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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE
PRETENCE&

Oa Thursday last, Barth Baker' Mary Jane
Bennett, and William Baker, were brought up on
remand on • charge of obtaining by false pretense.
two silk dresses and six yards of white Llama, from
the shop of Messrs. Abbott, brothers' Blandford on
the previous Monday.—The examination took
at the Tow-hall, before the Mayor and 44.'17
Town-hall,
Fincham. Esq., and excited considerable interest.
The first wawa celled was John Thomas Shayler,
smistant to the Messrs. Abbott, who deposed that on
the previous Saturday afternoon, the two female
priminere came to the shop and asked io look at some
silks, and selected two; and afterwards ordered six
yards of white Llama. On inquiring if they wished
for a bill Sarah Baker said the amount of the goods
was to be put down to her. He than asked her
name, and she replied that she was cook at Mr.
Evans's at Chettle, and afterwards that herniate wee
Mary Baker. Both of*, female primmers represented
themselves to be Mr. Evans' servants Sarah Baker
said they wanted credit for a fortnight, bootees they
received their wages every six months. He then
slaked Mr. Abbott if he would give them credit, but
he refused. He then told them by Mr. Abbott's
direction that if Mr. Evans would send a satisfao-
tory note to him be might let them have the goods,
the value of which was about £9. On the follow
-
Mg Monday, William Baker, the male prisoner
brought two letters directed to Mr. Abbott, which
wither gave to him; and by Mr. Abbott's direction
be put up the articles produced ia a parcel. In the
meantime Baker left the shop, saying he would call
spin. He did so in about an hour after, and
witness gays him the parcel In reply to witness,
Baker said he worked in Mr. Evans' garden at
MAU&
Mr. W. H. Abbott, stated that on Monday lath
his assistant, John Thomas Shayler, gave him •
letter purporting to by from Miss Evans, of Chottle,
which was se follows:

" MAW.

"Mr. Abbot
"My servants wm in at Blandord on Saturday at
your shop and they wanted some things and you would
not let them have it without me Nadine • note and
now I have mod you one let them have what they
wont I shall be in shortlity and I will see it payed
"From
"Mon Evens."
And it the memo time the last witness gays him
smother note signed "Mary Baker," on fosre
" Mottle

" Sr,—Wlll you be oco Wad me to good to bthinp what
I ordered on Satarday the Dresses and Usual« and 2
white Bonneted; and 2 Pr. of state kid gloves 7 wed
quarter and half a yard of Bine Silk sad one Carlin*
hoop, Pettioot"
I remain yours Humble ilerront
"Yea, Baker."
On retain the lottore he (tba prageotior) ens
pectin' theey were not genuine. Els then ordered
tbe laat grilses, to do up the goods ordered no
EWOordaY, and giro than to the party wko Wood"
Ike soMg When Bair •611•41 fog Bo Fired be
said it reply to progagator tits ha hid known Masi
Barg Mb. cook ta Obstlis, kg about Z mosibe tad
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

Sporting.

LULWORTH CLUB Conning° MUTING. The
second meeting of the mason under the auspioes of
this club took pleas on Thursday last, by the kind
permission of E.J. Weld, Esq., upon the Lulworth
Castle estate. Two stakes were announced—one for
puppies and the other for all ages—both of which
Shed, and, favoured by beautiful weather and plenty
of hares, they were run out, what is somewhat
remarkable, without • single undecided course. The
stewards were Mr. Tooker, and Mr. White, while
the hon. secretary, Mr. Bates, did everything that
could possibly further the success of the meeting.
Mr. Seth Seymour officiated as judge, and toe de-
cisions gave universal satirisation. The meet was at
Daigars Gate, on the hills overlooking West Lot-
worth, and, though the hazes at first got away
without affording much sport, this was more than
compensated by the exciting contests which took
plias on nearing the home farms towards East Lot.
worth. Trier* was • good field of horsemen out, and
the affair was altogether highly successful. The
following was the result:—

Tilt LOLWORTH &cartes, tor eight poppies. Entrance
El. The winner Serengeti £5; second, £2.

Mr. White's r.d. Wisdom beat Mr. T. Heiken'. r.d Dart
Mr. Thoinpoon's r.d.Twiater„ Mr. Morant's bd. Memo
Mr. Bennett'. r.b. Polly Mr. Mayo'. b.d Ratanlin
Mr. Morsels'. b.d. Ben „ Mr. Thompson's bl. bd.
d. Governor Eyre

Wisdom but Twistwr

I Ben best Polly

HI.
800 best Wisdom

THZ CAM, STAMM, for al mei Botmooe, Ll.
The winner Co receive a ; wood, LI.

Mr. H. Mayo's r.d. Telly•bo ran a bye
Mr. Tbompeon's f.b. Nobly boat Mr. Morant's b.b Minnt
Mr. Tbompcon's r.d. Ben „ Mr. Spicer's nu. I. d.
Blossom
Mr. Morant's b.d Strychnine„ Mr. Bennett's Lb Nally
IT.
Tally.bo best Nally I Strychnine beat Ben
In.

Tally.ho beat Strychnine.
The dogs that most distinguished themselves were
Mr. Moretti's Ben, the winner of the puppy stakes,
his Strychnine, and Mr. H. Mayo's Tally•bo, the
winner of the all aged stakes. On the whole the
hares bad the best of it, as mg, five were killed.
There was • capital dinner provided on the conclusion
of the day's sport by Mr. and Mrs. Champ at the
Weld Arms lan, Fast Lolworth. Mr. Baas occupied
the chair, being supported by Major &want, W.
Thomson, Eq., Hay Morsot, Eq.. and • number of
tenantry, members if the club. and visitors. Mr.
Cornelius Yearsley occupied the vice-chair, and a
very happy day was here brought to a elm over the
amenities of the Dorsal board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, Frid.y.—We ha.e no improvement
notioa. For ell deeeriptions, the trade ie quiet, bob
bolder, do not appear at all anzloas to press and
in the few tranowitions which hays taken piece tato
rate* have been supported. Mid and Foot Santo, 170 a.
to 231..; Fernhain and errantry, 170.. to 2254.; Weald
of Kent*. 1684. to 183..; Same:, 164 a. to 175 n ;Ttrarlinp,
106 a.; Olds, 561. to 635. per awt.

