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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

TIA NS'S AROMATIC TINCTURE of
.V
QUININE. This ormmrstion combines all
wellAnown properties of Quinine, in a conrealent
form. Chm or two tea-spoonfuls in a glass of water,
three times a day, will be found a moot efficient remedy
in all oases of goomal Debility, Lou of Appetite,
Nervousness, Nenrakria or Tic-Doloreaux, Nervous
ficad.acha, ks., ko. Sold in bottle., ii., 24., and 4a.
mob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

SPETTISBURY.

Tag parish church of this village was on Monday '
Mtersoon crowded to mesas with • very attentive eon.
irrogotion, to witness the confirmation of a number of
young people from the parishea of ,pettrabory, Charlton,
&Marwick, Tempt Royston and Mashie°, and Tsrrant
Crawford, who were presented by their respective clergy.
men. Tha evening prams were intoned by the
Rev. ff. B. Timid, rector of Spettisbary, the 6r4 lesson
was read by the Rev. Mr. Smith, rector of Kuablion and
Royston, and the seemed les•on by the Mew. K. M.
Watts, rector of Stearprilire. The Bishop, who arrived
ahcrtly before three o'clock. addreseed the yo ing people
both before and at the conclmion of the straits., in his
usual simple and wort& manner, and we have no doubt
bin moults mill long be remembered by many present.
Toe madiiates were : Spettiabury and Charlton,
Wool« 11, mass 17 ; Bliapwiek—females 15. emboli ;
Royston and Rushton—females 2, nudes 7 ; Crowtord
milks 2—total IA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT IN POOM BARBOUR.
LOBS OF FOUR LIVES:

I On Wisdom' lay evening. lamentable boat incident
occurred ire Pools harbour, by which four lives were,
lost. A clay gutter named Thomas James Fry, re year,
of age, left the quay at Poole about sie o'clock In the
evening, iu • Genoa, for Mid ileborough, near Wareham,
about ati miles from Poole Quay. He had with him in
the boat his eon, Oust Sc. years, • girl nulled Mary
Ann Green, aged IS, and her sinter, Easily Green, aged
between two and three, the daughters of John Green.
of Middleborough. Fry bad also in the boat a sack f
grau seed and various other things which took up room,
and undoubtedly tended to overload it. The ethos al.o,
it appears, was • old one and leaky. Fry was sober,
and is the night was alln2, thou standing near the
lauding step. on the quay did not think any danger was
to be apprehended. Tao boat, however, never reached it.
destination, and the next time It was seen was &boot nine
o'clock or hursday morning, when it was found by
two men who were "eel peeking" in Wareham Channel.
Previously to diaeovering the boat, which wits found
bottom upwards, they fund the deed body of the little
girl, Emily Green, &Wagon the water. Thy brought
the body to Poo`e and placed it in the care of the
polies, and an inquevt was held on Friday by G. B.
Aldridge, Esq., coroner. Nothing of attires wee known
as to the manner in which the theident occorted. and
the jury returned an open verdict Of" Found Bros zed'
Toe bodice of Thomas Janos Fry and Mary Ann
Green were suthequently foiled, and on Saturday an
Inquest ow held by the cannier, when the mane
evidence was given a. on the previous day, and the jury
returned a verdict of footed dead, there Mang no direct
evidence to show how they became inaneseed in the
I water.
Upon the names of the jury being called over by the
coroner on Saturday, Walter Paull, who had been
summosed to attend was firted 40& for being absent,
and • warrant was made out for the purpose of enforc-
ing the penalty, and the coroner pissed in the hands of
the °Moor of the court (Superintendent Gifford), who
at ones executed the mares, by direction of the coroner.
Fry loaves • large family to mourn his loss, the
youngest being hut an infant two months old. Un-
fortunately be had only recently removed himself from
• lodge of Oddlellows, of which be bad been • mother
many years. But for this We widow would have
received over E3O on his decease.
The father of Emily and Mary Ann Gwen rewintly
hurried his wife and one child, when he was left with
five children. and by this said oecurrenes the Toothiest
and the eldest have cocas to their death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

DEATHS.

March 23, at Dorchester. the wife of Mr. Janie,
Burt, of Fordington. aged 58.
March 24, at Anistordam House, Christchurch, Manta,
Mr. John Sopp, aged 46, for many years the retpeeted
principal of the extensive classital, mathematical, and
commercial academy in that place.
March 24, at ealisbury, at ,er • long and painful
illness, Saab, the eldest and bdoved daughter of W.
G. Read, Chipper-lane, aged 39.
March 21. at Byde, Isle of Wight, Alice Louisa, wife
of Captain B. B. Pemberton, It 8., and eldett daughter
of Colonel_Lausadit Barrow, C.a., of Lucknow.

Much 25, u Fisherton. tir7John Fencer, of Fording.
bridge, aged 73.
March 25, at Hythe, Southampton, Anthony Guy,
formerly of Lymington, in hie 65th year.
March 27. at Forrlington, after a protracted illness,
Henry, only son of Mr. Charles Grey. biker.
March 25, Lady Harriet Ann., wife of the Right
Hon. Henry Thomas Lowry Curry, First Lord of the
Admiralty, after protracted Illness. The deceased lady
was the second daushter of Cropley, rivh Earl of
Shaftesbury, and laity Anne Spencer, fourth daughter
of the fourth Duke of Marlborough, and oonsequently
V.O si•ter of the present Lord bhaftesbury. She was
Inatried in 1830.

At Melbury House. after a lingerinit illness,
Thotna. Stevens, aged 63, many yeah s house steward to
the late ratl of 110 u-titer.
At Youlington, after a short illness, Sarah Swyer,
Mimi 64-

NOTICE TO COBRZEWONDENTS.
B. IT7hitoborch Canonteoram).—lt la, u you oa7. •
trait 1•02••t•bi• "ateO hinu ; three sequestrations,
the led for an amount exeuding £5,000 —how muy
are to follow ?—and no resident incumbent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

iftarktts.

Prices bare altered bet little in Mark-tane daring the
past week —eahibiting, however, if anything, rather •
tendency to decline. At Wakefield, on the other band,
wheat was on Friday in better rallies', and prises were
realised that were scarcely attainable in the previorts
week. —A t the new cattle market there has been • fur
demend for both sheep and clttle, and prime have some-
what risen.—Potatoes are cheaper by 10s, or Ilia a ton
than they were last week, the arrivals both cosetwiae
and from abroad baring barn greater than the demand.

CURRENT PRICE. OF ZROLISH ORRIN.
P. Qr. I Per. Qr.

