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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

EXPIRATION OF LEASE.

1 -
GREAT BARGAINS IN GENERAL DRAPERY,
1 WHOLLHNS, EZADY-HADE CLOTHES, HOOTS AND MONA 1541.
Le

LONDON HOUSE, DORCHESTER.

J. WHITE
Bto inform the Public that in oonsequenee of his Leese of the Premises shortly expiringt
be ban determined to relinquish the shove Ueda*, and is nor offering the W BOLE: of hes STOCK a
stab REDUCED PRICES as meat command a ready olearance.
As this is a bona-ficis Sale every article mill be plata maiked, and J. W. respectfully milsits an itarly'rell.
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GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE OF DRAPERY', AMOUNTING TO
SEVERAL THOUSAND POUNDS.

THE EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF JAMES TAYLOR, DOES, AND CO.,
OF 31 AND 33, HIGH-STREIT, SOUTHAMPTON,

(wao sae asusetnearre me ABM rains.)
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C . B. PHIPPARD
HAVING Purchased the above by Privet* Contract at a Great Reduction, will offer the
whole it such Nominal Prime as will Imam • clearance. The Stook oomprhus :
Mks, altawle. Jackets, Mantles, Flue, Wizens.' Chintz% Prints, Holland% Brum), Carpets.
Aberdersos, Chambray% Poplins, Cutlets. Tapestry Carpets, Kidderrniostor ditto. 4
Alums, French Merinos, Freud) Delainea. Deitch Carpet., Hemp ditto.
French Hullos, Cabo), Long Cloths, Sheens:iv. Felt Drogues, Floor Cloths, Oil WM.
Blankets, Flannels, Counterpanes, Irish Limns. I Stair Cloths, Damasks, Muslin Curtains.
Table linens, Hnekabaek, Towelling% Dimities. I Felt Cloths, Fringes, Hassocks, ball
Alse, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Ribbons, Millinery, and a large Stork of Fancy Goode
--
The whole will be sold off on MONDAY NEXT and following days, for Cub only.
Doors open at 10 a.m. and class at 6 p.m.
123 AND 124, HIGH-STREET, SOUTHAMPTON.

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THE PRIZE PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILL
VETHICIi was attended with suih moms at the Birmingham and Smithfield Mows, may be
V 1 obtained of
HAWSES AND SPENCER,
PATENT DRILL MANUFACTURERS,
TIVERTON, DEVON,
OR OF ANY OF THEIR AUTHORISED AOENTS.
I
Pardadan sal Prism Frio by Pod.
LONDON OFFICE :--911, LEADENFIALLSTREET, B.C.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s

(Lin W. O. 011MI1G1)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
. _ .

Received the lit Prise at six consecutive Agricultural Show., when first
ietroduced in August and September, 1863. Also Highly Commendvd at the Royal
Apiceltaral Society's Show, Newcastle, 1864, when no prises were offered for Chain
Harrows.

As a Bush Harrow for Future Land, Rubbing Down Manure, Snatching up
Mon kn., it is unrivalled

It does work better, sad relieved itself as well es the ordinary Chain Harrows
when collecting Couch or Twitch Grass.
It is also used tor working down lend that has been Ploughed In with Farm
Yard Manure, making a first rate Seed Bed without disturbing the Mannis, and is
invaluable for beating Seed or Grain, leaving • Arm. fin* thls. molt as cannot be.
obtained with any other Implement.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

REMEDY FOR THE ITCH

WITHOUT THE LEAST SMELL,

A CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.
pH IS irritating, troublesome, and exceedingly
infectious disease, an often the source of the
greatest annoyance to inciividuals and to whole Paulilie.,
tusy be immediately relieved, and cored by a few applie
cations of the above nem. el invaluable remedy. In
every case as early applies' ion ie very dmirahle, forth.
longer it is delayed the more virulent heownes the em
on. and in many cams the present Proprietor, A. J.
EVAXI, hos seen a whole neighbourhood infected by the
negligence of some one family in it, by their miming to
believe it possible that they had really Iteh amongst
them.

Many hundrels of Tevtimoniala might he given, one
application will however prove the above assertions.
Bola in Boxes at Iv. 14d. each.
Family Packs.ges, oontaining 10 Boxes sent carriage
free to any station throughout the Kingdom, on receipt
el Post-office order for 10s. 6d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

WEST DEAN.

