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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

WOOL. MARKET.

....
LOSDON. Frklay.—The wool market eontinnes Weedy. Both
English and colonial produce experieneu • health Inquiry. and
pei,,e, ere well nutritaieed, the Wudeeey tweng towards further
Improvement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

RAM MOON.

CONSIDKRABLZ Obeastaess has been occasioned ill this
ne,ghboorhood by the appearance of a strange dog, LW
has for 60111 C nights past worried large numbers of sheep
on the surrounding farms. The animal has not yet Len
captured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

rIIWELVE CARTES DE VISITE, RA. M.
J. la Bd. Carte enlarged to 10 hullos, AL
..biset. Si. Bend Carte with Stamps, pal feet oopie,
and original returned Free. LONDON Pilrero-OOPTING
COMPellr,3o4, Regent..Areet, upped,. the Polytechnic,
ad 40, High Holborn, London.
F. B. D. Pautme, Mariam
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

LAW LIFE AMC RANCE socirrY
L0t,4t,..
Invested Assots L 5.12.1,000
Annual Income, upwards of rsm
Assurances are granted epic; th- lire. of
every station of life for any soma not orooodin.g"ilo,l7hr,
with or without participation in orofits.
Profits are divided every fifth year. foor.fittuth.
being appropriated to tbe persos• assured 011 the pani.
cipat dig scale of premium.
At the Sin DiVia{WWl of Profits which have been so.d„
Booties have been added to the several Policies
amounting in the 'arrogate to . 13.164,147
The Claims paid to throember :11, Ifife'4,
amounted to ..• ••• 7,914.299
Being in r sprat of soma assured bypolitties 6.112,934
And in respect of bonnets thereon ... 1,801,36.1
Prospostwee, statement• of savants, forms of pro-
posal, ke, may be obtained, and Assuranoes dratted,
through may Solicitor in town or country, or by appli-
cation direct to the Actuary at the calm In London.
GRIFFITH DAVIRR. Actuary

I lIPORTONT NOTICL
ZOOOOO CAN BE OBTAINED on
110 . mall outlay of El in s
boo. h.le MONET I RA MI Acnooootablisheti k Furasairet
by 4 :.•% LON II LOT. Vor Prolirlotiro i•bleb willb. ...d
to), oo:.ly oderooord /b. J. A. &J(. 14.
Adatbi. Limbo. IV.O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

O
RIGINAL WEED SEWING MACHINES for Families and
Manufacturer% prim from £7 10.4. ed. Sttung,
and Mean%
JOSEPH A. BILL and CO., 6, Fakonequare, London, P.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

BUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Purbeck Hatriers will meet on Thursday, at
Stoborouah Heath—at 11.
The East Dorset Hounds will meet on Thursday at
East Melburf ; Friday, Milton Abbey—at 11.
Lord Poltituore s Hounds will meet On Wrlkelldley at
Kingston Russell; Friday, Buckland Newton ; Satur-
day, Corscombe— at 11.
The Blaelroloor Vale Foxhounds will meet Ibis day
(Tuesday) at King's Mill Bridge; Friday,
Green; Saturday, at Dulness Pound -at 11.
Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds will meet on Thural ay, at
Wl:Arial Village—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

MANOR OF CRANBORNE.
ANNUAL SA LB OF UNDISRWOOD.

j-
R. HANNEN is favoured with initruc-
IVI from ths Most Noble the Marquis of
SALISBURY. to SELL by AUCTION. on IitiNDAY, the
etb of NOVEMBER, 1P4:9, at the ea 404 Korn Ns, at
Four o'elook,—About 40 Aorts of COPPICE WOOD,
standing is BOTWOOaI. CSitie Hill, Clay Ground, Vale
60,e, sod Hull Hill Woods.
1....1` Cateloguos and other information apply to the
At (1110SPER. at Yordinslnidse.
Joey VISIT, the Woodman, at Cranborne, will show
it. Low.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

DZATHS.

October 3, after four days' illness, on beard H.M.S.
Forte, Suez, Charles, eon of Mr. William Morgan,
tailor, ltathet-etreet. Poole, aged 20.
October 13, at 31. Chester-street, Grosvenor•plaes,
Geraldine Laura, wife of Hubert Hutchings, Esq.. and
daughter of the late Sir Edward Littlabel's Baker,
Bert„ of Renato:4 and Lady Elisabeth Baker.
_ October 13, at South Grove, Marlborough, Anna
N. Uphill (lately residing at Weymouth), aged 62.
50 October 11, at Portland, the Infant daughter °leapt.
41 Ferguson, It E.
30
October 17, at Shawls, Bait Lulworth, alter s.
30 lengthened illness, Mrs. K. Runyan!, the beloved wife
so of Mr. Ambrose Ruayard. aged 5.1 years.
at, October 18, at Portland, the Infant daughter zd
le Captain Perigussoo. R.E.
20 October 21, at Code Lain, Wimborne, Mr. Robertl6 Cray aged 75:
b 0 •
October 22, suddenly, In London, Michael, only
its son of Mr. Michael Miller. Greenhill House. Dorchester.
October 2.;, at Provideuoe Cottage, Mistertoo, the
ki wife of G. T. C.collop, Esq., Strode House, Fleaminster.
October 25, at Houghton. Ems „lane Webber Drake,
the beloved wife of Mr. William Drake, farmer and
yeoman, aged 45, leaving a large famil.l to mourn her
lose.
October 25, at Hatopreston, Mr. Robert Hoare, an
old and respected inhabitant, aged 72.
October 25, at Busboy. Corte Castle, Mr. Thane.
Llattrick, aged 60.
October '.7. James Thomas Blddleeornbe, of tic Close,
Salisbury, in Lie 89th year. He had been • member of
the Cathedral Establishment—ea chorister sad lay
vicar—for 80 years.
October 30, at Ebenezer-plsee, Weymouth, tualdenly,
of heart disease, Mn. Beale, egad 77 ye"

PRINTED sad Pablimbed, st Chan:A-street, Dorchester,
by Awful) Annie, of Ow Parish ol Fordingtos, for
self sod co-proprietor.
Tow lay. November 2. 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

II A tUtl AGES.