WOOL MARKET.

In English wool very little business Is doing, and
priors are barely supported. Tbe trade for colonial
wool is quiet in Use extreme, in consequence of Use
approaching sales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

DEATHS.

Feburary 15, it Charminster, the wife of Mr. Josiah
Slade, aged 82.
February 16, at 'Sandford, Jobs Tregonell King,
Eno., noluntor, aged 68 years. Urtivenally 'summed,
and resmtod by alarge girds of friends.
February IS, at Great Corms street, Russeltyquare,
Lmstlon, Arum, beloved daughter of the late Kenneth
Clapporton, of Salisbury.
February 16, at "Sandford, Ifra Lawrence, aged 86.
February 19, at Hillsadn, Andover, ROMS, the wife
of Harry Partner, FA., in the Mat year of her age.
February 20, at the Fountain Inn. Forton, near
Goisort, Mr. Theodore Craft, in his 40th year, late of
Swans'., Dorset.
February 22, at Dorchester, suddenly, Mr. W.
Crockford, millwright, aged 45.
February 24, at Fordington, Mr. James Bishop, shoe-
maker, at an wiyaneed age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

POWEBBTOCK.

A* lailomer was held at Poweestook on Saturday
week, before N. M. Louin, Esq., coroner, on the
body of Charles Legg, who .shortly after the Tithe
dinner there on the previoas evening, at which he
was present, and while in the room, was seised with
apopketio symptoms sod died in the wares of an
hour. The Jury returned a verdict in aooordanos
with the evident'.. We understand the party at the
tithe dinner was immediately beokss up in oat-
erg Reno'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

PROFESSIONAL BURGEON AND /IEdHANICLL

DENTIST,
79, ST. THOXAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

-DEMONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
J_ oin save more than half the assl eitargo.bby,
using M. LATS. Interruptible Eisend Artificial
which are of the beet quality wade ID the world;
are warranted as useful for =mastics as unequalled
for economy, durability, arid comfort. The tome are
base it • strong body of vulcanised ladle rubber, is
width the teeth are set, suongly teased to the rabbet
by • strong gold wire. Artilàal teeth med• tad set Is
the way dearibed are =details...ibis, and may be wed
during. lifetime, whit, the unequalled Meals in
pace places thine within the reach of every pea.
From 12 to 30 vine.' is generally therged by most
dentists for one set of teeth. M. LAW leillara tensest
• superior quality from Is to he. per tooth, orEll to IS
par doable set. warranted; and la see of sodded he
=the= free of Sorge nada ti,peeindaf tea yeses
a =deeds In prise may lades mime perms to
think that an inferior quality only ere emplied at than
prices, but N. LIT. will be happy to thow the prim
lists of the beet inacdasturess of mineral teeth in the
world to any persons having doubt at to the very best
quality of teeth and material supplied by him, end be
shall be able to convince than that at those priest be
can realise 20 per oent.Lotrt. :our skill and labour,
_and
that the dentists who one guinea for • ask
tooth, and from 12 to 30 qa for • set of teeth, ere
matt exorbitant overrters, and they deprive • great
many mama of the bell of dentistry.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
No operation is more dreaded by • great member of
persons than the extraction of • tooth, and for no opera-
tion has more things been tried to avoid pain; eke
tricity was very much used in Frame some years ses,
chloroform is still used al over the world (a dtrigeroes
agent and of very little advantage). Dr. Rithardeos
be. invented an instrument to apply ether to the
tooth before its attraction. The inactivations
attending its use is the fact that two astremeste are
required to be put in the mouth—one to apply the ether
and the other to eon= the tooth. When the la= is to
go
in there is often said " wait • moment, " and then
the effect of the ether is gone before the instrument
▪ reach the tooth. The operation is then not • pads
one. Mona Lire ha soneeded in producing ea name
meat by which be can apply the ether and extra= the
tooth at the same time; the operation is always sneenee
NI, and is executedin lest time thast:is; required, to say

tooth
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

CHARDSTOCK.

Ax inquest was held at Mardi/took before N. IL
Loggin, req., ocseemer, on Tuesday the 12 inst., on
lb. body ofJames Knott, a labourer, who died on
the previous Sunday evening, from falling into a
mill stream, and getting under the water wlteeL
The jury returned a verdict of "soooidental death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

CHRISTCHURCH.

Tai Poole Amateur Dniantic Company pve an
enterteloomal at the Towo.hell on Friday eveaieg seek.
The pieties selected were the "Miser of Marseilles" sad
"Sarah's young man," both of which were admirably
rendered, soil appreciated by a ocenewhat nameroes
IlUdiroce. During the performance we regret to say
that a certain individual, whe can boast of no other
misomplishment than that which appertains to the ass,
brayed out "are," which produced no other effect than
exciting the indignation of the audience. We would,
therefore, *drew, the person referred to to discontinue
his maioine propeusitieri
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

Per 816. to !Ink the Offal.