AN inquest was held by R. M. Wilson, Eeq. on
Friday week, on the body of Mr. John Telford, shoe-
maker of this place, aged 56, who bad died soddenly
on the previous day. The deceased had long an
fared from diesiee of the heart, bet did loot seem
worse than usual on Wednesday night, and went to
bad about 10 o'clock. On his wife awaking at shoot
seven, she found him deed, but not oold. Mr.
Nunn was monitor, and he was of opinion that death
was caused by the rupture of a large vessel near the
boort. Verdict accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDArs MARKETS.

COIX Mint
Bey/I.—Wheat sold at the fail prices of last week.
In other grain so eiteration, with lb. exception of d.rk
barley, which might be bought on ratios, easier terms.
Wenniasvgit. -la the sheet trade tbste WU a good
deal of a.tivlty. and twice. VW* In. lA, qr. in advance
of those of last week, boot qualities making &la to 66,,.
sod moor/dory 80.. to 635. We had a good tepid, of
burley to.day, for which Mere was a better domand, at
slightly enh.s.vd maim Dot malting sorts found ready
purehaors at 50e. to 53.1 k. qr. ; secondary making 46...
to no Grinding end inferior were fully so dear. and •
Ism* amount of be.iness was done, prices varying fmtn
to ege. Oats 235. to 275. for black, and up to 345.
for white.
R senism. A fall average supply. Sales WON Offectosa
at prim. fully as high salad week. For Ike samples of
wh;te wheat the prices ruled from 88.. to Ils. ; monoder7
ebt. to 68.. ; and inferior, 81s. to 841. ; red wbset, best
oeresis, 66a. to 68a. ; secondary, 83a. to 86s. • and in-
terior, Mc to 82a. Fine malting barley realised from
47. to 52a. ; secondary, 39a to 435. • and grinding, 30s.
to 33e Fine Poland oats realised from 29.. to 32.. ;
Waterloo. 250. to 285.; Tortary, best 244. to 28s. ; and
inferior/ lbs. to 236. The market for beans and
ruled firm. Old beans. best, 525. to ; new, 42a
to 45e ; pew 384. to 42a.

Tun CATTLI TIADL
BIIIIITOL —A !sod eapply of very prime beef, which
mold at from 4a. Bd. to ss. pet atone of 81b. The eels of
mutton was slow, a* 4e. 45. to se. Pork realised 4a. to
de 44.

BATH. -A sessomble supply of amasses. Beef sold
M 4s. 4d. to fis. pertstous of 81b.; mutton, 4.. 41. to
4s. 10d. ; lamb, ss. to 6s. ; veal, 4a 13d. to 6.. 4d. ; pork,
4s. to 4s. 64.

wiursans.—Througbout the district there is a very
excellent display of beet and mutton. Beef has nude
13e. to les. the score, and beet joints Bakke 9d. the lb.
Mutton is quoted 9d. to 91d. the lb. for beet. Pork a
poor trade just now, and bacon pigs do Dot 'Lased 9*.
the nom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

OLD WAREHAM Flag ACT,

DATED 17.

'WHEREAS under and by Virtue of the
IV atinve.mentionerl Art of Parlianient, the
I.' ,or nf lrberhavit for the time being, Anthony Ear/
of 'ii. firrafoiry, Jolieph Lori Mason, Sir °crowd Napter,
!Pi sir Wiltiain Flanham, Baronet.; John Pitt,
ThAnis Earle I:wiz. George Pitt, HissepArei Start,
Pitt, Jnbm Nankin, Edmund Mnston Plevdell,
John Isim-r, John 11.. t. N Asian! Bond, Weary
Inlfirms Pollutes. Awnnhu,n Churchill, Williain
Richard.. William Richard., jun. George Trenehard,
Edward Drax, William Weide:rib, Ralph Willett,
Daii I Meteva llilah.U, Tanntew st..rre.d
Gemby, Thomas Weld*, Neeile Morton Plerfell,
Chnrle• Brume, William Morton Pleydell, Thomas
Hower. .1111111. i in Shen; as 4 Thome. Williams, requires;
The. Iftrertml Peeler Join Walker; bogie Bond,
Theica Bank,. Janann. Thomas Volition, and John
Hama. Clink.: Sir Hobert Lond, Baronet; Sir Paler
Timmy-on, Knight; Henry Banks', William Chnrehill,
Edward Walter, William Aug Pitt„Geonte
iininr, Joshua Churehill, Henry Reyeter, Gorge
Browne &Found Maiden, Janes Frampeon, John
Tr, Richard Brendrepp, Maria Bruce. and
Gore Turner, Require.; the Reverend Henry Fitch,
Clerk; anthene Tree, Gil,. Brown, Nona Hyde.
Ilan, Tuck, Thomas Bartlett, and William Palliser,
Gentlemen, were coneituted and appointed ernalmin.
lion., for executing the @swami power. arid authority
given and granted to and vested in them by the .aid
Act. which had for its objects the preventing the recur.
fence of en extensive calamity by lire which het then
lately Ile.astated the town,
AND WS sssss a Cominitlee, including many of the
principal inbabitanta of the town of Wareham, has
lately been appointed, having in view the same object+,
of which Mr. Thomas Phippartl, Gentleman, Mavor for
the time being, has been appointed Chairman, and Mr.
Frveland Filliter, Honorary Pecretary.
AND WHIRLS.O it has beim ascertained the Com•
mittee that the prmeot ere engines, kept in the Town-
hall, trill anawer the purpose if pot in proper P-pair
ant a sufficient length of hoes to work them
purchased. Anil that a unto of not lees than £lOO will
be rewired for the purpose of defraying the neoeasary
attmilitot 'melees.

