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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THORSDAY.—Tn-rlay's market was but moderately
with &mita, the quality of which was by no
means first-rate. Prime breeds comioar.ded • steady
asdo, at fully Monday's currency; otherwise the bed
trade was in • sluggish state, at foriuer term.. Thzots
pure' were :—Coarse ant inferior beef 2d eef 3a ,
quality 36d, aid prime 4s 2.1 Prime Downs and half-
bred awn were aurae and in good re quest , at 6s. to
$s 44 per filbe. Othrr breeds were a dull inquiry, at
*and 24 41 for inferior, and 3. nil to ts for middling
quality. Prime coarse-wog-Med 4s 2,1 104, Mkt. Ti..
show of calves wss 0011 moderate ; neverilielesa the
veal trails rallid heavy, at Sr 4.1 to 3, 104. P.gs moved
prices ; but mile, cows wvre • dull
••rely at very full
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15

Legal.

MtallrreltlAL AMINITIMI.— At the Norwich petty
nesaions, a few days ago, William Gardiner was charged
before Mr. Betts, Mr. Blake, and other justicea, with
having fired • cannon in the street, and Mr. J. W.
Taylor, carpenter, was charged with having rescued him
from the polies. The cannon was fired in honour of the
marriage of Mr. Taylor's son, awl Mr. Taylor therefore
interposed, but denied having rescued him. The cue
Was dismissed, when the following conversation Leek
place :—Mr. It. W. Illake—And I should recommend
Mr. Taylor to go and consult his solicitor on the subject
at once, and bring an action for false imprisonment.
Mr. Taylor—l intend to do no, and had I been fined
only a shilling, I should have appealed. Mr. J. Betts
(who was in the chair)—l think it is bad taste to make
these remarks. The man might be left to take his own
course. Mr. Blake (after a abort pause)—Do you mean
that remark for toe If you do, I beg to say that I shall
think and speak as I like. Mr. Betts—You might think
as you like, but you might keep such remarks to your-
self. I think it is bad taste to make such remarks as
you did. Mr. Blake—Bad taste! I think you show
much worse taste in making the observations you did.
I shall say what I like without consulting you. Mr.
Betta—l consider myself as respectable as you or any
other man, and I think I have as good taste u you or
any one elm,. Mr. Blake— II you had, you would not
seat yourself in that chair. Mr. Betts—i don't consider
that you, as a junior magistrate, have any right to make
the remarks you did. I don't want any of your insolence.
Mr. Blake— Junior magistrate I I said, end I say again,
that Mr. Taylor would be greatly to blame if lie did not
take steps in the matter. Mr. Betts—And I say it is
bad taste for you to make these remarks. Mr. Blake—
You arc not a judge of that. Mr. Bette—But lam a
judge of it, and the town is a judge of it as well. Mr.
Blake—The town • jidge of it—how do you know that?
You can't tell what the town thinks. Mr. Betha—l
have seen it in print • number of times about you. Mr.
Blake—Pray where have you seen it in print' No doubt
in that scurrilous paper, and perhaps yon put it there
yourself. Mr. Bette--I feel a perfect contempt for yin,
and I say again it would have beciernuoh better had you
never made the remarks. Mr. Blake Contempt,
Indeed I—The matter then dropped, Mr. Blake remark-
ing that police-constable Andrews would have shown
more discretion had be not brought the matter before
the Bench.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15

LITERARY NOTICES.

Tun QUIVII.---Part 1., price W.—Casten, Niter, wad
Go/pin.—We cannot speak too highly of this very
Interesting and instruetive magasint, and the worthy
publishers have added afresh claim to the gratitude of
heads of families, and teachers of the young, who in
the "Quiver," will And a vast amount of religions
int•ll4:oce, and many interesting articles,icalcolated, In
no
t degree, to aid them in their endeavours to
nto the youthful mind the wawa truth, of the
Gospel. It is • work, indeed, fitted for all dames of
*moiety; for while those advanoed in Ufe will derive
instruction aad counsel from the very able leading
article with whitsh each weekly number oommanoes, the
l.orrizercattunigtheanoor y will A
under the bod in
ead osr.)l,.&otltlxlie.,
Department," lessons, which if well studied and carried
out in their every-day life, will make them both better
and happier members of society. We feel fully per-
suaded the enterprising pablishen of this essallent
periodical will have the thence of all those who wish
well to the cause of religion and trail.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15

METAL MARKET.

WOLVIMEAKTIVIII —The official list of prices of
Staffordshire finished iron is as follows :—Common
Staffordshire ban, £7 Os, at the work.; best bars,
LI Os; sheets, £8 lOs ; doubles, £lO Os; nail sheets,
£8 0.; bitten, £ll 10s ; boiler plates, £8 104 ; best sod
beet beetle proportion; common rods, £7 1k; hoops,
Os ; gas drip, £7 10s ; Canada p/ates, £ll 10.; and
all other sorts in peopostioa. Second end third-class
makers are selling below those rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15

NEWOATS AND LEADEN HALL

_
• Faumr.—Tbs supplies of matt on gals bus us
R Ammo. Good and prime heel and mutton move off
litirtily at very tun prices ; but inferior qualities aro
Osiir respire et Isto rams Veal is • dull inquiry.
York, he...n0,. tioniumwls high currencies. Wiwi°,
beef. Si lid to 3s 11.1.; middling ditto, 3,44 to 313 d ;
P* m* him ditto, NU to bs 10; prime small ditto,
te 4tl ; large pork. 4. to 4s 3d; iuforior mottos,
4s le is ; mielliag mutton, 3• 8d iv 4s ; prime
ffithed 4s_tt 4s 41; soil. 16 44 wB4 ; small
Pak 6198114888.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