.di.d. d. s. d.
101. come beasts 3 6 to 3 8 •Prlmellootlidowsell 10 to 6
Ilecomt quellty... 3 10 to 4 I 'Leg. coarse calves 4 SILO
Prime larg Jen 4 0104 IC Prim* small
Prime Coate, Om 5 oto 5 4 ,Large bows 3 I tr. $
Inf. coarse amp 3 Bto I 0 Neat mol. porker $ te 4
Second quality ... 4 Ito 5 10 Wing. calvesoldioo oto /I
Prime coarse wild 5 2to 5 8 ,Qr.olo sir 41,..40.114 oto 16 It
TOTAL SUPPI.4.-13ritieh—Beasts, 612; atm
sheep and lambe, 5,040; calves, ; pigs, ISO.—
Foreign—Beasts, 194; sheep and hunk, 412; selves,
$0; pigs, 10.
NET/OATS AND LZADINIALL. Priday.—The !applies
of meat are moderate ; on the whole, the trade is quiet,
at the annexed omelettes&
Perlin., by the cerease.
a.d. .4.lid.
Interior bort . 3 3to 3 4 I Interior suttee 3 4te 3
Illddling ditto 3 6,510 v radium dltto lO „ 4 4
Prime large do. 4 0 4 1 Prime ditt0..
Prime mall ditto 4 4 ~4 0 Large pork
Veal 4 0 „ 3 4 Ikea 1 41140.... „ 4 0
Basrot., Thursday. —We had a good supply of beef
at our muket to-day, including a larger number of Irish
animals than we have seen ben for some time put.
Tbe quality both of the Irish and honse-fed animals was
exceedingly good, and recent high rates were tally main-
tained, best descriptions realising 705., sod in some eases
72a. vu demanded and obtained for uythlng plerti•
canny good; secondary samples realised from Ms. to Ma.
per cwt., and there was on tbe whole • very fair trade.
M were soar.., and in good demand, foe which tb•
supply was not equal; Fives showed sa upward
ten easy, and best wethers, especially the prime small
descriptions, exchanged handset from 84. to 844. per lb.
There was a steady, though limited trade in Wish sows.
We had a short supply of pigs st the Weat-streaurd,
and there sraa a fair demand, with a decided improve-
ment in erica, bacon pigs selling at from 9e. to k. 3d.,
and mall porkers at 9s. 64. per soon. Very few hones
In the market, and namely anything doing.
Hanrrot., Thursday—We had • small apply of
English wheat to-day, the value of whale sere main.
tamed ; but foreign wee freely pressed at 116. per quarter
Moline on the prime of this day ee'nnlibt with • fair
cocurumptive demand. Malting barley li. pee qr. lower ;
arrivals of foreign grinding are new dropping in and
boilers sae supply themselves at Is. to Re. per qr. ender
the extreme rates lately prevailing. Black oats teeevered
64. per quarter ; the trade for other descriptions were
at rather lower rates. Bans and mains Is. per
(porter thesper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

WHITECHURCH.

Ox Thursday, 14th mink a lecture was deliveted
in the Reading Rem of this village, os behalf of
its funds, by the Roy. J. S. %mos, Wesleyan
Minister, Dorchester. The subject was "A glance
at NW." The lecturer, after reviving disasters by
ma, by trade, and by pestilence, took up the subject
of ritualism, and ea pressed his fears that unless the
Prayer Book vas revised, the ritualista would gain
their point is the church. J.C. Mensal, Fisq., who
Presided, warmly thanked the lecturer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

STALBRIDGE.

Tits RI7LII CORM —Tb• second oonipetition for
the season for the monthly challenge cup took place
at the butts on Monday. The weather was very un-
favourable for shooting. There were 11 competitors,
the ranges being 400, 550, and 600 yards, seven
rounds at each range. Private Harris, after auto..
contest with Sergeant Curtis, became the pomeasoe
of the cup, be baying won it at the preceding com-
petition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

CATTLE MARKETS

METROPOLITAN. Thorsday.—Ooly a limited supply a
beasts was on aale here to-day. The bus breeds were
in moderate request, at full prices; but inferior stook
wee somewhat heavy, cm former terms. The top tore
was sa. 24. per 81b. Although the show of sheep was
very moderate sales progressed slowly, at If oeday's
decline in the quotations. The hut dews sad half-
brads were disposed of at 54.10 d. to Bs. par 81b. Cetus
sold slowly, but at full prices from 4s. fkl. to sa.
84. per 81h. Pigs were very dull, at previous rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-26

SPETTISBURY.

Punt MUM/W.—Through the kindness of the
rector of this parish the inhabitants have lately on three
osculons been favoured with "Readings" which have
been given in the endowed schoolroom, and been very
os.xisesfuL The third re Kling took pleat on Monday
I evening and was well attended the room being ignite full.
The RA,. 11. B. View& in introdming the readers' said
that be was much gratified in seeing so many preeent.
He believed that min kind of entertain imitate, combining
intimation and amusement, were calculated to
do a great deal of good, and he was very
thankful to those gentlemen who bad so
kindly some forward to mast him. -- The
eveoing'• @uteri iin.nent commenced with • trio by
Kelton. Groves, Leaning, mod Watts, "Pmfide Mori."
This was followed by the Rev. C. Tanen, rector of
Steurpaitte, raiding an excellently written tale entitle/
" A trap to catch • sunbeam," the moral of which is,
that inidemi of munnuning aid complaining about the
trials and difficulties of life, iii, best to bear them with
patience, and seek in the alleviation of others' woes that
happinem which can only be attained by doing good. A
rich musical trest followed, Kiss Tigard, cousin of the
rector, very ably ',Wing a pianoforte solo. "Chime
mein boastful bi 11.," which was lowly encored.
This wee followed by "The Maids of limy England"
snag by Kr. Loaning, which was also well reeieved. But
the great attraction of the evening we. a reading of
Barnes's poems in the Doted dialect, by Mr.
W. S. Groves Many the poems are admirably
suited for • country &tidier es, every word n d incident
otirtrayed le thormaghly understood, and mimes home to
all 'rift) plwerful effect, n the every-day language of
life. Kr. Groves selected the more humorous pieces,
which called forth roars of Inughtet, and at the close he
was heartily sheered. Bigot*. Quartett "Sleep gentle
lady," was eapitally meg by Kits Viztrd, Me. Loaning,
Kr. Groves and Mr. Vistrd, and the meeting closed
with the Nations! Anthem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

SFIAFTESBURY.

FATAL ACCTDINT. —Oll Friday morning a littctba
three years of age. the son of • hbourer named Ti
ventured too near • passing waggon on the Little Down.
road when his clothes got entangled, and the poor
little fellow was dragged round tt 1 his bead beoune
jambed between the body of the waggon and the wheel.
When extricated he was quite dead. At the
Inquest the jury returned • verdict of "Accidental
Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

PTIBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Thursday, Anoint I.—Auction of Household Furniture
kc., at the Belle Vue Hotel, Bournemouth, by
Mr. J. J. Bennett.
Auction at the antelope Hotel. Dorchester, of
Freehold Estate and Land; situate at
Bucldand Newton, by Mr. Ff. Richards.
noodwood Races (cup day).—Bxeursions from
Weymouth, Dorchester, he., to Chichester
(8 W. R )
Friday, 2.—Kr Fames Repository Bale, Dorchester.
Monday & —Election of Coroner for the Portland
district, at the Portland Anns Inn, Portland.
Tuesday G.—Corehester (Dorset) Fair.
Dorchester County Court.
Auction of (Sheep in the Fair Field, Dorchester,
I,y Mr. Eneor.