&wee, Xsei,- red, —to
" Ditto. wow ... 66 to 73
" to
" Ditto. or*, .66t0 77
Norfolk and Lisoole
" Ditto. erw
alaltier le to Id
37 to 41
WALT.
Karl. Norfolk, and
to
Morten and *are to
Broos. 641.66
lei.

&etch. potato 99 to 14
lAA, bloat ss to so
Tadao 211 to 31
40 to 43
Harrow • 41 to 16
OILS.
12 to 64
Rblto . . 45 to 47
TAXIS.
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Terror mod a, pow -NY/
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HousoboW — to
Country 2010(1
Norfolk sad Suffolk
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

CONSUMPTION

Which Lea sow ps,wl through It &Mims of IMO mak
This remarkable bn•A treats of the causes, symptoms, sod
propel. of this fell disease, through all sla stem sot the

TRUE TREATMENT,
vrize INTERXSTING AND IXTRAORDMAILY

CASES OF CURE.

TRILATS ALSO OF ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Ao.
Osee qf In. JAS. SMITH, 1.1..! Ifigrerifiess Fsiergsdi
eier Baptist Minister, Saha!, germg.
This one no. uoder my notice in Hersh MS
Every symptom of Decline was pllllol* and Mb IS
accompany the nicond stags (see my book). I found tobirelo
I, both Mugs beginning to euppurate Dr. 8., under whose
treatment the patatiat had bees prior to that, declared fee
hag &resat, sal peonssineed the sem heroism In steel six
Weeks I saw Mr. Bm,Lh sgshr—H had cormePouded neigh
him masnwhile)—" Cough sod expectorstion almost caned,
breathing better. appetite better. btu pules mill feeble." Is
soother month the iniprovemcut ism still more decided,—
"No mutts expectoration my slight, gaining Sew. oo
Sialigl2ll.loll. DO iniVe diem. DOW. LbDtigh Nan erests.
And so (se to. memoranda of my book toitity). by Rirliter
continuance with my LIViLIMEIL, the patient gradeallg re-
gamed Scab and strength. sod resumed his preaching mu
easements Suffering from over-exertion. In the early
part of tut year, a light topic prescribed by me set him to
rights He is now the settled minister of the New
Redhill, Surrey. A later received from him, FixbrusiC:tt,
reports sofollows —"I: am sull in good beatth. AIM shalt
Is pleased for my name to be of seg..lss in say mug." •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

DENTISTRY.

lie corratqueser of Ms yrent loorcaat of Pracfice,
AIONS. LEYS, Surgeon Dentist, end
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, fly.
THOMAS-RUM Wsinotrrit, will in filters attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK (Wunixeoxis
end SATURDAYS) at Mr. WILLSURING'S, 5, Surrn•
STRUT, from 1 to 4 p.m., and will attend all patienta
et their own residences by appointment, without extra
charge, Ibitbin one mile of Dorchester, on Wednesdays
oely.
M. Lure Mapplies artificial teeth, unrivalled for we,
eonifort, natural appearance, and dutability, and gives
• written narrowly. as to keep in good repair, free of
charge, for a period of ten tram for all his work,
which will save the inronvenience of returning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the hood in the
pocket to prvvide for repair..
M. Lags be. reduced his prides within the retch of
everyone Consultation free.

MET OF THE NEWEST WORKS IN
F. TUCKER'S LIBRARY,
SOUTH-STREET. BR I DPORT
. . _

Early Year. of H.R.H. the late Prince consort, 1 vol.
Last Chroniel• of Benet, by Anthony Trollops. 2 vol..
Lady Adelaido's Oath, by Mrs. H. Wood, 3 vols.
Beventy•eve Brooke-street, by P. Fitagerald. 3 vols.
Annaii of a Quiet Neighbourhood, by G. MacDonald
3 vols.
Ifeeter's Sacrifice, by author of St. Ohre's, 3 vols.
Mirk Abbey, by author of Lost Sir klueingherd, 3 TOIL
Wild Flower of Ravensworth, by author of John and I,
3 vols.
King's Renard by Hon Mrs. George Gifford, 3 vols.
Rachel's Secret, by author of Master of Marton, 3 vols.
Wife's Error, by Lady Blake, 3 vol..
Felicia'. Dowry, by Mrs. Fltenranrioe Okeden, 3 vols.
Mother's Favourite, by S. Russell Whitney, 3 vols.
Clive. of Bonet, by Hesba Stretton, 1 vol.
Alec Forbes of Howglen, hy G. MacDonald, 1 vol.
Bound to the Wheel, by John Saunders, 3 vol..
Christie's Faith, by author of High Church, 3 vols.
Sweet Seventeen, by Arthur Locker, 3 vols.
Race for Wealth, by Kn. J. IL Bidden, 3 vol..
Forlorn Hope, by Edmund Estee, I vo

Tillie 6 ON APTLIC A Tl,llf.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Lewd Poltimore's Hounds -Wednesday, Hook Park;
Thursday, Stock Hill, Glanvilles Wootton—at 11.
Th. Blatikmoor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Henstridge Ash; Thursday, Charlton Horethonm ;
Friday, Haydon Lodge—st 11.
liadelylle's Hounds—Thursday, Ideloombe —at 11
This East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Milton Abbey
Friday, Eutbury Park Wall—at 11.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday, 31. Annual Dinner of the Dorchester
Farmers' Club at the Antelope Hotel,
Dorchester.

Castre-CaTYlia.merset) Fair.
Friday, April 3.--Auction at fiddlehinton, of House-
hold Furniture and Effects, by Mr. W. G.
Slyer.
Wimborne (Dorset) Fair.
Saturday, 4.—shaftesbury (Dorset) Fair.
Monday, 6.--Clack (Wits); Southwick (Hants); and

Bridport 113orseti Fain. ,
Tusday, 7.—Auction at Mr. C. ititorrea Slum Saw
Highbride, of Foreig 'limber and
Dada, by Mr. s. Cron.
Ringsalere (Huts) Pais.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

STOURPAINE.

Ccurrram &nog. —On 3;i-day nio—ndeg the rand ribs
of oonfirmation was administrred in the parish ober&
of this village, to 31 young people, by the Lord Bishop
of the Diocese, who arrived lib. overalls* evatinir
and was during his itil the guest of the Rev. R. R.
1 Waits, the newly-eppoutted reeler of this parish.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

SR ERBORNE JOI'RNAL," "DORkin COUNTY
EXPRESS," AND TELEGRAM" BRANCH
OFFICE.

