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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

lIIILBORNE ST. ANDREW.

AMONG ths paaminsen by the Lloyd's mail packet,
"The Rhein," whisk sailed from Southampton to New
York on 'Moeda, last, was Mr. Symonds, late of
Milburn*, at 10.0 for Lakin, oottnty Middlesex, Gouda
Wad.

HINTON ST. NARY.

THI Bishop of Salisbury lass licensed the Rey. Fria.nesis
Barlow Treadslo, clerk, ~ to the viewer of Hinton
St. Mary, on the nomination of the Bee. John Acton,
cleric, riser of I WerllS Minster. the patron.
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POOL&

WHOLnliall ROnstUT OP RaBBITS.—For some time
part several tame rabbits have been stolen from yards
and gardens in the neighbourhood of Poole. A youth
named William Cole was taken into custody, and on
Thursday brought before the Mayor and Mesas. Ade 7
and Wee, when five distinct robberies were traced to
him. Tb• Mayor mid that was the third time the
Prisoner had been brought before the Bona, and ho
-an now charged with no less than five robberies core.
witted under the protases of selling vegetebles. The
Beach sentaneed the privates to be imprisormd is
Poole gaol for au weeks hard labour for each offense,
making mom and & boll months.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

DORCHESTER.

Dosousrai ficoooL or A IT.—Tbe pupils
kayo had their annual examination. Three meteben of the
Weal committee 000 ducted the nroteedinia. Seventeen were
examined In freehand, eight in leo.t, eeventaen In model
drawl , mid six in pnpslr. The lepers hale been
fnr.,dsd to tau Solent. ani Art Department by the bon.
seeretery, lb. Bev, B. Lucas Wilson.

AOOIDOT. —On Tuesday morning a man named
David Sherto, • married malt in the employ of Mr.
John Wellspring, wu attending the engine attached to
a steam sawmill, when his clothes became entangled
with the maehinery, and his right arm was drawn in,
and so severely injured that it wan deemed necessary to
remove him to the Don't County Hospital.
CHITRCH PASTORAL AID &DIRTY. —The annual ser-
mons on behalf or this useful society were preached at
the churches of this town on Sunday. At Holy Trinity
the collection amounted to AT 16s. 4d.; at At. Peter's
to LI Os. Bd.; at All Saints, £4; at Mast Fordington,
16s ; and at West Fordingthn, £2 7. Exi. Meetings
were held at the Town-hall on Monday afternoon and
evening.

PETITIONS were presented in the Hones of Commons
on Monday , by Mr. Plo)er, from Steeple and Tyneham, Brad.
pole, Shaftesbury, Dockland Newton. Code Mullen, Cbeding-
ton, Weiland, Bradford Peverell, Hook, Winterbeme
814ePirton. W) be Rees, end other places, In favour of olden.
in and huproving the elating system of primary edocsUon ;
by this Hon. W. H. B. Portman, from Cern* Abhaa and
Breaage, in favour of alterations in claus,, referring to r
teaching In the Elementary Educetiou Bill; and by Mr.
FAIVardS. LAMM member. outhe Catholic Church, Weymouth,
and from members of the Cabot', Church, Dorchester, In
favour of the denominational rystan education; Mr C
J. T. Hambro, from lit John'sdistrict, Weymouth, praying for
Use maintenance of the provisions in the Educe/lon 818 for
religious teaching ; by the HOU. W. H. a Portman, from
Blandlord end Spettsbury, in favour of Married Women'•
Property Dill, and from Bandard, In favour of fa:oak
range.

Tea Wierrun.—The following is or meteorological
report for the week eroding Bandar last .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

A VERY SENSATIONAL STORY.

A Paris paper announces the death, of a Russian
lady who appeared in the drewing•rooms of Paris in
lftln and IMP, and was nicknamed the "Dame i Is
Met." She died, aged 45, in the most complete solitude.
It is said that her husband, who war mash older than
she, tame to sea her for • week or two•very six months,
aud went away again, no an knew whither. All was
mysterious about this Lady of the Key. Last mouth
the husband did not return as usual, bat a letter came
announcing his death. The widow survived him • few
days only, and it is supposed she allowed herself to die
of hunger. Whether true or not, this was the story
ihat was whispered about her when she appeared is
Paris, young and beautiful, more than twenty yaws ago.
It is mid that, her husband surprised her in a little
wintry house which be premaged near Moscow at the
moment she warn hastily abutting somebody up in a
wardrobe, A servant bad betrayed her. The Muscovite
Othello turned the key twice in the wardrobe, took it
out, then told his wife to follow him. A travelling
britiska stood a few more from the villa. More dead
than alive, the unhappy woman obeyed. When the
husband had placed her in the carriage. and given an
order is • low voile to the coachman, "Keep this key,"
he said to his wife; " I have forgotten something and
will return," ad then went heck to the house. He
returned according to his promise, but as the carriage
descended all hill the poor woman saw the flames
issuing from the windoes of the country house and
taking full poesesoion of it., She fainted away, and on
regaining her senses perceived that • gold titian was
riveted round her neck, to which the little key of the
wardrobe was attached. She wished to kill herein, but
her husband threatened her that if she committed suicide
he would reveal her misconduct, and *over her and her
family with dishonour. She was, therefore, condemned
to live, and her strange necklace incited much curiosity
in Paris. At last her tyrant allowed her to retire into
la quiet retreat on the express stipulation that she would
I not attempt to destroy herself during his lifetime. His
death released her from this condition ; but she had
languished for more than twenty years, having the
wino,' of her guilt always before her eyes. It is s
curious story; we wander whether it Is true

A Faicarrruc StoRY is related in the New York
Tines, which shuost makes us wonder u bother we are.
living in a Christian age, or whether any faint scintil-
lation of Christian humanity has penetrated to the Far
Went of America. A Captain Baker, of the United
States Army, attacked &village occupied by the Piegiui
Indians. it Montana, and massacred 173 persons, of
whom 90 were woman. and Ti) young children—some
infants at tbe mother's breast. Only fifteen could
fairly be galled betting men. Irbil horrible dead was
the work of trained soldiers, not of untaught, blood-
thirsty ledisne: • mark of cisilisaticia —that civilisa-
tion which alsolga the Bed Man off the face of the
carts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

DRAIIIAGB AT RADIPOLL

The nest hu;in-e-es-was--- t-h-e.0.71;514.Tra-tion of a letter
received from Mr. Anderson se to the drainage near
81. John's ehoro,,, and other parts of Rad Mole.
The MATOS asked if it wee not desirable that this
matter should stand adjourned for a fuller Council
Meeting. The Council agreed.

parnmo.

