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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

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GOLDEN'S FARM, NEAR THE EARLDOM'S
GATE, WHITEPARISH.

A4R. HANNEN is favoured with initric-
i. to SELL by AUCTION. on MONDAY.
OCTOBER 12th. 1868, the FARM STOCK, HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE, end EFFECTS, of Mr. Baum,
declining business:
Comprisin) 9 )oung and useful caws in calf, 2 heifers
and 3 weanlings, very rueful nag mare 6 years old.
dark brown cob 3 years old, quiet to ride and drive, bay
cart horse 9 years old. Forest mare, 2 fat pip, 9 store
pigs, • 4.horse-power thrashing machine, light waggon
(Lastly new), three carts, new dung cart, ploughs,
harrows, deep end roller, spring out and harness, an
excellent log cart with shifting body, chaff cutter, 00111
bit, land premer, • very good winnowing machine,
Amesbury heaver, and other barn implements, trace,
*hill, tied plough harness, wheelbarrow, long and short
ladders, prongs, relies, and other tools, timber gin and
•ehain. Ti cider maks, salting silt, 18 geese, 12 stock fowls
and .9 chicken, and 'about 30 lots of useful Household
Furniture. Also an excellent Spring Van on Patent
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

Itarillarl=httra=
Apiesherisle of
ostiataskSes '

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, 8.

H. CLARK and Co. beg to submit, and
V 1 . strongly recommend, the following selected Ind
of WINES and SPIRITS :

Per dam.
I. I. I. a I. I. al

Hennessy or MartelPs Case
Brandy(bottled in France) 48 M 60
Sparkling Champagne 27 30 36 50 68 60
Claret l2 18 24 36 48 56
Sherry lB 24 30 36 42 48
Port 24 90 36 40 46 54 60
Marsala (Florio's or log
hem's Shipping) lB 21
A complete price list forwarded part free on applleation.
Terms Cash. Orient amounting to Lb and upwards
forwarded Carriagi Free to all Railway Stations.

814-1141 E. ME.I/04

USED IN THE ROYAL APARTMENTS.
MFDALS AT THE EXHIBITIONS:
PARIS. 1855. Airy LONDON. 1862,
IT IS UNRIVIWED AS A
GLOVE CLEANER.
CLEANS AND
REMOVES
GREASE,
OIL,

BENZINE-COLLAS.

PAINT.
AND ALL
FATTY SUBSTANCES
FROM BILKS, SATINS,
RIBBONS, CLOTH FURNITURE.,
AND ALL WEARING APPAREL
To DA HAD cm Au Commas AID P
Gem& Arin : J. SANG mad 11;NS, inalat
m = O,
OzEmM•died.

(„2IX CARTES DE VISITE, Is. Bd.; Twelve,
1.3 2s. Bd. Send Carte with Stumps. Peden Copies
returned Free. LORDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY
304, Regent-street, W., opposite the Polytechnic
Gallery for first-clau Portraits from life-40, High
Holborn, London.
F. 8. D. PHILLIPS. Manager.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.

AGUA \MARELLA

ItES • ni.M.S Tfri 'LIU MAN RAIN, to
Yristuse H. no mutter at what, age.
JOHN GOSNBLL & 00.
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Here 77.7, airthst
Csomiws, succeeded tn perfecting We woadartall
U In now offered te the pnblie in • moue enoonnUsted
said si • lower prim.
Bold in kaiak as 4rob; ado IsU Id. sad l wk
bad MU Inge, AapivissePOlS Norm WOMIWOMINI
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

NATIORAL LINK.

