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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

CERNS ABBAS.

CAUTION.-011 ti•-i-d-r 7111; nl4ht hot two ricks of straw
were destroyed by lire inc field outside the town, be-
longing to Mr. Thomas Dunning. A man named Henry
Limas, of Minterne, had been to Crone, end was return-
ing home the worse for liquor. He lit Us pipe, and laid
down on the ground by the rinks, and soon fell fast
asleep, in which state ho was discovered when the fire
use raging round him, tie was taken into ctistedy,
and brought before J. B. Bridge, liag.,lon Monday list;
but there w.o no evidence to show that the fire WU a
wilful act, and the prisoner wee only final foe. and costs
for being drunk, or seven days' imprisonment.

CORM CASTLE.
&own. AWNIVIRSAHT.--The third anniversary of
the Wesleyan Sunday School, established at this place,
was celebrated on lisulday and Monday last, when
sermons were preaehed on behalf of the ranee on Sunday,
nada tea WAB provided for the children and tetehers on
tho followiorc day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

TO THE NEMO( 8 AND DER!! ITATED.
READ THE SECRET FRlt:so

DR. BARNES has for twenty years given
his exclusive attention to the treatment and core
of Sexual Maladies, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
LOBS of APPETITE. PAINS in the BACK, DIMNESS of
SIGHT, LASSITUDE, INDIGESTION. SPERMATOR-
RIDEA, IMPEDIMENTS to MARRIAGE, and numerous
other ailments, nos d by the foll•es of youth, which, If
ne,,elected, result in consumption, or an early death.
111. medical work, the SECRET FRIEND, I. illustrated with
numerous Cases and Testimonials (Ills Patients, showinr the
way by which they were restored to health sod niwnl) sigour,
It Is • true gird. to thole who require • ppettly cure.
To the Married slid Snick: thi. Mot is invaluable. Sent post
five, nicure from tamers 011.1. II n.y.ipt of I. .tamp,
iN Aides,. Dr. Ramis, HY, Thornhill Cr... at
Calalonian.road, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

MR. T. RNSOIt begs to announce that bin
NEXT SA LE will be held on SATURDAY,
JULY 31, 1869, at the ltarnarion2 adjoining
the South Walks, near the tiouth-Wi•stere Railway
Station. Sale will oomatenoe with lite Heifers sad
Calves at 12.
Pus PVT ENT RI r. :-
4 fat heifers. I ditto. 2 ditto. 1 ditto.
1 ditto
Fat Devon caw.
Fat Devon bell.
2 fat gown
3 fresh learreners.
2 barrswevv. 2 ditto.
3 sepenier Hereford working oxen.
3 fet eelvia
2 aingei4or Devon beifera and saloon.
hieffere and Wow. 2 ditto. 1 ditto.
30 fit Down wethen. 30 ditto. 20 ditto
no ditto.
t.ll NI Den *VIM 15 ditto. 10 /Sao.
:1111 &taw 10 ditto. 10 ditto. 10 ditba.
10 ditto
111 fat born ...them 10 ditto.
20 prime fat born ewes, the proptrty of General Sin'.

10 fat horn ewes. 10 ditto. 10 ditto.
10 ditto. 5 ditto
100 prime It Down lambs; have had corn 111,IT since
they were lambed
20 fat !)own lamb.. 23 ditto. 10 ditto.
1(1 fat horn lambs. 10 ditto. 20 ditto
12 ditto.

A capital bay mare, 5 yens, 14, sound, quiet to ride
and good with hound.; rind a handmme bay yob, rising
5 year., 141, sound, quiet to ride, and a good hack, the
property of Mr. Loacista, of Hereto',
2 us. ful cart bones and their burins.
4.year old Gut molt
brown eish puny, I years, 112, sound, quiet to ride
sod drive.
Cart mare, 7, sound, and good worker.
4-year cob, broken to saddle.
Pal'.
Early 'Entries are respectfully aolintwl.
Extensive Thetis Sr. erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep mondial for Stock sent the day before the
bale. at underate Charges.
Counnon—til. in tho pound on Cattle and Sheep.
Ti per at.. on Horne and Implements.
No lots to he moored without so Order from OA
.AoseLe tar or hi. Clerk.
ALL " LOTS To BE FAID FOB AT THE CLOSE
OF THE SALE.

TOMATO'S OF BALI PAID TO TUDORS DANZ DAT.

L'HOMMWS

NEXT PERIODICAL
_SALE. OF BUILDING
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

UPWEY.

