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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

ANO'TEIER WOMAN DROWNED IN A WELL AT

TARRANT OUNVILLL

About sir months ago it was ouipainfel duty to report
• distressing ease of suicide by • female who put an end
to her exigences by jumping into a well. On Tuesday
night or early on Wednesday soother case of a similar
description occurred in this village. A short time before
the first sad event • pensioner named demos Lucas,
formerly of the Royal 'Marines, and his wife (who was
also in the reee4pt of a small pensioft from the Patriot's
Society), came to reside in Guerilla, and occupied a
oottage close to the rectory. She was an Irudiwomen,
and of • somewhat °saleable disposition. Both on
Monday and Tuesday Lewis and his wife went into
Blimdford, and returned on the latter day In company
with Mr. Herding, the landlord of the Bugle Horn.
After staying • abort time they In company with •
young man of the village left the public house to go
home, but the hesband and him male companion soon
alter retunied,ths former requesting to be eeoommodated
with a bed. The landlady, however, could not sworn-
modate him, and Laces and tbe young man went to
the letter's bonae,and slept together. The neat morning
the wife's body was found floating by her clothes on the
top of the well; and she WU noon alter taken out quite
dead. An inquest was on the Name day held before W.
H. Atkinson, Req., at the Bugle Horn when the follow-
ing evidence was given :—James Luau, husband of the
deceased saki that be was • shoemaker by trade, and a
diasharged pensioner from the Royal Marine'. The
daressed, his wile, was 42 panel age. On the previous
evening at 10 o'clock his wife and himself left
the Bugle Horn in Tarrant Galvin., with Frederick
Stork', alias Morgan said proceeded home to his house.
He and his wife had • few words; he Left ,and went with
Frederick Storks to his home and slept with him. Storks
and witness only stayed at witneee'm house about ten
minutes. Hie (Law) got up on Wednesday morn-
ing at twenty minutia to seven o'clock, and proceeded
boots, found the door open, candlestick and sandhi on
the hrisks outside the house. Not finding his wife at
home, he called "Margaret," and no answer being given
he proceeded up the garden, and found the lid of the
well open. He then looked in, and saw clothes. Did
not give himself time to see if there was any pence
there or sot. He proceeded et ones to the farm, when
he saw William Hargrave, and told him. He replied
that he would see Mr. Wlghtnian, and witness answered
"I'll pressed to the policeman at ones." Had sees
Hargrave about five or six minutes before in the street
going towards the farm, as he was going from Stork's
house on hi. way home. Was not
_present when his
wile was taken out of the well, Waa on good terms
with his will when he weal home. She wu tam
egresahls to him, and therefore he left her. fibs
him of being false to her." Be did not say anything
to her. Had slept away from her on two previous
oossoloao lately. No oat lived with time, sag no ore
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

BLA NDFO RD.

Boaocan FOLIOS, Saturday.—Before the Mayor.—
George Hayter, in the employ of Yr. Watta, fellmonger,
Blendford, was charged on the information of P.C.
Pearionr, with being drank. Ile was fined i.

wairscaugeo.

CO-OrnartOn.—The tenth quarterly report of the
Pioneer Industrial Co-operative Society has jut been
Issued, and Ls highly satistactory. The balance on the
profit and lose amount on the quarter, after deducting
for depreciation and special allowances, is £4B 3s. 31/1.,
disposed of as follows :—Payment of interest to share.
holders, £1 15s. 3.; reserve fund the previous quarter,
£27 81. 3ic1.,• additional this quarter, £4 14s. 11d.;
dividend on £173 10a, memben' purchases at ls. 71.
la the £,gl3 14.. 84d.; balance carried to neat quartor
10s. 10. The committee congratulate the shareholders
on the continued prosperous condition of the moiety,
and ere as a mad of it that during the last year the
sum of £1093 Is. 60., bas been received in cash by the
storekeeper, i£loll 17s; Ild. pail for goods,
£4B 13s. ON. distributed to shareholders in dividends,
and £l3 18s. 6.1. paid as interest on share capital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

WIMBORNE.

EL/CTION 01 Criac TO TEI GUARDILIIIL —There
wee a full meeting of both elected and cr-officio
guardians en Friday last, when a sueosesor was sleeted
to Mr. J. Jenny. guardians' clerk, who has resigned.
no candidates were Mr. F. Tanner, solicitor, and Mr.
W. Pitt, and the former gentleman was eleetedby a
majority°. one, the °timbers toting being 18 and 17.