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENIKOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
NAT:ONA L STEAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
. Th• I.llr full-powered British Iron
&wow Stomn-shlps
Toss. Toes.
?REIM Orsos ..... 1100 Ricrerts, Cutting... 3325
Tin Quiz", Grogan 112 PUINNTLYANIA, Hall 2873
EMOLenn, Thompson MOO VIRGINIA Thomas.. 2876
gem, Webster 3200 DminAlli, Thomson 2870
LOonsiant, Forbes au)
Will be itsepotolwarren Liverpool to New York as
(*Rows :

FRANCE WIDIVIDAT, Oct. 7111.
ERIN
HELVETII WIDNUIDAT, Oct. 2lst.
And from Quenstown the following days.
The Selma moonirodation on board these Steamers
Ii wow superior. Ilse of Paeans from Liverpool to
N.. sass, Fifteen Clines,. Return Ttekets, Twenty-
five Guineas.
There is smiles socommodstion for Steerage
psmangere, and a fll supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Colman's Stewwds.
Passengers book° through to Aspinwall, pan
napalm°. the inland owns of Canada, sad of the United
States, on favourableenns.
Far Freight Or Potipt__.epttly to THE NATIONAL
STEAK-SHIP OWL/4 I', Pained,) 21 and 23,
Waminenst, livneng ; or 20 N. sad J. C 021201111 tag
EOM, Qnsonin•ll

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

CONSUMPTION

Which bse no,. purist] throach 4Editions of ICCO each t
1.1.:A remarkable book treat% nf the CllO.lOll. arnsploena
progrces of this foil chemise. through all its stages sod the

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH LNTERESTLNG AND EXTRAORDINARY

CASES OF CURE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

PUDDLETOWN, DORSET.

MR. IL RICH Alt1:11S will SELL by
AUCTION, on THURSDAY. °MOSER R,
11311 A, at Ron HILL Rang.— The whole of the FARM
STOCK and IMPLEMENTS on the Premises, in the
occupation el Mr. THOMAS ROLEII, retiring trues hod-
new; consisting of 4 cart horses and 1 bantam mare, 2
farm waggons. 1 spring ditto (all with laden), 2 dung
swag. 2 market ditto, 2 iron ploughs by Oafpin, 1 iron
nod 1 wood roller, iron Igniter. pair of iron drags, 3
Iron harrows and 1 chitin ditto, two.horse-power
thrashing machine, chad.cotter, 3 trace and 2 0111
barn...ten 2 sets of gig harness, 3 iron pig troughs, corn
bin, 2 sack trucks. mid press, corn forks, km, the
whole of which will be Sold without reserve.
Rod Hill Han is about half-s-tuile from the King's
.Atais lon, Paddletown.
Sale at Two o'clock p.m.
Abbott's Court, Maw° Sept. 22, 1869

Blanc Word.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

DEATH&

August 31, at Poona. from the effects of an wide.,
C. B. C. Speke, Captain in H. M.'m 46th lt,gim,,„7
youngest son of the late Rev. Hugh Spate, rector, of
Donliali Wake. Summit.
September 20. at More Critchell, after a abort illness
Mr. James Clark, in the 99th year of his age.
September 26, st Dorchester, after a long and painful
illness, Mr. James Short., late of Liverpool, eldest son
of Mr. James Thurston !diorts, Wilts and Dorset Bank,
Dorchester, in him 27th year.
September 27th, at West Lulworth, Jane, (bitter
of the late Captain Benjamin Crispin, ILN..l4ed
September 28, at Wanstesd, near London, H.R.
aged 24, Frances Men, youngest daughter of the late
Rev. A. Coo, M.A., rector of Askerwell. near Bridport.
September 29, at Maley Parsonage, Ringwood, after
• abort times Charles Soefield, second son of the Rev.
Henry Carmichael and Louise Grant, aged 3 years and
2 months.
September 30, et Cern° Abbas, after a few die. illness, inthe 90th year of her age, marsh Anna 01 for eight
years a fmtl.ful aer,nt of Miss Denning of that place.
October It at Weymouth. after a lingering illness, the
1. Parkes, deeply lamented.
OctoberCoWtonntreet, Dorchester, Ilisabeth,
the wife of Mr. John Maker, aged 2a,

CA-138311/8 PURE TEAS. Reduced in
Prim

CABBBIIIB PURE TRA.tocts wanted
- fit ma plias 608 fay pi
CASSZLIM PURE TEA. No. 1,2 a 44.
MIL; No. 2. 2s. 44. par lb.

CABEIKLIIB PURZ TEL No. 3, 34.;
6, 44 et; No. 4s. per lb.