October 16, at St. Lcke's Church, Lesk, by the Rev.
B. Pidceck„ Henry, second son of Mr. Thome. Gerrard,
Commercial-road. Weymouth, to Mary Ann, only
daughter of Mr. Thomas Lovett, Ballhaye.terzeoe, Leek,
Staffordshire.
October 18, at the parish church. Winterborne
Abbas, by the Rev. M. J. Green, rector. Mr. George
Lillington, of Wareham. to Marthr Maria, eldest
daught-r of Mr. John Rollo, of Winterborne.
October XI, at St. John's Church, Newbury, by the
Rev. T. Hubbard. Mr. George Mutford, of Dorchester,
to Alice Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. William
Churob, Newbury, Bert..
, October 20, at St, Paul's Church, Poole, by the Rev.
G. Morgan, by licence% Mr. 13. A. Hogg, of lorpati-ston,
Essex, to Miss Goddiny„ High Wert-street, Dorobester.
October 21, at Pozwell, by the Rev. C. P. Cambridge,
Miss Elizabeth Amy, to Mr. Albert Bust, of Charurinster:

--(7)-ctTOiWir 21, at West Knighton, by the Rev. W.
Urquhart, Miss Caroline Smith, to Mr. Frederick
Gifford.

October 21, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the
Rev. O. C. Dickinson, Henry Knight Hitchoook,
M.R.C.B E., LLD., eldest son of be. Hitchcock,
Fiddington. Market Lavington, Wilta, to Sarah, oily
child of P. Tuck, Err., of Bournemouth, Hants.
October 25, at St. Peter's Church, Parkstone, Mr.
William Perrior, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr.
G. Burrows.
October 25. at St. Poker's Chnreb, Parkstone, by
the Rev. John Parr, Leonard, only eon of Mr. C.
Lowman, professor of music, to Roes, fifth daughter of
Lit. late Mr. Robert French, Parkstone.
October 28, at the Baptist Ct.*. Bridport, by the
Rev. T. C. Finch, Mr. Albert Curtis, to Mary Ana,
daughter of the late Mr. J. Hine, both of tridport.
At St. Peter's Church, Bournemouth, by the Rev.
M. A. Bennett, Mr. Elias Philippe, to Min Ands
Stephens, of Poole.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

Borwick's Gold Medal
Baking Powder.

WHEAT SOWING.

IKPORTANT TO
THE BEST AND HAP. DRESSING FOR
SEED WHEAT.

FLRYERS.

PATRONISED IT BOOM 01. THI ROYAL AO/LIOUL.
TUILAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN. AND BY MOOT OP
Ti! FIZZY PRACTICAL FAMINES IN Ti! KUKIDOZ.
T HIRTY-FIVE PERCENT. IS SAVED,
end flood Crop insured, by using
D. CLARKE'S WHEAT PROTECTOR
Which has been tested for npinusts of TWENTY;
THREE SEASONS, sad proved to be a
Certain Prerentirs of Sind in Wheal olden efaloal
sofeurard against 014 destrodire attatko of the Slog,
Grub, and Winston', al a Cost of TWOPENCE pia
ACRE.

Prepered at CI. B. OLdRICEII Manufactory Oka sad
Successor to D. CLasuit), Woburn, Beds.
In Packet. 9d. each, containing sufficient to Drain
Seven Bushels of Seed.

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The Proprietor, 113 presenting the heat Protector"
I for the Twenty-fourth 804011 to the notice of the
Agriculturists of Great Britian, bee much masticate
in referring them to the very numerous List of Testi-
monials, upwards of One Hundred and Fifty, eataning
from the opinions of Thousands of Gentlemen of the
highest standing as Practical Farmers, during the
Twenty•Tbree Item it ham been used with undeviating
meows. Space will not admit of the whole of the Tee-
amoebas he annually reeve" bang printed; bot the
facts exprowed in Wm Letters la List of white am be
soon at any of ths Agent 4 el the Preparation having
prevented Saint no the same Firma for Twenty Tema'
and its rapidly leormette Sale, are the haat
of i. anzt:idt, over evo7 other Wheat Dreaming.
Seed with this Preparation may be sowed
directly ; or, Mould the weather prove unfa.ornbe, It
may remain for any leogth of limo, without sustulaleg
injury, I not decompose if kept in • dry situa-
tion. hat "Wl' de properties for years; it materially
innate vegetatlooiu short as valise Is better expressed
by the feat that it has been tested by the side of more
properakions, and in every lantana@ proved
the most mootedul.
Trogotham. Prolate, Cornwall, 15th August, 1937.
Mr. G. B. Clarke,
my Dear Sir :—lt gives in. great pleasure to be ask
to again inform you that the " Wheat Protestor" sent
by you answered admirably. I don't think it is possible
to find a single smutted ear of Wheat in more than fifty
acres grown this yeor, 1867. Also I am thoroughly
Sheep Dipping Composition.lambs looked inneti
healthier and improved faster. Neither were the lambe
stassoyFiziotti46;;;E7eirsou. wildA,w3doi:..t:hihwE.rtn.t:ppookhwrilthEwea.tr"ii.udiri.dandsbutaf;mpop.Lrdsamm.porty.„Toitot.Pacadanuhlasoneirmapev:soirme:o:o46).apesi:y:Tßust.hn3lnityp.ybe;:LreTLlbroteatoinit.nvayry.B.riwaim:o6;aadmiLhapiotooda..inonu.."
:iAgensrudy.ithh_::r;z:
Dipping Composition.
DURDEN, CHEMIST, CORNHILL.
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at Stationers' Han.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

