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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

FRuIl&

FlRE.—Early on Friday morning i fire broke oat on
the premises of Mr. Holman. grocer, of the Batts. Its
origin is • mystery. Hiforo the family of Mr. Holman
could ha aroused, the flames had gained a strong hold
ni On the building, and tho inmates were obliged to
make their (maim through tho back windows. The
house is a heap of ruin,, and the furniture and stook
ato de,troyed. or rendered useless. The building and its
contents were insured in the PhLunix office.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

MONEY MkRK ET.

-- -
The anpply of capital having increased, the money market
he become decidedly tm,icr this week, first class paper being
taken at Lilly per cent. untier the Bank minimum. On the
Stock Exhange nioney at the moment In found difficult to
employmid advances on British government securities are made
front day to day as low.. 1 per mot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

WARM WELL,

SUDDEN DIETH.—On Thursday an old man named
Hobert Lovell, aged 77 years dropped down dead as he
was returning home from haymaking. Deemed Mid
always been • strong man. and had always been in very
good health to the last—al least he did not complain.
He has been living with his son, and was receiving
pariah relief, but Mr. T. Saunders, of Watereombe
farm, kindly gave him work when he liked to do it.
He had !left work at the usual time, and WU within
• few yards of home when he fell. His eon's wife and
another woman saw him. The Her. P. Cambridge
was quickly on the spot, and used instantly's but
without avail. Elit Liras thit grandisibm f" Mary
LovolL"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

DONY ATT.

A CLERGYMAN'S 1111QUEVY TURA "PLAIN" FUSIBLE.
—On the first Sunday after the funeral of the late
Rueter of this pariah, tho following notice was exhibited
at thd churah door :—" Donyatt itlatory. JUZIO 10,1871.
wiab Totbit Bock to make me • gool plain elm cicala,
without any cloth, and a simple plate. I wish to have
my Crave close to the old tomb stone. Jack Tooker
knows. I wish Jack Tuok,3r, Lake Gibbs, Luke
Mitchell, 0. Holton, James Hawkins, and James Dyke
to he my beards's, they to have .5s each. I wish to have
no pdl•belrers hat-bands, or wads. and I wish that
this per may to left in the church porch the Sunday
artr my fun,ral [lilt any poor poople may see I have
so bumble a view, and because I think it wrong to spend
moro money on the :ILA:: than on the poor. when the
money c.n bi swot CO much bettor on the liviu; than
on the dead. I wish to hare no minute bell. Thes3 are
the wishes exproeied to ma by my father on his death
bed.— James Hyde."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

SWA.N.A.OL

EXOnIiSION.—The steamship Heather BM made an
excursion to Southampton on Tu•oday last. Unfor-
tunately the weather was extremely gloomy, which
doubtless caused maoy to abandon the idea of
Wass Be loss • trip. We bolsi these excursions will
be frequently repeated. Lod that the weather will be
more oougeniaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

BRIDGWATLL

TIIF. SMALL PDX EPIDEMIC.—A special meeting of
the Town Oooil hss been held to consider a oorn.
munimilion from the Media .1 Dlpartment of the Privy
Council, stating that it ho I been reported to th,un small.
pea pr,vailcd ía the town ; and if each was the saw, it
peeln.)l to be necessary that the C,rporatioo, as the
sewer authorit e, Lhould exerciso the powers vested in
them to provhn to noceautrr hospital accommodation.
Inasmuch as the gu•rlieus cf the union had appro.
printed • portion of the workhouse hospital for the
reception of such o uks amongst the pauper claw, and
that no fresh outbreak of small-pox had boon reported,
a resolution vas panted to drool, that the Corporation
dii not think it wAs nteeisary to provide another
hospital In tho town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

iliartats.

stTh OF Tint CORN TRADE FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
There is no festom t f particular interest to notice In
the coin truncate yak. Demand, under the influence
of the more tatisfacitory reports received of the growing
crops, lies iubd extremely inactive, end values have
rein "nod n.""nallY unchanged in the absence of im-
portant haslet's. Kapplies of English wheat on sale
have been very bruited, but the condition of the samples
has continued geed. Os the other hand, the imports of
foreign produce have been en a liberal scams. Mr.
George Dornbuselt observes ;—" The stock of wheat in
aio,t of the leading Seaports is to excess of what it has
been for years past, barring Liverpool, where but year
at wes egeeptionally large; but then,
the last return
is larger then in any ptueding month
ut
bask as 1866. In Gh. A ee° also the stock
for
JJuunnee . , 187
far 1,
appears iii zoo:a of any of the last six years, as far back
114 180. In London the stock appears now about 10
per runt. smaller than last year, but more than twice
as large as in 1669, when the stock was reduced to a
very low ebb. The stock of house-grown wheat is the
hands is generally supposed to be
rE,Alrguitthil within farmers'
iatrhmivasintll compass, in 'consequence of the
large exportation which has taken place for months
put. But at the same time it is supposed that last
y wheat crop was oonaiderab4 more productive in
in than had at first been presumed."
grain tisipeled in the
All kinds of Wring "ni have tia_r
Anus bays
paws' daimon, and maim end olds wow decline of Is
per quartet on tias week. Traumatism in
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

Somersetobtre.

FROZE.

VINURR Wolll[3.—We are to have an important
addition to our local manufactures by the erection of
extensive vinegar works at Welahruill, in a field
adjoining 1.133 vat.rnalcmg w. rki of Mr. J. alloy. The
owners will b3Maor. Richmond and Co.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

BERM MARKET.

}folders arevery firm- In their demands, and the conviction
gains ground that the growth of clovers and trefoil will be dc•
fective. There 1..0 preeent scsrcely any business pawing In
our markets, except e little in mustard, rspe, and Lard seeds,
all of which are in fair demand, at unaltered rate.. Otters of
new trifollum mewl for delivery a few weeks hence come to
hand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

PRINTING OFFICK.

