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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

At par storm ol sinking. Cho ail.

CIIIPPENHAM GREAT MONTHLY CHEESE, CORN,
AND CATTLE, MARKET, FaMAT.

Our market has been well suppled, considering ths dryness
of
the season. A good attimslancc of dealers and farmers.
IS neat latched readily last week's prices. Sums samples may
be maid to have realised 1s per q rtor more motioy. Cheese:
160 tons was pitched, but mot with only • slow sale, at about
previous prices. Some good doubles sold as high as 74s to 751
par cwt; thin • little higher in pricc. There was • fair supply
of good beast, and • lams quantity of sheep, with • kluick
market, Several beasts, horses, and 'hoop were sold by auc-
tion. The following are the quotations:—Broad doubh,,,, !As
to 728 per eget ; prime Cheddar, Ces to 7Cio; loaves, 62, Tue ;
thin, 64. to 61.; skim, Sts to 30s. Wheat,22. to 264 per sack ;
barley, 16is to 60s per quarter; nate 2ls to Ms per qy ;
20s to 25. per neck; peat, 9D+ to 241 per neck; vutoiles, Os to
Os 64 per bushel. Beef, IS. to 13s pc, scorn; mutton, no to
DJ per lb ; veal, 7isl to bd :per Ib ; butum, Od ilvr lb ; pork,
1 Is Cid per 'COS.

BIUTTICR MARKET.
Doman, Thunday.—The following were filo current prkek
at tails market to-day:—Milk butter, per M., ls 64 to in
whey ditto, is lid to is Id.

.AIL MARKET.

d. ad.
Smalta, per doe 6108 0
Brill, pa lb - - 8— 0 10
Turbot, each - 0 —lB 0
Solos, per pair - B—4 0
John Oaries,per lb 8— 0 10
Lobsters, each • 0— 4 0
Crabs, each - 0— 0 0
Oyster., par dos. 8— 1 0
Prairos, per 100 6 4 0
Potatoes, per lb 1-01
Green pees peck 0— 0 0
Beef, per lb • - 7—o 10
Mutton, per lb - 7-0 9
Veal, per lb - 7—o 10
Lamb, per lb - 9 0 10
Pork, per lb - 7i-- 0 9
Bacon, per lb - 11 0 13
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

IN DOIIBgTSUIRS.

A v LU BLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD
and LANDS at LUGO, in the /Gnat of Yet-
, about 24 miles from the Yetinietter Steaks,
.;lua from Sherburne, and 7 wiles from Yeovil.
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

WAINWRIGHTS and HEARD, at the
Kunea Anne Inn, Linos, as TUESDAY,
the :rib day of OCTOBER, 1870, at Five for Sic o'sdoek
In the afternoon, in the following or sash thber Lots as
ing bo determined at the time of Bale, and :last to
c nditions which will be then produced, the en.
Coned desirable and highly improvable
EiTATE AND DETACHED LANDS.
Coniprising,—A Farmhouse and Outhatidings, with
&beet GS acres of Rich and Prodeetive Ilea-low, and
Pasture, and very Fertile Arable Land, ineJuding some
prime Occluding eligibly situated in and near the
village of LIIIGH, in the COILDOr of Yeentanria, In the
County of Dorset. The property bord•re on the cele-
brated Illackmoor Vale, io one of the finest hunting
and sporting districts In the county, in a Emily wooded
and picturesque neighbourhood :

State of
Cultivation QuantitY"

A. I. P

Lori.
1., w ,o4ko 3 2 29
l 9 r ditto ....... 2 2 30 Pasture I_l9

11... 11 rue Clow 3 0 22
161 l'st Clow .......

I, 1.; llorre Orchard .....
la I, 4-dlitighouse, Garden'
.1 Itarton .......

Orthard .. 1 2 6
Uomesteal 0 3 II

16 1 38

Tenant, Mr. Charles Beirsey. A buttals, Loads of
Mr. Samuel limltb and Mn. Kellaway.
LOT 2.

I Slle of Dlrellinehouse, Orchard and
Fffl. j ;Arden, Orchard 4 3 3
Pasture ..
Foukl .........
f'-iTcnant, Mr. Charles Bagley. Abuttals, Leads of Mr.
S. budtn. Mr. Jacob Bhorto, and the Boa& at Leigh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

Dorsetsbire.

Knocartort.—Strenuous efforts ars being pot forth to
place the Chureh of Engl.nd lohnols this county in
oomPlistuos with tho B.uoittion Act. The Rural Dean,
end Assistant School luspi,tors, with te °minty
magiatrates, an formed into oommitteen to o.rry out
the cal nct, and an •ppeal is to be made for funds.
Pita? ADIIIIIIBIIIATIVII Barr/mos Doman! R 171.4
VOLOPTIMIL—Tb• following battgion otters have been
Issued