C
MILLARD respectfully informs the
kJ. job hitants of Blandford and its neighbourhood
that he ham ItEWWED to the House and shop lately
occupied by Br. Bracts. near the Fleur-de-Lis Inn,
East street, BlantHost, where he trusts to receive •
continuance of that kind p.tionage and support which
Is. has enjoyed for the last five years.
Blandlord, March trth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

CURRINT PRICES OF ZNOLIBEI WOOL.

B. d. u.s.
7umcoo-11,utbdown hngratd per lb. I 2 to I
Hall bred ditto . . I 4 —1
Itoot Flames . .. 1 1 If
Southdoon limm and nigher. .. 1 1f I 24
Leicootor ditto I 1-1 2
gOnTg—Clotbing
Combing . .. 1 0 1

HOP MARKET.

Boioooo, Friday.—For the few parcel" of fine bops
offered the demand has been steady, at fall prices. In
inferior samples a good basinem has been doing, but at
very low rate.. The continental markata aie firm :
and Bast Kent", £5 sa. to £8; Weall of Kent,
£4 10a. to £8 10a; Sumer, FA 10a do LI
Farnham', to £8 fis. mad Yearlinp. £3 10a. to
£4 10.. per ewe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

THE BEdT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

JOHNSON'S SARSAPARILLA iN D
BARK PILLS.
The necessity el the healthy state of the blood cannot
be too deeply impressed on the mind; when impure the
bole fabric is diseased, sbowing itself under the form
of pimples, boils, ebonies, scorbutic' ertiptiame, scurry,
scrofula, castor, sod other adoetiosis of glands sad
side.

Ms stand unrivalled as a powerful and
permanent restorative They sibilants the spirits.
Increase the appetite, invigorate the nervous and
muscular system, giving a renewed action to all the
functions of the human frame. the torpid state of which
is the role cause of debility; coetiveness, inaction of the
liver, bilious derangement, piles, ke.
Tltli valuable medicine will be found a esetain purifier
and restorative for all the diseases above enumerated,
sad more convenient and economical them any other
preparation. They maybe taken with safety by the most
delicate and debilitated constitution ; and, being purely
vegetable, are especially recommended to seafaring
persons, emigrant., persons residing in tropical climates,
traveller., or others, whose oesapation exposes them to
the vicissitudes of the weather. Price Is. lid., la 94.,
and 4s. 6L; per post, 2d. extra. J. &nom and Soak
150, Oxford•street, London, W., and of all Clieneasts in
town and country.

..
5
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Orson, Oil, Part,
and all Fsl47

&beau.' trcat

BiDu. Satins,

Ribbon, Oloik,
Fanaticize, end ell
W"rhii AFeezel.
sad Perfumers.

sod Soso, 150, Oxford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

BRIDPORT.

Yoosa Cmurrua ASSOCRIIOII. Os
Themlay divining Lot the Rev. Talbot (heaves. of We;.
mouth, pee a capital lecture at the Tewn•hallr in
connection with this Amocietion, on " Reuling." Tr.
Rev. W. O. Templer compial the chair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

TMCSDAY.—Befor• the *mu (J. Maud, Ego.), J.
Ayling, Resi., R. Griffin, Req., and W. Talbot. EN.
Tar Naw Ramwe BILL AID ?Ks Pooa.—Th•
assistant overseer for the pariah of Meloombe Resin
(Kr. Nooks) attended to-day before the Bench to
prove the liability of various co-compound house
holders to pay poor rates, under the new Reform
Bill. There were 27 summonses taken out by the parish, ,
principally against the poorer classes of the town, who
are dependent upon the sumo for • livelihood. The
tales told by many of those summoned were very dis-
tressing, showing that the new Act presses heavily upon
the deserving poor, who, unfortunately, in not a few
eases, are paying their landlords the came rent as they
were doing prior to the new Act coming into operation.
The Bench after investigating the claims of tbe parish,
ordered two summonses to he withdrawn and the other
25 victims were allowed 14 days for te payment of
rates and costs of summonses.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

• Timriant and Boautlful Bala is the
Maio of Youth."
The following Ls erectly whet
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S
WORLD'S
HAIR RESTORER OR DRESSING

WILL Do.
BY its we Grey or Faded Hair is quickly
-1-1' its
to its youthful colour and beauty, and
with the first application a beautiful ems and
delightful fragrance is given to the Hair.
IT will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spoils.
IT will promote luxuriant growth.
FALLING HAIR is immediately ohecksil.
THIN Hair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes the Hair rich, soft and glossy.
IT invigorates, thereby strengthens tbe Hair.
IT keeps the Head cool and clean.
IT removes all scurf and dandruff.
IT contains neither oil nor dye.
IT will not soil white cambric.

In Large Bottles, Pries 51x 0111.11140.
7YLOBALSAMUM (Mrs. S. A. Allen's).
1-1 —This is a clear, transparent preparation with.
out sediment; it far excels any Pomade or Hair Oil.
To those whose hair is naturally dry, requiring fro.
quest dressing, it. cheapness and great value will be
proved. Its early use on Children's Hair will Moue aa
abundant and bountiful supply from Youth to Old Age.
In Large Bottles, pries Three Shilleage.
Bold by moat Memel& and Perfume%
Illesorsur DZPOT AND Burs Orrzca-
-288, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, ING.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

T the undersigned RICHARD NICHOLAS
I, HOWARD, Clerk to the Portland Local Board,
do ILIZEBT owl ROTICIL that JAnss TALLY VISIXO,
the Auditor under and by virtue of the 21 and V
Victoria, can. 68, sea. 68, for auditing the account, of
this Board, has appointed the audit of the acoonnts of
this Hoard for the year ending the 25th of March. 1868,
to commence on TeLILD•Y. the 7th APRIL. 186$, at
three o'olock ill the afternoon, at the Local Board Room,
Portland , and I
sopy al the lemmata to be audited, together with all
rale books, amount books, deeds, contracts and
acerienta, bile, reseipta, and vouchers, mentioned or
referred to in the amounts will be deposited in the said
Board Room of the mild Local Haiti for seven dos
before such audit, and be open between the hours of 10
o'clock • m. and 4 o'clock p.m. daily, to the inspection
all persone interested then-in.
Dated the 14th March, 1868.

(Signed) RICHARD NICHOLAS HOWARD,
Clerk to the Portland Local Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

BIRTHS.

