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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

%T.ROL MARKETS.

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linitOron, Friday.— Markets nary in tone from day to day, as
pence or war seem. In the ascen•lant, hut in either ease a • fox
tile eh •nge ii in tone al the actual column of business being
very Ihnitod. ll•dders generally are finu.
BoAoronu. Thunder. -A re hopeful feeling pervesles the
wool market this morning, awl there is reiher more inuuiry,
with. disposition On the part of many ideplei. to mil>, at
late rates. There ha., cotessocutly, been a fair business done,
chiefly la lustre wool., both hog end wether, at Late quotation..
and notwithstanding holders are ninscluus that, owing to the
firmer rates in the r ry. they cannot replace with any
proluiiiiity of realizing a profit. Where late rates are yielded
loninese may he door.

Mir MARKET.

!Wanton, Friday.—The fresh arrivals of the new crop have
further strengthened the belief that the yield In one of She
..t Its... Ural& secure I for many 3 ears. The quail 'y of both
the :Wares and Kent flops la mind, and the return in most
prolific. As thi re ai pears to lie reason to hope for an early
switateilosi hmtilitlm maltders are curtailing their epera-
tiom until ther can learn whether the foreign trade is likely to
be yet rewmed. Mid and Emit Kent, £7 to 212 ; Weald of
Kent+, to tti ; Theex, A. 12s to .00 10s; Yearlings, £1 La
to £3 :la per cwt.

BITTER MARKET.
Darius, Thursday.- The followlim sere the current prices
at this market toelsy butter, per lb., Is dkil to Is Sid
ahoy ditto, Lid to la

HAY AND STRAW.

Thureday.
The following were the quotations :
Per 1001 of AI trove... 1 Per load of 34 tritioea
Hay. ..1.4.5 16 oto s 6 le 01 Clover £6 10 oto ET 10 0
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Blziw . £1 bOtoiO 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

TOLLER FRATRUIL

HARVEST THANKSOIVINCL—SSISSRI aerwices.in acknow-
ledgment n fib., late bountiful harre-t, were held in
the parish church. of Toiler Fratum and Wenford
Escle, on Sunday. The Rev. Theophilus Rennet', in
the c .ur,m of ha sermons. alludes' to this as the cricked
bay and corn harvests within his recollection. Ile also
pointed out Mow thankful we 'tritons should he that we
had no cruel war in onr n,jlt; and referred to the
appropriateness of the 21st Psalm (being one of those
for the day), to the King sl Prussia, who, like I).vid
from first to last, put his trust in the Lord of 110.ta.
C.,Pecrions were made fore local object, amounting
to El (ii.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

CHARMINSTRIL

MRS. DAVIS'S RcriOOLs.—On Thuraday,the lst moat,
the children attending thnae schools w..re entertained in
a icindly manner. Roth day and salibith scholars were
invited to attend, and the number of 60, partook of tea,
with plum cake, bread and butter, ke. Afterwards
they heartily enj ,ved themselves in various juvenile
putimos. At ball-east five tea was laid for the friendu
pre,ent, and about 40 ant down. A public meeting was
afterwards held. uncicr the presidency of Mr. Milk of
Dorcl•ester. Addreases were delivered by Mr. Bartlett,
of Winterhorne, and Mr. Davis. Amonc4 those
merubors of other demoni.itionspre•ent, were, Mr. G. J.
Wightman, and Mr. J. Barge, of Dorchester. dm After
the tn eting a collection was made, when the con-
tributions were of a gratifying nature in aid of the
schools.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