The next business was to consider the proprietv of
painting the chair, belonging to the F.splanade, end the
Iron railings round the Now.Oard,os.
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The MAYOR stated that this wax absolutely Deanery,
sod it was decided that teaders be inv,ted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

PROVISION MARKET.

Loewe, Friday. -The -upply of froth butters being larger,
prices are osier. Donets . Ards, 1T..; moots, lea.; think,
1u; and inferior, les to Its. per do Ih. Frost] fine butter
steady, at ISO for due Pliesland. The choose trade is not
briat, but prim are upheld. Bacon In esuleroc request. at
Istituto. Waterford alseable,7 ts.

SALISBURY AND DORSI
Solsobory to Wr

4roioistls.

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DOTIN TRAMS 1 tr 2 1,2, 3
&IL 2.5.
fialisburr derma
Downton 720 10 36
Ford inithridge . ...... .....
Terwood
Wimbome _ ..
Poole .199411491 • • 612 11 42
Werth= 1.,.. ..
Wool .$0 by a
Moreton
Dor. :heater . rll 13 A 26 I
Weymouth
• • Elesta Needays. /CIL Between Salsbury,
- all the above tains convey third elms- monger
MONEY MARKET. , WermostA to Sal .
The Bieck Markets have been well supported during the
I,s en 3
week, and, In spite of the interruptic.:4ojeneral busbies' or TIMM&
A.M. . t.e.
caused by the eetUernent, which we on Wednesday, Weymouth depart • I 46
then bare been numerous transactions all descriptiom of Dorcbegar U I 9 6
securities. Prices have continued to advance, but the best Masson
Ili I 9 16
prior touched have not, In all cases, been maintained Al- Wool vo 66 .9 28
though there is no appearance at preeent of my inersue in the Worsham 6 , 916
'ripply of money. ram for carrying over thinsacthins to the PO lb 1214114141111
next settling day (30th March) were not heavy. On the •Isole, V Isthmus
the mato of the different stock inutets may be °numeral ve,„,,a
..............
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satidactory, the Markel for Trl ph s ,ere. only 'vini en. Forviingbrldge — 37 10 M
meted. As there sr.• at present n, i rumours of new loans, and Daimon
68 10 62
as inmensenta must go ao, we shell probably Me prior further
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rOagen•

bUabiry,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

HAY AND STRAW.

The supplies t,,', m, rs—l; Tb trade hte, been dull
and prican have had a oloWntvard tendvncy. Prime meadow
hay, Tbs. is, KM.; illicflOr 4111.40, 60, to ; rawea (4.. to
prime slows', 110.. to 14us ;inlenor .latto, SOK. to Una ;
mime mound-cut clover, 1004. to 1106.; inferior ditto, eos.
to LW.; straw, e6s. to Ws. per lead
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, SATURDAY.

VILITCHAID V. PIDTCHAZD AND BLS.

De. npinke applied to the oourt on behalf of the
petitioner in this ease, for an order for immediate pay-
ment of the damages of £5OO awarded by the jury a
fortnight back. The learned counsel stated that there
was Town to believe that the cm-respondent Bean, who
had carried on the business of a coal agent at Hemp-
stead, intended immediately to leave the country, and
be read an affidavit showiog that the co-respondent was
now withdrawing his goods from the jurisdiction of the
• cod had already despatched several boxes from
his premises, ',Well were supposed to contain plate and
valuables. He submitted, therefore, that this was a
ease of urgency, requiring immediate Payment.
Lord Penzance mid that under the eircomstaisees be
ehould grant an order for payment within three days.
This was conformable to the usual practice of the courts
of common law in snob cases, and he saw no remon
why this should not be followed. kw order was made
aceordingly,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

A nwesting was bell on Tik-clay morningl.ei, present
the Mayor (It. N. Howard, Es(&.). Alliermiut Arline,
Councillor. Roberts, Drew, Brown, Dyer, Wthh,
Menton, Vertu', Coalmine, with F. C. Btegg4l, Bag.,
Town Clerk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

BREACH or rBAMISI Otsism.

At Manchester swiss, Elisabeth Sidebottnat.
about
years
yo
keeper IS • gentleman of Aghtosmodsr-144
Williams Backlay, beerhoua• keeper, for
promise of inertias*. The parties, who an 14;••
liarsagisi bad kept company" kie,- it; N
o Buckley proposed and
Toe wedding lay was amid, and the bride
assembled for the marriage, but the chief
Beene was ntieetag. Beckley's excuse for
that he bad bad • quarrel
.with Iu liter
amioaintance broke off, and it wee
plaintiff had suffered severely in health nein. ; '-
disappoint:l6mM The jury gave her 1;61)d,,,,...1e;„
• elm of breseh of promise of merriag- ani:7.
sent down from the Court of Common w 4,47
before Mr. Under-Sheriff Daveoport and
it Oxford, wheel the dain•ges, which
down.at VIM. were sasessed at 1.110 The
Selina Ebs.beth Flarria, of Holton, North...44,a' '•
and the defendant, James Barri, the yeuag.,'
(homier, 0,t.r1. From the examination of th-ift,'
her aunt. and mother, it. appeared
yottok lady of prepossessing appearauee, and
situation in her aunt's house as b.rto4.d,
attentions of the defendant, and warn acknowl-a „
the friends of the plaintiff as a suitenir
aweieh. These attentions unfortunately led
eereles regalia, and the defend•et, after
plaintiff, refumd to marry out his promise,
-reparaLioos bad been made far the wedding,
• wedge' toil jury asseesed the dam',
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

Norgrtebirt.

STALBRIDGE.

A CHILD BMW To DEATH. On Wednesday an
inquest was held at BM!bride* Common, before Mr.
Bennett, on the body William Edgar Ooßina aged 13
months. The mother on Monday morning, went to •
noighboor's hots*, and left deceased in charge of
another abfid, four year. of age. On her return she
found her baby burnt to death. 'rho jury returned •
verdist f " Accidental death." The Coroner censured
the mother for her gross oarelesness.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

SUNDAY TOYS FOR CHILDREN.