. -
" Wimborne, o.flober 134 h, 11,70.
"I. With reference to the Iteserm rotas Circular, special
of the 30th Aul let last, Lloutenant-Colooel Mammal Paten& to
apOy for the ia..ntatient of • Boarl of Officers to assambW
Dcw•*emem• Shout the 10th November, for the pr. of
examining such Officer. as ohs" be prepared by thch time,
Commanding Officer, are re:quieted to wand to the Adjutant
not later than the 20th instsnt a "st of such Officers of thei-
re.pectire Co. as may chis•-e to be • :stained.
2. Coromandiog °Mein ere argue dal to not"v to the
Adjutant such Sergeania as may des:re to be examined 'a the
month of November, and the &des on which it al" be PM-
vealeat to them for the Adjutant to attead.-11 the scent of
Sergeanta being prepared for esam'oation du rig the present
month, their nernes thould be sent in to the Adjutant at least
three dear days before the date of his '4t.
"IL It In requested that requisittorm Cr blank tonna may
be lot zarded to UN Adjutant by the 20th instant. Obsolete
forms of requisition ahou'd not be urod, but only such as were
issued leat year 'they may be distinguished by their beating at
the foot of the first page the mark 0-63 ; a'l other forum should
be bamediatedy destroyed.
"Commanding Caws an requested to tranamit to Use
Adjutant whhout delay the anima for travailing expenses of
their reamer Ire Cape
By order, C. C. BAMITT,
Captain and Adjutant."
A CRALLIII423 MATCH between the sergeants of the
ilk itoysl Fusiliers stationed et Weymouth and Port'
lead, and 15 sergeants 'sleeted from the 1,1 Adminis-
tredve Mattalket Donut Rifle Volunteers, took plate
at Maiden Out* Dorchester, on Monday. The
weather was biennially ; but the wind, which
was blowing from the left rear, frequently shifted.
The Fusilier. availed themselves of the opportunity of
shooting at 500 and 000 yards in any position, with the
eteeption of three of tin competitors, mod shot with
the Snider re-, whilst 12 'if the volunteirs idiot in the
llythe position, and all used the Enfie!d rifle. The
BCOria made were., follow •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

BROADWINSOR.

CAUTION TO FAILYBAS —A cattle dealer, hailing it is
said from Somertishire, ku Lately paid • visit to this
neighbourhood and committed a series of frauds on
several respectable yeomen by purchasing crows and
giving °herpes on the South Wales Bank. On the
parties presenting tha therms they were returned
endorsed "no eff,cts." The amount is said to be £lOO.
The swindler put up at the Head ion, and the worthy
hut introduced him to leversl farmers and occasiooally
went round with him to whit in making purchases.
When the dealer was about to leave, mine host pre.
sainted hi. bal. Ti.. thnsl. r. 1.•,1 no woonoy, and it Iwo.
arranged that the host should have • large cow in ex-
change for • small one. The landlord also asked for
oompensation for time lost in armempanying the dealer.
This was also arranged—three 'sows, which were pur-
chased for cash, being taken to Yeovil by the landlord
wise sold them for their full value, and deducted his
sum, handing the balance over to the dealer's eon. The
dealer and the cattle went to London. Upon the return
of the cheques an outcry vu raised and the pollee com-
municated with. The swindler has not yet been
detected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

HAY AND STRAW.

811111IYIRLD, Thursday.

The following were the quotationt :
I'm load of 36 trwomi. I Per lisal of X Irma.
IlaY • • £4 0 0 to all 17 0 I Clover LS 0 Ito a S 0
Straw S 0 to LI 18 I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

TIN BUT AND ORELPIIiT DRESSING FOR

SEED WHEAT.

PATRON/BID BY lISMBIIII OP TEI ROYAL AGRICUL-
TURAL SOCUTY OP GREAT BRITAIN, AND BY MOST
OP Tag FIRST PRACTICAL FARMING IN TN/ KINGDOM.
-
THIRTY-FIVE PERCENT. IS SAVED,
sad a Good Crop insured, by using
D. CLARKE'S WHEAT PROTECTOR
Wbieh hes been tested for upwards of TWENTY-
FOUR SEASONS, sod proved to be s seriain
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18


THIS. MDT TO MESSRS. WILLIAMS.

The Town Clerk reminded the meeting that an
taking had bean received from Mr. Symonds, of Dor.
cheater, and considered at a meeting on Tnraday, from
which the Mayor was absent. It placed Messrs.
Willisloa In the same position as now, with regard to
the priority of their claim, and agreed that no further
proceedinp should be taken until an answer had been
received front the Lords of the Treasury ; that the wets
of the Maim should be paid by the Corporation, sod
the proceeds of the first sale of property should be
&Polled towards the liquidation of Illesars. Williams's
debt. This undertaking bad been grad to, with the
exception of the payment of COOLS, whieh the Council
' demurred to, and a cortespondenoe had taken place on
the tribjeet. lie thought they should agree to pay all
the eosts to which they wars lc ;aly liable.
Mr. Drew said if they wino legal, the Corporation
must pay the coats, whether they weighed or no, and
they ought certainly to give the guarantee.
The Mayor said that if they were private individuals
they would leave the matter in the hands of their pro-
fessional adviser, to do al he thought best ; and he
thought the Council had better leave the matter to the
Town Clerk.
It was resolved that the Town Clerk be authorised
to give Messrs. WillMms and Co. an undertaking that
the legal 'bargee twittered by them up to the present
time in respect of their writ of eiegii shall be paid by
the Corporation—to accept the undertaking which bee
been submitted to Mr. Symonds, and to do whatever
In his opinion is to the advantage of the Corporation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

SIIERBORNIC-

Al INVIITIRATS TEA DRISILL —One of the median'
officer, of the Union last week reported se bsilowe m-
.pe.ting one of the pabenta, Ann Knighton, of filisr•
borne: —"The woinan'a oiLthOnt aro., from her drink-
ing too much tea."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

13H A FTEIBULLY.

FOOT MID MOUTH D15T.15L —At the Petty Suasion),
on Tuesday, the Van, arande•oon finttable In the
chair, it was r, pnrktl that the malady had appeared on
30 fresh farm. within that diviaiun, lb. tainotpal cities
being—Mr. Mantuan, Nyland. 20 cow.; Mr. Auatin,
Nyland, 13 00W/ ; and Mr. It tbbitta, Moly Triuity farm,
Doe ball and 21 coca

Rewovirto Inneaszo 0 Are —Frederick Shnrt, dealer
of Steraninster Newton, was summoned at the kat
Petty Sent ;no, Nr rem•rving Ii ettid affected wah
fott-and•moath diaeute. to Shafteabery, on the Bth
hist. The dalendent stated Mit be hal baught the
Meats only • day or two previously. They were war-
ranted ti him quite sound, and be sent them to
Shaftesbury not knowing they errre di:otierel. He oho
predated the p‘rent in o inrt from whom he bought the
tows. The Scioto took his statement into consideration,
and ordered him to pay the expinses.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

BBL uPoR F.