CHAP JA it/two
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Entire WheatVlotr
Highly recommended by the faculty as the most nutritious and easily
digested food for infants, children, and invalids. Its richness in phosphates
makes it invaluable during teething; it is a singularly digestive and nourishing
food for children and is an excellent diet for invalids, being retained in the
stomach when Ariowroot, Corn-flour, and similar articles are rejected.
Fss thr a Lomas,* sad Apii, zsyo.
We hope it will take the place of the pasty starchy conspemads aow in use, both in the Case of Madmen!'
Iduka From Professor .47711ELD, Prifasor of Practical Chemistry to dr PAamarestical
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Its richness in gluten or 6mb4orming nutedal and earthy phosphates. or bone and teeth-forming mketrace,
thaw,, to be • way valuable feed, especially for 'children. It is • serior Arr
sad asaes gams of sta.* which corimbista boa little to the formation bons blyup
or suncle.to owrcot, Cando*
Retail of Family Grocers and Druggists, Ike., to d 6d., & peastaollt so. Time
Wholesale of the Bole Proprietor,.
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Rice._ Starch. wawa, 111;
N.B.—This Starch, the Strongest and Purest made, may be used with Cold
Water, and retains its stiffness in the Dampest Weather.

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The CUAIIIMAP remar. had that the meeting was held
to consider the requirements of the Surveyor G•tscral
of Prisons in respect to the altentions in certain cells
of the county prison.
The CLIME OP VIZ Puce read the following cor-
respondence : _ _ _ _

Clerk of the Peace Office,
Sherbnrne, 111th August, IVO.
lii reply to your letter of the 20th June last. enclosing
copies of reports of the Surveyor-lb:wow' and Inspector of
Prisons, retunung the amended plans of proposed alterations
in our county pf10.../1, raid b questing that the Court of quarter
See/dons ehouid reconsider the play,. with reference to the
~Inttstloll.lcontaitiesl In the reports in question, and that Mr.
BrUCC might he favoured with any observations that might bat
deairt, to be offered thereon, I beg to say that the plate, have
been duly considered and the same have been revised as far as
possible In conformity with the reports.
Our count) surveyor, in so:minting the reeked plans, fir
euclosed corridors to those cells which are now approached by
open I.lcoltit ohnenvi,
I. That the corridors opts,sitc the cells have been widened no
much as the) court illehtly Lan be, without interfering with
light and air from the other parts .1 the prison.
2. That the, sells In question cannot possibly be en:arged,thst
they are only used no MIK Mild that they arc larger
thY 'IYYPiNr eel s at Portland Cons let Pri- ~, objet, con-
lulu us cubi..k.e only, 1111c1Vn those at Durvhester contain
6.3 fret.

& That • more active ventilation of the cells Is provided for.
4. That the warming and lighting from the ~orridon will
.utticient for cells owed as sitmg in cell. only.
The revived titans are herewith sent, and as it Is devirablz
that the alterations should be finished I,fore the winter, It is
holv4l the plano may be returned amorist as soon as
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

oneKERTLL.

ITARYFAT TIIANIE,GITINCL—Tharsday. September lat,
I was oha reed iu this vlllage as • day of Thanksgiving
Pm the Mothering of the harvest. Service was held in
the church which had been ttstefully deortated for the
nectsion. At 3 p.m. the Rem F. Fither. C. If. Gos.et,
Gor.on, V. F. Ransom., anti L. C. Rico w•Pro
pr .ent awl after a tenon enter:hod from It vel..tions
xie chap. 16 verse on behalf of the Society for the Fro-
th of the Gospel, C.llPetiOn W..115%40 1111,Onnting
to 1..•2 2.1. The church was crowdr.Land the Oa&
incresiowl by helpers from other pArtshrs IMIC very fairly,
e. naiilering how recently Vt.,/ Ivry.. been place.l under
tr•itling. At 5 1,.M. nearly 140 labourers were I nt,r-
tainell at hot dinner on the low., of the rninetl recto,'
mostly at the expense of their master... Nearly SO
vittitort and inhabitants afterwards partook of tea and
games kn. were kept up until dark.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

TOTAL LOSS OF H.M.S.
CAPTAIN,
AND ALL HANDS.

Countq Express.

TUESDAY. 11EPTEMBFR 13. 1870.

norsctsbire.

