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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-04

ID UPTUREIS F:FFECTUALLI" CURED Without Trusses..
LI.. DR. THOMSON'S remedy has horn extensively used for
go years past, with perfect mice's.. and Is now adverthed am •
puldie duty. It I. applomble to every coo, of angle or double
rupture, however bad or long sta.litur, In both w.n. of all
ages, espy end pantioet in tiwi, effecting radical and permanent
cure, without confinement or inconvenience, and cannot fall to
be appreciated Its{ • bleo.ing by every oufferer who ha% ever
worn a piling true or other support. Patiento in any part of
the world, can have the remedy seut to them poid-free, on
receipt of lOs. in stamp% or IPost-OMeo Order, by Dr. RALPII
THOMSON, 65 Bartholomew Had, Rentith Town, London,
Testletioniali. "I Ind myself eunpletely cured, and have
triad every mean% to prove the cure, by lifting and running,
whish I am happy to Ray, I can do without ptln or irfing aoy
true'. F. W." "Bony thank% for your remedy ; I II so.
thrown in true. away, glad enough to get rid of the torture of
it. ci. II." " Your Itonntly bat coral nor rupture an.' I
iny do of Ito re-
appearance. Rh. S." "A fair time has elraoed ranee I mod
)our remed% ; mtreover Ihare been extmined by our turgoon,
who declare' lam quite cured. J. P. C.mtultationn ally,
except Sunday, from In till 1. Fee One Guinea.

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A CURE FOIL ALL Dr. Jot Mame, celebrated over a
/1„ quarter of. century for the Cure of Nervous and General
Debility, loms of energy, depression of spirits, lassitude, pros-
tration, palpitation of the heart, dizziness, dimmed of sight,
noises In the head and cars, lots of memory, deaf WS.% indigo.
tiun, rheurr atimm, gout, lumbago, pain, in the back, gravel,
and all forms of secret disease., which when neglecte ehd in
cough mid consumption, tontines., to give away his Pamphlet,
—a
hich contains mimpie inmtrontions, whereby any one may
regain limilth and strength, without taking quack medicines or
running a doctor's bill The link will be cent privately, on
receilit of a stamped and directol envelope, by Dr. JOHNSTON
i 17' Crown Terraria, Havendock Hill, smondon. Thousands of
mffererm •ho ha I fallen into a had stale of health, have borne
' grateful to-simony to the value and simplicity of the advice
given, which in • short tune has perfectly restored them at a
trifling cost in money. The Medical Journal says: "Itis a
noble thing for a qualified Phyiticlui to come forisard and
rescue those victims of disease from the catorthinate clutch.
of Chum designing quacks who uaurp this branch if practice.-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-04

Corresponbintr.

VESTMENT FOR PREACH/NO,
To th, Ehtvr.

Stn,—The Council of the Church Assoeiation hay*
had under their oonsiderstion numerous letters Iron
their friends requesting information as to the dm
of the Judgment In the Parahaa cam on the prictle.
of wearing the black gown in preaohing, they dish
to call attention to the fact, that the question of th
Vestment to be worn in Preaching was not includel
in the Articles against Mr. Purohas, and eonsequestlf
it was neither argued nor determined in that ewe.
Under these rtircumetanoss, it is the decided opiate
of the Council of the Church Association that all
Clergymen are fully justified in continuing the
estaWialied usage. unless it shall hereafter be decided
to be illegal by the Court of Final Appeal.
Yours faithfully,
W. C. ?MAMA,
Secretory.

Office of the Church Awociation,
14, Buckingham Street, Strand, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-04

TO THEIR WURSHOPi THE TOUR KOUNCIL

OV DODOESTEIC.

Gonnum,—l hobiorve from the pnblik prince ov
whisk las my 2 penuuth realer, weakly, that your
noble selves are hemmed in • diskasshun as to the
wirtues ov the Wirrer peaks), and those of the 'County.
Now I think I ma say with all dew inorljesty tin it no
gennum is better hablo to settle that little :natter
than your obodjent. Probly very few iv at
more hesperience of what in my nimble hopinion
is those baseless members or siciertf—the perlioe.
Many • time ma I iv bin seen walking lovinly harm
in harm between a kepi° of these miseries (we pre.
same Mr. S. means emissaries) ov the lor to • abitation
sposhnly prepared for my deception. We've bobbed
(this is • plaint elusion to balmerotts arguments
konduoted by means ov oar boots) together and we've
nobbed together (this LI ditto in reference to the
appliezahnn ov sticks mil trunshons). Hmsequently
our akwalutance may be sod to b 3 hintiinato if not
friendly, and therefore I inn he liezeused hoff3rin wy
opinion on the matter—Bre it is. Now don't you
gennum av anything to do with the kounty perliee.
The Barren are a very nice, lot. Its wary seldom
they ',interferes with yer little plants, and won
they does like onrable in n they gives you plenty of
chanties t i get off. What if people doom komplain the
periled are no use. Don't beleeve em, they are hignorent
hidgots. Use • Reitman' releeves em of • few paltri
hartieles now and then till, gru:nblo WI its the
rust lor of nature to take hall yew kin set old on, awl
the periMe to their kredit Wile it and simpathism with
hue. They nose that friend Reid's beer is • jolly site
better nor one in the shins from • hirou-tilnp3d no.
and they are sat shently intellektual ti us ris a nice
warm bar is runuust more ktunfortable nor a haat of a
windy the. You jist Io think, gee on iu tlio ELMO
, bold we. WI if you hail them 'county fellers we their
°lnlets and their toiniks and hall that stuff wi
shudn't weeder but wet nut trait, ad 133 well ui kern•
pleetly ruined. Never you mind abmt a savin •
, paltry 2 or :I undred a year, stik up (it gloryus sell.
gufernment, and hooept thu W.4'41166,31 httsurana es
or yours
BILL SYKEi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-04

MONETARY ADVANCES:

£379,000 TO LEND. k Gentle-
man, receutly returned (tom
South Alms, baying amassed a considerable amount
(and now connected with numerous Private Capitalists),
is open to negotiate (pr..mptly) Advsnoes or Cash to all
respectable per.ons (male sud female), in amounts
V• 17114 from ER) h. Lriou, OR their note of hand (aerie,
or lessee, Ste, et 4i per cent. fur any term up to too
years. Repayments %Oxen by easy inataltnenta, extend.
mg Over the full term, Or 111 ORO SUM, at the end of •
period, as may be desired. All business transacted with
the inmost privacy, and free from law or office charges,
unfair profit not being sought.
Addrein in perfect confidenoe, Mr. G. T. Logan, 2,
John's-tetra's, New Church-road, London, BA.,
Mating Glad amount required, bow repayable, wallet
la lib, hol Basica Woe stamps tor maky.