EITSAGEDINART RELIGIOUS GATESIIIIIO.--On Taes•
day and Wednesday last the town of Nantwich WS in a
state of unusual exeiterneut, owing to the presence of •
large number of visitors from Manchester, Stockport,
Shrewsbury, and Chester, who came to attend the
special services in the parish church, which have just
inaugurated the renovation of that venerable pile. The
chancel has been, Wackily restored, under 150 Pollorin"
tendence of Mr. G. Scott, the most distinguished
church architect of the present day, at the cost of Lord
, Crewe, the patrol' of the living; but as yet the nave,
I tooth transept, end Routh porch require Mit hind of the
restorer. At the conclusion of each !service a collection
was inide in ad of the fund for the completion of the
restorations. The good people of Nantwich, Church-
men and Dissenters, are alike proud of possessing no
beautiful a specimen of ecclesiastical architecture, and
felt delighted when the peal from the belfry announced
to them that its portals were again opened for the oele-
brgtion of divine worship. The principal preachers
were the Lord Bishop of the diocese and the Bev. Dr.
Vaughan, vicar of Doncaster, and formerly head master
of Marrow School.
CoircineeariossUem.—The annual *weedily of the
Congregational Union was held last week at Birniing.
ham. The proceedings commenced with • conference
in 'Cheesier Chapel, under the presidency of the Bev.
J. G. MCA of Bradford. The most interesting inci-
dent of the day's proceeding" was the passing of • rem-
, !ration expressive of the esteem and veneration of the
mutnherp iii.• 17 for th.• memory of their 4-
period friend, the Bey. J. Angell Jame..
Coicarien•trox.‘t, l'sstuonr.—At • dinner, given on
Thursday, to the Bee. W. R. Thomson, lats. Kid,-
ashy, on his induction to It-gent-plice, U.P. Chord,.
Glasgow, Esr Rev. Dr. J. B. Johnson drew attention to
" the service of mug in the beam of God," as a congre-
gational work that all should snipes in. There were
three greet faults in imegregational song--tenes were
sung which ought never to be introduced into God's
honer, as they were airy, Maggie Lauder things, that
never were intended for the sanctuary, however good
they might be in the parlour—even good tunes were
often sung to very inappropriate words, and he In-
stanced how that, in singing tunes with • fugue, con-
gregations have been heard singing "My poor poi"
three times over before they finished the line, "My
poor polluted heart," while others have sang "Bend
down sal," repeatedly before iniehing lb. line, "Send
down salvation;" and even when good tunes were sung
to appropriate words, IM' were often miserably sungin regard to time, tune, espresaion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15

%my ant) Nab°.

THZ CHANNEL FLIRT. PORTSSIOOTH.—The port
division of the Channel squadron, under the command
of Rear-Admiral John E. Erskine, arrived at St. Helen's
during the night of Monday from Bentry Bay. This
portion of the fleet oame to anchor on Monday at the
back of the Isle of Wight, where they remained during
the principal part of the day, in oonsequence of the
dense tog that prevailed. They eventually loft the back
of the Wight and anchored at 84. Helen's on Monday
night about six o'clock, where they again dropped an-
chor, as it was not safe to proceed to Spithead. The
vessels consist of the Edgar, 89, screw, Captain George
P. Mends, bearing Rear-Admiral Erskine a flag ; Hero,
89, screw, Captain Alfred P. Ryder; and Trafalgar, 88,
screw, Captain John B. Dickson. At nine o'clock on
Wedneeday morning they again got under welsh, and left
St Nolen's under steam. The fleet brought to and mune
up to the anchorage at Bpithead, when the accustomed
salutes were exchanged between the Edgar and Victory
Sag ships. It is understood that the above men of war
will go into harbour in order to make good defects.
Tee ARIESTIONS CION CONTROVERSY. The Times
of Wednesday devoted a leader to the pros and row of
the Armstrong gun dispute, which concludes as fol-
lows ;—" For ourselves, we confess to a auspicion that
any other gun elevated, instead of the Armstrong gun,
to gm place of honour, would soon be attacked with as
mesh vehemence as the present favourite. No man
likes to see his own invention unnoticed while the in-
vention of another brings him Aloe and renown. It is
not in the laid degree probable that we shall ever get a
grin which every 'Abel of mechanics will acknowledge
to be superior to all other guns, and we must expect, in
any event, to have our faith occasionally sssall.d by
complaints and warnings. Theme considerations, how-
ever, do not touch the osmoses of the question now be-
fore us, We do not use how it can he &mica that the
present diamentionts have made out a aiss for inquiry,
and that inquiry *eight to be neither delayed nor stifled.
It is of the utmost Impatience to us that we should
know the whole truth about the Armstrong gun, and
this truth we shall never know natal the gun has been
subjected to every ospermary test without prejudice,
favour, or reserve.

HOLLOVA TS 0117111 UT Ub PILIA.--1149 • trolltament punned
by Prdessor Holloway for the sure of wounds and ulcers le
the nenet simple and certain In He ciente. It bee been trisd by
Menders). of thousunis, and never known to fail; by the
administration of an internal remedy ethe Pills) be delve.
&wan ,•ua, and by tb• adondstantion of an external nemody
52belmmtle) 4,40,34 wottnele. ulcers. and tin grant of ex-
dfoardsoi. it* aplelwaled UIIII3IIIKI alo3, bad I.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

Markets.

At llark•Lane, high priees for grain are maintained
In a most remarkable manner, oonsidering how the
harvest bas been brought forward by the extraordinary
weether which we have lately experienced. Wheat at
from 60s. to 70e, shows how profound is the conviction
that abort supplies of grain must cantinas for, long
time to corns. On Friday pricer did not actually fail,
although the trade was dalL —Trade at the Copenhagen
Fields ih heavy, as might be expected; for, with this
wonderful hest, the consumption of meet moat decree..,
while the numbers of animals sect to market, dead or'
alive, must be unexpectedly great, from the almost
total sheen°. of food in all our principal grazing distriets.
—Poultry, for similar reasons, is superabundant. —Hops
are again reported as Glean. After all the hot weather
and easterly winds web.,. had, this is very remarkable.
The ish crop promises to be most prollito.

CURRILNT PRICES OF ENGLISH GRAIN.

