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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

WINBORNE.

ArPOIIITMERT.—The Registrar-Gem/nibs& sanetioaed
the appointment of Mr. Frank H. Twiner, solicitor, as
superintendent registrar of births, deaths, sad marriages
or the district of Wimborne.
•001D111111% —A sad mishap betel a young roan named
a.. 7 Golan', son of Mr. Geeslin& boottnaker, at this
town, on Tuesday. While mounting his trap between
Palinondcham and Verwood, the horns moved on,
throwing the poor fellow with snob tridental's the
ground that a fractured thigh and other severe brMses
were the malt. He wee conveyed to his lather's
house at Wimberns, sphere he is progressing as favour-
ably as cast be ayeted.

WAREHAM.

WAULIM MID PURBECK LABOURIBIe MID SUMMIT'S
FRIEBD Socirrr. The &mud mowing and sheep
shearing matches under the *spines of this society Sc.
fixed to take plasm at But Lulworth, on Wednesday,
the 23rd inst.
IMPUDEOT RETLICATION.—On Tortedm a vomits,
well-dremed, cams before Mr. Tyrwhitt to make • cow
plaint against the polio. She wee the same person who,
under the name of the Hon. Mrs. Maurice, had been
sent front this court to be tried for obtaining goofs
fraudulently from various tradesmen. She had been
tried, convicted, and sentenced to • term of imprison-
ment, wh;cli expired some months ago. Sbe WILD DOW
swaged in establishing • ladies' *shoot, sod was reedy
to receive pupils. Indeed, she expected some shortly,
but her prospects is Pile were blighted by the pollee,
who had followed her loin the neighbourhood where
she now resided, and made her position untenable. She
wished to know whether she could be protected against
such interference. Mr. Tyrwhitt was astonished that
such an application should be made to him lifter the
spplicant, on the clearest evidence, had been proved to
be • swindler. He must further my that he thought
such • person most unfit to have the charge of Wise,
sohooL He could render her no &maritime under the
cireumstanoes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

DOM: H ESTER.

RIPIZ CORPS. —The 3rd Dorset Corps will be in-
spected by the Adjutant on Thurs.lay next.
llmrra..—The staff serpents of the Dorset Militia
hays just completed thaw annual °purse of musketry.

RIFLE COOPS. —The ninth annual rifle oompetion of
the County Association will take place at Heiden C
no Wednesday nest. The entrsee ore nuarreses,uLt
there is every prospect of • large and susotesful
meeting.
Cornirrnn TO Till Dots= Coonn Parson.—
Surma; : Charles Dewey sod George Bobizacin, house-
breaking. at Osmington, Hard Labor: Elisebetk
Morris, vagranoy at tilandfor.l. 1 month; John Karag
and Thomas Smith, misbehaviour at Sherburne Union.
1 month ; Eli train, poaching at Haddock. 7 days;
William Croft, breaking window at Swanage, 1 month;
Jemss Power, sterling deal boards at East Slower, 6
=elm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

DI:PORTANT TO BUTTER MAYERS I

It mil/Salt to have Good Butter " all the year round" am call

TOMLINSON & CO.'S
BUTTER POWDER!
In Bozos Mid. d, li. 7. Id no* with fon

EVANS (successor to Mr. Freud) Ceuratter;
Dorchester, Agent far .

HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Gasoline
packets are signed IrA4sifikvsznizes,

HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Gleasies
Picket. an signed fdfroildionsiansfOrta
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT.
Briolron
Beenleder Oliver, FOllOllllllll.
Bleatura ol7d;
il err
ORM Abbot B ram* Lcagetreet
DORCHESTBA High-Fart-ottord.
r•ral Dander, Broed-okroet,
keibw7Osmort W•Us
Pisialistrosatide ILbss.
*snforiii_ Colo, Chem* 18. 8. Mervitne
*inseam Hoeedea.PoeMOdke
isiorieret
STARCH MAITUFACTURERS

TO H.LQ.-TRE PRENCESS OF WALES
eILENFIELD ST AROH
Rxdusively used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY
The LADIES are reepectfally informed that this Starch
is exclueively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress rye that although oh. hes tried
WarAmr, Rios, and other POWDSIL &names, she hse
found nous of them equal to de GuirrorLD. "UAL
the finest Marsh she ever need.
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS

7IIP iiiiiilll

SWAN &CIL
KINCIITON 131311Y1T CUM.—This club having com•
ita period of tee yesra was on Wednesday last
tie:led, and its fends, wbich amounted to more then
£2OO, were equitably divided between near', 90 members,
some of whom roamed more than 13 ea h. The
festivaval of the club was held on the um. day, when
the Kingston imams band was la attendance, and •
pleasant day was spent by the members and their
frisnds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

Duet Countq Expreos.

TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1869.

DORCHESTER TOLL CASK.

Judgment has st length been green in the ease of the
Mayor and Corporation v. Ensor and another. The
result le not likely to be satisfactory to either of the
parties concerned, while, regarded from a ratepayers'
point view, it must be eminently discouraging. The
verdict for the plaintiffs, formally taken at the last
assizes is overturned -" it could not stand ;" and
we are no nearer a legal settlement of the ease
th n when the first step wee taken, although
MD or £7OO have been expended shout it.
With local rates, already • grievous burden, the present
position of affairs cannot be viewed with any degree of
equanithity. An outlay which the tolls (if eventually
established) would nof Cover for very many years, has
resulted in the position of things being solemnly declared
"as you were." Coupled with this, is an intimation
that the defendants eau have • new trial if they desire
it, and • recommendation to both pulite to come to
an arrangement which would avoid further litigation.
So far as • new trial is concerned, it don't
seem reasonable that the defendants should week it—
they never wanted a trial at ell, and the judgment for
the plaintiffs being revoked, they are probably well
content. A new trial means new costs, mid the
glorious uncertainly of the law" is no small risk to
rub in • toll ease. It is true that the joie.* were pre-
pared to infer—had they been at liberty to do so—
that Mr. raiser's fortnightly sales had dis-
turbed the plaintiffs' market; but they
intimate that whether the old market was injuri-
ously affected or sot, would be • question for a jury.
Does anybody who knew the sides at the fair field before
Mr. Manor's Itspo,itory was opened think that they are
lees now ? Father Is it not patent to everybody that
Mr. Major's sales have Unproved the Corporation's
market, and, at the same time, the general
trade of the town ? Should there be • new
trial, is it not more likely that • jury would
adopt the plain common-mese view of the
owe, than ray antiquated legal theory of market din-
turbines' end if that should be the lest result, what
of the poor ratepayers 1 it seems to us that an
-arrangement," if it be prasticable, would he the beet
course for the town. No doubt there are difficulties ia
the way. The plaintiff., who ore not immediately in-
fluenced by the question of ousts, possibly have • grand
and dignified notion of maintaining " the riglite" of the
borough; while the defendants, on the other band,
strong in the belief that natural justice and equity are
on their side, are indisposed to "come to terms;" but.
after the present drawn battle, the time seems
opportune for en arrangement. Wisdom and pnitit nee
alike counsel such a course, the judges urge it on both
parties, end it seems the best way in every respect of
eittitog • difficult dispute, the further prommuuon of
which can only be attended with enormous expense and
uncertain results.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

Tall ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE

Ala-Tiffin BY

oLL

PILLS.

—IMPURmES or Tin BLOOD,
:a selecting the most sppropsiate mediates for a radical&
site:sitl.b. ere may be tome .IflSculty tulles. one ca be found
to , regulate, sad Improve the quality of the blood
These pores sad exert these titres qeslincetions in an
egaeordla.7 degree. They enable the stomach to &pet say
era ary food, increase the secretory proven of the liver,
chasms sod purify the blood, expel all morbid matter, sad
throw into the circulstioss the purest elements for sustaining
sad malting the frame.
WiIAILNIP3q. AND DLRILITY.

Bow men* pawns suffer from debility without knowing the
moms why they em feeble t la moot cams Me etomsch Is the
. Holloway's Pills ham lon r been tamed for mu
ro7rdisordered stomach. and meaning It.. healthy diva
U.. tone ; they are therefore confidently remmmmded and
mmor-lalllng remedy In all clues where the conaltiatloa, from
I.W.LwathirDlLitBbec'erryinVisd__ NO"TtlweakenMg LIVER, eroluce
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTITICIAL

TEETH.

