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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

HAY. WARKRUL

_
There have been fur average supplies of both bay
and straw on offer in the metropolitan market, and
trade ham ruled dull, at drooping priors. We quote :
Inbrior meadow hey, £4 to to £5 sa: prime ditto.
ES 56 to Eff 15m ; inforsor clover, £5 to £5 Ito; Glover
ES to Ea 10M; and straw, El 101 to £1 L. per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

VIRIINL

LOU ISt ANA

And hot,. Queenstown the following ;la
The Holoon accommodation on toerd these
I. very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve wad Wawa
Guineas, aceor,ing to aseomoilation in Stateroom—all
having same privilege in Saloon. Return fleets,
Tiventy•tbmc Guineas.

There is excellent aticoismodctioe for Steerage
Peasengers, end a full supply of Cooked Previsions
maned up by the Company's Stewards.
Purtgers booked through to &spinesll,,_ San
Frenetic.). the inland towns of Clanada, and of the 11Ciited
Stateuon faccurable terms. _

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For Froight or Priori* apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 mid 23,
Wsterstreet, Liverpool; or to N. ar.d J. Maim and
BROIL Qurrnototro.

-MONET TO LEND IKKIDIATELY.

6TO 1:500 RF.AEONABLY aad
NLO LB-- ----
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MPTLY LENT to essaisolable persons,
n all positions, on their own note of band alone, twin
one to five pare, at seven per want., without securities,
fees, or references. Applications, to receive attention,
most state sum wanted. how long for, how repayshte,
and also, in tntire oonlidencie, the obieot for whisk a
loan is required. This advertiser does not Profess to
land money at en extraordinary lane out, of interest,
but at the lowed possible terms consistent with fairways
betwert borrower and lender, luiving regard to the risk
attending this dist of bushiest. Rookie stamp to hr.
W. C. SW•BEY, 10, Dorset-street, flipitalficide,
Loadoo, N. L.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

DR. J avskisdvwe N E'S

Tøg ortiaiiiir AND iirrioi GENUINE.
A DVIOE TO INVALIDS.—If you wish to
LI. obtain (islet refreshing sleep, free from headache,
relief from pain and anguish, to calm and assuage the
weary sobinp of protracted disease, invigorate the ner-
vous media, and regulate the circulating systems of the
body, you will provide yourself with that marvellous
remedy diem:waved by DR. .7. COLLIS BROWNE, (late
Army Medical Staff,) to which be gave the name of
CHLORODYNE,
and which is admitted by the Profession to be the most
woodeefial end valuable remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNE is the beet remedy known for Coughs,
Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma.
BLORODYNE effectually Aeolis and arrest' thole too
otiose fatal disesees—Diptheria, Fever, Croup, Ague.
CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarrhcat, and is
the ody speeds in Cholera and Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effectually outs short all atteas of
(=, Pallpitallontnaid Spasms.
DYNE is the only Wlialere in Neuralgia,
abommasissa, Goat, Cancer, Toothache, Meningitis, Re
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04 UTION.—IIIIARE OP PIRACY & IMITATIONS

CAUTION.— V loralterwellor Sir 'W. Page Wood states
that Dr. J. Collis %owns woo, undoubtedly, tbe Inventor
of CHLORODYNE: that the story of the defendants
prosesen, was deliberately entree, which, be regretted
o nay, bad been rworn to. —See Tams. 13t2 July, 1864.
Sold ha bottles st ln lid., 2s. 9/1., 4s. &L, and lls.
mob. NODS is genuine without the words, DR. J.
COLLIS BROwNes OHLORODYN.II* on the Gov.
ernmeat damp. Overwhelming testiammy moompaales
sash bottle.
dote MMlttrLorcrass—J. T. DAVENPORT ,33,
Green Semen Street, Bloomsbury, London.

HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Gisaasies
Packet° are gigned frdiVelSowiniao_VA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT.
Dri.!port
Beeseistsisy Oliver, Fore-street.
Lim:dtj Girds:
iftu2dell, Grocer.
0111,611 Abbot B.nnett, Leng-streat.
DORCHESTER ETA" High-East-street.
Lyme . Domes; Broed-streer,
glebe/014d; 011 Z.
Palin""*llrekala.. • I=B.
14, MUNI Colo, Obsmlst, 18, 88. MArpatre•
*Warm .
Wasreers; &Atha.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

LITTON CHENEY.
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ACCIDIIIII. —at-. as a boy wait
returning on & doekey from Bridport, carrying a sword
belonging to Mr. Gerlead, why is & member of tbe
Yeomenry Cavelry, the us threw the lad, sad the
sword inflicted sutler severe gash ia his forebead.—de
Mr. Gide was driving home from Bridport market ea
wenneedity, a girl, tamed Courtney, meet yesre of ego,
wee the road our the chureb, ead, failing to get out
et the way, vas kocieket dove and ren over, receiving
a sevens blow co the bud while Gee of her ears wee
pertisfly severed. Dr. Hey attended her, but it is
feared mortification may eante.
emuspil 801011M—Al2 inquest wee bald by H.
Lock, Bee.. deoutyhorocer. o hureday afternoon,
touch: death at Phillip Dew, sged 57. The
wee a labourer and unmarried. Per newly
fOrty ye.re be he. lived with William Lake, s labotur,
la the vdiege. Boma years or be wee kart by ss
accident with some horses, and twelve Mostlis sit be
vs, ininine by the horeting of • gun. Sines thee be
hoc not beat able to do • labourer's work, end hei bees
in receipt of parochial relief. He had been employed
114 Mr. W. evoke Isitilwariss, sod on Wednesday
fortnight was so On that morning he west
out bra duty abeeesilMed:o'clorik in the morning, sad st
loilf.peat eight he eve Noe biniecaring, and also to
tover the bedzaaad go away. He Dever returned.
ke made ins of his relatives at Oatistock and
14. Brewers, for deceased five years age wag misetnit,
end it tbea tented out be he had goal le his sisters,
Lot nothing weld sow*, beard of him. On Wednesday
morning Lake sad hie gen rushed the aeighbourhed4,
end they toted the dercespeeed remains of Dow, lying
allows the breaches ala felled ash tree is Ash's,
C.Pve. on the estate at Mr. R. B. Sheridan. • Ads,
vas round his auk, sad • corresponding pieta was
lesteriel to the beams\ at a neighbouring tree, so that
It weak* mom the cord broke after Dow hod hee
liimeelf. He bad beta rather variant at timmtt
Jeri relented it verdict of auntie whilst ia an area ad
mind.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

