The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1869.
Littraturt.
caravan ? Now it is finished. I enter into my bowery. i -lin-a turned -road.
I am going to have in my house the weani
i doorway, with • taller cradle in hiehand. He hadn't I Tan Dame 01 the Dean Of CaateettUr= ia 61° e
future beggartinzu of England. I shall harp/ •of the ' "Well lone, Rhona I shall be father, and you shall no wearin appeerel on except his night close. which 1 list of iriee-praideas of she newl, Proles. fltarketi.
'ISOPHER AND THE OUTCA
seech,vedo.tahemthz•----htoid-lt, utmthoonthaar..twhani e for em. be uncle." flattered in the brm zi.: like • Sesetun Hag. lie sed, 1 tent Dircoters' School at Illill-hilL ---.40.---- ~.7.„11.
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. PloYllient, office, and function, to fashion the miscerria Then lie betook hirmelf in to his hiloso hical tt you',,, a wan a“, r, thenA woman in Now (mewls war recently arrested for her' Yh"... le th• weather dote the earlY Pere of the week OAI ler. .*.4.6....".'
i fortunes of that ("oboe.' Prostitute. Misery, to bring to care of arranging Cie re interrupting his away ' groaned and weal led to anima...a .v...........
• 1 Perfection Intern gallows' Mid.,
wl.l,nor• bet"- as he. • . the forms of philosopy. and to give young thieves amide I went to sleep min. end dreamt al running orf with wm that she mistook him for her husband.
cm ""."'ll he °Zeed to IL
-4 the quanta. of the reduce
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14 no have raised him. "Ab ' 1 "Adoption !It is settled; Homo Is willing." the pretty little Silvia:rem, mounted on my Californy . throwing • pail of boiling water ewer a man. Her defense
memant meta, or it wi enable
the h."-"4"• At the - —late—perTithod. brePrdowever,anothe "".itsiathera
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, ~ . . . I ant weary of existence ! After all, one does ' H d hi self up.
•usi Ins me. not live lon I Thi e row in
g a human life is soon done with. 1 "I ebOald like to know who Is responsible for that my ilin : I Eivl I II It ' I ' J , ',mi.
But, no-it is long. At intervals, that we should not . woman's death ?Is it man r Bar. I ih.nglit Ihe Du' eeeeto4 an eteerin *trate for : foot and mouth disease hes broken out amongst the thetatarmi er to bar= la, crem hi letter cenditlou than wits . . 1
ir) ciu , mi.% e sa, tat ie.sy aim cum en en , o um ran,• .1 a"
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totliscobeaurragouerd.extli,sattenwaeo,manoydhaLetthtne sptifildtibtyy His eyes were upturned, but looked beyond the cell. out,jaiitiondwatt.i vi..! us
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.Tawrno.kerem.oo6. ' r4oik i i 0 • ~ ~ . .1
top of the litsgncent occasion. to hang ourselves which weds Lai': lasnidt Thhisoulipr murmu'°d'-
flew. mere settled, and
therefore, more favourable teen.....o,km 4 sn. buy.,
1 TABLE DELICACiES
..ii sea refeeslunenta wan reddy for inedown stains Then Wart, of that town in • state a intelieetien. MO
chTildUrgenV4il;r•omof twelve to toTooPel4iteense °eta lite mnetuminberthed aBoo‘o.4l'elola'it a'''''thef‘the'nr ,enthetWiwill, haesnllnilh........uild"nh• hvirtmeittY %Motet' tramdbilely. '1
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t;l:Arliu4by witht
te alilPander.fulliioef
saying I Wall a man of sin, he went groaain away. EITItioItDINARY Halt STOMA-A hailstorm lof urn,?. safely la at/UMW that the toot ~,,,nuon Ini. won
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and nails viler us mture lute t i '
• - on the sir of taking a i Then his brow dropped, as if nadir a burthen, and he As I was g,,j0,, threw the entry to the room where unusual violence broke over Madrid on Ikeda'. M•nY jr: ___,.... o.t...nr,Y.'"'"ylkiti to the country. The wheat mee,
little care of man -1:oi on this night, however. Thls ! continued,- the vital' was. I cum across the Elder and the old of the hailstones wereas large as hen's eggs, and weighed ,o, ri74'"!l.nder'"":"ii, 'n.'"";:.", • but
..11 the other mom, -,,,a 1 .