EDUCATION. - A meeting was Lela in the National
school-room, on Monday, to coneider the effect* of the new
Folu-stloe Act at Brblport. The Hector pm-tided. It vow
remind Nutt the arldport National School Mall be made
eillelent, to meat the requirements of the Elementary Educe-
Ben Act, and eff,wte arc to be made to rabic the nearest,
funds. A committee of entice for the tomagernent of the
ached Is appointed, oondolleg of the following :—Mcr kleivlile
Lee, Mr Jomph laundry, Mr Wen llooneell, Key Prebendary
Broadley, Mr F. Oundry, Rev J. F. Broent, Mr Tamplentan,
Mr H. N. Coo, Ur J. Duabson.lo O. flentuat,Mt John Turner,
and Mr Martell. Slaty-two pone& watt collected In the room.
FATAL AOCIDIMIT.— A t the fair lest week there were
Iwo swinging boats, belonging to a man name I Dodge,
of Yeovil. Ors Wednesday, ea the youth in °Large was
stopping one of them, after swinging • dad of children,
• boy named Charles fAeroy, 14 years of age, °tusk%
bold of the boat to andel in arresting its motion. It
struck him violently in the chest and knocked him
backwards. Be was picked up and his appearthoe
elvarly indietted that he had sustained some severe
injury, although there wee no external wound. Hs wail
promptly carried to his home, at Bparacre, and Dr.
Leland was quickly in ettendanoe. Restoratives were
at once applied to the udortunat, boy, and for a minute
or two he rallied, but after this he rapidly sunk, and
expired in about half an hour after the time he was
brought home. Death was, in all probability. ocoasioned
by the rupture of some internal veined. Tao deoria.el
worked for Mr. Herbert Hountell. At the icquert a
verdict of accidental death warn returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING
COMPANY (EIMITED).

itairr or DWICRIIMIS : ILB. MOS. DUNN
Junction Eotcl.

Sacks Let on Hire at )ne Halfpenny Per
Back Per Veek.
Asensio, ot ;noel a the 3rioeipsl teems op the
Groat Wept.rn R.ilway, when Bases may be hired or
returned.
Argot at &uproar ....... A. J. SISADLINO.
„ Thum ....... lat. A. J. EITILWART.
QUM Onnoito44. MIRIMPLACUI,
Dumas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

ag iltsbire.

WATS' SUPPLY.. The arrangements ma just 0010-
picked for supplying water to various parts of Chippen.
ham from a well on the premises lately occupied by
Mr. Rowland Brotberwood: The water is excellent.
TEM Focrr AND MOUTH appease from
the offloial returns published In Wiltshire on Thursday
that the foot and mouth diastase prevails to an alarming
extent in that want!. The rams repot ted to the clerk
of the poliee up to Tuesday show that it exists in every
one of the police divions, and the number of Infected
cattle must, therefore, be very great indeed. There
are as many as 30 proscribed pieces amend Salis-
bury, 40 ascends Seindon 30 around Mirada's,
15 around Warminster, 23 around Devisee, 12 around
Malmeabory, 0 aromad Trowbridge, and several around
Marlborough. There are unquestionably thousands of
beasts in the county which have become affected and
unfortunately the &sow continues to spread.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

Somersetsbfre.

MIL. JOHN VICIMIT, postmaster of Wirellsoombe,
bu deg 56a4. 01 imtatocs, tho proclaim ol ono of
PAWN:nes Bovinia.

FOOT-AND-111oUTII DuiltAßL—Tbv. returns of the num-
ber of animals suffering from the foot-and-mouth disease
In Somerset give 6,368 cow., 15 oxen, 461 heifers, 318
mines, and 989 pig.. Of these, 68 cows and 77 pip
have died. The Deputy Chief Constable, Mr. Bloshasn,
reprta that since tbet 24th of June the malady bee
broken out on 339 farms, 'Noting 3,619 cattle, 254
sheep, and 297 pip—in 13 petty sessional divisions. In
the district of Mr. Dsgood, the easiatant inspeotor, 140
farms are introit&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

G
RNICNHOUSFS can now be Produced, by a judicious com-
blnatlon of WOOD. IKON and U LASS, for the Isbukuudy
low nun of particulant, mold eteanp to T. IL P.
DENNIS and OUNPANY, Anchor Worke, Chclundord.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

PROVISION MARKET.

Hamm Scomt, Friday. —There is no alteration to report
value end demand being eteady and regular. No raw sugar
on the spot is offering, end manors an working ft oui cargoes
purchased afloat.

COLONI iiL PRODUCE.

Lemma, Friday.—The Colonial produce markets this Week
although steady, have been wholly without animation. A good
supply of coffee was brought forward, which, for the most
part, found buyen, Sad India and plantation Ceylon salting
at &further decamp, ...seating for the finest sitiellsin of the
latter. Some inquiry prevails for native, and the Importers are
not generally seams at the elating low rates. Other kinds
remain unchanged. The sugar-market exhibit& rather an im•
prosiug tendency, the refiners having bought freely. Good
qualities of West India closed slightly higher. Several parer&
of French West India received her. have been disposed of;
Manilla and brown Mauritius attract more attention. A few
floating carve, of ()reign have obtained full rates. Small
Wee of saltpetre have been effected at • reduction on the no-
minal prices of lad week. The tea-market is firm, and there
has been • steady bushing In black leaf congou from recent
import+. The Nestor steamer bar arrived, and min were
effected to-day at full prim. Indian tem have been In steady
demand, At auction Ulll.l week privatise ontract rates were ob-
tained, bot male parcels of grew were withdrawn for want of
fair titers. A reduction in Trinidad coc is of is per cot has
been establkshed, through holden pressing sales and the
absence of an export demand, Black popper is eon, at pre-
vious quasi.' one.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

WNW SOWING.