_
WRIST
Biwa sod Kent,
" Ditto, new 60 to (17
" Miaow Mtn, —I.
64 to 70
Fornin, red
' Unto. white
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FBAS.
Grey ISte 46
White • 42 to 40
B^ilve , ... 42 to te
•Foreign, white to
FF. • 40 to 42

English malting ... 37.0
to 40

OATS.
ItoElbh, food /5 toll
potato• 19 to 34
&lota% food to
" potato _to_
Irish, black 32 to It
'• white ... t°
Foreigo,food to

Ch'lr . —to—
8r0..n.. 4 to

'ricks ... 42 to 44
46 to 47
gm.ii 50 to 67

FLOOR.
Town-made. MO lbws. 64 to CO
... 49 to 60
Norfolk 4110 67

AVET.AOI2I.

Wheat.
_ley. 0464
L 4. 4, a. 4. d.
70 8 40 10 29 1
67 6 42 2 30
60 1 31, 3 20
67 6 30 I ao
67 7 30 6 29
067 37 4 29

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Elbowing In th• Awe weeks, • fall of jwk.&
• fall of 30. 6d.is Wiry ; and • fan of 24. hi osta.

OORN MARKET&

Tuninsv.—Balarstry: Supply very chart,
trade generally dull. Wheat deelined froni ii. to 2s.
per quarter. Prime, 50• to 704.-7—..Liverpoot: A good
attendance, and • fair consumptive businees in wheat,
at an advance of 4d. to 24. per 'rental on white deeorip.
tiona sinea this day week; red wheat was unchanged in
value. Flour was steady, bet Dot active.—Hsli Very
small show of wheat, and the banner done in English
was at • &Mina of le. to 2• per qr.; foreign offered at
b. We mousy bat woo sold. Kogliab, old whits, nil;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

TEE FIRST AND HIGHEST PRIZE
MEDAL
GIVEN FOR SEWING ACH 'I7EB
At tlia PARIS EXHIBITION, 1887,
wan awarded to the
"LITTLE WANZER,"
In Oompelktioa with 87 other %whines.
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Sole Agent for DORCH ESTER,
HENRY TAYLOR 44, Son tb•street.

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PIDDLEHINTON.

BAPTIST WESTISS EVAIOSLIZAnow BOCINTT.—
Ilestinp in furtherame of the ohjects of this society,
which has bean in operation in this county about fear
and half years, have been held during the past week. In
three villages of this district, commencing at Piddle.
bistro on Wedoesday afternoon, when the Rev. 8.
Pearce, of Creerkerne, preached in the open air. A tea
followed in • barn lent by Mr. J. Lovelace, and at its
cionclusion a pablio meeting was held, under the pre-
sidency of the Rev. IL Merriman, and addresses were
delivered by the Chairman. the Rev. Mr. Gunning
(Ruckland Newton), Rev. 8. Pomp. (Crewkerne), Mr.
Miller (Crewkeroe). and Mr. J. Davis (Charminster)
evengelista The attendance was very good. Thanks
were amorded to Mr. J. Loyola.e for his kind...s in
lending the barn, and to Mr. G. Kayo for otherwise
promoting the mama of the gatherings. --A similar
series of meetings Wok plate at Winterborne Bteepleton
on Thursday. The 1t... B. Pearce preached in the open
air ; upwards of 109 attended the tea, held in Mr.
' Bymee's barn; and a still larger number the meeting,
at which Mr. J. Homer, of Martinstown, took the
chair. The Rev. K. Merriman gave an account of the
working of the society in the district. Nine wireless
are held every Sunday, besides week-day 'cervices, house
to boom visitation, and the distribution of publications
of the Religious Tract flukey. The other speaker,
were, the Rev. Mr. Perkins (Upway), Mr. Miller, Mr.
Beale (Weymouth), and Mr. Smith (Bristol). The
illeetion amounted to 1.1 2s. 7d. Mr. Byrnes iwas
thanked for his kindness.—At Broadmayne, on Friday,
Mr. Pears, again preached. A tea woo held in a barn
belonging to Mr. &wrap' (for which he wu sobs.-
(ineptly thanked). At the public meeting addresses
were delivere I by the Revs. B. Merriman, Perkins, and
Pewee, and Messrs. F. Mdls, J. Davis, and Millar. Al
each of the meetines there were large numbers u-
gambled, and the proceedings were marked by much
kindly Christian lenlise. We understand that the
society is not established for proselytising, but with the
sole object of spreading the knowledge of the Gavel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

SIR OLAF AND THS FAINT DANCIL

(Frost die Swdial)

Sir Obil beetrides hi. courer proud,
When the =tin sun shines fair;
Sir 4 414 rides Limo' the green forest,
When the moonbeami glimmer there.
(The deer and she doe. slap lathe slaws, out.)
A sound comer waft ow the forest teems,
Of music and mirtheome glee. •
For the fairies are tripping User mystic round,
All under the greenwood it..
And aye they sang and merrily sang
" How blest Is the elfin crew !
0 the dance Is ...et, when the green-folk meet,
And the mud Is starred el' Use dew.'
And out and spake the Elfin King,
A. his right arm teudeed he,
" Welcome! sir knight, to our moon-Lit dance;
81r 01i1! wilt dance thm.r
" Now, wAy no., nay! thou ElAn King,
The evening wed. away;
ybe night shade. My, for tbedawn I. nigh,
And U.e morn Is my wadding day"
And out and !Take the Elfin Queen,
A. her white arm tender's dm,
"Welcome! Ur knight, to our lomat dance,
Sir Olaf! wilt dance with me r
"Now, nay! now, nay' thou Elan QUM.
I may not brook delay;
Late, late Is the night, nod the morning light
Will soon on the dim fells play.'
And out and snake the Queen's sister,
AA she tender'd her lily hind;
'Sir Olaf will sure be a gallant knight,
And dance with our merry band?"
"Now, nay! now, nay! thou pretty ell,
Tbe morn is my wedding day;
It would go to the heart of my fair young bride
IS! danced with anothermay."

Sir Old la tiFk itt*llesrl...al heart

Te;..rni;;;;a7a7oo
Take my barb to the etable, brother.
I never shall mount hi., more."
" Spread my couch, my deer alder.
I am stricken by fairy smell ;
The morrow morn ye may sing my WM.
And may toll my pssainghell."