IVottee is hereby given that subscriptions to the above
important object may he forwarded to the Honorary
Seen•tary, and will be the Medal of effecting benefit to
the town.

Witheas my Hand, this twenty-second day at
December, 1866.

F. FILLITER, Hesorary Secretary.
Nortb-street. Wareham
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

BROADWEY.

ANCIENT ORDIX Or Foe. orris& —The ofbewra and
hrethren of the Weymouth United District attended
at the Swan Inn, Browleey, last week and duly
o .ened another branch of the above excellent order.
It ail, se called Court "Star of Broadwey,^No. 4.994.
A goodly 'number .D 1 young men own, forward, and
there is every probability it will rooms molter strong
In me roh.m.

CAME.
LADY A tINA MARIA DAIVRON. Mint YAM 114
ths Bedchamber, to the norther of Kent, died •
few dins ito.. Bhe was the only surviving daughter
of the Earl of Portarlingtnn. and grand-danshter of
the Earl of Bute, Prime Minister to George lit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

Agriculture.

TUR CATTLE PLAGUE In ITUIFOLi. —The Wilt plague
has roappested at Ificboroueb. bear Stourmarke,
Suffolk. On Sunday, in • meadow let Milt. Riley twlbo
he. in tarn let the field to me. W. 0,...,1. c 4 14,,,,b„,
dealer), there were 27 bullock& one of whiab was DOikeli
to he ill. On Moodily it was worse, and the led
inspector pronom,ced decidedly that it was suffering luso
settle plmhoe. The bullock was amovaingly destroyed
and buried in • Acid about 100 yards from the,road.
The other 26 bollocks still remain alive, Mr. Gedbold,
the intpector, having asked that they may be spared in
order to &certain if any more are &Sleeked; if they ate
the whole will he destroyed. It is stated that the 27
be.,sts formed part of • lot of 95, some of which have
been sent •ll about Suffolk, while some have eves been
to Norwich market and back &pain. The dead bullock
was exhumed on Thursday, and • poet oworWrwt ezando.-
Von made by Profaner &almonds, and he says it did
of peritonitis, 11114 not cattle plague.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

DENTS TURRET CLoCKS.

frRIE attention of Public Bodies, Gentle-
I men, end others is realentlally requested to the
improvements made in the oonstruction of Clocks suit-
able for Stehle.. Churebee end other large Buddiogs,
by the late IL J. DINT k F. DDT. Clock sad Chrono-
meter Nakers to the Quern and the late Mao, Cowart.
and Meters of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOUSES
of PARLIAMENT, Ac.
Turret Clocks with CONI/11:111ATIIII Peenut.or, ed.
jested for variations of tomperstuie, to work the heeds
of Diets of any size from 1 foot to 30 feet in diamemr.
DENT, 61, Strand (sijoining Conic's Bank), and 34
and 35, kysl Ez,bsne London.

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Coneort, and Melon of the Greet Clock for he Houses.

of Parliament.
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
.... ship and eleganoe of design of his extensive Stook
et Watches and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foisign Watches... ... 7 Gaines'.
Gentlemen's ditto • ... .• 10
adieu' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto .. • • . •••
entlemen's Gold 'Compensation
Sfiver ditto ditto .•• ... 25 „
Marine Chronometers .•• •.. ... 35 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Env ket Clocks of every description. Az.
elwnt assortment of London -made Fine (laid Albert
ad Guard Chains. ka.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coattes Bank) ; 34 and
36, Royal Ezebanse ; and at the Cloak and Marine
Factory. Bouseeset Wised. Strand, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

THE CALENI)AIt,

with Son and 110 tie. Rising and Setting, and Length of
Day esloulaed tor these Counties.
Sunday Lemons.
Notes on the Calendar.
Monthly Remetubranow.
Kitchen and Flower Garden.
High Water 'fable at Weymouth.
DISEASES OF ANIMA LS AND THEIR
REMEDIES:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

EXTRACT FROM PREFACE.