CAMELIA IL OSLEBRATID OOFFR
No. 1. la. per lb.; So. 3, ls. 4L per lb.
Cei3BELL'l3 OJELKBRATED OOFFNE
No• 4. la ea. per lb.; No. 5,9 L per lb

CAMELIA OXLEBRATIO COME&
Addlticsal Agents revelr•d.

CASSELL'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Bold by Loots throughout tits Kingdom.
maws nr THIS MCKIM :

YBOVIL J. Perry. Temperance Hotel, South,
skeet, and J. Haim, Loodeo.rced.
Barnowatui
BATOOIIIIII
BLANDTOBD June. Hobbs.
Camino= Hood, grocer.
CHAIN) R. B. Clyde, stamp-offloa
Camixotrra S. Rya!), grocer.
CHILD °won G. Streets.
CorAtnarrox
DOIDNBINZI
r.
eervans,
BroWning, High East-street
Selangor
Giumionsai
HINSTIUDGII
NITHRIBUZY . W. Fowler. cooper.
OrrzaT BT. Milli Sheppard, groom.
PooLa
PORTLAXD
Quazir Cm. S. Gore, Post Ottic.k
Broil
SHI/IBORN3 G. Gooney, Half-Moon-street.
!Burro's Ma'am C. Goodenough.
STU IMINSTEI Jackson, chemist.
SHLITIZBUIT G. E Norton, Uncy warehouse.
LI SA9BUIT
Winobester-street, and Davis.
Culver-street.
Tarrirrou
8. Church-street.
WINOANTON James Gilbert.
WILTON
WALTom
War.usocom Burnett Braden.
WITILISOODLES
WITHOUT' A. Ellery, 40, Highetreet, and
Croaker, 18, Park-street.
Agents wanted for Caiman's Teas and Coffees in every
place not fully oecupied. Apply—
CASSELL, SMITH k CO.,
80, FIXONIIIICH-ITZITILT, LONDON, S.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION TO
NE N ZEALAND.

TWEE PASSAGES To CANTERBURY,
1 N. Z., are granted by the Provincial Government
to FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS; sod Aasurted
Passages to FARM LABOURERS, PLOUGHMEN,
and SHEPHERDS.

—ia-rt-4-Otils;--.4—eoo—ditions may be obtained personally,
or by lettor, of
ALBERT 0. OTTYWELL,
Emigration Apnt for Canterbury.
No. 16, Charing eras, London, &W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

QUEENSLLND GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION

OFFICES,
2, OLD BROAD-Elam, LONDON, B.C.

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION,
NEW LAND ACT, 1868.

ORANIS OF LAND OF 83 AND 160 ACRES.
T _AND by free selection, from 40 to 10.880
.I_A Acres, can now be pun:bated at tos, tar., and ea.
per Awe. payable in ten annual instalmenta of Is. 6d.,
Is, and 6d. per Acre. Persons 21 yearn of age, paying their
pauses to the Colony. can relict • homestead of 80 or
160 Agree at a quit-rent of 9d., and 6d. per Acre for five
years when they bourne entitled to the freehold.
Fe e passages are granted to Female Domestic Servants
of poi character, and slew Assisted Passages to eligible
parboils.
JAME 3

APPORITIRD AGIN? FOR

BRIDPOZT lira Prince.
BH•FT111111011T John Bennett.
DOR:MIST= Henry ling.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

spETTIsBURY.

