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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

BEST TERMS.

PLAYING CARDS.
AND ACCO
6d. and 3s. 6d. au

LOCAL AGENTS:

&apart Abbott, William, South-rtreet,
Turner, W., South-street.
Bosinissacr Hallett, John, Baker end Ti'
Dealer.
DORCHESTER Bayard, F. W., High Eutodreeg,
Woolean, William, Cosniam.
Mooch, James, Fordington.
Lime Regis I . Danstar. A., Confectioner k Baker.
Maiden liewtos ...... Mortis, Richard, Grocer and Tea
Dealer.
Pools Cols, J., Tea Dealer and Baker.
WEYMOUTH Rhodes, John, 79, St. Thomas-
street.
Russell. E. H., 13, High-street.
Busby, T., 6, Grove-buildings.
Ifistoio .. ..... .OMo, Jame, Groner and Baker.
Weld, ilsary, Maio Pun
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

;lA, TIC-DOLOREUX, kc.

The move severe cases of Non.
ralgia, Pains in the face and
Ilead. aro Ppeedily relieved and
clued by them. Sold in boxes
Is. Id., and 2s 'AL each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

The motion was agreed to.
The Baud them separated.
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PORTLAND'

CHANON OP STATIONLANTERN.-11E. Tamed, late
statioumaster at Portland, has been appointed to the
South-Western railway-station at Weymouth, in place
of Hr. Arnold, and Mr. Parsons, late stationmaster at
Burtoo.on•Trent, North•Weetern Railway, has been
appointed to the Weymouth and Portland Railway,
resident at Portland.
KINDNESS OF • CONVICT.—OS Tuesday R. N.
Howard, Esq., coroner for the island, held an inquest
at the Convict Establishment on the body of a convict
who had been admitted into the Infirmary about five
days before. He bad complained of pain in his head,
the doctor administered remedies, sad the man appeared
to be getting better. He had every attmitbn from the
attendants and convicts, one of whom got up five times
in one night to look after him showing that even in a
priion, human kindness Is felt and manifested. The
jury were very well satisfied; but the man having
died suddenly without exhibiting the usual symptoms
of drowsiness, ke.. a further examination of the body
was made,—After this • verdict of "Died of serious
spoplesy" was returned. Effusion of serum on the
brain is known in some cases to cause sudden death.
THE FLEET. —On Wednesday afternoon 'Admiral
Wilmot set the fleet at general exercise. The "prepare
for action" was smartly responded to by the North-
umberland and Agincourt, who were close together;
but the Hercules was first in getting everything
rep lased. Owing to some asoident with the Monarob's
bad leer. OM 414 ad meld In dabbing till aut
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

t griculturt.

AGRICULTURAL OPICRATIONR.

GRAM LAND ToP•06118811:43 AID Redovarlso finish
as early as practicable.
Flez.nwonx, retarded by the frosty weather of last
month, should now be brought up and kept in advance,
For this purpose steam should be employed, if the
teams are unlit for the task. Sheepfolds should be
laid out, so as to leave as little of the meowed land as
passible exposed to the weather. Thus, if the fold
extends the whole length of the field, then the ploeslss
can work close up to the nets or hurdles at every shift.
When the turnips begin to sprout in the pits, the white
etiolated vegetation soould be cleaned off, as it is liable
to purge and derange the bowels; than which nothing
is worse for fattening sheep. Where this is neglected it
is not surprising to hear farmers complain, It does
not pay !" How could it? Al turnip lands for cattle,
if not already cleared off, should be so without delay,
and immediately ploughed.
BSRLEY, sow on MAW .idapted for it—the earlier the
better, in order to get the crop forward so es to Dover
the land before the drought of summer sets in. Half
the art of growing barley in the South depends on
getting the crop to cover the ground In April and
early May, so as to retain a sufficiency of sap to nature
the process of filling and ripening, which should
be slow and continuous. At the same time care
requires to be taken to prevent overoluxuriance and
lodging in moist growing seasons. Lodging and rott-
ing are too often due to over thick seeding, i.c., too
much mid. Barley requires well cultivated land and
a tine seeilibed.

_
Oars. now on dry soil. A stale lee furrow, broken
down by the weather, it harrowed whoa dry, makes a
doe seed bed. Oata disliked a newly ploughed sod,
generally speaking.
hpaiNG WnEAT will this year be sown in greater
breadth than usual, and every mission should now
be mobriowl in gutting the crop into the ground.
Much depends upon the weather after 'owing, but when
favourable, spring wheat, when properly got into the
ground, progresses rapidly in the early stage of growth,
overtaking th.) autumn sown.
LAMBING of brooding docks usually akiannences
• about this time in our southern emirates, end c.o.
tinues to progress northwards, ending in the hirhhinds
of Scotland Aiwa' uudeumwer. Jotuary and the early
part a the current month ham not been favourable for
us•lamb ewe ; consequently, ewes and lambi
will require the greater attehtwil of the shepherd night
sad day. Improved breeds, which constitute the
general
al sLorektsoofctollide.
changeable weetlicr experienced South, are not to hardy and well
.d.l
during the last mouth, neither are they the best
mothers awl Marilee lii open weather Under ordinary
management. la *hurt, Milt require extra etteution
to food, shelter, and warmth, such being cuential to
the secretion of healthy milk, without Which it is rata
to hope for a paying crop ei lamb&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

BRIDPORT.

Tin petitions to both Houses of Parliament in favour
of marriage with a deceased wle's s;ster from this town.
were signed by nearly all the magistrates, two of the
clergymen, lot the Dissenting Mink, 3rs, prioci pal ti.gles-
men. and others. One from the 'merle portion of the
community, was most respeotably and numerously
signed. Total idgustares—j nit over 800.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

Mimic and had Rae divided.