Tar FOOT-AWD-MOVTH Diararm—The Clerk of the
Peace reported to the local ceininuttee on3aturday
that there are sixteen places now infected with foot-
and-mouth disease in this division. the pariah-s being
Wyke, Osinington, Buckland Ripera, and blelbury
Osmond, and the animals lumbering between 3C,0 ml
400 cows and pigs. The se,eral places were declared
infected. Three fern's were also reported free from
the disease, vis.,Lewell farrn.Woodsfurd ; Mr. Homers.
Tolpuildle; and /dr. Gen,es. Waterson.
CuMIIITTID TUX poltaliT COUXIT
Sessions : William Ulu, stealing iron at Weymouth ;
Emily Wrjx,n, stealing pawn tickets at Bridpoit.—
!lard Lolsoar : George Hommel!, poaching at Abbots.
bury, four oalandar months ; Robert Gapp.r,
ate•Ung ginger heir WIG.; at Lyme Regis, 3 cakuidar
months.- imprisonment : Elniund Ricketta, bastardy
at Milord Buspeine,3 months; Amelia Curti., breach
of the peace at Lyme Rigi; 3 month. ; James
Matthews, leaving service at Dorcheatei, 1 month ;
Letit, Holier, breach of the peace at Lime Be4i.,
month; kisrgaret Muohey, and I.ml:y Mooney, vagrancy
at Wryntoutii, 14 days; Frederick Lee, vagrancy at
Bridyurt, 14 days ; John William; vagrancy at Wei-
mouth. 14 days; William Pitman, assault at Wey-
mouth 14 days; Robert Wells, drunk, its., at Dor-
chester, 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

cArri.E MARKETS.

THCIUIDAT.—Brian;i; Market not an largely supplied with
fat beasts as last week, but there was more than sufficient for
the demand, newt breeds moving ofl sers slowly at a decoloi
reduction lai priers. Best descriptions sold at from l'Ota ti 72aa,
tbe lath:rill:tire being sem difficult to obtain ; while inferior
sorts were hardly tot:cable at from &It to (Ms per cwt., and a
further reduction may be looked for. The supply if sheep was
very large, and there being no London and ale., few country
buyers, the trade MN remarkably dulL ilest wethers sold at
from ild to tad, and ewes at Id per lb. Lambs changed hands
at from ed to lial tar lb. We had akw store cattle, which sold
St high pities, but trade cannot he said to have opened up yet,
althottzh the late mans have Milano cal mattem, anti grass Is
get thig mini plentiful. Ililch cows .01.1 rather bettev, at from
l:11 to A:tn. We received upward. of I:700 pigs from Ireland,
anti although they were all sold, a reduction had to be sub-
mitted to, bacon pigs selling at from Ils to Ils 3d, and porkers
at lie Cal per stare.
iletworouran, Thursday.—A large number of beasts are to
Amid. There is a demand for choice beef, anal but little on
offer. For this description an advance on Monda3's rate Is
obtained. All other kinds, numbering a lar,re quantity of
punitively Inferior animal., are sad tat a further reduction, and
will nit broil. The trade for all these Is ,haw, heavy, and
draleting. There in no variation front Monday's kunst In the
primc of mutton, but there ills more cheerio! tradtt The veal
trade annyans alaut the MUM, Mal a fair amount of business is
doing. l'ork ie without alteration.

TOTAL fiVITLY. TOLIZON errri.T.
1.760 000
1411,1) and Lambs .. 10,0:4 6,260
417
Pig* 150
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Inferior Quality. VIM Quality.
Reef . 3. 1.41. to 44. 4.1. ... MI. to 3. M.
bluitosi 4s. al. 4.. 04 . 2a. tat
34. UI. 4.. 1.4 L . 44. bd. ILL
34. 04. 44. 0.1. .... 4a. 24. b.. 01.

At per stone of ON, sinking the efts!.
W : There sere 700 fat cattle. 4,400 sheep and lamb.,
7:in pigs, ..ml asin SI supply of store cattle at tuarket to-day.
Prim. • f both beef and Minton were higher then last seek.
First quality • I beef, 9. to 9. lid per stone of 141 b ; second, gs
tri 84 ; issit mutton, &Ito Mid per U.; inknor, 1.1; lank
fl to Sid fst Cato 8,4 per Mon* of 11th. Store pit. •
Were in poor nerilarel, anti the prim; of sawn annuals Were
rather lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

POOLE.