Mareh 23, at The Close, Salisbury, the wife of Thomas
Brakick. Esq., of • son.
March 2.4. at Longbredy, Dorchester, the wile of Mr.
Stephen Vine, of a daughter.
March 21, at Eastatteet, Bridport, the widow of the
late Mr. Charles Mayor, of a *on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

DORSET COUNTY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Presides t —Sir E. B. BAUD, BerL

max ANNUAL MEETING of the above
J. Society will be held at Srumerwswes Nirwras, oo
THURSDAY, Dm 16th APRIL, 1861.
The Choir will be taken by the Sew. TALBOT B.
BASIL brother el the President.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

CORN MA MEET&

TtIUDAT.-Baliabitry : Badness quiet sad limited. at
last week 'a prima. Leeds Wheat M mon :int,
at fully lots rates ; other articles unaltered.—
Samplu for said in demand. otharinse trad•7lM7at
lam week'. proea—Lirerpouf : flood steady eon-
minptim demand for wheat at rathm over loot Friday's
prime for all deeeription, Flour also sold rather better.
Outs and oatmeal very firm. Beane, peas, and barley
steady.

WEDIIIIIDIT. —Mark-Lane English wheat moved olf
at the fall priose of Monday, at which • fair business was
transasted in foreign. A good business was done in
floating bargees at slightly improving prialn• NCIAR
earn was firm at llooday's quot•tiopa—Prome : Wheat
sold slowly at last week's rates-66a to 76e. par qr.
Barley and all spring corn quiet, but prices were mein'
seined. Quotations :—Barley, 36e. to 42t. ; °eta, 265. to
30.,,,• been., 48a. to 58..; peas, 42a. to 46.. Flour, 53..
to 545. per sack.— Boston Wheat in improved de-
mand, end prices were 6d to la. per qr. higher white
samples made 745. to 90e. ; red. 72a. to 75e. per 38 stone.
—Newark: Wheat a at.ady inquiry, and full rates
were establielied. —Worksop : Demand for wheat
ml Idling, rates about as before.
THOUDAT.—Brtgot : Short 'apply of English wheat,
which sold readily at an &dean°e of le. per qr. pair
!mentos in foreign at a similar Improvement. Odor
ertieles unaltered.—Otonceat,r : Moderate supplies of
English wheat at this and neighbouring market., and
values have en upward tendeney.—Biretinphain
Tolerable supply of wheat; English met • steady sale
at • rise of 61. to is. per qr.; and foreign advanced la.
per qr. Barley of auperior quality was held at in. per
qr. more money; grinding • slow sale. Oats, beans,
and peas brought recent pricea—Afanctfeter : Do-
mani for home grown wheat lirm at ls. per qr. over
late ratan ; for foreign let, rates were exceeded 21. to
Sd. per eentaL The demand for flour was better, at
recent eaten

Afark-Lane: Supply of English wheat very
moderate. Most kinds a sin. inquiry; nevertheless,
no quotable change in priww. For foreign anent
samples commanded full quotation.; but inferior parcels
were very dull, at We ratm. Floating cargoes of grain
slow, at the late decline. Malting barley sold at fell
qu qations • but grinding and distilling aorta were dull.
Malt changed hands to • fair extent, on former term..
Oats claw. Beans, peas, and doer heavy, at Monday's
prima. Brads and nake. loll.—F.A•eepoot: Full at-
tendance, end • good w.nsumptive bastion. in wheat, at
fully 11. per rental over last Tueaday'. rats.. Flour In
better request, at fall fignr.v.—Wakeittld: Wheat
held for Is. advancw' but millers do not buy freely.
Barley and bean. at adv. Oats dull.
Saresoaq.—dylesfmry : The wheat trade was more
aniinated, and best qualities advanced In. pee qr. At
urantkaw. Leicester, and Livogn, a similar rise took
place. The oiler leating marketa were either very firm,
or chewed a slighter advance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

C &NELL'S CELE BRA TED COFFEE.
Na. I. Is. per lb.; No. 3, Is. 44. per lb.

CAEIRELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE,
No. 4. Is. W. per lb.; No. 15. le. POT lb

CASSELL'S CELE BRAT ED COFFEE&
Additional Assets required.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

BHERBOktYL

EXIII•OlDITAIZT ACCIDIIIT TO • DOCTOL —As ex-
traordiaary accident happened to Dr. Tenor, of this
town, on Thursday night last. He hecl been ogled to
visit • patient at a place 'yelled Dark-hole, lying about
• mile out of the town, sod in company with las man-
servant, awned Persons, who was driving, wee proceed-
ing in his gig to the place, downs road leading put •
mill, mad by the side of which ram the river. When
near the mill, either from a mistake on the part of the
driver, or on the part of the hone, the animal veered
round and beaked the gig with its occupant+ into the
river. The miller mind his boy happenned to be ap at
the time, mid Dr. Turner, who could swim, WU quickly
rescued, but the servant man, who amid notlswim wee
drawn under the hatches, and was with diflistilty palled
out. The horse wan drowned, sad the shafts of the gig
were broken ofL We are glad to my that beyond the
°old bath neither Ni. Terser rice his man were mach
the wine. for the mishap,

Plums and Published for des Proprieiirsog thole
01E04 Cbursii-streek Dorebrier. by Fassuses OUL
Poor, of Ike Parish of Fordisciss, is the poesy si
Dough
Toeisy, /Leta 11, M.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

IBlsttitt Nebo.
WINFRITO.
Cl= BMW TO DTATIT.—.OM "lab% la
Inquest was beki *I Übe Red Lien len, before Has
Symonds, Req., &wooer, en the body slainl named
Christiana Oreat.Z4 Sr. yews. WOO the same
morning from inj.received on the previous day
from be. From tbe evident* it appeared that Ike
dammed and • baby were left at bones in "barge of •
sister, aged seven years, whilst the mother was out at
work, whoa., by some means, her clothe" caught be. The poor elulA in her fright, ran out of the hones, and
abo are speedily enveloped her as in & sheet. She was
eaught by a young man named John Hewitt, who pat
out the km but the poor ehild was burnt in • fearful
manner. DT. Granger, of Wool, happened to be
jut at the time, bet medial aid was of no avail,eiln
death elided her mildnge at severs o'clock ea Toads,
mcwaing. • verciiM was returned that death was
esssaionni through barns sandentaily remind.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

I
,
I

.1,...wi

.4p
riaj . Air
-r JONES St SONS have the largest 'Wei
to • of lIOT WATER PIPES with an
Wrought sod Cast Iron Cylinder sod Seddla
Cannon Sodom, Portable Boilers to, end will VW
happy to forward prime for the tame either at thW
Wharf in London, or delivered to say Railway Biala
or Shipping Port in the United Kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