Exeuro!ons every Monday during August to London
from Weymouth. Dorchester, Lc. ( Crest
Western Railway).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

BIRTHS.

July 19. at Parkstose, the wile of the Rev.
Cootobe, of a gen.
. .

rely 21, at Crewkerne, the wife of John Bryant
Phelps, Esq , of a daughter.
July 22. at Aldershot, the wife of Mr. Frederick
Duffield. :ifith regiment, of a son.
July 24, at Shroton House, the wife of B. B. Bower,
Esq., of a son and heir.
July 25 at Bishop's Cannings, Wilts, the wife of the
lies. G. Pilgrim Toppin, of a daughter.

MARRIAGEI4.
May 14, at Rt. P.a. Cathedral, Wellington. Net,
Zealand, by the Rev. P. Hagilaxwell, Alfred Agnates,
sixth eon of W. E. Brown„ Southampton, to Ellen,
youngest surviving daughter o Dimond, Ego.,
of Salisbury.
July 16. at St. George's, London, by the Rev. John
George BeManhole, Mr. John Patch, of Hamlbury,
Somenet, to Marianne, third daughter of the late
Theophilus T Pope. Esq . of Puddletown.
July Zl, at .t. Peter's Church Notting-hill, by the
Rev. Thomas Prater, uncle of the bride, assisted by t. e
Rev. John Robins, the incumbent, Matthew imnry
Devenish, second son of James Aldridge Dampish, Esq..
of Roslwell, Weymouth, to Emily Ann. second
slaughter of' harlm Prater, Esq., of 2, Stanley-terrace,
Kensington-park.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

WARKRAIL

MR. ROUST Terms WILLCOX, IL A., of this town,
hoe been admitted a member of the Royal College of
Surgeons.
LABOURERS' FRIEND TIIIIIITP HMI •10 M A TCH.
The first, prize has been awarded to John Loveless,
servant to Mr. W. Sudden, £2. —The second prise
is William Dorey, servant to Mr. M. Randall,(l.—
The
third prize to Mathew Foster, servant to J. H.
Calcraft„ 10e The judges decided on Friday
last, their decision being arrived at with great
difficulty owing to the recent heavy reins.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

STIJBMINSTIB.

-------
Pgm' flawoons, July 25. —Before John lithroY,
sod T. B. Hannan. Eaq.—Thonsas Kendall, and
Rd win Karon, of Marnhuil, were *bawd ..th !multi.*
Mary Ann Hunt, of Marnholl, on Sunday night, the
21st inst. Mr. Dwikwood defended. The ooraplanant
Ii dal and dumb, end her (irides,* was ititnreled b/
Andrew Hunt, her brother. It appeared from her
statement that she was drinking with the defoodosts
at the Crown Inn on the seining l usetlou, end eo
laving the public boas., Wawa 10 sad 11 o'elosk, she
WU tattoo into.geld, when both the primate's pasty
assaulted her, but tout* persons in the neighboarhood
hearing her 'cream, wont to the spot and remised her
from further riolence.—Mr. Disband would sot haT
that a 000101011 msault had base committed, end the
insibraates, after rood estotany gifting the teas, eta
rioted tbe pets men of that ammo, and imposed a Ise
of 20s ash, and the ocels„_amounting to di ls. W., or
one month hard labour. The mousy was Pad.

BRIDPORT.
Tin animal treat given to the scholars of the Sunday
schools of St Marts church, and the children of the
National day school, took place on Friday last They
assembled, to the number of between four and five
hundred, at the schools, (tern whence they went in
Promotion, with the teachers end the clergy of the
parish, heeded by the 3rd Dorset Volunteer
rettinz
o.i, through the principal streets—and hen
to the school, when an abundant provision of cake and
tea was provided. After the procession was reformed.
they
iioceeded to • .la kindly lent by 11101
Anafo where cricket and other sports were
prow it
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requested MatlnOcommalestions ba
ITJ*lUrowed to • The BMW awl so* to Amy intividta

by ease.
Merin end Pub&lot ter the prepriseore, 0 their
01Bee, Cbcreh-streek Dorchester, by FIIDERICK GILL
Roy, el she Perish ot Tardiness, isi else.Cosasy 4
Detest ?Gado, July 30, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

WHEN YOU AllE FOR
GLENFIELD STARCH
81SE THAT YOU GET IT
As Wirier kiwis aro ofsso substitoted. It ii sold
all Groom, Madera, Ira , do.
(WOTHERSPOON & Co., Gustav, Ain L3IDOX.)
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

CorroSponbtnce.

TRH noßcnEsnin WATER SUPPLY.

To Out Idtior.

Sir,—or some months, I may say many months
Plot. I have been greatly inoonvenienmd by the
miserably short supply of water in my house • and as
I have repeitedly complained of it at head-quarters to
no purpose, and believe that others have equal cause of
complaint with myself, I think it best to make an
appeal through, the medium of your columns.
At the time I write (12 o'clock this morning), there has
been no water in any of my taps for 21 hours / It was
turned off at three o'clock yesterday, and this
has constantly been the case in several in.
stances, with most inconvenient, and on one
occasion, dangerous results. I may also add that
when for • few hours in the day the water
Is turned on, the supply is without any force,
in the smallest possible quantity. I am sure
such • state of things cannot continue without
danger to the health of the inhabitants of our otherwise
' favoured town.
For the last two quarters I have refused to pay
water rate, and I do not intend to pay it until the
supply is very different from what it is now; and I am
persuaded that if other ratepayers would do the same,
the heetneee of water supply for Dorchester and
Fordington would soon be more efficiently managed.
—I remain, yours obediently,
A RATEPAYER.
Dorchester, July 29, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

DEATHS.