IMPORTANT TO MA AGRICULTURISTS.

DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND.

PREVENTING THE NWT IN WHEAT,
AND 1112

RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIREWORM.

IT will also promote the Germination and
Growth of tbe Seed Wheel, and lacrosse the pro.
dues of the rep equal tom *hangs of Need.
A Nisepeany Nest is sufficient for Sti Umbels of
Hoed Wheat, whit& sin be dressed sad fit to show Is a
quarter of as hour. Is using it no Lime or Brine is re-
quired. the preparation of the Seed is atteeded with
Bull. teeth* and it is easier end drier for the drill at
the time of movie( Mao by Si, other plea.
Tusti-
moolah from the largest Wheat Growers Is the King.
dots, bearing ilwiimweY to he greet power and efilmoy.
mar be bad of Ades* who sio appointed for every
Diefrion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

CATTLE MARKETH.

WAX/FIELD, Wednesday—There wore upwarb of 1,000 head
of fat cattle, 4,400 sheep, 1,000 pigs, and a rush supply of
store cattle at market to-day. The weather wan very wet,
which mused the market to rule flat, and part stock was left
ouch'. First quality of beef, iln to Os ail per stone of 141 h.;
seconds, 8.; inferior, 710.1; first quality of mutton, kiel to 9d
per ; second, 71d On Bel ; fat pip, Ts 9d to Er 24 per stone
offl4lh.
Itairroc, Thursday.—The supply of beef at our market to-day
was shorter than that of peat week, although the Irish con-
signments were quite up to the avenge. Trade was active,
1 and hest descriptions wore readily diapered of at an advance in
prices, !rota 711. to 744 per cwt. Laing obtained. Inferior sold
more slowly at from 53s to 67u per cwt. The supply of sheep
was short, but fully equal to the demand, trade being quiet at
last weer, rates; bem wetbers made from ad to kiel, and ewes
and Interior sort. from 7el to 743 per lb. Of store add° we re-
ceived shout 303 front Ireland, principally yearling hulls, which
were purchased by dealers from Emit and Sumer. We bad •
moderate supply of witch cows, with an improved demand, and
prim* were a-little donee. The supply of itigs Included gout
1,000 front Ireland; they met with • lair trade, at primsdightly
In favour of the buyer, bacon pigs gelling M Its, and porkers,
small choice ducriptiona, at from Ils SI to 11.11 d per more.
Maraorourai, lb irsds)s —There is no rosily choice hal on
offer; all other breeds remain firm, at Monday'. figures, and
for the better descriptions of foreign there is a free and ready
sale, and at more money. The export. from France are re-
ported to hare been stopped. Arrirals fur the current week at
the waterside of "prohibited animals" are of a very limited
character. In the sheep market the business doing hi slow and
doll. Good English mutton maintains It. valuel but other
descriptions as well as foreign ars rather error. 'here was a
brink demand fur veal, at a paid advance on Monday's figures,
the abort supply having huh quickly cleared. Pork in also a
free sale at morn money.

TOTAL TEMA.
1,130
Sheep and Lambs .. 9,000
328
150
inferior Quality. Fint ty.
Beet—. 31. 64. to ts. 10.1. 04. to 6.. Od.
Mutton 3.. lld. Ga. Od. . CA. 2.1.
Vaal.... 3. 104. —6.. 24. . ed. —O.. 44.
Pork.... 3a. 44. od. 4.. 10.1. 611. bd.

IMMO' 4UrriT.
430
3.310
200
140
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

CRIICEIELL.

MILDIt OP Tux 914805.—A swarm of bees, in
exael'eut condition, wu scoured in this vilinzu on the
29th September, since which time the bees hare been
busy in making fresh hooey. The hive (one for secur-
ing the bobey without destroying the bees) ass suppited
by Mr. Handle, of Spettisburi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

MILK FROM DISZABED COWS.

lie flietot magistrat son Monday bath. fore them
Vi lim Davi% dairyman, charged with having in his
ps...sion on the sth of Oetober 11 cows suffering from
he foot and mou,h Mamie, whit& be Lad aot reported
ugh., polies. It was elicited in the course of the
tearing th .t the defendant had :onkel the cows whilst
in this condition. and sold the produce to the public.
Ti mogiat•stes had the power of indicting • five of 15
to, each antinal, bat this being the first armies of the
.1 t.,t had Dome b .fore them, they ortirrod the
deli.nl-.1,t to pay a penalty of £lO and oosta, • mulct,
IC Loped, which will act sea 'Nation to other
du,rillKO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

PREVENTIVE OF SMUT IN WHEAT

dud an effectual oureTuarol agailsot Ms destructive
attacks of the Slog, Ord,, and Wievivorn, al a Oust of
TWOPENCE PER AORE.

Prepared at G. & cumin Ilsaufardory (Son
sad Seeresear to & MARKO, Woburn, Beda.

In Packing 94. iamb, containing andidant to Drum
&van Dachas al Sold.

