessing any peculiar consistency, is wonderfully
plastic, and may be moulded into any form by patient
manipulation. It is, however, capable of resisting con-
siderable pressure, and while it is itself with difficulty
displaced, is said to have the some what anomalous power,
in combination with Queen's metal, of dissolving all
bodies to which it is opposed.
Who has not obverved with admiring Interest how the
sensitive atoms of Parliament are held in suspense, some.
times for weeks, by an occult induence which when in
motion resembles fine dust, producing violent irritation
and intolerable diss;ness?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

Borsetsbire.

DIOCICSAN Naws.—The Bishop of Salisbury bu
recently licensed the Rev. John Henry Dandsday clerk,
to the Curacy of Saint iMIIOS. Shaftesbury ; and the
BAIL George Pilgrim Topyin, clerk, IL A., to the Curacy
of lisislock.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH (IRELAND) BILL.- Is the
division on the woond reading of Mr. Gladstone's sus.
pensory Bill, in favour of it voted Mr. IL Edwards, the
Hon. W. H. B. Portman, Mr. K. D. Hodgson, and Mr.
T. A. Mitchell; Mr. J. H. M. Caleraft, and Mr. H. B.
Sheridan paired for it; against it voted Mr. It. Brooks,
Mr. H. G. Stud, and 11r. J. W. Treeby, and Mr. J
Ployer, and Ueutenant-Colonel Start, paired against it.

COMMITTIO TO THE DORSET COUNTY GAOL.— &WOW :
Henry Young, unmentionable crime at Cranborne.—
Hard Latour : Thomas Fox, assault at Weymouth,
one month; Sarah Williams, h awing child chargeable at
,herborne, one mouth; Agnes Williams, vagrancy at
Dorchester, one mouth; Joan Hargrave, drunk kc. at
Wimborne Minster, seven days; Marth Trevett, Mary
Richards, vagrancy at Doreh.ster, three mouths; Jame.
Fallon, vagrancy at Dorchester, one mouth; Joieph
Parrott, stealing haudaarr at Walditob, three months.

Tug SCOTCH REFORM BILL —ln the division in the
House of Commons on Monday night, for disfranchising
Kugliah boroughs having Ices than 5,000 inhabitants,
there were amongst the majority in favour of it, Mr. IL
Brooks, Mr. J. H. N. Calcraft. Mr. H. EdwarJs. Mr. 0.
G. Glyn, and Mr. T. A. Mitabell ; against, Mr. H.
Start. Lieut.. Col Napier Start, and Mr. J. W. Treeby
The Hon. W. H. IL Portman, Mr. K. D. Hodgson, and
Mr. H. B. Sheridan paired for, and Mr. J. Floyer against
the motion. The motion for not making the Scotch
franchise dependent on the personal payment of rates,
which was carried, was supported by Mr. J. H. N.
Caloraft, and oppored by Mr. 11. Brooks. The pairs in
favour of the amendment included Mr. H. Edwards,
the Hon. W. H. B. Portman, Mr. K. D. Hodgson, and
Mr. R. It. Sheridan; and againat it were Kr. J. Flom
and Lieut.-Colonel Blurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

DA arkets.

The very totting weather throughout the week bas
causal the corn trade lob. increasingly heavy. The
weather lota aloo had a &pre saing effect on the meat
tr .de. Beasta, however, are not quoted beneath
Illonday's prices. kbeep and lambs arc more numerous,
end prices have marvel, been maintained. Veal. how•
seer, is inquired after at late rates. Wcol berely com-
mando recent prices. Potatea in warehoueta are super-
&handout, conedering the weather and the tome supply
of new ones. This has canoed sales el old stook to be
forte{ and prioes therefore to fall.

CURRENT PRICER OF ENGLISH GRAIN.
Per Qr. ?sr 1.1%
whit,
taros, Kent, red. 08 to 76 Scotch. palate „. ... 22 to 84
" Ditto, mil, 66 to 75 Irish, black •2Bto 26
66 to 76 whit ......26 to 30
" Ditto. o-w, .ddto 76 •
Norfolk sod lioeolo. Ilasagaik --
Tick 46 to 46
" Ditto, now Homer 48 to r
Pigeon 86 to 00
Grey 14 to 46
Ida* 49 to 60
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

DORSETSHIRE.-NEAR BRIDPORT.