Tor children and teachers of the Sunday and ws•k.
day National School were kindly invited by Mr. J. H.
Thresher to • tea in front of his residence, when on
Friday, the 16th inst., 120 children, with their tesehers,
spent • happy day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

verdict should bs talent for the Plaiutilit with lean to
defendants to move to enter the verdict tor there. the
court ti draw inferences if re...it...mazy, and to have power
to amend, SO OS to ItStke the declaration in any shapa
the court thought would support the action.
Mr. Cole said be thought that would be a very fair
errmigement.
Mr. Minpdon mid be consented ta this &Surge.
The duilim then &reeled the jury to find • verdict
for plaintiff, dentages WO, with letter for the defendants
to tuovo to enter the verdict for thenrtellw• with power
t the omit to draw inferences, and to amend the
oh olinvr in any way the huge warrant. His lordship
aided tlott he hoped the expression of opinion of the
court sive e might be of me bereaf•er.
A vtrilvit mum:dorm' for plaintiff accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

HMI WORTHY.

&atm Fsernisr..—Tbe annual pariah festival in
eonoection with the schools bore took place on Thurs-
day last. There warn a abort servioe in the church at
3 p.m.. with an eddrees to the children from the rector.
A gay procession was then formed down to the grounds
of the its.. J. Furn!vat, where about 250 persona
partook of the hospitality previded. Amusement never
flagged for a moment until night set in, swings, round•
shoats, games, as Ethiopian serenader (ll a large fire
balloon all oontributid to the entertainment. After
sinning " God save the Queen," the oompany diapered
highly gratified.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

TINE A 241) CIL&IN HARROW

Received the lit Prise at
•
six consecutive Agricul-
tural Shows, when first in-
troduoed in August and
September. 1863 Also
Highly Commended at the
Royal Agricultural So-
ciety's Show, Newcastle,
Mt when no prizes were
offered for Chain Harrows.
As • Bush Harrow for
Pasture Land, ko,bbing
Down Manure, Socalching
up Moss, to., it I. un-
rivalled.

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It dom its work better
and relieves itself as well
am the ordinary Chain
Harrow when collecting
Couch or Twitch Grass
It is also used for working
dovo Lend that bag been
Plougbrd in with Farm
Yard Manure, making a
first•rstn deed bed without

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iiriOrtiog the Manure, and
I. invaluable for heeling
Seed or Grain, leaving.
Ann Roo filth, ma °moot be obtained with any other
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There is exoellent aooommoclation for Steerage
Passengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
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Pa...tigers booked through to Arpin well, Kin
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
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ment of El. r 8,000,000 Sterling guaranteed by Govern-
went are annually divided in monthly allotments in
various Sums upwards to
£25,000 Sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be gent gratis), apply by
letter to Mr. FREDERIs K MINTZ, Geneva, or 33,
Nich4laielane, Lombard.atn.et, London, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

DEATH OF A CHILD BY -BURNING.

An inqsest wee held on Monday erening last, at the
Terminus Hotel, before Giles Symonds, Fag.. coroner
on the body of • little boy named Joseph Chulee Fox,
&gel nearly three years, who died hum burns reoeived
on Sunday morning.
The Piny, of whom Mr. Board wee foreman, proceeded
to view the body in • little house reached by a narrow
plmetlre with stables on the one side, and a mass of
manure on the other, the whole sending forth sub an
effluvium as might be etpected from suit a place in July.
Returning to the inquent room, the evidenee as about
to be taken, when the Coroner, observing the reporters
seated at the table •ith the jurymen, stated that be
could not allow such • thing where he was coroner. He
had respret for the Pre ' but he would not allow them
to be named up among the jury. He, however, per-
mitted them to sit around the same table as himself.
In the course of the enquiry • juror was about to giro
mum information, when the Coroner said it was • groat
pity that jurymen could not be selected from people
who did not know anything at all about the cue. A
man eould'not be a witness nod a juryman too, and yet
the evidence of this man might be very important.
The first witness mailed was Mary Timed, residing at
No. t, Creftent-eourt, who said she saw the ebild be-
tween eight and nine yesterday morning, Mrs. Fox
alined her to the house, •n 4 she found the child on he
mother', lap, burnt very much on the left side. It warn
undressed except its ebernift, for it had not been drifted.
She took swan flour and shook it all over the child. It
did nothing besides ce.lhni upon its mother, and she got
some linuest oil and applied that over the flour. LH.
Griffin was sent for immediately, and witneas assisted
in bandaging the child, and remained till about half.
poet one, when the child died. Dr. Griffin came twice
and attended the child, and what be ordered wag done.
The deceased said that his eldest brother got out of bed,
and lit the candle with • match, and thee be himself
e.,t out of bed, and caught his chemise by the candle
the' Isis brother bad lit. This elder brother was about
five years old. About eight or nine o'clock oonvubsion
lit. came oa, and remained on him till he died at one.
Mrs. Fox said yesterday morning she was out at
work, and she was mallet about half-past eight. She
found the deceived coming down stairs crying with his
little brother. He warn undressed, for the remains of
the shift had been taken off from hi.. Ile Wal burnt
on the loft side. She left work about half-put six or
seven, but went home once after that, and found her
children setup in bed. This was about ten minutes
after eight. The two little boys sleep in the upper
mom. She had, which was very unusual with her, left
a match in the eundleetick in her room, and the eldest
tor" meat have come down @Wm, and tele."' the match'
lrbe,barYthat weagone" told her that his brother Freddy
bad liehted the candle,
and that he (deceseeffl had got
out of bed. and fished his shirt in the fIAMO of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

Street Stulon&
DESIGNS AND PRICES ON APPLICATION.