.70MICORTS.-0n -*Wne-ad:4- last two concerts on
behalf of the Spettisbury and Charlton Marshall choirs
fund were given in the endowed school room at spettia•
bury, by the village choirs, assisted by lad es and
gentlemen of the neighbourhood. The school ram
was very prettily oinamented. The principal window
having in its centre compartment the letter. C and It
formed with flowers. The bays of the windows were
filled with moos and dowers, and the chandleliers
wreathed with ivy. A neatly...rectal stage, oovcreil
with carnetior, awl having come veil beautiful foliage
pleats in pots, was provi led for the singers, opposite
to the stage waa written in the form of a scroll " Music
do I hear ? In !he keep time, hew slur sweet muse
is when time is bnike and no proportion kept, so is
is in the music of ineWs lives." The attendance at the
afternooon concert wise len than on form. r occasions,
hot in the evening tho room was better filled. The
programme consisted 'trimly of secular music. Misa
Shaspeare and Slim Vincent grave a brilliant per-
formance on the piano awl harmonium. and Mr. Joyce
favoured the company by singing Loder's well known
song "The Brave tad nesk," which he sang with good
spirit. Mr. Vizard and Miss Shakespeare sang a duet,
The flight of the swallow," which they gave with
good expression and feel ng. A pianoforte iluett by
Mrs. Bastard and Miss Vincent was much admered, and
the fint part closed by the choirs singing falai chorus
"Softly lala the shades of evening." A pianoforte
iluett from Meyerbeer'ii Prophete, was v. ry nicely
played byltie Misses Keynes. Bishop's "Chough and
Crow- WAS then sung, the solos being taken by Miss
Wave, Miss Shakeup i are, and Ur. Vixen', and the
chorus well suerainnl by the united cimirm The
whimsical Luet by Bteveneon, "tell me where is fancy
bred,' was sung by Messrs. Joyce awl Limning, and
to this suoi-edeel a piano and harmonious duet from
Fans Flayed by Messrs. Groves and Cattle. Captain
Wake favoured the company with a capital performance
on t.mi bones as an accompaniment to a piano( 'rt. solo
K y lie sister, and was :owlly cheered .na encored, and
the whole of the performances pawed off moot creditably
to hose who assisted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

CATTLE MARKETS

MSTIOPOLITIB, Tharsday.—Prime beasts moron and
quite as deer as on Monday. Otherwise trade doll.
bbeep prime realised full quotations, with • In avy
demand; inferior stock very little inquiry. Prime e&lves
.toady. Inferior nealecte& Pigs slow.
per 2.1 b, to dolt the OflaL
S.d. • d. d. s. d.
come beasts 3 Ito 3 Pricoellouthdownel 0 to 6 2
tlecooJ quality .. 3 5 toll Ler. roar. tale 3 Bto 4 8
Print. large c•eo 4 oto 6 Prime mat 4 Bta 5 4
Prior Soot/48c. 6 2to 5 Large hogs 3 4to 3
I.!. coarse sheep 3 2to 3 Neat etol porkers 3 10 W 4 4
second quality .. 3 10 to 4 lickof. calves„ech 22 Ito 250
Prima coarse erlld 4 4to 4 1 .t3r.01l etc pire.do 23 oto 27 0
TOTAL Sr- SOT.T.

IVM.T.

failell

..... ......—. . ---- —..-..
Bess's O6O I Beasts
Sheep sad UMW 9,3110 1 Sheep and lAasto
Csim 360 I Wyss
Pigs

NEWOATII AND Ludidninku., Friday.—Moderate sup-
plies of meat ais oa sale at these market.. On the
whole there is • fair demand at our quotation%
Per Blb., by &be carom
. d. e.
Inferior beef., to 3 4 Inferior mutton 3 Ito 810
Middling ditto „ 3 20 Middling ditto.. 4 0 „ 4 4
Prime lug* do. 4 4 Prime ditto.. . 4 6., 4 8
Prime MlOLUditto •4 $I Bawl pork .... 311 _4 0
V.sl„ 4 81 Lars. ditto.... 1 3 „ 8 8

Saurron, Thursday.—Moderate supply of beef mostly
of indifferent quality, but anything good was quiekly
smagbt up at last week's prime, Otis sod 68s being given
for best sample., while inferior sorts were dcult to
sell at from 58. to 63. per cwt. Sheep. rather slow
trade at scarcely any cheep prices, best welhers
selling at 60, and ewes and inferior oats, for which
buyers could moody be found, at 64 per lb. Store
cattle remarkably dull. Miloh cows °beeper. Figs a
moderately active tied., but prices showed a redaction
of shout 3d per worm, good bacon pigs and porkers
changing handset from 10. nd to lls per score.
BLAIDTOID, Saturday.--A very short supply. Beef
sold readily at per score.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

811EHBORNB..