Daily Attendanae at WITMOOTE ;at 14, GloncesterroW
(Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted).
Do•enurrtn, every Wednesday, at Kr. Elruel
High Wed-street.
ALEXA NDER MOSELY, IL R. C.E.;
IVA. Serve** Deraisi, 14, OAT-RUM RATE, Sole In.
venter and Exclusive Patentee of Artificial Teeth on •
soft. elastic., ohemically.prep•red India-rubber we.
which by • peculiar promos can he softened and reshaped
to all &Iterations and irregularities of the month. No
wires or unsightly fatteninp are required; they are
more natural, durable, and comfortable than any yell
introduced, and are about the specific grAvituto:
common cork, thus combining liehtness and du
beyond any yet prodigals& They are selfiedbesivie,
render support to the ridiotatei teeth. are fitted on •
perfectly *alas principle, and supplied at charges
within the reach of 'IL
Clergymen, Lecturers, and public speakers will led
this system pert.celsrly adapted to their wants ; it
tiombines complete enunciation and perfect mastication.
Consultation Ira Inspection invited.
Oeeerve—No connection with any one of the
same 0111111.
or Deily attendance at 14, Day.strcet, Bath, and at
14. Gloucester-row, Weymouth (Wednesdays and
Saturdays eicated).

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
AGRAND FETE k DEMONSTRATION
in contraction with Court " Program," No. 3038.
DORCHESTER, will tok. pima on CORONATION.
DAY nut, in • Field adjoining Um B. B.A. Bunch. i
HENRY SILKS. t &muds,
J. 8. &ARNETT. I

DORSET VOLUNTILER ASSOCIATION.
PRIZES IPOR VOLUNTEERS Of ALL ARMS.
(cro.a.r.o, D.V.A., AND D.R.V.)
TifilUM LSNIJAL RIFLE 00K.
'ETF RFIOI *sty will tiiko Omni hit
MOf AID CATTLo, Do IL (41 WEDNESDAY,
JUNES 16. uses, wt.. fell•wimi priasi will hi
A PURSE OF TWINTT OCINSAS, prossated by
the High Soria of NIT County, Sir RIGEL=
Grotris OLT& lbwoomb
anvea owe.= pronsisel by Lieut.-04°ml
lIATAEL.
A POki.oli OF TEN SOVIaIIIONS, promoted by
. _ _

-
(bloom! the Baas, et Buoy.
• PURSE OF TRU SOVEREIGNS, presented by
Lieut.-C*6mi Beinuan.
& MIMS OF FIVI SOVEREIGNS, presented by
Ma* TINFLES.
A PURSE OF PIPE SOVEREIGNS, preeanted by
lb* Kurpastuar.
A FUME OF FITS SOVEREIGNS, presented by
B. P. Owns; Sul.
THE BRONZE MEDAL ot the National Rifle

'A &LYS& SADGIE et tie Dorset Volunteer Aabacti-
obska, sad
ONII MINN= GIIINg&B in Yoney.i
Programmes mad gill partienien may be obtained of
nos. 000111211, Copt. Srd D.8.V., Hoe. Sea
Dereeester, May 111. 1880.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

:31.-136,4"T
.and Co.,

61 Bins& sod 34-rail-3.5,- Cisiiiish 'or, lesulsn

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
TORN JOSEPH MECHI respectfully Informs his friends,
LI his customers, and the public, that ostlers to the death
of his late partner, he ho. resutned the whole of the
busioess at No. 11, Itegrotetreet and will (masted by
hie Soo) conduct It In his one name, with ble originni
merit and vigour, the train principles being superior
quality, combined with nusierate prime adapted to the
present time. First-clam workmen an employ ed in
isber2.,department, so that the various fitting*, miler',
an, of the dreering bag. and deeming cams
gall be perfect for use and of warranted quality.
Al though this haa become an age of boards(now, however,
going out), thne who 0111 Indulge in a eicanehavm chin
will find comfort in him celeb ated neon and magic
strop and paste, that lave stood the Met of 4 1 years. Mr.
Nimbi Milts. his old friends and manners to Inspect
hie inunenee mock, which preemie an ample variety of
utilities and elegancies, Imitable for presentation.
Including all the neweet fashione in the rarious depart-
ment. While in nufactures of great elegance and oat,
and in great variety, are submitted for the lusurioue
and wealthy, Mr. Medd wishes It to he clearly understood
that article. of every day um, at most modenta prices,
ant in ample supply and variety. For materna, the nry
beet quality of blade in. neat penknife of Mare horn
or Ivory handle, at la mob; beat tooth brush.. (not
Ivory) at ad each ; and other things In proportion. all
warrants in quality, though cheap In price Attention
hputicularly reqtrated toovuoletyof.pienotld Exhibl Son
article., which will be sold a bargain, much under cost
prim to time amounts. Catalogue. post fres ll',
Eagent.areet, Loudon. Established ISM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