Mg.A YAR'S SEMOLIN•
Is extreme!, rime
and cagily di .rce •AL.

Vil AYAR S SEMOLINA
ivi g Makes ds dciona
1 Puddings ea 1 Paltry

mFAyAE,s SEMOLINA
Unequaled for thiakeaua
Soups, Sea Tea and • ;rue:s.

Vrif AYAE'S SEMOLINA
IVI. I Is the greatest tiolicurs
(with or without yak.
for Breakfast or Snorer.
•

MLYAR'S SEMOLi ti
Is very 41110111, .
Reopen on melt
6d. lb. in Packet, 6d. in Geeisiar
Sold by al Chemin* G rocers,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

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September,
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Now ready. Pries Sixpeww•

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LETTERS ON THE LARGE FARM
SYSTEM, THE GAME LLYirti, Ito.

El °tom C. MULL.

Reprinted by permis.ion from am American daiJy
paper, with appendix and notes.
London : F. ?MIAMI, 282, Strand ; Dordasster. Juuts
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

KAYS'S WORSDELL'S PILLS

--
THE STOMACH is the greet Supplier of all
the waste of our system. Its object is to tepair
the wear and tear ef life. If disordered, its function
mama which is followed by Indigestion, Ifache,
Low:news of Spirits, Melancholy, and in somo 1..
sanity. Kara's WORSUILI PILLS nett., inet possible
Medicine for all the di:ortlers of this osgso. They
'leanse it, whilst by th,ir teals power they give it new

-vigour.
Finld by all Chemists sad othar Dealers ia Patent
lois.d lid., h. 91, intllied. Wyskaige
&god-street, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

PORTLAND.

Bw Monnaoom.—Sergeant Jells on Monday gathered
an enoriumm mushroom on a battery on the Verne
Cited ;it measured 37 inches ia circumference. 83
POrthati sil ont-t be richer than some people suppose.
WIALETAN SUSDAT BCl.lOOlA—The annual treat
of the E...ton, Weston, and Southwark Wesleyan
Sandey schools came off with great moons on Wed-
nesday afternoon last. Favoured by delightfully fine
weather, the 'cholera met at the seboolreom, Wake-
ham, with tiara and humeri, and made • most imposing
display, as they numberel &haat 400. besides teachers.
The throe ',Moots having jellied in prooession, marched
round Easton-square, and having lined it on the sides,
sum a hymn very nicely. Tile) also sang at other
',elute on their much, after which they went to a
large ineelow at W.Aton. called West Orates, where
the usual toast and games were most heartily enjoyed.
The weath,r wee better than has been anticipated for
ft long time past, and this of coarse mush enhanced the
ple.Lturu from the treat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

FltiliPTON.

IiORTICULTUIUL SHOW.—Jo Thursday last, the des
lightful grduuds at Franz :mu Park, the residence of
Mr. It. it. Sheridan, were thrown open to the public
for • day's recreation and ouj iyment, the occasion being
the annual exhibition of vegetables and flowers in eon.
nAtion with the Frimptou, Maiden Newton, Down
Froome, and Nether Oarne Cottage Garden and Horti-
cultural Sscity. The day was fortunately everything
that could be desired, and vary many visitors were at.
trailed to the spot, not alone to witness the society's
sow, butts enjoy • ramble amidst loins of the most
delightful 'emery that can be imagined, the owner of
Frampton Park having thrown open every part of the
ground t, including the pleasure gardens, which in
themselves are • sight worth seeing, for the inspection
of the public. The show was oontained in a spacious
tent, spread under some noble trees close to the man•
sion ; anise regards tha exhibition itself, we may say
in every respect it was for superior to that of last
year, although in one or two classes there was no sum.
pAition. The prises were distributed at ex o'clock by
Mr. It. 11. Sheri lan, who addressed to each recipient •
few wards of useful advice.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

WITOHAMPTON.

A vim ggADIA iilBBlol4Alt—The MS=
on behalf of the Witcharepton brawl& of the
&Anti!. were bold reoeutiy, when the Rev. Robert
Moffatt, missionary from South Africa, where he
baa 4bourod 31 yeara, attended ea the depu-
tation. The rev. gentleman, who is rather above the
ordinary height, and has • strongly built frame, though
in apparently good health, bore trains on his venerable
eounteuanne of leo' residuum in • foredo Auld
many years of deep study and redaction. Ilia beard la
quite white, while hia hair is but slightly tinged with
rey, and his whole appearance indicated • man of
remarkable power and endurance. Hun g 5 ia 77 yowl.
Ito was very heartily welcomed, and gave • graphic
acoount of his work amongst the Becthualies. The °d-
iet:limns twinned 7s. 51.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

HARVEST PROSPRnTR.