Dorsetzbire.
__.__

Diocusn NtwS.—The Bithop of Salisbury boa
recently licensed the Rev. Grace Philipps, clerk,
ILA., to the Curacy of Winerlth Newburgh; the Rev.
Vincent Frederic Ransome, to the curacy of Weymouth
Holy Trinity; and the Rev. John Britten Bence, to the
Curacy of Combs Keynes and WOW.
FLANGING IN TLIS AIN'T. Mr. 01.-aye motion for
abolishing flogging in the army daring peace was carried
in the House a co.mo. on Thursday by 152 to 127.
It was opposed by Mr. H. G. Start and Mr. J. W.
Treeby, and supported by Mr. H. Edwards, Mr. G. G.
Glyn, and Mr. C. Waring. Col. Napier Start paired'
in favour of the maintenance of "the discipline,' and
Mr. J. H. M. ealsraft against it.

COMMITTCD TO Tfll DORSTT COONTT GAOL —Hard
Labour: &hoard Viney, misbehaviour at Sturminstar
Newton, 7 day.; John Wheeler, vagrancy at Whit-
<thumb, 14 day; Thomu Dongey, poaching at Sheri
borne, 2 months; Stephen Mead, injuring a lamb with
a dog at Nether Compton, 7 days ; Henry Hyman,
poaching at Sixpenny Handley, 2 month.; George
Harrison, stealmg corn at Shapwick, 3 months. —ln-
prisureent: Solomon Legg, insult at Heaminster, 3
months; Charles Paddock, drank at Dorohrster, 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

Country Xiscellang.

Chum's.— For cowrie' • high trellin we can recom-
mend nothing better, which can be raised from seeda,
than the Painted Lady variety of Scarlet Renner Bean,
which is ka.th ornamental sod useful; or, by pleating
the roots or seta, you might clover it with the Hop plant,
If you Pfvfer it. For greenhouse plants for summer
blooming, that can be Down now, take Balsates, of which
there are some fine *trains obtainable ; the various
Zlehisias, at varied habit and eolour ; the Glebe
Amaranth, in colours; Browellia data, several kinds
of Sehisuthus. Heetyoia fragrant, and for de/mese sub-
ject., the eeveral Rhodanthes the varieties of Lobelia
ramosa, Grammaothes pation'ohles, ke. Well
o i InaLeitli;
foregoing way
pige.t.Lbeautifil display of flowers out of the
KITCHIN °AID= 0113111011 L—The early sowing
of Pess will be benefited by having the sticks placed to
them for support, &ad to itet es • slight proteetion
should inclement weather ensue. hinny gardens ere
very much troubled with sparrows. These busy birds
often nibbls pea shoots down to the surface of the soil.
An excellent remedy, and one readily used by amateurs
and others, is that of dipping worsted into pure
nuPhella. and then straining it by the aid of small
sticks along the rows jun above the tops of the young
growth. Berth-up seeeession pees as soon as they
push slutslY through the ground. Make a more
general sowing of Turnips scrim the most open cparter.
Sow also Turnip Radishes for • succession in a similar
situation. Sow a few Dwarf French Beans upon
south border; they may come in very u•efel should •
moderate period supervene. Sow • few likewise in
patio? boxes to pleat out in the open ground she.
well advanced in growth. Water freshly planted
Lettuces, Cauliflowers he-, if the weather keeps dry;
transplant another small batch of the former. Clear
off the stalks of Broccoli at the earliest moment
possible when the crop is med. I prefer Pulling uiff
the whole plant when the heads are fit for use. It
"sal trouble, besides ridding tbe ground of • useleas
and severe tar. Where huid•lighti exist—no other
means being at hand, good programa may be made by
forming • slight hotbed of fermentnig materiel, 00•111,
ing it over with finely sifted soil, and afterwards
sowing therein Celery, Tomato, Capricorn& Ac. They
germinate readily in boob a poeition, axd will
bear hardening off with no further change.

PADDY'S BAD TOOTS, 011 DOINOIS
Gladatose : "I say that it ought to wane oat at ones r
Dr. Benjamin "I'm decidedly in favour of atoprog 1"
—Punch.

--
A PanaDos.--PAndious Lodger: "It'. a pity, Mrs.
Priegins, you don't understood mathematics, or you'd
reey comprehend bow impresible it is that this steak,
which I sent from the tebte lost night a rectomptkir
pacolleiogralo, Is now 10 inoralar pantos r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

WOOL MA 'tics ria.

BRADFORD, Thursday.—all superior wools ociatinue
In good oonsumptivo demand, at gradually hardening
prises.
Lziosarca, Priday.—The upward tendanoy of wool
continues, esp•eially in horneigrown sorts, suitable for
Ibis market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

_

DORCHISTIR SCHOOL OF ART.

riniz next TER bt will COMMENCE on
.1 FRIDAY, APRIL 3.
Appliontons for Torus of Admission to to mad* to
the Treasurer, L Ronmerr, Esq., or the Honorary
aneretory, ti,. Rev. R. L. WATSOIL
Dorehester, 30th Rank IRK
DORCHESTER TALKERS' CLUE.

rimitz ANNUAL DINNER will take place
1 at the Armor, Dom, in this lowa, on
TUESDAY, the 3lat of MARCH iosioat, at 6 o'clock.
0. J. ANDREWS,
Hoe. Sec.
Dorokostor, 16th Rank 1668.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

M A RRI AGES.

Merck 19, by licence, at the parish church of St
Mary's, Pu ,dletown, by the Rev. A. R. Blundell,
curve, William, elde,t son of Mr. William Hardy,
builder, to Rliza, youngest daughter of the late Mr.
Joseph Jolliffe, bob of eudd etown.
March 21, at Oloucester Chapel, Weymouth, by the
Rev. R. S. Ashton, William, eldest eon of Mr. P.
Roberta, of Weymouth. to Susannah Elisabeth, eldest
daughter of Mr. T. Wilkinson.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

HENRY WHITE,

DECORATOR, HOUSE
__PAINTER, GLAZIER,

PAPER HANGER, ice.,

45, HIGH EAST-STREET, DORCHESTER,
EGS to thank the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of Doichester and its vicinity for the kind
patronage afforded to him, and also to inferm them that
he undertakes to make any Pattern or Design in
LEAD GLAZING for Church or other windows.
He has • largo *agorae:lent a
- iIIISW.P*IIIIII.4LieIOINO9,
for which he nolieits an early inspection, hoping by
strict attention end punctuality to all main to merit •
contionaucc of their favour,.
IRGS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

J. JONES A SONS, -

IRON MERCHANTS,
6, BANICSIDIL LONDON, &Z. s

HOT W kTER APPAR tTTR EnicaleD col/rimed

FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

E A REILEY'S ORIGIFILL WIDOW
Al WELCH'S PILLS, so long and Judy riele•
brated for their peculiar vizier in Female Compisiale,
and strongly recommended even by Members of the
Faculty, aa • safe and certain remedy in removing this
obstructions, and in reclaiming that periodic function.
upon which the health of young women so monk
defends.