At early morn the hello rang out
blow and cad from the belfry era,'
" Pain would I know why the bolls are rung r
'They peel for your wedding-day."
" But what Is that solemn Amin, mother.
So unmeet for bridal eong r
Olaf l• drad, and ta • neutrino maid,
As his corneal. (aorta along."
• • • • • •
Throe enfold In the cannel-earth
(All for 04 %trey died),
81, 01.1 the knight, sad ht. mother dear,
And Str Oats fair young bride.
(Modem and tar does sleep In the dry; ougx
—l*. awl Qualm.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

CORNS! CORNS ! I CORNS! ! you
have Corna use the Reasian Corn and Bunion
Mater, the best remedy ever invested. " SamB
pieoas can be obtained." Sold by J. Ulan,
bzfordttreot, W., in bow, tor Corns, la.
for Banione, 25.. aucl by all Chemists.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

W I LTS SLIMMER ASSIZES.

The oornmission for bolding thus aegis's wu opened
on Wednesday last, and the business oommeneed oni
Thursday, Mr. Baron Cheapen presiding in the Crown
Court, and Mr. Jutioe Mellor sitting at Nisi Prins.
There were ten prisoner' for trial, and four civil causer,
but these last were of no public interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

BRID PORT.

BRIDPOIT GAS MID COICII CO M —This annual
general m 'sting of the shareholders in the above coin pan y.
was held in the Town-hall, on Tuseday last. The chair-
man of the company, B. P. (Sundry, Esq., presided.
The following repot t was submitted both. meeting .• -
" Your directors have again the pleasure of laying before
you • report of the company'. operations daring the past
year, which they consider vary favourable under existing
circumstances. Your directors have the satisfaction of
being enabled to inform you, that the new gasholder
and the other rxtenatve alterations at your works are
now nearly completed, and they hope that when finished
they may congratulate you on the whole of the works
being in • moat efficient state and amply large enough
to meet any probable demand for gas which may astse
during many years to mom Your directors are of
opinion, that the call due on the 15t July will be
outfit:dent to pay all your IMbilitien on the new works.
Your directors recommend a dividend of 71 per cent.
on the old capital, awl a dividend at the rate of 5 per
cent, on the amount paid up on the new shares, both
dividends to be free of theorise Tax and payable in July.
The chairman proposal that the report be received and
adopted, and in doing so, dwelt on the alterations which
had been made at the works, and on the excellent way
in which they had been done.-11r. C. Ne•berry
seconded the adoption of the report, which use carried
unanimously. Messrs. H. E. Houma C. Newberry,
and C. Tucker, were re-elected directors, and Hews. B.
W. Whetbarn, J. C. Baker, and Jams Templernan,
auditors. A vote of £5O to the al to be divided
among them in any mannet they may d e, and a rots
of £5 to the auditors Iva. unanimously agreed to. The
Martha of the meeting were tendered to the directors,
for the ability with whlah they had eonduoted the
business of the company during the pad year. This
was acknowledged by the chairman on behalf of himself
and hia brother director.. A vote of thauks to the
manager and secretary, for their attention to their
duties, brought the meeting to • termination.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

DORCHESTER AG RICULTURAL SOCIETY.
ralliE GENERA' MEETING and ANNUAL
1 EXHIBITION of CATTLE end STOCK will
t k, place in DORCII STU, on SATURDAY, 25th day
of JL LY, 1568.
The Annual Dinner of the Society will be provided
on the day of Exhibition at the Antelope Hotel,
Dorchester. when the Chair will be taken at four
o'clock, sod the prices and premiums awarded during
the peat year will be diatribe tad.
Vast', not inehading wine. 3a. each.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Honorary Secretary.
'Dorelheitee, July 13, 18418.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

CEIANY •BBA&

Bams/f AND Fohlion Buda SOCIZTT.—Tbe &mina
meeting of this sasociatlos was held in the National
Schoolroom ou Tuesday evening, the 14th mutest
the Rev. A. H. 8011, the veer, in the chair, whoa the
room was well tiled with • most respectable sod
attootive &odic's*, being the lamest meeting that ham
been seen in Corse is behalf of this excellent society,
and thothrixio many of the most ictluentisil of tth
inhabitants. The report showed an inerease is the
contributions, amounting in all to upwards of £4O.
The meeting was then addressed by the Rev. E. W.
Par., Rector of Dorchester St. Peter'e, Mad the Rev.
Philip Kent, the association secretory, after which •
liberal collection was made in aid of the society.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

Norihaquare, Dorchester.
WTI S. BIGGS (late Partner in the firm of
.1.. E. Conntnurow and Co), begs respectfully to
announce that be list COMMENCED BUSINESS
.se WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT at the above
. edit rms.
The Stock bay been selected with great care from
booms of the highest repute in the trade, and contains
Wines of the choicest kinds, some of which are of great
age in bottle.
T. S. BIGGS will be happy to sendlitt of prices, and
samples on •pplicatlon, arid ventures to hope that, with
every desire to consult the interests of the public, h•
,may obtain • share of its patronage.

BLACK DOG HOTEL,
ST. 11 A RY•STR ENT, WEYMOUTH,
(Opposite the Royal Bathe)

--
"FORM J. *ll.* LONGMAN respectfully
IV informs his friends, the Inhabitants of Weymouth
and its adj•cint district, that the •bove Hotel has b en
isntirely lefitted, and the her remodelled for the comfort
and convenience of his numerous patrons ; and be
trusts, by supplying the best articles, to merit • eon-
tinuanie if their teenier*. He also Das much pleasure
In informing the viiitors to Weymouth that they ran
,be ..modated with capital sitting and bed roam,.
Wines and hipirits of the finest quality. DErintaill's
genuine unadulterated Ales and Stout en draught and in
bottlii. . .

Dinners, Luncheons, Teas, sod fituppire supplied on
the shortest notice.