"In entuo of the earlier numilersthore mistakes which
are known as 'literal.,' and which belont to the printer
only, have crept in, and for our own justification we
deem it right here to state publicly th•t we have dis-
covered that • systematic course of altering words and
figurer, already correctly in type, has for sometime been
indidged in by • inslicions wretch, who, we hope. haa
no
longer rich, r the powrr or the will to repeat this
wanton mischief. Still. despite thin (which nothing
could guard against mail it was dimovered), we are
bold to as,rt that no Almanack, published eittp r in
Lorelon or the Provinces, gives no correct • Liat of Beira
as this. The whole of the !Pomp Tables have been
revised, and the new rates quoted. The Recipes have
tern inereaod by the additio of the beat DOW MOO
that have erne to ...or notice during the year. An
Nisitome of all Ile chief Acts of Laat Session has been
prepared at the cost of much time sad ; and
yieldine to many requests, we have seam added Stoked
Clergy Lists fur Sarum, and Bath and Wells.

oorearre :
The coleulaCone II Lune (Manna, Esq., of Q.
!Loyal Olkenatory.)

Ch mnological Notes.
Eclipses.
Holicleys—Terme—Fostiesle.
. .

First Days of Montiti—c;;l—efundays.
Footage Rates Government Duties • Liam*,
Steeps (table enlarged and revised by latest Acts)—
Tates.
Probate Dutie.
Value of an Annuity on Lives from One to Ninety
Years.
Tallies of Wright, and Measures.
French Meaoiree.
Walvis an.l Market Table.
Weight o' Pro lace Table.
The Roy .1 Family.
The Soy .1% icon of Europe.
The Cahint.
The o(he- Officers of State.
Itlographies of the Members for Dorset, Somerset and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

WAR HAM.

Tlllll tradesmen of Warshaw will suspend business
on the Wednesday following Christmas-day, to
enable "themselves end their assistants" to par-
ticipate in the festivities of MOSIPOIL The Wareham
tradesmen do not, as is eery generally the case,
intimate that the shop closing is simply done not of
regard foe their assistants, but with charming
candour my it r for their pleasure equally.
Covert Parrs firsouows, Tumslay.—Before the
Rev. G, V. Garland (chairman), U Maned. Req.,
and N. Brod, Esq.—George Hibbs, draper, of flees
.Regis was scummed by P.C. Adams for obstruct.
tie footpath. Nov. 24. Mr. Atkinson for
dessdant—The 000steble had previously cautioned
defendant about obstructing the footway, and
removed • box from it to defendant's premises on
the day in question, and told him of it. Defendant
Jeok the tog back again, and insisted on its
wPwahling there. The twoutsble reported tbees..
In Superintendent Liles, who directed • summons to
be take, out. Fined la—A young man of Swam-
py. mined John Bridle, was charged with stealing
two loam the property of A. M. Lockham, of Stud-
land, and also with trespassing in se.rch of gams.
Out, 9. He was ably defended by Mr. Howard, end
-as acquitted of the charge of theft, which say.d
bees from prison, bulb, was convicted of the pout •
:send lined SI and costa—Richard Vincent of
Castle, for allowing a horse to stray OD
December 6, was fined 6d.—Henry Sennick, of
West Lulworth, summoned by Thomas Haime, for
using a trap to take came on the Lulworth estate,
was tined 12a 6d. including costa —James Rowring
of Winfritb, an old offender, summoned by Henry
Lightfoot, under gamekeeper for J. Weld, Esq.,
was convicted of using • gin to take game on the
Lalworth estate, and was tined SI and costs.—
Joseph and George Hewlett were summoned by P.C.
James under the Poaching Prevention Act. On the
13th December he met them on the turnpike mad near
Fossil, about 4 a.m. having in their posseseion seven
. couple of rabbits and two large nets, fur which they
000ld give no satisfactory amount. Fined 31.1 e.
—William Billett, of Wool, was summoned by
Merles Barnes, mider.garnekeeper for J. Weld,
, Esq., for cutting down • tree on the Lolworth
lestate, and was fined Is. and costa—Richard
Hughes, of Poole, was summoned by Joseph Lake,
gamekeeper on Branham Nand, for stealing • Mos.
envy drake, Dec. 2nd. Mr. 'Freemen prosecuted
and Mr. Harker defended. The defence was that
the bird had been shot and wounded, and defendant
took it op thinking it to be a bird of • wild species.
Dismissed. —Martha Saint, Mary 'NOM and Remy
Clench, three girls, were summoned by Mr. J.
Scutt, yeoman. Bore Regis, for damaging • fence:
they brake it for firewood. Fined Is.