The Proprietor, In preseating the "Wheat Protestor"
for the Tweaty•Fiftlk Season to the notice of the Agri.
coltarbde of Great Bet tins, has mash satisfaction in re-
ferring them to the vary numareas List of Testimonials,
selected from the °rams of Thousands of Gentlemen
of the highest standing as Pracitimil Fanner daring the
Twenty-Four Years it haa been used with undeviating
surer Elpses will not admit of the whole of the Ted.
timoniala be annually receives being printed; but the
facts retested in three Letters (a Liat of ebb& aut be
seen at any of the Agents), of the Preparation having
prevented Smut on the same Farms for Twenty Years,
and its rapidly leereesior Eials, are the beet criterions
of its Soperiority over every other Wheat Dressing.
Seed dressed with this Preparation may be sowed
directly; or, should the weather prove anfavourads, it
may remain for any length of time without sustaining
Injury. It will not der:spar if kept In • dry sirs.
Don, bat retain its properties for yes,.; it materially
✓iots vegetation-4a short its value is better expressed
by tie far that it has been tried by the side of more
expensive preparatioes„ and in every instates proved
the most suessiefuL
Tragethass, Probes, Oorwall, lath August, 1867.
Mr. G. R Mate.
My Deer 81,,—1t gives me great plasma:o to be able
to again inform you that the ' Wheal Protector" Mai
by you answered admirably. I don't think it is porible
to lad a single smutted ear of Wheat in mote than ilfty
WM pawn this year, 1867. Also I 11111 thoroughly
satisfied with the resat of dipping 370 lambe in your
Sheep Dipping Oomposition, The lambs looked much
healthier and improved faster. Neither were the lambs
stroked with Sy at all after the operation. Wishing
you every sneers in the sale of Wheat Protector and
Dipping Oosepoeitiou,
I an, deer Sir, your. trUiy, HINNY TAYLOR,
Sternurd to Viroqua Falmouth.
, BOLE AGENT FOR DORCHESTER—KR. H.
DIIRDEN, CHEMIST, CORNHILL.

gr Bold wholesale by Maws. Barclay and Son,
Farriaigiowsirost, London ; sold also by W. Collin%
and H. J. Comma, Bridport ;L. L. Woodward,
BridgwaSor ; G. G. Gregory, -Taunton ; J. B. Langford,
Wallington ; Manning and Boa, ; Rogers,
Komiton; D. Wood, Bath ; and may be had ol Agents
In ovary Town in Um Kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

WOOL MARILICTS

BIMIIIMMASI.—There woe • full attendance of buyers on
Tuesday and Wednesday and • good competition, especially for
wools of • bun or demi-lustro character, which commanded
the highest prices. An advance of fully ld to lid per lb. upon
the rates current of Anvil was obtained. Okla 1/00111 she
sold freely. The following quotmiese an taken from Wenn
Rometer's circular :—Flissos•—tep, 144 to Ilid per
esthete, lid to 1d; mind lon, leid to 14.1 ; downs, npl
to ldid. Skin--oumbings, 134 to 144; carding., lOid to ;
heads, 744 to 1044.
BaADIVILD, Thunday.—Thare is no appreciable Improvement
In the Wool-market tide morning. A fair business le doing in
the anima classes of wool, especially lost,* arid demi-lustre,
for immediate °manna ption, but at low rates as compared with
the quotations in the county. Staplers complain that the
prime they rashes are so low that they are unable to replace
their stocks at a prodt. The tendency of prime Indio country
Ii upesrd, and this ham the elect of rendering the Ninon of
the depict In this market one of didlculty. Swine= can only
be effected at prim which have been current during the past
fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

. -*,l
'el J r-,if ka6\ pD/4 1 AN f 4

pimmr

,
Fkt
Highly recommended by the faculty as the most nutritious and easily
digested food for infants, children, and invalids. Its richness in Isko..lda
makes it invaluable during teething; it is a singularly digestive and nounsling
food for children, and is an excellent diet for invalids, being retaincd is the
stomach when Arrowroot, Corn-flour, and similar articles are rejected.
Fran tie "Lawn," sad tB7O.
Wc hope it will mks the place of the purely starchy compounds now in use, both in the c.;.5..
alui" From Profess,' eITTFIELE4 F.C.So Profits°, of Prom:Octal to tie Piatrscraue
Society of Great Briton, Cir.
Its richness in gluten or riesh-forrning mater Cal and earthy phosphates, or boos sad teeth.ferising
show it to be a wiry valuable food, especially for.chiklrea It is lacompiarahly superior to Arrow:we, Coeo,ao.
and other formal' smack which coaralbute but Little to the formation of' bone or muscle.
Retail of Family Grocers and Druggists. &c., In yd., 64., & as. packets, 53a. Tins.
Wholesale of the Bole Proprietors,
Orlando Jones ic Co.,

luernairr mad Paintlim
LONDON
Rice Starth
Starch, the Strongest and Purest made,
may be t,e Coi I
Water, and retains it. stiffness in the Dampest Weath,n
. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

WIIIBORNE

- --
Poucs CoUIT, Friday.--Before Lord Ashley sod
Colonel Paget.
Teo professional vagrants who gave their names as Heger
ClCen and Mary Cross, were charged with tralnkrillif •br'36d
for the purpose of begging alms on the previous slay. The
defendants were man by P.C. Adams loitering shout In the
fur.l'ar" the day..kl warned by him to make their exit,
but shortly alter seven o'c'erk In the evening they came to
the police fore ticket for the Union, both of them being In a
state of drunkenness, and the deputy chief es:m.4.6lde ordered
them Into custody.—The prisoners made no defence, and 'the
Maglatratee committed them for one calendar mouth's hard
&sour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

THE EMPEROR'S WEA LT 11.

- —..—....
The &A° states on authority that the recent
published memoranda relative to tho Emperor's
private fortune are very inaccurate; but the
statement that the Emperor had an open account
with Baring Brothers, ii, however, perfectly
awed.

THE E KPR ESS'S STEW AR D KI LL ED.
M. Fordo, steward to the Empress, at Chisle-
hunt, was thrown out of a phieton and killed on
Saturday.

ST. CLOUD FIRED.

VIEMMAILLIN, Ostober I4.—St. Cloud hes been eel on
It. bye lnraeb *W, probably from Mont Velerieo.
It oat bent to-day. NO Prusdaa batteries had berm
artritod
_tiara. _ .

Tim North German PArliwatett will shortly,asseiable,
vote swatter wax losu.. . .