S TICK LAND.

Eva!: NG SCLI.) )L. --The scholars attending the
evening school wero examined for ti, o Goodrum° it
Grant on Tuesday evening, Feiner ry 21st. Thu examina-
tion was conducted by the itev. J. E. Co:ter, and Kew.
W. L. tbII2ICP. There were 17 scholars presented for
examination, and we hope passed well. After the
examieatioo, tho scholars and examiner,' ptt,o)lc of a
hot supper provided by Mr. and Mrs. White fur them.
Thanks were given to the master, mistress, and
examiners, and the evening school closed for the
winter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

BERM MARKET.

Red clover seed rather dearer, and more In request, owing to
the quantiti being taken fur Fruits: and the North of tletusaily.
English is getting seam, particularly iin4 parcels. White
seed is selhng freely at lull value., also Aisyke, Lucerne,
Timothy, and Sanfoin. Trebiil is quiet for the present. but Is
firmly held until the sowing demand comes on. Rye grasses
are exceedingly scarce ani: dear. Fine Italian commanding
extreme rates liustard is One at late valuta, whilst rape
seed ha. risen considerably, finest quality being held bir 10os
to leks per qr. Hemp seed in short supply at II sto 52., and
sowing linseed Cilis to 705 per qr. Taret being scarce have
risen 2a to is per qr., and are mit to lie hul under 45s per qr.
forspring.—TArs & DRAWS, Southwark Chambers, Borough,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

DEATH or THE COUNIY TREASURER.

The annotinesment of the death of Mr. C. B.
Henning, last Saturday afternoon, occasioned consider.
abl urprise in Dorchester. for it was scarcely known
that he was at all ill. For several years past Mr.
Henning has suffered from a painful disease. and last
August he had so serious an attack that his in,ditial
attendant, Dr. Tudor, and the other professional
gentlemen who were called in could not resist the con-
clusion that his ease was hopeless. However, Mr.
Tgdor continued his efforts with the utmost assiduity,
aud had the immense satisfaction of seeing his patient
restored to his ordinary measure of health and
strength. Mr. Henning continued well until Taunt.
lay
eight, when he was again mei:A by his old complaint,
and early on Friday morning Mr. Tudor was called to
him. At this time Mr. Henning was suff ,ring in-
tense pain. This was soon relieved. and there seemed
every reason to hope that although the Needs might
be long, he would again recover. Bat a great collepse
supervened from the shock the system had un.leranne;
his system, enfeebled by previous attacks, could not be
rallied; and he died calmly and painlessly on Saturday
afternoon, at the age of 73. Mr. Henning was ad-
mitted as an attorney 4 Michaelmas term, 1820, no
that for more than hslf-a-trentury has ho he.,n in the
practice of his profession in Derchester. At the Mid-
summer Quarter Sessions, in 1853, he was appointed
County Treasurer, an office the salary of which is £2l)
• year, and has held It ever sines. He was rho steward
of the estates of Mr. Robert Williams and other
gentlemen. Oeoupying the position he did in the town
for so long a time, he naturally had a large circle of
friends, and by tom his death is deeply regretted ;
while all experienoe a feeling of sadness as one more
of those with whom the old associations of the borough
are connected, is removed by death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

IUNG FEMAILES.

Those Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptoms : Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the learnt exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the beck and loins,
headache and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
hoe of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
Retelling of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite, great
'angrier and listlessness, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
indicating d4eient energy of
the spite on ae the cause, to re-
incdy mid remive which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. Mane, and sold
in boxes Is lid and 2s. IL each.
TOOTH

.-ACHF.•
Immediately relieve, the most
ekinfol cent. Bold is bottles
, and le. lid. each.

N'S COUGUS AND COLDS.
( A safe and effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, ko. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the nio.t valuable remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early use of which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important testi-
monials could be given did
soave allow, from persons who
speak of it thee :—Perfectly
soonessfuL"— "Instant relief,"—
“I've the greatest faith in it.."—
Wouldn't be without it on any
accr,unt.“—"Qoite sure it ssved
my child's life; had only given one
dose, end within two hours the
child was quite another crest.
tore." By promoting free per-
spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
s treat upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming
symptoms in the course of 24
hours. Bold in bottles, 7td.,
Is. lid., and 24. 91. each. Full
directions accompany each
bottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

:lON,. PAIN AT PIT OF

Ail', Ito.
Immediately relieve and cute
Indigestion, Pain atter Eating,
Wind, Pain in tho 3sck, Kid
Taste and Dryness of Mouth
the morning, Irregulsr action
of the Bowels, tie., and many
other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike mot pills and
remedies offered to tho public.
these pills do not purge the
hovels ; require no continemr zit;
nor need patients fear taking
cold nor any ill effects, be Miele
employment what it may. In
the most inveterate and Inrg
standing CAM% they are uni-
formly successful, as the many
tmtimonials received fully sub-
stantiate. Directions given with
each bottle. Prise It, ltd.,end
t 2s. 91
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