BIKT

—.—... .
October M Tolpuddle, the wife of Mr. bMô
Bigler, of • .on.
October It, at Tolpuddle, the wife of Mr. Samuel
Day, of • ion.
October 20, at Whitcomb., the wife of Mr. Edwin
Amor, of • coo.
October Zt, at Clyffe Farm, the wife of Mr. C.
Hatchings, of • Poo.
October 21. at Holdeaborst•road. Bournemouth, the
wife of Mr. Frederick Daootobe, • eon.
_ _ . .

October 72, at 11, Cornwall-gerdeue, Queen's-gate,
London, the Hon. Mrs- Ryder, of • eon.
()atelier 19, at Puddletrenthide, the wife of the Rev.
T. F. Bogs, of • ion.
October 19, at Curls Hill, the wife of Carr 8. Glyn,
E.g., of a daughter.
October 22. at Queen•stretit, Bridport, the wife of Mx
Frederick J. Hopkins, of a non.
October 24, at Beetuinster, the wife of B. Leigh, Esq..
of • daughter.
October 24. at Wimborne St. Giles, the wife of Mr.
Henry Haver, of • son.
October ."21, at Bettiecombe House, Crewkerne, the.
wife of Mr. Robert Hussey. of • son.
October 25, at Easton, Portland, the wife of Mr. F.
Cox, of • daughter.
October e 27. at Trinity-terrace, Cleethorpes-road,
Grimsby, Lincolnshire, the wife of Mr. John Crossley,
grocer, of a daughter.
October 29. at the residenoe of Mr. Hawke', fit.
Thomas-street, Idelcombe Regis, Hrs. Shaw, of Bath,
of a daughter. .

October 31. at Hope Quay. Weymouth, the wife of
lir. Charles Carter, of • daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

with It In a quarter

the time required

when Yeast Is used,

as Ulm not necessary

IF the Neel to
stand and rise be

lire It Is put Into

the even
Sold by Grocers, Druggists, end Cornobandlers, in Id..
24., 44., and 6d. Packets, nod in Patent bean,
64., le., 2.. 6d., and tis.

G. BORWICK AND SONS,
24. C EID3 WELL-STA BET, LONDON, RC.
Sale Room, 131, Upper Tbames-el..t Nix doom from
London Bridge).
TARO CARR TO ARK FOR AND DAVI ONLT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

JAMES F. HANNAH,
(PROM LONDON)
UPHOLSTERBR. CABINAT MAKER, ee.,
8, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
(LAT. W. TILZYUs.)

PAPER HANGINGS.
The NEWEST aod BEST PATTERNS of every
quality, &ad above 8,000 pieces in Stook, from 2d. to
10e. 61. per piece of 12 yards. Pattern books from all
Abe best makers.

BLINDS.
White, Ruff, Green, or Figured, Wire, Venetian,
Helio-Seene, and the Improved Brass Rand Dwarf
Mullis Blinds.
CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,
With ell the latest improvements for straight or bay
windows.

Media.f CRETONKS, rniNrzirs. DIMITIES,
DAMASKS. REPS, and VELVETS.
The If err Stripe dTimbuctoo Worsted Window
Curtain, 3 yards length for 6s. 9d.

CAItPETS.
Large CARPET ROOM, well Stocked with every
Description. Pattern, and Quality of
BRUSSELS. TAPINTRYS, KIDDERS, DRUGGETS,
AND FELTS.

OIL CLOTHS, MATS, AND MATTING,
of every eort and width.
LINOLEUM, K AMPTULICAN, ite.

Ftr ItN ITU RE.
fl. BT sad LARGEST nom in the COUNTY. for
Libnry, Dining. Drawing, sod Bed Booms,
for MANSION or COTTAGE.
CHIMNEY, PIER, AND CONSOLE GLASSES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

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VOL. xv.—No. 735.
DOKURE STEIL REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL
SALE.
F.111ABLIMIIIII) 1852.
INB. T. It bugs to announce that his
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 6. .1869, at the Ithrourrour adjoining
the South Walks. near the South-Western. Railway
Station, at 12 o'clock.
PSISEIT ESTIRIIIS :
27 purethred. Hereford dairy cows
4 ditto hampers
19 digt,) :I.year in calf heifers
10 dt.to 2.year barren heifers, late the property al
'Mr. I. titiovin, of Knighton, near
,Dorohester,
deorased.
NY3.—The pedigrees of the bull@ used will be giviin
at time of sals.
At Aeltpast one °Work.
8 fat heifers 2 ditto 3 ditto 2 ditto 1 ditto
Fat short born-beithr
2 fresh cows
2 barreners - 2 ditto
Heifer and calf ditto
Heifer in calf
9.yearold heat:. Yearling ditto
20 fat horn enebers
10 fat Down ditto
10 fat eros,brea ditto
30 (et Down ...Both 10 ditto
40 very i rime fat Down ewe., the property of Mr. G.
W. Homan. of Athelhamptnn
20 very prone fat Down ewes 25 ditto
90 fat Down owes
20 fat horn ....es 21 ditto 10 ditto
The deity nt.nvils need tot the late Mr. L. (litovga's
Dairy of 40 cows
Several lota of arrietiltsral implem.nts
Qpiearle the Antrlaie Hugel at her u'rleek.
Say Golding, br,ll he the owner, live years, 16
handy soun4, broken to double harness, would
make a good match horse
5 cart horse% aonnd and good workers, and their
hammer, the property of W. C. I,tcrl.Eoq. to
ho sold in cone quence of his quitting one of his
farms

Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
Estensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale. at moderate Charges.
Comsniasion—td. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep
5 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
No Lets to be remand without an order from the
Auctioneer or Ala Clerk.
ALL Lars TO SF sTO FOR AT THE CLOSE
OF THE SALE.
rrarzeins or Cu.. POD TO TIMMS' GAM DAT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND.
(All Trains Phil, Second. and Third aim)
Will OATS.

Weymouth dew. ....F72694011 214 2 60 540 SO
Portland arrive. .. .17 4510 011 dM2 312 10 Ole Old 50
14.1 LC 1 6.11. 14.11.
10 bill 6112 1134 15t, 16 6 1.• .4
4 4010 25112 152 304 3515 36 626 20
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-02

It wee intimated that quanta and land would be
Cl .mph frogs the water rate.
The CH•IILMAX said the water was not for Wakehani
alone. There were two pumps working continually at
Easton, and if any accident were to happen to them,
it would requite three or four days to repair them. and
If in • dry season the consequence to man and beast
would be &strewing.
Mr. A. ficnervits : It ii. beast question. I believe. It
Ii not a question for the raterwYorw
The C 1141311•11 said Mr. Hogarth had told him that
he trembled every day in the summer, for leer there
should not be enough water for the people. A eastern
as had been proposed by Mr. A. naives would only
supply them about four months.
Mr. A.SCRIVENpropmed that the subject be adjourned
for six months, till the island is in a better slat, of pros-
perity. Hundreds here have not sufficient to eat ; and
to hap on taxes in the way some persona proposed,
woulil be ,not shameful. If adjourned for six months,
thev wOuld hove plenty of Hire to consider it.
Mr. C. Marceau. sewnded the proposition.
lin C. HINDI moved that the adjournment be only
until a report had been as CO whet the trustees proposed
If those gentlemen gave a favourable answer, he would
be for curtain' out the plan then.
Mr. E. PISCRee seconded.
on a division there appeared :
For nix months' adjourn- For adjourning far the
mast— tru•trea' an•eet—
Mr. A. &riven Mr. H. Scriven
Mr. C. Mitchell Mr. E. Pearce
Mr. W. Comben I Mr. IL Sansone
Mr. It. Flew I Mr. C. Lam,
• Mr. C. Hindi:
Mr. W. White

Mr. 8. Pearoe remainei n'eutraL
The subject of the water supply will therefore eome
up asein. A strong feeling is manifested on tither
aide in the Island.
The Inspootor of Nuisances woo called in and imbed
for his report.
INSPICTOi : Oot nor a one eac3pt what I got in my

memory.
The Clieg admonished the Inspector to make his
reports in writing.
Mr. A. &mete again recurred the subject of the
water, with • reminder to the reporter not to forget
what property was litble to the rate.
The CLIRIC gently hinted that the present wasscaroely
the time to go further into the matter.
Mr. A. &RIVEN : My opinion is that you are rushing
for•ard like bulls against thunder without any con-
sideration

ORDIR oaDn !I

The CHAIRMAN, seCoriOß to--1;o•lice oil the paper.
gravely and impressively read the standing orders of
the Board, among which is a provision "against vain
repetitions" by limiting the number of times members
may speak.
Mr. A. &Mug had bowl them lots of times.
MY K. PIASCA : Then you forget all about them
when you suns to the meet mgt.
Mr. A. SCRIVIN: All 'tie, I shall take my time at
ones, on • future ckscupion-_—_(langhter.)

APPLICATION.
The committee of the Portland Edocttional Int.titute
eked for the toe of the, whole of the old paro.h
end .4f,rel soconiniedation in a shod outside fur curtain
wants of the Boerd.
On the [notion of Mr. A. &RIVE(' seconded ty Mr.
S. PIARCI, the application wee greeted.
The other betinete before the lbard was of little
interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

NOTICE.

T TIIRESHER, CLaiuza, the., of the Isle of
• Portland, bop to thank hie Friends for past
favours, 1112 ti to inform them that he keeps Carriages at
the railway station to convey parties to any part of the
Island; also a 'Bas which attends tbe train for paroals,
Ire., whiehare convey. Ito the Yarns, Barracks, Prison,
and to every part of
eLlawer.e,
ot suwrisr.-otrlne. . Bricks. or BPolls, to
any quantity.
NB.—Forniture and Household Goode removed in
vans without packing to any port by rail or road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

" Oubnc...„' •ornAn. . in our hours .1 MAO.
And 'rartai,lTL lb. shad. Plia".
By lb. llgbt Uni•vring ••peo

_ -
Bat be did justios to th•c. ulttr.u.d. iddini_
.. whew pain mad faugui.h wiog the brow
A ministering angel thou."