T. French Army of the Loire consist. of 10,000
iasstrr. 3,000 regular oay.dry, 4,000 Africans,
4,000 Volunteers, 3,000 artillery, and about 30,000
Mobiles, all armed with chassepots.
Orders hare bet n given to execute every Franc-
Ttrser not belonging to a regular body, 0QU1111.114 by
SIMMS
WS numbed pounds of entrance fees hire been re
adosill la the lest few days from sightseers at the gate
gmrs,burg Citadel. The charge for entrance was
he.. ghillie/a Thu money goes to the poor suffsnra.
Oolmsel flee, late commaedent of Tout, Ilea died as
Mambos of maisUpoz.
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-18

CEB.NB ABS.

~911 Sundt!, as the Bev. A. R. Bull was nailing the
LAWS) in the perish eborch, he suddenly became un•
000114 lus, and fell down b his desk. Drs. Evens sad
Ifaclinery were quietly in attendance, and in •
short time he so far recovered as to be drawn borne in
• Bath chair. Ile la, however, still very poorly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

ITML—THE VERY BET, le 44. R. HERBERT, "TEA
TAI3TER" offers Ms out polity en Eiden& Urns.—
Higher Price needlare.
Z. HERBERT end Co., U, Chapide, London. Tenn. Oat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

WYKH REGIS.

--
Nocvuas
A /TRAY—The inhabitants of this usually
quiet village were awaken 4 from their slumbers at It
p.m. on Friday the 31s1 nit., by the sound of voices
raked in angry altercation in the street. It appeared
that two well•known inhabitants of the village had been
at issue on a delicate matter, in a neighbouring beer.
house, and ooe of them had the misfortune In the
affray to have an eye seriously blackened and disfigured.
He has to regret his inability to attend the parish
church on the following Sunday, there being no bees
stirring at the waseiiiionWe hour of the night, to which
be could Wane hie disfigurement. He wag therefore
totally at a loos how to tender an excuse to the numerous
enquiries of his Mende, as to his 160Piacclic,, which
would undoubtedly have been made had be sone
to °harsh with his eye In Ile blackened state. It was
fortunate that on Friday night the arrival of a stalwart
Mediator prevented anything more serious to the parties
than the difignrenient referred to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

lIL&NDFORD

M. itiveradale B. Godolphin Osborne, of the Wells
Th.. lo,rical Coll.le, son of the Bey. Lord Sydney God-
n Osborne (S. 0.0.) has been ordained • deacon
by the Bishop of Peterborough, and licensed to the
elreey of Brington, Norrhareptonshire
Tug Sonters,4 sod Dorset Railway Company have
unced an is.ue of £140,000, part of • total of
114 )000, IS per cent, debenture stock, under the noon-
truction Name authorised by the Court of Chancery.
Hoe eonsists of 66 miles; the existing net revenue
i, shoot £16,000, and the new stook will form a first
charge ups• the satin property.

-
HIOBWAT BO /AD. A meeting of the Highway
Bowl was bad on Saturday last. There was • full
lltteudanei members, Hz. H- Pookrig in eery feeling
t,rmc referred to the removal by death of the two
doormen. Mr. Parry Okeden and Mr. If. Farquharson.
1% oudertlead that It was the general wish of the
toembors tigit Mr. Fookee should take the office, he
lug berm the vioe-chalrman of the Board from the
conmionoomeall but he declined, and proposed that
J Farquharson, jun., Eq. be skated. This was
,coiled by Ids. G. Hill, and tarried.

BLANDFOII) PAMIRS' CLUIL—Th• list lecture for
the season 1870-71 In emsneetion with this club was
given on Saturday eveshsg last, at the Crewn Hotel, by
Mr. Spooser, of Baling neer Southampton, on 'The
principles involved in tius breeding of stock." There
was a good attendance. The chair was taken b'v the
Priaident for the year. Mr. Scutt of Rae Regis. Those
p.vsent were Messrs. U. noshes, .1. Ford C. Flower,
Levi., J. Keynes, 8; Davis, C. fisurtlle Oelpin,
Jess., Roger,. Ford, jun.. Wart's, 6. Ilse
lecturer showed the advantages of jadiolone crossing and
osl.cljoaol stock in keeping up the stamina of
various breeds of cattle, sheep, and horse., and al the
dove a vets of thanks wee unanimously passed to she
lecturer, cm the proposition el the chairmaa, sscoodod
by Mr. took's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

PORT L eiND.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—rhe engine of one of thefiouth-
Western goodetrains ran off its line on Friday at Port-
land station; bat beyond • few bolts started, not much
damage was done.
(NUM= lIIRSIONART 800IZTT. Sermons were
preached on Sunday last at the pariah church of St.
°tory'', Referee, Portland, by the Rev. 0. J. Down,
rector of Flemington, in behalf el this 'misty, and •
juvenile meeting was held in the schoolroom in the
afternoon. The latter was crowded by children and
parents, and they were addressed by of Rowlandson,
who has spent many years in India. On Monday
evening • meeting was held in the pariah ohuroh,
presided over by the Be,. D. Flogarth, who stated that
the amount ocntributed by St. George's parish during
the past par was £l2O 13r. Td. The Rev. A. Hill,
Rev. H. Jenotar, and Rev. Mr. Beton were also present,
and the meeting was addressed by Gel. Rowlandson
and the Rev. O. J. Down. The total amount °enacted
on Sunday and Monday was £l3 134. 9d.
CoNNTITAL OP MI PRISON-BLUM BIAIJNONT.—
On Friday last H. 0. Goodden. Riq., with the magia•
trate"' adviser, I'. Coombs, Fag., attended at the
Prison for the purpose of examining the convict
Beaumont, charged with prison-breaking and burglary
at the Clifton HotsL The °overnice of the prison
prosecuted. Principal Warder &riven, wh• locked the
convict in at night, was examiner). flepertetendent
flare and Plummer save accounts of the arrest. On
the burglarly charge Mr. Orchard gave evidence. No
fresh facts were elicited, awl the whole having appeared
In the Telegram before, it is unecoriary to give any
details. The prisoner said nothing at all, and only
appeared amused when the roughly manufactured
tresses were brought in. He was fully committed
for trial at the amiss', on the charges both of prison.
breaking and burr:lazy, and reserved his defence.
800010s0 MATOR.—The return match between the
Sergeants of the Prosaism and the Portland Artillery
resulted In the victory of the letter by 51 points. The
competitors sat down teen est:silent supper afterwards,
and much enjoyed the evening. The numbers made
wise follow :-
710 B.lr. iisaaarays.
Name. lootak. An 30
00030 ;;;Idt. Tot.
Drake .. • • aft= 00022 onn 23
Wright 02330 03014 22002 21
Groom 14213 23332 00222 89
Lesnrock RUSS 20202 022e0 21
Commons ......13214 2301220,43 31
Clow 82488 13221 20033 31
Watson 02233.3 10000 24
Keefe ..„ 113113 03e10 00000 10
24122 002 WOO 30
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