0111pj. • e.—A vestry meeting was held on
Than •..y to. ig last, to determine what warm to
adopt in no once of the change in the law respecting
chum ',rates Et was fully attended, and amongst thaws
present w.•, • Ir. (I. 1). W. Digby, the Rev. 11. D.
Nereus, !II r". Flocks, Mr. E. Southall, Captain
Falwas•-.. After an opening address by the vicar,
in w!.h h .id before the mooting a sort of financial
state was agreed by a large majnrity that a
volunr.iry .•. should be levied to meet those church
expr.•. •. a could be legally charged to it ; nod then
it s .• pined unanimously that other expenses,
sue V rganist's salary, the warming and lighting
of . • ‘, should be thrown upon one common fund,
to ' by the weekly offertory. It was agreed
frrtory on the first Sunday in the month
ghoul be devoted to the poor as hitherto; that on the
thir: Sunday aliould be left open to V&ZiOUI pious and
eh...Habig objects as usual; but that on the second and
fourth Sucriays in each month the offertory should be
dooted to the church fund. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

WOOL MARKETS.

BRADina% Thursday.—The ton* of the wool market
I, one almost of animation, contrasting very pleasantly
with the dull state of the markets for a long time past.
Some think that the "turning point" for the better has
come. while others less sanguine say, "Not yet." Fair
quantities of wool have been sold since Monday.
bpinners whose stocks are getting low show lees
hesitation in replacing. On the other hand, staplers
ars by no means envious to sell, and the result is a
hardening tendency in prices, if they are not actually
higher in sows exceptional circurnatanoen. 'Mere is a
good demand for the beat lustre and down wools, and
especially the former, and priess arc stiff. Other gored
are in less demand, and are in a corresponding &gm
less firm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

Itampsbire.

BOORNINOOTII WORKING CLUJ AND BEADING
preliminary meeting of the friends of the
above institution was recently held under the presi-
dency of the Rev. A. IL Bennett. Sir Drumond
Wolff proposed that the club and reading room be re-
opened, and dwelt at length upon the value of such
institutions; and be added that he should be very
happy both by subwriptions and other means to support
the institution. The proposition was agreed to and a
committee formed. About 1:10 was subecribed at the
close of the meet.ng. Sir H. D. Wolff and Haviland
Burke. Esq , bare oecome suliecribers.
loellgeohCirTtic;
trali.oihancurcri.icris,nos,itsociidialu
:Racio.duiseltdedofsrinoit. A revision of the 1
list of voters by Walter Molesworth, Esq • was held
at the Town-hall on the 29th ultimo. The Liberal
party were represented by Mr. R. 1). Sharp, solicitor,
Chrsichurch, Mr. A. N. Everrett, and Mr. Frost,
Bournemouth. and Mr. J. Neste. of London. The Con.
wry," tves were .uppoeted by Mr. James Druitt, solicitor,
Bourne-
mouth.
nu.nrclh;92f:antliodew:M,
grBo4.i.M:h.:NbaVre.e.b.lb,tiidosofdlit.hciietooreur,:is.7fourn.23:l-:
Holdeuhursr4thi;parishPuireLl;e2;e;ecrirkimitelis:Hati2f::id996!3o,d,tidec;Bi'st:ustrumruttialekfltoB,o:lffl9:o63tidoon:.
number of electors in the borough, 1,325..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

ea iltobire.

RIPIIIIINTATION OP SALISHIJIT.—It is now thought
that the two present Liberal members, Mr. Marsh and
Mr. Hamilton, will be nuoppomd.
SiLISBUIT DIOCISAN CHURCH BUILDING SOCITTT.—
The quarterly meeting of the general oommittee wu
bold last Thursday at Salisbury. £3O warn voted towards
the restoration and enlargement of &ken char* Is
the rural deanery of Shaftesbuy, and the payment was
ordered of the grant of £7O made in 1866, towards t.
restoration of Pid4Jejoo churl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

POTATO II A RIC ETB.