The GLITNEY, BLACKNEY, and MONKWOOD
ESTATES, Freehold. and land.tax redeemed,
containing together about :1211 acres of productive
arable and gram lend., lying within • ring fence. in-
tervened with woods and plantations, with two good
farm residences, •nd all necesury agricultural bud-
logo, let to tenants under notice to quit, and thus
"early possession can be had. The above properties
are situate in the parishes of Stoke Abbott and Marsh-
wood, in the county of Dorset, only six miles from
Bridport, a capital market town, and where there is
a filet.elats railway station on the Great Western
575 m. 'lnc land is nicely undulated and timbered,
ma well approached by good roads. The estate could
be made residential, there being several sites for the
erection of a good residence. The property is other.
who adapted as • sound landed investment.
MESSRS. DRIVER and Co. have received
Instructions to prepare for SALE by AUCTION,
the above valuable ESTATE, in two lots, during the
smesselsal JUN& Peraieslers era prapariag„ la th•
meantime further information may be had of Messrs.
FLAMM, CLABON. end FEARON, solicitors, 21, Gnat
George-street, Westminster ; of Messrs. CLUTTON,
surveyors end land agents, 9, Whitehall-place,
21. W. ; and of Messrs. DLIVER and CO., surveyors, land
agents, and auctioneers, 4, Whitehall, London, 9.W,

tbsi

ANNULL LETTING OF THE WATERCOMBE
RAMS.

MitT. H. SAUNDERS begs to announce
that he intends this year to LET his RAMS
Tby PUBLIC AUCTION instead of privately, no he has
done for the last 20 years, and that he has fixed
'THURSDAY, the 2nd day of JULY next, when he
will offer 120 of different ages, of the much improved
Bampshire Down Breed, large size, with floe Down
The Sheep may remain on the Farm until wanted as
usual. They are only in store condition, without cake
or
_Corn.

Watereombe Firm is six miles from the Great
Western Station at Dorchester, wbere there will be a
'Bus to meet the 10.20 am. Down Train, and two miles
from Moreton Station, on the South-Weetern line,
where there will be ooneeyancee. and the 5.1 q p.m.
ep Train will specially stop at Moreton for the eon-
wenienoe of paathogers returning above Southampton.
Luncheon at One, and Sole at Two p.m,. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

13roretbings of Varlianitnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

Ifoxoss.—The Government withdrew the Mutation
Bill. The report °bathe Beaver Regulations Bill gave
rise to some discussion, but was ultimately agreed to.

TCESDAT. Lord hialmesbary somewhat- iiinificantly,
though beseechingly, urged Lord Lichfield to withdraw
his Friendly Societies Bill, the reason being the peculiar
condition oi Parliamentary business; and this was done.

Falos.v.—The Peers were for Miele little time
occupied in discussing various subjects in rather an
abstract manner, such as the New Forest, and New-
foundland Fisheries; they read s third time and passed
the Railways Regulations Bill; and Lord lialifiss, bit
was supposed, for oertain more or lees personal reasons,
tried to quench the Cotton Statistics Bill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PRE/IL9ES.

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
J. T. ENSOIt, at the Revel. OAK
IirCRLAND Newros, on WEDNESDAY,
the 24th day of JUNE neat, at 4 o'clock in the after-
noon precisely (•übj. et to such onuditions as will be
then and there produced) unless previously disposed of
by private contract, of which Notice will be given—
All that FREEHOLD MESSU &GE or DWELLING.
1101'S F, with the Dairy and other Outbuildings, and a
large Garden, (part whereof was heretofore an orchard,)
thereto belonging and adjoining, known by the name of
Bung," No. 144 on the Tithe Commutation Map of
the pariah of Rockland Newton, and now in the occupa-
tion of Mr. J. C. FoOT.

For b-e-r
p.rticulon apply to Mr. ANDRIEWB.
Solicitor, Dorchester.