I,4rANS (successor to Mr. Vroud) Cultism?
.1.4 Dorchester, Agent for
HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, deliciousr& invigorating. Genuine
Packets are signed *../i.Zliicrnknian
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

STARCH MANU F ACTU KERS

TO M. 1.11-. WALES.
GLRNFIELD STARCH.
Exclusively used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The LADIES err respectfully informed that this Starch
Is exelusisely used in the Royal Laundry. and Her
Majesty's Laundress says that although ohs ha tried
WHCATIN. Rice, and other PoWDZIL STARCHIM, she has
found none of them equal to tin GLIXElfah. which is
the fiutst starch shu ovor usud.
PRIM: MISDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
KUPKILPIRITY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

SKIRBICCK

DOSTO.V AND

-li?oN IVORIt S,

LINCOLNSHIRE.
the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery
in ISO, by the IL A.S. of England, TUXFORD
k SONS wore thin again dumps:int. OVER ALL Corn.
potatoes; their Eight-horse Engine surnaming in
economy and effectiveocia all other competing Engines
of every kind and power.
At the Royal Society's last Mali, at Bury St.
Edmunds, TUXFORD and SONS' Fined Steam Engine
was awarded a rinzE of £10; their Single-Cylinder
Portable Engine ass awarded a PRIZE of £li. and
their Double-Cylinder Portable Engine of FOURTEEN
Horse Power for Cultivating with, Ac., under the
Inspection and Testing' of the Society'. Judges and
Consulting Engineers, with .50 per cent. increased load,
et when working at TW NW-ONE Horse Power,
ECLIPSED the duty of every other Maker's Double-
Cylinder Engine under the same tests, the following
being the consumption of pounds' weight of coals per
borne-power per hour by the different Engines :
TUX FORD A SONS 3.17 pound

Ranson:tea & Sims
Clayton & Shattleworth
Brown & May 4 42 pounds.
TUXFORD & SONS' FIRST-CLASS COMBINED
THRAsHING 11ACHINES, suasis, DOCTBLR. LTD
rams tarsi.; TUXFORD'S NEWLY-PATENTED
STRAW ELEVATORS, STEAM-CULTIVATING
APPARATUS. GRINDING MILLS, SAWING
MACHINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, As.
•••LOGUES TORI
icsrloa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

BEAM ENSTER.

Eirf MAL cease of sunstroke hare osearred in this
neighbourhood daring ins pest week.

-
Pirrr 88.8‘1018, goaday.—Botoro Lieut.-Col. Cox
and 8. 8, Keddle.Fwq.,
Gonwt and William Semen were convicted I stealing four
rabbit traps. Use property of Chariot HUN, at Loden. on tea
lab inst., anti each sentenced to We smoke bard labour.

RIFI.It CORPS.—The Braminster squad of the Brid-
port ntle corps marched on Monday Mat to meet their
Bridport brothers in arms at Yelplaish, where the
whole a the corps were put under drill by Captain
El wards sod Lieutenant Good. Considering this was
the tint time the Beaminater volunteers have appeared
in public, they were very steady in their movement',
and promise to be an efficient and smart body of men.
The Beaminster "quad at present number, 26 men, an/
others are waiting to join.

SCHOOL FIetIVAL.-00 Monday. the 19th of July,
the annual festival of the Church Sunday Schools was
held. The scholars, numbering over 300 boys and girla,
.rambled in the new sahool-rooms, and were there
joined by the school children, boys and girls (ruin the
Seaminster Union. The whole thee walked in proem.
Mora to St. Marfa church, the ohildran displaying their
flags and banners, and the Me and drum band of the
Union school playing. After service the Proresion was
re-famed, and proceeded to a field adjoining Fret-
erne, where the ehildren were regaled with cake and
tee; nun cricket, ruing, and other amusements were
continued until nightfall

LYME REGIS.
Renarra.—We are glad to hear that there is every
probability of • regatta scene time during next month.
YAOHTING.—The Pelee* yacht, the property of B.
C. Greenhill, Esq., won the Club Prise of £26 at the
Southampton regatta.