NB. A private rears:me from the Erplenaile, sdjoin•
leg Mr. Upjohn'. Untie Warehouse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
E 25,000 Sterling may be obtained by an
investment of El. £8,000,000 sterling, guarsateed by
Oeveramentoire annually divided in monthly allotments
In onions some upwards to E 25,000 sterling.

For prospectus (which will be sent gratis) apply 0
111 r. FREDUIIOII licen, No. 8, Three King-court,
Lombard-Week London, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

WEYMOUTH.

WI are pleased to observe that H. Edwards, Eaq.,
M.P. for Weymouth, has put • notice on the paper of
the House of Commons for Monday, to ask the secretary
of the Admiralty whether in vies of {ha great economy
in time and oast which would be effected in the ship-
moot of coal at Pottlaad, by taking advantage of the
direct railway communication with the coal districts of
&oath Wale., it would not be desirable to provide
forthwith the necessary facilities at Portland for coaling
her Majesty's ships, in lieu of the more expensive and
tedious mode of supply through floating depot.. We
only trust be will be suceeseful as it must be beneficial
to the neighbourhood. He has also intimated his
intention of visiting his oonstiturnts lbortly after
Parliament is prorogued, to give an account of his
stewardship.

WIMBLEDON Rine Ifsgriso.—in the first stage of
the SL Goorgs's Cha!loose 'Vase, 7 shots at 500 yards,
Corporal Brown, a the sth Dorset (Weymooth) corps
moored 24, and won £4.

SHOOTING • PORPOISE. —On Thurelay last • porpoise
was observed swimming in the harbour above the
bridge. nod It was killed by • °barge of duck shot from
a gun fired by • young man named Roberts. When
the prey was secured it proved to be one of the bottle-
nosed species, shoat three feet long.

Tin RAOUL—It is Intended tu erect a new grand
slaind for the enomnig rased, &wording to a plan drawn
by Kr. 0. IL Criektosy. Tele provides for every
requirement and acoomodatlon of visitors. and more
especially for the comfort of the ladle.. The occrasary
amount we under4.ol will be reased by £lO shares,
and we hear that already more than half the money Las
been subwribed.

Miticomen Reale Nrw Cgonce--The Ladies Coin•
mittee of the working party have handed over to the
Rev. T. Oreaves, in aid of the fonds for the erection
of the new Aura, the rum of £23 14s. which was
realised after peyiog all expenses by the mond gather-
ing at Portmor• on July 9th ; and they take this
opportunity of thanking those friends who so kindly
assisted them on that ma:anion.

Ti LllllllOl7 vol WITIOUTH.—The oommittee
here fined ne the site of the we lifeboat on the west
end of the oeutspard depfit yard, and, immediately
epos the cooveyance being made, the preparations for
the Imo& will be taken into consideration ; it is not
however expected to take place until the close of the
year. Our borough representatives have each linen El%
(Uptain Bonen, El Is., Commander J. W. Reek ES.
The sebjoined annual subscriptions have also been
annoaueed :—Mr. G. Andrews, in.; Mr. F. C.
Sitwell, El in; Mr. Symonds, El is.; Mr. E. Damon,
55.; Capt. E. Burnett,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

TURNIP MANURE

DAKEN begs to inform his Agricultural
friends that be continues SOLE AGENT for
the Sole in the Count of Done! of LAWNS'
PATENT BONE TURNIP MANURE, OF THR
SAME SUPERIOR QUALITY AS THAT WHICH
RAS GIVEN SUCH GENERAL SATISFACTION
PO& THE PAST 25 YEAR&
. _

A large stook II this Manure constantly on band at
the ports et Weymouth, Poole. Firidport, and Lyme
Regis; use at both the Railway Stations At Dorchester;
May am nd y quantity sent to any other railway station on
erwivieg one day's notice.
Thembester, ay, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

BIRTH&

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July 8, at Coleshill House, Barka, the wife of the
Hon. W. P. Bouverie of n eon.

July 10, at Haeclbury 141 s, near Crewkerne, the
wife of Mr. John Patch, of • eon.

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July 12. at Weymouth, the wife of Edward Leigh
Kindereley, Eq., of a son
July 13, at Cerne Abbas, the wile of Mr. B. J. Clark,
of the New Inn, of • daughter.
July 14. at the Rectory. lwerne Courtney, the wife
of the Rev. F. W. klaunaell, of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
July 9, at Mapperton. Dorset, by the Rev. S. Selwyn.
rector of Milton, Somerset, uncle of the bride. George
Edward Eliot, Esq.. .on of William Eliot, E q of
Weymouth, to Agnes Charlotte, eldest daughter of
Lieutenant• Colonel Marryst, of the Manor Mouse,
Mapperton, near Heannnster.
July 9. at Mutant Church, by the Rev. J. Truman,
Mr. J. Grey, of Dunti.h Farm, Bucklaad Newton, to
,dily child of Mr. J. W. Taylor, Bridle's Farm,

July 15, at St. Mary'. Church, Weymouth, by the
Rev. J. btepliensen, in umbent of St. John's Church,
liadipole, John Campbell, of Bombay, to Jessie Cloeve
Davis, of Weymouth. No cards.
July 16, at tit. Peter's, Dorchester. by the Rev. T.
H. B. Raker, vicar of Preston, &Dieted by the Rev C.
Bingham, incumbent of Ramsey, uncle of the bride,
William &aisle. Barrett, Eaq , of Weymouth. to Maria
Georgina, eldest daughter of Charlie oowdell, of Dor-
chester, M.D. No cards.