TlllB SHOULD XIET THE ETE
OF any one troubled with Wind in tbe Stomach, I
or Bmumon, take PADS WOODCOCK'S WINIVIAt
Their world nide celetnityprovaelbent of sterling merit. Of all
medicine vendors at le lid andblild; or fere by rent for 140 r
Se wimps from Page D. Woodcock, St. Faith's, Norwich.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

TIO Tull WANT BEAUTIFUL HALE.
WHIAKERS. ise.? Dr. licrean.os Linter'. an
elegantly perfumed toilet compound, for nourkhing,pmerving,
and restoring the hair, Is guaranteed to produce moueschse,
withkers, oryebrowe, de, In two or three weeks, Amoebae
weak heir, prevent Its falling off, check greynme In all It.
mo the original colour, dispel marl and &indef.
=Make me
It clean, eon. curly, and glossy. For the no-produc-
tion of hair in baldness, from whatever muse, and at ace ep.
Ise elects are certain; In thousands of mem it hie been
exceed ui alien all other preparations had failed. In the
opulency it is unequalkd, am It keep. the bead clean end forms
tbe bans of. beautiful band of hair. Prim es., vent anywhere
free by post, on receipt of 21 penny stamps, by Dr 0. Ilinesuld,
28, Clarence-road Kenush.town, London. Large botties.
containing three times the quantity, to. dd. each. "II Mopped
my hair falling off—J. Saville" "My whigen are now
abundant and thick—Wm. Mask" "My hair had gone In
p atces h from Ulnae, but 111, now groeim
My mouttache Is envod by morybody—ilefor Birch." "For
keepini the hair in curl it is the beet thing 1 ever used—Mra
Pratt." "I wan bald for nine years, but now my bead It
oomred with hair—J. Spence. " Sold by all Chemists. Observe—
Seery genuine bottle has the word. Itummee Lisimeetnoulded
In the glass, and is wrapped in • pamphlet of 16 papa on the
management of the hair and akin; also me that Gwen
Iltressu.'s Trade Mark and Signature are no every outside
wrapper. Bold by Mr. A. J. Rom, Chendat, High Zaecetreet,
end Mr. How, &suthotreet. Dortheeter.

DOR EVERYBODY.—A CLRRGYIIIAN who has
eared himself and hatidreds of his psrishioners of
indigeation, nob.. in the head. headache, loss of memory,
dimness of eight, deafness, nervousness, rheumation, wddinees,
deplorable low epirita and debility (vrith many other cummon
complaints), adopts this unusual mode of offering any sufferers,
free of charge, foil particular. of the valuable h., b& medicinal
booed by one of the most eminent of living physicians, by
which those wonderful cures are being daily affected, that all,
even the poorest, may eeloy trei blowing. of health. Seed a
stamped envelope to E. E. Erase, Esq., Se, Shakespeare toed,
Stoke Nee ington„ London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

AFFAIRS IN IRELA.MIX

Among the theories which have beets started to
amount for the extraordinary conduct of the Mayor of
Cork, it is suggested that thereto method in his mad-
ness, and that his most extravagant eats have been corn-
mated with an eye to the main chaDoe. His dismissal
from the magistracy by Lord Chancellor Brewster for
sending a mthemiption to the families of the " Man-
chester martyrs" undoubtedly made him Mayor of
C.erk ; and his conduct in the oleic chair has eohthorid
his popularity among a very soasiderable number of the
inhabitiuits. The better classes eondemn him severely,
but the mess of the people regard him as a very fine
fellow and &noble patriot. The proceedings now takes
against him by the Government will render him Mill
more popular- and I have beard it said by persona
acquainted with Cork that one result of it will Pro-
bably be to throw the greater part of the batter trade
of the county into his hands. Kr. (YliaMivan is an
extensive butter merchant, and the Cork !airman will
sonsider it ineumbent oa them to support the man who
is persecuted by the English Goveruirsat for having
the manliness to amid up for his musky. it is but
too probable that this is tbe view which will be taken
of Mr. Oliullivan's removal from the mayoralty, and
that the ultimate result to him will be an Immo° of
popularity and an augmentation of wealth.

It is mach to be regretted that. paressal Bill should
be tiecewary to dispose of a Nays whose boat defence
for atinsious language is that be poke after sapper, lad
cannot tell what be maid. Such parsons claire nothing
to numb aa notoriety. An Act of l'allassal oo
O'dnliiron? A law all to himself I It is ease 60
drive soy Fades sympathiser wary with vanity. At
all evade, now it is seen that a Mayor may so oondaet
hiss& as to be even something beyond a naisses,
let us have a proems instituted that will ps eid of sub
a thine on sufficient proof, and without the delay of
more time than it takes to establish the Ist. Daew-
oo' sedition in the south of a lowlier its lee not very
undefinable offesee„or ose that •al4 d-fy histant
esereetion. O'Sullivan ISMS to einslab. be lr.r•J.
mod we should by no mess *eel to • Mr'. his
Ills Weed to Ss& walasice. We do so for an set
dispute the seesseity of eatinguisideg his magisterial
fustian, and we feel tits the 'sage say omit kis
In that "easy of martyrs" wises virtue he so sods&
ballast', celebrates. " O'Sallivas the proscribed.'
Whet Ay you to that mositiosal &matinee ? We
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

LloibrbolOd—to it2l.

taunat, Thursday.--Bhort supply of beef, the
enimals on offer being almost confined to the Irish con.
signmenta There was • further adranoe on the extreme
rates of last week, but butchers were very reluctant to
purchase at the almost unpreoedented prises now
demanded. A moderate trade was therefore done, best
descriptions realising from 76s to 78A per net, and in
some (11.01 80. was demanded. Of store cattle we
received sheet 1000 head from Ireland, and altogether
there was about 1500 on offer. The late rains led
dealers and breeders to expect a reeked improvement
in trade, but the demand was hardly so active as last
week. Tboegh the business done did not come up tc
the expectations of the trade, a large number ehaagoi
hands, at prime ranging from 10 guineas to 14 guineas
for good barren lowa (Irish), and from 9 guineas to 10
guineas ter tere-year-old Irish heifers. The sheep pens
were crowded, and made being not qaite so brisk as
last week, prices showed a downward tendency; but
essi 'oust dill emote best wethen at Oil and 914 per lb. in
the wool, and shorn whethen at 71d to 8,1 ; ewes and
inferior sorts met with little inquiry. We had also •
large supply el store sheep, for which there was an im-
proved denied, at from 35e to 384 for beet Irish
hoewee, but indifferent samples meld scarcely be sold
et from 24s to Zee. Lambs said well at 101 and lid per
lb. We had a large simply of mileb some, which met
with a slow sae at from CH to £2O each. The supply
ef pigs at the West-street yard was rather short, the
Irish Rackets only bringing omit about 500. Them were
quickly {alight up at high prises, bacon pigs realising
from Us 64 to lle 9d, and porkers 12s, and in some
eases choice descriptions realised 12e 61 per more.
There were very few horses on offer, and they only met
with • limited inquiry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

Pond enuntq Expres.