MACICIRIL AO/Alt.—During the past week several
'hails of mackerel have been seen In the bay. Excel.
lent sport slso is enjoyed by the juveniles, Every
evening they assemble on the pier head in very large
portico —generally 40 or 60, including both Sexes, and
with rod and line, sometimes not of lb. most ssientifie
oonstruetion, pull up great numbers of smelt, young
blinn, and often whiting. Home of the young ones are
very expert, sod go Into the sport with eltarneteristle
ardour.

•
BRI DPORT.
isoIOPOH POLICII, Ttleglin7.—Bitfore Janos Teluple-
Mall WO William Swain, Pay.
A num MM.' titaddell. Charged talth being drunk and dia.
"Merl), was Aiwa and coat,
, William Way, a flax dremer, arm chargal with beim drunk
Ma liaoli% in Keg stmet Mat before mit. o'el..ek the mane
numting. P.l'. Itage depowal to the nolo. veNuillet of the sameied, who had Mann.' the 014111. Highbl.l.llillolltll4 HIUTImit-
Arrvt. King of Prumia•lane, ./111 the tart 14 Elm ..trwet in that
P.onbe hls companions attempted to renew him and
the deponent got roughly handled, hla clothe. being torn.
game rmtleman pawsd at the time, and the defendant waa ably lodged In durance vlle, and the Hemet inflicted sane of
,a. casts or ane month's bard labour. la rbldalllS of pay-
ornt Orr Wyman was Lsoltad up.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

PARKSTONE.

CAUTIOI TO htintriuta.—A correspondent tell, the
followiug strange story: A zealous policeman • few
Sundays ago eneaseoared to entrap three " Boni-
times" by resorting to the following stratagem. He
sent • coadjutor to their respective Louses with a
bottle under his arm, who whisperiogly asked to be
supplied with half-a-gallon of beer, adding that he and
• few friends who were near at hand had partaken some-
&what too freely °Mir John Barleycorn the primedlng even
ing and eadly wanted to wet their whistles, at the same
time stating that the meat was clear. He wed however
in each attempt unsucceerful, doubtless to the chagrin
of the instigator who deserved • good docking in • horse-
pond, for thus endeavonriug to prevail on her Majesty's
Pabjects to 'act In opp aition to the laws. We
wish the said ooadjutor Lad extended his journey •
little further, and tried his detective power at another
house, as the Isndlord bad prepared to 511 his bottle
with • beverage far from being palatable. For • polio..
man to pay • man to commit • crime, and then let the
great African boa constrictor envelope him in his *oil.,
cannot be otherwise than opposed to the spirit of the
British constitution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

•ItsoN AT ARIIIIIISIVSLL.

Jobs Wynn sem anointed for setting fire to a dock of
straw the propetty I J.,bn Hussey, on June 18.—
Prwuner Mid at was out a stack, but only • little straw.
Ifttaraa Oat guilty of eattitig are to • stock. —Tho In-
dictment teas amend, ao as to read " • qa•ntity of
/draw." Prisoner then pleaded guilty. below:ace was
adolened.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

ABI3OIBBURY.

Sowing BY Dimming°. —AD inquest was held at the
Ship Inn, in this plate, on Saturday, before Henry
Lock,Esq., deputy-ooroner,on view of the body of Sarah
Russell, wbo committed alf-datruction on the previous
morning by drowning herself in the waters of the Fleet.
The following was the evidenee adduced :—Mark Hop-
son, an agent for the Hari of Debater, deposed that on
Fnday morning, about ten o'clock, having head that
deceased was missing, be went in search of her. Seeing
a boat coming up the Fleet, he bailed the man in it, 1
and, having noticed something black on the water,
desired him to we what it was, and on examination it
was sound to be the body of the deceased. who was quite
dead. A number ef footmarks was observed in the
mud leading to tbe spot where the body was found, and
from that witness sonelnded that deceased must have
walked in and have fallen on her faoe. —Dania Selby
said as he was coming up the Fleet about ten in the
morning his attention was directed to something in the
water. He proceeded towards it, and found it to be the
body of the deoessed. He lifted her out of the water,
but she was quite dead.—Willirm Damon. about
o'clock on the morning in question, saw the deceased
down in the Middle Mead, near the dewy. She spoke
to hint in passing, and then proceeded in an opposite
direction to which be was going.—Joseph Russell. a bon
of deoeased, who has been living at home during the
past four or hes months, stated that his mother had for
some time past been very poorly, bodily and mentally,
and was mush depressed in spints—at times she could
attendednot tor wholeut
leifadhneontigctlolO—e Deorlo _ kthrr:ereovirofonyr
months peat.—Deceamod was much affected by bar
daughter's death and by her son's going away from
home. A verdict of "Temporary insanity" was re-
turned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

RLDIPOLE.