BATITOII.—At the meeting of the
Board of Guardians, last Friday, the Board, headed by
the High Sheriff of the county, Who, aachairman, signed
a testimonial to Superintendent Boynton, on his retire-
ment from the polioe force from in health, testifying to
his long monism, and of his having discharged Ins duty
to the entire setisfastion of the ntepeyers of the union
and of the public.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

LOCAL BOARD MEBTIKO.

Monday—Present : Mr. B. &riven, cheirman, Masers.
ft. Lane, H. Collins, H. &riven, S. Pearce, W. Combo's,
T. Gibbs, J. C. Lana, J. Hodder, C. Hinde, and A.
&riven, with H. N. Howard, Fag., clerk.
A short diacussion ensued on the minutes of the list
meeting, Mr. A. Scam= complaining that proper notice
was not given of its being called, Lad in consequence
only few attended. He proposed that the minutes be
not oonlirmed.

Mi. HINDI moved that they be confirmaL If they
were going to make every meeting invalid because they
°mild not carry out their own views, they had better
" knock them up altogether"—(bear, bear).
Mr. 11. CULLUM amended ; but Mr. A. Seriven'a
motion met no meander, and 41. miambee war.
confirmed.

ROISI BUIL
The following tendon had boon received:

per dep.

- a. d:
Ambrose Pearce, bone and oart, man or boy 5 0
W ahem White, „ „ and man, 5 3
„ o „ „ boy, 4 0
John Ward, EP „ „ man, 5 3

.. ..
.. ~ „ boy, 48
Henry Hodder, „ „ „ , men 6 0
additional true horse 4 0
Robert H. Hind., hone, cart and aim, 6 0
boy, 56
It wee asserted that • boy was no good aa • man for
the work, and the Board employed some time in •
lively manner by &discussion on their respective merit'.
At last, Mr. C. HMI, considering Mr. Ambrose
Pearce's tender the lowest, moved its acceptance, and
Mr. R. LAP° seconded.

Mr. COLLINS raid that Mr. Pearce was their last con-
tractor, and the only fault they had to find with him
wee that better horses were wanted.

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Mr. llonDmi did not know how they could expect
good work done for that money. 7s. GaL per day was
the prim, and 16 miles a day was allowed for a horse
to do sod do it well, so if they only paid 55., they ought
only to expect about 14 miles.
Mr. Pearee's tender was accepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1869.

CARSINT•L'S PURR TEAS. Reduced in
Price.

NOW READY.

KEATING'S COUGH LOUNGES relieve
the dilikedly at breathing in itfirraltit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

E
MAN HIS OWN PRINTER.-
-1-11 FISHER'S MODEL PRINTING PRIMES.
Sent complete for 50s. W. FISHER, Printer, Blida
Illustrate., testimonial Mem ant on receipt of damp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

ONE MILLION COPIES.

anZ COMMITTEE of the BRITISH and
OREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY have determined
be print OD. Million separate Gospels (Vslere's
Terion) for immediate eirealstion in Spain. Tbo
present opportunity is orient Tbe above pion will be
carried out in large suooossive Editions, as facilities for
circulation ars &tellable, and tho minima@ fends
girosrisleg.
Early
.0
asgarstemt.
C. J ACKSON
& & Socreterlos.
Blaakbiara, January 5, 1869.

tor this important object am

APUBLIC MEETING of the above Society,
will he held la the Tows-eau., Macadam*, on
7UIII3DAY. JAN. 12, anameaciag at 17.30 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The last Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Ashley
Wood; idaturday, Fastbury l'ark Wall—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds —Wtdnevlay, ;
Friday, Look; Saturday, Wyniard's Gao—st 11.
The Blackmoot Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (Hilt day)
Five Bridge.; Thursday, Charlton ilorethorne ;
Friday, Yilehead Neville—at 11.
Radelyife's Hounds—Wednesday, Arne, Purbeck ;
Friday, Buekland Knoll—at 11.

BIRTHS.

.Ignuary 2, at South-street, 13ridport, the wife of W
7. Whetham. Ent., of a ion.
January 2, at Bournemouth, the wife of Mr. &Mlle
&o oil, of a daughter.
_ .