Three pills are roost valualsie deo in general debility
of the aystem—in etironlating tin Laura spips44•-ia
removing indigestioe, and the host of Dermas affestlems
dependent upon It- in palpitation and Amines, a
breetb, which sometimes follow even t. igitise&
exertion.

--iii.ifedicine is perfectly free from say illeleteriorui
ingrediont.—lt may be taken 14 all UM'S sad in ell
seasons and climates.

•„• It is necessary, owing to the numerous intitatioet,
to inform the public that RIAIISLEY'S is the only
ORIGINAL and GENUINE MEDICINE of this
deeeription ever made, and that It hal hem prepared
by the family for needy a century. Patrolmen are
particularly requested to remark, that is a teethnouy
authenticity, each bill of direetioos contain's& atidavit,
and bears the signature of "C. ICuaagrzi" in writing,
also 'caromed on the Government Stamp, and mob box
Ii wrapped in white paper.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by .I. SLNOIR, 160,
Odordetreet, London, in boxes, price 21. 94. each, or
by poet for 38 portage stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

agriculture.

SOCIAZ BUT.—Bow at once in any sheltered garden
corner, and if nemesary protect by scattering straw over
the young seedling. as boon as they appear. Tneg will
he good plant. by the middle of Met. Then having
previously deeply tilled your land and applied dye or
He erre, of booe-dust per acre, give • last good deep
ploughini •Inm the land I. moist. and dibble in the
plank a foot apart in *very farrow-thee is it is turned
over. And depead upon hand-hoeing alone for summer
ti
BATH AND WNINT OF ENGLAND AGILICULTUILLL
Soct gry. —This Society hawing amalgamated with the
Southern Counties' Agricultural Society, a "bitch" hes
'alien platse relative to the holding of the ...tin, for
ghretilriamm meeting n,
1869, as they will be bound to Join the Southern
Couen t
time e
ra
and at the
... at Tautoon
6,1.4 year. On Thursday • meeting was held at
it at thepilr4gmeem titonOltdSt
Taunton, under the presidency of the bailiffs (Dr. Kelly
and Mr. W. T. Bragg). when the inciter was fully dis-
missed, tho general heeling being that the Tauntonisas
would hold the Bath and West of &eland Society to
their Oslo, or that they should indemnify them for all
Gni:einem hitherto incurred, and hold a meeting of the
....w.tnehed societies is Taunton In 1870. A con'
femme will shortly tam place between the Taanton
sontraittes and a aoseasitme of the Bath and West of
&Waal Society.
pewee Or WHIAT.—In a valuable paper
whet was read before the Statistical Society a few day-s
'.o. Mr. James Oaird sole forth some important feet.
and eeleetatiese respecting the wheat market. Amnesia
the avenge maul eoesiemption to be 14
q,s% be Mew* he the kw prodoescrillif

Movies. In the eve weeks, a fall of 7d. in wheat ;
a rise of Ltd. in barley; and • rise of la in oats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

A LARGE STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY

STATIONERY,
"VOTE, Letter, and Account Paper, Envelopes
11 Ink, Wax, Pencils, Penkolders, and Pens
Account, Memorandum, and Pocket Hooka, Ciphering
Copy, and Spelling Hocks, ka., kn., now on oak
BY F. TUCKER,
SOCSEAMT.I,ItR AND STATIONg& RRIDP°RI

THE FOLLOWING MAGAZINES AM NOW
IN eINCGLATION AT
P. TUCKER'S LIBRARY,
SOUTH-STREET, BRIDPORT
St. peva Magazine.
Frurr's Magazine. Tinsley's Magazine.
Cnrnhlll Mageminn.
Macmillan's (F).""ce litibreerg"i"•
St. James's Ilsgatine.
All The Year Round.
London Society.
elnamben' Journal.
Temple Bar. Pilintorgh •ftsvisw.
Belgravia. Quarterly Review.

H. MARSHALL,
STATUARY AND MARBLE MASON,
BUILDER, &c.,
SALISBURY-STREET, 13LANDPORD,
RETURNS his sinoere thaniu to his friends
and the public generally for peat
bna to inform them that be is prepared to execute au
ordets in the above branches of bueutesa in a moped,
Stunner sod with the best material&

MONUMENTS, TOMBS, ORNAMENTA L GRAVE.
STONES, MARBLE and STONE CHIMNEY
PIECES, Ice., always on hand, and supplied at the
lowest prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-31

ROBEHT HOOD, JUN.,

PRACTICAL WATCH k CLOCK MAKER
JEWELLER, tke.,
SALISBURY STREET, BLANDFORD.
ATEW and Second-hand Lever, Geneva, and
1.1 other Watches. English Clock• of *very dee-
scription made to order. A great variety of American
and other Foreign Clocks aloe,. OO ink Gold usd
Wm Chains; Wedding Rings, ire. Old Gold and
Ellm bought or taken in exchange. The beet attendee
paid to repairs. Clocks cleaned in the Conntry. A weld
selosted stook of lipostecles to nit all sights. Become
Ms and Thenacomi.rs of the best make &Ivey, co sob
Aar& faith, Ilailed Boma asaislv.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

CURILKNT PRICE. OF =GLIM W 094

d.
IPmecia-45-uthdown hniget• .. —per lb. to 0 0
Half.bred ditto 1 4
—0 0
Ilouthdown ewes mad Intben I 4
Lotot.r ditto o o
—1
8
1 10

HOP MARKT?.

---
BOROUGH, Friday.—Fair progress bm been made by
the bine daring tbe last few dap, nnd tboro is 5,057
rosin •t of an abundant yield. A few shoom of min
would improve Om •ppoarsom of soros grounds. Very
little business has been doing in any dosoription of hops,
and prices are drooping. Mid and East Men* £4 Bs.
to £6 6..; Weald of Kent., £3 15e. ti £5 sn; Stmeez,
ES 10e. to £4 80.; Farnham, £5 to Es 65.; yearilap,
ES to Et per cot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

LLNOTON LODGE.