TUESDAY. MAY 11, 1889.

DORCHESTER.

SMALL-PDX boa beta epidemic in the parish of Fori-
tniton during the lest few week..

THE three concerts given by the Tyrolese singers, on
Wednesday sod Thursday last, at the Guildhall, wire
fairly successful, though they did not attract snob large
audiences as their reputetion led ooe to anticipate.
YZOMAIIIIT CAVALIIT.—The Dorchester troop of ths
Q.C.D.Y.C., under the command of Capt. Foeter, mus-
tered for drill at Maiden Csstle, on Thursday.
preparatory to the assembling of the regiment at Wey-
mouth, on Saturday next.
• • •

THZ DOICHISTICI TOLL CASIL-at was expected that
judgment would be given in the cue of the Mayor and
Corporation of Dorchester r. Ensue and Manfield during
the term just ended, end the "lawn delay" is infernal
to have atieen from dissgreemtnt amongst the judges
as to the decision to be pronounced.
Tan Orme.— It is a long time since we bad the
opportunity of hearing musical dramas in cur ...wn
town, but
calutritle opportunity in now off.red, en Mr. H.
Manlcy's h Opera Company will give per 0 man es
at the Gail all each evening this week. Ticket( may
be obtained and places secured at Mr. J. Robinson's,

WZISLITAN HOWL MIBISIONS. —On Thursday evening
last, a meeting ow behalf of this society was held in the
Wesley. Chapel, Durogatwetneet. The chair wu taken
by the Rev. .1. Mann, superintendent of the circuit, and
addressee were delivered by the Rev. A. Puddicombe, of
Weymouth, and the Rev. 8. Hooley, of Portland. A
collection was made at tbe close.

Commirrip TO nil Doman Couirn
SetSlol.l Elisabeth Legg, stealing • watch, As., at
Weymouth. Hard Labour: Mary Drummond, vagnuscy
at Dorchester, 14 days; George Borne., vagrancy at
Sturruinster Newton, 14 day,; David Allen and Alfred
Miles, drunk, Ac., at Dorchester, 7 days; John Thomas
and John Horton, vagrancy at Sturminster
21 day.; Henry Ward, vasrancy at Wimbonie Minster.
21 days ; Aaron Courtney, poaching at Cents Abbas, 7
day.; Maria Lester, vagrancy at Dorchester, 2 mouth.;
Henry Farmath, stealing two saneepans at Weymouth,
1 mouth; Harriet Thompson, stealing a jacket at
Swarms., 3 weeks. haproasentest : Luida Johnson,
drunk, Ica, at Weymouth, 7 doye
Tint WIATIILL—Tbe following is our meteorological
report tor the week coding Sunday tact:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

li LI DEN NEWTON.

FAIL —At the fair on Tuesday, there was above the
usual uomber of cows and -ftives, but the gale woe
sluggish at from £ll to £l7. Besmears from rl to £l5.
Two-year-old heifers from LIS to Ell. About 40 sheep
lasi& did oat exchange haw. Pip few and sold very
high. No horses were sapwood for uds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

NORTH WOOTTON.

NIL MUM'S annual sale of fat dock and sheep at
Btream Farm, North Wootton, on Wednesday last, was
eery largely attended by butchers and dealers from
long distaste*. 79 lots of fat stook and 230 sheep very
quickly found parehamera, the fat beasts realising from
ltlB to CIO 811,1 h, and 'beep from 4. to 6th. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

POTATO lI&RICET.

Bosouas int Srinimium.Fridsy.—Full average
pplies are on We. The &tumid I. inactive, at about
hie rates. English Regenta. 604 to 100.: Flakes, 60e
to t 300; 9o4ch Relents, 604 to 120,; Rocks, 45e to
66.; mad Frenah, 3. to 55e per ton.

WOOL UARKF.

LONDON. Friday.—The publla sides of colonial wool
have opened heavily, with a thin attendance of home
and foreign buyers. liddinge have programed quietly,
and a farther reduction has taken place in prim.
Anstrahao wool, with the exception of Sydney, which
maintained late Priem, be, given war id per lb. whilst
c.pa is id to Id per lb. lower. The arrivals amount to
136,346 balts—vm., 41,30 d from Sydney, 172,24 from
Port Phillip. 3073 from Van Dienian'a Land, 213,563
from Adelaide, 21.953 from New Zsled, 3320 from
Swan Liver, and 32,C90 bales from the Ceps of Good
Sopa. Sce;lish wool has been quiet, on former terms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

PORTLAND,

THE Qu aaaaa Hsi iHei.o—iritile understand that
there has been no real increase of work for the poor
quarrymen, who are permitted to do whet work they
can on the first four daye of the week, but are not
allowed to work atoll on Friday or Balurday, so that if
unfavourable weather wises in the early pert of the
week, as it did on Monday sad Tuseday last, they are
worse off thee before. _ .

HAILING OF THS CHANSIL FLEET. —The Penelope
end Northumberland irenclada sailed at fonr o'olook on
'Thursday a!ternoon, for Plymouth, and the Minotaur.
Hercules, Bellerophon, and Warrior, shortly after
sin for Portsmouth, to be docked end cleaned. Rear.
Admiral Ryder, who isms sick leave, did not sail with
the fleet. It is expected the% the Channel squadron will
return about the middle of Juan
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

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SOUTH•WESTERN RAILWAY.

WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS.
CIHICAP EXCURSION from Weymouth,
Dorchester, Poole, ko., to LONDON, oa
MONDAY, 17th MAY, returning from Pieterleo
Bridge Station et 1.15 p.m. on &Malty, 22ed Yap.