Jentuu7 I, et Camutworth, lifelplaish, the wife of
31 r. W. 11. Tolley, of II Sun, prematurely.

MAARIAG Eli.

December ?2, at St. Pancras Church, London, Mr. G.
H. Hassse. to Mary, third daughter of the Iste Mr.
John Brett, of Winterborzse King,ton.
December 31, at Christ Church, Dever, by the Via.
Archdeaooe Dube& &misted by the Rev. H. Hilton.
William Alezuulder filmes, Esq., 94th Regiment, second
surviving Non of Dr. times, of Bridport, to Laura,
wed daughter of Major Munn', of Churchill Boole,
Dover.

DEATHS.

Deoember 33, at No. I,.Wind•orpliter. Harrow-road.
London, altar • lingrring illness Mr. John Yoe., fourth
eon of Mr. 1 hornas Voss. of Came, aged 43 saara.
January 1, at London buildings, Yeovil, Arabou.„
wife of Mi. Charles Clinker, aged 34.
January 4. at 5. Cadogan•plaos, attic a short Wean,
Lady Granville Somerset.
imeary 5, at liverahot, Mrs. Spoil, of br,whitia,
aged 76-
jans 5, at the BeUe You Hotel, Bourrommth,
W/./m Bisnalield Bill, *gel 47.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

WA KAHAN.

BOIOOOH PIM 811611101ta, Saturday.--Before the
Mayor (T. Randall, Esq.), modals ex-mayor(C. Wilcox,
borough justice& —Clark v. Anktiell.—This was
an application for • warrant of possession under the
act for recovery of small tenements. The applicant,
however, failed in the neesseary proof of determination
of the tenancy, consequently, the cue vu dismissed.
—P.O. King v. Albin 'Moak,. —Defendant was
summoned by the police for being drunk, riotous, and
noisy, on Saturday evening, shoot half-past twelve
°Auk 0 night, with others, opposite Mr. Pike's
residence in North-street. —His defenos wsa, that the
policeman himself endeavoured to incite a witness,
whom be called, to create • disturbance and made use
of very bad language. -- His witness having been closely
olllllill.l OA to this by Mr. Filliter (the town clerk),
quite failed in proving it. —The niasistrates told him he
might think himself lucky not to be ooinmittetl for
perjury.—Defendant was fined Ss. and 10a outs, a
fortnight given to pay, or in default seven days at Dor-
rthartitkpoL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND WIG

LIFE SECURED BY
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
In selecting the moat appropriate mediate* for a penknife
alloml4there may be tome dtficulty unto. one oar, be fauna
pu to , regulate, and improve the quality of the bleed
These Pill. pones and exert them three qualUiseiese to no
extraordinary degree. They melee the Mame& to any
ordinary food, Increase the remetory powers of lb. Item.
denote and purify the blood, expel all market matter, sad
U.... into tie cireulation the purest lileellMlS for met Solar
sad ngelring the frame.
WEAKENS; &ND DEBILITY

sow main person from debility 'Athwart kaowlagthe
OIGNIO why they an feeble I la non cameo the oteneeli
. Holloway's Pill here bar been bned 1., nip
Merrawdloordrrod nomach, sad rentorlesll.lbailklir Slew
tiro tow ; they are thermion oodidently. nionimmak
oner-failliag remedy In all ono where the essollbalos ben
any nun, hb/ become Impaired or weakened
ALL DISORDERS •FTE_DTINO TER inza, STOMACH
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

TO ME NERVOCS AND DEBILITATED
READ THE SECRET FRIEND.
_ _ _

DR. 817111.14-11e;lc;i7iwiltiii-y-ears. given
his exelmive attention to the treatment endear,
~f Sexual Mauna, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEKIL/TY,
hotel of APPETITE, PAINS In the HACK, DIMNESS at
SIGHT, LASSITUDP.. INDIGESTION. SPERSIATOR.
EMMA, IMPEDIMENTS to MARRIAGE, and numerous
other aliments, mused by the follies of youth, which, if
neglected, result In consumption, 111,Allit V. or an avly death,
Ills medleal work, the sFCRIET FRIEND, I. illustrated wlth
numerous Ow. and Testimonials front Patients, showing the
way by which they were reamed to health and manly rigour,
It Is • true guideto those who require &spot* cute.
To the Married and Mingle this book is Invaluable. fleet poet
free, secure from olwervatb,ll, on receipt I too ettatops.
Address Dr. Waxes, 30, Thornhill Crescent,
Calebossaa-reed, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,

BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA,

rrHE GREAT REMEDY of the day is Dr.
1. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CRLORODYNE : • few
dram rill cure all Incipient came. Caution.—The estmordlrtary
medical reports 14 the cfncacy t 4 Chlorod)ne render It of
ital importance that the public should obtain the genuine.
a blob Is ow sold under the protection of Government authoris-
ing • damp bearing the word." Dr. J. Collis Brownñ
chlorodyne, without wbkii none I. genuine. See decision el
Vice-Chancellor Si, W. Page Wood, the Times, July 16. 1864.
Kohl In bottla, la. lid.. ts. 9d., and 4.. 6d., by all chemist&
tnanulacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 83,0res1 Russell street,
Leaduo. W.V.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

EIGHTH YEAR Or ISSUE.

THE DORSET Ar SOMERSET OODATIES
ALMANACS,
FAIRS' CALENDAR,
AID

POSTAL DIRECTORY for BORSIST & SOICRRSET.
--
limes of Sun's and Mooo's rising and setting,
calculated for Dorset and Somerset by JAL Gummi,
Esq., of the Royal Observatory. The Fare Wender
—a special and exclusive feature. The peat fairs, greet
market., cheese markets, do., of Haste, Wilts, Dorset,
Somerset, and Devoe are arranged in the Monthly
Calendar so that the oft-repeated error of Axing fain
for Sundays eannot possibly noun. Great pains are
taking In the preparation of the Liet, and it is believed
to be now a thoroughly trustworthy end useful guide
to Fannie, Dealers in Stock and Obsess, Corn Factors,
sad others who have business at Fairs and Markets.

MEIER commas.
P• 111811 ROII3IBRANCII. —Ds of
—Maw for Notioss, NomiWo
la.

MOTTO'S or TRU CALENDAR. —Brief _ _
the skid persons wood, sad mai lomat
days.
GARDEN WORK for 'soh month.

KIZICATINGI3 COUGH LOZZNGEB.
Important remedy in am of licanwr

KEATING'S 00 Ma H LOZENGZS.
A sertain remedy f or relieving the IRRITATION
of the BRONCHIAL TIMM

Tr EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES
witioh are daily recommended by the twill].
teetimoniela Irani the most eminent et whom may be
men. Bald in boxes, la lid.; and has, 9a 94., 44. ed.,
and lla. sash. '

1r EATING'S CHILDREN'S WORM
11 TABLED:I.-11w great malady for those Moonier,
in children con now be minainiotarwi in Um fors of •
purely ovoid& awainanean, at oboe wpw•sbl• end
Sold in Mn., la. lid. and 2s. 9d. amok by
79, B&
14P•re: Oborobywi,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

PARKSTONE.

It seenu that the " &tailraces" who so liberally
supplied the supporters of the two candidates in the late
contest for parliamentary honours with potations
" strong and deep" are not likely to be reimbursed
seeing that mine host of the Britannia Inn has summoned
Mr. Huey, who so ably officiated as chairman of the oom•
mittee on the Liberal interest to appear at the forth-
coming county court, to show cause why the amount for
grog and hoer consumed should not he paid by him.
Much anxiety prevails amongst the "knights of the
spiggot" as to the probable result. We hear that two
eminent lawyers will be engaged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

01.5._ VOL. XIV.-NO. 693.

MITORY AI
BALE.

1862.

MR. T. ENSOR bap to mamma°, that his
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
JANUARY 16, 1869, at Um EzroarroaT adjo.ialag
tits South Walka, near the Soalt-Wretern Railway

Passim Kerma:
It nerj prime fat maiden Hereford heifers, the property
Ilr. L. Gwyn. a Knighton
rat heifer fat steer
2 fat heifers
2 bulls
3 barreoers 2 ditto
4 fat calves
4 Devon heifers and calve.
Very good Devon oow and oalf
2 sows and salvos
2 heifers and Wyse 1 ditto
30 fat Down wstners 20 ditto
5 clitto
12 fat rams

20 ditto

ria tun eine 20 dial* 10 ditto 10 ditto
ettesinnt mare, ylailitftr,allaresi, le
ride and drive
Emir Entries are reepselfally solicited.
Kitazudve Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stook sent the day before the
We, at moderate C
Commi d. asion—dlM. :pound on Cattle and Eiheep,
5 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROOELDS OF SALE PAID TO VENDORS
SAKS DAY.