Bumming up the returns of more than 200 eorrespon-
dolts se to the present appearance of the crops, the
Gardener's Clitresictc of list Sstardsy gathers that we
shall have an inferior crop of wheat, a very good crop
barley, an avenge crop of oats, and crops of beads and
peas which
ere of the former already, and in that of thu latter will
most probably before harvest, have disappointed expec-
tation. The wheat crop of the current ycar is deoldefly
inferior to that of 1870, and whereas that turnA out
better than was expectal, this, in all probability, will
not turn out so well as its present appearance lear us
to ',ppd. A wet summer-o,ld wet summer as we
may
eas eall that of 1871—is certain to disappoint expect-
of red produr ; and that will be our lot this
year.
Cattle food of all kinds promises to be abundant.
Mangels, Indeed, donot prosper in Bush weather as we
have had, but turnip: of all kinds wore never better,
and gross is plentiful, though hay has been holly
made. The wet season is producing it. usual effect
lit an early development of the potato disease.
Conowning the crops in Dorset, lie. J. Buckman,
of Bradford Abbas, says :—Wheat, below an aseragu ;
barley, • good average crop; oats, an average crop;
beans and peas, above an ravage ; root crops, as good
ma tier known ; hay, average but damaged. Mr. J.
T. Homer, llemsworth, report.-- Wheat, thin on
FO, fair heed, but blighted • littlo ; barley, looks
level and ; oats, not a heavy crop but much ins-
Proved ; kolas, half crop destroyed by black aphis' •
peas good; root crop; good ; hay, light crop and mach
damaged.Mr.NV. J. Vor, of West Buoknole, Curie
castle, oar—Wheat under average ; barley, over
aearaggewiztediand peas, rasp ; root crops, excellent;
kaY wa Sari Br.ry Fookos, of White-
&w tastlaeb, ?Vette—Wheat. improved but thin,
will be under an average • barley and oats, very good,
an average • Nowt hays ilterd somplaluts ; root crops,
nay, '7* Pam and cloven thin. Mr.
Dmhastor, says—Wheat, under average,
hat too early; boxier, over average; oats and hay.
&reap ; boar and pass, blighted • root crops, very
good. Mr. John Pops, Sysnondabslry, says—Orhoot.
erre average • barley and oats, over average; boa..
NOW, bitibild • peas, early good; root crops, very
&Ws tin not well secured. Yr. John Ford,
eel, says—Wheat and barley. aver.
awl Peak °Yet average' root crops,
isreagglai=ralfoal sad meadow average. Mr.
a Watanabe, says—Wheat, very
Iradwals. not twwthbeda of a amp; barley, geed aver.
but Mt at nut • oar, fall o***lste ; beau, mush
IS Mal aed 'hay,
Yam Mama report§uc
awl aseart whZuutm.lasl
ea sereforoelly, that
aid we
411
, biro that lb. praises gloriou. weather will eve
do wheat • batter 'weaning than it now en.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

SWINDLING THE FANNERS._

-Al Guildhall, London, recently. Edward
.Greene and
Thomas North, alias Nati], !dial§ Edward Greene, wore
:barged before Sir Robert W. C.rden tit reuisndi with
cmspiring by certain fraudulent and subtle devices to
obtain goods from varithu persons with intent to defraud
them of the same, They were also charged with stealing
the goods by a trick.
In the month of February last Newth took the house
No. 4, Dield-road, West Brompton,in the naine of
dames E.ton. and some time after took i.rt of the
ground-floor of No. 52, Dorset-street, in the name of
Edward Greene. giving as his references Mr. James
Eaton, No. 4, Meld-road, and Mr. Yattison. of
St. George's-ten-me, Walhatn-green. Mr. Doubter, the
landlord, stated that he went after the references and
saw Mr. Fattison who spoke very highly oh t:reene, bat
he did not see Eaton. Ile, however, received a letter
Crone Eaton, which was equally satisfactory. Having
got possession of the ground-floor, the prisoners bad
about 2,000 post cards printed with their address,
"Dorset-house, Dorset-street, fialishury.square," and
Issued them to grocers, butter dealers, a:c., all over
England and Wales, as far as directoties would enable
thew to do 40. The cards asked their prices for cub,
and what quantities they could supply weekly. As
soon as terms were arranged a sinall quantity was
ordered as • sample, and that was paid for by a cheque
on the London Provident Deposit Bank, in Moorgate-
street. That being satisfactory, large quantities were
ordered and sent, but no money was ever returned.
As soon as the butter arrived Newth took it to Mr.
Pybus, • butter salesman, in Charter House-lane, to sell
on commission, for what be could get for it, and Mr.
Pybus sold tor Bs., a,and 100. per dozen lbs• that for
which Newth had agreed to give Iss. and 18,1
Bir R. W. Gamiest committed them fur trial on ratio
=Lel freed and emmtamative stealing. Balt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,

LEA AND PERRINS'

Pronounced by Connoinenrs,

"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE."
To guard againd the numerous worthless imitations of
this renowned Condiment, the publio should
ARK FOB

"LEA AND PERRINS'" SAUCE,
And mew that their names are upon the wrapper, label,

-
stopper, and bottle.
Sold Wholesale and for export, by tbe Proprietors,
Worcester; Crosse and Ithck well, Llndon ; and by
Druggists, Grocers, and Ulmen generally tbrougbout

the World.

LEA AND PEREINS'.

Till LAMB ABC RIERPECTVULLT_ HOLICITRI) TO SILKS

A TRIAL OF THE
GLENF I ELD 8T ARO 11,
which they will find to he far superior to any
other Starch for dreesinz WES, LIN KN 4. kc. It is
now need in all I,•nr.,lriee, frmn the (.I.•ttage to the
Palace, and who once tried is found to be inaispen-
sable.
WHIN YOU ARK FOR OLIIKEIFLO STARCH. SU THAT

TOU Gi•T IT,
As iuferior kinds are übeu huhitituf.e4 for Ow sako of

extra pr.&

BUTTER—FIRM AND SWEET BUTTER.
THE DIFFICULTY so much experienced
at this Samson
IN PRODUCING FIRM AND SWIM? BUTTER
free front the unpleasant U ,veur eauwd by strong
herbage when sows are out at rase, etnessive beat in
summer,
IS ENTIRELY OVERCOME, AND TIM
CHURNING QUIrKENED BY USING
TOMLINSON & 008 BUTTER POWDER
Sold by most Chenii-ts Grocer. in 61., Is., 24. 61.
nd 7.. 64. Roles, WWI fall direction,' for 04e.

BRZECII-LOADERS
tiECONLMIAND.
BREECH-LOAD F. S
FROM £lO lthr.

B RRMCH-LOADMiLo
BOUGHT FOR CA.SH.
CATALOGUE AM) PRIOR Lls 17. 3 STAMPS.
WHISTI,IR, 11, STKLND,
1., IND( M.