Who that has been—l do not address 'myself ta
clergy, because they are always OD their ga,nr4_,
of them banquets, •nd has found himselfln the manila:
with • horrid beadscbe--(laughter) —more Irespseai
with no, by the way, because our wines are not as goad
Oa yours—ilaughter)—bas not felt that he wing& 17,,;
more wretched still if he bad not a wife or a sister—
but • wife is better than • sister—to minister to his
mihiog heart and his aching bead I—(lsughter) And I
min i ine from what I bars heard of the potations in
which oecasimially indulged not drinking the
best of your sherries, or your Madeira, or your
champagne, but ?ketch whisky punch—that when he
wrote these lines he bad before him in rind "mum-
broom many • throb in his bead—(latiehter)—mmt"-
quent on the pobillool In whisk les had been engaged.
" A ministering angel thou Wbo eau doubt it
There ars angels above; and when w•sr* permitted to
train their promisee my life for it they will be found to
be women - (loud laughter). Whoever thought of
tasking • man an angel (touchier) —u.lene. like
flvelsebub, beau • fallen angel (loud laughter).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

WINFRITII.

81:7DDIN Dwra.—on Saturday last • man named
Riabard Harvey died soddenly at this also& He had
beam unwell for some days, but on Friday ha was shoat
Ha partook al his breakfast u oo Saturday, nod
was about to get up, when he suddenly became pose.
lees, sad died bile,. mediasl aid could be obtalasd,
The 011 e was reported by P.& Thrum* to the dormer,
bet an inquest wee dammed umelesosa. Dessased was
75 rots 01
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

BKIDPORT.

801100011 POLICE, eaturday.—Befors S. W. Whet.haan
Esq.. and James Templeman, Esq.

. _
waham Way and JorpA Waroon, two boys, were
charged with sesseltiog Harbert Stembridge. on
Thursday, the 11th Day appeared for the
defendant's who are employed by Mews. Hannan,
and Co.. at the North Mile. The complainant is the
SOD of Mr. H. M. Stombodge, whole also in the employ
of Mews. Houma sad Co.—Mr. H. N. Cox commenced
his school this year, in the Alliegten sehool•roorns.
which adjoins • road leading to the North Mills, sad
his scholars, one of whom is the complainant, appear to
hare been mash annoyed by the defendants and other
mill boys, and they on Thursday lest actually faU upon
the complainant, sad beat him severely. However there
are always two versions to stories of this kind, and the
witnesses for the defense, deposed that the scholars
attending Mr. Oox's school, are in the habit of throwing
atones at the mill boys and girls, •od that they diS so
on Thursday lust, when to. &laminate and some others
retaliated, and gave the complainant, what be deserved,
a good thrashing. —The Bench considered that the
complainant pve great prorogation, and they therefore
dismissed the case.

Comm 000rr,1Friday. —Rotors T. R. P. L•froy, Feu.,
Judge.
This oourt was held at the Town-hall, when theta
were 120 new plaints, and 12 judgment sammonsee to
be disposed oL The Registrar sat at hiu o'clock, to
dispose of tie undisputed ems. Oily two mem moo
before his Renoir.

John Bugler v. Sidney Palnver.—Claim for £4 10e.,
half a year's rent of an orchard at Powerstoek.—Hr
Gundry appeared forth. plaintiff, who in • poulterer o;
tiymondsbury ; and Mr. Day for the defendant, who is
a farmer, tic., at Ponerstook. The plaintiff to the owner
of a moiety of the orchard in question, and instead of
the plaint being for half a year's rent of the whole, it
ought to have been for a year's rent of the moiety. E 3
with the proportionate expenses had been paid into
mart. The points in dispute were the time for paying
rent, and the amount of the rest. lifter a very loos
hearing, the Judge pre • verdict for the defendant, on
the ground that the relit was only ES per year, and
that • quarter only was dee, and that was covered by
the amount paid into court.
J.P. Grittier v. E. Watte.—Claim for £3 11. for
balance of • watch. Plaintiff has paned through the
court as a bankrupt, and the amalgams sued the defend-
ant, who is a mason, of Netherhury. The defendant
did not appear, and judgment was given against him
for the whole amount to he paid in It ed. instalments
His Honour then disposed of the jcidgment summons.
Bankropfty.—Sinion Gale, beer-house keeper, Balsa,.
Ash came up for Ma Wet examination and order of dis-
abarp,supported by Yr. Day. The file shows that the
bankrupt attributes his dillealties to iasafileivat profits,
bad debts, and illness of wife. Ma liabilities are
£124 HU. 4d. owing to eastward coeditors, and his
assets £lO 14s. 10& good. book debts. Delaieney
£ll4 fle. 64. No ono opposing. his Honour granted the
bankrupt his order of discharge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

SALISBURY.

FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD HOUSES IN
HIGH-STEENT AND NEW-1.

MB. HANNEN is favoured with instructions
to KELL by AUCTION, on THURRDAY,
FEB RU A KY 25, 1869, at tr•Citown bin, 111011-STILIAT,
S•LISIIIIIY, at three o'cloalt in the afternoon, unless
previously disposed of by private contract, the following
desirable PROPERTY
Li I.—All that FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE
and PREMISES vtuate in the High-street, oppoente the
Crown Ina, and now iu the occupation of Mr. Y
at the yearly rent of £l2 10..
Lot t —All those two modern DWELLING. HOUSES
and PREMISES sitts.te in No...meet. DOW in the
occupation Of Mr. BEV!' end Mr. FLItTOIIIII. at the
annual rent of 1:24.
This Lot is held under the Dean and Chspter for •
Lows of 40 Teen, 26 of which are unexpired, subjeet
to • Refereed Rent of 265. Pid., and Redeemed Land
Tao, Lie. 6d.
To view apply to the Tenant,. and for further
pm-siesta.. to C. 11. RaDcurrt. Solicitor, Salis-
bury ; or to lb* A CC-11011W/, at Fordlogbridge.