A writer in the Nonconformist, being—very properly
—of opinion that "the soul must not be permitted to
keep its Sabbath at the expense of the body," wants in
" immense dull parents and guardians with • Sunday
entertainment that feeds the imagination, uses the
hands, creates amusement, and at the same time
impresses Scripture narratives on the memory, and
skis the great purpose of the day." This is his plan :

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"I have • couple of headrest woolen bricks and halibricks,
and a Nsah's ark. These are strictly peened for Sunday
Ilk. Sunday clothes and Sunday pudainga. Vi ith them bricks
and animals we illunrate Scripture narratives. Last Sunday
evening we had Rehab letting the spiee down from the wall,suwl
the spies in the not of descending in • basket, improvised of
cardboard. On • former omi.. don we had the conversion of
St. Paul. In one corner of thc table was Jerwalem ;in the
°mein corner Damaiscus, with 'the street called Straight,'
end Ananias just going Into his house. Paul lay penetrate on
the ground, jo.t fallen from a hone much too small for hini
and surveuudol, I regret to est by Shoe, Ham, and Japhet ;
but trifling inaccuracies like thee are easily overcome by the
sictorl..ue fancy of • chill. Next Sunday we shall have the
disciples in the lake of oalllea Tb. tablergoth sill form the
water, and sill he arranged for the oocadon in waren Round
shout with the bricks we shall make the diore, putting
Nazareth and other towns in their proper situation. Now my,
o parents and guardians, hare I not given sone of you an
Ides? Oo ant prosper with IL A Joiner will ~.on make )ou
the bricks of em or WI. Noah% arksare cheap : and you will
find in the 'en heart of the pity many unexpected Liston...
nittee Of thin( Scripture narratives and their spiritual lemons
on the children's minds, while they receive all ea part of the
sacred play. —(Signed) E. B."
Tbe writer might starry out the his still further by
illustration Sonpture texts in his own person. For
matinee, he might improvise • pit, get into it himself
with a chair to represent in on, and let his children
pull them both oat on i Sunday evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

PORTLAND.

LIEUTUIANT linfllT L GULLY hu bees sppoioted
to the House/ea, additionel for the Ramer.

TB. HULL of the angeboa fold at the Weymoutb
Custom House an Tuesday Last Iran purchased by Ur.
Unwell, of Portland, and it is sad (be prise wu
Tou CANTLIF—Th• tessusey of Portland Castle has
been obtained by Hoary Baker, Eaq., barrister-a-law,
from fleetioes.

CIRCUMLOCUTION OPTIC L —Mr. B. Scriveo, joy.,
hos not yet received his appointment from Sir
Choe. Gore.

Inerranot or me 4th D.V. A RTILLIRT.—On
I.ot, the Mjetont's imposition of this fins
worse coma off at g6llioll. The AdJtitaut said that ha
was Ten much ploased with all he had wen, and invited
the mon to °num into mine at Woodbury Will, Dewon.
shire, some time in July or
POOLE.

43.338 ton. of opal were mitred ooistways at this
port during 1969.

Tea NTswei HOTEL has Web parohased by Mr.
Dowrll, of Paissanne, for CIAO.
BIRMINGHAM EDUCATION LIAGUR.—A broach of the
&bore leagia• has been formed in this town, and a
petition is being signid by a lam oolobro of Non.
conformist. agsinst venous anuses in Mr Foregoes Bill
now before Parlisment- I,Art wook a petition was
signed by a goodly number of the parishioners in favour
of the Bill as It now reads.

CHOICE! PARTOUL AID 80011,17. The annual
sermons were preached on Sunday at St. James's
Church, and the c,llections amounted to £lO 6a 7d
In tho morning • a.rmon was preached at St. Paul's
Church, and the oclieetion amounted to £7 On 3d. On
Monday evening the annual mooting wee held at the
Town 1:1A11, and £3 were eollosted.

LOCAL BANKRUPTCY —On Monday the bankruptey
Rs Dorstrord, comhbulider, Hunger-hill, was heard before
P. Lofroy, Esq., county court judge, Mr. Moore for bank.
rupt. and Mr. Harker for the creditors, who opposed. The
debts, iumunt to £240. and various sets off io ENS 13.. lid.
The Registrar of the Court (Mr. Dickinson) mid the books had
been TOT) badly kept ; the Court had recovered a few of the
delft, but • majority of them had been diaputed. A large
quantity of teak belonging to the bankrupt were found on the
preml•es of Mr. Jacob., where they had been sent by ths
bankrupt, and on these groudds the creditors
bankrupt, the 'nods were removed in the middle 07=sbtrr",
• fortnklit Wore be made himself • bankrupt. Kr. Moore
mM it woe only that the goods Mould not fall into the bends of
the sheriff's oMmr. The Judge oonsidered that it was clearly
defrauding the creditor. Mr. Moore mid the estate would pay
ild in the L, which Ina • very good dividend for these
dem. The cam ma adjnurned for bankrupt to 'bey what had
bear dune with other goods.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

SWANAG&

F. twirler, Iten. R.N., lite inspecting commander
of eoaeienard, ban bean appointed captain of H.M.S.
Fawn. sloop
.of Its!.

Thu Timid Robin Flood, which came on shore near
Tilly Whim, has been sold by suction at the coastguard
station. The marts, sails, and deck, Lc., were bought
by the Swum,' lisbernlait. .

warms& —Captain Liddle. R.N., and family, Royal
Victoria Hotel; Rev. R. F. Trotman and familv. Mrs.
Cox, The Rookery ; Mra Roe and family, Mrs. Jerrard,
Miss Etruria, Park Cottage ; the Rev. Mr May, Ice.
ACClnumr.—Ob %today morning last, u the ungre-
cation were leaving the church, t boy named Smith,
was knocked down by shore. close to the entraps. gate.
The screams of the little fellow attracted the attention
of Captain Liddle, R.N.. who removed him to one of
the tombs in the churehyard, where Dr. Delarootte
examined him. Eluding his injuries were not beyond
slew severe bruiaes, be had him oonveyed to his home.
This ia the second accident soused by foolhardy boys
riding horses from water in a reckless manner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