Stations.
Lava a.m.
Weymoath. 7.20
Dorchester ... 7.45
Moreton . 7.57
8. 7
Warebam 8.20
&15
Pook Junction ... 8.35
Arrive Luadon about 1.35 ;

Mem Go Lagoa
Tiati sad Back.
rsi... Od. W-
d. s. d.
9D 0 12 6
1O 12 0
196 11 6
190 11 0
186 10 6
180 10 6
176 10 6

The Tickets are not Transferable, are available ally at
the Stations named upon them, and only by the Surer-
lion Trt,in there cad beak.

--ahil-dren--netior this. yssn, ire.; throe to twelve
halltssio. Only one allowed no Loam* to loci
pasmongor.

Mialaiial
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

LODRILS.

sounDs,—N. M.Loggl.r, Esq., held an inquest last
TbsTigny, tmolsiap_ the death of • woman, named
Mira Crash. Sr Molyneux Nepali was foreman of
the snry.—Johaana Orali, slier todeaseeed, who was
Dinah elected, sad came Into the room crying,
"Oh I it is all through that Job Crobtir.
into goggled r--Aboat air o'clock on Wedneedsy morn-
ing she oiled me to get up. We slept together. I
went dews to light the fire together wine tea, as she
bed t been inns Job Orabb hod her up to the
emit, court, about seven months ago. On Tuesday
she told MO that she had not been in her right mini
since, and di hod been ill sad weak ever rime. She
has not been able to do her work (braiding) fur the last
fortnight. She need to play with her bonds, and my,
ll'. job hae brought me to this." A few minutes
ba.,„ woe, I heard her cross the room. About ten
minutes efirwards, I called up to her, and as die lid
„wine. I west up, and found her hanging Ironic
' bp • small piss of rope. She was quite dead.
I touched her with my bead, and spoke to is er, and I
shambles want oat into UN village, bat I don't know
where, hutily, for I wee in such • way. My sister was
gity.foor last birthday.—Mr. Stephen Fry, the landlord
of the permed Arms, mid: I was peeing through
the Too about seven o'slosi yosterde morning,
whoa I saw the last witness, who cried, 'For God,'
man, mane haste, Bliss Cribb hes twig Wilt' I
i,,to ism, sad ai her down. The rope was
po slip appoint to be deeding sober toes,
7,i-thi7t7iatons slightly bent. It appeared to me that
nho pat the rope round her seek, and afterward.
hitched it o• the nail oa tits boom, The diseased was
quite did. —By Sir Molyneanz Nepean : I mean by the
rope round the seek bin slack, that it was not tied
tight round ths mak. Ear weight was, of mum,
testis' on the reps.—Ana Crabb spoke to the nervous.
nen sad weak it ta to which the denied had beeu
fee some ties. She told witness that she had "wiskea"
*opts shoat her, but she did not enquire mks& they
wars. This Vas tb• whole of the evidence, and the jury
returned • verdict that dieseed committed suicide
whilst islionriag under temporary Insanity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

SHERBORNL

LIIIITUANT HMLIT FARA YZATILAI, WhO WU
recently appointed to H.M.'s gimboat Minstrel, on the
North LOgritSo and Writ Indian 'taloa, embarked
onboard M. M.'s ship Berapis for passage. —The Broad
Arrow.
GUILD ON Till ABOlllllO/I.—The annual gathering
of the numb= of this immolation took plass on
A...noes-day. The members sesembled at the Abbey
Church is the evening, sad attended divine rorvise, and
the president, the Rev. W. H. Lye°, primehed an
excellent sermon. Alter the service the members
egienread to the Town-ball, sad sat clown to ea
exeallent supper provided by Mr. Tullio. Several
gentlemen were present, and slier the removal of the
*loth, the usual loyal nod other *oats were drank. A
vary pleasant evening misspent, darts ',lsiah Bowie of
the numbers rug am* suelloot mop.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

PIDDLETOWN.

THI L4TI FULL—Disclosures haws just been niade
which tend to make it manifest that the late disastrous
firs in this pariah wee cot .assidestal, as 'racially co,
cluded. As the mailer will be the prompt subject of
an official investigation. we forbear projadiging it by
&ay furth:r particulars for the present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

CLTTLE lIILRICBr3.

menoenrrAw. Thursday.—Only moderate sapplits
of beasts. The trade was quiet, but Grin, at full prices.
The market was moderately supplied with sheep.
Prime breeds met a steady sale, acid the quotations
well maintained. Other descriptions were purchased to
a fair extent Calres were in fair supply, at moderate
request, on former terms. Oa the whole, the pig trade
was quiet, at previous currencies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

BUTTER _ AND PROVIsIONS.

Drying Borten 11Lutgar, Thureday. —The follow-
ing were the current prime at this mukst :—Milk
butter, per lb., 1114 tole ; whey butter, 9id.
Devizes Cusses Materr, Tbursday.—There was •
short supply of cheese, which met with a very steady
demand, sod the market was cleared at the following
prima :—/tleer doubles, 45e to 60e; skim, 26s to Mk
Owe supenor lot of old doubles made TS,.
" •

Prime butter is firm in price; but ioferior qualities
ace very inactiwa. Bacon, however, is very firm, and
commands high quotations :—Dorset bitter is selling
et 118 e to 1225; Friesbind, 102 s to 1041; Cheshire
Chews, 56.1 to 74'; double °loins-14er, 584 to 48.
Cheddar, 66s to His ; American. 54s to 624; York
Hams, 100 s to Ilis ; and RV. per .wt,
In Miming-lane there has been much quietness, Ma
• cautious policy has been pursued. Prima have lot
materially obsnged during the week. Several houees
in the wholesale tea trade have commenced buying
their teas in the public sales direct, instead of employ-
ing • broker, and paying him id per cent oommiesion.
The trade in oils and tallow has been very quiet.
the following are the quoUtions :—Sperm, £lO3 to
2104 • Psi. Seal, C. 16 10s ; Cod, £42 10i to £43 :
GailiPoll Olive, £5l to £52 ; Palm, £4l to £4l 10.;
Costurnat, 246 lOs to £4B; Linseed, £3l to £3l 5s ;
and foreign reined Rape, 07 to £37 10.. French
Spirits of Tarpentine are selling at 30.; American
ditto, 34. 6d per out; and reined Petroleum at to 10d
per gallon. St. Petensberg Y.C. Tallaw, 42s
October
to cwt, on the spot; 431 for June; and 44s 6d for
to December delivery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

IMPORTANT TO BUTTIR MAXERSI

V you wish to ham Good 13utur "Mitt* year round" um only

TOMLINSON & CO.'S
BUTTER POWDER!
In Bosse at M. t1,14=2.4D. a 7. 64 *sob, wll ith fa

VIVANS (successor to Mr. 'road) Cuiniusr.
I.Li Dorchester, Agent for

HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Geanina
packets are signed fr.litiaiknuman i•ec:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

iltobtre.