MIIE GREAT HERBAL MEDICINE. De. Thom/sox'.
I. UNIVERSAL PILLS arc a well known certain Remedy
fur lumbago, gravel, pains in the back and loins, headache,
depression of spirite, rheumatism, gout, discharges elan kinds,
plies, and all affections of the kidneys and bladder. All diseases
arise from impure blood and weakeem ; those Pub cleanse and
purlf v the fluids, remove general or local debility, give tons to
the stomach, restore the spirits!, enrich the blood, impart !
energy and vivacity, eradicate every trace of disease, and
invigorate the whole system. In every complaint, however
virulent or lung standing, they afford Instant relief and •
speedy cure. The daily rt-eelpt of testimonials from men ar.d
women in every position of life, who haiu been cured .4 skin
eruptions, sore ejes, ulcers and scurf on the !nod, sure throat,
pains 1,, the limbs, neuralgia, epilepsy, stone in the bladder,
disease' of the kidneys, ac., by their use, and accounts of
surprising recoveries from severe illnesses when all other
medicine* and doctors had tailed, has induced De. THOMPSON
to publish their virtues. in the earnest hope that blipeings on
great may be more widely diffused and appnxiatml. Price
Is. lid., 2s. Bt., and 4s. (Id. per hoe. bent post-free, privately
packed, on receipt of 11, *l, or 51 penny stamps, Isy Dr.
THOMPSON, 55 Bartholomew Road, Kentish Town, London.
Sold by all Chemists. (To Protect the Public from Imitations,
Iler Majesty's Commisoisinere have:ordered the words RALPH
THOMPSON. LAJNDON, to be Engraved In white letters on the
Government Stamp allised to each package, to imitate which
I. felony and transportation). Any Chemist will procure them
for you. " Four dosses of your Pills cured my pains in the
back which had annoyed we for years. MIL" "1 tried them
fur pains in the back; they cured me in a few hours. OIL"
"I had been troubled for years with an eruption on the face.
Your Pills have quite cured me. Rev. J. S. "1 have never
had an attack of gout or rheumetinn since I used your Pills.
W. Dads." " they quite cured my sick headache 1.11.1 bilious
attaclu. btre. Ems.- "The pains in the back are quite cured ;
I CAP stoop with ease now. J. Viet." Every eulltrer, what-
ever the symptoms may be, is advised to try these Pills, with
the honest mamma: that they must find relied.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

SUGAR MAIIKE.I.

The rapidly declining value of refined has caused our refiners
to altogether abstain from purchasing, and the market in con-
sequence hoi rcecnted MA extremely dull appearance. There
D, however, little on shew, and holders do not exhibit any
anxiety to force
Cm DC, 27th --The demand continua good, at former pries.
BRINTUL, 27th—With the exception id a sale of 201 Wide.
Demerara to refiners, at the turn m their favour, the raw
market is dull, there being scarcely an)thing exeept grocery
sugars offering, either landed or afloat. Definers' produce
continue,. Mitionit to move off, and prices are unsettlol for
most kinds; but for the fine crystals and eruslualnlallufacturers
are firm.

1101' MARKKI.

Iludnom io not mAive, but pricmarc firm. A few ivircels of
New American have arrived, and although the quality 0 not
choice, they have realized lung price, .ay from um to lid. per
cwt. There la as bettm demand for old hop, at low rats.. The
ordinary medium qualitim of Engll.h arc neglected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

WEYMOUTH.

Couerr Perry Seams& Friday.—Before Major
wood., Major lisraMeld, and C. L Eliot, Fag.
Jags's Ite Coy, warder In Portland prison was summOoed by
Ellen Eager, wife of Alexander Ener, assistant warder for
assouting and beating her on the Lird January.—l& Howard
appeared for defendant. The matterarose out of • nei thbou
quarrel, and after a patient hearing, the cao diS6LiSSOd.
Robert Lam, landlord of the Terminus Hotel, Portland, was
summoned by lAward 1.. lloes, doctor at the Nava llospitAi.
Portland, for firing off a gun within rAyards of the highway,
on February Ist. It appeared that defendant was out ahooting
small birds, and Mr. Mom rim hlm standing on the road near
the Cemetery. He went and spoke to him about thing ; but
Lano made um of bad language in retort for the caution.
—Fined 20s, costs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

WOOL.

Itr the Rouse of Ijoin-m—e-n—s,—on Monday night, bort!
Cecil presented a petition from women of the parishes
of Wo .1 .ral 11,othl Kepler., •+inat the Dead
Wite's Sister's 31.rriage

SWANAGE.

DInWLEY INSTITUTL—On Tuesday evening last some
dissolving views of Egypt were exhibited by Mr. Pope.
They were erre !Sent in themselves, but, owing to •
rather defective light, they did not appear so bright as
was wished. There was a fair attendoutee, and the
proceeds were devoted to the funds of the Institute.
Ft an.— 0 ne of the most disutrous Ares that has wean ed
in this neighbourhood for years pest broke out on Sunday
on tho premises of Mr. Samuel Haut, Godlingstone
Form. About h Wisest five o'clock on Sunday evening
a man named White was passing by the farm, when he
saw dames Issuing from • loft, over the dsirvocrar stalls.
lie at mice ran into the house, and informed the dairy-
man, sorb rushed out and released some of the cows
and or?me fat calves ; but, before he could drive out the
while of them. the roof fell in, burying beneath it 15
of the best cows of the dairy. The cries of the poor
animals were most heartrending, but no one *maid
rescue them. Two having freed themselves, rnshei to
• small door ; but, both coming together at the same
time, wore jammed together in the doorway, and were
burnt to a cinder. The flames spread and caught the
granaries, in which wore a large quantity of apples;
also the barn, containing • quantity of marigold wurteel
and clover sod; and it seemed that the farmhouse,
could not escape the conflagration. !But, large quantities
of water were continually being thrown upon the roof,
and saved it from sharing the fate of the barn-
Liout Day, with a number of coastguardsman.
were soon on the spot and rendered every
assistance in extingnishing the flames ; but it was
impossible to atop the 'conflagration until nothing
tithing was left of the cow shed', but four walls, some
iron girders, ant fifteen of what • hour before was
soma of the finest rattle in the Isle of Purbeck. No
clue has been discovered as to the origin of the fire,
but it is suspected that soon tramps, who had been
seen about Dia premises ignited it. The farmhouse
and all the buildings are quite new, being erected only
, two years ago. The promisee are ensured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

BIRTHS.