May 2, at Grafton. New South Wales, Ephraim
Matthew Cridge, m.a.c a., aged 35.
July 13, at the rue Key. Inn, 21, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, Eunice, the beloved wife of Mr. George
Marsh, the proprietor of the same establishment.
July IR, at 6, Foulis.terram, /1 W., Eliza, widow of
the late Rey. Andrew Irvine, vicar of St. Margaret's,
Leicester, and eldest daughter of the late John R
moo. EU, of Wimpole-street, and at Clatter.' and
Alredord, Huta
July 19, at East Howe., the wife of Mr. Charles
Saunders, conductor of the Hinson braes band, aged
4fl years.
July 19, at Stratton, in the 56th venr of his age,
Mr. George Allen, carpenter. His end was peace.
July 23, at Raver Farm Elisabeth third daughter,
of Mr. ‘t illiani ndrews, of consumption.
July El, at Fordirsgbridge, Mts. Eliaabeth Petch, in
the 74th year of her age
July 27. at Channinsky, suddenly, Mr. Robert Cosh,
postmaster, aged 73
July 211, at Fordington, Dorchester, Louisa Jane,
youagest and much.beloved daughter of Mr. Robert
Hayward, aged 10 yes-.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

LoNGHLII.

IT ii tiltea Oat the Wimborne Banish of Magistrates
will be °wooled, on Friday next, in adjudicating on a
very !important case, arising out of an affray which took
place mostly on the river Stour.

THE GOODWOOD CUP.
(Latest Samna).
5 to 2 apt Duke a Beaufort's Vauban, 3 yes., 7st.
71b, (t.).
3 to 1 Graham's Regalia, 5 yrs, 9s. 31b. (off.).
4 to 1 blarqui. of Hastinp's Lecturer, 4 yr.., 94.
71b. (off.).

ilocanwitgirr COSTRACT ion RUM. —The Admiralty
on Saturday accented the following tenders :—Henry
White and Co., 28,000 gallons; T. Lowder and Co.,
13,000 gallon..
FA( LCOAIITICAL RISIDINCES.—A preliminary return
aim issued on Saturday, showing the intros expended in
parches*, erecting, repairing, altering, and
the palaces and other residences of bishops, deans, end
canona of the established church since 1836. The
following are the items :—Bath and Wells, £4,000;
Chester, £4,800; Exeter, £3,528 9s. 24.; Gloucester and
Bristol (Stapleton), CM 827 5.. 9,1.; Gloucester and
Bristol (Gloucester), £14.411 9. 74.; Hereford, £800;
Lincoln. £82,194 13.. 3d.; Llandaff 1.11,054 9,. 94.;
Wanchester, v 19,037 7n 24; NorwiNh7,74s 6s. 2(1.;
Orford, 16.819; Peterborough, 800; Ripon,
513,491 14s. 74.; Rochester, £0,530 it 76. 4.; Salisbury,
('2,000; Worcester, £7,000; Tech. £lOOO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

Cif & ItMI NSTER.

Submg DIATTL—On Sunday morning Mr. Robert
Cosh, the village postmaster, and clerk of the parish
church, died suddenly. He was in Dorchester on the
prerious evening, and seemed in his accustomed health.
His grandson, • boy of about 12, slept with him, and
about 5 o'clock on Sunday morning was awoke by
hearing the old man moaning. He called his father,
who took up'llr. Cosh in his arms, but he spoke,
and died in about five minutes. Mr. Good, surgeon,
of Dorchester, was called, but life was quite extinct.
He pawed away in an epileptic lit.
--
WOOL.

WARZINAII BRITISH SCHOOL Cato= Ctrs e
Annus sgrvos SCHOOL C. C.—An interesting match
was played at Wool, by the above elevens on Saturday
last, upon the Wool cricket ground, by the kind
permission of Captain Fyier. and Mr. Rranston. Kr.
Him was umpire for the Wareham school, end Mr.
Holmes for the juvenile Trent Vole Club. G. Cox,
and 8, Bragg efficiently kept the score. Unfortunately
the driving rsjn prevented a second innings, and
according to rots, she cosa inuimp decided the pane,
which readied in favour ai the Trent Vale eleven who
beat their opponents by 33 runs. The following is
the total scores. Wareham C. C., 8; A.thelhampton
8. C. C., 38.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

DENTISTRY.
MR. PERRI BR, L.D.8.,
SURGEON DENTIST,
"THE CEDARS," EAST ROAD, BRIDPORT
jB VICRRTICR will visit Lyrae Regis at
Jul• ID* Lllfliß, BrostlStreet, On
July 50, 19th; August 2nd, 16th, 30th; September
use, gith ; B•sininsur, st Mn,. Masco's. Mara.
street, July 25th; August 220 d; September 19th.
Mr. V. will she visit Axminster, at Mr. W.
RBSTAILICeII, Draper, July 4th, 18th ,• August lit,
lbtb, 22th ; September 12th, 26th; Cremksrne, st
Mrs. TOMPIg's, lest-strest, July, 12th, ; August
• 91h, 93rd; B•ptesuber CO, rib.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

UST OF THE NEWEST WOEKS IN
F. TUCKER'S LIBRARY,

SOUTH f3TREET, BRIDPORT :
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Kiming the Rod, by Edmund Yates, 1 vol.
Mies Forrester, by Mrs. Edwards. 1 voL
Two Marriages, by Miss Unlock, 2 vols.
Hemmed the Wake, by Rev. C. Kingsky,l vol.
Bon of the Soil, I vol.
0111110001 Franklyn, by maim of Janet's Elaine, 1 vol.
Clever Woman of the Family, by Miss Your), 1 voL
Mies Majoribanks (Chronicles of (ariingford), 1 vol.
Rieh Husband, by Mrs J. H. Riddell, 1 vol.
Toilers of tha sea, by Victor 14080,1 vol.
Dove is she Fogies Nest, by Wes Yong., 2 vols.
Rewind Mrs. Tillotson, by Percy Fdagerald, 3 vol.
Clyffards of Clyffe, by author of Lost Sir ilaasingberd
3 vols.
Plain John Orpington, by author of Lord Lynn's Wife,

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Jenny Bell, by Percy Fitzgerald, 3 vols.
Fidel, or the Bandy of Marmot, by Sir L Wm:all,
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Milly's Hero. by F. W. Robinson, 3 vole.
Doctor Harold, by Mrs. Claseoigne, 3 volt.
Gilbert Rune, by anthnr of • First Friendship, 3 vols.
Groatheart, by Walter Tbornbory, 3 vols.
All is the Drab, by J. Sberidan la Fano. 2 vols.
Chronicles of Dartmoor, by Mn. Marsh. 3 robs.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

RINGSTR Art.