WARBHAIL

Swaim Donarr MINA Voturrieza.—The annual
abstract of aceounts of OA. compsny has been jutted by
Captain Ferrer. The beanoe brought forward from
the previous year we £2lO 16e. 6d., the capitation
grant to March 31. t, IR7O, amounts to £BO. The total
reeeip,a were £347 8. 8d • and there ii a balanoe in
hand of £166 19. 9d. Of the total of 66 enrolled
members returned on Deeember 1, 1%9, 54 were
efilcients, of whom 47 earned also for the corps the
additional &Rowena, as extra-efilolenta
A PIMIIT RIADING AND MriiiCaL ENTMlealliMeNT
took places., the achoolroom. Westetreet, on Friday week, for
thc laolefit of the fund. 14 theachnol. The room wag crowded.
lin. Worship tho Mayor (W. Daniel, Esq..) ...copied the chair.
Tbs Pr VrairMie conitueneed with • pianoforte duet by Rim L.
Squire and Mint Pits, airs hem " Lucrezia Borgia.' Some
amateurs. conducted by the Rev. J. ft Lloyd, then gave Monk's
"Boating Bong." Mr. R. U mer followed sith "Mr. Bob
Eau yer's Supper Party." Mr. Hibbs mpg " PuPing hard mainet
the tit ream " and in remome to an encore" Walt for the turn
of the tide," MM. Pike accompanying on the piano. Mr.
Florence recited" The Rasor Seller." MD. Pike sang " Rohin
Adair," avd responded to a vehement gnome. Mr. W. Level...De
Pike real one of the Rev. W. Barnes's Driel penis,
'Toe Fanner'. eldest daughter." The amateur, fol-
lowed with "The Wreath." Mr. W. J. Oard then eang
" Benton down," end wan heartily encored, 11.1. Yearsley
accompanying upon the piano. The Rev, J. B. Lloyd road
'Valentine Von'. Visit to Mr. Plumptree " mot hnnowously.
mt,bg wig' om Bowling." with much Meta, Mint Pike
or
•N'in sc.ilPsnling• Mr• Pike read Longfellow'. " Hiawatha,'
and was loudly cheered. The amateur+ sang "The bells of St.
sikhg.i.. km., capitally, Mrs. Lloyd accompanying. tee.
Barnes meg • COD& sung, and, after • few plowing reroute
from the Mayor, "God save the Queen," by the whole company,
brought the entertainment to a clue,. Great prates le if.. to
Mr.. and the Mime. Pike for their valuable amistance„ and to
the Rev. J. B. and Mrs. LI yd for their talented performancea
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Prrry Tae•day.— Rotor. W. .7 T.Vjir
(chairman), J. Weid,Rodrata. and C. W. Diirby, dog.
'mum pgiLupc of DM MOS, labOUTtr, ...OA charged by
Mr. W naked, Cuban, Farm. Bare Roes. olth Weeling bad
cot, or ae,t on tbe Bth Ina The *vireo°. not 'being very
clear aceinet Ulm, tite pri•mor •••• given the weak of the
doubt and discitarpri,roodyiag • caution from Um Bondi as lo
Yid future doings.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

ITV_ SEARCHING AND HEALING PROPERTIV AVE

KNOWN AND

1H WORLD.

The number of yean this invalusble Clint/neat has stood the
tad of public opinion (the longer known the better appre-
ciated) le • testimony of ii•elf more convincing than anything
that could he written in (wain, of Ito truly wonderful healing
propertise. In the cure of had legs, bad Mewls, oorea, wounds,
and ulcers it. effect marvellous. For ringworm, ecakl-head,
scrofula, and diseases of the akin generally there is no remedy
to be compared to It. When assiduously rubbed Ur.l the
ekin (prenouely weil bathed with warm water) this Ointment
s. quickly abeorbed into the mama. and cleanses, in it
lalloge, even part to which It ts VOW
GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, BRONCHITIS, MUMPS,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE.

THE ORIGIMAL AND OItLY °mum
GHLORoDYNE is admitted by the Preludes io be
the molt wonderful and valuable remedy eves die-
savored.
CHLORODYNE le the beat remedy known for Ocenbe,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Aathma.
CIiLORODYNE effectually cheeks and arrests those
too often fatal diseiwea—Diptberia, Fovea, Croup,
Ague.
CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarrhota, and
s the only speoido Cholera and Crentery.
CEILO ()DYNE effectually outs short all athletics of
•Ney. Hyvteria, Palpitation and Spasma
.IRODYNZ is the only palliative in Neeralgia,
.eumatirm, Gout. Cancer, Toothache, Meningitis, ha
From LORD FRANCIS rO4T011•N, MOllll4 Charles,
Donegal, 11th December. 1868.
" Lord Francis Cooyngham. who this time lest year
bought some of tr. J. Coll,. Browne's Chlorodyae from
Mr. Davenport, and has found it a most wonderful
medicine, will 'belated to have half-a-dosen bottles
sent at MOM to the above address."
" Rad ltu..eil oonurionioatod to the oollege of
Phyrici,ns that be r, calved a dispatch from her
Majesty's Choral at Manila, to the eftegt-that Cholera
hag been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY remedy
of any service was CULORODYNS.-8•• Law" Ist
Deeember, 1864.
CAUTION.—BRWARR of PIRACY and
IMITATIONS.
CAUTION.— VICO-Ch&000110, Sir W., PAGI WOOD
st•SeA that Dr. J. Count Blowers WM, undoubtedly,
the Inventor of CHLORODYNE ; that the story of the
Defendant, PAZI3I4I, was deliberately untrue, which,
he repotted to my, had been sworn to. —See news,
13th July, 1884.
•• flokl in Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 44. Bd. and lls. each.
None I. genuine settling the words "Dr. J. COl4lll
•46 BROWNE'S CHLORODYNII on the Goverment
sso Stamp. Overwhelm* Medina Testimony nempeoles
548 each beetle.
7lt Ince Ramo r aerates :—J. T. DAVENPORT,
NJ 33. Great Rueselintreet, Bloomsbury, Loofas.

EPaeP•Y•
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

BRADFORD ARMS.