175/110Oiacrn LANGE:AIM —Unlit! Snow for
making use of obscene Language .in tke streets of
Babsbury, has beenfined fire Mulling sad louts.
TB. poet Laureate, Mr. Alfred Tennyson, has just
paid a another visit to the Rev. 0.0. Bradley, at 1.1.0
Marlborough College.
Exrustvz building ore in course of erection upon the
Rockley DOWILI, sear lf rlbarougb, and are inteaded to
receive the Tamable stud of borne in training under
Mr. A. Taylor, of FyfieLL
Tar Btsaor or a&LLSIIIIIT.—IS the early part of last
week hopes were entertained that his lordship was pro-
gnosis( fsvourably, bet we regret t 0.., that 'hi news
daring the last day or two hag been of • for lies satis-
factory abstainer.
TB. PIOPOSED EJCABPisUT OF Tin IST WILTS
Ram VOLUSTLILLS. —Upwards of h:500 will ho
require I for the purpose of covering the expensed that
will be incurred by encamping. Up to the present
time only £270 have been promised.
Tar Salisbury Town Council hare received to petition
Parliament in favour of the bill So emend the Wine and
Beerhottees Act, 1869, the infect of whieb will be that
no license will hereafter be granted by the excise wth-
oat • certificate from the magistrates authorising its
imam

litatigmultr ELECTION PETITION. —The potitiou of
Mr. Ryder, the defeated Coessrvative seadidats fos
Salsbury, against the return of Mr. Hamilton,
emus before the Court of Commies Mims on Wednes-
day, as a special "ass. The question was whether
somponed householdere, who were pet on list of
voters and not objected to at the revision, could
Issilly YOI4I. Hr. Quoin. foe ths appellant, urged tint
not being personally rased constiesthed "legal incapa-
city." Mr. Mali* 40., for respondent, °entomb:a
tb.al the register of voters, was sonsbosive upon such •
question as that of rating. So the Lord Chief Justice
held, and judgment was given for the respondent with
este.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

WARE HAIL

ALLIOID Tagrr.—On Wortley n man named
George Boras in the employ of Mr. F. Mershallest,
grocer sod wine merchant of this town, was takes into
custody charged with appropriating some shore and ale
the property of his master. On llooday (this day) he
was brought before the Mayor T. Randall. Esq., who
remacd.d him on bail till to-morrow.
Catoser.—An interesting cricket match was Played
on Friday last os the grounds of N. Bond. Bv.. at
Hoists. between aa elevea chosen by the Earl of IDdon
and • similar OM by Mr. Rodelyffs of Hyde house.
The weather sae beautiful sad the ground is excellent
order. 'There were a gest many visitors during the
day who seemed 'highly intereMted lb. game. 'Lord
, Fldou's party Snit went to the wicks% bat tits bowling
of Mr. F. Squire sad Kr Brywor did sash exesution
that the whole were diseased of with a mom of SI
Radolyfo's toast then west is to the bowling of
Lord Eldon and Mr. Lear, and rapidly ma up • moors
of 97. of shish RIM& Whittle, Bales, Garland.
Balboa& sad &mar oontributed doable figures. The
others than west io Kaki and were more fortunate,
reaming up • more of 68.01 whisk Mr. Traell media
good stood for 39. Kr. Badelydr's eleven thus won by
a 161100 Witham and oae run ever.
Ovrtim to an unavoidable oireametsses the match
armouseed in our last Uses between tb• married and
anode is postponed until Thursday Desk play to now
scenes at 11 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11

BDITBS.

May 1, at West-stree-t,—B;klidrt, the wile of lb.
C. Baker, draper, Stu, of • sew.
May 2, at King of Prussia4ants. Bridport, the wife of
Mr. J. Hawkins, builder, of • daughter.
Key E. it New Home, Wilts, the wife of William
Eyre Matabam Fcm., of • daughter.
May 3, at Tacos Reyes Rectory, Wilts, the wife of
the 1t... Frederick IL Adams, of • daimhter.
May 3, at South-street, Bridport, the wife of Mr. W.
Cheatham, of a daughter.
May 3, at West Howe, the wife of Mr. Jaws
&wetland, of • daughter.
May 5, at Eatetreet, Bridport, the wife of Mr. J. P,
Omuta, of a sue.
May 6, as gadaell, Weymouth, the wife of Captain
ghats B. Piers, N. 8., of Her Majesty's steamer
Himalaya, of • soa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

SUPRRIOR DENTISTRY.

5, Sr. THOMAS-STREET, WEYMOUTH.
MONS. LETS (from Paris), Ararat Surf," nod
Moutitedurer of Artificial Testi. (Sarahfished 4
years). Can be consulted every day, from 8 a.m. to
6 p.m., except SATURDAY APTEISOOIII, when be
may be consulted at Mr. Wootames, Maxim,
Doseaseria.
M. LEIS supplies Artificial Teeth, made of
the pared materials and unrivelled workmen.
ship. Fit guaranteed by trial before payment is re-
quired. Durability warranted for ten years, free el
elmse for
retn-
k. Leys supplied Artificial Teeth for
2.000 patients in lees than four years, and has nOl.st
t bad
one failure, and the following price' are within the
reach of all :—Artificdal Teeth, set in beet vuleudta,
from 3s. to ss. per tooth, or £3 to £5 per double sit;
teeth Net in 16 oust gold from Be. per tooth, or SI per
doable art; tooth set in 18 carat gold 1. per tooth, or
£lO per double set, and no higher. Teeth stopped witk
beet amalgam, ls. and 25.; with pure gold, 31. to 6e.,
eocording to the also of the cavity.
Teeth extracted, be and 2a All teeth Glossed, b.
Artificial Teeth, from one tooth to • doable set, s=
be obtained within eight hours' notice, if required.
all kinds of repairs dose while waiting.

RAYNBIRD, CALDECOTT, BAWTREIge
DOWLING. and COMPANY, Limited.
CORN, SEED, MANURE, & OILCANS MERCIIANTE,
Cam Omes—BaSINGSMICIL
Laudon Addrese-26, Seed Market, Mark-lane, E.O.
Samples and Prices Post Free on application.
Prim Medals 1851, for " Wheat 1862, for " Easeikat
Seed Corn and Seeds."
PARIS lINIVOISAL EXHIBMON, 1557,
Silver Medal in Class 67, for Cereals. Brown Medal In
Class 43, for Seeds.