4 tie mama eermientee the wheat. ,„ ,__, A, A. ,... ,_„, ~ ..1' o•I 1 i
- - --- --- t.pi nu the grape, "The Dago. too= the trollose so ant tins woman." female I'd met the eight before, •ad what Jr', „„.,.. .. much as three ounces each. The trees were greatly Th',.. net e,,,otajoiMgermers' epee,,,,,,y=..,,L-p---.4.,.... _ 1
her song to the nightingale. Of the Highest Gualiti,
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From time •--vo time Rasing la eyes. they eneenntered the" el the bey. they can up to? Hurgin and kioin like young lovers injured and vegetation suffered severely. An immense mouths will, we think, be of • astisfacteiy— --v° I nature, and • ', r
ref Of moraines or a glam of gin, and this is newly awakened, who was listening. emus addressed in their gushinist tote. Ses I. "my Shaker friends, quantity of glass in greenhooses and windows cal ! espeeially With regard to Meet mattng product& ifrestjaaareci oy
' happiness It is a narrow border of good him abruptly.- I reek It you'd bettor suspend the rules, and gig broken. In mu.). places the telegraph wires were dee. I A fe,e Penal. of new bale)* he n nem on Me in %aural.,
'iswintling-sheet of evil. We have • "What are you laughing at r married r t
jayed,
and
the
retheeye a
various point, .undated and marksts this week. The colour Of the produce Is not good, [
bet ft3SSENBLAC ' .
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• ~ tat present It Is too early to ~penk with any degree of caw: k
'het devil has woven the stuff, and "I am not laughing." "You must extras Brother liriah," semi the female; greatly clanged. . taint,- with regard to the prior,'" of thin roirleuler hr•••eh
• In the meantime, thou hast Ursa/ felt • kind of chock, looked at him fixedly for "be'. suhjech to figs and bain't got no command over Excrete° Suiewc-A most horrifying ease of suicide trade. The and i. al Lien „,in he e large one, ... nu prommt , . . '
• few minutes and said,- himself when he's into 'em." bas occurred at Jere, a sheep farm on the Oath, about of prima being at high for malting produce as they were laet I 44.11111T°116 TO THC CP"' .
"nfant, whom he held all "Then thou to terrible." "Sartinly," ses I, "I've bin took that way mytelf two Mike from Hensley. Andrew Ewing, aged about 34, yet. Harley of amid color and suited to the regoiregoeote , i norkowee 06 ' 1
' •rly, whilst he was The interior of the cabin, on the previous night, had frequent." a shepherd, had been unwell for some days, showing the of the maker, or pale malt will be roam°, toiler the I I CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORLENTAL PICKLE
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3,paiiiANsumNi.D.riillitriumme,..f P,ASA, TwE..:744.
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' • sign of et pie. been so dark that Ursa had not yet seen the boy's face. " You're a man of sin," sal the Elder I
ea b led,- The broad daylight revealed it. lie placed the two Atter breakfast my little Shaker !rens cam in agin him approaching the house Ewing plunged a Peekee•
signs of insanity. A doctor was sent for, and on seeing we'n,,,,l7..tib.n.'"veiT„ho very fine :aid willed eh" the er"P 6
ete.turel" palms of his hands on the two shoulders of the boy, and, to clear away the dither.
rt arm, considering his countenance more said more piescingly, "My pretty dears," set I, ".hall we yoy agin ?'' • streggle with his wife, lasting nearly five minutes, he compared vdili tho four previous ream :-
knife in the right side of his neck up to the shaft. After o.hTle, t0g'i1uX"g0,,,,111°111",.... Iti!lngiiii'w the
.i•Trii.o.price"no aw,FAwgioolt,
"ad exclaiined,- "Nay," they bed. aml I nay'd. released himself anal made off to the hills in the direetioa lea. Imo teel. 1860. 1865. Wielesele at the Afaxiicertery,
"Lb not laugh again I" The Shakers axed me to go to their meetin, as they of Criny Glen. The doctor and his convoy, with the ~,,_ a. d. a d. & d. a d. a
51 0..6711..682.. be 2 .. 42 0 ~...., scsio i Ot
SQUARE, LONDON. f
"I am not laughing," said the child, was to hay services that morale. so I pat on a clean wife and children, joined in the chase. Mrs. Sang ;."roy.