A GoOn KILAIIPOL --On Tuesday, Professor Bookman
promoted • tarp number of the eettegers with eelectioas
of twelve kinds of garden seeds, which had been 'imp
through him. by Messrs. Sutton, of Reedits'. and Mr.
Sampson. of Preston. The gift was supplemented with
some good practical adrift from the Professor, u well
as from Mr. Ram and Ifs. Ring,

WIMBORNI.
Colftsrf DRILL.—ne seoond Company drill of the
season, of the 13th Dorset (Wimbortiel Ride Volunteers
took plans at the Corn Exchange on Thursday evening,
before the newly-appointed Captain, Mr. Banks, of
Inndon, and Lieutenant Poe*. Than wan • ••911.1
mustw, end the drill pawed of very satisfaetorilv.
STILLIGII BIIICIDII AT MINA, HOMIL—T. Rawlins,
Sp., coroner, has held an inquest on the holy of
Wdliam MUss, aged U. huller to Yr. Wentworth, at
Merely Howe. It eeented that he same from Ireland
a few weeks ego. He ono, had a sweetheart who com-
mitted suicide because he would not marry her, and
this result bee preyed on his mind. Here be bed
' been restless at night, and depressed in spirits. He said
be weld not Bleep for 'the horrors." On the morning
of the 9th, otter being silent over breakfast, be went to
• closet and cut hi. throat. Mr. Druiti, a assistant was
called in, and found be bad a wound nearly across the
throat, Being asked why he did it, he said "It's a
horrible bushier." He wee perfectly sane till death,
and often talked on religious subjects. Death arose
from exhaustion from lass of blood and inability to
mallow food. The jury found that he was temporarily
insane when be ant his throat.

Prrrr armors, lisreh l& —Brim SirE. Greathed,
K.C.8., and St. Jolla Coventry, Iraq..
. . . . . .

..
Joseph Wright. of Hampreston, for 'Wieling the dinner of
Andrew Revell, left under a hedge In • bag. after having •
month for • similar °Renee before, wai mentenoed to thtes
months hard labour.

jaw-- Cvne;rd, asUi Henry Briley, of Handley, pleaded guilty
to dealing n be.. Gillum, Yalu* 26a, be/origin( to Mr. J. Gore,
at Oureage All Santa Coward haring been an offender before,
eaa sent for two month.', and Brim for one months hard
labour.

"--ja-A-,i Acid. an old impactor, was charged with hogging at
Wimborno. He had • Mendicity Society Ticket, • quantity of
bread, and 7d. Commlttedtfor • month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

PUMP TANK&

Th. pronriety of buildmit tank.' for the watering
pumps at the bottom of King-street or elsewhere, and
of placing a pump at tbe end of the Q nay, were neat
dieeumeid.

The-Soruyor's idea. to fir a pump for the use of the
watereart at the west sod of Pettioost-laae, where there
is over tea feet of weter, wu approved.

tHII MOTH IL

The MAYOR stated that the ootontittee bed bed
an Interview with Colonel tielfield with reference to the
Notbe. No gentleman could erpreee himself more
intee•ested for the good of the town than Colonel
Beigeld. ant in Loy stave they might take to make
arrans• meats with the War Department to secure the
Nothe for a public promoted-, not the slightest opposi-
tion would be offerel by the Colonel, in • matter which
the committee thought, if soooesdal, would be each a
glorious acquisition to the town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION.

In the famous sad rogazitio meaty of Tipperary an
adventerous gentleman attempted tO ran •••1 with •
young lady who had a little money, not waiting to oak
her consent first but in the good old Irish fashion, with
which we are familiar in the fact and fiction of 50 or
60 rears ago, of forcible abduction. The Pluto who
thus attempted to run away with the Hibernian
Proserpina had a car concealed behind • hedge, near
where be knew the young lady would pass, wised her
and endeavoured to carry her away. But .he was a
stout-hearted damsel, and so boned the ears of the
aggressor, and so belaboured him with it keY she
chanced to have in her hand, that he was glad to drop
his burden and beat • retreat. Perhapi in the few
brief moments in which be held the Sabine damsel in
his arms he had reason to think that such a rigatone
defender of his rights might make conjugal hm.pinees
doubtful if ever he failed to behave himself. She is
a lir.ve gill, and we heartily oongratulate her on her
escape from a fellow who has been sentenced to one
month's imprisonment--an inadequate punishment for
tin outrage.

DEATH Al' A 0L1111240 TABLE.
A curious and sombre incident is reported from the
gaming table of Kothen, in the Principality of Ashok.
A middl,-sged man entered the room, and sat down to
ploy. After a run of great luck his winoinp bad
augmented to the sum of • thousand duoate--ssinal
to
nearly five hundred pounds sterling—which the croupier
pushed over to him. The fortunate gambler did not
appear very anxious to have the gold sod notes, aod
made no response when he was inked if he wished to
continue playing. One of the servants of the establish.
meat touched him upon tbe shoulder to draw attention
to the unheeded winnings end to the croupier's question,
but the man remaraed strangely immovable ; and when
they came to look closer they found that be was dead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22

DOBBILT RIFLE VOLUNTEERS : 1870
PROGRAMME.

The annual dines of the °goers of the battalion
took plan at the Royal Hotel Weymouth, on the, 16th
when Inatestant-Ookinel Mania presided over
a party of 90.
After dinner the arrangements for the snubsg season
were diseased.
Shooting took the precedence, and Lieutenant Rodgaa,
of the 3rd (Doreheirter) soma, the Hon. Secretary of
the battalion shooting remain's, Was called upon for
a statemeat of the proposed programme for 1870. The
arraageroamta for the Prise meeting of the County
Association having given general satisfaction of
Ins a programme simibz to that issued last
you was enundered desirable. As to the representation
of the batt•lion at the Wimbledon meeting, it had not
bees satisfactory for the peat two or three years. The
ettoadance had ben much below the fall complemen,
and very little nooses had been achieved. The expenses
of the meeting were considered ',great tense of this, and
se • remedy, It was propped to establish a fund for the
payment of entry fees and part of ex peases,to be formed
by • 000tribatioa of EIS per oniony or mtb.division
from every eorps, • grant from the County Assoalatins,
and subscriptions from officers and others intonate&
This scheme free carried unanlecosaly, throe corps oolv
being unrepresented at the meeting. A battalion
system of selection of representations was proposed,
sad carried MEL mu., and gone standard of effleieney
In shooting will be insisted on to qualify for it.
Wimbledon meeting. Llestensat-Colonel Kneel an-
nounced that be win the Adjutant had inspected
a efte for this year's encenannest at Ansbmel
Gap,..Rast Lulwortb, which appeared in every way
suitable for the PorOmlie, and, believing that the of6cers
of the battalion would acquiesce in whatever he felt
desirable, this spot bad been selected. liz. Weld, of
Laiworth Castle, bad readily granted the use of the
ground, with • promise of help in every way, and had
offered his Park for the review on the last day of the
ensampmeot. The location of an autumn review via
postponed for disco/moo at the camp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

Eniltsbirt.