NOTICE! PRIZE STEAM ENGINES.
257170 RD AND BONS,
BOSTON AND SKIRBECN IBONWORAB,
LINCOLNSHIRE.
A T the Worcester Trials of Steam Maebines7
C-1. in 1863, by the 8.A.& of England, TUXFORD
A SONS were then again sooosseroc °vim Aix Com.
petitors ; their Eight-horse Eosins 'anemias In
economy and effectiveness all other competing Regime
of every kind and power.
At the Royal Society's last Trials, at Bury St.
Edmunds, TUXFORD and SONS' Fired Steam Engine
was awarded a PRIZE of £10; their Single-Cylinder
Portable Engine wan awarded a PRIZE of £l5, and
their Double-Cylinder Portsble Engine of FOURTEEN
Home Power for Cultivating with, As., under the
Inspection and Testing' of the Society's Judges and
Consulting Engineers, with 50 per isent. isereaarA load,
or when working at TW FNTY-ONE Horse Power,
ECLIPSED the duty of every other Maker's Double-
Cylinder Engine under the same tests, the following
being the consumption of pounds' weight of seals ger
herse.power per hour by the different Engines :
TUXFORD is SONS 3.17 pound
Ransoznes & Sims
Claytoo k Shuttieworth
Brown k May 4.42 pomade.
TUXFORD k SONS' FIRST-CLAM COMBINED
THRASHING MACHINES, mots, DOUBi.II, AND
rams sirs? ; TU X FORD'S NEWLY-PATENTED
STRAW ELEVATORS, STEA 11-CULTIV A TING
APPARATU.i. GRINDING MILLS, SAWING
MACHINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, fru
LLONTLATID CATALOGUES I,OIIWANDED MA OK
ANPLICATION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

THOMSON'S NEW CORBSTS
b. Improved cum-rims°.
Improved In cut end finish, reduced In prim

THOMSON'S NEW OVERSKIRTS
The ZEPHYR or SPRING Balli WING.
The SATINPIPtiI.
Elegant mashie& to littbenew Crinoline&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

1-VR CHILDREN TEETHING, dm.
A_ EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE, a safe and
effectual remedy for Wind, Griping, in the Bowels,
Restlessness at night, he. This safe and agreeable
medicine removes instantly the above disorders to
which infancy is liable daring Teething, giving comfort
end repose to the child. and pesos and gladness to the
parent Sold in bottles 70., Is. lid., and St 9d. comb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1869.

'NOR CHILDREN'S COUGHS and COLDS.
EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP, • safe and effectual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Re. One trial of this
pleasant tasting medicine will oonvinoe that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever offered to the public,
by the early uss of which a very lame amount of
suffering will be saved. Most important testimonial'
I could be given did space allow, from persons who speak
of it thus :—"Perfectly succerfuL"—" Instant relief."
—" I've the greatest faith in it."—" Would not be
without it on any asseonat."—" Quits sure it saved my
child's life; had only given one dose, and within two
hours the child was unite another creature." By
promoting free perspiration, gentle expectoration, and
the consequent sedative effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming symptoms in the acne
of twenty-four hours. Sold in bottles, Tid., Is. lid.,
and 2s. 9d. each. Fall direction. accompany each
bottle.

fraZ " NZW rAmuy sprout - alma
mscargEs.
es. the Lock-Stitch and Use New Wribrokle7.. -Stitch. Work
by Hand and Treadle, and In patois vow for Trandi-ibe•

MBE " SINGEtt" SEWING MACHINES ere tvorkkenovneed
1 as the beat eyeless and the hod DDIDDIDDe. with De.
meproviesenta. Illustrated Price lASI post Iree.

mos "81NOT.11" MANUFAM HMO OOMPANT—Chid
1. moot thi United gingd°°', 147, Ch4sPekle* 14°41
Agents In every Town.

mAsAnize 0000 A.. me Perfectlca of Prepared Cocoa.
- - -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

811COND DAY.

Elint Mareereg PLATE of 100 p.; three yn old, ht.
51b., four, 9st. ilk, fire, 954. 121 b., six and aged,
Bst. 12th.; two miles.
To close and name to the Clerk of the Course, at the
Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth, by eight o'cloek ors the
swami°, before running.
Tn. Donnersatan (*slue of 80 son. added I. a
Handicap (Sweepstakes of lOsove. each Sit.; the second
bone to save his stub.; the winner of any rase saw
the weights lure pobliebed ( ) to sorry 71b.
extra • 1 mile end • half. To sloes end name A..,
on Tit:inlay, August 10th.
TIM Clootrrr Errs.= (Handisap) of 5 son. sack, I tt
to the fund, with 25 added, if three bones start, for
borne of all ages; mho winner.' any handisap after
the weights ore (tailored ( ) to sorry 711 s.
intro; one mile and a distance.
To close and name to Yews. WIRATHEILDT,LOOdoe, or
to the Clerk of the Course, Moore, near Wsedoo, North'
amptoo, oo Tonday, August 10th.
Tag 8013111 Y ailfDlOkr, • Sweepstakes of 5 SOTS. each,
2 ft. with 25 son. Added for harems of all ages;
winners after the weights aro published (
to carry 7th.. intro; hells mils-
To ekes sod awe to Kasen. WBATHIIINT, Loodon,
or to the Ct.siso of the Course. Moore, ow Wanton,
Northampton. on Tuesday, August 10th.
A IikIIDICLP SIMPIITLEIS of three move, mob, with
30 Laded for al ages; the winner to be sold by
amnion immediately after the rose for 40 son., and
the surplus (if say) to be divided between the owner
of the wood horse end the food; sheet three

(muter' of a mile.
To dose sad nem* to Yearn. WILATIUMIT. Loodon,
or to the CLEM of the C 0.:.., Floors, neat Wisdom,
Northampton, oo Tuesday, August 10th.
THI NUMMI?' PLAT! (HaibdiMp) of 50 wove. for Two
Years Old; the winner of say rams altar the weighte
ars declared ( ) to carry 61ha., of two
or more, 7th.. extra. Estrange 2 sows. each ; to go
to the fund ; about three quartets of • mil*.
To sloth and name to Messrs. Wuragany, Lantos,
or to the Clans of the Conroe, Floors, near Wood".
Northampton, on Teesday, August 101.11.
A 5m.1.1100 Race of 3 NOM each, with Id added; two
years old ;7st. 711 m.. three, 9th.; four. Pd. 101 W., AM
Oils end •1•11, 104 t., sod g. anowsd 31b5.; the
winner to be mold for 100 sows., lf entered to be sold
for 80eova allowed 4lbs., if for 60 wow 911 m„ If for
40 sore 1411 m., if for 90 soya 1811 a, if for 20 sovs.
2416.; the winner to sold by aviation Immediately
altar the ram, and the surplus (tf Mg) 40 be diflartd
between the mooed horse sad this Sued; half • wu••
To close and name to the Cuing of the Course at the
Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth, by sight o'oloth, Pau.
on the first day of the races.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

COSY AVIS.