FAB/410113LE WIDDINO.— This villar was all alive
on Tuesday last, when Dr. Rigby, of horley, Lanai-
Aire, warn married at the parish (thumb by the Rev. 0
Marriott, to Promote Elisabeth, eldest daughter of Mrs.
Motley, of Hill-house, Radipole. The bride waist:had
in white satin trimmed with orange bl•asom, and wore
• wreath of oraage blossoms and white jessamine. with
• bridal veil of white tulle. She tarried, in her hand •
bouquet of white jensamities, with pure white rose boils,
and hyacinth.. bordered with maiden hair fern. Two
of the bridesmaids were her aisters, Miss M. Notley and
Iliaa G. Notley, and the others were Miss Harrison,
Miss Yockney, Miss Rosa, and Miss Gardiner. They
wore %while greneclines trimmed some with pink
and some with blue satin, and adorned with blue
forgetdne-nota, and briar roses, and sash carried a
splendid bouquet. The trousseau was supplied by Mr.
Rowe, of St. Maryatreet, Weymouth, and the bouqueta
were procured from Mr. Charles Turner, of Slough.
The wedding breakfast was laid at the Gloucester
HoteL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

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the Manufacturers,
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PURVEYORS_ TO HER Kaman,

SONO SQUAB'. LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

EVERSHOT.

FrarrlvAL.—On Tueeday lest, Arthur Martin, Esq.,
land Mrs. Martin gave their annual treat to the school
children of this parish, which conaisted of an abundant*
of °eke and tea, after which games of every discription
were iodulged in. Many old women were presented
with packets of tea, and men received light bats for
surnmet wear. The naaal distribution of prises amongst
the children took oleos, and we have no doubt but that
in years to come the name of Mao-tan will be reinembeied
by them with feclinp of pleasure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

rilwELvc CARTES DE VISITE, 2s. t3d.;
J. Six, lx. nd. Carte enlarged to 10 inches,
cabinet, 2s. Send Carte with Stamm perfect *opium
and original returned Free. LoNDON Pturro-Cornesi
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and 40, Iligh Holborn, London.
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-
BUTTER MAKING IN SUMMER.
MEM difficulty so much expsnenoed at this
sinnon in producing FIRM and SWEET
MUTTER, free from rancidity and unpleasant flavour,
Is entirely oreroome, and the Churning quickened, by
ening
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lUSE ONLY THE
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LAUNDIUM ILISE. No 0111
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

LOCIDISTS.—On Tuesday two asaidsmis happeauf ICI WINTICEBORNE WHITSCHUSCH.
Um mew of the Minotaur. Tbe first was to a wiles'
named Turner, who broke his arm while sendstbe W Passpovirios.—A meeting wig weveeed oa Mooday
twist in the boat. Shortly afterwards the foretopLalfant eveeteg. in MN needing-1-mm of Shia Aliairs, for the
put his foot too far through the crosstrees, and sa We
050$ WOO Wing lowered, when a sailer ...ad atria purpose of presenting a testfmonial of sot... and nerd,
moot cams down it struck out ono of his tees. Both to Mr. Ewen', lately resenting at Milton Abbas. Tb•
presentation took the form of • handsome illustrated
men were of course attended in the sick bay. Bible, on which was the following inscription :—'• Pro.
Tug Exam gunboat left the turbo., on Thursday gaoled to DT. Seren• by the inhabitants of Whowehtirsh,
last; It is guppegotg ohe will be broken up. Liao,. as • token of their appreciation of hie skilful and
Hunt, her commander, has been transferred to the eminent attentions as their mediul attendant for up-
Rind, Liao,. Groot,s tarot of samba there hsei.. wards of 16 IIISIS." We May say the money woesub-
expired. • soribedfalmut wholly by the poor. Mr. Swims has
HAL& Boacatrao,—ltoiaa mad. Ii felt on board left Milton Abbas and is now residing at Corns. A pair
thie ship that the Government have not sent aOOO brlg es yeses wee also promoted to MM. EW•I2., and the Pre-
to replace the unfortunate Ferret. The season is now sildisill wan of • um" interesting character.
arrived for the boys to be taken out cruising in the
training brig.
RiWiIDS roa Snots° I/lg.—A a meeting of the
Royal Humane fluiety, in London, on Wednesday. it
waa agreed to bestow silver medals on the following,
amongst other persons, who had saved lives on oussions
of great risk and difficulty i—Thognal Plane, • fisher.
mu, saved the captain and seven of the crew of the
Amalix, off Chesil Beach, Portland. let February, 1869;
sod Limit. Graysnor, R.N.. saved Corporal Rilloran,
17th Regiment, on the 15th April, 1869, off St. Holler's,
Jersey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

POOLE.

&moot, Taut.—The children and teachers a the
Unitarian Chapel, Hill-street, on 'Tuesday afternoon
wentinn waggons to Sandbanks, where they partook of
tea.
Twi POOl.l AID BOURNIIIOOTH JUNCTION RAILWAY.
—We understand that the construction of the line of
railway from the north end of the town of Poole to
Corte Hills will be almost Immediately commenced, and
that there is reason tn anticipate that the lint will be
completed within the time allowed by the act of Parlia-
ment, win, July, 11370.