IN, DORCHEBTILR.

MT. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions front Db. HATWLIW, who Is
stating his Farm, to SELL BY AUCTION, in the
ULM., NEAR Ma COAL STORM. FOILDINOTOIf, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1869, the folloiz
CART HORSES, PONY, WAGGONS,
STEMS ENGINE, IMPLEMENTS, PIGS. Wn lideak/
ItICKS,SEED CLOVER RICK, km
Seven ureful cart borers and their harness, black
doh potty, 7 years, 134 band., fast and good in
bazaars ; fi farm waggon., 2 spring waggons, with
poles, shafts and tilt. ; b dung earls, 1 water rut,
C•mbridp roller, plain iron roller. land prewar, 17
soldier corn drill nearly new, net of heavy iron drags,
met of light ditto, set of light barrows, chain harrows,
3 iron ploughs and tackle, iron 9 share, horse rake,
reaping and mowing mikados combined. 3 horse-
power steam engine •ithtbnishing marline, 2 winnow-
ing machines, Buby's semen, ehaff-eutter, corn bruiser.
quantity of casks, • number of store pip, 2 wheat ricks
the produce of 13 acres, reed clover rick, Ike., kes.
Me at Two o'clock in the afternoon.

ERITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.

mg SCRIPTURES FOR SPAIN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

CATTLE MARKETS.

Msnorourks, Thuraday.--Ilodarate 'applies of
Warta. Prime breeds in ram*, it full prices, but
Inferior stook was dull of sale. With sheep the market
was moderately supplied. The trade was rather quiet,
at about late rate& For calves the &brawl was ateadY.
and cholas animals corona/Laded full prices. rip went
firm In 'aloe, With moderate inquiry.
Per Ma., to ink the DELL
8. d. a. d. d. 8. d.
lof. roam bouts 8 4to 8 0 PrimeBoothdowne6 tot 0
Simone qiutllty... 810 to 4 0 Lag. warm calves 4 to 6 0
Prime large tees 6 Bto 5 Prim small
Prime geom. M. 5 4to 5 6 Large hogs 2 to 4 4
lot soar. sleep 11 4to 5 10 Mat eml. porker, 4 to 4 10
Bea:KW quality ... 4 oto 4 8 ,Seltog.lcalves,oeh PI to 21 0
Prime miens wll4 410 to 6 2 , amid sts.Pin.d. 211 to 04 0
81111ot .
184

svrrLy.

roiuusii

Bassts 970 1 Boris
Sheep
°elver Ol Calves . so
Pigs
Sturm, Thursday. abort supply of beef, the
consignments from Ireland being limited to about 60
head of cattle. The quality we. exceedingly good, end
a brisk trade, together with the short supply, resulted
In exceptionally high prices, best descriptions realiaing
from 70e to 741 per cwt., the latter, however, being an
extreme figure. There was • fair show of sheep, with •
good trade for beat wethers, for which prime were very
arm, 7d and 74d per lb. being obtained; for ewes there
was only • limited demand, at about 6d per lb. Of
store cattle we received a few from Ireland, but there
was only a demand for good barren *owe WO had
barge supply of mulch °owe, with a marked improvement
I. trade, arid priors ranged from £l4 to 1:20. There we.
a fair supply of pigs at the West-street yard, about 700
being received from Ireland. The majority of thee* on
offer were bacon pigs, which realised from 11. 2d to
Ils 44 per score ; porkers were exceedingly aurae, and
high prices wire obtained, the top quotation bowg
lls 6d per more.
SMITIITIILD, Friday.— Full average supplies of meat
have been on sale. Primo qualities have been in request
'at fell quotations; otherwise the trade haa been
quiet.

Pc! !,y.tho maw.