WHITS HART INN, MARTIN, WILTS.

TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, BY

rR. H ANNE N, on MONDAY,
-"VA FEBRUARY 74 th• HOUHEMOLD
FI.IO4ITURK and EFFECTS of Mr. THOMAS oWTHI,
1. •iN. ,11.• oboes luso.
t••••er.i.e., 1.64 leraltams, IMean
beds, sheet oidriswers. dreaming tables, swing glasses,
30.bour 'lock, deel, oak mid other tablas, 19 chain, 1
corner rapbearde berometer, 2 looking &sere, let of
China, 42 measure cup., 4 pe•ter ditto, 45 glasses,
mice, a dinner ware, knives and forks, fender and
Are irons, 2 patties, double barrel gun' single ditto. •
hogshead of cider, skittle pins an I balls, 30-gallon
copper, garden tools, wheelbarrow, 2 beer coolere, slope,
and other effects.
Sala •t One o'cluck
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

SOUTH GROVE COTTAGE, DORA EURITILE.

"LISTABLISHMENT for the BOARD and
14 EDUCATION of YOUNG lADISS, esodustal
by the KISSER HARVEY.
The house is pleasantly situated, sad the Pupils enjoy
the coed orts of • home ; while study, based open
Christhut principles, is made as interesting end pleasant
as posable.

TRIOOMOHBAN—Hair Reviver.

TRIOOMOKRON restores gray hair to its

natural colour. _ _
TRIOOMOICAON neither dyes nor stains.
TRICOMOICRON cleanses the akin of the head.
TRIOOMOHRON strengthens and beautifies

the hair.
TRIOOMOKRON prevents and cures dandriff.
TRIOOMOKRON renders the hair of any

_
--desired shade.
TRICOMOKRON is simply a wash.
TRIOOMOKRON cian be easily applied by say

one ; desired effect guarani:sect Asti ono
doubting ths effect of Trioccaokren, an ace-
malting Lr. HILBSIIRT, ha will apply it to
their hair, and if the desired sad is not
isasliced, we manes wax as NADI.
Wl* by Mr. HERBERT, Bair ilasteraff
N.L—Baware of elloiolorioso
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS !I

F. J. ELLIS,
HIND-STREET, WEYMOUTH,
HAS just received a DOW and choice &wort-
meet of New Seeds, which henna with confidence
recommend to the public OS being good and genuine.
N. B. Also a fine mem* el SEED POTATOES,
at a moderate price.

DORSET BUTTER.

REYNOLDS, —SONS, and Co.,
Cook-lane, Giltspar-street, City.
LONDON, E.C.,
are in want of
DORSET BUTTER,
seat on weekly.
The highest Market Prior. with Cash, will be retetrod
every &Linnlay.

Now Edition by post two stamps.

_
'IIO the NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
J. DR. SMITH. the CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN
for the cure of Nervous Es'wombat, Indigestioa,
Rheumatism, Dimni 114 of Sight, Functional Disorders,
Weakness, Low Spirits, Debility, motions' to send
gratis coop, of his invaluable work, THE WARNING
VOICE (130 pages). COOtailil the Directions by which
MAST THOLISAIM patients wrre restored to health
sifter the painful application of Electricity and all other
Fobelv-oalled Remedios without moan:ins, had failed.
ILLUSTRATED with Cases and Testimoniala from
gratsfel patients, with mamas of cure used. Sent fres
by post, under seal, on receipt of two pottage stamps.
Address Dr. 811ITIL, fi, Barton-cresosat, London, W.C.

-- No 2:0 11111 C/CD 47 CD
Only in io I lb., j lb., and 1 lb. Packets —tin•lleed arid
labelled.
SOLD BY TIM TILDE IX ALL YAMS.
Prepared by Jas. Erre k Co., Homaeopaibie
Chemists, Leedom.

TOBE LET, with immediate possession, s
COrTAGR RESIDENCE pleasantly sitasterd in
the wish of Paddirtown, consisting of two parlours,
two kitchens, and four bedroom., together with stab's,
and gig hon.., with 'Laden and plot of land. There ia
• large bakehouse attached to it, where a Undo ham been
earrled on profitably. —Apply to r. W. H. Dynamo,
Troytos a, Puddlstown.

rro LET. ixamodiat•ly, at Loudon HMIS,
Dorchester, 2 Bitting-rooms, 2 Ked-rocina. &ad
Kitchen. Terms moderate.

HOUSE TO LET

TO BE LET—ErHELSTON H 0138114
Well. Portland, coataining capita
drawing•roorn, dialog-rooms, three bed
attic, kitchen, and or/unary, bah.r,x,;„:"M
with the other usual aloes. Tba front roma mamma
6 view a the West bay, and Lila beak of the house ia
overlooked by the Vern*. It is appropriately fitted foe
a potion:ma's residence, and water and gas aro laid on.
—Apply MrL COMM. Shoe-wareboaria. Fortune's
WalL Portland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

DOILiST COUNTY HOSPITAL

NVANTRD, u MATRON, a middle-aged
Lady without Incontinent's, to Superintend the
Nursing, and all the &movie arrangements of the
eatablielimeot. fielary £4O per annum with comfortable
furniihed apartment., and her maintenance entirely
rovided, at a common table with the Chaplain and
Hon e Purge., Applications to be sent, with refer-
ences, on or before MARCH 3, under cover to "The
Chairman of the Committee, Dorset County lioepiteh
Dorehteter."