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-,Lis was seized with a trembling from head to hard rao 'Lod went. The mootin home was as neat al Caught hold of him at the top of • preoipioe nearly 80 usts...• .. -• •• -
a pin. The floor was white as chalk and smooth as feet high. He succeeded in relating himself, and Frien Septemhor 114 the clew ..if it week, the Import* of .----
i laugh, I tell you." glass. The Shatter' env all on hand, in clean weskits rabedforward down the declivity to throw himself over, wheat into the United Kingdom were gsn6s,gt3 cwt., _
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'be child with a grasp which would have and meal begs, ranged on the floor like millinery but had heowoo so weakened from loss of blood as to 34,130,121 eel, : and of flour, 3,526,004 cwt., monist 304701 A
•ti it not been one of pity, he de. conipsoir, the mans on one side of the room, and the come to • sudden halt just AA the side was reached. The cw.L _ Th,ct.e.epoil.4of_o ewhtat awe MAO ort., against NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. .
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females on tother. They cammeast clappin their pursuer. tried to secure him, but before they could d,o in 111°./..' • mid of n r, 32,4" orto •6•8•••••‘006 cr.• . . it• .''
..... bands and sidgin and dartain. They danced kinder so_ with • violent effort he pitched himself forward over Letten from Scotland Smut/. that there will be akw 4 ralik—AM AR E LLA-
slow at rust, but as they got warmed ap they slaved it we precipice. He fell on a bed of sand, and when the supply of good beef in the approaching mason.
' town very brisk, I tell you. Elder Uriab, in par. doctor and the others reached him he was dead.
Tn. aaDAT.—Bristoi : Market rather hater auppliod with it ESTOitES rHE iill-MA,Z;(14,11/, tjit-
..” CORN MARKETS.
littler, exhiberted • right smart Omani of 'wryness in AN ENGLISH NOBLEMAN KISLED za • Dua.-The _ , Hada lime, no matter *twain age, • • '
Mid. his legs, eonsiderin his time of life, and as be cum a following story is going the seoond round of the Paris English slum than of late ; demand Isis, at an edemas or ita. JOHN GOSNELL it' ea-
- in • low dubbin &buffo near where het. I rewarded him with • papers :-It is well known that Princess Matilda, the o . Foreign atom& advancoil fully 2a. uar qr., denmnd nut
eppro.in mile, and awl: " flunky boy 10. it, my gay mister of Prince Napoleon, Owes • Title on the L•le ' /flour advanowl 2s. pez sacA k.l.rpost...MllmiAlbsziveeydl.laidr
lithA.eit.,74l.ol.°lted,7",,,,,,,,oWitht:iethuabilia:drrocei.ginaaa.l,...aia:°„o,,se.c.ingiageotivaftsrui.,tet
and festive cogs !" meggjere, near &auto.. The villa was let this year request, and ed. per qr.
English nobleman, Lord for maim, at an tidvataiongialy li. per qr. oats firm at fully oil at a ale ~ • price. P • "You're a man of sin rho sed, contlenerin his to an imenausely rich
•huffle. B—, who took posseerion of the premises In the it souk's primal, but no advance could be znaintalned. Sold tulv...:lr, ft each; aloof., DI ed, end He, with hrsieb.
Wileas. s. d. a d. sturel.pametre, 93 Upper Thamesatreet. Landon. LEL
"he Spereet, as they called it, then moved • short company of a beautiful elderly, believed to be his ,_, ....,, __,n per Cab .. 60 .. 61 0
tree to say a few remarks. He Ned they was wife, and the two lived together for some time in a n'.'ina=',17,;.1.,„,„0„, ditto •.. 0 .. 0 0
(ILIUM a sows EMERY & BLACII .
• all was ekal. They was the purest and style befitting their social position. A few days ago Eubank& hard, ditto .. 0 .. 0 0 6
no the yearth. Other peple was sinful three other English gentlemen made tbeirappearanee in Mirka, Tragenrot, Don, M., loft, ditto .. 48 .. 60 0 'tar LEAD MILLS, Blaeldtrlar's Hold, London. K
'et Shakers leas all right. Shakers Belgirate. One of them WWI the husband of ',akar, Mirka, Oder, !colas:, soft, ditto .. 45 .. 61 0 -
... the Promfeg bind, aoo oohoog who had eloped two goors age with Lord s—. After flerdlanskl Igarlanople, soft, ditto .. 60 .. 51 0 ArIAKBY'S SILVERSMITH'S
SOAP
- ate to bar 'em out, if they • long and fruitier mean*, the husband at last got upon r'flifil.b• "de" eke*, we, ditto .. 46 .. 62 0 Mr, (nonseemorlal). for earning end Peaking eilowij
the right scent, and hiseecon MALEY. Ilecero-plate, Plate Glam. Hub* Se. Tablets ed.
ds waited upon the seducer. English, good to Ana malting, per Imp. qr.. - .. - 0
' sung agin, and 'arborA duel has just taken plane on the Swigs border. The jria, ditto, ditto ditto .. 0 .. 0 0 fl&KßY'SWellingtonsairrx POLISH
- what I than of parties fought with pistols at • few paces distant*, and Irish, and French, grinding, per 400 lb. .. 28 .. 90 0
Lord 8— was killed upon the spot. Danube and Mediterranean, ditto .. SW .. 28 0 'V Paekste id rata i tine al, Is, ai ad. sad Se rob.