BOROOOR AND SPITALMLDet FriisY.—Tb• mkrketa
are heavily supplied. Tbe trade hes ruled quiet, at our
quotations :—English Regents. SOB to 160.; Soots!,
Regents, 100. to 130.; Jersey, 70. to 100.; Freach.
408 to 801 par too.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

et ountru flaiscrilann.

SPRING GARDlNlNG.—Hyscinttia. Tulips, Crecimee,
and other bulbs, from Holland, Ira sold by inaction
every Wedorsday and Saturday. and frequently on
Monday, at ball-past 12 precisely, by M, ,J. C. Stevens,
at his Horticultural Sale Rooms, 38, Kingetreet,
Covent-garden. London. Catalogues on application.
KITCHRN GRIMM OnaliTlOna.—COntillUS to plant
out Cabbage where not already finally done. Transplant
lettuces for succe.sional supply. Prepare thatched
straw-hurdles for protecting useable "attar." in the
way of Endive. Lettuces, ko. Finish cleaning and
dressing, with finely sifted leaf-mould, or some other
form of manure, all Herb-beds. Proceed with the
necessary earthing-up of all Celery, which needs it, and
is sufficiently forward for the operation. Earth up at
once and wholly all that is requirrd to succeed that at
Present in ine. other rows for • later supply must be
operated on by degrees. giving a little at • time, and
in • manner not to injure the hearts of the plants, by
allowing loose lumps of soil to roll carelessly into them.
Where a not over-abundant supply of Parsley exists.
and I fear this is too general this MGM, it will be
well to transplant any which stands too thickly
together, thereby affording more room for growth.
Run the hoe through the later sowing of Spinach,
giving it at the same time • final thinning out. Every
plant should have &op le space to gro• in. Ira that
way it becomes more thoroughly hardened, and stands
frost better than it otherwise would do.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

PREPARED

COCOA,

ISHICII Is -
The Excellence of Prepared Cocoa.
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SOLD IN l'Ackrrs, BY AL Gauccivi,

OWE SHILLING PER POUND.
Ha. no aurae-iv, wane. but Quality to rea,mmend at.
Manufactory Finsbury Steam Mills. London.

PMILE ?Ili°.

tyv INDIGESTION °,O

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FaitaiZ
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

Arrest to JOHN HatOGDEN I )111•7
Owners, Shippers of House, Ste, • skers,
and Brick-burning Coals, of superi

POOLE k PARENTONE NUI
Ezukusktp :

l]ip °BERT WHITE begs t
Jt ostalogue of BULBS Jo nos
be happy to forward on applicati
He aao calls attention to hi. s
green Shrubs, Trees., ka, au L
respectfully solirited. and to hie a.
Reese, espeeially the mach #
Narwhal NieL

, tat his
In will

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An erteZo moortesoot of 4
from fla. per dm.

, a Trees

DENT, Chronometer, Cloak
Makers to Her Majesty, 1-, Prinoe of
Wiles, and ILIM• the No2Peror c' i d Makers
of the Great Clock for the Hone. ) meal, 81,
Strand, and 34 and 35, RoyalMsel i on.

B s.d
Gold Lever Watches, from ... 16 16 0
Gold Half Chronometers, wind
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Gold Hunting Case, extra „.
Gold Geneva Watches, aLuni
=everWatches, ' • 7 7 0
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or without • key, from
Silver Hat Chronometers, in Hunt 1.4 a,
Marine Chronometers, from 36 15 0
Gold Chains, 16 and carai, .E 4 4a.
Drawing-room and Library cio.k. • 004 55.040.4
ko. winding with or without a kir Dials, Bracket
anal Astrooomical Clocks of every sky, Tuns
Csoeks mad* to order.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

PORTLAND.