LICENSING MtISTING —On Wednewlsy there were 16
anpheatuone for new spirit licenses ; the magistraten
grunte.l one only—to Mr. J. Adey, of "The Vine;"
and one new b..erh..nae linen,, was allowed. All the
old licenses were renewed, excepting lion awl Crowe,
Parkstone.

I ATTEMPTED SUICIDE DT Tlantrxrinct.-00 Fliday
morning at nine o'clock a sboeitisker of the name of
King wiz walking along the Seldown shore near Miss
Adev's mansi-n, who he ob.erved a bundle in the
wstsrodiout 12 yds. from the shore. Upon approaching
'rarer to the spot he found it was a woman lying insen-
sible in tli. water; lw at ones went in and brought her
to trrro Pima., and loft her in chimp, of a Isboorer,
whilst 11•• (tie. King) eht for pole.. The wamen,
who wan recognis,l so Widow Fry, of Salisbury-street,
was immediately taken to the Union Workhouse where
she was attended by Mr. Tuitu-r. M.R ' .C.S. of Poole,
and by his exertions the woman was restored. In one
of the pockets was found a biro stone.
Tim Stec AND W4.UNDED IN THE WAIL —ln the
words of Lord S. C. °Aherne, the town of Poole has
aide I nobly on behalf of the sick and wounded in the
fearful war now raging on the continent. No less than
Rix large barrels and che.is have been filled with thief"
imitable fur the poor wounilvd warriors and sent from
the town, and other articles ate being made ready. On
Sunilsy sermons were preached on behalf of the fund
now being raised for alleviating the sufferings of the
awl and wounded at St. JAW-. church, in the morning
the Rev. Lora Sidney G. °shrine preached; he made a
powerful appeal to his hi-an is, cud exhoved them to
compare English homes with the hoines of these in
Pr itssia and France, where the lat.band. brother or ,on
had Iv en killet in the bittles that have been fonzbt,
and besought all to =sloth:011,1w it would hove &treated
ourselves bad this island been the scone of the fearful
tragedy that had taken place. The rev, gentleman
made an earnest appeal for ail towards znitigatng the
sufferings of those poor fellows who have fdlin while
iighting for their ouuntry. In the evening the Rev. .1.
A. Lawson preached on behalf ot tt e same cause. The
uiorniug collection amounted to 1:14 It 70, au.' u,a
°veining collection to tt itia, making a total of
L2l tOs 70. be/mom were also preached dariwg the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

The Parisians have set about the
clearing of houses in what is ganef, i;„. h.
tary zone, ie., a space of a certain
side the whole circuit of the fortit,
General Trochu issued on Monday
°Met warnin,, the inhabitants of diesel,. ,
to clear out from them. If anything
done it must be done quickly. The Pr. .
announce that seven ~rts d'arme •
posted at ten leagues' distance fro") P.,C •
the 14th September. The last se‘en
have collected a force of rnen for the
of Paris, which looked at ;terse •
able; but when taken in relation
whelming host and magnificent
equipment of the Prussian army 1.
sadly unequal to its purpose. The r, .
scarcely fail before another seven
passed to be analagous to the capal..
Sedan.
AMERICA CONGRATC (ATI NG }IA xc
September
The Of/47W yourturi, of to-day.
a letter from Mr. Washburn, the
States Minister, declaring that he has re.
the mission of recognising the Fr..-!• :
Government, and of tmirwnitting the (
tulation of the people of the United St a.
He says that they have heard with cmli
the proclamation of the Republic, wit', .;
been established without one dr0:..,1
being shed, and they join with
sympathy that movement which they i
Might to be fruitful in hrpy results 1:. 0-
' French people. and humanity in •
The letter recalls the traditional frien.!,.. -
which has always existed between
the United States, and concludes by •
tulating the French people on the choir • 1..
have made of M. Jules Favre as MM:s:a
Foreign Affairs.
THE EMPRESS AT HASTING 4.
Her Majesty the Empress Eugenie arrhei
at Hastings by train on Thursday night. :
proceeded directly to the Marine 11..t:1
join the Prince Imperial. She desire.! 1•7 .
time at least to enjoy the utmost priszcy :
the proprietor of the hotel kept the se,
her arrival until Satiinlay morning. I! .7
arrival by ordinary train is remembered ;:t
station. but " the lady in black" passed -.-
recognised, and Madame de Breton anti
de Lesseps, both of whom acconyani...l h.,.
were unknown. The Empress has not kf..
the hotel since she arrived, and although
well as could be expected after the fat
and excessive worry—or rather anguish—.!
the last few days, she has been oldiged
have medical assistance. 1)r. Itlakist,.,n.
St. I.eonard's, is in attendance upon her. (
Friday she was visited by the DM . • !
IMchess dc Mouchy, hy Princess Nlurat.l...•:
Canrobert, and the Marquis de
It may be added that both the Empress .:.!
the Prince Imperial are in the enjorm:n: 0i
that perfect privacy which they desire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