February 13. at West Lodge, Blaudford, the wife o
Joseph Bolton, Esq. late Captain 14th (Singe
Utterer', twin—sou and daughter.
February 17, at tiouth-etreet, BrAport, wife of
Thome. Ben i Osbo. ii, of a (laughter.

Febroary 18-, at Brut'on. Some, .t, the wife of Mr.
Matthew King, of a daughter.
February 20, at fligh.street, Poole, the wife of Mr.
J. Leader, clothier, of a son.

February 20, at her father's resident', Creeterne,
the wife of the Rey. J. B. Hyson, Forston Boum, Dor-
chester, of • son.
February 22, at Bit dford, the wife of Mr. E.
Blaudford of • son. _

Frlnuary 24, at Maiden Newton, the wife of Mr, J:
Bro• 1, National Sehool„ of aeon.
Fzbruary 23, at the Railway Cottages, Dorchester/
the w sol Mr. J. Pitcher. S.W.R. of a eon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

BAY BUCINE.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

WIDOW W ELCII'B PILLS,
(KRAIISLET'II ORIGINAL.)
approbation of most
Bo long and justly celebrated for their. peculiar virtues,
obstructions,
are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
I::gentl n wheal P o ession), as sae end
nalactuviraenebglilleov.bitanotodfiniodetittheeethriteinsewaffnneo:tteino.ntirianync.fdretovwihethimt
the
feeieha
frame is liable, espeoielly those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exercise and
general debility of the ayateni ; they create an appetite,
correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous bead-
sobe, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart ; being
perfectly innooent they may be used with wdety in all
seasons and climates.
It is ntoes,oiry. owing to the numerous imitations, to
warn the public, that KRANALIT's is the only original
receipt, and hu been prepared by the Hearsky family
over eighty years. Purchasers should see that each
box is wrapped In tokite paper, and the mime, "C.
ECRARBLET,' is engraved on the Government stamp.
bold wholmalla and retail by J. SANG= and Sou, 150,
Orford-street, London, and by all maim 'nada!'
ahreashaat tie araiday, La brae% 'dm
et by yid tor $6 yiskop Isom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

WEYMOUTH.

MILITARY.—Wu understand that the 2nd battery, 7th
Royal Artillery, are under orders for Weymouth. Two
officers and 120 men of No. 2 Battery, 7th Brigade,
Royal Artillery, arc expected almost iinuiediately at
Weymouth:
MONDAY POPULAR ENTEZTAINtigNTS.—The hand.
some stun of IX it... has been paid into the Bank on
behalf of the building fund of the Weymouth Royal
Hospital and Dispensary, being the proceeds of the
last entertainment The next will be given on Hon.
day, the 6th proximo, in aid of the funds of the
Benevolent Society.
WRYCL.—A cask of paraffin oil, containing 50 galls.,
and marked L.G. tea diamond with G.T. over it, and
880, was picked up eight miles south of Portland.
Suorhy spars have also been washed ashore on the
beach from the Weak llay, mid part 4 a ship's quarter-
board with the name "Dartmouth." painted yellow,
edged with red, on a black ground.
IiLLIOIOIIII Team SuCIETT.—Our auxiliary of the
Religious Tract Society held their meeting on Wednesday
hightott the Rational BahooL It. if. Eliot, Esti. chair.
man showed that the eoelety'e publicatious nun'
treßse .the effects of °finical litersture. lir. James
Robertson, local hon. sec., said that £3B was remitted
in the past year from Weymouth. —The deputation
told of many trench tracts being circulated in Germany
=erupt the prisoners of war. Rev. W. Lewis likened
the books, given away. to the seed corn raised for
the ruined farmers in Franoa—The collection produced
113.
WETNIOOTII TOTAL A U9IIIIENCII SOMYTY.— The
rtletulacne quarterly nart tin„•• wan held :at the Temper- '
&nue Room, Park -ktreet, on Woluanalay Moot (Al Nat
dorm to tea. The financial date:den(, road h) the Trannurer.
showed this. the imntipts including a loan, had been
LYS Ids 4d., and the expenditure £B7 11, ii. including,thc
Purd..3 a( a long Item of the room. The confinittee and
officers were re-sleeted. Afteraards a public meeting wa`
WM, midmmed lay Mr. Uran, agent of the United Kingdom
wh.'...,hcaUY 'poke In favour of sir Wilfrid Lawson'.
Pervelastie Dili. A petition in favour of the Nal was &growl
to, sod the Chairman was requested to *Di it, and deliver It
to a borough member for prewnitatlon, and to ask the other
borough toomb,fr to ...Mart its prayer. The Rev. R. Walker
,rx and the attendance numbered shunt 150. Mr. S.
the president of the society, announced that on Wed-
omdsy, March 1, Mr. 8. Capper would goe a lecture, and on
Frylay, liarchllo, there would be the annual pUbfiC ten.
Thera wlll be singing and music, and thow who want a eluume
of rational entertainment should try those at the Temperance
UM.

Bawds FacerarThe Miry Tweedlie, ci
Alba, arrived in Portland Irma& early Max week, the
issaisr awl the whole of the crew frostbitten. One man
vas laried biro tad examined by • medical yirseti-
liesere n½l Lim to be bainaliatily piss
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

Tin COURT.