11A1R DESTItoYER.--248, High Holborn,
London.— A 11,1 t, X Ross'i ItEPILATORY
r. !Imre, super anon" hair from the face, eeck, end anus
without effect to the Ain. Price :fa. 54.; cent for 54
mumps. llnd of all Chem' t,
Now Volume, Is., Selig for 14 stamps liy the Politer

A LEX. ROSS'S TOILET MAGAZINE.
Papers on the N. s. and Ow treatment of
Cartilage in ttnprov.ng shsue ; the Ere, elm Mquth,
sod Skin, with .1, vices (or improvem. nt. Receipts
for ml Facial haverfections, he. NI ariY NO pima,
Moody printed. ALEX. Moan, 21/3, High Holborn,
Lou lun. (Opsosite Ds) and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

INONETABY ADVANCES:

x379,4)4141 'l'o LEND.—A Gentle-
man, recehtly return...l from
South Attica, hewing attia-i,3 a e“tai amount
(and now connected with 11.111vIOUS Private (epitalists),
is open to negotiate (promptly) Ails...nee* or Cash to all
respectable permits (male and f.tro.d, ), in amounts
varying from I:10 to I:600, ott theie note of kon4 atorac,
, or leases, &c., at 41 per mot. I. r any t. rut up to ten
I years. Repayments Laren by easy instalments, extend.
m i
g over the lull term, or n one sum, at the end of a
period, as may be desired. All Innitiers treneaeted with
the utmost privacy, and (raw from law or office charges,
unfair profit not being sought.
Address in perfect conddeuce, Mr. G. T. Lucas, 2,
John'e-terreor, New Church.road, London, 13,13.,
stating exact amount revired, how repayable, position
in life, &a. Enclose three stamps for reply.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

•
MARK-LANE, Tins DAY.
I oorn-market is closed to-day.

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PROVISIONS, TIII, DAY.

‘i ;:TROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tins DAY.

ir.Cit is bare of choice beef, but little re-
ii can be noted; tendency downwards.
1,. •.
descriptions, especially inferior, a decline
, ier stone. Heat has retarded the demand,
except for really choice beef and mutton,
il...re 's more inactivity and sluggishness than of
late. All brecds of mutton with the exception
of choice Downs awl half-breds, aro a good quo-
tatien lower. The supply of foreign is larger;
lower qualities a dead sale. Lambs inactive
and a slow sale at late rates. Veal, sluggish at
rednc, d rates. Pork inactive. Beef, Is 41 to
6e.; mutton, 48 101 to 6s 10.1; veal, 3s 6d to
fie 6d pork, 3s 21 to 4s 6.1; lamb, Cis 61 to
78 8.1 Total supply—beasts, 3,919 ; sheep and
24,151); calves, 483; pigs, 16.5 : of which
f‘zog..—Beasta, 2,600 ; sheep and lambs,
; calves, 445; pigs, 75.

11utzer quiet, but steady; foreign firm,
finer aorta. Friesland, 120 s ; Nor-
98s to 118 s; Jersey, 94s to 1063. ltacau:
Irnd tqo to four shillings dearer on the ircek ;
I,reigt steady. Hams firmer ; Canadian, 701)
to 74..,0 Cheese steady at fully late rates. Lard
- - -

wake! ed. Navy provisions (Lifland unchanged.

)RD, t a quat ;
Oft, 1(4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

LYME BAGIS.

A PIOUS JACKDAW.-BosioIIUL. eonseernetion was
mused in the Woaleyan Chapel bore on Bandar week
by the unexpected entry al a Jackdaw. The lesiebeind
worshipper, Lavin taken up a prominent position,
listened very attentively to the seielstees disoourse.
But the subject betas net or an erailibedoilosi
Um bird basins uneasy, and baps Ide dteemismi=
ceased the miniolor to Wow One left deems Very
(bastes* smelled the Meek tehredasi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

WAREHA.M.

STONI THROWING.—Thomas Minehington, a respect-
able-looking youth, appeared at the Town.hall on
Saturday last before the borough magistrates, in answer
to a summons charging him with having on the 27th
July last. in West-street, thrown stones at an old man
named George Sheppard, who now appeared in rapport
of the complaint, and stated on oath thitli one of the
stones struck him on the head,ths other on the shoulder.
The Justices carefully heard hit tale, which clearly
proved he had been thus assaulted; but the present
evidence fai!ed clearly to prove that Use lad Minshtngton
was the culprit who threw the stones. Theorise, there.
fore, was adjourned till next Saturday, for further
evidence. The Bench at the same time gave a signifisant
caution to the boys present of what those might expect
In the way of punishment who should be proved before
them in future to Its guilty of this dangerous and
cowardly offence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

CATTLE MARKETS.

MICTIOrOLITAX, Aug. kit—Although the number of beasts Is
much smaller than on Thursday last, the demand has decreased
no much that the prices of that day cannot be realised. The
average quality of the supply Is very middling, and only a few
reach our top quotation. The number of sheep Is about the
same as last week.. Trade is very much wont, and • clear-
ance cannot be elf ectod. Trade in not brisk for lambs, but
pricon are not much ahem'. Caves are lower. Our foreign
supply consist' of 370 beasts, 0,700 sheep, &Ai calves, and It
pigs.
Per stone of klbs.
Best Scots, Herefords

d. Ld.
5 8 to 6 0
_

_
Boit Short-horns 6 4 to 5 8
Second quality Beasts .. 3 8 to 4 8
Calves.. .. 3 6 to 5 6
Pigo .341.048
Best Down. & Ilaltbreds, shorn G 4 to 6 8
float Long-wsuls, shorn 0 0 to 6 4
Ewes & second quality, shorn 5 2 to 5 6
Beasts at market, 847; sheep and lambs, 15,590 ; calves, 006;
and pigs. 00.
Ilciatol., 3rd—We had • larger supply of beef than last
week, the consignments from Ireland numbering about 150
bond. Trade was hardly so active, and iirice. were • trifle
easier, but good descriptions must still he quoted at 80a per
cwt., and in some =AP a little more money \WU given ; while
middling and inferior mold at Irvin 7J4 to 775. We received
about 2,000 store cattle front Ireland, and trade was hardly so
quiet, as last accli ; there wee, howeter, scarcely any alters-
tioll IRBIL the Into 'irk., and ultimately • clearance MA
effected. Of sheep and lambs we received fully 9,000 from the
Irish port, Blwep sold well, best +ethers realising tld and
10}il, and ewes mid and cid per lb. The dement was fully equal
to the large supply of lamb, which was quickly bought up at
rather high rates, which ranged from (Id to Ild per lb. Of
tililell vice we had a shorter kupply, with an improved trade.
We had a short supply of pigs, and a wore active trade at an
advance in prices, bacon pigs selling at from Ils to 11. 2.1, and
Iporkers at 11, 4.1 per score.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