_ .
Tows Coo “ctL. —A n adjourned meeting of the
Council was held at the Guildhall on Tue•day morn-
ing under the presidency of the Mayor (Mr. W. Pause).
The following gentlemen were present :—Aldermen
Cisme, Harris, Penney, and Councillors Stone, Lefty,
Styring, Minns, Oakley, Jennings W. Penney, and
Hamilton. The Town Clerk (Ilr. H. W. Dickinson),
said that • notice had been aerved on him by the
London and South Western Railway Company, to treat
for a small pities of land belonging to the Corporation
of Poole, on which the Star and Garter is built, the
land being required for Railway Purposive. After a
brief discussion the subject was referred to the Land
Committee for valuation. The report of the Land Coin.
mitten respeeting "The Conduit loe" at Constitution
Hill, blooming to the council, was received and orderedl
to be mut to the directors of the Poole Waterworks
Company, The Mayor (who is one of the dirsetors of
the aompany), rid the company would it,. an answer ,
in writing. The Town Clerk reported that be had
received a oommoniestion from the clerk of the Board
of Guardians, respecting a letter remised from the
Royal Sesitary Commissioner. eoncerning the state of
the Borough, but the council decided that the matter
had nothing whatever to do with them. It wan stated
that the borough wan as regards health in a very
favourable state ; the number of deaths have been very
few ; atone time recently nineteen days elapsed without
a single death, in March 15 persons died, in April IS,
In May 7, and in June 7, the total for four months being
(including stillborn) 47. The Mayor signed on behalf of
the oouncil, the certificate of the expenses for criminal
prosecutions for the half year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

WRAYILIA Man.—Sole Proprietors, TAYLOR, ItRoS.,
London.
'he Cocoa (or Cacao) of Marseille the true Theobroam of
Minname Cocoa Is Indigenhals to South America, of which
Larne Ina la • favoured portion •
TAYLOR BROTHERS having &Kenai the excludve supply
this Unrivalled Cocos, base, by the skilful appflotion of
their aoluble principle" and elaborate machinery, produced
what ilk Pfi undeniably
" THE PERFECTION OF PREPARED COCOA,"
that it has not only secured the preference of Ilutmeopashaand
Cocoa drinkers generally, but many who had hitherto not
I mad any preparation tothit then, have after one trial adopted
the Marseille Coosa as their constant beverage for bresktam,
a mimeo, he,
"A Success unpreoentel --Ts. Webs Imp .6, War Irear•O
Maras Ma Cocoa has achieved • thorough sumese, and msper-
lodes every other Coma in the market. For homeopaths and
Invalid. we °num not, recornmend a More agreeable or valuable
beverage."—Sold In packet' only by all Grocers.
- -
°THING IMPlitttsi DLL—At:CA AMARELLA J
restores the human hair to Its pristine hue, no•
matterat 'o
ow ag.. GOSN ELI, Le CO., have '
.4 at length, with the ald of one of the most eminent
chemists, succeeded in perfecting this wonderful
e.
re, now offered to the public in the more eon-
oentrated form, and at 3 lower price. Sold in bottles It E-
S& each elm de, 7, di., and list each, Including
brook—Single bottle+ forwarded on receipt of
▪ prnti.o.tamnp.or P.O. Order.
-
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HOPKINSON'S PIANOFORTES have obtained their great
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knee alone! On every ,ccasion when placed in competition
with the world's makers, they have been awarded first-clam
Prim ifedstia—ess ten, isss,iees, less, he. Prices moderat&
To be bad of the princitol Muth Seller, Lid, free
Memo-ores, 235, Regent-strest, London:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

WEDNESDAY. Ars AUGUST. 1569.

MR. EDWARD WATERS' ANNUAL SALE AT
STRArono.strn CASTLE, sea r .SA LISBURY.

MR. JOHN WATERS (CAsAL, SALisimitr),
begs to give Notre@ that the STRATFORD
A NNU A SALIII AVM empris• about 140 RA II is }lllB
and 4 RAM, of the Improved Hampshire Down Dread,
of which amet MI Kam Lambe and 4 Itsms will be
Sold end Let on the Premises. on WEDNF-SDA Y. 4th.
AUGUST, 160, and the remainder (comprising all the
Young lambs) at WiLeow FAIR.
Uatelogera grill bc forwarded on application.