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SHOCKING Militnalt.- A Woman named Margaret OAIII.
1,.,,,,,rir Lk and other, fine white, Inc nom .. fa .. to 6 ()LEE" INDIABuBIiza loin%
Crow, has expired at Gateshead, from wounds inflicted ditto .4 10 .. 27 0 BOARDS, fame la If sae&
long by her husband, John Crow, • shoemaker, 67 yeas of co,: Waterbed, black,
per 044th .. 23 .. 34 0
.., ego. The wile ca, throe years his senior. Roth were Irish tawny. ditto .. 25 .. 25 6 fIAKEY'S GOODS SOLD EVERY-
much addieted to drink, but lately the husband had Prince &laud Inland, black ditto .. 14 .. 14 6 NO was= by Irosunongem 00. mag Qrxecii. &Oahe
,a much the steadier. It appears that Hrs. Crow lIWIL makers, Druggists. a.
"Ink early In the monde& and when her husband iinir=a. per 480Ib. .. .. .. .. 28 .. 40 0
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ulinegfitedish,ttgoodtette.mconclace.edieeper. leBo,lbs.wee.t.
eepee... 37 .. 3S n
7/"....-1--iisT REArzal,
, per imperial er. .. .. .. 44 .. 48 0
• for dinner there was nothing for him to eat.
'en ensued, in the midst of which Crow woe&
wife,...dtook
tuaip.:iwktnif.eitocrosautab
stiinmg.
floe,
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found his wife still into:lasted, meta coax. .i 0
for him. Another Altera Mixed America, per 4301 b. ~ .. -10 .. 30 0 4,4* 7111)10ESTION 9,0
• knife and stabbed hie l*°.kia°,
'n Out of the house
''eal ealletenee wee lEoAlitTs!'"Aoate-.1114.2•0 'lse3BZ.V.Lfiourea. eat,
lForeign34 "Libirbly.qCcintra ;harm,' IrtlVi 1 . 1n.,. VII lip
4fecte of the 0303 gra beans, pen., he., 3,104 era maize, 130 barrels flour.
- was taken Gloucester: Watt Amway demand, st lito to 3s. pecan. more 0'
money. Stocks of oat. are light, and values have further Ito.
skft).
~„. pn,ved 6d par llr. Maize is In good ruiner, and fully Is. per 4itt•
"1 or. dearer. Harley. hien& and tem the tiwn higher.— ON/LE pl.l. '-
Devisee: Wheat advanawl fully by per qr. on at week'. Miser
which • very modurato attempt of business was tram...led.
str.--llark-Lone: Market scantily supplied with English
The return of unatticl weather imparted Increased 1444 everywhere. Beselar ls. HS.. U. N.. and 11..
se trade, and an advance or Is. per quarter was de-
'am a tame 4a'a.' of f=l6a 'ha" a" thy IP THIS SHOULD WEET THE EYE
,tions Were firmly , although the de-
The show 44 luTolali barley was mode- OF -7...trt'bi.d.rahWi'd In
°rib loneness take PAGE WOODCOC3BI°A;d4INiti=
Transactions were mark-tad, but • • '
• fal,drlylnvilupqp,i,i,ed,iw„th zteed.,
",it wan In moderate retitled, at Their world widecelebrityprovel them or sterling Merit. Oral]
33 stamp/I front Page D. Woodcock, St. FactlekNorwich.
medicine vendors at Is Ifd and bad: or hem by post for 14 or
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'"11,.....r"""‘'d c, ''''''.iir KEATING'S INSECT DZSTRO2I22I
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. ay., the ,ate ..
POWDER, fl4fl BUGS.
ear Qa KEATING'S INSECT DESTROYINIS
POWDER, KILLS FLEAS. ,
"KEATING'S INSECT DESTROYING
POWDER, KILLS BLACK BEETLES.
' TING'S INSECT DESTROYING
',ER, KILLS MOTHS, end ALL OYEASSMIII
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'etre a Packet or yaw Insect Pow.
Patient of mine, chews, • martyr
' war abominable insects, wads
• result was gratifying; owl
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