DE %TllB
July 10, at Paster, J. Tyrrell. Lai., fer many Toul
Couuty Court Judge title Exeter &strict.
July li, at Blandon', gra Henry Barrett, aged 49.
July 13, at Percy House, Bath, Frances Anne, wife of
the 1t... IL 11. Atkinson, ILA., formerly rector of
Great Cheverell, Wilts
July 11, at Fern Omen, near Wimborne, Elizabeth,
widow of the late Henry Hewseton, Esti., of Witaton•
super.llare, aged 64.
oly 15, at corfe Mullen, deeply regretted, Penelope,
wife of Mr. Eder.' sherry, aged 0271.. r,.
July 16, at the Crown Hotel, Ringwood, of coneump•
tion, Mr William Cotman, aged Al
July 16,at Poole,tho Re!. A. Wilkinson, A. rector,
of zit James's, Poole, in hts 58th year. deeply regretted.
The death is announced of General the Hon. sir
Hugh A rbuthnott, K.C.8., by which event the colonele
of the 79th Regiment beoomes vacant. The d
who was born in 1780, was can of the seventh Earl of
Arbuthnott, and a general in the army. From UMW
1865 he sat in the House of Commons as member for
Kinc,..dimthin, but scarcely over took part in it.
debit's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

LIEBIG'S EXTRACT of MEAT.—Caution.
—Ask for " Ramorpie" &Duct : prepared by the
AUSTRALIAN MEAT COMPANY, LIMITED. Alm DEANER
Flavoured Extract, for the immediate ',ref:antics (without
any condiments) a Savoury Broth.
Of all Chemists and Grocers.
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O
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

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IT will cause Hair to grow on Bald Sputa.
IT will promote luxuriant growth.
FALLING HAIU is immediately checked.
THIN Hair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes the Hair rich, soft and glossy.
IT invigorates, thereby strengthens the Hair.
IT keeps the Head cool and clean.
IT removes all scarf and &Latina.
IT contain, neither oil nor dye.
IT will not soil white cambric.

In Large Bottles, Price Six Shilling&
7YIJOBALSAMUSI (Mrs. S. A. Allen's).
LAI —This is a clear, tramparcrt preparation with-
out sediment; it far excels any Pomade or Hair Oil.
To those whose hair is naturally dry. requiring fre-
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proved. Its early use on Children's Hair will insure an
abundant and bountiful supply from Tooth to Old Aye.
In Large Bottles, price Three Shilling&
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FINK STRONG RICH BLACK TEA,
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110VAN813 TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
J.:d immediately relieves *sr mast painful awn.
Bold In bottles 70., and Is. led. asett.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

TO THOSE WHO HAVE AN ()sacrum( TO
TAKE PILLS

V A NS'B PECTORAL COUGH
IA LOZENGES, for Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoene.
Dere, Shortness of Breath, Dry Cough, Sore nrust.k....
will be found • most efficient and agreeable remedy,
speedily relieving the most distressing symptoms. Bold
in boxes, 711 d., end Is. 14r1 each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

STARCH MAN UFACTURI

TO H.E.Ii.-"WiE - Vitiiiiiiii OF WALES
-
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Exelusively uaed in the ROYAL LAUNDRY,
The LADIES are respectfully Informed that this Starch
I. exelueleely used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Illajerty'a Laundress rya, that although she ham tried
Weurstr, Rion, and other POWDIM Flvnarnuts, she hu
found DODO of them equal to tie Guinn% whish is
the finut den* she ever used.

-PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
SDP RIWIRITY.

WHAT MONEY CANT DO
IN this world it difficult to say, judging front
the numerous purpose' to which it is applied. Ws
know what a little money can do. If invested in the
purchise of • Box of PROUD'S OOMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS, the universal remedy for all dio•
orders of the Liver, within the ?mob of all who mew
boot Bile Coativenem, unpleasant Taste of Mouth in
the morning Headache, !Moline's, Giddier', Dimness
of Sight, Swimming in the Head, ic TheY r gm"
and pleasant in their operation, require 5° °°°"...ms'•
nor alteration of diet, and may bs taken by both sums
of al ages.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS. 0/11Clili (Ssisesswar
Br. Proud), Dorobeeter. Sold b 1 rooPwoWhis
Chemists everywhere in boxes li. lgd. we.

EVANS'S REMEDY for PILES. No
disease perhaps ii, M.re *nisi aad distrsiloing
than the varioan forms of irritative eooditioo, kaolin,
U pa.. A. early applioatloo of this very palotalats,
easily takes remedy. never fails in ordiaary OW* to
sive immediate relief, and effects a speedy ease. gold
o pole, la lid., and 2.1. 9d. eiob.

EVA NS'S AROMATIC TINCTURE of
QUININE. This preparation ooinbinse all the
well-known properties of Quinine, in a ocintreeset
fem. One or two tea-woeful, in a glass of water,
three times a day, will be found omeet etiotent remedy
in oboes of enema Debility, Loss of Appetite,
Nervousness, Neuralgia or Tte-Doloreaux, Nervous
Headache, ka, km. Bold in bottles, la, 2a., sad 46.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

DENTISTRY.

Is cooncroroos of the great 'scream of Prachot,
'MON S. LEYS, Surgeon Dentist, and
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, Hr.
THOM AS-61111BIT, WITIWITIN, win in futon. attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK (WinsisosTs
and 8•TOILDAT8) at Mr. WELLSPRING'S, 5, SOOTA•
&TRIM from 1 to 4 p.m., and ettend all patients
at their osn residences by appointment, without extra
charge, sithin on* mile of Dorchester, nu Wedsesisys
•only.
LIT. =polies artifisial teeth, unrivalled for use,
.eorafort, natural appearance, and derability, and gives
a written warranty, ea to keep in good repair, free of
charge, for a period of tea years, for all his work,
which will save the inconvenience of returning often to
the dentist, and having coadaatly the hand in the
pocket to provide for repairs.
K. Lays has redimedbis pekoes within the resale of
frea

evoryone
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

PURE COAL TAR-S(LtP-

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&poCarlactin Detergent)
THIS t and Refreshing SOAP is
unrivalled for it benefieial action upon the Skin.
By It daily use. clear and healthy appearance Is produced,
and abundant medical testimony proses that Infectlous diseases
are prevented.—Vlde Lancer, iv. In Tablets ed. sod I, each
4 all Chemist. Wholesale of W. V. WRIGHT, and Co.,
London.

IF YOU WISH TO BE WELL AND KEEP WELL, TAKE
BRAGG'S finely livigated VECIKTABLE
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Wiginnrentreei, Cavendl.h-nniare.