The Queen and Royal Family arrived In Landee
Monday from Windsor Cutlet sail realainsa tt Backing.
ham Palace till Friday afternoon. Her Majesty held
Court on Tuesday, but the presentations were not val 7
nuwerous outside toe diplomatic oorpe- The (blew,
held the first Lirswing-room of the asaeon on Mired',
when there were sixty-five presentations. The Marva,
of Lorne has been on a visit to Her Majesty MW
Castle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

CAUTION TO ROAD MAKERS.

At Mariborough•street, on Wednesday, Mr. Charlet
Lowe, assistant surveyor of St. Marylebone, egg
liars Green, foreman of the roads, appeared before
Mr. Tyrwhitt to answer an adjourned summons, klieg
out by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, for causing torture to a bone by pla•ang
granite chips on the roadway between Regent-aims
and Margaret-street. The matter was settled without
• conviction. The parish woold use smaller stones ia
future, and not allow them to be put down without the
immediate use of the steam roller.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

MURDEROUS OUTRAGE.

Jonathan Barrow, butcher, of Leisester, whit. re.
turning home through • back attest on Seturday bias.
in • state of intoxication, stabbed several persons with
a clasp knife. One yaung man, William Seaford, dis 4
immediately. A young MAUI named Glover, aad
young 11011311al named Wye he in • predations state, aid
four others are seriously hurt. Barrow had £7O °abbe,
and it is supposed thet he fancied he was being robbed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

THI MUD.

Mr. COOMBS also gave notice rr inquire why the
°Marrs of the Weymouth Turnpike Trust were allowed
to gather up the mud from Suath-street, sad then
pout it in front of the Mayor's hens..
The MAYOR said Mr. Jowett did net know anything
shut it till alter. it !was done. .

Mr, COOMBS said he wanted a little more inspection
and nuisance prevention, and to call attention to the
way these things were allowed to go on, without the
least ware or attention.
The meeting then ended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

KAYWS NVOILSDELIJS PIUS

rrlIE LIVER is justly credited ;rith being the
1. cause of many complaints. If inactive, or out 01
order, it becomes enlarged or kiitated, producing
Itilleum eeniplainta, Jaundice, Sickuova, DePrey 3n CPI
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PILLIS have been found of the greateit value La all
desurdere of the liver, teetering the organ to complete
health, and renovating the system.
by all ChenliNts and othur Dealers In Pslest
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

DIGESTIVE

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EVANS'S

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tended for females who suffer
from symptoms snob as the
following :—Sudden giddiness.
frequent flushes of heat and
faintness, starting in sleep at
night, cramp, wind in the
stoniseh, pains in the head, ex-
cessive nervousness, costiveness,
&ix Sold in boxes la. lid.
each.

FOR THE FIf.ES
'An l, application of this very
E ear
VANS'S! palatable remedy nev.r fails in
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each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

„

DottS.

The Parliainentary Session is hot young, yet the
Prenv.er ialr.aly aull..et to muoin hostile criticism.
Mr. Gladstone is charged with being an ally of the
Pope, on amount of his indieerte: letter to th.
Sovereignty of Hid H 01410114 Besides this" be has
(we quote an evening conk inporarY) v4'4 Sir B"urer
Robinson to be a party to II written He." Further,
he was at imams with his own friends on the Tests Hill,
voting with 110 Goose, natives se•iiist 140 of his own
ParlY. Then it seems the moral tone of the tight hon.
gentleman is que..tionalile, tor, nclor,it.4to thr
"he can now plsy eul.je-ts which he once held
'acrid, owl whit'. is worse, eldl,loY tin in am tools for
his own party purports.' Another accquation is that
he lais out the Marquis vl 'lrvington up to the ides of
"Au Irish Inquisition"— a seers* committee under which
to r. have the Cabin•t of its responsibility for Ireland.
But, after all, Mr. Gladstone is unquestionably the
likelitst member of the House of Commons tohold the
reins of office for many a long month to come.

London is having an unusually early "season," and
the West End tradesmen are happy. The Queen's stay
for • few days in London at this early period of the
Year, and her presiding personally at court ceremonies
has doubtless much to do with this ; but there is
another came. The war and the unsettled state of
things at Rome have prevented many fashionables from
visiting the Continent during the winter; and, tired
of their rural retreats at home, they have commenced
their annual residence in London, at an earlier date
than usual. Besides this, there is the presence of many
French Imperial refuges. • considerable proportion of
whom have the ( Rho!, of the fashionable world.

Mr. J. J. Colrwin, the Liberal etndidate. hsa been
r iterned for Norwich by s majority of 1;262 over Sir
C, Lenard. Sir Charles is known on the turf, and it
was put about that flu re should be an isiieery into his
antecedents. Tli;a was dtey mad,, end then came out
the dread!ul st ry tlitt be hid b.irioaed menet,. at forty
per Cent to par iiebta. Well done. Sir Climb!, ! It's
rather a stilt rice. but bAter ruff r that than leave
unpaid racing or fay other debts.