To. LATZ FATAL ACCIDINT.—The Lords of the
Admiralty, in consequent* of the late fatal accident at
Portland, when six lives were lost by the upsetting of a
small boat, have directed that all boat• and boatmen
are to be properly licenaed.
ARRIVAL 01 THI!Mit SQUADIOII.—The Channel
Squadron, under the command of Admiral Warden,
C. 8., left Milford Haven on Thursday last, and • portion
of the fleet arrived at Portland at half-past eleven
o'clock on Saturday morning last. The iron clads eon-
skits of the Minotaur, 22, flagship of Admiral Warden;
Achilles, 32, Capt. Vansittart, and the Bellerophon, it,
Capt. ll'Donald. The westward division, under the
command of Admiral Ryder, will remain at Plymouth.
On Friday the fleet hove toe off Land's Fart for practice
Snug. The wind was blowing fresh from the W.L,
causing the iron-clads to roll considerably, but notwith-
standing some excellent firing took place. A target
was placed at a distance of 2,000 yards, and the flag-
staff was eat in two by • shot from .9-too gun from on
beard the Achilles. It is rumoured that the Achilles
will be paid off, as the Teasel has now been in commis-
sion more than four years. and it is stated that in
keeping with MI new ride of eubnituting armour-clad
ships for the old wooden ships doing (vanguard duty,
she will be refitted with dispatch, and be stationed at
Portland, in the place of the St. George. Whilat the
fleet were lying at Milford Haven, • very large number
of persons visited the various iron-clads, and the gallant
Admiral will allow the same privilege to the public
whilit the Sent reoiain at Portland. It is expected that
the fleet will again go on • cruise for fourteen days
daring the present month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

WIMBORMIL

Suwon Bonoo.—Thle professor of legerdemain pee
an entertainment at the new Town•hall on Wednesday
evening. The hall was erowdeil to over flowing by •
fashionable audience.

Tan trademen of Wimborne have unanimously weed
to elms their shops at seven o'clock every evening,
ffieturdaym excepted, from the let October last pmt, tall
be lot of April next.
Pammirravioar. —Tbe Dorset County Temperance
Association have presented Mr. Luff, Canford Magna,
with a handsome volume of the " British Workman,'
beautifully bound in crimson and gold, in grateful
remenibtanee of the great courtesy shown them by him.
on the mon of their great fete at Canforll.park, on
June 2911.

Curti)lin Soireinstow BRIDOL —We should like to
WI the attention of the "powers that be," to the very
ricketty state of the little suspension bride that sputa
the Stour at Danford. The structure, whieb has been
pronounced en.afe for years, is now positively dangerour,
especially to thou beadles@ young folks who, generally
of a Sunda,. so dancing and jumping across, apparently
oblivious of the risk they run, for the flooring of the
bridge is in • very rotten oondition. A tumble through
Into the liver beneath might make work for the coroner.
Inqourr.—An inquest was held at the Guest Anne,
Danford Magna, on Theeday, 29th ult., on the tody of
William White, milkman to Kr. Jacobs Winiborne, who
wu found drowned in the river Stour on that
morning. Deceased has twit* before attempted his life
and has always been known u • man of • surly and
morose disposition. Verdict—Found drowneL We
are glad to lieu that sub of the jurymen pve their fee,
and also the lad Graham, groom to Sir Ivor Guest, his
1.. of se, for finding the body, to the widow, who is left
with eight children.

FM. —AD alarming fire broke out on the morning of
Tuesday. September 29th, on the ext....seise brewery
premises of /Iv C. Ellie, brewer. ko.. Wimborne. The
fire was first discovered *bout four o'clock in the
morning, end then it had fast hold o/ the brewery. Great
fears were at first entertained of the safety of the dour
mill end spirit storey, that joined the brewery on either
side, but by the Indefatigable efforts of the people of
Wiinburne, the fire was got under by seven o'clock, and
the mill and spirit stores were sewed. Werra Wyndham
and Lovelre garden engines did great lonise. The
uremia's ooneemed were insured, but the loss of trick to
Mr. SUM la estimated at about SlO,OO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH. Friday.—Tbere has been • falling off In
the demand for bops. Fine samples have continued scares
and dear, but in other descriptions only • moderate
baldness has been transacted. Bid and East Kent%
£3 Ms to 17; Weald or Kent', £3 to US ; nesse:,
104 to £48.; Farnhams, £4 10• to I'6 10• ; Corson'''.
£4 4o to kb 5.; Bavarians, I's tie to £6 6. ; Belgians.
£3 ISt to £3160 ; Yearlings, 1:3 10. to L 4 10s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