DREADFUL OCCURRENCE AT mum

The village of Loden, a place a few mile. fru:
Bridport, has been shocked by a very deplerahle
dreadful affair that occurred there on Tuesday J.
noon. A couple of little boys—George Brows. ~id,
and Artlinr Sprits., aged 9—were sent out vitp
cows for the purpose of taking them to feed. L,
animals bad ropes attached to them with whh
were led by the lads. On the road it would er,_
although from the feat of no person having itittes•ei
the occutrenee it can only be coej-ctured—iindis
Symes began to pick the nuts growing in the heip,.
row,. The better to secure the animals, they red ta
ropes attactied to them round their waist,. llie cc
from some cause or another, became Irightecd,
ran away with the boys. A gang of plive•layei.,
log on their trolly down the line a short tan,
wards, saw the cows in the road smehing at sts;
appeAred to be a human being. They imuiedistely :4
to the .pot, and saw the bodies of the pour little leh
lying in the road. still tied to the cows. The arat.s.i
again started off, and ran a omaiderabl- diataist.,
dragging the lads with them. They wire nitwits,
stopped, and it was then found that botii of the hit
were dead. Brown was completely scalped, and Syme:i
head was frightfully itsjured. Brossn'e lather is a ed.
penter, and a small shopkeeper, and that of Sim,
labJurer.

WEST DORSET AN!) BEAMINSTER ltiCtS.
This meeting on Wednesday last was quite a
The sport wss capita'; the ooly falling off bein‘in:Le
number of spectator..
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TueßE.till.!-leTtit STAKES HANDICAP of 5 sows. rid,
2 ft. to funds, with 40 added. Ono
Mr. G. Clement'. Maggie ( .ytahan.l I
Mr. P. Collings' Lady Faxon (P. PoMins. jt:
Mr. Brooker. De la Motto Psyt,,
There w. roll entries, and six started 11,,a, ay a
head, a length eeparating 2 and 3.
Tug WENT DORSET OPEN HURDLE ItACE ItANt!,..?
of 3NM I. each 2 it. to funds— with 30 sure.
Two miles ower six•flights of htudles.
Mr. W. Fletcher's Rho (J. Goodwin) I
Mr. G. Mailer's Esilus (Owtol) •.!
Mr. J. Csrd's Una (H.
(tut of eight entries, seven came to the pal.. he..
won by •bead • ..t:olus hotly contested the rape throt..:E.
out, heating Un. by • abort bead. About a length
separated the reit.
Tar Solguarr PLATE 01 25 son. Throe quarters of a

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mile.
Mr. T. Staple's The Sheens (J. Jaynt) 1
Mr. e. Radelyffe's Malaria (StrialaLd) 2
Mr. W. Genge's Hatniony. (J. .A1111.robp) 1
The Sheens led and won by two lengths. Hall a
length between 2nd and 3rd. 17 entities.
THE HUNTERS' PLATE De 10 guineas, for hunPri
where owners remde in the County of Dorset.
mile. over sic flights of hurdles. 5 subs.
Mr. E. Miller's Cohn
Kr. J. Wool=l2ooo'4 Minatur, late Stio4 (L
Sherrioi)
Loins won easy; Merry Maid and Charlie bolted
TICE MA/11011 Snug; 01 20 soy& About fire itUloniE
14 subs.
Mr. W. Gene's Harmon) 1
Mr. C. Rupert', Veda •
Mr. T. Staple's The Sheens
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Eight ste:rt- -Harmony went away from the tut
anyhow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

DORCH ESTER.