SCHOOL TazAT The children belonging to the
Wesleyan Sunday schools at Wiafrith and neighbour-
hood were entertaiiwd to a tea at the gimes picturesque
piece on Wedneeday, the 24th. Mr. Trent, ot Winerith,
catered admatnibly. Suitable addresses by the Rey. C.
Holrovd, of Weymouth, Mr. Rabbi. Mr. Houneell. and
other Meads, brought an isoseismal and instructive day's
recreation to a doge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

EFRRAL FARMS of various sizes to be
IJ LET. and PROF FICTIES to be SOLD, pos60111.11"
of which may be obtained cot application to Messrs.
BLUISDEL.. and Psimitn, lood Agents, go.
°Mom: 3, PortJaad-sleask, Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

STOURPAINE.

Scions or s Curaormis.—The inhabitants of this
village were on Sunday morning thrown into a
state of the most painful excitement by the mark
that their beloved and highly esteemed cl
the Rev. C. .1. Tufnell, had committed suicided by
cutting his throat, and when the news was oonfirmed
a feeling of the deepest sorrow was manifested by all.
From what we can learn it appears that the Imfortursita
gentleman has been labouring for some time past under
some depression of spirits, and that contrary to his
usual custom, he has for the last five or six smoke
read his sermon, instead of preaching extempore.
Nothing, however, of any serious disease of the mental
powers appears to have been anticipated, and the rev.
gentleman continued his usual pastoral duties up to
the date of the sad occurrence. He appeared to be in
his usual state of health on Saturday, and was in
Blindfold in the afternoon, conversing cheerfully
with several of his friends and other,; and in the
evening, in his usual kind and affectionate manner,
paired the time of day with those he met in his own
retiring to rest at his usual hour. About
8 o'clock on Sunday morning, however, a nurse in the
service of the friedly was alarmed by hearing a be
fall proceeding from her master's dremng-room,=
on going to the place was horrified to find the rev.
gentleman
e lying on the floor with his throat cut, quite
It woulif appear that the unfortunate gentleman
must have committed the act with a razor soon &fa I
he went into the room. Deceased has left a wife
and roue young children to lament his untimely
end,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-30

PUNCKNOWLEt

COWSCCILLTION Or Tug New BUIII•L 0101711 D. —The
burial ground sunounding the church having become
fully occupied, a piece of pound was purehased on the
northwest side of the village of moderthe extent. and as
near the &lurch as pthaticable, for an additional burying
groan& It is substantially fenced by • .all and strong
Iron ph., with lock, at its entrance. The whole of the
expenses are at the met of the ratepayers. For some
weeks peat the ground had been ready, awaiting the
Bishop's easimaisesee to oonth hare, end hie lordship was
able to Ix 20th of July. at two p.m. 'The Bishop
punctually arrived from Poorstook Rectory, attended
by his chaplain (Rev. J. Deubeny), tbe Von. Arab.
deacon Sanctuary (as oocentleaary acting for the Chan-
cellor of the chooses), and Mr. Brodrith (the
Registrar). From the Rectory of Puneknowle the
Lord Bishop, his °Hoer; sad the clergy attending from
the immediate di-trict, proceeded to the thumb, when
the ordinary service for the day (baying introduced the
maims end lessons which are directed to be used in the
form of prayer and ceremonies at the eonseeratioa of a
piths of lthriel in the diocese of Selisbury), was per.
totaled by the Bev. .7..7. Ethridge, the rector and
resident minister of the parish. His lordship thee
preached a most appropriate, feeling, and impressive
sermon, from Proverbs lir., 32, which was listened to
with silence and marked attention by a full congress"
tion. At the conclusion of the sermon a promotion was
formed and proceeded to the ground, where the service
used on inch an occasion in this diocese was t reseeded
with. A hymn from Rev. R collertion (in
use here) was introdethed, and sung by some of the
school Andres, with the mistress and Meehan. A Imp
gathering of the villagers attended with hamming order.
Unfortunately the rein hill heavily throughout the pro-
ceeding,. The clergy of the districtt attending, and
besides Shoes named above as the bishop's officers, were
Revd& L Foot, Rural Dean ; C. Penny. of Abbothbury;
J. 8. Cox, of Little Cheney; H. Pipe, of LW*.
bredy ; Bolton; Mr. Hershel, a visitor; also Rev F.
I William., who attended to be lieensed to the annoy of
Syroondebury. At the close of the ceremony his lard.
ship, his oaken, the clergy, and a few friends, retuned
to the Rectory and partook of refreshment., and woo
after his lordship left for Bev. S. C. Malen's Rectory, at
B road winsor, and on the next day otheseteied the shwa
at Drimpton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

TO H.E.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

STARCH MANUFACTURRRB

GI LENFIRL D STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
Tbe Ladies are respectfully informed that this Stan*
Ii ezelusirely usod in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's lAundress soya, that although she Ins tried
Wheaten. Rice, and other Powder Starches, she bas
found none of them equal to the OLENFIELD, whit&
Is km Finest Starch she hussar used.

WOTIIFItXPIION k rn.. 111.Anaow Awn Lrown.w.

THE CHEAPEST MANURE IN USE FOR AUTUMN BOWING.

G IBBS, BELL, AND CO.,
ISOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN
GUANO,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

HUNTING A PPOINTMENTS.