BRASS, REED. STRING, AND DRUM AND FIFE BANDS
Also %mos flArrnouluma. Supplied at
WHOLESALIC prioea at J. MOORE'S,
Buxton-road, II adderafield. Patinas and
prima port free. Nude for any kind of band. Patronised by
the Army, Navy, and Rifle corm.

_
TMPORTANT to HORSE., COW and PIG
Keepere. The nutritious medicated COCOA
EXTRACT for Horeesand Cattle Is at mama making a great
sensetion In London. It unl venally approved by all consumers,
and strongly reonnmended by the faculty.
Wougateal met, Gloucetter, Jan. 17th, leg&
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D'ARCY'S Celebrated DUBLIN STOUT,
ANCHOR BREWERY, DUBLIN.
aniarint Emmy In Ireland but an*.
Priem and tams out applicatloa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

PUBLIC APPOINTMENT&

Wednesday, 21 —From, (Somenet) Fair.
Saturday, 25.—Annual Frhibition of Cattle and Stock
in connection with the Dorchester Apical.
tarsi :Society at Dorchester.
Monday, ST.—Great Bedwin and Melkaham (Wilts) and
Mattingly (Hants) Fain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

to her future ocioduel He took • favearable view of
the matter, solo the "'Mimes he lad beard there did
not appear Lobs any desire on her pert to injure tie
child, bet had placed it in such an advantageous place
that somebody would care Ur it. There did not appear,
from the medical examinatioe, to be any bruise on the
child, and therefore eh* had the 'repeat of his opinioa ;. •
but he again strongly impreseed upon her the dish,
sit lity of a better cosine of conduct, if anything bees.
after occurred easaing her to be brought before • magic-
serial bench the tees would be remembered against her
to her diradvaetsge. Ht then dismissed her. The
dreeirion did not meet tbe approval of the police-court
attendants, for as. old lady exclaimed ea 6aving Use
court, she " knowed the tints when her would
a' been hung fort" it bad, however, • different
°Mot on Mary Ann, for although her countenance was
anything but cheerful during the hearing, she left the,
court with a smile.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

IMPIJUAL

HOP II A MEET.

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BOIOUGH, Friday.—The amount' from the planta-
tions are more favourable. Bain boa fallen in many
districts. and has greatly improved the appearance of
the plant. The trade le quiet, at our quotations
:
Mid and East Ken* £3 10e. to £5 12e.; Weald of
Kent.. £310.. to £4 15e.; Sussex, £3 to £3 Ila ;
Farnharns, £4 to £5 125.; yearlings, a 10.. to £3
per out
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

ea-EVANS (successor to Mr. Frond),
Came; Dorebester, Agent for
HORNIMAWS PURE TEA EIGHT-PENCE per
lb. CHEAPER, u the DUTY is REDUCED.
GPM:FINE PACKETS-201. to lib. are signed

4111% LONDON, .
ORIGINAL TYPORTRRB OF TRN PURE TU.

USE ONLY THE
GLENFIRLD STARCH.

THE QUEEN'S LAUNDRESS USES NO OTHERS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

CATTLE MARKETS.

MITILOPOLITAN, Thursday. - Average supply of beast&
For most breeds there was a f .ir demand, at Monday's
currency. Prime sheep in request, at full quotations;
but inferior breeds oommanded very little attention at
late rates. Lambs—tbe supply of which was good—
were a slow inquiry, at the late decline in prices. Prime
small calves realhed previous rates, but large eaves
were very dull, at barely stationary prices. The sale
for pigs and much cows was heavy, nevertheless, the
quotations were supported.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

DENT, Chronometer, Watch, and Clock
Makers to Her Majesty, H.R.H. the Prince of
Wales, and H.T.11. the Emperor of Roseia, awl Makers
of the Great Clock tor the Houses of Parliament, 61,
Strand, and 34 and 35, Royal Exchange, London.

E ad
Gold Lever Watches. from ... • 16 16 0
Gold Half Chronometers, winding with
O without a key, from ... 8 15
Gold Hunting Cu., extra ... •5
Gold Geneva Witches, examined and
guarinteed, from ••. 7 7 0
Silver Lever Watches, from... ... ... 5 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, winding with
or .jtl,n.ti key, from .. • 26 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers. in Hunting Caws,
from 2760
Marine Chronometer*. from . • ••• •.• 30 15 0
Gold Chains. 16 and 18 carat, from £4 4a.
Brewing-room end Library Clarks in Ormolu, Marble,
fra, winding with or without a key. Biala, Bracket
and Astronomioel Clocks of every description. Turret
Clocks made to order.

R. DENT and 00.,
61, Strand, ILIA 34 and 35, Royal Rzabange, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

1100 I Boasts —.— 123
Sheep Nal Lavabo 13400 I Sheep ind Webs .. ..... 110 ,
Calves BOO I Calm
Pll2l
--

Beinot., Thuraday.—flhort supply of beef, but more
than sufficient for the demand, there being quite •
stagnation of trade, owing to the ecatinuanos of the
intense heat. Best descriptions sold at 684., and in •
few instances a trifle more money was obtained, while
secondary samples changed bands at from 63e. to 65e,
per cwt. There was a large supply of sheep and lambs,
many of those on offer, h , being almost unfit for
the market, owing to the want of proper keep. Prioes
were rather arm, good mutton sailing at 60. and 7d.
per lb., and lamb at led. end &I. We had • abort
supply of nsiloh oows, but it met • very limited trade.
Of store cattle there was scarcely more than • score on
offer, and owing to the oontioned drought the trade is
quite paralysed, even more so than during the cattle
plague nstrictiona There was a abort supply of pip,
numbering between WO and StiO, with a dull trade,
though prices were firm, bacon pip selling at Ils. &1.,
and porkers at its, 31. per Coors. Trade in horses was
rather more active, owing probably to the approaching
great colt fair.

_
NrwaAfs AID LEADZWEIALL, Friday. —Although only
limited supplies of meat have been on sale the trade has
ruled heavy, at our quotations.