atftela

E. CAMBRIDGE .t CO.B,
(LATZ W. C. CAMBIUM')
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED
TINE AND CHAIN HARROW
Received the tat Pries at
six convocative Apical.
tura] Shows, when fiat in-
troduced is Aagiut and
September. 1863 Also
Highly Commended at the
Royal Agricultural So-
ciety', Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prises were
offered for Chain Havees,
As a Bush Harrow for
Pasture Land, Rubbing
Down Manure. Peratabine
up Moss, km, it is un-
rivalled.
It does its work better,
and relieves itself as well
as the ordinary Chain
Harrow when oolleeting
Couch or Twitch Grass
It is also used for working
down Land that has been

Ploughed in with Farm
Yud Manure, making a
first-rate Seed lied without
• diaturbiog the Manure, and
6 Ii invaluable for healing
Seed or Grain, leaving a
firm fine tilth, u cannot be obtained with any other
Implenten
DELIVER= /111 TO ANT STATION.
Cataleguse with Prima, ka., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

00D11 A NSTONE,
Five Milos from Dorchester.

Importtnt SALE 0i1,043 DOWN SHEEP and LAMBS,
15 Cart and Hack Borns, 11 Dairy Cows sad Hailers,

Implements, S.
A,IR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
1 instructions from the executors of the late Mr.
Boater ALLXER, to SELL by AUCTION, without
800-roe, as they Cr. quitting the rum, on WEDNILS•
DAY. JUNE 30, 1869,—Tbe following Valuable
DOWN FLOCK, eoneisting of 377 two, four, sad six-
tooth Down ewes, 240 *Wirer a$ archer hogs, 420
r end mother lambs, 6 raw, 12 cart horses and
hareem, gmy heck bone, 7 years, 15 bands, quiet to
ride and drive, black mare, 4 yeah, 141 hands, esepit.l
back, pony, 4 years, 13 hands,2 cows and calves, 5
min in full milk, 2 in-cell heifers, 2 barren heifers.
The IMPLEMENTS, Ls., comprise 2 waggons, 4
putts, gig and hornets, 5 plonslia and tackle, 2 ring
rollers, 1 plain ditto, gaudier with 13 tines, broadcast
machine, 2 iron drags, 3 harrows, chain harrow, turnip
drill, 1 turnip cutter, 1 Bents% cake crasher, 2 mid
machines, 2 oorn bins, quantity of sheep troughs and
nibs, 40 dozen fold hurdles, iron bar, and hay knives, a
cumber of one and twohophead casks, and numerous
other awful effects.
The Flock waa until the last few years mire Seam,
but since haa been crossed with rams selected with great
care, judgment, and regardless of expense, from the
celebrated Float of Mr. HOMPHIIT, Mr. J. C. Fooxs,
and Mr. E. SAC:01111k thereby obtaining greater size,
weight of woo', and hardiness of oonatitation, and
ret.ining the fine quality and high proof of the Sasses
Ikon, no that they are now deserving the especial
att-nt,on of purchaaers of first-clam Down Sheep; the
Cart horse, are bays and blacks, young, powerful,
active, and good workers ; the Dairy Beset are young
and exoellant ranchers ; the Implements ire modern
and in good condition ; and the Am-loses:2 hopes to be
D•omed with a numerous, spirited, and punctual
attendance, as the Stook for Sale is of • superior
description.
Refreshments provided at twelve. Sale commence at
One o'clock.
Cooveyanoes will most the Morning Tram it the
Dorchester Station