C. W. BINGHAM,
Chairman.

Dated Ilth February, 1869.

e • ains,
-:•••• vs..! • ..
DORSET ASSI EIS.
1889.

FRIDAY, MARCH 5,

ATOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN,—That Her
11 Majesty's Jestiess of Assize arsignad to bold Ole
Aaiiises in and for the County of Dorset. will °pea the
Commission for the mid Arises, at the COUNTY H ILL,
Dincuarrin, in lb. mid County, on FRIDAY, the 511 i
day iif MARCH next, when all them who will Prosecute
Mann the Prisoner@ who shall then be In the Gaol of
the said County, or at larch os Bait are hereby required
to be then and Mena present to momenta against them
as .hall be just And all Jitatiess of the Pelee, Marrs,
Coroners, Earheolors. Shosarols, and alicti all Chief
Coes:elks, and Bailiffs of every Hundred and Liberty
within the County aforesaid, are hereby also required
to be then and them in their own Person., with their
&ills. Record., Indictments, and other Remembrances,
hod, those things which to them nod their 011ose In
Chat behalf appertain to be dorm
Dated this 15th day ol February, 1969.
THOMAS FFOOKS,
Undsr-Sberiff.
It.der.RherifFs 061ce,
6, Southctreet, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

garresponDence.

WELTHILR PREDICTION.

To as &tiller.

Eus.-1 wish to motion my numerous friends, and
sh. p.bus generally, against the supposition that the
winter is over id peat; as, from so vary many nage'
imperkmos. 1 ani led to the oonolusion that.. shall
have some severe weather ilurlag March, with snow and
ears frosts, sad that the sane may be expected at
intervals till the middle of aptiL—Yonre truly,
JOHN HOLLISTER.
Frampton Cotterell, lob. 12.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

--
The Beat Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Btabhampton ;
Saturday, Bulbarrow —at IL
Laird Poltimore's Mends —Wednesday, Bualiland
Riper'; IburldAy,ußuCkl,Jd Newton; Betarday,
Drive End, Lower Malbury- -at 11.
The Blackmoer Vale Foxbounde —Tuesday, (this day)
Five Bridge.; Friday. Walblidge Gate ; battirday,
Odeornbe—at 11.
Mr. Rsdelyife's Honncle—Tbanday,Kingrove; Saterday,
Wwafrith —at IL

BIRTHS.

February 7, at 5, South•terrae, 13-rcheeter, the wife
of Mr. Jelui Wale, amiateat-suegeon Royal He roe
Artillery, of daughter.
February 7, at Weymouth, the wife of Lieut.-CoL J.
Rl.den, R.H.A.., id a eon.
February 9, at Blandford, the wifeof Mr. Wellington
Grove., of a son.
February 13, at V, Albert-terrace, Portland, the wit.
of Mr. W. Walter, of a son.
February 11 at Blacknall, Wiafrith, the wife of Mr.
;Are Hibbs, of a eon.
February 12, at the Oreyhoesellard, Dorchester, the
wife of Ur. J. Ilatelien, (B. W.R)., of a daughter.
February 13, at The Cottage, Rast•road. Bridport, tho
ol Joseph P. F. Gundry.
•-- - -

MAILRIAG 61:

February 2, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Poole, by the
Rev. J. B. Week, Mr. Louie French, of Southampton,
to Amy Mirth& Sharland, of Cmford.
February 4, at Child okeford. Dorm; by the Rev.
Edward Prather, Major Chad's Loftus, son of the late
GenerslWillivin and Lody ICia.beth Loftus, of tst.they.
Norfolk, to Anne Sophi., deughter of the late Rey.
Robert Lowth, of Hinton Ampner, Rants, sod Grove
Rouse, Chiswick, Middlesex, and grenddatighter of
Robert Lora, forme. ly Bishop a London.
Febiuuy 4, at the parish church, Beaminster, by the
Alirod Codd, vicar, Mr. John &mit Dunn, to
Emily, thilcidaugh•er of the late Mr. Philip Hine.
February 6, at St. Andrvw's Church, Plymouth, by
the Rev. 7. S. Barely, John Field Wakeford, of
Plymouth. to Annie bhott, of Cbiselbourne.
February 9, at the perish church, lweine Coartney,
by the Rev. F. W. Moonset', Mr. Wolter Davis, of Holy
Trinity, Dartheater, to Illvry Ann, youngest daught'r
of kb. Robert Pethen. of Shruton, Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

DEATHS.

January 30, at Weymouth, Charity Galeria° Rive..
a1t1,29. .

"Feb• airy S. at Town.l.ne, Weymouth, Mr. Rklard
Vye, Inneburser. seed %-
February 5, at the residence of Mr. W. Beam-
°overlay's-lane, Weymouth, Mr. Peter Green, water
man,. aged a?.

FebrUary 5, at The Firs, Boarnemouth, Mr, Newton
John Lena, aged 40.
February 7. Imbella, wife of the Rev. J. H. Croft,
Their of Timberocembe. Somerset, sad eldest daughter
al the late Mr. Jani:s Bridge. of Great Malvern.
Februery 7. at Wareham, Mr. T. Ford. aged 80.
February 8, at Wyly., Wilt a the Rey. J. & INeekwell,
28 years rector of that pariah. aged 70.
February 9. at Wareham, Mr. F. Courtney, aged 70.
February 10, at Lyme Bees, after • long and *did
illness, Kr. Bennett Wright, aged 84 year&