Per 811 m., by-the-- cerami-
cd. &d. I 4. d. a. 4.
Inferior bid .. 3 g lo 3 4 llnterior mutton $ oto 3 4
Middling ditto $6 „ 3 8 Middling ditto.. 3 6„ 3 8
Prime large do. 3 10 . 4 2 Prime ditto.. . 11 10 „ 4 4
Priem small ditto 4 4 .4 61 llote I pork .... 3 0 „ 3 6
Veal $ 4 . 4 4 I large ditto.... 310 ~ 4 4
Lamtia, 44 Od. to 4a. ild.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE,
a safe and effectual remedy for Wind, Gripinge
in the dowels, Reatlessnem at night, Acidity in the
Stomach, kc. This tote and agreeable medieine is
renowned for its efficacy in preventing and removing
the above dporders to which infancy is no peculiarly
liable, especially during Teething. It affords instan-
taneous relief, giving comfort and repose to the chil&
and pesoe and gladness' to the parent. Every mother
and every DUMP would do well to have this meek
esteemed meiicine by them. Bold in bottlie
la. I , and 2s. 9d. each.

EVANIPS SIR CHARLES CLARKE'S
DIGESTIVE PILLS, Immediately relieve and
cure Indigestion, Pain at the pit of the Stomach. Pall
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Drynes. of Mouth in the morning. Irregular Action of
the Bowels, ke., and many other symptoms of Stomach
Diocese. Unlike most Pills and remedies offered to do
public, these Pills do not purge the Bowels; requite no
cionfinement ; nor need patients fear taking cold nor
any ill effects, be their employment what it may. In
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uniformly successful, as the many Testimonials received
amply substantiate. Direstiona given with snob bottle.
Price in. lacL, and 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

CONSUMPTION

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Which haa now passed through ei Editions of WOO each I
This remarkable book treats of the causes, m-motocus and
program a the. fell disease. through ei Its .tag, and Übe

_
TRUE TREATMENT,
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WITH INTERESTING AND EXTRAORDINARY

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS ALSO OP ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Ito.
Important Cue of Broncho-Plallasis.
ID July of last year, this patient Palle to consult me noon
his case. For six or seven years he had been subject to
frequent attacks of bronchitis. On el,itilit.Uoll I found
disease commencing on the top of the right lung. In the
space of two months, after a second visit and steady con-
tinuance with my treatment. be beams perfealy restored.
In April leak he writes me its follows—
_ •_. _

I write to discharge a debt of gratitude I core you, for
haring been the means, under Providence, of restoring me
to health. I should have done so long ago. Mu wished to
satisfy my-self that the cure woulii be permanent. I c..tarmt
my condition now nib that of the winter 1,66-7. A rucow..
Won of attacks of brutielittiA had canned excessive 'weakness,
loss of tlei.ll, end difficult breathing. I consulted two
eminent physicians, and though benefited for a time. I
speedily relnteeil. My last ray of hope woe gone until ad-
vised by a Irene! to consult you. From that tone decided
improvement i.sik One, I• • 0•410.,011. n•f•is. f.•
'ear's rout, oaf ...co to have entered ret jet,tt Thin
letter is entirely la your dimmanl, and I shall I-co...mend all
aflllcteol In • !maim- ony to tql.ly to y.ott.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

VOL. XIII.—No. 668.

A. SCUOOLKISTRESS WANTED for •
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Instants, by letter, to Toe Eacrot, Wintarborne
Mookton, mar Dorchester.

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Apply by by letter to Yin ROBINSON, Antelope Hotel,
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TO THE EXISTING AND NEWLY ENFRtN•
CHISED INDEPE.NDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF WAREHAM.

GIVTLLIIIII.
AT the request of many influential wombats
of your bady. I hove determined to off, A,
mined is a Candidate for your suffrages et the ewe Aig
IDeeeise.
I me oseily oppoaeil to tbe'Dfaiertobliehmeet
Irish Branch of a.. United Church of Engle' A sad
behind. When the Bevil Commission bas its
Report, I shall be ready to aid in carrying ooj inch
modifications as aaa) Wad to the greater e Liejmey
tho Church.
I am prepared. V returned to Parlianten.k to giaa a
general support to Her Majesty's Min team, whom
V..-eign Policy bra been so eminently successful, and to
wham enlighten. id Home Policy you are indebted for
rthi -pre ser•stiors of your Borough, and for.
of the lianchis e, wh,ch has at least elouhled your
numbers. . .

I desire espalally to call your attention to the fact
that your present Member aideti the Whig party
by bis votes, in their endeavours in 1866 to merge your
ancient and independent Borough in • group, and after-
wards to prevent ths liberal increase of Rectors acoom•
pli.hed by the Derby Reform itet .1 1867.
I need hardly say that my meet earner t efforts would
always be devoted to your local interns ta, With thows
interests I can claim to be well acqu minted, owing to
the vary close ties which oonnect mt., with your smigh•
boor hood.
hay. Dm honour to be. Cie utile...,
Your faithful Vriend '.ad Servant,
THOMAS FRP.NCIS FERMANTLE.
Loudon, July 13. 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21

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Mune, Grow 3200 flummox, Cutting... 3325
Thu Queue, OTCGILS 3412 PLIINSTLVANIA, Hall 2873
ENGLAND, Thompson 3400 VIROVOIA, Thomas... 2876
Fele, Webster 3'200 DegitAgg, Thomson 2870
LOUISIANA, Forbes
Will be deepetebeilfrom Liverpool to New York ao
follows :
ERIN WiD2IIIIDAT, July 2204.
HELVETIA WiDllidDsv, July 29 ii
DENMARK WIDUZSDAY, Aug. sth,
And from Queenstown the following days.
The &loon ageomnoodation on board these Resumers
I. very superior. Rate of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Twenty.
Eve Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Posiengers, end a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Compeor's Stewards.
Psinengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
Francisco, the inland to •us of Canada, and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight oraesage apply to THE NATIONAL
111EAM43HIP `OI2PANY, ;Limited ) 21 sad 23,
Wator•strort, Li rpool; or to N. and J. CUMMINS arad
fiaoa. Queeostome.