!Poi!.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. &Only Ire's Hounds—Thursday, Metombs Para
—at 11.

The New For.lst Ifoonda—Thurwhir, The Shoe.
ford; Saturday, Hill top—at 10.45.
Sir. Walter Flower's Harriers--Wednosday, Winter-
flow He,; Friday, Porton Fors—at 11.
'The South Wilts Hounds Wain. 'day, Stockton
Wood ; Saturday, Forant Hut—at 10.45.
Lord Poltinsors's Hounds—W. dnesasy, ;
Thursday. Bradford Plantation; Saturday, Corsi:wake
—sill.

The Illackninor Tale Pozhotinds—Weilnsa lay, emus..
Castle ; Frothy. Green Man, Pul .ars ; Saturday,
Wyke, Gillingham—at It.
The Tedwroth Hounds—Wednesday, Nert's Head.
Martin ; Thursday, eonhalt Park ; Saturday, Hurst-
bourne Tarrant—at 11.
The East Dorset Hounds— Amin...44y, Ash Oaks;
Thursday. Belbarrow i Saturday, Handley Colna.o.l;
Monday (Den. 31), Ashley Wood—at 10.45
The Duke a Beaufort's llourrim —Wednesday, Lower
Wort.; Thursday, Cadent Bern; Friday. Craw
Hands—it 12; Saturday, Foss Lodge—at 10.90.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

BIRTHS.

Desember Ilk at Blase [ford, the wife of Mr.
iO.

Ike-mber 16, at the enastiguard station, Bwanage,
lb. ed. of Mr. A. Whitter, of • son.
December 17. at Poole, tbe wile of fir. Superin•
teedant t; !lord, el a son.

December 17, at Duelston Cottage, Seimage, the
wit. of Hr. Clark. of a deughter.
Deeember 111, at kielipole, Weymnsth, the wife of
Richard ffolliett Eke, Bei., of • daughter.
Deeember 19, at lemma Hiaster, the wife of Mr.
Absalom Drern, of . daughter.
December 20, at Bridge College, The Close. fialiebury,
Bossy, wife of Hr. E. Henry laylor. of • deughter.
Droemhor 20 at No. 6, High Wrat-street, Dorebreter,
the wife of J. Whittingham, Eq., of Ilisembester, of •
110 n.

December 22, at Virginia Weter. &chain, RUITIIy, the
site of Mr. Elwin Skiringion, of o son.

MAKKIACIBS.

Deeeml•or 16, at the parish church, Hen•tridge, Mr.
°coree 1t,410u1, of the Crown and Arehor Inn, Bland.
ford, B•reh Jane Itrinston, eldrst daughter of
Bra E. Brin..t.n, White Cliff Millstreet, Blandford.
brorniber 20, nt Whileperish, by the Re.. W. J.
A warm, Mr. N. 11. Pather to Elisabeth Richards, eldest
deneht., of Mr. Franci. nervy Itrailberr, of Via
Deventber 20, At Item Iteigin. by Ikon., by the Roy.
If.Dodchnet ir. /ferry, only .on of Mr. James Gerrard,
of Bihlport, to Mary, only Ilatighttr of Mr. James
of Bare Regis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

po UNCY, 38, HIGH WEST STREET,
Dorchester.

PROUD'S TONIC PILLS

ARE justly celebrated for the disorders inci-
dent to ynung Females in the early and middle
sgso life. They restore regularity, and imparts
health and siettr,

Prepared oal;by A.. 1. EVANS, Chsraist, Dorchester
kma Is Bones at Is.

TEETH.

M 0 N 8.

L E Y S.

MESSIONALSURIAON AND II EC.HANICAI
DENTI4T.
79. ST. THOMAS STREFT, WEYMOUTH.

PERSONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
can ',AMC more than bolt the usual clutree by
using 11. Ulm' Incorruptible Mineral Artifirisl Teeth,
which are of the best finality made in the would; they
are warranted as life tel for msstieation aa unequalled
for economy, durability, and comfort. The frame are
hafe is • strong body of vulcanised India rubber. in
which the ten th are set, sunnily fastened to the rubber
by a strong gold wire. Artificial teeth made and mt in
the way deesribed are ind.atructible, and may he treed
during • lifetime, whit, the unequalled reduction in
price places thlr within the reach of ee.ery

From 12 to 33 guineas is generally charred by most
dentists for one set of teeth. N. LVTS supplies them of
• •uperior quality from 3s. to Be. per tooth, or ri to i 5
per double set. warranted ; end in elms of aeoident be
repvirs them free of chime within a period of ten yeera.
finch a reduction in pries may induce some persons to
think that an inferior quality only are supplied at those
Prices, but M. Lays will be happy to show the price
lists of the best marnfseturers of mineral teeth in the
world to any persons having doubt as to the very 'tett
quality of teeth and material supplied by him, and be
shall be able to convince them that at those prices he
eon realise 90 per cent. profit for shill and labour, and
that the eentists who charge one guinea for a single
tooth, and from 12 to 30 guineas for • net of tech, are
most exorbitant corevehargers, and they deprive a great
many persons of the benefit of denti.trv.
PAINLESS_ DENTISTRY.
- -

No operation is more dreaded be is-;t.e. at nnmber of
Persons than the extraction of • tooth, and for no opera.
tints has more things been tried to avo;11 pain ; elec.
trieity was very much used in France some years ago,
chloroform is still used all over the world (a danger...
agent end of very little advantage) Dr. Richardson
bus invented an instrument to aprly ether to the
tooth before its extraction. The only inconvenience
attending its use is the fact that two instrutnenta are
required to be put in the menth—ene to apply the ether
and the other to extract the temth. When the last I. to
en in there is often said " wait • moment," and then
the effect of the ether is gone before the instrument
tan reach the tooth. The operation is then not • pooh s
one. Mona. Lays ham succeeded in producing an inatrm
went by which he eon apple the ether and extract the
tooth at the same time; the operation is strays success
ml, and is assented in Is. time than is required to say
"one."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

IW ERNE MINSTER.

A CCIDINT. —Oa Wednesday, the 19th just, as the
groom of J. Blennerhamet, Emu, was engaged in
harnessing two horses to the carnage; they suddenly
started off at furious paoe, the pole chains being shill
unfastened, the liberty they thin enjoyed teemed to
excite them to increase their speed, They made •
circuit round part of the vintage, during which one
of the wheels was dispensed *ith, and they had
partly aooompliatted the second oircnit with three
wheels, when the carriage came in °outset with some
timber, which smashed another wheel, otherwise
slightly damaged the carriage, and led to their
capture ; when it was found that • few small
scratches was all the injuries they had received,
Fortunately, the street waa clear of children, se that
no one sustained no personal injury. Mr.
Blenuerbasestt was himself by tbe carriage when the
horses started on their whimsical tour.

Jorcign intelligtnce.

BRIGHAM YOUNG, haring just buried hit twenty-fourth
wife. Au nutrvet hit foity-fifth. They Pay he "con-
tinually onedlstee betweens crape ban-bend and white
gloves."

A /111011171:1L IIIAILWAT LOOM:WTI 170rtiId to have
occurred its Spain. Daring the journey the Queen to
Liam, the pilot *DOM presage, the Bova train, ran
ever the crowd asseinbied at the station of Diantiel,
few miles before MAIM Ohmlad Reel, sad about 30
people wens kiflsdo, 'receded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

FR &LIPTON.

TIIII Rev. Da. Mucci (father-in-law of our late
incumbent the Rev. J. P. F. Davideon), es-fellow of
Trinity College Dublin, died a few days since in hi.
75th year. LI. waa one of the greatest linguist;
insthernaticians and astronomers which that LIM.
,onity has Hs obtained his fellowship
OA* annaderpauses.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

DORSEC COUNTY MUSEUM AND LIBRARY.

IIIHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
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of, and otLer business transacted.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

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BRIDPORT.

Tee statement of the Aooonnts of the Bridport
Church Ladies' Working Society for this year has
just been published, by which we Bud the etibsorip-
none have retched about 12 and rather more then
kb has been received for 170 gal meats ; £l9 34, bd.
ham been paid for materials, and there is ..mail
balance in hand. We hope that this very useful
society, will be much better supported in future than
it haa hitherto been.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

ALDERBURY.

Diqnswr. —On Monday week an inquest was bald by
R. Wil.oo. Fag— on the hoily of Mary 'Water= in, aged
69 year., wife of Yr. W•terinan. baker, of this place,
who had died very suddenly. Dr. Blackmore ea, of
opinion that her death was caused by the rupture of •
large blood vessel at the base of the brain, causing
apoplerg.—Verdiet, "Visitation of Dad."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

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HANGING LiNGFORD.