14. d. d. d. v. d. a. 4.
Interior beef .. 3 0 to 3 4 Inferior mutton 3 2to 3 o
Middling ditto 3 0,810 Middling ditto . 3 8,42
Prime tug. do. 4 0 „ 4 4 Prime ditto.. . 4 4,, 4 4
Prima mall ditto 4 0 „ 4 d i ittosil pork .... 4 0,. 4 li
VW 3 0 ..410 I Lugo ditto... 2. 3 2 „ 3 10
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

COALS! COALS!!

ejoHN BROODER sad BONS,
QOLLIEBY OWNERS AND COAL
VER.OBANTB,
Ars now delivering their bugs Smokeless, Steam, and
Hoaae Coals in trucks at the following stations, as
under 1-
flookakes. Park House
Steam Coale Coal&
s. d. a d. s. d.
'ruse= or _ _

Wool ...
_

... 18 3 17 6 17 0 per to&
... 17 9 17 0 16 6 ~

Dombster o

We'mouth... 18 9 18 0 17 6„
Portland ... .- 198 18 11 185
Nuts 2a. 6d. pia ton and small for smiths 3a. W. pee
ton leas than the prks of larje ooals.
Tbe Nuts are well adapted for Brick-burning,
Stationary Engines, and Ga. Companies.
Terms cash net, on matelot of invoioa.
Orders to be seat to and an) information obtained
from R. Emory, London and South• Western Railway
Station, Dorchester; or 11. TAnza, Highbridge,
&menet.
Dorchester, November 4, 1868.

11AYNBIRD, CALDECOIT, BAWTAKE,
Dowubm, and COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, MANURE, k OILCAKE
MERCHAYM
CHIEF OFFICE—BASINGSTOKE.
London Address-26, Seed Market, Mark-lane, B.C.
Samples and Prices Post Fres on application.
Prise Medals 1851, for "Wheat ;" 1802., for "Suellen
Seed Corn and Seeds."
PAWS UNIVIIIILL EXHIBITION, 1867,
Sneer Medal in Clara 67, for Cereals. Bronze Medal
Class 43, for Seeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

WHY SUFFER RHEUMATISM, GOUT,
Lombsto, Sprain, Mallon, or Cbillgoios?—
ELLIMArB UNIVERSAL EMBROCATION, externally
applied, I. an Infallible remedy. Skl at le let a 4-oz. and
21. 9d. a 10-oi bottle. Sold by all Mesa*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

ME

°DAMS'S NITIO-PBORPHATZ TOR CORI.
ODAIDeII NITRO-141011PM= TOR ROOTI.I
°DARE'S DIRKOLVED BOER&
ODAIN'tI SOPIRPROSPHAIR OF LIMI.
°DAMS'S PREPARED l'iaumm GuAro.
BEST NITELATC SODA.

MiII:TAMS= BY
rHE PATENT NITRO-PHOSPHATE OR
1 BLOOD MANURE COMPANY (LIMITED).
Chid Officer-109, Fenchureb-street, Leaden.
Western Connties Braneh—Queen-strest, Exeter.
Irish Branch-40, Westanorrianil-street, Dublin.
DI Escrows
Chairmar
Deputy-CI-

Fohn Claydon, Littlebary, Easex.
—Jon
.Collins, 255, Camden-toad,

liollovray.

F.dward Bell, 48, Marine-Parade, Brighton.
Richard Honk Stanstoad Abbot, Berta.
Robert Leeds, West Lallans, Norfolk.
George &will, Instborp, near Stamford.
Samuel Jonaa, Ori.hail Grange, Essex.
Charles Daman, A Essex-serest, Strand.
--Maser. Waist!, giliktrelesim. Cambridgeshire.
Jonas Webb, Raton Roo, Line°liohire.
Charles J. Lacy, 60, West Smithfield.
Managing !tweeter—James o,luna
/3ankers—llassrs. Barnette, Homes, and Co., Lombard
streak

Bolicirro—Morm Kingsford iu)d Donor, 23, Brox.

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treat, Strand.
Auditor—J. Carter Jonas, Cambridge:
• •• - •

This C.;Pan--; warn Or-ii-t;;;aily-Tonneclii,-;74 is under
the direction of, Agriculturists, circumstaams that have
ju.tly earned for it another title, rin
THE TENANT FARMER'S MANURE COMPANY.
Its members are cultivators of upwards of 50,000
acres of Land, which has been for year. ender manage-
ment with manure, of their own manufacture; con-
sequently the consumer has the best guarantee for the
genuineness and efficacy of the manures manalantured
by this Company.
Agent for Dornetshire—thotir Duni Broadmayn
Dorchester.

IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN GUARANTEED
I STATE LOANS. No Lorrruze. Bond Adn
chances to win for El th• lams premiums of
£30,000, 1:25,000, £20,000, ke., Ac.
Public drawings on the First of every Month, under th
superintendence of the Austrinn Government, and
official public funetionaries. Official lists sent Gratis to
fietheribers,—Apply for El isbanose, issued upon forms
supplied by the Austrian Government and bearing the
Imperial hall • florin stamp, and for proirpectuses to
VOELCKEJt end Co., Bankers, Vienna.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

wan' surnY AT WLIIIIIKIL.

Mr. B. COLLINS wiahed lo know what steps had been
Sakes with regard to Mr. Andrew's taapeotlon of
Washing, to obtain • proper water supply.

Tin emus repbed tint Yr. Andrews was wining to
meet *ern at any Um.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL.

WZDNISDAT.—PreseaI : The Maytif (J. J. El
Esq.), aklermen G. Canoe and J. Galpin, Goon=
G. J. G. Gregory, F. Bennett, R. Damen, Bishop,
B/ade, and G. Symonds, Fay., town clerk.
It wee reported that thirteen Toting trees had been
planted in the walks, in place of old ones which had
deT,l7•l.

Mr. Lock had applied on behalf of the guardians of
the Dorchester union for the use of the
outer . Corn Exchange on Friday afternoons for
the purpose of paying the outdoor paupers of the
four parishes of the town.—Mr. (lapin suggested the
lower end of the market aa more convenient, which was
directed to be offered, ma condition that the Gnardisas
should be answerable for any daninge done.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

PUBLIC APPOINTILENTfi

l'itesdayt lg.—Salisbury 12th market.
Bible Society's Meeting at the Town.ball,
Dorchester.
Thursday, 14.—Sidisbury cheese market.
Sale by Mr. T. Ensor, at Fordington, of Mr.
fiayward's live and dead farm stock.
Saturday, id—hr. Ensor's fortnightly Sale at the
Rm.= t“ry, Dorchester.
Sunday, 17. —Seempl Sunday after Epiphany. San
rises 7.TA, m., and sets 4.25 p.m.
Mandan, 18.—BaLwell f.ir.
Tuady, lg.—Salisbury great market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12

1.
714%1 coMl3l'.

MHZ WINE MERCHANTS' TEA 00. are
1 now inpwlying TEAS of a vary waparitrzahty
at =cab lower prices than can be elmewher• o
Price* front 24. Cai. go 3a. U. per pelmet.
113 AD OITICIII : 14, Pwitrol Lax; LOIDON.

Depot for Ole BLANDFORD DISTRICT,
MR. E. REED, RAILWAY HOTEL,

BLANDFORD.

Agenta for the Company are appointed by Mr. RIND,
from whom every information may be obtained.

E. CAMBRIDGE & Co.'s
(Lan w. c. canuimos)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE
COMBINED TINE AND
CHAIN HARROW
Received the lat Prim at
six *momently* Agrisul-
tural Show., when ffrot
troduced in Ague. ,id
September, 1863 Also
Highly Commended a* Om
Royal Agricultural So-
'lily" Show. Newasatle,
1864, when no prima were
offered for Chain Hiirrows.
As a Bush Harrow for
Pasture Land, Rubbing
Down Manure, Bcrateblnll
uP Nam, he., it is no.
rivalled
It does its work better,
and relieve. itself as well
as the ordinary Cbaht
Harrow whiny colleting
Condi or Twitch Gram
It is also used for working
down Land that has bees
In with Fenn
YPLZbrIld anare, making •
first-rate Seed Bed 'Moat
disturbing the Harturs, and
Ii himlnabla for healing
Seed or Grain, leaving
lino One
it Imp tab, namaoll be obtained with any
othleaseaL
MUM= MB 10 ANY 0TA270111.
Oatalogoas with Priem, he., on application.
ST, PHILLIPS IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.

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ROYAL MANUAL OF THE TITLED AND
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lINITIIED AtHISTOCHLOY.
CONTAINS the untitled as well as
all the titled Aristocr.trY bitilWrailld•
Beetland, and Wales ; and eves a of the
descont, birth, marriage, 'location, sot______
of ea& parsec, his heir (apparent or prisitiLi
record of the offices which be bile load,
big town address and country rsisidamesskal—is PIS,
all the 13arooets, all the Knights an Vines who tsar
courtesy titles and hold official or ~
all tha Lord-Lieutenants, all the r
all the High Sheriffs, all those
position are entitled to rank ac"