11.1:31. the Duke of eatahridge hot n popularly
discredited with being stickler fnr are
• but the debate on utilitety •Ir.eiro &thuds,'
ha an opportunity of .tying that from the first day he
entered the army to tho present mommt he has sap
ported every meager, lehich he believed had a tendency
to improvement, and to promote the comfort of the
British soldier. W. II said your Royal flighness: an
long as you do th.tt ao -hall cheerfully pay your £4,4:12
year. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

THE TERMS OF PEACE.

ft 4., belle . 4.... in Yetis, says the Tistne,that the Terms
of I' ea tiled, and that nothing remains but that
thy . be ranged by the NatLisa' Asseuibly at
rho 01111411140118 are said to nave been
AUI/Sfte4l by 11. niers. by 11. Jules Fevre, and by the
men,htts of the Diplomatic Commission ap-
vie. sod theist in negotiations with the enemy.
Aleao, ie tole, surrendered, of course. Lorraine is ceded
C, :man Lorrain.' only, but cmough,tt is said,
I' eel speaking part of the Preen/in to include
'I -t ale-. I'. CI, which was iecerporated with France
slats NU lost by Englaud—Mets,_ proudly
called the is.. ion city up to the fatal time of Its GOV
.ondee by bat due, is lost to France. This is not all.
Many a Deputy at Bordeaux will whisper to himself
In agreeing to give up Nets that the great fortress may
be recovered. No such hope can ha suggested in refer.
meg to the money indemnity. lave 'milliards,
F200,000,00:I sterling, are, we are told, to be paid to
Germany. France, then, must suffer through all time
the penalty of her fault iu supporting the elepird. The
last item of the terms of peace will complete the
hnmllistion of the Parisians. The trod'., of the eon-
visitor will march into Paris, and occupy that favoured
dislisfigt which stretches from the Place de Is CAus.rie to
the Ai. do FEtoile. This region of ever *..recti
bode and turf, shaded by lim,s and chestuuts,
Is to be the scene of German encampments. It is said
lima some tutees will he detached to Belleville and
Villette to overawe, as limy be presumed, the turbulent
inhabitants of those faubutieps, but the Champs Elevens
will be the main camp of the invaders, and they will
hive but t, look around to see, East, West, North,
and South, the Tuileries, the Pilsen of the Rulers of
France ; the Are de Ffitoile, the monument of her
glories; the Elyiee, where the Prinoe•Prcsident hatched
the plot of the c)up Waal ; and the Paleis d'Orsay,
where the Legislative Body, by overwhelming majorities,
voted supplies to carry on the war thus ignably ended.
The Assembly will ratify the Treaty, and the nation
would do the same were the question reLsred to it by
a Plebiscite, but nut the lees will a cry be raised to
denounce it as soon as it is ratifie I. Cities will be
ranged against the Provinces, the Ssutli against the
North,csiled Alsatians and Lorraineri,with Red Repub..
beans and Legitimist., against the men who have
bowed to the necessities of the time. Never was •
prospect more gloomy. It is full of threats of civil
disorder, to end, if we may trust the past, in something
equally disastrous. Is there no tious-Lieutenaut of
genius in France now brooding over the mistakes of
the campaigns of 1870? lie may bide his time, for
Lis hour will come. A distracted nation will entreat
him to put himself at it. head, and, silencing (actions
at home, to lead it against an enemy no longer, per-
haps, possessing • Moltke or a Bismarck, to relieve it
from tho psytuent of it, tribute money and to rescue
its lost brethren and its lost Provinc•A from the
dominion of the stranger,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

LATEST NEWS.

NI ARIL-LANE, Titis Day.

Market tirm. English and foreign wheat ONE
SHILLING DEIRER on the week. Flour
very firm, and wore money asked. Exports
for the week 60.544 orts. 14ricy steady.
Oats, with no foreign arrivals mud good export
demand, are fully ii:. higher. ‘` aiZe film".
British wheat, 8,957 ; barley, 4,087 oat,
2,032; maize, nil; flour, 27.7 6. Foreign
wheat, ; barley, 11,800 ; oats, nil; maize,
1,430. Flour 1,222 sacks, 7,366 barrels.
CLoss.—'lhe wheat trade closed very quietly.
Fair transactions were reported. Prices were
without quotable change. flour wet a limited
sale at the late decline. Fine barley scarce and
firm: inferior dull and drooping. Malt, beaus,
and peas unchanged. Maize and oats in request
and is. dearer on the week.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, THIS DAY.
Cattle trado has bean without feature. The
demand has bcou inactive, but prices have beau
unchanged. For the best Scots, 53 61 to 5s Bel
has been paid. Inquiry for sheep limited. A
few lambs sold at Si per stone. Calves and
pigs unaltered.
SECOND REA'ORI.

Fair average supply of better quality—
demand for English dull. For beet &eta and
crosses lewer prices must be taken. Foreign
trade opened brisk, sales this morning being
made for exportation to France, and there will
be a clearance made. Rather a better tone in
sheep market, but prices unchanged. Veal
lower with less demand, l'ork without change.
:Is 61 to 58 Se; mutton, 33 6.1 to 6.3 2d ;
veal, 3. tid to Cm ; pork, 34 6.1 to Gs. Total
supply—Beasts, 3,32 u; sheep:and lambs, 15,480;
calves, 125 ; pigs, 100, of which foreign beasts,
7(10; sheep and lambs, 210; calves, 170;
pigs, 25.

PROVISIONS. THIS Day.

Butter: Stock of Irish very small and prices
firmat 1124 to 150 s, Supplies of French butter
are soon expected, the prohibition to the export
haviug been removed. Frieslaud 1404 to Isos.
Bacon, all weights, two to three shillings lower
=week. Supply of Irish very light. lianas
dull, the demand for Franco havin., subsided.
Cheese quiet, but steady. Pea, pickled
middles, lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

-1;1 uit TII E fT CU.
FRPUD'd BEMP:I)Y, without the least .mtit, 111
reltill CUM 10 Ai• w dap'. 111.11 i,ui.iii of tti.
montols might he given ; ouo /Application *lii. Ilegreimr,
prove the above se.rilt. no. Sold in boles Ii lit
each. Fotuily ;whet., coutsinii.g 10 i',OIVP. sent car-
riage tiro to Cam steam threw:bout tte kingdom on
reovipt of 1.04 Order for Ilk fol. Pi. wed only
b/ A. J. EVAmo, (Jingoist Cum aver to Mr. Frond),
Dorchester.