ALL who are wautiug Circulars, Showbills,
Dilamas, Trade Cards, Cheque Books, or any
kind of Printing done well, and at a reasonable prise,
are invited to send their orders to

HENRY LING.
FAINTER AND BOOKSELLER,
MINTY 'KIVU, poniaggraw,

IfONUNENTS, Tomb., Tablets, In Granite, Marble, or
171 Stone, for town, country, or export. Deanna and
ostantates.—DUNKLEY cunt Co., 61, Fore Street, KC., 375,
lisckney.road, N., & City of London Cemetery, Ilford. rape:.

S LEWIS Co., Supply DRAPERS. MILLINZRS, soil
COUNTRY BUOPKEERS
with Pieces and cut lengths of all goods connected with the
General Trade, from 20 to 50 percent under the regular prim;
being very large JOB BUYERS, they offer special edvantages.
PATTERNS POST FREE.
Wholmale and Retail Silk Mercers, and timers' Diapers.
HOLBORN BARS, & CASTLE ST., HOLBORN, LONDON.

contrac
/BON Chapels, Churches, Schools, Halls, Booms, Boots,
Mods, all kinds of Iron Buildings contracted for by Oso.
/SAMSON Bann&le-rd., Harrow-rd., W.

jUDBOWS DYRB.-18 COLOURS, &L cach.—RIBBONS,
WOOL, SILK, THATIIILIO, completely dyed la 10
shuts, witty:tut soWng the bands.
Full Instructioiss supplied. Of ill Climilita.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

MONE l'AttY AD V ANCM:

arra ito() 1.1..) LttEorti.,:ttrndedenftill-
IF VI" 1
south Aim., having amaareeP• considerable amount
(sod no* connected with numerous Mimic Capitalists),
is open to negotiate (promptly) Advances or Cash to all
respectable persons (male and female), in unounts
varying from £lO to £5OO, on thir wok of Amid a/cnie,
or leases, ke-, at de per cent, for any term up to ten
years. Repayments toiltto by easy inatalreents, exfend•
tug over the 101 l term, or in one sum, at the end of •
period, as may be &wired. All litwinelot trniaebol with
the utmost privacy, and free Irons law or ats o charges,
unfair profit not being sought.
Addreas in perfect confidence, Mr. G. T. LUCAS, 2,
John's-terrace, New Cburch•road, L 'radon, 8,6.,
sesting met assent mitred, bow repayable, page*.
Is lila ha Basler *as Mama hr hill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

CATTLE MARKETtI.

1111111101, July 64h. —We had &shorter supply of 'tore cattle,
the consignment. ft on Ireland numbering shout 1,60 d hoed;
the Lao:mance of buyers from distant counties was not so
large, and trade was rather quiet, with a downward tendency
iu prloes. The supply of fat beef was also rather short, and
best description' were scarce and dear, 80. end 82+1 being
given, but trade in middling and Inferior sorts was slow. and
prices raged from 704 to 76. per cwt. There was a moderate
supply of sheep, with a quiet trade; prices, however, were
quite es firm a last week, and best wethers sold at 9d per lb,
and ewes and Inferior sorts eli about 8d per lb. lamb was
Mao Kara and dear, good descriptions selling at from gal to
10.1 per lb. There was a rather limited supply of much cows,
but it proved more then sufficient for tho demand, trade
being quiet and mica • trifle sealer. We received about 803
pigs from Ireland, and as the bacon market is not moving now,
the trade was quiet, bacon pigs selling at 10s, and porkers
(which were warm) at 10. 0.1 per wore.
USTROPOUITAII. Gtll.—We 111WO spine short supply of beats,
and a good demaaL Choice qualities are very mace ; the
few on offer make a high price. The number of English sheep
Is about hiss same ea last week, but there are snore foreign:
On the average trade is slither better than on Monday. Cho.ce
lambs are in demand at full Monday's quotations. The supply
of calve. is large, the average quality Is, however. only mid-
dling. Our foreign supply consists of 280 bmsta, 6,000 *beet',
and 739 cam. I
Per stone of 811 a d. Ld.
Bag. Soots, Hereford. .• • • to 6 2
Beet Sbort-horns • • • • to 6 8
Esmond quality Mesta •• • • to 6 0
Colve to 6 IS
to 5 0
Best Downs k Hell-bred, shorn... to 6 6
Best Long-amt. shorn .. • • to 6 0
Ewa k second quality shorn •• to 5
Lama .. to 7 4
Beads at mutat, 750; sheep atall lambs, 15,2113 , calves, 823
sod plgs, 86.
Doecusaysa, Bth—At this week's market two-tooth rams
(Southdowns) realised from 0I to 164 guineas each; and four'
tooth, from 7to 26 guinea.. Ewes may be quoted at from 455
to 641 sech • lama, 22. to 40s each. Fat beef, la 0.1 to
14. Od per wore. The market was but thinly attended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

BEM REGIS.

Camerr.—A. 'Natoli was played hero on Wednesd
last between the Bore Regis and Moreton clubs, when
the local cricketers had to suocumb to the gentlemen
from Moreton in one inning.. Saute :
Willi MM.
. _

Wkrreo, bw, b Bpraggo Thornton .. • 2
Kent, run out .. • 4 c end b lioucombo .. 2
Scutt, IL, run out .. b Thornton 4
b Dascornhe 0 run out 0
Jenkins, b Thornton .. 11 c Homer, b Iwngford 9
Scutt, T., hw. b Spraggo 3 bwbiluocumhe .. 2
Btophcne, it Langford b Bat-
combo •
1 st Liwirford,blkacoinho 0
Galton, b Bascombo _ 1 c Ltnefurd,b Uescientic 6
Henning, b Bussinnbo 0 out out 1
Russell, c Thornton, b
Ilascombe
Miller, not out ..
Wide...