BUAIJLI?: A Boccrearin Balreelither.—Tbe
civil Service Grunts be. the following iaterening
remarks :—" There ars very few simple articles
of food witch can boast no away valuable and im-
portant dietary properties as cum. While aiding
on the nerves as • gentle stimulant, it provides the body
with some of the purest elements of nutrition, and at
the same time correct. and Meliorates the action a the
digestive organs. These beneficial seeds depeud in a
great unmeant upon the manner of its preparation,
but of ban yore such aloe, attention has been given to
the growth and treatment of moos that there I. no
difikrailty to seonriog it with every usful quality fully
developed. The swore wkilob Mr. Inps
attained by his boroceoutbie preparation of oases hies
never breu supsesed by any experimentalist. Far and
wide the repetetion of Pope's coma has spread by the
simple for.. of it. own extraordinary merits. Medical
mee of all sheds. of opinion have agreed ia recanuaead leg
It m the safest and most bandlcial artiste of diet for
Tomas of week meastitutiona Thia superiority of a
particular mode of porunitiou over all others is •
remarkable proof of the glut results, to be obtalsed
from little ounes. By a thorough knowledge of the
eeteral laws Whieb govern the operations of disestioo
and nutrition, and by a careful applleation of the fine
properties of well•aeleated "Goa, Mr. Epp. be. preeigvi
our breakfast tables with a delicately eavoured
beverage which may save ea many bur, doctors' bills
is by the jadicious um of each artistes of diet Met
a constitution may be gradually built up until stress
enough to resist every *academy to disease. Hundred.
of subtle maiden or floating areend u ready to
▪ wberever there lea we pant. we okay
many a fatal abaft overmans
• fortiloti with a pen brdoOtall'ia a property
Doesiebed fame.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILL

The best makes in Bleak Silk** very by prices.

BONNETS, FLOWERS, AND FE&THIEBS.
French and English Millinery and Straw Boone*
Straw and Velvet Hats, French and English Flown%
Grebe, Ostrich, and Coque& Fiathers, in the newest
colours.

RIBBONS, HOSIERY, GLOVER, CORSETS, ks.
Fancy Flannels and Flannel Shirts. in gnat variety;
Scarlet Flann.ls and Bath Coatings, Welsh and Saxony
Flannels and Etatb Cmitimm of tlso most desirable maw •
Borrookoes' Longoloths, Shirtinp and Calicoes, Wei
and Cotton Sheeting, Cotton ante.
--
FUR&

A large variety of 111;ff;, Collarettoo, kn.

Trimming* and Haberdashers. Family alfastroting.

T. D. takes this opportunity of expressiog Lis firm
belie( in the well-tried principle of supplying the beet
Goods at the lowest possible prices for ready money, to
which he intends firmly to adhere, and he looks
forward to the pleasure of securing to all his friends
the same advantages as be bee keen aamstomed to offer
In the larger Towns end the Metropolis.
ar The remaining portion of Mr. GILLAILD'II Stock
will be Eloid at a still further great redaction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

liA HIRAM.

YTS& —On Sandal ast • serious fire ocenrred at
Ridge farm about half•emile frem this town, when three
ricks of awn belonging 0. Marsh were aompl-tely
burnt. The fire was Obsoleted about two o'clock by •
boy in the emote- - ir. Tribbett, printer, who gave
an alarm, sod th egh engin., with a eta If of fire.
was was quick!, et 'pot. There was some dill.
milt, at first sing • supply, but this was at
length ovtreotne. the first it was seen that it
was impossible t the corn ricks, sed the efforts
put forth were m ireeted to is,.. barn and hay
r;ek adjoieing, w ey saoceeded in doing. This.
the first time t are brigade have worked since
formed, and the w in which they handled the
engine gave pet fae'ion. Supt. Rattles and •
staff of polies at rest help. Several gentleman
of the town also, valuable assistance. Happily
• fire i• • rare ow, sore, itonteguently the novelty
ceased • host of tel pottemen to visit the mete
during the .It The corn was hinted in the
Sun Ofiloe the I the fire is • mystery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16

POOLE.

Prrry Sinsloissi.—On Theisday lien,' Sparks was
'barged with stealing a pillow, r•lne Is. dd., hut as it
appe.red the wife wee the per on rally in Unit, he was
remanded until Fri Jay, sod then disobwged.—Herg
(7n/tors, juleer. waa charged with assaulting Willi..
Retiell, aged 12 years. In this case it appeared that
the complaihrtit threw sows dirt at him (the defendant)
and he merely sought hold a the cosplainent to we
who it was. The semitone was dismissed.

Tits Downs Hotel —The thirteenth simnel report
of he Home has just hewn published, from which we
learn that the total number taken into the flume since
1863, when it was established, is 50. Of thee, 24 have
beeen seat out to service, 1 died in a hospital, I went
ouf with au incurable diastase, 15 went to the Ito soul
Society, &redo's, 7 were taken away by their mothers,
and 9 roman in Oil Rome. The receipts for the past
year were £402 12i. fed., and the expenditure
£425 15s. 2d.

Taff Bosons ROLL—At a repent meeting of thn
Town Cquncil a question *roes as C.. the legality of the
burgess roll as it now stands. klv Dickinson, town
nerd, expressed it as his opinion that 150 Rosemead
objection could be made to the present roll. Sinse that
time be bas submitted • cane to Kr. Here. of the Temple,
-ho has given his opinion that it was intended that •
butgesa lists should be copied in writing, with the
names of the boruesass in slphabetical order. into • book
providtd by the Town Clerk ; he, however, did not
think that the fact of the names being printed instead
of being written on the sheets., would make soy
difference, and he conoladm his opinion by whin that
be does not appreheo I that any snoessefol objection
cao seriously be taken to the document sent to him
being the burgess list.