lON, PAIN AT PIT OF

OMACH, ko.
I Immediately relieve and cure
Indigestion. Pain after Eating.
Wind, rain in the Back, BA
Taste and Drynew of Mouth in
the morning, Irregular action
I of the Bowels, kn., and many
1 other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike most pills and
remedies offered to the public.
these pills do not purge the
i bowels ;require no confinement:
Inor used patients fear taking
cold nor any ill effects, be their
employment what it may. In
the most inveterate and long
I standing cases they Sr. %mi-
llonely aucces.ful, as the many
teitimonials received fully nub-
stantiate. Dinotions given with
each bottle. Price Is. ltd.,and
k_ 2e. 9J.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

lUNG FEMALES.

These Pills are prepared for
young femurs, who suffer from
the following symptoms : Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the back and loins,
headache and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
listening of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite. great
langour and listlesanem, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
Indicating deficient energy Of
Use system as the cause, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. ',vans. and sold
in boxes Is lid and 2s. 2d. each.
TOOTH-ACHE.
_

im—u-ndiZt;li-r-elieves the meet
palatal ues. Bold ill bottles
70., and Is. lid. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL

The monthly meeting of the Corporationiooic place
on Wednesday lad. Preset: Aldermen 04pio (iu the
chair), and IL Lick; Councillors, J. F. Boigua 11.
Davenum„ It. Damen, W. Slade, 11111 J. Bishop.
It was stated that the bye laws had been printed,
and any person eittld obtain coop, gratis on applioation
at the Town Olerk's °Moe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

SHERBOI:NE.

A RLILWAT RIDE Wll'lloo7 rupee*
dressed la 1 who said his :lain. ass Tarr and lieu
home wet Dorobeeter, was broueit uo
before E. Bentball. lig., on Mondsy, ebari .14
riling on the G. W.E. fine witil,ut a ticks',
remanded in custody until Toursd.y, +ten :tem
brought up before B 1 Littlebales, iii fr. Ltrattel.,
It appeared from the evidenee of the statist motel
Yetmins ter, that the defendant who Cllllo SJIZt stout
in • third Masa carriage said on beet/ 'died loth
ticket, that be bad lost it. fie refusA to girt to
name and no he was given Into .imatody. Tie utak
of tickets issued .at Dorchester corresponded sato
number taken at Tetmlnster. The prisooer whozs
• good deal vu discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

BRIDPORT REGATTA.
Tbu •;; sidle enterprise canin ulf last TuNkie
great 'nooses. It was calculated that 12,00 i" "4 &shambled, and the day was partieular:y aaj ,7411::4-14
bands of the 7th Royal Fusiliers awl :Srd b. V A .1.4
engaged. The competitious commenced with
Skulls° by Bridport spritsail boats, r,qt e
jog 15ft.. in length, carrying two sails nn;
prisi .C 4 41.; seound, £3 ; third, El 11;,. I 1'
"Uth,
fifth, lOa.
• -

spra), Bridport (J. Janie%)
sito, Burton (McMullen) ~
Fun, Brldport (J. C. Brows)
Foam, Bridport Varied!). ,
yarn., Burton (11. Clarke)
Sea Lark, Briilport 'T. Cole)
Betsy, Bridport(C. Boucher)
After two hours' sailing Spray iron eb, minutes 18 minutes between :ind and :ird;
an hour later; and 6th can.; in about four Lusts.
the winner.
SAILING MATCH. For boats not excemlig
length, belonging to soy places horn
Lyme. Attote4-
Lyme. First, DI 4i.; second, £2
I fourth, 15s.

•
Fleet Wing, Bridport (W. Gi..orge),.
•• I Saucy Jack, 141ne (J. Abbott) „
imidport (E. Boucher) „ 7
Rob Key, BrMport (J. elanUrl)
Fleet Wing soon showed in front, nn4 6.
an-hour; eight minutes between *awed
BaiLtrici MATCH. For Bridport
ibrt„ in length ; sails of any descriplaub,
second, 4'2 24. ; third, El ls.
Elizabeth, Bridport (T. Cule) „
Anna Eliza, Burton (It. Ilelycar)
Ring licr, Bridport (T. Goorge).,
Emblem, Bridtion (H. ;
Won by 22 minute'.
ROWING MATCH for Bridport 'errata, four ren
ooxswin. First. £3 3a ; second, ill
17. CKI ; fourth, 101. ILtis
Fleet Wing, Puncknowle Tben.4
Anna, Chideock (Robert Farwell) •• I
lire-he, i'unckoowle (Johu
~
Hope, Fulicknoe In (John Clmnry
Won by a miuutein lsngtli. Four oar. md a COOl5lO
second, £.l Is; third, 10 61.
Spray, Bridport (T. 1i050...)
Foam, Urldpurt (It. k'.rwn,l
Mana,Burton(U.Clork -•
Capital won E. 7 i Winute in
2nd and 3rd, 4th a minute later.
ROWING MATCH. For Bridport boats. Lot
15/1 in length, two Oars mid a 00UW&ILL, Igo ••
eesond, 17. Gd; third. IQ.a ,4
Foam, Bridport(R, Fantell) ,
Von, Bridport (k; Boucher)
Alarm, Bridport (J. Fieui)
A capital race.