2 ball&
100 Dorsal Horn ewes in lsmb by o Down rem, will
begin to lamb about the middle of Wombat, to
be sold in Lou of 10 and 20.
. 90 Dorset Horn ewes in lamb by s Down ram, will
lamb about the ant week in November, to be
told in Lots .1 10 and 21
25 very prima fat Down wetbers.
2) tat Down withers.
94 fat Down dos.. 50 ditto.
110 ditto. 10 ditto. 10 /Mo.
30 fat Horn awes. 10 ditto. 90 ditto. 6 ditto.
4 fat stags.

20 ditto.

6 fat rains.
BrOITO mare, 16 bands, quiet to ride and drive, and
a Stanhope waggonette to carry six, with lamps, pole,
Au, new last April, and b., been but little used.
A te horse timber carriage.

Fesly Entries are respectfully solicited.
Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock scut the day before the
Salo. at moderate Charge.
Commission-41 in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per cent on Hones and Implements.
ritocKEDs OF S PAW TO VENDOES
SAME DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

ISLE OF PURBECK.

Loss Or THE PORTSMOUTH BATHS LIIIIITT OPT
Knernaloos.—An inquest was held on the 27th ult., at
the New Inn, Kimmeridge, before the Mayor of Ware-
ham, who it el-officio ooroner for the Isle of Purbeck,
on the body of e deceased sailor found wa.hed ashore,
supposed to be one of the crew of the above vessel.
The chief feature of the inquest was the dear evidence
thereby elicited of the daring sad bravery of the coast•
guard men at Kimmeridge, under direction of their chief
raper, Mr. Stoke., who risked aril' lives in the •
attempt to aid the unfortunate Teasel, which we,
to go down in the late awful gee, with all bun...
boar&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

WIDO W(wzaz4W ETSLoC' PILLS,
iiHolsauS )
So long and jaatly celebrated for their peraillarrinneS,
Cr, strongly recommended to the notice eve r 7 tidy
(having obtained the martin and approbation of moeh
gentlemen of the Medical Profeesion), as a safe and
saleable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
end relieving other inanimateness to which the female
frame is liable' especially those which at an early period
at Me frequently arise from want of exercise and general
d,....4,41 of the system ; they create CO be/Ma* *me"
noon gidd.nen and nervous headache,
and are eminently anolui In windy abandon. &mix"'
of breath, and palpitatin of the beset; being perfectly
innocent they may be weal with misty in all seasons and
It eimetes,
je be" 01.47. awing I. the numerous imitations, to
warn the publie that 9.u.salsY's IS the only original
receipt, and his been prepared by the Swain family
over eighty years. Persimmon should no that each box
I. wral'lml In whits ' and the name, "C.
KIASAMIT.. enitea the Government stamp.
Sold wholesale end nun be J. Saxon mod BONS. 80,
Oxford-street' Leseft. Ina by all m.aign. mbaon
thumichaat tb• waurp, is beau, Woe b. 9d. milk 00
by pad Ice X mho *mpg.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

WAREHAM.

Ter number of electors for this borough under the
new Reform Act is 76.1 The number of voters on the
old register woo 303.

CORI% CASTLE,

ALLEGED LAUDLORD CoIRLIoN.- The 1t.,. N. Bond,
In a letter to the Daily News, denies that political
motives bad anything to do with his giving notice to
quit to two of his tenants at Corfe Castle, Being
&alma' of letting out mine land for the purpose of
snaking garden aliotrneoti to the labouring class there,
he Nelrcted those fields adjoining one another which
appeared the best calculated for the mignon., and gave
instruction to his agent that he should servo the noose-
notice on the tenants.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

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BY HEIt MAJESTY'S.

ROYAL LETTERS

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is not liable to get out of order, and leaves the animal's
eoat of a glossy natural appearance, entirely free from
ridgee, patches, or marks of any kind, and may be used
by any person without previous experience.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06

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