Suleing.—Last Saturday morning • melancholy event
occurred ii, New-street, Salisbury. Mr.
Ingram, formerly one of the lay vicars of Salisbury
Cathedral, and who was superannuated rather wore
than twelve month. ago, committed suicide by hat. 4 rf
himself trent the bannister. The deceased has bedi
for a long time in a very de.ponding state, and there o
little doubt that his mind was affected.
Saxer BALL—Tin sale by suction of the improv<l
Hampshire Down duct and other agricultural 'too'.
the property of the executors of the late Mr. G. P.
Cookerem, took place on Friday, at Niton Farm, lir•
John Waters, of Salisbury, being the suction
Previous to the sale of the sheep, an expellent lunch...en
WIN served in a marquee erected for the purpose ou ths
sale gnound, the chair being taken by Mr. T. L.
Simpkins, of Ablington, and the vies by Me 111011•
Rowdeu, li. Oldie& and it. V. Humming. Th'
average of all lied of ewes was 33i, per head, the tvc"
teeth ewes, realizing 41.. (Mr. Olding), 345., 33... 3ea•
&a., to 28a., the average of this age being 325. J per
head. Four-teeth ewes brought 435. (Mr. Crook), :"•'
34e" 11." to 29a.. averaging 345. 8.1: The siz•tretb
ewe, cold at 43*. (Mr. Sloper), 375., de., to :11."
and averaged 365. Full mouthed ewes ranged from
(tlr. Moore) to 2135., and averaged 214. 91. per lead.
The Chilver lambs brought Ws. Mr. Moore). 354,
ke., the cull lot realising 14a., and the ge h""
275. Whether lambs brought 31s. and and cull
,ut 12s. per head. The cart horses sold 'email:Lehi,'
w. 11. considering they were all aged hones, though of
very useful class. They ranged from 37 guinest, •••
guineas, 31 guineas, IN guineas, Au, down tn 14
guineas. It unfortunately railed bard during the sale,
but the result was considered • soot satisfaetoly one.

Ma. W. 'fleetllo, 11. P., isontradiste the rumour that
his residenee, Brasted Park, nom Beeenosks, has been,
or is about to be, sold to the Emperor Napoleon.
HURGLAIIT WITH VIOLIIICIL.--Handleboine, near Ford•
ingbridge, Hants, was broken into on Wednesday by
three men, who seised Mrs. Wormington, the lady of
the manor, tied her hands behia.d her, end beat her
vary severely about the head. The burglars then ran-
sacked the house, and took away abont Lii in east,.
ire. Wormington remained boand the whole of the
nigh& ahe was reissued won alter daybreak by a pampa
by who beard her mire. No one has yet beam &pre-
bends&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

VIM HORNE

THE POPE.
it is said that General Ca lornl',
crossed the frontier on the 6th„iii,l ,
me.tures to prevent the Pope'g L,4 '
HAI).
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MEDIATION.
The Sok. says Russia has timbal
propose an arrnistitc to the
supported by Italy and Atistrti. ,
hi:states, and, we are told, it
dissatisfaction.
Amongst the diplomat) C body in p
the general feeling is said to be that a ..„
and permanent peace is hopet..!ss it
insists upon the cession of Alsace ati,l
the French iron-clad fleet. Oh
hand, the demolition of Frem h lot tr:
the German frontier is Itehl to be a
reasonable condition.
GERMAN MEANS OF (701.:!trpi
Assuming that the taking of P. 0.,
not put an end to the var. it k
the Gemini armies will keep the ;
French towns aryl fortresses oil
ultimately succeed in ex:tiling %Owl
the imposition of enormous
another means of coercion the (1t5tr,:,!..,.
Cherbourg harbour and ar.ienals. v,
forty million poutuls, has been
The Germans are evidently intent ,
in., done with Frame at the earlic,i
(late, and short of shedding the 1,•.,,,
civilians will recoil from no measare
pulsion, however severe.
PROGRESS OF THE W.R.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

MARRIAGES.

The annonnoement in our last issue of • warns,
between Mr. Mettle and Miss Jane Boucher. of Nat!"
ford. is • stupid hoax, perpetrated by • busyb,elY
deserves a good thrashing; and if be will all
branch office at Blandford, where the notice ws."
for insertion, he ean have it
_

August JO,, at Litton, by the Rev. J. S. Cox. Thor..l.
Bradford, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Bradford,
to Annie, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Fry, 1)4
lake, Longredy.
September 1, at St. James's, Piccadilly, by the
J. T. Hinds, M.A., rector of Pulliam, Dorset, 201
Bev. Prebendsry Stooks, M.A.., vicar of Brom!
John Charles Whishaw, surgeon, 11.1 L's !adieu Artu7;
to Lucy Alicia Catherine, second daughter of 6,
Willoughby-Osborne, of Hawford, Woreester.hire.
September 1, at the wig] church, Wool, b.Y tbe
Rev. A. C. Burniutl, John Boles, of Chirip'oit Nor.tor:,
to Sarah Ann. only daughter of Mr. F. Plower, NI
September 6, at the paridi church, Beaminster,.bl
the Rev. A. Codd, vicar, Mr. John Alderton
of Bridport, to Emma, youngest daughter of the 110
Mr. Dunn. of Beaminater.
September 6, at St. Mary's, Longfleet, by the Fe'.
J. L. Williams, Tom, only son of the late John Fr!.
Esq., of fwerne Minster, to Mary Jane, eldest dstgbta
of the late John Willis Martin, Req., of Poole.
September 8, at St. Aldates, Oxford, by the Rey• K
Sturdy, Mr. Tboma• If. Whittle, eldest ron ofThyos
Whittle, of Langton Herring, to A. Tyrrell, o,ll'
daughter of C. J. Tyrrell, Oxford.
At the psrish church, Leeds, by the A. h.
Evan', Mr. J. W. Godwin, of Longton, Stelfordslo"'
to Mary Ann, widow of the late F. J. Houiblog.
Kingston-oa.Thautss, and eldest daughter of 1111.
Mills, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

DEATH BY Dnomuters.—An old man, named Simon
Grove., who ha been f. r many ye.rs • "partially dot-
.l.led"l,entrer at the W,.yrnoutli union, RIP drownei at
Old Castle, on Sunday morning. He was let -ut on
liberty from the workhouse at half•psst four on Friday
afternoon and had not returner', nor could the union
authorities MO out where he w.u. It seems that on
Saturday morning, he went in the Ferry Bridge Inn,
bad i..me beer, and went to Portland, returning in tlYe
evening. About eight o'clock nest morning his body
was found in lie sea nearly tinder Old Castle. ilis
clothe. were placed on his itch, which was stuck in
the tnil bear. Mr. Birth It hail the body taken nut,
and by P.S. directi ~,, s, it was taken to the onion
hot,', lie Wll3 gnite dead having been in the water
two hours as was judged front his tracks on the shore,
the state of the tide and the holy. An inquest was
held before H. Lock, Fag., and a verdict of "Food
Drowned" was returned.