Kr. Radclyffe's Hounds-Thursday, Chadthorns tillage
-at 11.
The Iffackmore Vale Foxhounds-Tuesday (this day),
Haydon Lodge; Thursday, Hunter's Lodge; Friday,
Fifehead Nerd's-at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds-Wednesday, Stock Hill,
Glairilles Wootton; Friday, Look; Saturday, Coker
Wood-at 11.
The South Wilts Rounds-Wednesday, HrovelY East'
end; Friday, Deptford Inn-at 11, weather per.
muting.
The Tsdworth Hounds- Tuesday (this day), Saver-
nake Station; Thursday, Ham Ashley; Saturday,
Hurstbourne Tarrant-at 11.
Mr. Walter Flower's Harriers-Friday, Graneldon
Hill -at 11.
The New Forest Hounds -Tuesday (this day), Royal
Oak. F'ritham ; Thursday, Clarendon Perk; Saturday,
Ashley Clinton-at 10.45.
The East Dorset Hounds-Wednesday, Park Farm;
' Saturday, Verwood Station-at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday, 10.—Poole County Court.
First Annual Meettng of the Dorset County
Church Association at the Townhall, Dor-
chester.
Cricklade (Wilts) Fair.
Wednesday, II —Wimborne County Court.
Ringwood and Petersfield (Rants) and Comb.
St. Nicholas (Somerset) Fairs.
Monday, l&—Shaftesbury County court.
Auction at the Royal Oak Inn, Dorchester, of
the Ship Inn, and six Cottages behind, by
Mr. Enacts,
Tuesday, 17.—Wincanton County Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

on an-road, Loodon, N.

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, which
ere daily recommended by the faculty for Cough
end Disorder• of the Langs. Chest, and Throot
Soli in Knees, Ir. ltd.; and Tine. 2.. 9d., 4.. 6d , and
11.. each, by T. Kier Ma, Chemist, 79, Rt. Paters
Onurchyard. London. Sold,retail bytell Druggists, ea

ST REMZDk
,+l' INDIGESTION
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

DENTISTRY.

Is composes of ths proof Iscroose of Proxies,
LEYS, Surgeon Dentist, and
Manufscturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, Sr.
Twowarrovmser, Wirnsoows, will in future attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK (Vitrorzsosis
and SATOIRDAYS) at Kr. WILLIIPIIIIIO a. 5, 800T11-
writer, from 1 to 4 p.m., end will &Hood all patienta
at their own residences by sppolntessni, without extra
charge, within we mile of Dcechest.r, on Wednesdays
only.
K. LSTII rapplies artifisial teeth, unrivalled for us,
comfort, natural appearmsee, and durability, sod gives
S written warranty. as to keep in good repair, free of
charge, for • period of ton rears, for .111 his work,
which will cave the incon vonienee of returning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the band in the
pocket to provide for ropsire.
M. LETS has redead his prices within the rasa of
everyone Cooseltation free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

HOUSE OF 001IMONE.

MONDIT.—The Isom&lax Bill ...a the Oansetidated
Feed &II pealed through committee.
TIMID/A.—The hem* Tax Bill, and the Omar&
used read Bill, were read • third time sad passed.
THOLSDAY.—A abort sitting of the Hole ruin.
livened by • sharp debate on the King of Abyssinia's
unanswered letter. It transpired that Earl Rafael/ had
no recollection of the letter, although it boys his signa-
ture, nor heel Mr. Laird, sad that it was allowed to
remain in the Foreign Moe tor three years before it
was replied to. Mr. Layard, however, denied that this
had anything to do with the war. Sir G. Bowyer, Mr.
Ayrton, and other members took part le the debate,
which led to no practice' result.
FWD/T.—The basins.' wee brief and Iteheiporlset
SATURDAY. —Lord Mayo, in reply to • question, meld
if the law in Ireland were broken by prooessiovists. the
lovernment would enforce the provisioes of the
Procession Act —Lord Stanley, referring to the PiP
lion for a ooefereaos on Homan affair', said d not
me any good likely to reseals from a conferease—After
some other unimportant business, the Hoer adjourned
to Abram, 13th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

WOOL MARKETS.

BIADFORD. Thunday.—The market la again fiat,
Bale wail on Ike .bole!. changing hands, and th•
priers of • week ago rule, with • slight tearieoey in
favour of the buyer.

Friday.—Tbere bag been an increased at-
tendance of foreign buyers, and itte home trade hae
moderately well represented. Bidding* have progremed
with more apitit. Cape greasy and Sydney moored
wools hero recovered id to ld. per lb., and the down-
ward trndency in the value of oth, r deeeriptioes has been
checked. fingish wool has been eery quiet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

BIRTILS.

December 3, at Sea Moor Howie, Bournemouth, the
wife of A. N. Everett, sq., of a daughter.
December 4, the w.fe of C. Reeve, Ee4., of Bandhil
Lodge, Fordingbridge, of son.

MARRIAOIIB.

November 30, at Tarrant Monekton, by the Rey. H.
Davis, Mr. George Sibley, to Lucy naa. youngest
da!ighter. of Mr. James I hornhi I,_ both of Moncton.

Deoembar 2, at Nournemouth, Mr. James Halley, to
Miss Mary Brown, of Pallington, near Dorchester.
December IS, at Allington church, by the Rev. H.
Pox, Mr. Robe t Chubb, to Mim Charlotte Taylor.
At the palish church, Haselbury Bryan, by
the Hey. N. Bunion. James Robert King, only
SOll of Mr. King, of Bingham's Meloombe, to Kfisabeth,
youngvet daughter of the late Mr. Mitchell, of Mimi.
bury Bryan.
At the pariah church. Charminster, by the
Rev. C. Tucker, Mr. William Ghthrie, draper,
of Blandford. to Annie Pettiner, only daughter of B.
P. Antall, Bog., of tikirbeck, Boston, Lincolnshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

CA7TLE MARKETS.