PBE SOLD, by private Contract, the
HOUSE, SHOP, sod PRRIIISIIS a the late
Sr. JO9AH TIZAILD, comprising a large Smiths' Shop,
Dwelling houmi, front shop, good yard, and aloes
innate et Cerne Abbas, where the business of a smith
been carried on for upwards of 50 yesre.—ForPsi
hamlets inquire of Hine nisAD, Cern. Abbas, Of of
Mr. Reagan, Wiabonaa

TO BE LET, A PARTMENTS, furnished
or unfurnished, ghosted in I pleasant part of
Dorthestes.—Apply it the office of this Parc
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

PREPARED

COCOA;

_
Inn= Is
The Excellence of Prepared Cocoa.
SOLD IN P,LiartAn lb. PACICITS, IT ALL °soma,

•
ONE SHILLING PER POUND.
Hat no attractive wee but Quality to sectuameed S.
Manufactory—linsbary Steam Mills. Loads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1569.

500 PATTERN SILKS, post Iron Bkack Silk 1M &I. to 5
gulnems• drom Wowed Silks tram 1 Ottlnca to 10
Guinea& NICHOLSON & Co., 60 to 65, Se.lnt Paul's Church-
yard, LC. Ladled should write for the above before purchmdng.

rorobie. limbers
4 MOr

SOVEREIGN LIFE OFFICE, 18, Bt. Jaasdotrott, BW,
ood 10,Cammootre.t,
AiWotd: W. Bond, Wormouth ; J. Andre, Dorehorter.

TAO YOU WANT DE I UTI FUL HAIR,
JJ WH BREWS, &.? Dr. ROIMIL' Lixivene, an
eantly perfumed toilet compound, for nourishing, preserving,
is.W restoring the hair, is guaranteed to produce moustaches,
whiekers, eyebrows, Sc., in two or three weeks, etrengthen
week hair, prevent Its felling of, cheek Ferree in ali Its
sing.., restore the origlimi colour, dispel scurf and dandriff,
ernakc It clean, soft, curly, and glory. For the re-produc-
tion of hair in beldam, from whatever ..use, end at any age,
Its effects are certain; in thousands of mar it bee been
stecomsful when other preparations had failed. In the
notary it is unequalled. as It keel, the head clean and forms
the Fads of a beautiful heed of hair. Prim hi, sent anywhere
free by post, on receipt of 21 penny stamps, by Dr G. RVI•ILL,
28, Clareoce-rred, lientah-town, London. Large bottles,
containing three Meer the quantity, es. 41d. each. "It stopped
my hair felling 08—J. Savitla" "My whiskers are now
abundant end thick—Wee Neale." "My hair had gone in
patentee from Innen, but lii. now growing nicely—Mise Webb."
'My mouiteche Is envoi by everybody—MaJor Birch." "For
keeping the hair in curl it is the beet thing I ever used—Mrs.
Pratt." "1 wee bald for nine yawn, but now my heed 1,
covered with hair—J. Spence." Sold by all Chemin& Obeerve—
Every genuine bottle has the words Iteseau.'s Lisivene moulded
in the glare, and le wrapped in n pamphlet of 18 pages, on the
management of the hair end skin; also see that Georioa
liceastee Trade Mark and Signature are on every outside
wrapper. Bold by Mr. A. J. Resits, Chemiet, High Easastreet,
and Mr. Floe, South-street, Dorcheeter.

EVERYIIODY.—A CLRROYIKAN who has
r cured himself sod hundreds of his posishiosiors of
indigestion, noise. In the head, headache, loss of memory,
dimness 4f sight, deaf owe, nervousness, rheumatism, gddiness,
deplorable low spirits and debility (with many other swmoson
complaint.), adopta this unusual mods of offering any sufferer.,
free of charge, full particulars of the valuable Mabel medicine@
issued by one of the most eminent of living physicians, by
which Mese wonderful cures are being daily effected, that all,
even the poorest, may enjoy the blessings of health. Send a
stamped envelope to E. E. Erase, Esq., 39, Staksepennetuad,
Stoke Essington, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

MA RTINSTOWN.