ROWING MATeR I.OIICOASTGOARDS3Its.
AbbotabUry to Lyme. Four tiar and a
First, E.. 3 lis ;second, £210.; third, hi 1 -
Chideock (William Keane)
Bridport (Phiiip Gaakett)
Burton (Cieorge Carter)
This was • splendid rect.. ChiJetca act by
lengths. Distance about two milts.
VOLOBTABB'S Pairs, for boats not exotedins
length, four oars and • wozawaio, c...fised to t„z.
r• First. 1.3 43.; second, E 2 25.; thud,
Spray, Artillery (Walter lion)
Bing Fiar, Halm (A. Chubb)
~
Alarm, Artillery (Henry Ilorn•
Dora, Hades (John Spitler)
Spray was an easy SILO r,
A deck hunt and other sport) Nilowed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

The "Mark-Lane Express" of to-night says— '
The four days of line weather last week did
great good to backward meadows, and many
seised the opportunity to cut and carry crops,
though some lauds are even yet untouched.
The maturing of corn crops has also progressed.
Some Talavera wheat, as well as oats and peas,
have been cut. Such heavy rains had previously
Cal; -a. however, that all corn was looking up,
thaerh the dry weather brought a calm. But
iit I -awe wheat has further advanced. The
e us Belgium Bee= to have reached its
in The weather has been threatening
iii ermany, and in II ungary so much
. emu appears, that good old has risen fully a
Skil: lg. Russia, too, is unpromising, and
evul. itly matters are reaching a cri•is. Our
weekly deliveries are again short of hat season.
In the event of disaster therefore our stocks
would soon disappear, and the French will no
doul •be glad of any surplus. Harvest matters
are Aug well in America. The disease in the
pots. )6 crop, as the yield is good, may only clear
off a uuperabundance ; there is little apprehen-
sion therefore of s continuous or permanent
&chi e, while heavy rains would increase values
ten a; Wings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

MERE.

VAOCINATION. —Messrs. Ramsey and Marshall hv.
resolved of the Privy Council a grant of 18 guineas, in
eonakkratinn of their mcritoriousvaccin And' t nrough out
the Mare Union:

SALISBURY.

AMONGST TEI GIPSIES.—A navvy, named Santatl
Brows, was charged with committing an aegravated
assault upon a gip., named Sophia Smith. Con.plainant
stated that on llonlay ni,lit, ab ,ut ton o'clock, at fon-
dant and another man came to her tent, whuili was
pitched on the road side, about bill a mile out of
Wishford village, and demanded some tea. There were
only herself and her two daughters in the tent, and
they were at the time undressed and preparing to go to
sleep. It was quite dark, and on hearing defendant
sowing into the tent they crouched down, in order
that he should not seo them, and Vey gave him no
answer, when he demanded the tea. Defendant, how-
ever, came towards her and sat down upon her, and she
then asked him what he wanted. Ile replied that he
wanted a cup of tea, and threatened to overturn the
lent if it was not immediately aupplied to Lim. She
thereupon shouted "Wilful inurderf—(Laughter)—
aud her daughters ran off for aadstanee: Complainant
was here asked what she charged defendant with, as she
had proved no assault, to which she replied —" With a
polieeman." (Laughter)—Superintendent Wolfe: What
do you charge defendant with ?—Complainant: Oh, *end
him to prison. (Renewed laughter.) Annoyed at being
laughed at, an evidently much perplexed, she appealed
to the Court not to laugh at her, inasmuch as she had
never been in such a phase before, an.l did not under.
stand what had been said to her. She was then asked
what was the name of her firdt witness, and although
the individual proved to be her daughter she elute' not
remember her name. At last, after alternate glances at
the ceiling of thee curt and the floor, al if very much
ponied, shit ejaculated," Cinderella" in a In liarous
meaner, and the Court roared with laughter, in tho
midst of which Cinderella, her daughter, appeared in
the witness box. She was unable, however, to IA tato
that defendantcornmitted an Luau.: upon c.enplaivant,
as was also the other daughter " Conkey," and aft,r
hearing the evidencJ of Robot blare. the man who was
with defendant, which was t tima effect that no
umiak was siommitted, the justices dismissed the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

ltampobtre.

Sot.it op 1 urgoern If *immune Dowirs.—On Friday
Mr. Waters (Canal, :Wisher') outwitted to •uotion
the breeding fl ck of Mr. rich *ann. nt N.rih lfoaghtn
manor. Ham lambs averaged Li 184. 31., the highebt
price being 161 guinea+ ; chilver lames averored 495. 3L;
two-teeth ewes 635. 61.; four-tooth twos 664. 71; and
sit-teeth ewes 57a. 81 Amongst the purchasers were
Mr. Saunders, (Watercombe). Mr. lime, Moo-re. Tory.
Mr. Sprake, tto. On the previout Tuesday the same
sustioneer sold the rain lambs of the sant% breed,
belonging to Mr. Charles Waters, of the Down farm,
Little Dernford, which made priees from 16 guineas
downwards.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

SILTON.

Donsrr FRIENDLY Soarer. This usually quiet
wm quite lively for two or three days last week,
the members at the Silton branch of the Deceit
Friendly Society having held their first sueivenary.
They met on Tuesday morning, and, headed by the
Salon brass bead, under the leadership of Mr.
sgiviegton, of Blandford. proceeded to church, who,.
an excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. W. J.
E. Percy. the rooter. A dinner was provided in the
schoolroom by Mr. Me•den, of the Red Lion Inn,
Hearten, to which a goodly number sat dewy, in.
eluding Miss Clialyn Grove, to Zeds Room, the Rev.
W. J. R. Percy, Dr. Ramsey. Rev. B. Robday, curate
of Mere, and several gentlemen of the neighbourhood.
The usual loyal tomb; having been drank and responded
to. the company repaired to • lane Seld,kindly lent
by Mr. Lot Ferman. where all Made of amusements
were provided, including athletic sport' donkey rasing,
&c. The weather was heauMfally IeDR, and • largo
number of persons were attreeted to the field. Damages
MIA kept up till eleven o'clock when the evalima7
separated. On the following evening • dramatic party
gave an entertainment, whist was free to say one who
chose to attend. The baud, which has lately beau got
up, with some splendid ieetrumeate provided by the
Rev. W. J. E. Percy. played • eeleetion of mask in •
most creditable manner, and the proceedings Pm" off
very satisfactorily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

THZ POLICI HILLS.