VISIT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO
THE FORTIFICATIONs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

PILE PIER CONCERT.

On Monday the weather was again too Inclement for
the eighth promenade ooneert to take place on the Pile
Pior, and it wai adj.iurned till Tuesday. We had then
an agreeable break in the rainy downfall that scented
to have set in. and a very fair audience assembled te.t
hear the sweet strains. On amount of the sun setting
earlier, the time of the concert wes filed for sic, in.
stead of half.past, and the public, were scarcely
habituated to this change, although it was carefully
and widely annou.wed. The consegiencte was thAt a
smaller number of people were present at the o dn-
meneement of the performance than might have been
expected. The programme was well 'ideated, as
follows:
PACT I.
_

Overture—" Guillaume Rosinni.
Glee—" Hail! smiling Mora" SpolYorth.
Reminiscence s of Verdi.
__

Glee—" Crabbed Age =4 Youth," Stevens.
Selection—Robert le Diable," Ileyezbeer.
_ _ PART 11.

Introdnetion and Openii-miac;rits "Stabat
Glee—" 0, who hu seen the Miller's Wife?" Reeve.
Solo for Cornet and Euphonium —"Ss ramiiie"Rossi ni.
Part illemg—" Men of Rarleah"... Barnby.
By the band and chorus.
National Anthem.

Messrs. Pretty da-in-ek-,--ttnit-e;,:nd Board, sang the
famous glee, "h ail !Smiling Morn," remarkably well ;
it was given with a spirit and readiness that marked
it as one of the best pieces of the evening. They were
scarcely lees so in "Crabbed Age and Youth," and
"Oh? who has seen the Miller's wirer both of which
were warmly and deservedly applauded. The band
were as near perfection as possible in their selection, as
indeed they eould scarcely fail to be, after be.ng so ably
trained. The great feature of the evening was to hear
the introduction and opening chorus from Rossini's
" Stabat Mater," and the band certainly acquitted
themselves admirably. Perhaps they were a little too
loud for the chorus, or the latter were not beard to full
advantage in the open air; but to our think-
lug, they sumeeded for better in the partsong "Men
of Harlech," though doubtless there is no compariaion
between the music of the two. The audience increased
in numbers greasly its the programme • 'smutted, and
altogether a great many must have visited the Pier.
A capital entertainment (*minded with the National
Anthem, and the company separated about half-put
seven, a capital time, as at a later hour it would have
been too cold and dark to remain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

WEYMOUTH.

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SAILOR'S Houg.—Sailora puzzled as to choice f lod-
gings, should remember that the Sailor'. Horne is now
open for merchant seamen as well as men of the Royal
navy.
THANKIIGIVING 70111 IiARVERT.—On Thursday last
special thanksgiving serwiees for the harvest were held
at St. filsry's Church, at II a.m., and 630 p.m. The
rector Rey. T. A. Greases, proached ten eloquent
sermon. front Galatians vi., 7, If, and 9, and Psalm
Ixoix, 12. Collections were mado for the benefit of tho
sialt and wounded lc the war, and the handsome sum of
L 74 5. 10d. was realised.

CRICKkT.—A watch was played on Thursday last. at
Cm.% between the Weymouth Athletio Cricket Club,
sod the Cerno Cricket Club. There wiui not time to
play out the game, mail it was decided he the first
innings in favour of the Weymouth mem The follow.
iog is the more.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

liampsbut.

ROBBING A CHI!) CONBTABLI.—A most lazing nrA
successful robbery and burglary waseommittet on Wed-
neseley moruing, at the official residenee dCavan
Forrest, West 11111, Winchester. It seems that then
had been • party there on Tuesday evening, and tLm
family had retired to bed late, leaving the uremia, al
safe, and the piste also, the latter being in the ilictst
room. On coming down nett morning, it iris lima
that some expert tbiev.* had entered the premiae,
forcing • bar at the back, and had carried off about
1:150 worth of plate, including the following articles ts
gold and silver :—Twitilve gold tea spoons, twenty Oli,ef
ditto, sixteen silver spoons, twenty-nine silver fate,
thirteen ditto, eight silver table spoons, sugar Torcm
case, two gravy spoone, three ladles, three melt .poss,
tea egg spoons, one ladle, pair sugar tongm. 01,e
Slier, • Mg& rather, mustard spoons, and electro-ri.rer
salver.

--017,11IMITTAL OE • PROTZETANT LECTURER FOR SCUM;
AN INDECENT BOOIC.—Mr. Mackey, the Proteitat
lecturer and oontroversialist, has bees con.mitte,tto
take his trial at Winchester, for aellinf an it deo nt
in Lymington, entitled the " Codeamonal Unuta•kni.
The pamphlet was sold at the Town.ball, on the right
of the 23rd ult., at the close of an anti-papal Imirt,
The oaae came off on Wedoesday, as Lymington Tom'
11.41, before the Mayor (Mr. James Corbin), Mr. W• P.
W. Fiewanan, Mr. H. U. Hammetsley, and Mr. Lind.ll
Shedden. Mr. Hardeld appeared for the preecutiot.
and Mr. Kidd, of the Northern Circuit, for the ti•-ftpc‘
Mr. Kidd defended the sale of the book in queation ell
the ground of its controversial character, and ado-
voured to show that Mr. Mackey had to inteLtte
corrupt people's minds by selling it. The book--OW'
portions of which were read in open oourt, purt'oru
expose various practices and doctrinici taught It at
ltmuieh rhumb, and reprobating the same. The
committed Mr. Mackey to take los trial, but 'Bowel
bail, which woe forthcoming, and be lett the courtiii
Ms friends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZzrrig. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1870.