FAILS ANT MARKETS. —At the adinurned Quarter
Sessions, on Saturday, it misstated • tette r had been Pent
from Veterinary department of the Privy Con ncil,
lug to close merkete end fain in this county on account
of the foot•and.mouth diaeave. The complaint is now
very prevalent in oil part. of Dorvet. On Friday it
Na. n port. d that there bed been 20 fresh outbreaks of
the disease in the Cerne
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

RIFLE MATCH BETWEEN THE SERGEANTS
AND CORPORALS OF THE BATTALWN

D.K. V.

Immediately. after them atth at Poole Junction,
he!vseen the ollkers and in rgeanta of the halation
about ti fortnight ago, the r,rporals challenged the
then victorioua sereeants. the match cane off on
Tuoaslay Let. at Poole Junction, on the ring, of the
4'h corps. Nine of the ter:cants put in an appearance,
ut seven of the corporate ; but in order to arrive at a
fair s,time.te of the shooting, it hail been *timed before
band, that an average about I be taken of the points
madeb thoge fewer in numbers, and ad led for every
roan absent. According to this rsckoning, the
corporals were victorion• by iris irint.. 'inbjoined is
the score :—Sergsants:—Col.Sergeant Farmer. 4th, 415;
Sergeant nreen, 411, 39; Sergeant Charles, sth, 45 ;
Sergeant Reniden, 2nd. 40; Sergeant Parsons, 12th. ;
Sergeant Bl..nchard, 4th, 43; Sergeant Reiman, 4th,
27 ;Col-Sergi—et Lee, sth, 49; Sergeant Roberts sth,
39; tot•I, 377. Corporals :--Corporal Chick, 3rd, 47;
Corporal Elmira. 2n4, 44; Corporal Ridout, Bth, 36;
Corporal fle.t, 6th, 46; Corporal Gower, 7th, 44 ;
Corporal Beek's, 4th, 53; Corporal Brown, sth, 28;
total, 298; and two abrientees average 85; grand total,
383. It was • very bad day for shooting, the wind
blowing In gnats woes the ......
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

PORTLAND.

RAILWAY EXTIMSION.—The works for the extension
of the Weymouth and Portland Railway will commence
on it.. let of next month.

RICRVITS —01.41. r. have been rveeived at the Wey.
mouth and Poreand In..rseks to make preparations for
the aseomotodation of 300 recruits to join the Royal

THE CAPTAINCY OF TIM ARTILLERY VoLONTIRIUL—
Lhnt. G. E. Eliot has Ewen chosen captain of tte 4th
Domt Artillery, rice Ciptain Barrington Browne,
resigned,

ROBBERY AT PORTLAND.

lOn Tuesday the Clifton Hotel watt entered and //CHOU
property stolen. It appears that a lodge meeting of
MiteHavre was held there un Monday night, and the
family retired to bed shout a quarter to twelve. very
tired. A door which cloaca the main pansage from the
back premisee has in it two large ranee or panels of
ribbed glass. One of theee ( t the lock) w•• beaten
out, ano thence ate robber moil, retched his hand to
the lock, and unfastened the door. Among the things
ntolen were about 81b, of chee.e. two •fmall Inane, of
brew!. piece of mitten, lar,te piece of currant pudding,
all the brandy that could be found, about three-quarters
ad a bottle of wine, and a quantity of tobacco
al d riears ; also a intact mat le longing to the landlord,
▪ overcoat, and two late he'ontin.: to his soon, The
ea-I boa was pulled out; but there being nothing
in it, it we. east radio, and every box and cupboard in
'the lower part of the hon.° WWI rtlllllll.iZ.t, to the
' merlons di.artangement of the accoutre., while a letter
which cannot be of any um to the robber, but the lots
of which is very inconvenient, is mi.ainy. Werke
of a pair of pincers or • small chisel wore also found
outside the co-operative stores, end the ride window
was broken ; but no entry was effected. 8 'toe people
will have it that the burglary was cornmittel by the
Named eneviot, who was an old housebreaker. If no,
he ham laid in provision% to remain in some hiding-plum
till the pursuit becomes oink.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

MENDERS are invited for eupplyinz tla
Ih.rsot County llotiot..l .it fires I, E
Milk, Bawl.. c4teo-, Groceries, Al., Cosh. soi vtc,t
Articles for 4: nr,nths from tip. Dal instant.