THURSDAY, STII AUGINT. It.
114TF1N FARM, A MENIIIIRY. WILTS.
MR. JOHN WATERS (CANAL, SALISBURY).
it favoured with inittructions to SELL by AUC-
TION. 011 the Parastmte, on THURSDAY, Sth
AVOUST, ll9.—The well-known and lidghly-appre-
Mated RATFIN BREEDING FLOCK, comprizing 100
Ram Limbs, together with 100 two-teeth Ewes, 90 tour.
teeth Ewes, 90 mix-teeth Ewes, 136 full-mouth Ewes,
and 190 Ewe Lambs, of the genuine Hampshire Down
Breed, the property of Mr. CHABLIS LONG, having liemt
panellised by him of Mr. OLDINO, at Michaelmas last,
by valtrition, on snemeding to the Farm, and now for
absolute ,ale, nobly in consequence of the owner not
intending to continue ram breeding.
Cutaocuce will be forwarded on application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

bowie

The Ooroner : I woodsy

tx!atemed

his.

us not burnt more

In the room was Mitzi.
,iving near bawd the eltUd
. out the fire. This man had,
visit bin mother.
lin said be saw the deceased
lying on its mother's knee
, it, sad was burnt about the
side, the whole left arm was
• down, no that there was no
whole skin of the hand was
rbole shin of the side was
os extended a little way in
• one-third of the skin of the
through, looking no if it had
Ai was also berm., and • streak
male. Deceased did not appear
kid for some sweetmeats, and
objected t.. taker •••7. —By the Coroner:
This freedom from pain indicated that the parte were
almost entirely destroyed. Deceased fainted once or
twist, end appeared to be dying. He preearibed for
and attecd.i it again in toe evening. when it was
delirious. From the first be believed it would dl., as
be had never a..n reoovery from burns to that extent.
The it...a:hat...use of death was shook and eongestion
of the brain, mimed by ambiance.
A verdict of "Accidental Made was ',turned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

-FORDINOBRIDGE:

TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY
RANNEN, on MONDAY, AUGURY
J 2nd. 1M1.9, the BOUsiEHOLD FURNITURE
and SPWK-INsTBADE of the late Mr. }Lanolin,
Watchniakar,
The STOCK•INsTRADE consists of a gold guard
chain, pair of gold ear dross, several gold and other
brooches and pine, pair of Jet bracelets silver mounted.
slicer pencil arm plat wl not cracks, several dozen
watch keys, iseveral gross of watch gleam, main springs
and othar working stock, a large ad wall selected am
sortment of working tools, shop sounter, nests of
allesswent, p.rtition, sign board, ke.
The FUltNllUttil oon.prites, ? bedsteads, I feather
bet and beddidg, set of 4•11111111 I furniture for Arabian
hadatcad, drawling tables and wash stands, handsome
eating gloss, t; cane seat chairs, oak dining, tea and
aleal tables, set of tea shins, ma chest and trays, fender
and fire irons, and
.other kitchen. !Melee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

KIMMEktIDGE.

_
AN Arent.. The Key. Eldon Bombes, of Code
Castle, wiches to make known some eau. of distress
along this mut, as be has always forted that such have
only to be made known in order to be relieved. It
seems that when the racestguald went 'Oleo' the other
day with Kr. Childers they were subjected to • medieLl
examination, and two from each station are about to be
diamissed her Majesty's 'aeries ail the result of the ex-
amination, with • pension of Is. or Is. 3d. • day. It
would mem eerions that the Name number were found
in weak health on each station, so I mast explain that
they examined their back teeth, and those whish were
gone or going were pronounced unfit to deal with ship
bimmit, and their owners unfit for her Majesty's ser•
vice. Far be it trout me to find fault, or to induce
others to find fault, with "the powers that be," but I
with it had struck them them that there is each •
thing as soaking ship biscuit. and rendering it in this
way proper food for thole who.* teeth are not so good
se they used to be. My !unities% however, le with the
men. I have lying before me a letter from the wife of
one of these men whose bock teeth are def Active, In
which she states that her husband has served nine years
in the navy, and 18 years at the eoutguard station,
Kirnmeridge ; that he has always borne an usellent
tharaeter ; that they have eight young children. Here
ui the case, then, of a mu in the prime of life, 44 years
of age, with eight young children, auddenly out out of
house and home end employment, with lem than parish
pittance to depend on, after serving her Majesty fsith-
fnJy well for 27 yews. "Ex woo dint oinsies."
this is only one ease out of many. Two or three of it.
In these parts are resolved so do what we can for these
men, and I have thought good to lay the cue before
your ruder*. asking them to aid in relieving their wants,
or, still better, in helping to find them situations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

PORTLAND.

Titi ORLIa RAATIRM put into Portland Flarhoar OR
Sunday morning. She stayed only three or lour hours,
and left shout eleven o'clock.

SHIPS IN THN RUA DB. —lt ill said that the Minotaur,
Hercules, and Bellerophon are to rem kin in our harbour
till the Warrior, Northumberland, and Black Prinee
return from Bermuda.