Mall= AND FOllllOll BMA SOCTITY.—The annual
meeting in behalf of this society was held on Thursday
evening, the 22nd inst., in tbe little school-room of
Coryates, in the parish of Portisham. when the room
was more than usually crowded. Among those present
were G. Warr,. Esq., of Uperey, who presided, and
Mrs. Worry, Mrs. Cackeram, Mrs. and the Misses
Samson, Rev. R. Headland and Mrs. Headland, Rey.
G. Peony, rector of Able:Asbury, Mr. H. W. Hawkins
and Mrs. Hawkins, of Mertinstoen, Mr. W. Mayo, of
Prior Waddon. Yrs. 11. Hawkins, of Waddon. The
meetiog, the 21st anniversary of the association, was
addressed, after prayer by the Rev. J. Perkins, by the
Rev. R. S. Ashton, the Rev. ft Headland, Rev. R. W.
Pears, of Dorchester (the deputation), and the Rev. G.
p £l6o have been remitted to the parent moiety
by this association. Last year the sum was £7 124 7d.
The collection alter the meeting amounted to £5 Is. Bd.,
which promises a larger amount to be remitted next
year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

IA i n i A 1 b 4 L ,

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.
ON MONDAYS AUG UST 2nd, 9th, 16th
Zirri and 30t6, an EXCURSION TRAIN, will
len,' WEYMOUTH at 9.30 a.m., Dorchester 9.50,
Malden Newton 10.10, Yeovil 10.45, Castle Carey
11.10, Bruton 11.20, Welk' 10.10, Shantou Mallett
10.2.5,, and Witham 11.45 a.m. for London, returning
from Paddington Station at 1.0 p.m. on the following
Saturday or Satorday week from data of doparture.
For Farce anti full nertienlara Fluid Bills.
Paddington, July 27, J. ORIERSON, Gen. Man.

WANTED immediately, pi a superior Ladies
Boarding School TV'. 0 yotING LADIIO3
Wilkes preferred, and ane f, om 10 to 17) to assist
occasionally, one in plair, ocadlework, the other
domestic affairs, nothing ucmal. Th..g will cagoise
Board and a eeperior and accompli.hed Eduestion, and
in every respect to be t rested the same as the other
young ladies. A am fl premium only required.—
Addrew. with MS= p and envelope for reply, to
alexaml re Holum, Beldock, Berth

WATERLOO wing: STORES, WATERLOO
TFAKINIII3, LONDON. S.
WH. CLARK and Co. bog to submit, and
• st rosily reooomsecid, tbe following selected U.S
W12".13
Par dozen.
I. a. I. I. I. S. II
ocsegay or Marten Cam
Rnady(bottled in Franoe) 44 St BO
Sparkling Champagne 27 30 36 FA 58 00
Claret l2 18 24 36 48 56
Sherry lB 36 42 48
Port 24 30 36 40 46 54 60
licireala (Piano's or Ing-
ham' Shipping)
A complete prim list forwarded poet free on application
Terms Caah. Orions amounting to ES and upward
orworded Carriage Fres to all Railway Mations.

KAY Ws W ORWELL'S PILLS.
rimiz LIVER is justly reedited with being the
mime ol many complainis.o lasetive, or out of
order, it beeoznes 'sinned or irMolod.P"dwini
Bilious einaplaiem, Jaundice, Siam" D•Promioll
ol
Spirits, lrritabibty at Temper, kn. If neglected, a
series of wbat is called Liver Cwylhii Praduclod.
gest milder life ineapportabie. KATZ'S WOUDILI,
PILLS hove been found of the greatest vales in all
disorders of the liver, restoring Mut organ be opieralete
Seidl, and renovating the system.
Hold by 1611 Chellliall 1•41 Uthiq Dale. Inol'et,t:i
1.. Ifcl.. &ad 41, 6i,
DoVhii 111, 16.44006. 1/466.6

WEYMOUTH AND DORSET COUNTY
RA(B3B, 1869,
WILL TANI PLUM ON
TUESDAY sad WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IMO, sad
SEPTEMBER IX

STRWILIDII :
C. J. Hllll3lO, Esq.
M.P., _
...

Emmons Closer, Esq.,
M. P.
Gootas BIBROP, Esq.,
Joux TIZAILD. .q,E (Um
Mayor°, Weymouth.)

FIRST DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

THE French Attentie cable has been reeeesetelly

-61:111LAL 0•11111•LDI writes to a correspondent in
London that he does not intend to come to Eng lead at
present.
Tel Marquis of Westminster has lately forwarded the
sum of El,OOO as • further eontributioa to the general
fonds of the British Home for In shies, London.
Tames MAST • Sur TAIXT TOO CUP ASO) TIM
Lir. —A few days aro at Stoke uoder-Ham, near
Mattock, a young couple, who had been duly "ealled
over," proceeded to the pariah church to be made one.
Just as the ceremony was about to commence, the
..b.r!d=m's father stepped for ward aid forbade the
, se his eon had not yet attained hie majority.
I;4TX. Merryman and the irate father had talked
matter, over, the young couple were informed be the
rev. gentleman that the ceremony could not be per-
formed. The bride fainted, and the briügroom, vowed
renown' towards his father sad eteranl love to his
lady. A gallant knight of the lapetone, who is earn*
on bases in a town not far from Yeovil, and who had
for several yeses enjoyed the immfort. el • married life,
meetly wooed and woe the affections • • fine young
widow. The benne ware duly perbliahed, the Tesdkat•
dress had been threes, and enadry arrangements had
been made for the sawing of two eetalitilimmate into
one, whim it pleased en MI O'Weic to seed • letter to
the lady fair. sanesseeleg that he had " amid his
mind." The lady looked at tele In. eery besinese-like
way, sad at ogee placed the matter in the hands of a
gentleman, who aumeded in procuring bolus to Peel bar
w 4.44144 ii+ igmbye 14 a a 41614.0 *WI ,4440.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-03

FQI3 INDICINITIO/i, PAIN AT PIT OF
STOMACH, he
EVANS% SIR CHARLES CLAIMS'S DIGESIIVE
PILLS immediately reline and cure Indigestion. Pam
after Eating, Wind, Pain in the Rack, Bad Taste and
Dryness of Mouth in the morning, Irregular Action of
the Bowels, Ire., and many other symptoms of Stomach
Disease. Unlike most Pills and remedies offered to the
public, them Pills do not purge the Bowels ; require no
confinement ; nor need patients fear taking sold nor any
ill effects, be their employment what it may. In the
most inveterate and long standing oases they are
uniformly successful, as the many Testimonials re-
ceived fully substantiate. Directions eV= with stash
bottle. Price la. led., and 2a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-06

BIRTHS.