.. 0 b Langford .. •• 2
.. 0 b Langford o
.. 6 Byea 0, whlos 7 13

1116INTOX.
Spragge, c Stephens, b T. Scutt . 3
Spbmr, c Warner, bT. Scutt .. • • .. 3
Langton], b Kent • •
.., • • .. 21
Freeman, Bev., run out .. .. • • .. 2
Bascumbe, b Kent . • • • .. • 1
Thornton, run out .. . • • • •. 17
Homer, b Kent • • ~ • • ••, • . 4
Ilerbert, b Kent „ 1
Clark, c 11. Scutt, bT. Scutt .. • • .. 1
Burnous, not out „ 8
Clark, Jour., b T. Scutt 3
b 7, w 8, w b 1 18

CORI% CASTLIL I
Tug Hsv. T. 81850111 L—Tho public recognition of
the Rev. Thomas Sigmas m the pastor of the Rectory
Moe Congregational church, Woolwich, took plant last
week, lie commenced his ministerial life at Code
Castle, is usistant„minister with the late Rev. G.
Hubbard.
SCHOOL FIeSTIVAL.—The Rev. N. Bond, of The
ramp% Wareham, 11 few days ago gave a tea to
the children of the fire schools under his care.
The children, who numbered 197, accompanied by their
teaohers, met at The Grange at two pm., where they
were at ono* supplied with tea and sake. Having dis-
cussed these, they were dismissed to ramble over the
bentiyul grounds adjoining tie house, after which
they were well amused by the ladies and gentlemen
pnemt —the girls in rings by the former, and the boys
by the latter at Tanning new j!La/P.M{ in Mall, he,,
for prism. The/ were then estlerid to ready. the
' presents Yrs. Head bad fa siege km them, oceaktiba
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

',REST AND BE TEL! NIEFUL."

The present Parliamentary dead-look, which has
occasioned the curlew 'outside of members on the
Liberal side abandoning their functions as legislators,
and even their seats in the House, and devoting them-
selves to waiting at the door to rush in for divisions
with their mechaniul majority," offers some materials
for satisfaction. If Parliament hu not done mush
good this year. Ili has done very little harm. There is
ranger in too mush legislation ; a supetflnity of laws,
however good they may be in theory, tends to infringe
seriously on ind,vidnal liberty. We do not want to be
legislated for at high-pressure power. Theoretic @Woo- •
manila', has been too active input years, and has itn-
poied upon us Fa:tory Acts and Workshops Rogulation
Acts, which areal& some of the dearest "bertice of the
imglisliman—those relating to his shopkeepMg, without
any compensating advantages. Having by those measures •
enacted holidays by rule of thumb for boys and girls, '
and achieved e aly closing in all directions, we have
arrived eta Holidays Act for those jailed bank clerks
who toil from ten to three. Yet after ill this holiday
keeping, we wonder th st business does not seem so brisk
as heret,fore, and that the rLvenue rete _is for the first
time in many years have lost their elasticity and become
discouraging. England has attained her commercial
proap.rity by being at w•-,rk while other nations were at
play, and as with the the nation so with tho individuals
composing it: We never knew the man yet who made
Li. fortune by early closing or lin try-making. The whole
of the Acta affecting thews neitipr, an, pernisidlni, end
make Us regard with contempt the theoretical
Liberalism that has muted them. Do let us " rest
and be thankful." The present session, happily, pro-
mises to ba well-nigh barren. The G..ivernment began
with a number of great measures respecting which
public opinion was either very mush :dad, or had
Lot declared Itself, and they sought to carry them by
the force of their numerical majority in Par'ament.
By this policy they have lost party prestige ; but the
paople will not find fault at the failure of legislation
fur which they hard not .shed. If legislation has been
stagnant, it has really been so because public opinion
been quiescent. When public opinion becomes
:Letitia upon suela LOOSSiOn44,II Parliament haa lately
Lad to deal with, there will be little difficulty in
. p.usiny, measures.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

WEST CHALDON.

Sail OP STOCK AND ISPunuirrs.—Mr. Dag&le's
sale at West Ohs Hon Farm, on Monday was a most
successful affair. The auctioneer was Mr. T. &Dor.
The eAtendanee was very numerous, many leading
agriculturists from the counties of Wilt', Hants,Devon,
and Dorset being on the sale ground. There were
over • thousand sheep. Previous to the oommenee-
ment of the sole a capital luncheon took place, provided
by Mr- J. Sly, of the Antelope Hotel, Dorchester.
The chair was taken by Mr J. Bates, of East Lti'worth.
About 400 partook of Mr Do/dale's hospitality. Among
these were Mr R. Damen, Dorchester; Mr J. A.
Damen, Winfrith ; Mr J. Kent and Sons. Alton ; Mr
It. Flower, Whitchurch ; Mr W. Hull, Drum ; Mr T.
C. Saunders, Wateroombe ; Mr J. Mayo, Pozwell ;
Messrs. Hull and Son. Tyneham ; Mr J. Hall, Lewell ;
Mr Edward Banuton,Weet Knighton ; Mr J.Seutt,jan.,
Upton ; Mr J. Scutt, Preston ; Mr Chilcots, Ormington ;
Mr C. J esty, Radipolo ; Mr 11. Pope, Sutton ; Mr E.
Whittle, Toiler: Mr. J. Homer, Tolpuddle ; Mr. C.
Hawkins, Alton ; Mr G. Symonds, Sydling ; Mr Geo.
Symonds, Monition ; Mr Cake,Bincembe ; Mr Mitchell,
Wimborne ; Mr W. Johnson, Southover ; Mr J. Fooks,
Come; Mr. Fe Harding. Sinsford ; Mr. Ud.sll, Chaldon;
Mr H. Date, Wood-ford; Ur Best, Warmwell ;Mr
H Taylor, Dorchester; Mr J. Byrnes. sen., Portiebam ;
Mr J. Symes. jun.. Came- Mr William Chiek ; Mr
White, Barton; Mr C. Yearsley, Wareham- Mr
Alner, Holworth ; Mr J. Laver, East Chiekereli ; Mr
J. Sly. Dorchester; Mr C. Kent, Dewllsh ; Mr Kent,
Purbeck ;Mr Baby. Godmanstone, Ste., Ste. After.
wards the sale took place, and the comptition was
both brisk and continuous, high prices being realised,
' and • eapital average reached, through the tact and
promptitude of Mr Easier. Yearling heifer' Tonging
from £l2 to £22 101, averaged £lB per pair- while two-
year-old heifers fetched from £23 10s to £3O 10. per
pair. Yearling bulls may be quoted at from Ell to £l2
each. Regarding the sheep the sit-tooth ewes realised
from 37s to 63. each; fonrtooth, 47. to ills; two-
tooth, 40s to 58s, For *biker hogs the bidding. ranged
from 36, to 53. each lambs 19s to 325. The splendid
lot of rams sold readily as from six to twenty guineas
each, Mr Marko being the purchaser of that disposed
of at the latter figure. A number of cart horses
totalled from £2l to LAO each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-11

BIANDFORD ST. MARY.