_
Scams Acaninnt.— We greatly regret to state that
• very serious accident happened to two gentlemen on
their way home from Sairentake on Tuesday, Mr. Houser
and Mr. Butler of Collingbosroo. Mr. Homer, son of
Mr. Hamer, Martlastown was driving • high steeper,
in company with Mr. Batter, and when pasting the
house ef Mr. Fe'ohm, elegem at Barber, the horse
was observed to shy, and both gentlemen were thrown
violently into the road. Mr. Butler though braised and
bleeding .ai enabled to preened boom ; Mr. Homer wan
not eo forkanate, be was taken op insensible and bleeding
from ears and now In this alarming state he was
earlied to Kr. Fetcher's, and sp to Thursday night,
ha oondittes was most preearious, oonseioasnam not
having primed. Both Dr. James and Mr. D. P. ,
Mennen were telegraphs' for, an they were again on
Thursday night, to consult with Mr. Ftdeber, under
whom ears Mr. Homer now in; and we are glad Indeed
to learn from Dr. Maurice that Mr. Homer may now be
oonsidered as decidedly better. The form of the fall
appears to have been on the side of the head, or it must
without doubt have proved fatal. The horse ran on to
Seymour pond where it kicked out of harper, and wee
found by the policeman quietly grazing near azrothiprove
gate. —7le Marlborough Times.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

CATTLE ILLEILST2.

Muttrot, Thursday.—A veryllarge market, and there
was a good ettendaDoe of buyen. Trade was exceed-
ingly dull, and, as will be seen by the sohjoinad quota-
tions, there was a great fall in prices. Tee supply of
beef was very large, but the demand was slack, and at
the elom of the market a great many beasts were left
on hand. For beet descriptions 72s to 76s per swt, was
obtained, and for secondary Norte, 1184 to 70e per owl.
A great many sheep were on offer. Trade wee very
doll, and the animals went cif alooly, wethers realising
from 74d to 711 per lb., and ewes from 6}a to ISid per
lb. A good supply of lamb, and a moderate trade, at
81 to 134 d per lb. Of store cattle we had an immense
number, those on hand including • oonslernent of 2,000
from Ireland. Trade was rider, and priees exhibited •
drooping tendeney. The supply of tallith cowl was
, large, and the quality was rather rough ; business
slack, and prises ruled lower. A short eupoly of pigs.
with • fair trade. Priem were firm. 12.61 to 12. 9d
being given for porkers, and 12. 34 to 12. &I for Useable
bacon plgs. Heavy bacon pigs were not in demand,
and very few were sold. A fair trade in horses.
MITIOTOLIVAN CAM. MAAirt, Thursday.- —Only a
moderate supply of beasts. Really prime stook was in
fair request, at full quotations; but in other respects
the trade was dull, at Monday's decline. The markets
was moderately supplied with with sheep. For all
kinds salts progreesed slowly, at previous quotations.
Calves were inactive. Business in pigs was limited, at
about the rates previously current.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-15

PRINTING I PRINTING II

. —..—... . . —...... _ ..
THE Proprietors of the Dorsst County
&press sod The Televrast havina • LARGE
STAFF OF WORKMEN, an EXTF.NSIVE ASSORT-
MEN'T of TYPE, and STEAM MACHINERY, are
in • positioo to axsonto
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING.

Chvulars. Advice Notes. Law Printing.
Note. b aiding& Pam phlet& MernorandumNotes
Prospectuses. Subscrip tics Mercantile Printing
Creels. Lists or Re- at every deserip-
Riindbille. ports. Mon.
Footing Bills. Rules end R. Printing for Boas-
Balboa& gulations of ties. lastitutioas.
Labels. Acerbities. Insurance and
Trade Price Magazines. other Companies.
Lista Books.
Superior Invoke Heads ... from lis 6d. per 1000.
Drapers' & Grocers' Billhands „ 3 6 ~
4,000 at 3 6 "
5.000 Memorandum Not „ 6 0 ~
"Crown" Footers ... 7 0 per 100.
Trade Address Cards... ... 500 for 8 6
Cinders „ 2 6 per 100.
TBADI LIITI, waraiseirior's BMW MID CLTALOGMIL
Perforated Cfreck Boob.
mitiorm OAMM, MM MWMAIS,
At the shortest notice, in • first-class style, at moderate
pries&
Ribs, Cositribiewit Oards, Oiroaers, à, priodiski for
Priositg Socistia.
STEAM PRINTING WORKS,
. Charek4kos4, Domande&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

CATTLE lILRKEI'S.