Gus ACCIDawr. —Oa Wednesday week James 'Hiring
was carrying • loaded gun in his pocket, when it
mint, and blew the thumb off his right hand. He
was admitted into the Salisbury Infirmary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

CHURCH KNOWLE,

Conierr PoLics,—On Saturday, the 16th, a man
named John Trent was brought op in custody o,
P.C. Forrestt, before M. Rodgett, Esq., at Warebaml
charge.' with being a deserter from the Rota
Artillery.—Defeedant admitted the fact, sad was
ordered to be taken beck to the regiment at Porte.
mouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

KIMMERIDGE.

FATAL ACCIDiNT.— On Monday a child named
Elmes, fell from the top of the stairs at it. mother's
house, on an article of ware, at the tattoo), cutting
it. head nearly olf, completely severing the jugular
vein. Its death was almost instantaneous. An
inquest we. held on the body on Tuesday, before
the coroner (T. Phippard, Esq.), when a verdict was
returned accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

WILTON.

MIXORIAL WINDOW.—A very beautiful stained
glass window has been emoted et the eastern side of
Wilton church, in remembrance of Mr. John Sworn',
nf the Inland, Wilton, the bite much-respected Clerk
of the Pesos, and his wife.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09

BRIDGES ARID IIIILDI•GS.

Mr. B. P. GUNDILI,in the absence of Mr. Okethen,read
this report. All the bridg s were reported to be in good
or er. The several repairs ordered lest Quarter Bessiesse
hating born almost compOsted. The bills peysble for
work floes ia the last quarter was es follows : Bridges
£1 12 6s. 24.. gaol, £lO2 19, 6d., ball, 619 111.. ;
hones, 211 2s. 41, sad justice rooms £44 ILL for
sundry works ordered In progress £lOO 44 Total tin
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09

BLANDFORD.

MAJOR FARROR ARROW pre • grand ball al his
nannies is Friday analog Last, whin wiut attooded
by • dittlasuished purty 04 yotag ladies and gentle-
sot. Mr. Lag's Quadrille baud was proween, •eld
donnas was kept op with good spirit till ths " ins
sata' boon."

BMOCs AODIDILIIT. —Os Monday afternoon, • man
massed Keil, in the employ of E. A. Amith, Req., of
Lytton House, had been to fetch • manure teak from
Lord Portman's farm, and when near Yr. Doininy's
farm on the Pimperne road, wee in the sot of get** on
to ride, wises the horse bolted off, and the 10413 frll.
sod the wheel of the tank pameeb over his body. He
managed to crawl I. the beak by the side of tbe road,
where be was found suffering great pain, and was
removed in • earl to his home al Blandford. Mr
Daniel, surgeon. was seat for, and Uppity found that
so bones were brok,u, bat the poor fellow's beak i,
severely braless!, and be stars exeruedating pela We
eaderetand that his wife hao been ill for some time peat,
and that he has a large family of youths children. Th.
cane ii therefore one which merits the sympathies and
assistance of the public.
FURS/TRY. —The members of the Court "Golden
Arrow," of the Ancient Order of Foresters, meeting
at the King's Arnie Hotel, misbrand their anniver-
sary by a public simper on New Year's evening.
Between 40 and 50 eat down to tbe excellent repast
whit* the worthy boat and hostess bad nrodded•
The Moir wee taken by W. H. Atkinson, Evq., sup-
ported by Mr. & M. Spooner, surgeon to the Court,
and Mr. Kent, builder. Tho doe-Moir was taken
by Mr. Hayward. The room was tastofully deco.
rated for the occasion. Oa the removal of the cloth
the chairman gave the loyal and patriotic tomato,
"Universal Brotherhood," and the usual
I .ontsry bealtha Mr. Atkinson directed attention
to the dietruis of the bereaved family of one who was
fur many years a member of the Masonic Lodge,
which formerly existed in Blaadford. The husband
had lately died, leaving a widow and 13 children as-
provided fur. The sum of £1 was oontributed in
response to the appeal. The secretary, (Mr. W.
James,) in responding to be toast of his health, said
that Me Dumber of members in connection with the
Court "Golden Arrow" was 106, and that at the
present time only on. sick member was on the
funds. That they had upwards of £2OO at interest,
and that the moiety generally was in a flourishing
condition. Chief Ranger Byre, in acknowledging
the tome of his health, directed attention to the ad-
vantage which members of the Foresters enjoyed by
belonging to a separate branch called "The Ancient
Order of Shepherds." A member who joined tbat
branch, by paying 3d. per week extra wee entitled
when ill to receive Se. per week over and above the
12a. allowed by the general society. This he mo-
ldered a great advantage to the man who earned his
£1 or £1 2e. per week. Between each toast •
song was sang, and a right plemant evening was
'Peat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09

MARLBOROUGH.