MOORE BROTHERS TEAS,

Fos PauAssam' A? MERCHANTS' PRICES.)

rrIEA •-1100ILE BltOT if ERS respectfully intimate
that they 'apply Families direct, wbo are
willing to pay ifbah, at Merchants' pricm Orders value IS
carriage pai,L The following. are especielly recommended :
NEW SEASON'S TEAS
Moore Bretlwre Best Servants' Tee le Si per lb
Moore Br. then Bost Family Tea te ad per lb
Ripe, foil, ir ellow flavour; brisk with etrausth.
Finest Pak Lin, or Ryas., Tea
Full of flavour, choice rich quality, and indeed preterred
many to the highest clam of Souchong.
Flood Souchonir Tea
Thin willie I un,l particularly due, rich, and choice quality;
highly recunimendei
Zs' the l'enti) per lb deduction on Salb beet& and 110 lb bap
of any kind of Tea.
MOORE BROTHERS' GREEN TEAS.
. . . . .

In (ireen Toas we adopt the lame pivinelpis as In Black., and
quote only the ver) hest of each kind, viz.:—
Best Pearl Gunrweder - ... de Od per lb
Moore Brothers' Finesotu=rial es Od par lb
Best Young Upon or Si lid per lb
Finest Cowslip Illyson
Finest Silvery Leaf Gunpowder
MOORE BIUYTIIERS' OOFFEM.
Finest Ceylon, Is 3d; Choice Mocha or East India, Is fid ; Best
lamina Mysore, very choice, Is 8d per lb.
SPICES (all of the best quality).
Finest Picked Nutmegs, as ad per lb; Best Cloves, Is ad; rad,
31; Finest Mace, 3s Od; Best Mixed Spice, loom, Si; Ground
Ginger, best, Is ad ; Best Black ' 6d • Beet White Pepper,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

DEATHS

August :10, at Highmoor, near Bournemouth, .1,1 a
Carter, K.(l , of 23, Coltillo-aquare, London, W
69 years.

Auouat 30, at Albert-plat*, Tindallotreet,
Heath, after a abort 'Hoeft, aged 2 years and t; months.
Annie Julia, youngest clauabter of Yr. W. 11. Al
formerly cf Poole.

Septe-mber4.et Hamworthy, Poole, after a few boo!t
il Inane, the wife of Nr. John Legg.
heptember 4, at 9, High Haat-street, Dorebein
Jane, the beloved wife if Mr. William Seward, go
september 5, at North •Ilington, the wife of 31:*
George hamwaya, of a daughter.
64 years.
September 7, at Blaudford, Mr. James Blake. out"
atter, I,,ged 85 year..
heptember 7, at 1, victoria Villa., Fordinstoo, Ads
Amelia slide, intuit daughter of Mr. J. Anderson.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

SUICIDE AFTER WARWICK RAM.

About nine o'olook on W.,dnesday night • resneets
ably jr ssed man committed suicide on the Great
Western It tilway, at a point where it runs by the aide
of the Warwick rsce•murse. Re had plaoct his
umbrella with his hat upon it in the hedge by the side
of the line, and then laid down with his heed across the
outer rail. lie •as found with hi head nearly severed
fr,mi his body, and quite dead. It is conjectured that
he had lost his money at Warwick Races, as only
wan found upon him and a racing cel•mdar and a marked
cud of the noes. He waa about 40 years of age.

BRIRANTABI'. gyp 00004. °HATEFUL AND
Coggoterlso.—The very agreeable character of
this preparation hits rendered it a general
favourite. The Civil Service Gazette remarks :
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition. and by a care-
ful application of the Pine properties of w..11-selooted
cocoa, Mr. Epps has providesl our breakfast tables with
a delicately gsvoured beverage which may cave an
susn'y heavy doctors bills." Mate simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold by the trade only in 11h., Alb.,
and Ilb. packets. tin lined and labellesl,—Jantes Epps
and Co., Hotnusopethie Chemists, London. Agent in
Dorchester for J. Epps ft Co's., other preparations—
11. 'Janke, 13, Cornhill, Dorchester IL J. Walford,
23, St. Alban's-row, Weymonth. See that each bottle
is secured by a band over the c-irk, burin!, the Cigna-
ture—Jawes Epps and Co., without which none are
genuine.

CtiALLENGI TO Tits: WORLD. -The BriatU naily
Ti tura nt4 k,ago.t 5,11. lies the following :
Messri. J. C. Swan at,.l Co.. of 16. Queen-square, in
thi4 city. hIV.I invented a pocket microscope, which is
a mervil II that sueb an instrument should be. It
has great pew..r, reinarkablo definition, and does not
rtquiro focussing. The cheapness of the article will
niake it exceedingly popular when it, merits are more
widely known. It is called the" Bristol Miaroseope.'
and is a great credit to the inventor, as lunch for its
enter ine simplicity as its power.—The Western Daily
Tram sass The Bristol Microscope 11•4 • insguitying
power of 20,000 times, kn., ka. —The Western Daily
Tdegraph 11111)• : The Bristol Microscope is the most
oompact and useful scientific instrument we have over
seen ; it poswess-a extraordinary power, and is very
easily minsigftl, Ste. The prise of the Itristol Mieruseope
id only 2s. or, free by poet, with printed directions, for
itemise.— Address, I. C. Swan and Cu., Optaotans,
16, Quesn-sguaru, Etsiste _ -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

A CLERGYMAN AND SEVEN BOYS
DROWNED.

A boat from the trainin '.,hip Chichester. off nreen-
hithe, was cot in two by the screw steamer C..rtnorant,
of Cork, Woolwich, at eleven o'clock on Thursday
morning. A clergyman and seven boys were drowned.
The boatawain sad eleven boys were savfol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-13

BIRTHS.

August 31, at Littlebredy, the wife of Mr. Jima
Warren, gardener, at Bridehcad, of & daughter.
September 1, at Owes Mingo°, the wife a r.
Richard Gale, of a eon.

Sepktober 1. at Pymore. Bridport, the wife of XT.
William Foram of • daughter.
September 4, at Poole, the wife of Mr. James WWl'
mac. of a.dauebbar.
_

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September 5. at East-street, Blaudford, the rife a
Mr. William Foyle, of a daughter.
September 6, at East-street, Blandford, the wife a
Mr. Prattles Cribb, of a daughter.
tieptembsr 6, at West Stafford, the wife of
William Pipe of a son.