IN DO IN ETSB

A VALUABLE FREEIIOLD and OOPYHOLD
FARM tied LANDS at Lawn, in the Manor of Yet-
miaow. about 24 wiles from the Yetminster Station,
6 mike from Ltherborno, and? miles from Yeovil.

70 BB BOLD BY AUCTION, BY

WAINWRIGHTS sed HEARD, et the
Suit's Ales lex, Lamm, on TUESDAY,
the 25111 day of OCTOBER, 1870, at Five for Bin o'eloek
in the afternoon, in the following or such other Lot...
mei be determined at the time of Bale, and subject to
condition" which will be then prodneed, the underuien.
honed desirable and highly improvable
EiTATE AND DETACIIED LANDS.
Comprising,—A Farmhouse and Outbuilding', with
about 68 acres of Rich and Frodsetive llealow, and
Pastime. and 'my Fertile Arable Land, including some
prime Orate/ding eligibly situated in and near the
village of Ltloll. in the MAD°, of YrIVISISTIII, in the
County of Dorset,. The property borders on the cele-
brated Blackutoor Yale, in cute of the finest hunting
and "porting distriets In the county, In a finely wooded
and picturesque neighbourhood
I i 11.% Fremlera

Sista of
CulUrsAlua
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

PROVISION liwau.-r.

DUMB' 1101 MILT COMM WM In limitel
supply, but the quality was pearmly wood. Trade rulod
and a ready c waa climb:di at Um full rated of
but month. Mat doublmi made tds to 761; =wiling and
Inferior, 6.114 to 6k; loaves, 71a to Tiu
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

OVER COIIPTON.

'Mamma FICSTIVITIM —Thursday lad was • gay day
In the moan of this parish, the mouton being the mu-
rime of Kiss Emily Marla Goodden, eldest daughter
.4 Mr. Jobs Gooddea, of Compton House, with
Mr. Charles Paulet Butler. of Little Teetwood, Booth.
'motor). the only son of the late Biz Edward
lintlar, and of Maria Elisabeth, daughter of the
late Vice-Admiral Lord Henry Paulet, K.C.B. The
villogers were early astir, and all kinds of floral and
ornamental devices were arranged In conspicuous parts
of the parish. The bells rang out their merry peals,
end the 'morning was beautiful tine. About eleven
o'clock the bridal party to the church, and as
they uttered the village aboir sang "How welcome was
the call." The ceremony was performed by the uncle
of the bible, the Rey. W. J. Goodden, rector of Over
end Nether Compton, assisted by the Rev 0. C.
Cood.len, of Montacuta, Somerset. another uncle of
the bible. The bride, who was given away by her
fathrr, was attired in a white satin dress, with •
bouif mt puff train, trimmed with tulle rushes and
orange blossoms, ; she also wore a veil of Halloo lane,
with • wreath of orange blossoms, and • loom necklet of
the sins Bowen, with ocstly diamond ornamenta.
Ile four bridesmaids were Mlas A. C. Goodden, sister
of the bride. Miss Louie Rogers, Yarlingtoo, Miss
Anuie Goodden and Miss Georgina Goodden of
Muntasote, tho bride's masina Mr. Lushington
act. .1 as "best man," and the following were groomsmen
—Mr. J. R. P. Gooddea, 4th Dragoon Guards, Mr.
E. W. Goodden. and Master A. A. Goodden,
brother' of the bride, and Mr. H. C. Goodden. of
Nswey Homo, Dorchester. As the party returned to
IL home the school children strewed flowers in their
path.. In conmquenoe of Mr. Goodden's health, the
wa.lling party was a private oust and consistod of the
Immediate relatives of the Wde and bridegroom.
The followlag presents were meat to the bride :—Tee
and eaffee service, cameo brooch, he., by Mr; Phelps;
drawing-room clock from the kmantry at Nether
Compton ; inkstand from Mrs. G. Grades, of Lou.
dun; a gilt inkstand from Miss Jamie Bogies- a rose-
maid inkstand from Miss Louisa Rogers ; a liver ink-
stand from the Rev. C. 0. Gooddas and Mrs. (Madden;
• silver Gab carver front the Be,. W. J. Goodden ; •
doo.n silver 6.h Malmo and forks, in Dam. from Mr.
11. Gooddea ; a Bohemian vase from Mrs. Phelps,
Montacute ; a trifle vase from the Rev. T. and Mrs.
Forhertiot ,• a silver saatilus vase from Mr. and Mrs.
Harbin; a handsome topaz necklace, set of pearLs,from
Ulu bride's fitter; • piano from Sir U. Paula' ; •
bather and gilt lady's companion, from Mrs. Pigott.
s.ah.bary. The above are only • few of the promote,
which wore costly and numerous- Mr. and Mrs. Butler
proccedel to Loudon in the afternoan amidst the clash
of bells and the oongratalations of their friandaa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

ANOTHER FRENCH DEFEAT.