CutrEn.—On Tuesday last, a mach between an
isionsd by Mr. Parke, Jun., of Elenbory House,
and ono shown by Kr. liknael, Jun., of Langton Lodge,
wII played on the Langton Lodge ground. The first
innirp was very evenly contested' Mr, psrseu
who first went to the wickets, looting 46, end Mr.
Kansan 4L On remotion play Mr. Parke side snored
70. leaving their oppnaente to make 74 runs to beet.
Throash the steed, and eseellent betties of Kr. J. D.
flannel. who made 98 runs and brought out hie but. the
slight advantage on the other Ude wee soon ehnaged, and
the result was In favour of Mr. awes olives, with
Aye wisketa to go down.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

NIWOATI AND LI•DENHALL, Friday.—The stipply
01 mevt OH•tle et these markets la only moderate.
Nevertheless the kaste be. ruled quiet, at OUT
quotations.
Nir Sibs., by the wow.
4. . d. I d. a. 0.
Inferior inof .. 3 to 3 6 'lnferior mutton 34t0 3 11
Middling ditto 3 ~3 10 widdling ditto.. 310 ~4 2
Primo Mrgu do. 4 4 2 Niro' dltto.. . 4 4 „ 4 6
Primo nnat ditto 4 „4 6 I Som I pork ... 310„ 4 6
0•41 3 , 4 0 Largo ditto—. 3 0 „ 2 3
Undo, la. 4d. to M. ed.

WOOL II &RUSTS.

Tbursdny.—Viool is offered freely In the
00e0tr7. •Itd is coming in large quen.ities to this seat
of eonsumption. where it is taken up by spinners nod
deelers, whose w•rehounss are filled. The deuisod in
the market is cooscqueotly lees marked than it .es.
Th. prioes of middle and inferior sore are, if anything,
reilsor weaker, bet the prices of ell good lustre wools
are well maintained. Much, however, depoods ItPee
the position of the individusl holder as to whether •
eversion is made or not. Mr. T. A. Forth hss held a
publics sale of English wool this afte,noon. Thaie ..1
• fair attendance of gentlemen interested. There was
an evident decline In most eases from the prices surest
Ii }he market. Tbe foil ,sing are • taw of the prince
realised :—P•reel hogs. 1614, per lb.; mlsidle weasels,
'411.: mntetring. 1714. to '1441.; blue &awing. 160. to
1714.; super hogs, 174.; trlue m•tching, 15.1.;
lior 17d. to 1811.; blue hog, 1844.; half bred bop.
14.1.; blue licreford end Somerset, iB.; nest do., 1511.;
bright purest bop, 174.; super-super bogs, 211 I.

_ -
LONDON. Friday.—Sinee the sloes of the publle isles
lbe tr.nmetioni s ooloni4 wool by rrieete contract
bow. been Ilmited, at lota rates. ?be Rasfish wool
market ha. b•en quiet, on firmer twine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

ES iltsbirt.
_ _

-
A DOW Baptist Chapel wee opened at Westbury, on
Wednesday.

THI annual meeting of the Wilts Ride desociation
will be held at fteliebury oat Theredsy and Pride,.
August 20th end 214.

Tna ol the late Marquis of Baßebury, who died
on the 1211 of April Isat, was proved on the 25th ult.
Tbe personal property is sworn seder 1100,000.
RALIBIOIIY CATHEDRAL —The Rev. C. B. Bicknell,
who so munificently contributed 1:5013 towarls the
restoration of the statues in the west front. has most
liberally sent the Dean the further sum of £lOO in order
completely to fill the eleven niches immediately over
the great doom.

Soon.. DRAM—A case of sudden death occurred
in Marlborough on Wednesday morning. George
Cully, aged 48, a brewer at Messrs. Reed's, was sitting
on a door.step waitisg for the clock to strike six the
hour at which he usually entered his work, when he
was Enda/say mimed and expired from an affeetion of
the heart. Verdict, Stan inquest on Thursday, "Died
from natural causes.

P. NOVEL "Cif."—On Seturday morning, between
fire and els o'clock, the Caine "crier" announced, in as
loud tones as his lungs would allow him, the loss of the
water cart, and stakd further that any one finding the
some and taking it to the 'Board of Health" would be
rewarded with the thanks of the inhabitants. The
water cart, it appears, haa not been used for some days,
and either some wag or dust-bespr nkled tradesman
adopted this method to procure to re-appearanoe. One
thing is certain, the cert was soon in the streets per.
forming its necessary duty.

THa Oddfellows' Fete at Wilton was a great suamini,
attributable in a great degree to the beautiful weather
and the °harming ground, of Wilton House, kindly
thrown open for the oonsaion by Lady Herbert of Lea.
Nemirow' inversion trains ran dosing the day, awl the
concourse was immense. The Lodgers represented were
the New Sarum, the Widow arid Orphae's Helene, the
Victoria, (all of Salisbury), the Alliance (Wilton). the
Duke of Edingbergh (Dintoo), the Pelee* of Wales
(Lisdartll), and the Alexandria (Handley.) Members of
the Fordingbridge and other Lodges were also
present. The various Lodges arrived in procession
at the Park, over the entrance to which there
was the inverlption : All Honour to Lady limber'
and the Pembroke nosily." filufttly after one
o'clock a large party eat down le a spacious tent to
• substantial dinner. W. B. Marsh, Esq., 11.1.aresided,
aad, after the removal of the cloth, pro Deward
louts, amongst others "The health of (lie iidy Herbert
and the Pembroke Family," ebish wee received with
much cheering. The company, as leavityr the tent,
enjoyed themselves in the beautifel ground., sods truly
pleasant day was anent. It is ealculatad there meat
have been present from 10,000 to 12,000 persons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

CONSUMPTION

Which has Dow passed through SA Editions cd IWO each !
This resnarksble book treats at the ceases. erniotorne and
progress of this WI disease. through all its •usgss sod tbs

_
TRUE TREA'iIaIRET, '
ATTU INTERESTING AND EXTRAORDINARY

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS ALSO OF ASTHMA, BRONCILITTS. As.

Imp.orioni etve of Broncho-Pkthisis.