There wu a notioe on the paper for wandering the
beet means of warming the polioe oells: It seemed
thr t no member of the 001Uldi knew anything of it.
end Utat the Watch Committee had never heard any
oomplaint about the sells; but Yr. Leek said be under-
stood horn the Surveyor that the Saperinteadant °rig'.
listed It, raying that prisoners areal not be kept in the
cella la the wintst—thongb that the Saparlationtisat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

POOLE.

Sr. Jawlln's SUNDAY 50R001.4.- —On Wednesday the
annual festival was celebrated. In High-street, Market-
street, the quay, and other parts of Irie town there was
a profuse display of tl tgs. At one o'sleck tbe hells of
ths parish church commenced ringing. Tbe children
and teachers met, and a proceed= was formed. There
are 640 echolare and 79 teachers: The profession was
beetled by the l'oule Prowess/6de Baud, and the dram-
and-life band also played, and the ohildren carried
bouquets and many banners. They went to Kr. J. H.
West's held at liamwortby, were games, tae, and
games again occupied the afternoon and evening. the
bend increasing We marmoset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

WEST LULWORTEI.

SCHOOL FESTIVAL.—Tho eleventh anniversary of the
National nelimil was eelebrated in a very pleasant way
on Monday. The choir in the maiming had a trip to
Portland, in the Herder's (Rev. W. Galilee's) yacht,
bting liberally supplied with everything ni °Mal to their
full ei.joyment. On (hair return in the evening,
they joined VA of the school children, and their
mothers at tea on the Rectory lawn. After being
bountifully iuppli.A all participated in a variety of
guinea, and prizas were distributed. The dray'a pro-
ceedings were brought to • close by attending Divine
service in the parish church, when the Rector preached
from 1 Cur. z.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

MONEY
_IIAEKE:Y.

Although some lance withdrawal* of gold from the Bank
hate taken place *ince our last, the money market remains
unchanged. A fair demand for discount bas prevailed, but
the excmeive supply of capital teem the rates low; Ant class
paper I* taken at 9, and India bill* (six month,) per cent.
On the Stock Ifachange money is much in exec.a of demand,
and loam on Britith government •OcUrilito are offerod al 1 per
omit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

MANAGE.

- ----•
HELTL—I ii
• matter of special remark, as ma
U comfort and oongratulation. that Stranage is at pre.
sent mut healthy, there being no siokness of any kind
prevalout.

_ -
EXCURSION. —The Heather Bell made a very pleasant
excursion from Swinege to Lal worth Cove, on Tuesday.
There was a fair number on board.
Tax Szanotr.—Mcst of the principal lodging houses,
and the Royal Victoria Hotel are filing, and the beach
and picturesque walks are, in conseqnsnee, much fre-
quented. The band occasionally plays in the evening,
lending the aid of music to enhance the interest of Ws
much admired watering
Ream° CIIRPEL or I=6:—The EAR E. I). VITO"
rector, has received souse manillaent donations in aid
of the completion of the chapel of seas at Herston•
One is an anonymous subscripkon of £l5O. The com-
mittee have determined to premed with the work forth-
with, and expect to have the building ready for eon-
secretion in the autumn. Ihey still require amiantus°
towards the interior fittings, and requisite °burgh
furniture and other matters.
Raman antiwar. Tbe shildres of the above
schools bad their annual treat on Tends/. Mr. Bi
Runt, of Godlingstone, with his usual kindness, lent
the waggons, winch were gaily decorated with ever-
greens and fig., and at ten o'clock the hippy party
started for litudland, where a field was provided by Mr,
A. Luokhami After lunch the ehildren thoroughly
enjoyed themsolves with erieket, swings, football,
cruqcot, do., till the call for tea. Daring the evening
they sang several pieces, being asocened upon the
harmonium by their mister, which pleasingly added le
the day's cid in meet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

THZ MARICZT TOLLS.

Inquiries were made of tholleotoe as to the state
of the market tolls, and it WXI repotted that tho
accounts for tolls against Mr. Enloe and Mr. Symonis
were not settled for the pait six months, but Mr.
Morgan had paid weekly, and, during the six months,
eld 7s. liavint gone into the accounts, Mr. Lack
(actin for the Town Clerk) sail aboli 1.24 was duo
from Mr; Easor, and about £l9 from Mr. Symonds.
In explanation of the comparative smallness of the sum
due from Mr &nor it was remarked that he only pm yo
at half the rate of the other aactione)rs, on ocooo of
ceiling In his own repository.

1300TEI WLLK.
Tenders were opened f.sr fencing the South walk,
and that of Mr. Hazel's was a.o.latel at Sid per lined
yard. There was one other tender, but that was more
than throe times as mash
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

BLANDFORD.

"S. G. 0," AND HIS Bissov.—The following story ia
told of the Hon. and Rev, Sidney Godolphin Osborne
(the "S. G. 0." of the Times). He was lithely cited to
the Visitation of the Bishop of Salisbury at Blandford.
He wrote to the Right Rev. Prelate to say that it was
no doubt the Bishop's duty to "visit" him, and if his
lordship would do so he would be very happy to receive
him, but that it was not his duty to visit the Bishop
in another man's parish, and he respectfully deellned
to do so.