Yank 20, at Ga1ton,—;1;;i1; of Kr. T. Brows, of •
soa.

March M, at London House, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. W. H. Brett, of daughter.
March 26, at Weymouth, the wife of the Bev. W. F.
Tregarthen, H.M.'s Inspector of Schools, of • daughter,
/Larch 28, at Poole lain, Bournemouth, the wit, of
Mr. James Stereos, house decorator, of • daughter.
March 29. at the Pals Ale Brewery, Dorchester, the
wife of Mr. J. Strati, of • daughter.
March 29, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. George
Brine, of • eon.

d 3, et the Wert Mlle, Grove Buildings, Dor-
chester, the wife of Yr. W. Heiner, of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
27, at St. Thomas's Church, Upper Clayton, by
this rev. Mr. Kingsford, Mr. George Newham, of
Redford. Nate. to Martha, youngest daeghter a the
late Kr. Ralph Shorts, of Dorchester.
Much 29. at the perish &arch, Bridport, by the
Rev. IL L. Lee, by license, Mr. Horton. of Ilininster„
to Miss Elisabeth Cleat, of St. Michael's-lane,
Marsh 30, at the parlsh *burgh. Symondsbary. by the
Rev. John Lovthsnd Folioed, father of the bridegroom,
assisted by the Rev. Henry John Rawlinsoo, brother a
the bride, the Rev. John La.:l:mod Langdon Fulford,
of Woodbury, Devon, to Blanche Harriet Alexandrine,
second daughter of the Rev. Henry Rawliaon, redo,
of flymoudebury, Dorset.
Maras 30, at St. Marfa Church, Maiden Newton, by
Seems, by the Rev. M. :Monkey, Mr. J. B. Way,
of Gillingham. to Fanny Emily, shiest daughter of
Read, of the King's Arms Hag, of the former place.
March 31, at Christ Church, Lanosetar-date, by the
Bev. B. B. Kennard, rector of Marnhall, sodded by the
Rev. 0. Cebitt and the Rev. A. Simpeou, Lewis Cahill,
labs 16th Cameronises, only son of Yr. Lewis Ctin
of Talbot-square. W., to Chalet% Anse, i
daughter of Mr. Robert William Kennard, of Por-
thesterterrace, W.
April 1. at the Werdoryaa Chapel, Blandford, by the
Rev. G. J. Cooke, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Parry, Mr.
R. Hunt. groat, of Spettisbury, to Mn. ,y, stooge, of
Fiddleford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-06

Alb

PROPOSED ENCAMPMENT OF THE DORSET
RIFLE VOLUNTEERS FOR 18/10.

DORSET VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.

grin Dorset Volunteer Arooistion, oonsider.
jog it clear that the Encampment of the Rifle
Volunteers is smarmy to their motioned effiebanery,
and that without it, it is almost impossible for so buys
a body of reen to go through the Battalion Drills
required by the Government, earnestly hope that all
who ere inMrested in the welfare of the Volunteers will
enable in.., by sufficient fusda, to again Avertible to
Camp during the ensuing Sommer.
It mast be borne in mind chit. even if there were no
Camp, • very ocasiderable expense roust be incurred for
performing ate Drills, and that under aircumstenese far
less promotive of dicier:soy.
Friends at iamb of the principal towns have formed
themselves into Committees to collect Bobscriptiona
which ran amordingly be paid to such Committees, or
directly to the Dorset Volunteer Association (Camp
Fpnd), at Kerr& R. and H. WILLIAMS and CO., cite
Capt. COosse, Honorary Beeretary, Donetsk'.
AB the Arrangements will depend upon the requisite
Funds being raised, the supporters of the *set are
earnestly requested to send in their names and the
amount of their Bobseriptions in such time that the
retains may be made up by the lit of May.
By order of the Conseil,
THOMAS 00111KBB,
Hon. Bee.

DonohoeCar. March 25, 1859.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-06

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DORCHINTELIREPONTORY AMUCULTUR L
BALI.
Ern ABU/IHW 1852. _ .

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IL T. IINEIOII begs to =2o=oll that his
NEXT SALE will be held ea SATURDAY,
APRIL 10, 1809, at the REPOWTOBT adjoining
the South Walks, near the South-Winer. Railway
Station. Sale will commence with the Heifers aed
Calves at haltput 12.

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2 very prime fitT/-e-nia
2 fa oxen
3 prime fat heifers 2 ditto 2 ditto 2 ditto
1 ditto
1 fat steer
fat Devon bull
3 fat bolls
bog shorthorn ball
2 bog bulls
4 flesh shorthorn barrimen
2 harreners 2 dittto 2 ditto 1 ditto
7 heifers and salves 4 ditto 3 ditto 1 ditto
shorthorn ditto Hereford ditto

Alderney ditto
3 cows and eaves 2 ditto 1 ditto
4 fat =lves 2 ditto 2 ditto
3 dress store pip
11 slip pip
40 prime fat down ewes, the properly of J. J.
FAIIQUHABACIA
3) let down ewes 20 ditto 23 ditto 5 ditto
20 fat down wetbers 20 ditto

1 fat rams 3 ditto
10 fat born ewes 5 ditto 3 ditto 15 ditto
104 ebilver born hop, tin property of Mr: J. BITANT ;
them abeep having been ant to keep, were not
offered at the late Bele at Hook
22 born and down couplet
21 born wailer hop 20 down ditto
50 down wetter hop
Early Entries are respectfully solicited.

Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
slid Keep provided for Stook Bent the day before the
Srle, at moderate C
Conuuiseion-4d.LArpound on Wile and Sheep.
5 NT cent, on Horses and Implements.
PROCIMDS Or BALI PAID TO VIINDOBJB
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