LIH.Azi SHORTN ESS
IIItEATII.
These invaluable Pills (which do
cot purge, nor sot on the bowels
at slq ail urd instantaneous re.
It and i ffectusl cure to most
of the diet rasing s septum. in•
ctlntol to any affection of the
lino. Many important and
Testimonial. of their
sureii.iusg elflossy aocenlintlq
each box,vitti which full direc-
tions are enclosed. Sold in
boxes, 714., la. lid.. sad 2s. 91.
each.

YOU COUGHB. on
OF

EVANS' El

PECTORAL

COUG K

EVANS'S

For Arilima, Bronchitis, Hoarse.
am, Shurinesa of Breath, Dry
soft end au motile nteditinn
Sore Throat, ke. A
i 111.114 tflitient and agreeable
I, rued!, Idlly relieving the
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hold in boier,7o.,and Is. lit,
each.

PECTORAL

COUGII

LOZ ENO FA.

IRRN TEETHING, &A.
( A safe and effi-eteal iemedy for
I Wind, Gripings in the Bowels,
1 Restlessness at N.ght, &c. Re.
moves instsntly tee above die.
orders to which infancy is halide
during teething, giving oomfort
and repose to the child, and
peace and gladness to the parent.
I Sold in bottles 70., Li. 1 0.,
I and 2-. 91 each.
__-

-
IM, LUMBAGO, SPRAINS,
WISES, Ac.
The most efficacious remedy for
Rheumatism. Lumbuo, Pains
in the Limbs, Numbneas.
Sciatic, Fact-ache, Sprains and
Bring..., Spasms and Cramp,
Stiff Neck, stiffness in Joints,
Fr,sen Limbs, and Chilblains
before they are brok.n. Nu
Einbrociation ever offered to the
public has been found more
effectual in alleviating the acute
pains of the above diaordera, as
It gives ease after the first appli-
cation. Sold in bottles Is. lid.
L and 2s. 3d. snob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

Shecp a 51.11,4111.1
Cai V OS. .
Pip ..

'gorier Quality. First Quality.
8ed.... 3s. 04. te 4s. 101 .... Se. Od. to ha 104.
Mutton 3s. ed. - ss. 64. he. 2.1. - Ce.
Vial-. 3s. fkl. - to. 44. .... sa. (hi. - 6.. 6L
Pork.... 3s. 6d. - Lle. Od. ss. 14. - 6.. Ud.
Al per stone of SIL-, ...Ming the °NAL
23rd-Much shorter 'lmply 01 beef than for many
weeks, but 151.1te OntiCielit to 111ett the requirements Of re-
. 11114.11. the trade Israirg handl:ably quiet. Price., however,
More a trifle firmer than .4 weck, sill hest a1.....110.01.4
commanded from 7.14 to 7114 per cwt., while inferior samples
could be had at 11,11163 s to 6.1. per cwt. The supply of diem.
was large, and tar in czars. .4 the demand. There 1.4 an
inquiry for beat settlers at hid, and In aume ease. (by weight)
at WI per lb., but ewes and interior ratil,des changed hasit. at
71.1 and 3d per lb. There was scarcely aO3 thing doing in
store cattle, and the Irish descriptions are too dear to be for.
warded here. (II milli cows se had • fair supply, with per.
hares • slight improvement in prices, which ranged from £l4
to £lO, but in one or two eaceptionel instances more money
Oat obtained. We received about 1,500 pigs from Ireland,
and them was '• good demand fur choice descriptions, good
markers commanding to. riu per carte, but bacon pigs sold at
Ifs fld to 100 per score.
23rd.-440 fat bouts, 6,700 sheep, 1,020 pigs,
and about 100 store cattle. Beef realised last week's prices,
but mutton was rather lower. First quality of beef, Os to
9s 11.1 per stone of 14Ib ; second, botch. ; first quality of
mutton, kid to 90 per lb.; cam, 7id to od ; fat pigs, 7. to
is ed per !done of 141 b. Small store pigs were ratio... Letter to
sell than of late. Store cattle were in slow demand.
SOCTIIA3I.IO!.. 2415.-Sheep, 834 ; beasts, 46 ; pigs, 30;
calves, 9 ; homes, 1. There was a good supply of stock,
excepting prime wethere which were mart... Price* were firm
at last week's quotations, although sellers were pushing their
stock.
Doecnistax, 25th.-At the fortnightly calm to-day held at
Dorchester there am a good supply of stock, and a general
clearance was effected. Heifers and calves ranged from £l2
to £l7, and fat bulls (rain 3.10 to £7.1, the best hoer averaging
13.04 per score. Down winlicrs and ewes futehed from 04s
to els per head, mutton averaging bid per IL. Fat lambs, V. 31
per bead.
TM:ST.IS, -The monthly cattle market was well at-
tended, and a large number M beasts changed hands, the
prospect of gram food being more cheering than of late. In
the sheep market mks progressed slowly, but without change
In prices. Quotations r-ffea deers, £lB to £l2l lOs ; fat
heifers, £lO to £27 lOs each; rasing steers, £lB to £3ll per
pair grazing heifers, gll to gls 10.; cove and calves, 412
£lo;is fat wethero, 41. 1.. Ku tkl ; fat ewes, Cds t.. 133.;
grazing Anthers arid ewe., 255 to 37.. Air:rage pa ire of beet
per Wore, 13s to I.ss ; average price of WOWoo per 1.., 71d to
"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

Martoloom beat Majesty.
Youug Blunder beat (iamblor.
Young Blunder heat Maybloom, and won.