AOCIDINT.—We regret to state that on Wednesday
evening an oxidant of • somewhat singular nature
moaned to Mr, Marsden R.N. nephew of Mr. Hector.
The young gentleman, with several friends, wee throw-
ing the wicket bali, and slier mayoral throws, he the
lest time felt • sensation as though his arm °reeked.
Unfortunately, his belief that it was broken proved
oorreot. Dr. Spooner was soon in attendanoe, and it is
hoped that under his skilful treatment he may go on
favourably. We understand that Mr. Marsden was to
leave England for China in about • fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

ch&aged

ILAYK'S wottsueLus Pius

MBE STOMACH is the great Supplier of all
the wants of our system. Its object is to repair I
the wear aud tear et life. It disordered, its function
ceases, which is followed by Indisestion, Headache,
Lowne‘s of Spirits. Melancholy, and in some aligeg 111.
sanity. KAT lea W 011111111.411 PILLS are the beet puesible
Medicine for all the disurdert of this organ. They
cleanse it, whilst by their tome power they give it new
vigour.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
Medisines, at Is. lid., 2a. 91, and 4.. 641.
Depot, rz, Bread-street, London.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

- - -
W IDOW W ELOH'S PILLS,
( 88888 LIT'S OILIGINAL,)
So long and justly oelebiated for their peculiar virtues,
are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
(having obtained the mini:Mon and approbation of most
gentlemen of the Medical Profesaion). as a safe and
csduable medicine in effettoally removing obstructions,
and relieving other inoonverdeoess to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exams* and
general debility of the system ; they greats an appetite,
correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart ; being
perfectly innocent they may be used with safety In all
seasons and &Unites.
It is necessary. owing to the numerous imitations, to
warn the public, that KZAREILIT'eI is the only original
\ receipt. and has been prepared by the Kearsky family
over eighty years. Purchasers should see that each
box is wrapped In white paper, and the name, "C.
Sinani.or , is engraved on the Government stamp.
hold wholesale and retail by J. SAIIGIZA and Sops, 150,
Oxford-street, Loudon, and by all medicine vendors
; throughout the onntry, in bozos, Oa 20. bd. *soh,
or by pot for 36 postage imp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

VENTNOB.

Tng Nicw Pi.—Considerable progress has been
made daring the last few days in obtaining shareholders
to this most desirable object. Shares to the amotint of
£l3OO have been subscribed for, chiefly in email numbers
of from one to four shares. Ills hope I that tho whole
of the shares neeeleary to be be dirposed of, via., £l.OOO,
will be all taken, and that the contractor may proceed
with the work forthwith. to that it may be completed
before October, when heavy gales may naturally be
I looked for.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

CERN& ABB&S.

KAGISTIRI&L.—Georgs Brill, blacksmith, of Back.
land Newton, was brought epic custody before J. C.
Dale, Eq., and Captain Glyn, at Glenvilles Wotton, on
Tuesday last, charged with having violently assaulted
P.O. Egbert Hiseock. in the execution of his daty. The
prisoner pleaded gailty,and was convicted In the penalty
of £l, and posts amounting to 135.; or, in default, 21
days' impriaonment with bard labour.
Ti CIJUROHTLID.-11 publio meeting has resolved
that henceforth the churehyard be kept In good
order, the grass cut instead of fed, and that all
ohildren be prevented playing therein. It is also
determined to close a walk reading to the south out
part of the churchyard, and that subscriptions be forth-
with raised to carry out these alterations- & °out mitts,
is appointed to collect subscriptions anti to see the
objects of the meeting effected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET.

lithrTrinztn, la—The market to-day was scantily supplied
with most. The tnde was stesdy, and full prices were
realised :—llestf, from 3s 64 to fa 44; mutton, 4. te Go 64;
iamb, Os 4d to 7s 44; veal, fo to 54 44; a 44 pork, 5. 43 to
5.44 per Bal. by the carcase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

BEA IIINSTEB.

Mere.—On Tuesday William Lawrence, in the
employ of Sir H. Oglander, of halibut), met with a
serious accident. While returning from Bridport with
an empty waggon he end red to get upon the shafts,
but missed his hold and fell beneath the wheels, which
passing over his arm, broke it near the elbow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

CHEESE.

The ahem* trade is no brisk. The cold weather dill pre-
may partly account for this. Really fine handsome
Menhir* and Cheddar are moderately saleable. Some new
double cheese with some quality are coining into the market:
American cheese varies In prim from about 40. to 725 per
cwt.

Cbashlre,ene... .... Boe to ens Wiltahire, Double 74. to 88e
Lumps 70.,, 754 Thin —.Gee „ 70e
Derby pale a coloured 76.,, SOB Loaf .... 841 „ 94.
Berkeley. Thin . .7ee „ Skim GU „ bee
litotnereet and Ch.eddar 70.,, 92. Cheddar, Lod ....Bte „ 94a
Plnea .... Ohs
Femme Cu...., per cwt. ! Beads Cheddar .....70e „ 78.1
Edam SY to 611.!
Gouda ... ..... eto „ tsla, American ...... ..48a „ 701
Derby Gouda....4es ~ Wei Luster ..... .......—e „ —4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

Post.