DURAS' ra Seam-1U awn al f 122 boa laren
railed by public anbaoripithoe in Ins comity aad
prompted to Mr. Tarrant, of If ildsohall, as an
equivalent for the meat ion of him nook of 200
gimp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09

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OF THE
'IRICULTURAL
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AA.
GAZETTE,
CONDUCTED BY HR. WALLACE FYIPE.
CASH PRICE, TWOPENCE.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09

BRIDPORT.

ENTISTAIIIIIIIIrT AT LITOLAIT lormuTl.—The
salitee famished tie members with s (mot he a hater.
by W. F. Viswtos, Esq., isatitled illustrations "Wit
spg Mi./1'1.14, sad Harmon," oe Tweeds,. Than was
s fair alMadaace wiesiblerian the Mate ef the weather.
The illustration 1 Lag Job& itad the Abbot, Teem
Loeltawar, sad the parody oo Paddy Dunbar, were
fret-tate, 'Lod brought meads of applause from the
audience.

TAM was given on Wednesday musing, a tea
sad teller at Animal.* Upper Schoolroom to the
people ef the parish of 60 years old and upwards. lifi
tickets have bees Menet rb. "from hos bras very
neatly decorated by Kim Fox, b. Nary Tucker and
ether young ladies of the parich, with evergreens and
Masers, and • very pretty seroil at upper end of the
t", " A itorrY Christmas ;" also scrolls at Ate,
"Allstate"' and "Glory to God." SY large pus. mites
have bora provided, she ••••flll rounds of beef, weigh-
ing 134 lbs. altogether, I cwt. of pleas pudding, and
plenty of goed strong beer. The whole trust has Mien
provided throegh tb.kad eradiate of the carats tithe
parish, the key. K. W. Kay, maimed by the active and
seldom parish churchwarden, Yr. Hammen.

Amin:FL—Os Saturday eventing at balfleast 10, ea
Mr. N. Longman was getting out of the last down trate
from lfeides Newton. he by seine moans insde a false
step sad fell between the railway sad the plat'orm,
in-
issuing snob injuries shout hi bead, Jul., that he we.
take* up insensible and soaveyed to the Imetage room
al the ewers. Hare be remind the best attester& till
a 4 could be prowared to Mks him to his residence,
wince it was found that be had received several eats in
Its. bead and bled profusely; bat on Woodsy morning
we ate happy to say that undo, modisal treatment be is
programmes favourably. Fortasately the train was sot
10 motion, otherwise the omeotsenoes mast hem b-en
most 1101{01111, as the platform at Seaport station is not
ooe of the best for passengers to alight terra firma.

Athanrron Caosott.—On &Medias divine seethe at
this °harsh on &mazy morning we were moth struck
with the Christmas deetwasions width thee a very
attractive appearance and do great credit to the baste
end skill of the inties who kindly thilletoth the work.
oosato the entreace, ea ths well them the reeding
dock WOO II very handsome Net at dr and red berries OD
a white grimed, sod by the side of it three Model Joined
together (ensidematie of the 'Trinity) oompoesd of
holly and lir with red berries; en thelother IndO el the
Oommudoes Sage thaws the poll& wan I similar sta..
equally well ethented, sod by the side of is three Nth'
minim Joined together sompeeid of material' thallir
the dais. as A. ember side. On the frost
of the ptilpit sod reading desk were armee mode
at whits reps ea grows ground with red berries
in shbildo sf holly and dr. Oa the iia. war
wore various &Men, athlithdag the formed of einem
with mottoes, bad In the MUM ef lima • mall very
inn nods Am of pas, silk leg berries In the sialra.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09

MELPLAISH.

CHI 111111•5 TILAT. —On New Years' Eve the
workpeotegmand seighboaring friends of W. C.
Doping, Hineknole Farm, wore entertained to
supper ot elplaish Inn, which, as our readers
know has been entered upon by Mr. Toms. The peaty
emulated of about 40, and if ten the good things of
1111a1 life had been dispensed, tbe merry song and
toast were kept up tall an early hoar. Tbe greatest
harmony and good feeling siaied ed throughout the
en eving. W. C. Depict& ~ occupied the chair,
whilst the vies was ably by Mr. Whits,
bailiff to W. Psi-miter, Esq., Uelplaish Court Farm.
The happy p_roseedinp were brought to a clan by
singing the National Anthem.