Tilt WARIILI.htAk

Mr. Sals.sy's rd. Red Star Iseat Mr. T. Bennetres 'ventilation
r. d. Itockinzton,
Mr. 11. Mor sant' be, b. Mimic beat Mr. Thrasher's bk. sr. b.
Terror.
Mr. Spicer's nomination r. w.b. Red Rose heat llr.Thompson's
r. d. Lothair.
Mr. 1111 l nomination bk. w. 4 Birliac boat Mr. J. T.
Einur's nomination bk. d. Softener.
Mimic beat lied Star. I Reid Rom beat !bile'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

MARRIAGES.

....
February 7. at the parish church. Winterborne
Abbas, by license, by the Rev. M. S. Green, Mr. 0.-
H. Templeman to Miss S. E. Major, eldest daughter of
Mr. Edward Tolman Major, of Winterborne Abbas':
Februr-y 11, at St. Maii's Church, Weymouth, by
the Rev. T. A. Falkuer. Mr. James Browne. school-
master, Cori„.ave, Nottinghamshire' to Miss Sophia
Tardif, daughter of Mr. Niehales Tardif, of Guernsey.
February 11, by licsnce, at St. Pet2r and Paul's
church, Cattiatock, by the Rev. G. Pilgrim Toppin,
Thomas Walter, R.1LL.1., of Dunstable, Bedfordshire,
to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of Mr. John Swathe'
ridge, Cattiltoca.
February 16, at the Priory Church, Christchurch,
by the Rev. Ferdinsul S. John. *misted by the Nev.
Z. Nash, Leopold James Fork, Campbell, eon of the
Hon. P. C. goarlett, and Captain in the Royal Welsh
Fusiliers. the adopted daughter of Sir Percy and Lily
Shelley.
February 16, at St. JMl2oll's Church, Piocalilly, by
the Rev. George Ssignehiy Cothi ILA.. Joh&
Lloyd E :gluten, gab late of the 3rd (Prince of Wales's)
Dragoon Gur-ds, to Sarah Charlotte Elizabeth,
16, at Askerspwaerlial,hbyehtuhtea:
youngest daughter of John S. W. S. Erle-Dmi, Esq.,
M.P., of Olanteigh Towers, Kent, and of the late Jane
Frances Erle-Draz, his wife. of Charborough Part,
G young, Hag., Isle of
mWri.givht,i,
Dorset, and Ellarten Abbey, Yoikshire.
February
7iunta:ttAntoasSlistoll
secondby
yyobl'tent ibbgierree. February
Rev.:ynyvg.daughter h111:4.
Hraßatot.t) St.bo
tet lEerb.
jer4lllC.:ljßai a a or loahr;el
IY.Bighaultri4:°:.baro'Ff ahba erYf
.11JamesMilton64L
A of Milborne Port, Barnard, to Ann Bartlett.
thnirddres7;rii:nit daughter of Mr. Charles Beale. ship
owner, of Weymouth,
Feb. nary 20, at the pariah church, Cattistock, by the
Rey. Keith H. Beruee,llir, Thomas Shone, of Maids*
Reston, to Mrs, A. Cleats, of Cattistock.

DBATEIS
Fetus& y 9, at Funchal Maniere 94 Jobe Ooventry,
Eaki, J.F,. of the Coes kali., Witsberne,
aged 43 years.
February H, at Horsham Sussex, Mrs: Elizabeth
motluir of M J. liebe'rtion, draper, Welmo"th
aged 66.
formerlyh
brua
of ry
the
waretlio
,at Hose,scudßrighton,it4 o
Wr
wei. Dlliarteutt
to
his 81th yet..
Feb., jl7, in I. indon, at bit rcsidence, Bayswater.
from caugestion of the lunge, M. John Beim's;
immerly of Bridpert.
Febtas y 23, at Du:net a.strest, Annie, the W4Ol
and L slowed &lighter of Joseph Lockett, tailor,..of ho't
ci;esue,tage 1 13:
Feb..r ey 23, at Portwhain, from water on the brio,
finales& brewer and baker, sod 90 years.
Fab us y 24, at B's idford, Mr. Charles Hilly.:.
woolitapler, in his 54th ye9'. Deeply regretted by 6
large sprigs of friends.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28

WAREHAM.

ParserrATloN TO HER HAJESTT.—At the (learn's
Drswing.rocen, la.t Thursday, the Counteis of Eldon
was presented to Her Majesty by Ltdy Augusta
Fremantle.

SUMMON6D FOR BWSARING•

Two men, named Collins and Orebard, labourers, ap-
peared before the Borough Justices at the Townhall,
on Saturday last, on • summons obtained by the police
under the At. 10 Geo. 2, cap. 21, for profanely mining
and s wearing in the public street. Both pleaded guilty,
The Mayor read the clause in Act of Parliament, which
imposes a fine of ls. upen conviction for such offence
in the rase of • labourer, 2. in the case of every other
person other than • gentleman, and So. in the case of a
gentlemen. The penalty being doubled and trebled in
the case of every second and third conviction; and
stated thst the msgistrates were determined to put •
stop to this offence. which the politer were bound,
under the Act, to take cognizance of when it came
under their notico, but, as it was the first time a case
of the sort had been brought forward, and the Olen-
dantslisd not before been complained against, they
would this time be discharged, with this caution.