FROME ST. QUINTON.
A marnmo of the British and Foreign Bible Society
WIWI held on Thursday last, August 3rd, In a bran
kindly lent by Mr. Joseph Saunders, when • very large
and respectable company assembled. The chair was
ttken by Dr. Ewen.. of Cense, who, after an sunset
address, called upon Rey. Mr. WWI, of Maiden Newton
to open the meetiwith prayer. The meeting was
next addressed by Jr.M Slater, of Maiden Newton, in •
short but impreisite address showing the portlier
blueing' imparted by the Bible, and the consequent
duty of all who knew its value to impart those bleu-
inp to others. The Bev. W. Saunders, vicar of St.
Si as, Bristol followed, detailing the marvellous work of
the Society in Rome, Germany, and France In conse-
quence of the late war. At the clue of his address,
which was listened to with deep interest, the Bee.
Mr: Mull spoke of the duty of constant and regular
study of the Bible. ills short eddress was marked by
• spirit of true Christian devotion and experience, and
was evidently appreciated by the audience. Then the
Rev. E. W. Pears gave • sketch of the general pros-
Wit, and work of the society, and espedally showed
the power of God's word in raising up workers in the
cause of Bible distribution, insteng the caw of
Robert Moffatt, whose history and work he detailed,
directing attention to the marvellous ford, that after 54
rears work in Central Africa he had lived to return home
leaving behind him • large and fionrishiag Church, where
he found in 1818 • multitude of savages withost any
.11 , DII•lo, road, asado••••••11,
end prearikel from. by natives, where he found an un-
written language. This is • fast unequalled In mission-
ary experience, as the work of • Ingle man. He is
still at work,bringing out • new edition of hisjilble,for
which there is • large and increasing demand- 'ft"'
rev. speaker also spoke of the extraordinary fact that
there is • large Bible circulation now going On among
the Mormons at Utah. The favourite hymns. " JeOUII
where' Tby people meet," "There is • fountain Ailed
with blood," and "Rock of Ages" were snug with great
spirit during the meeting, the words being distributed
through the scats printed on leaves used by the Her.
W. Saunlers for his out-door serviat• in Bristol.
After a very successful meeting, £1 15s. was (polluted
I at the door of the barn, and the friends who mums from
'distance were most kindly and hospitably entertained
by Mrs, Coheres', before departing to their several
homes. Thus ended the most successful meeting ever
hold in the little village of Freese Si. Qainton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

WINCHESTER.

ROYAL VlSlT.—Prinee Frederick William Victor
Albert, eldest son of the Prince Imperial of Prussia and
the Prineese Royal of England, visited this city on
Monday afternoon, in the company of a German gent-
leman and Canon Prothero, and insutcted the Cat he Intl,
College, and other notable places in the city.

11011SEY.
IT is intended, we behove. soon to lowcr tho prioo of
gas to 51 per 1000 cubic feet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08

Sailtshire.

Mr. O. Loess, of Leighton Barton, Angerslcy, while
rook-ahooting the other day, man.iged to kill no fewer
than 20 rooks at oneshot —Deet.:<, paper.
It ia stated that the rental of th. Eal of Pembroko'd
Irish estates has increased from 142,000 • year in 1852
to £71,000 in 1871.
BOLIIIII4III RAM SALL—The 214 annual sale of
Mr. James Itswienoe s ram lambs took place at But
-
bridge, on Wednesday. There were 117 lot ratio
lambi, let, some for the season at, lo via,' for n month,
gad over L'22 each, the hlguest going to Mr. F..
Olding for 51 guineas! The ram Isin'as (31 lot.) made
AD average of 1:10 fii. mob. Sir lots of two.teczb ram,
let averaged £l3 16 6a., the highest price being 37
guineas, paid by gr. D,bben, Bishopstoke. The seven
two-teeth rams for sale made from 71 to 17 guineas.
Four-teeth rams sold male 8 to 91 guineas, Mr. F.iwler,
of Whiteelaureh, purchasing at the higher figure. The
total reslised was over £1,600. The auctioneer,
were Misers. Ewer and Winstaaley,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

ANOTIIII BACIR•112 lISRICKIL

Mi. VERSUS said that, sa their drains are cowttruoted
at the present time, he was quite satisfied that no
system of deodorhiation would 1110Cp and they ought
now to avail themeless of any Mame for the
reclamation of the Seawater. e had been in con-
versation with an engineer for the Breakwater, who
had a very simple &them for the submergence of the
Backwater mud.
The plan was handed round, and it appeared to eonsiet
of a darn some pert of the Baskwatea, starting from
Boot-lane.

Viirie said that if the Board saw merit In Mr.
Andrews's plan, he would be satisfied with s small
emolument ; but if they my no merit, he would ask
for nothing. If the Board wished, be would prepare
another plan more fitted to go before an engineer.
On the suggestion of Mr. ELIOT, this plan was also
referred to Yr. Ooone, whom the Committee are about
to consult.

eINALLPDX AT Dollollll7lllrl

Kr. HOWARD referred to a paragraph in the Dor-
°hater news of Bat week's Dorset Comity Aspreu.
He said that if the Board have not power to do
urban things. it is useless to turn round and uk
them to exercise that power. He continued that
what 11r. Wallis had slated was to a certain
extent true, whether the candle factory WM a
nolesnee or not, he (Mr. Howard) could not say, but
Mr. Wallis was certainly cornet se to the date
of the Beeinrsber sod the fumes of smell-pox,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

PRODUCE MARKET.

Only a Limited business has been paring In colonial
te produce,
but we no no important change In value. Sugar has sold
slowly, on former tenni, the Inquiry having been chiefly for
British West India. Colon hue changed hand• to • limited
extent, on rathor easier currencies. Rice and cocoa have been
neglected
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

WAIL &HAM.

TEM EDDOLTION QOMMOIII.7:The oommittee Con-
sisting of Mr. S. Bennett (Mayor), Mr. W. J. Pike, Mr.
W. llaalail, Mr. James Pantos, axed Mr. O. Bahr, met
in the Town Hall on Toesday evening. After duo con
sideration 11 was resolved to hold another meeting on
Monday next, mid to the meantime to ascertain whether
the saheorlbers would raiment to an amalgamation of
the funds of both the Mations' and British Sobooba the
proceeds to be afterwards proportionately distributed
between each ached.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

LEN TEETHING, Am
A sae and elketual remedS by
Wind, Gripinp in the Bowels.
Restlemon at Night, kg. Re-
moves instantly the above dis-
orders to ehkh infancy is Hails
during teething, giving eenifort
and repose to the child, and
pump and gladness to the parent.
Sold in bottles 7ed., Is. lid,
and 21. 94. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

DRESSING BAGS AND DRILSSING CASE&
PAIN JOSliPit MEULII, assisted by his
0 Soo, has one of largest Sum's in London of
Articles taprouly suit.Al for WEDDING. BIRTH-
DAY, or CGAVGIIIhNTA ICY PILES e.NTS, at prices
suited to the requirements of all, it would be impos-
sible to give • list of •il the artiolvs •utimitted to vie•
in Lis magnificent show-rooui, 55 yards long, bet a
visit vino's...Maly solicited. Tim foilowiog are • few
of the articles:
DRESSING OASE for Ladies mad Gentlemen.
DRESSING CASES for Lidies and Gentlemen wilt
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