THI ACIIILLIN has replaced the St. George guard-ship,
the crew of the latter being put on board the
Only a few warrant officers Game with their veeeol, and
the SL George'. orew ere found to be muith too small,
eo small that, as ono of the tars lays, they hare enough
to do to keep her clean. The Achilles requires at least
10() more bawls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

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Subscribers—Apply for El chance., issued upon forms
nuppliel by the Austrian Government and bearing the
Imperial half • florin stamp, and for prospectuses to
VOXLCKER, and Co., Minket", Vienna.

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years' use.

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LOCAL AGRRTS Vol CANHILL'S COFFERS :--
YROcIL .7. Perry, Temperance Hotel, South-
street, and J. Helier, London-road.
BRIDCWATIR
BASCONIII
BLANDFORD James Hobbit.
HARD H. B. Olyde, stamp-office.
COLL U m rros
lloacarteran

Browning, High East-street.
GLAIITONBUIT S. Jacobs, grocer.
GILLINGHAM
NETHIRBURT
Oliva ST. MAZY SbTopArd, grocer.
POOLE
Con. Spring-garden.
Quail Cann S. Gam, Post Office.
STOKE
SIIIIIBOIIIIII
Suirrox MALLET C. Goodenough.
STOKSINSTIE Jackson, chemist.
SHAPTIMBOET G. B Norton, fancy 'samba:ism
&ALMOST S. Atkins, chemist, W. Thorn,
Winelmoter-street, and Davis,
Culver-street.
TAITIITON G. bagranl, Park-street, and Jones,
. .

BChureh-street.
WINCANTON James Gilbert.
WILTON
WELLixorom K. Burnett,
WITNOUTH A. Ellery, 40, High-street, and
Croaker, 18, Park-strest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

lIILBORNE BT. ANDREW.

THI ItarozmArosy.—On nuied.y last Mr. Sydney
Turner, Her Majesty's inspector, virited the establish-
' ment atlborne, and his report his couched in the
most ratifying terms of satisfaction. After making •
minute inspection of the school buildings, the land our.
rounding them, and the interior economy of the institu-
tion, the inspector expressed the great satisfaction the
whole of the matter in detail had afforded him. He
found the boys in good health, and says "their manners
and appearance were very encouraging." Generally the
lads have passed the necessary examination very well,
and emend of them had pared through the first slaws
very satisfactorily. Although so very little seems to he
known about this establishment, there can be little
doubt of the very useful position II holds among the isl-
rtitatioaa of the county, and the uniformly good
reports that have been made on the management for
several years past testify to the excellent and judieioas
manner in which it is conducted by Mr. Stoat, the
superintendent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

BL&NDFORD.

Wg understand that • concert of sacred music will be
given in September next, by the members of the Bland-
ford Harmonis Society, when lieudelasohn's St. Panl
will be performed. As the members have had a much
longer time for preparation than was expected, there is
every reason to hope that in a musical point of view
, the concert will be • very suocerfal one.
TRIP TO WITYOI:7TH.—On Monday last the Bine
IBoys attending the National School were kindly
, treated with • holiday excorsion to Weymouth by the
Mayor (S. Abbott, Fag.). It bad been planned for
them to see the fortifications and breakwater at Port-
land, bet the train being rather behind its time the
young people were forced to content themselves with •
"dip" in the see, and • view of WevturaitS. An exeel-
lent dinner was provided for them at the Mayor's
expense, and they arrived home about ten o'clock,
highly delighted with their treat.
1i Mazer PitottPECTlL—Wheat crops in the neighbour-
hood of Blandford are looking ragged. weak, sod thin,
and must be under an average crop; they have never
recovered the cold wet month of May. A good field of
Wheat I am sorry to say, is • rare thing to be seen in
this locality, even on the best cultivated spots. Warm
sun is badly wanted to bring it on. It will be August
before any of it will be fit for the reaper, which will
make the harvest from 12 to 15 days later than last
year. Much as yet cannot be said respecting the Barley
and fist crop, being early for it, but it is at present
looking healthy and promising—likely to be an average
crop. Keep for all kinds of stock hi plenty, and the
Mengels, Swede, and Turnip plants are coming on very
satisfactorily. I have not seen any of the Turnip fiy
this season, or beard any cimplaint. —Joh% IWA
RusAlow, July 12.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27

ALL. KINDS.

There is no medicinal preparation In the world wine., may be
so thoroughly tell.' mem, In the troatm.nt of the above
ailment., as ihdloway's Ointment. Nothing can he so simple
or safe atthe manner in ehlnh It Is applied, or Its action on
the hotly. both locally and constitutionally. The Ointment
tubbed around the pert effectol, entere the pores Just an sey
enter. meat. It quickly penetrable to the mem of the evil
and drisee.lt.frorn the in stew