In July id laat year. this riatient mune to consult me Imes
his ease. For sin or seven years he had been subject to
frenueut attacks of bronclatia. On examination I found
diacue commencing Liu the top of the right lime. In this
vac* of two months, after a WOOrul ran and 'wady con-
tinuance with my treatment, ho became perfectly restored.
In April 1.4 a. he write* me as follows
°I write to discharge a debt of pnuitude I owe you. for
having been the mesas, under Providence. of restoring MO
to health. I should have done so long ago. but Wattled to
satisfy myself that the cure would be parmaLent. I emaresi
My condition now w ith that of an snnter liatt-7. • atleta3S-
elan Of attacks of I wonchitis bed canted eseesaire week timas.
loss of flesh. and difficult breathing. I consulted two
eminent phyeteirtus. and thollub beneflteal for a time. I
speedily relapsed. My last ray Of hope nor gone null ad.
mead by. friend ni consult. you. From that Mae donalmt
Improvement took place. I ci. rfrwv•-• now the. for many
roes pad, sad .or to hare entered on. fres4 existent, This
letter to entirely at your dial. cell anal' TeCullinated all
aliened in a similar way to apply to you.
It 15,,,,,hgmetin...Irre W. 0•11 WW..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

STURYINSTILII NEWTON.

A DUD CHILD FOUND.—On Wednesday morning.
the 94th inst., the body of • newly-born female child,
sowed up in canvas and brown pa er, was bun I in the
river near Mansion House, by • man named Joseph
Francis, • labourer in the employ of Mr. H. J.
• pplin, of that parish. Francis was working by the
side of the river, and maw the parcel floating on the
water with • briekattaehed t it. A.. inqu-et woe held
the nest day by W. H. H Bennett, Esq., coroner,
when it came out in evidence that the parcel was seen
in the water at the mime place • torten he ago, but no
notice was O. en of it at the time. From the evidence
of Janne Tarsewell, Esq.. who made • post-w• Asia
'lamination. the body most have been in the water
for several weeks, and from the hiih state of decompo-
sition Mr. Tamewell was unable to state whether the
cill had been born alive. Mr. Hammon4, depety-
chief.oonstable, stated that he was not prepar,d at
present with any evidence in the matter. The ow
would be invseUgstad, and should the polio. hereafter
be able to obtain eny clue, it would form the subject
matter for • magerteriel invoston. The Jory
ettureed an open verdict of "Found deed in the
dyer."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

TO TVS ELECTOIOI_OF
.THI3 BOROUGH OF

WAR ERA

°minty's,—
ALTHoUG H no General Election can
tate plea. before November, yet, a. you bare
already been edirered be one Caodidate, I think it
nest to inform you, that I hoes when the new Regis.
'restos Lista are completed, to make • personal Canvass
,M the liforougb. In the meantime I will only nay.
Met I trust all them 4o at the I.st Election favoured
me with their votes, will egain me their airport,
try that thews who .rn not yet, but soon will be Electors,
mill not withhold their confidence from one who helped
te give them the French....
I remain, Gentlemen,
'Emu obliged and faithful Servant
JOIN GALES MONTAGUE CALCILAFT.
Jaly 461.,, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

EVANS'S SIR CHARLES (MARKS'S
LIOSSTIVE PILLS, immedi.taly relieve sad
cure Indigestion Pala at the pit of the Stomach. Pain
after Eating, Vind, Pain in the Back, Bed Taste end
Drynes. o/ Mouth in ths morning, Irregular dation of
the Bowels. irs., sod many other eymptoms of Stomach
Disease. Unlike most Pills nod remedies offered to the
public, these Pills do not perm, the Bowels; require no
coofinement ; nor Deed pie/sots fear Wang coki nor
any ill effects, be their employment what it may. In
the moat inveterate sad long slooding mom they are
uniformly suseseeful, is the many Testimonials reeeived
amply substantiate. Direstioas given with ascii bottle.
Price la. l‘d., sad fis. 9d.

liIVANB.B NEURALGIA, TIC-DOLOREUX
14 and PACE-ACHE PILLS. The west severe
eases of Neuralgia, Paine in the Feat and Head are
.P.edilY relieved and cured by Asa. Bold to boxes
70., le. lid. and 2a. Ed. tool%

TIVANSIS TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
-LA immediately relieves th• mad painful ma&
Bold in bottles 744., and la. lid. area.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

[COPY].

mansion Hones Justine Room, 77th June, 186 R.
Deer Sir,—Meapectind Han rue of (winos driving on
• turnpike road, the offence is tot punishable sum•
saucily, au the Highway Act does not apply to such a
road, and there is no provision applicable in the turnpike
Act. ; nor do I think it is indictahle sic nuisanie by
the common la., unless the same ror.on habitually doss
it in the want pines—Yours taithfollv,
GEORGE C. DKR.
Freeland Filliter, Esq., Town °Levi, Wareham, Dorset
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-07

BRIDPORT.

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A CcnroLL RETREAT. —The following °Uvular has
been circulated in the neighbourhood of Bridport :
" By the Grace of God, • Retreat intended especially,
but not exclusively, for clergy of the dining, of Sarum,
will be held, under the sanction of the Bishop, at St.
Aniirew's College, Chardstock, from the 10th to the
14th of August. Tb. Rev. B. M. Benson, of Cowley.
Oxon, ham undertaken to modoet it Clergy xlealring
I. attend are requested to signify their I'll 6 to the
vicar, Chardstock, near Chard."
A:AIM:MON CHURCH WARDS'S. -It will be remembered
that at the recent election of churshwardens, Mr.
Francais Fry was declared elected after • poll bad been
taken, but Mr. T. Hanham, who up to this time had
been churchwarden for ten years past, disputed the
legality of the proceeding', and declined to relinquish
the °Mat Al tb6 Archdeacon's Visitation, both Mr.
Fry and Mr. Hantaam presented themselves and were
admitted. Thus the parish had three ohurobwardens.
A ecieelal meeting to consider the umater wan held last
Thursday, Mr. C. Edmunds, minister's churchwarden,
In the chair, when a letter was read from Mr. Mitcham
rigielniebine his claim to be churchwarden for the
Present year, and exprs.aing his regret that • feeling
had been (catered against him in the parish, though fee
what cause he knew not. A resolution expressive of
satisfaction at this result, and eondrosatuo' of the choice
of Mr. Fry as churchwarden we
paired, followed by
one proposed by Mr. H. Bternbridga for a °cordial vote
of thanks to Mr. /Isobars for his past nervier's, and the
mover expressed his earnest wish that the parish
might be as united and harmonious for the next ten
years as it had been for the ten years Mr. Haathain bad
been churchwarden. A vote of thank, to the chairman
closed the pr.:medium.