Almon To Morwmge.—Atre you broken of yogis rest
by • sick &lid, suffering with the pain of matting teeth
Go alt ono* to a *homing and get a bottle of Mrs.
Winsiolso Soothinu llyriapf It will relieve the poor
waders* •' it is perfectly harmless; It
P"
naturaluet sleep, by relieving the child from
and the little skerub awakes "is bright as a
batten." It has bola long in use in Americo, and is
highly recommended by medial men It is very
pleasant to tab.; It soothe the child, it softens the
allays all palm relieves wind regulates the
and is the best kaogrn remedy for dY•ank7
end diarrhoea. whether edges from teething or other
awes. Be nue and ask for Nre. whitlows soothing
Syre and see than " °girth' awl Nada., New York
and London." Is on the °Milk wrapper. Ne mother
shoat& be without lt.—Sold by all medicine dealers at
led. per WU% Louisa dopy., 483, Ostied4treet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

ORLANDO JONES & Co.,

fitereh Makers to the Queen.

laveston sod Massfactursn of

GOLD MEDAL. RICE STARCH. GOLD MEDAL.
UWE STANCII, introdusted by OILAIDO JONES
he. almoet entirely superseded all other sorts for
Lauudry purposes, for which it is unrivallei. Numerous
plug Magas, sad the Gold Model of the Asada's'.
Nworsale, &Meet the superiority of 0. J. and Co.'s
Ifaaalaotare. As many highly adulterated artistes are
Dow sold, the public are requested to buy in the
igrigigal Naar. only (1 os., 2 os., g lb., a lb., 1 lb.,
sag a lb. peaks* and 4 lb. to 5 lb. ppm.) Esob
pialist boss 0. .7. and Ca.'s New sad Task
omme—ia, Bilutirior•••• landea.

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
CLIWRODYNE is admitted by the Profession to be
the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever
dissovered.
CHLORODYNE is the best remedy known for Coughs,
ceoeueiption, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHLORODYNE effectually checks and arrests those
too often fatal diseases—Diptheria, Peva.. Croup,
OHLORODYNE acts like & "charm in Diarrhoea, and
is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effectually outs short all attacks of
Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spasms.
CHLORODYNR is the only palliative in Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Calmer, Toothache, Menin-
gitis, Ire.

From Lord Francis Cooynghau3;`Mount Charles,
Donegal, 11th December, 1868.
" Lord Francis Conynghasn, who this time last year
bought some of Dr. J. Celli' Browne's Chlorodyne
from Mr. Davenport, and has found it • most wonder-
ful medicine, will be glad to have half-a.ioacn bottles
sent at once the above address."
"Sail Russell oomninnicateJ to the College of
Physicians that he received • dispatch from her
Majesty's Consul at Manilla, to the effect that Cholera
bee been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY remedy
, of any service was OBLOBODYNB."—Bee Lon•tte,
lit December, 1864.
CAUTION.— Beware of PIRACY end
IMITATIONS.
CAUTlON.—VioteChanoellor Sir W. PAGN WOOD
stated that Dr. '7. CULL'S Btowss was, undoubtedly,
the Inventor of CHIAMODYNN ; that the story of
the defendant, FMiL4L was deliberately untrue
which, he regretted to say, had been sworn to. —8••
times, 13M July, 1864.
Sold in Bottles at is. lid., 9s. 9L, 4s. AL, and 11.0.
each. Noce is genuine without the words "Dr. J.
COLLIS 050 **NE'S CHLORODYNE" on the
Government Stamp. Overwlmilmiug Matheal Tistinoay
sooompaoles matt Bottle.
Wu! MAIIIMACTIVIEB:—.7. T. DAVENPORT, 33,
DMA Busell-oinst, Blfarasbar7. Lock"

OItLINIIIIIL—W. O. hll2olrd Ilwlined BLAOK LEAD
12.14 everywhere by all Shopkeeper..

OLEAHLINEBB.-W. G. mums Reined BLACK LEAD
for pollninng stove+, am, equal to burnished steel,

watboiat raita -Or JusL

pIIOTOOKAPIIY.
kill•ntlßli COMPLETE set ol APPAR•nrili
with IL:bambini; Sic.,
By which excellent Cartes de Visite and Views my be taken
by following the inetructions given. Price compiste,4oE.
canine tree. • specimen Carte tie vlete 4 Mamma W. P.
BMW, ipprvech, bowleg, Wide* 6.Z.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

BRIM WATER.

Tfic Eurgrunt Parrio6 Farcsscs.—The Town
Council has received the opinion of gr. Manisty,
Q. C., that they ice bound to comply with the requisi-
tion of the Treasury for payment of £3,146, the costs of
the election inqairy in 1869, and appointed a committee
to prepare the ndcasssry certificate to the oversotrs to
raise the money by means of • rat,.
Mr. FENNILLY was released from Holloway on Tow
day, the 8:h Mat., after undergoing a year's imprison-
ment for the offenes of listening to the "lot of
seoundrels," as he properly described them, who urged
him to distribute £lOOO in bribing the electors of
Bridgwater. Everybody feels that his punishment was
most severe, and disproportionate to his offence, and
the harshness with which the pound of flesh has been
insisted in, has disgusted many. We are glad to state
that although Mr. Faunally must over look bask upon
the entire loss of a whole year with • psng of regret
that no future success or happiness can relieve, he has
not suffered in health or spirits. He bore his incarce-
ration like • man of spirit, who was conscious that he
was made • victim of for the benefit of his country. As
be was not forbidden to see his friends, he made suoh
good use of his heavily hunting time, and his capital
business abilities, as resulted we understand in several
Important contracts connected with the Freaoh wsr by
which his firm made large profits. Before his liberation
be was required to pay the fine of £1000; on which the
Sheriff of Somerset had laid • detainer, the trial of Mr.
Fennelly having taken plisse at the Somerset assize, and
the Sheriff being responsible for the due execution of
the mandate of the law. He was received by his partner
Mr V•nderbyl and his wife, sind by Mrs. Faunally and
family, and acosmpanied by his wife and children, he
drove off to Penge, where he has passed some days of
quiet happinem.—Skertionte Journal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

WINCHESTER:

Woolson Cotton—The Fellowship at Win-
chester College, 'seated in March by the resignation
oi the Bishop of Salisbury has been filed up by the
election of Dr. Charles Wordsworth, Bishop of St.
Andrew's,.
Tam " duty " of the militia terrn
initiated on Saturday, when the men were dismissed to
their homes, the result of their 28 days' training having
been in ever' sense beneficial to them, an I daring it
they have added nothisg to the duties of either magis-
trate's or pollee. The regiment was officially inspected
on Thursday' on Teg Down, by Colonel Catty, of the
46th Regiment. In the afternoon the men paraded in
marching order, and. lad their kite examined. Their
own and the offi:e a' knowledge of compsny drill was
tested, and the result of the day's doing was completely
satisfactory to the insfecting officer. The regiment has
attended the Cathedrif every Sunday morning with the
46. h. The men and many friends were delighted on
Monday evening by some mull° and readings at the
garrison Schoolroom, There all ranks oontributed to the
general amitaement, awl Capt. Thompson was eminently
suceemanfl in his humorous reading ." Hans Breittmarm
Der Milan." The Militia Christy Minstrels, under
&girt. Spay were aho clever in their musical ren-
derings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

WOOL MARKETS.

Low Dow, 19th.—The demand for English wool has continued
rood, and manufacturers having in many mans eitaceeded In
obtaining an advance on their goods, are willing to operate
more freely. A large buena+, however, is Interfered with by
the poor .elections and entail quantitio, remaining on offer,
which induce• buyern whore practicable to defer their ou-
ch/we till the new clip.
BRADFORD, 11011.—A ratherquioter tone In apparent in the
wool market this morning, and if anything rather leo business
cuing. The choice of wool in the market I. only email, and
In the face of the clip, spinnere refrein from buying' except,
for cream requirem•fita Operatioaa, though more limited.
are in moat Kula; the choked wethere and hogs being sUll
most in favour.
Livlatoot,l9th.—The inquiry continues active, and prices
fully maintain their improved range. The third wens of &et
India wool mien will no-bold here during next week, from the
Iffrd to the ffith Inst., and comprise between 15,000 and 16,000
bale..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

BRIDPORT.

SAVED PROM DROWEINCL—A ohild ab3ot three years
of age wan playing near the East Bridge on Tuesday and
fell into the river, when a young man hog, id in and
brought him out apparently almost exbau•ited.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE WELL AT COCKCROWING.
—On Tuesday afternoon William Swaithld, a mean],
of Shlpton' Wweerepairing this well, when mine of the
earthwork fell and broke his right thigh.
ROBBING • CHOitee.—On Monday, before Tsmes
Williams, Fag. Enoch Jose.' was brought by P.S. Pallet&
charged with taking a Bible from the parish church on the
previous day. He entered the church shortly bef.ire the
commencement of the afternoon service, and when no oilo
WM present went to the .e .try, took • book from the piriA
chest, and placed it on one of the seat. in the chancel. lie
then took the Bible from the lectern, and went home with it.
He was in a state of great IntoxicoUou when he got home,
and the book was at once sent back to the beadle, who had
discovered the theft and sent for the police. He was remanded
until Tuesday, when Mr. H. N. Cox, as churchwanlen, stated
, that the p6sorer had heretofore horne such an excellent
character. and at the time he committed the offence was so
drunk that he did- not know what he wet doing, ho thought
echo had expressed the deepest c intrition that ho should be
Justified in asking the Bench to permit him to withdraw the
charge on condition that ho paid 105. to the Bridport Cottage
Hospital, and all expenses of prosecution. Tile I.Wrich would
allow Mr. Cox, if be chose, to withdraw the charge, but they
could not listen to any oompromise. The prisoner, who was
deaf, through his wife gin By accepted the I Iff 3r. an I after a
severe reinimand from the magistrates, was di does:.
ing that he would never taste intoxicating drink as lunge' he
lived.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

HAY AND STRAW.

Ihurrrriato, May 18.—There were m-idemte capons* of hay
and clover, which changed hands steadily, at Gnu prices :
Prime meadow hay, 1310 e to 130.; Inferior ditto, Me to 110.;
prime first-cut clover, 130 s to 1400 ; Interior ditto, 110 e to 110 s ;
prime secood-cut Mover 110 s to 131 e ; inferior ditto, 1004 to
110 s ; and straw, 3.4 to 40. par load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

STOCKBRIDGE.

Cim.i 8001‘,—The annul show of farming stock
was held at Stockbridge, on Thursday. The object is
to promote the improvement of breeding stock. The
number was not so lug° as et some previous shows,
but the quality we. excellent. Prises of s hat sod
ribbons were awarded to the shepherd of the exhibitors
gaining the first prises in the sheep elegies. In adjudg-
ing the sheep, putioulsr attention was paid to the
ipiality of the wool. The judges were Mr. 11., Oldies.
Mr. F. Budd, and Mr. Bone (t.von). The following is
list of the swards :

Ilsainninro Down run 4 any age, f„.S, and sts-vnid ditto,
Mr J. Moore, Litticoott.
lisinishirc Down tog rssu, L. 5, Mr. lisirleuoc, Bulbridge ;
second ditto, £l, Mr J. Moors.
Ilanwskirs D.WI2 OWC %MIL, Schwann, Houg Moo ;
escseri. SA Kr W. Y. Yi%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

BING WOOD.

_
Itemrsticat Camara or AoitfOOLTUiti.—A meet
Log of the Hampshie Chamber of Agrioulture was
held at Ring wood. in this Corn Fmohange, on Wednes-
day, at which Mr. W. C. Spooner, of Sling. road a
paper on the Government Bill for the disafforaetnag of
the New Forest, Th3re was a good attendsmoe. The
following resolution was adopted:—" That in the
opinion of this meetng the prinoipla adopted in the
Government bill of apportioning the New Forest
between the Crown sad the commoners is correct, but
that the bill falls @tort of jusiioe in several respacts
First, in not reoognising the claims of the politic ;
seoondly, in confining tho appointment of cou.
missioners to the Crown; thirdly, In not thrown r the
commoners' board mori open ; and foorthly, in limiting
the power of the oommoners' bond to much."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

PRONE.