It seems from a Prussian despitch that the
fighting in the department of the Vosges on tho
6th tnatant, which the French telegram stated
was indiciaive, resulted in tho defeat of the
French and their complete dispersion. General
Dupre, who was in command was wounded.
A SORTIE FROM METZ.

From Metz another sortie is reported. The
attacl4was made on the east bank of the Moselle
by the Imperial Guard against the Landwebr
division of Genera! Kummer. The lighting
lasted for several, hours, and the French were
repulsed with cousido.able lose. The sortie Is
admitted to have coat the Germans 600 or 700
men in killed and wounded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

WEYMOUTH.

RIADING9 AT TRII ROYAL HOTlL.—hir. J. H.
Bellew, whose readings froin our best authors have
called forth highly favourable notion from (ho Times,
Iformi.g Post, Daily Niles, Daily Telegraph, and Era,
announces a reading on Friday 14th inst., at the Royal
Ilotel. Beside@ (ho very flattering remarks of. the
. .

London papers, we notice that the elsintry Press h;;;;
been equally charmed with Mr. 13eliew's entertainment,
arid the Liverpool &mi.:lard says :—" Mr. Bellew is •
. man of noble primmer), with a clear voles, which be
modulates at will. a flne eye, and most expres,ivo coon-
Memos • his action is easy and natural, and his
of attitude were admirable, without appearing In the
slightest degree either forced or studied ; indeed we
may may, and in our opinion it is the highest common.
dation, that in his manner and In his action, and fre-
quently in the tones of his voice, he reminds no mod
forrady of Mu:weedy." We perceive that Mr. Bellew
hied an audience of 1,400 at St. George's Hall, at Sear.
borough his admirers were very numerous and fashion.
able, and at the Pavilion, Brighton, when he real, not
as 124112 of available space was unoccupied.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

MOT MARKET.

Doitotou, Wednesday.—The demand for new hops continues
active, nevertheless, the supply of medium qualities of Kent.
and SUIIIIOII ill 00 lure that prime bare docined. Only nzeop-
lonall) floe sod choke samples =Miele their yalut

SEED MARKET.

New English dorsi seed comes forward eery slowly, and for
the few parcels offering extreme prices me asked; foreign
movies are LOW coming to hand. Winter tares are In fair
demand, at unchanged rates New Dutch hemp med bee ad-
mooed Is to Is per qr. White mustard seed continuos to
decline In value. Sowing rape seed Is arm. We have an en-
quiry for garden beans. Feeding linseed Is In lair request,
Per Woburn the demand has now quite ceased. Canary seed
Is without alteration.—Jons SAW ego Sole, 16, Water-lane,
London, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

Weymouth

OP M 16..
Wityrnouth depart
,Dc1.0661/ ---I
6 13
M Jrcton 1 a 46

6 66
Wareham S .6

Po Junction ........ 16

Wilmborne

-I
7 6

Fordhgbridie ••••--- ......
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

LOT 8.

DO The On.ldrd ...... Orchard .... 1 3 1
Tenaat, Mr. ,Charlea Derroey: Abattala, Lauda ol
Mrs. Beer, Mr, David Ferguson. and the road to Yet-
i:under.
LOT 9. . _

lllckMd

Pasture sod
1 0 10
Pasture .. 1 3 27
Pasture.... 6 0 10

tel Ditto

23Z DU

8 0 2i

Tenant, Mr. Charles Downey. Abaft&la, Lands et
C. D. W. Digby, Erq., Thomas Nooks, Bag., Mrs.
Cook, and the road.
LOT 10.

Amble.... 2 2 22
Tenant. Mr. John Hetohinp. Abutlab, Len& of
H. Cookeram, Esq., lin. Cook, Yr. W. Harris, and
the road.

LOS 11.
SS/ Ihrirlantle Mut trith
avoS Cow.shod there-

1 0 0

. La:
12.
324 Larks Lo Arable 4 2 6
Tenant, 11r. Charles Homey: Abuttals, 'nada 01
11. Cookenun, Esq., sad the roads.
LOT 1.3.

A quantity of good building stone in Lot 2.
The oopyhold portion of the property Is Nos 135
and 135 a in Lot 7, and the whole ef Lot 8.
A portion of the purchase money of each Lot may
remain on mourity of the Dame.
BZWSIT'S rent is £l5O per annum, and Mr.
HUTCHINGS' £5 per Sant=
Tbe property may be viewed on applleation to the
Tenants, and all further particulars may he obtained of
himem WAINWRIGHTS and HILL% Sorveyors, Shepton
Mallet, Somerset ; or to
MR. CHANDLIIII,
Methane, Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-11

WHELPTON'S

Are warranted not to contain • single pinkie of
Merawy or any other Matra/ Sabstemet ; but to
consist entirely of Medicinal Matters, Purai
etaile. Hence, 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. s -

--They have long since bola used la one of the
largest County Hospitals is OTISi Britain, sad re.
calved the ocommeWados of several eminent Phy-
sicians sad Burgeous ; sad have proved their value
I. Tbeoasuds of Whores in diseases of the Head.
Chest, Bowels, liver, sad Slaw ; sad in all BHA
Complaints are one of the bettedldase knows.
Pre sad sold wholesale and retail, In beam
piles 1.. la sad U. 9d, each, by G. Wine-
Ton & Bon, 8, Crane Court, Fleet ftest, Loudon
anent!, be had of sil Chosslats and Mulleins
Vaidors. Bat fres on rossli4 at% 14, or Si *Ka

t PURiry
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