MlTlMPOtrralt, Tbursday.—To-day's market was
fairly supplied with beasts, in, for ltio most part, good
condition. All broods were In moderate request, itt
Monday's currency. Tbe top figure woo fie. 24. par
Sib. We have to report a steady inquiry for sheep
she supply of which tem rather limited, at foil quota-
tions. The boot Downs and imitates'', realised 5.. per
131 b. Cases were manse, and quits aa doer as on
Monday. Tho solo for pigs was heavy, on fonnor tonna
The supply warn sossonobly good. Ifilah cows wets
very immodest
Per Sib, to sink tbo Offal.
5. d. a d. a d. 5. it.
lat. toll's@ Waste 3 6to 3 Prhoolloothdowoot 11,4
socond quality .. 3 10 to 4 14. coarse calves { 11 to a
Prbo.isris r sou 4 4104 Prime smell
Prime Seel*. he. 4lnto II Large bogs_ .. 3
Inf. coarse sheep 3 It. 3 Neat s.d porkers Is tog
{oven{ quality 3 4to 8 &c.,. calves,eoh 0 oto 0
Prime coarse .114 3 10104 Gle.okl sir pi 5,4.13 oto 36

TOTAL Surnr.—British—Besits, 1,150; am; —;
sheep and lambs, 4,400 ; ealwee, 70; pies,
Foreign—Bessie, 412; amp and iambs, 706; salves,
12; Pill, 20•

Barmy Thureday.—k very large supply of beef,
much I.rger than last week, ineluding upwards of 100
animals from Ireland. There was a numerous att...
donee of buyers, an i a bri.k demand. Priam were, eon-
seqnently. a little more ansi than last week, the quota-
tions for best descriptions being front 65.. to 57a. per
cwt., and in very few insrances a little more, and for
middling qualities from 58s to 62. per out We had •
moderato supply of sheep, for which there was an im-
proved demand, at prices which showed &alight advance
capon previous quotation.. Best wetbers filched 6g4.
to 60. per lb , and ewes and inferior qualities tram
Frid. to &I. There wn bat a abort supply of Aare rattle,
numbering about 600 only, but for these there was an
improved demand, and all were sold. The West-street
pig inar!::t., on Wednesday, was only moderately sup-
plied, and the trade in pork wad dull. Pries. averaged
from Be. to &I. &I. per snore, only the best sorts realising
the vtlremo figura The show of mulch cows was good.
but the c:emand slack, at prices rattier lower than of
late.

Navarra AND LNADINNALL, Friday.—Fair average
musette. of meat .re on mi. at these markets. With a
fair demand, prices have rulad as ands, :
Per 81b., by the armee.
_ . • •

s. a. Ldl L& a. d.
Inferior boo/ .. 3 oto 3 4 Inferior motion 3 oto 3 4
Middling ditto 3 6„ 3 8 • Mang ditto.. I I 4 3
Primo lug, do. 310„ 4 1 Primo ditto.. . 4 „ 4 4
Primo mail ditto 4 I _4 6 1 Ina 1 pork ... 3 10 „ 4
Veal 3 I„ 4 Mono ditto.... 3 0 „ 3 it
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

WATERLOO WINE STORRS. WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, 8.

UT H. CLARK and Co., Wino Ideratante,
V . respectfully announce the opening of their
NEW and EXTENSIVE CELLARS under the
Termanos of the London and South. Western Railway.
A complete list of a, wall ono hundred &Serene Winne,
with priees, will be forwarded oo application (post free.)
Waterloo Terminus, Condos, 8.,
December 7,1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

Court anti fasbionablt inttlligtnct.

THI QIIICZN went to London on Tuesday to pay • visit
of wondolenos to Lady Jocelyn and Lady Palmerston.
THS QOZILN has sent • donation to Mrs. Ellstboth
Watson. of Armathwaite, • widow who ham attAined
OM remarkable age of 92 years. and has lived to see the
fifth generation In to, own family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

COUNTY POLICE,

WIDKMMAT.—IIefore the Cousty Magistrates (H. H
SwaMeld. and R. IT Shot, &ore). •
A ReritetnetT Cagw. —Vine seamen were brought
up under warrant charged with retailing to do duty on
board the Celt, barque of Oalway„—Alezauder Bisset,
master, deposed that the ship was on her way from
London to Rio de Janiero, and that the prisoners com-
posed part of bee crew. On the previous Saturday the
steward informed him the men had complained of •
leakage in the forecastle, and that their berths were
wet. He returned as an answer that he would put into
the grit port and bane the matter attended to. Not-
withstanding this promise the men refused to do their
duty, and desired to be brought before a magistrate. He
bore up for Portland and gave the men into custody.
He was willing to take the prisoners bank again if they
would promise to do their work. They had drawn a
month's wages and hat only been shipped 10 days--
The prisoners refused to resume their work, and were
oommitted to Dorsheeter for two month&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

IMPORTANT WINE NOTICE!
THE LITRE BOTTLE WINE COMPANY

'o"k

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MR.

IMPORT all Foreign Wines direct from the VMeyards, in the
1- Litre and Balt Litre Bottle (containing 25 per emit. more in quantity
than the "Reputed Wins Quart" now in use), which is the standard measure
In the Wine distriela ; and the substitution of it in thin country for the unser.
Into quantity contained in the old bottle will be a greet benefit to the

The Company have opened a Depot for their Wines is at foot, where any of
their Wine& io single bottles and upwards, can be obtained.
JAMES WARREN,

GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
25, HIGH EAST-STREET, DORC H ESTER.

MA, BRONCHITAS, eto.
IRODYNE.
DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE
ugattubentort.rnts.e,
igenseljagwrialWeemiesbis.aril.

As the Litre Bottle Wine Company import their Wines dime* from the
, Growers, sad sell to the public only through the Town and Country retails r
several intermediate profits are avoided, and they are cioneequently enabled to
give the consumer the benefit in the Litre Bottle—as it will be observed from
their price current, which ean be obtained at any of the Dertita—tbat their
quotations (although the "Litre" contains 25 per lent, more than the
"Reputed Quart") are predasly the mme as throe introduced by Wine houses
who bottle their stook in AL country.

TINIUMII
Ems. UM
a Yu& U.
liT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN!

R'veryone should therefore provide against them
EIOOOIN CASE OF DEATH, OR £6
Per Week while Laid up by Injury,
awed by
ACCIDENTS OF ANY KIND,
(Riding, Driving, Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, ke.,)
-nay be Secured by an Leonel Payment of from £3 to
te to the

RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
The oldest eatabliebed and largest Company In the
World insuring agulnM

ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
For particulars apply to the Clarke at any of the
Railway Stations; to the Local Agents; or at the Ofitoes,
64, CONNIULL, AND 10, RNOMIT DTRINT, LONDLII.
WILLI % M J. VIA, Semetary,
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT FOR DORCRESTSE
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, bleokle
Dorsetahire Bank ; Yeovil, Mr, Foster, Bristol and
Easter R.ileay Station.