The Tenders mu.t be delivered nt de Hospital a
or lwford EDNEIDAY, the 21.1. h instant.
Forme or Tender may he ohtain, d on opplitatiet
the 11. vital 1.. Mr. Joust BROWS. bUtti,kr,
Clerk to t. Comm ttee.
1/4e4 12th September, 1870.

WANTED, by a respectablo youth, age
a SITUATION in a stable, where a
man is kept ; or, as POILTEIt in • ihop. Amiy
"H.D.," Post Offloe, Portishain.—Good ramps* Ci.
be given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

RECISTE RED

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Are warranted not to contain a single particle of
Merrary or any other Alimrrai Subsia.ce; but to
consiA entirely of Medicinal Matters, Perri, reg.
r1.1,,e. Ilene% they are easily digested by the
stomach, taken up by the absorbent vessels and
carried into the blood, and thus the whole system
is brought under their Purifying and Renovating
Influence.

They have long since been used in one of tha
largest County Hospitals in Great Britain, and re-
ceived the commendation of several eminent Phy-
sicians and Burgeons: and have proved their Table
in Thousands of instances In diseases of the Head.
Chest, Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys; and in all Skin
Complaints are one of the hest Medicines known.
. .

Picpared and sold wholesale and retail, In bone
price 7W., ls. lid., and 2s. 9d, each, by G. Wince-
:es & Sox, 8, Crane Court, Fleet Street, London;
and may be had of all Chemists and MecUeine
Vendors. Sent free on reatipt of 8, 14. or Amps.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

WAREHAM.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. —The Wareham
e,nrt jut Wined It 4 half-yearly b.lance sheet.
1.140 Rs. 64. has been mild during the Inuit six months to
Fick niembe•ii. and CZ na Funeral Money. The Court
has nearly eal more in hand than the corresponding
ek of hot regr. _

THZ TOWN HALL AND CORN Eeenanon.—The
Firpt Comoiion.r or the Hoard of Works has, on
behnlf of tic County Court authorities of the Wareham
anti Purbeck Dibtriet, ant a contribution of rds toward,
.r roviding suitable fittings at the n,w Town Hall, wheys
the County Court Juice will bold his sittings, when lit
to be tied for the pnrooser of justice. This beading is
now rapidly approaching completion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

TOLLER DOWN FAIR.

Thle fair was bald ~ii Tbere was a rood attend-
anceof leab re, aid bu.inewl woe fairly brisk. Lamb. railised
ether,, eos to 4.; horned °wee. Co.; Dowu mem. 30% to
354. There acre but few beaWA brourld, and bs. them trade
Ira. dull. S.nue capital cart horse. were mid at prime ranging
from £3O to £4O.

BKIKT(11. WOOL FAIL—OW. September wool fair was held on
Wednesday Ind Thursday last. The inquiry for ski wools was
put icululy free, end although the expectadon of an atrium."
of id per pound held .mt on the first day was not realisod,
prle s were fins, Fleece wools were hardly m ilrns, huts. will
he seen fr sti the folloring quotations they fully maintained
recent rates :—Countr" superior combing skins, 1441 to lfid
per lb; strong skins. 124.1 to 13.1 and In very good dinnand ;
half-bred "tether', 130 to 11.1; Kent actives, lid to 114.1 ;
IN.rn ores, 12.1 to 121.1 . • Down 1.0,130; Soluersee %ethers,
134.1; diamond leg matthiles, 1114 to 10.1; diamond author
Mots:kinky 14d to 14e4 per lb.

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