- -- --
Avresreveo flotmus.—.A. young man named James
Dore, 19 years of age. • carpenter, residing at Whatley,
near Frome, is in custody for attempting to oommit
suicide by cutting his throat, on Thuredlay afternoon.
There are throe slight cuts in his throat, bat there is no
doubt he would have effected his purpose had not two
men seen him and took the knife from him. When
apprehended he tried to beat his head *phut • will,
and behaved like • madman.
CHURCH Ustog.—The annual meeting of this union
was held at the rooms, in the liarket-plaoe, on Thursday
' evening last. The statement of scoonnts was read by
the vicar, the Rev. W. J. B. Bennett, and showed •
deficiency of £9 on the year, while the number of
members (13.5) had decreased by 13. The vicar after-
waris gave • lecture on the " Catacombs," illustrated
by drawings, tat the close Kr. Bennett said that it
was& comfort to them to know that theiChurch was
returning to the primitive customs, forms, and vest-
ments of the early Christian Church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

lIIIITSCHURCH.

FAIIIIDLY AND BiIITIT Somere,—Ene anniversary
festival of this society wits held on Monday, the 15th
inst. The membera met at the club-hones about 10
o'clock, and headed by the Stick' and Temperaum brass
baud. marched through the village to the reaideno 5 of
Mr. John Keynes, of Wnatcoratte Higher Farm, and
from thence to the chareh, were lb. •71.0130 NrlS
preached by the Rev. G. IL Wynne, from St. John,
es chap. 17 verse—" ?nese things 1 eomoisad you.
that ye love one another." The masieal portion of the
service was well done, Mrs. Wynne playing the organ.
The club has added to its funds during the past year
£34 16s. 61. The receipts amounted to GO 6a. 11, of
which £6l Si. was contributed by benefit members, in
addition to £5 is. for deaths, and E 5 10s- to the
surgeon's salary. The honorary subscriptions amoantod
to 11. The disbursements for the year were £B6 151. 71.,
of which £4B Oa 61. was for siek allowance toll mem-
bers. Baena, in hand I'2 101. 61. Number of benefit
members lot May, 18/1, 101, being two less than the
previous year, one having withdrawn and one died. The
general statement of the funds of the satiety ie as
follows :—Console, 3 per cent, 1700; in bank, at interest
3 per cent., E. 315 71. 31. ; in hand, El 104. 61. —total,
£1,017 17a. 91. ; total in 18/0, LOird ls. 41. Increase,
£34 16s. 48. The society has lost • warm and earnest
supporter in the late Mrs. Miehel ; bat in her stead
the society now has one who takes a deep interest in
the welfare of the working classes—Mr. J. C. Manna, Of
Longtborns. After the servici, the band played • @oleo-
lion of music in treat Of the rectory, and at hell-pest two
the members; sat down to an excellent dinner, in • tent
in Mr. S. Fowler'. field. The chair was taken by the
Rev. G. H. Wynne,supported by Mr. El. looked, Mr. K.
Fowler, Mr. Roper, Mr. J. Keynes, Mr. Fielding
(medical oflleer), Mr. Oakley, Mr. Lane°, gr.
Lance, jour,, Mr. Butt, secretary of the slab, Ito--
The maul loyal Waste were given by the Onaraiits.
lie next gave the health' of Kr. Mansel, Mr. fowler,
and the bon. members. He referred to the death ot
Mn, Michel in feeling terms, and eepressed regret at
the &hoopoe of Mr. Manse', Almost every subse-
quent speaker mule remark.s ia • similar sense.—
Mr. H. IFowusa responded, and amounted for the
small attendanoe by the fact that about half the mem-
bers belonging to the club live out of the parish. He
referred to the state of the funds, and showed that
the increase in capital was through the addition of
Interest, and thet were It not for that and the nonorary
subscriptions, they would not have beoa oble to matt
the heavy expenstitare caused by sickness, amounting
daring the yea! to 1,144 dap. Ile oeueludel by pro-
%Vthe health of Mr. Wynne.—The Rev. G. U.
im, in responding, ezpreased much pleasure in
being present, and having the opportunity of meeting
with many of his patshioners on sooh an oenaaton.—
Mr. H. Amass proposed the health of the visitors,
opapied with the name of their old friend Mr. Oakley—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

BUTTER MARKET.
Thrcrnn. 1/•y It --The 41.• pe&o.n
this market to-dey butter, pet lh hod to le 1d; whey
ditto, lid to lied.

CATTLE MARKETS.

Baurrot, May 18.—We had a rather short supply of best
dearcipUone of beef at our market to-day, although we r.-
caved upwards of 100 head from Ireland. Prices were almost
as firm as last week, the very best samples realising 804 and
112. per cw•, and middling being difficult to sell at from 704
to Its We had a large supply of sheep, Including heavy con-
signments from a distance. Prices were. little las firm. beet
withers out of the wool selling at eV and Lid, and in the wool
selling at 100 per lb. Lamb was in demand, and good des-
criptions were short, and worth 10ed and lid per lb., but
Indifferent sorts only fetched Od. We had a lull supply of
store czttle, Including 1,600 from Ireland, but they proved
more than sufficient for the demand, and prices were
decidedly in favour of the buyer. There was a good supply
of pig. from Ireland, and they met with • steady sale at from
9. lid to Os Od per score for bacon pigs and porkera
lihreaorOUT as, 18th.—We have a few more biota on offer
than on Thursday last, yet the number is small, especially of
choice qualities. Priam on the average are about the name
se on Monday. with a ready gale. The supply a choep,•tieth
English and foreign, is rather larger; priest are rather lower,
although there it a fair demand. The trade Is dull tor iambs
at about Monday's quotation. Choice calves are again
scarce, and consequently not lower. Inferior qualities are
plentiful, and are with difficulty disposed of. Our foreign
supply combat of 70 beasts, 6,000 sheep, Sl6 calves, and 10
Per stone of 82,5. 21 d. d.
Bert Scota, Herefords 6 6to 1
Best Short-horns .. 6 a to
Second quality Beasts 8 to
pig
a ato
Beat Downs and Half-Breds 0 0 to
Best Downs & Half-brods shorn... 6 2 to
Bid Long-wools .. 0 oto
Ditto, Shorn .. 6 6to 1
second quality Ole
Ditto, do. Shorn
Beast, at market, 00 ; sheep and lambs, 16,080 ; cal es, 565 ;
and pigs, 100.
Sarrutierroir, May 19. —Sheep, 663; beasts, 20; pigs, 116;
caves, IS ; berme, 3. There was. very short supply of beasts,
but sheep were more plentiful, and high prism were realised,
good waken selling at 75 per stone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

CHARLTON MARSHALL.

-
DIATII OP • CHILD THROUGH FALLING IPT3 • Tap.
PIT.-0¢ Saturday last an inquest was hold by W.
If. Atkineeon, Situ, coroner, at the homes of Arthur
Legg, on the body of E iws.rd Young, • shill two.and-
half years of age. son of Mr, Frauds Young who was
found dead in a 61111. pit on the premling Thursday. Mr.
John Cross lastottam was ohosen foreman of the jury.
William May, • fellmonger in Mr. Young's employ,
gave the following evidence :—TM, damaged was about
two-and-half years old, and he last saw him alive about
10 mlnutea after eleven on Thursday morning in the
front of his house in th. road. About half-past eleven
his mother, Mrs. Young, came to witiaL:si and said she
missed the little boy out of the garden. Witness want
through a door out of the warden into the yard when)
the old tain-pits were, and to one of the pits in the
corner of the yard he foiled the little fellow lying on
his bank on the top of the dirty tau water quite dead.
Lie took the body out' The jury returned • verdict of
"Aecidental death" by falling into a tan-pit contain-
ing three-aud-half feet of dirty tan and water.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

BUTTER MARKET&

Fresh Butter continues plentiful, and the quality comm
vary rood. The demand is very fair. Prises were reduced on
the 13th to 16e for firsts, 14. for second., and 134 for thirds ;
inferior, 12. to 13.; west oountry, 14. te 141 6,1 per dozen.
Ostend sells badly, at 11. Ski to 14s iSti perdosen.
Foreign Butter meets a fair den.eud, but the increasing
supply bas depreseed price.; Friesland on Friday morning sold
1001 to 10M; Jerseysat 90s to 104 s; Nonnandy, st 100. to 112.
for good to fine, 1144 to 1181 for extra, and 98s to 102. for
inferior; Kid t 104. to 113.; Leer 90s to 04s ; and Zwolle
, and Kempen 96s to 100. per cat.
Coal, 17th.—The supply of butter to market is increasing.
For the week ending Una day 8818 firkins were inspected,
&swaging 1440 daily. During the week the demand con-
tinued qulet for all sorts, pnces being considered too high.
Yesterday and this day it was rather difScult to &spasm of the
receipts, owing to the local races, causing an almost total
suspension of business. Prices era lower—We quote Salted leis
10e, lode Be, Side Is under last week's rate.. At this day's
market 1600 firkins en for inspection. Salted Isla fell 10.,
Sods Se, and Brds fa. Prices fob—Salted Isos 11.84 Al, Inds
llbs fel, ltrds 90.0 d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

Itampobirt.

CHIUSTCHUUCH

--- - -
Tin ykaysie of Christehnreb, vacant by the de&th 1
of the late Bey. W. F. Barrows, hu been offored to
and accepted by the Bev, Z. Nub, who for nearly 13
years he. filled the office of curate in ohsrge of the
pariah.
BB JOBini VRICIINT DV/IL—Ur. B. Di Sharp,
' solicitor, of Christchurch, filed • liqeldatioa petition
on the 6th of Ilay on behalf of Joseph Vincent Davis,
..,a amoniator. of Christchurch, whose first
meeting of creditors will be hold at the Duko oil
Wellington Inn, Chriatchareh, to resolve whether his
affairs shall be wooed up under liquidation of bank.
yupuy, 'wording to the provisions of the Bankruptcy
Lelr of 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23

LAWES' MANURES

VVRRE the first CtiESIICAL MANUR.F.B
ineutdectured mil introduced, and have been
in use for 3d years with great success. The oupply for
the present season is now ready for delivery at the
Factories, all iu lirst•rate con iition.
LAWES' PACENT TURNIP MANURE.
LAWS' DI,soLVEU BoNES.
SUFRILFuoSPRACR OF LIME.
LAwET Porta() MANUtte..
LAWS& Wlir.Al'. 13.1.ELEY, END RANGEL
11 NUr(Et.
LkWES* CORN ASU GRASS MANURES.
Orders far Genuine Po-Arian Guano. Nitrate of
Soda, SidpAate of elintovoita, tee. should be sine
~i,ecttu JOkiN BENNEC LAWES.
need.oflce, 59, Mark-lane. KC., London.
Dublin, 22, Eden Qu.y,
Shrevrsoury, Yule; street.
Cardiff. Womanby.streer.
Acta:TO:— _ . .

B. DAISES
A. ANUBJOTS
A. KI/M•T

•Dorobiter.
ltooroottrt Farm, blarobull.
... Kai Stour, ulilltudh.m.

THE BEST SWEDE IN CULTIVATION.

SUTTON'S CHAMPION,
Price le. per ID. ehmtner by the Baehel.

From Mr. R. R. 110Idasit, Steward, Backe County
Luoatio Asylum.
November 16, 1870.—" I have between seven and eight
acres of Semite (Sutton's Champion), erhoth 1 bel.ave
cannot be eciaolled within forty mil*. of this."
. . .

From Mr. Ito is= BOTS, Idsworth.

April 18,1870.—" I beg to inform you that I had the be
piece ol wedsi boos your Champion Seed that ever
I saw anywhere."

For further particulars of !..urrou.s

MANDEL, SWEDE, TURNIP AND GRASi SEED% EMI
BUTT° A'S PARK SEED LIST
Fur 1871. him, 6t. Gr.rl4 to etlittOrndra.

SUTTON AND SONS,
SEEDSHEN TO TM; QUEEN, REA DING.


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