METIOPOLITAN, Thareday.-11oderate supplies of
heitete. Moat breeds mast a fair sale at Manday's viz;
os tatto. The show of sheep wma rather limited.
trade was steady, on the whole, at about late priest.
Lambs were in moderaterequeet. Calves moved of
quietly, on former terms. Pigs were inactive, bet
prior. were unchanged.
Per law, to oink the Offal.
s. d. 8. d. d. a. d.
let. coarse boasts 3 to 3 0 Prlmaloutidowoi6 4 101 l
Second quality... 1 to 4 4 Lrg. roam calm 4 6to 6
Prima large to. 4 tot 4 'Prima mall
Prime Scots. he. 5 tot 8 Large bop 1 6tc 4
lot. coarse sheep 3 tot 2 Neat siaL porkers 4 810 5 2
iiiicood quality .. 4 to 8 4 Seto'. calyriveli 21 oua26 II
Prima coarse wild 6 tot 0 QT. old .tr.pLis.do 21 OW 26 II
Linda, 6. Od to 7. 84
PPM.

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17011111111

Sheep ONO Sheep
Ives. .. lee Calm_ „ ..........
.....- .. . ... .. 40 Pigs
Elmerm., Thanday.—Th• consignments of cattle
from Ireland this week have been rather above the
average, and we received nearly 200 heed of fat cattle,
in addition to a good number of English samples. Trade
was rather dull, cod prise, were much easier than hot
week, except for very best descriptions which may be
quoted at from 73s to 76s per cwt. Middling and
inferior sorts were difiloult to sell at prices ranging
from 63s to 70e per cwt. We had • large 'apply of fat
sheep, principally English, and they met with an active
demand, best whethers in the wool, realising irom lid
to 90 per lb.; out of the wool, from 7d to 7id. There
was a slow trnde in Irish stores, but choice hogpte
made from 35e to 275. Lambs sold at 104 per lb. 01
store cattle we received about 600 from Ireland, the
quality being above the average; trade was rather dull,
and prices stride easier. The supply of mulch cows
was rather large, but they were of a rough description;
they met with • slow sale at prises rowing from £l4 se
£2l. Of pigs we received about 600 from Ireland fat
the Weet-street yard). Trade was not so active as it
has been, owing probably to the warm weather, but
prisms continue very high, bacon pip realising from
12e to 12. 3d, and sellers from 12. 3d to 12s 94 per
score. The heavy deseriptions we not in demand. We
had a mdderate business doing in hornet, at late rates.
New StIITH/IID •ND LIADVIII•LL, Friday. —The
dead meat trade is firm at previous rates. Beef, 3.64
to Ge ; veal, 41 21 to Ge 4d lamb, 6s to 7* 6d ; mutton.
3a 21 to 5,1 4d ; large pork, 34 10d to de ; small ditto
41 44 to Is 44; per stone of 81ba. by the carcase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

wyKR REGIS.

Tac ACTION AOLINiTTNIiWiiIIONTIt LTD PORTLLND
BAILWAT. —At the Diciasonal Petty Sessions. at Do,.
chaster. on Saturday, Mr. Giles Symonds., who appraireci
on behalf of the waywardeas of Wyke Reg* to .Iv,
for an order sgaind the Weymouth and Poitiand
dlwey Company, to .48 good the road diverted
she company in constructing the railwsy, and now or,
m
Bowed with water from the. Weymouth Backwater
stated that ha had that morning received a letter hoe:
mean. Maples and Co., on beheld of the company
proposing that they should meet bini at the place, auj
intimating their willingness to do anything right and
reasonable 1.. r the purpoee of remedying the complaint.
He wee willing to adopt that coarse, and be therefore
applied for the ease to stand OTOT fore month, ill order
that they might see what could be done sod have as
opportunity of doing what Wee necessary.—ddjourced
accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

Corraponbrnct,

THE "CHELSTIAN TEMPERANCE MEETING"
AT ETOURPAINE.
To the Editor.
Sik—My attention has been drawn to your impree-
sloe of April 13th, where I and that at the "Christian
Temperanee mestme' held at Etoorpaine, I us reported
to have said that • "drunkard was both a fool and •
devil."
Now as I oertainly
pression, I shall feel much obliged by your inserting this
denial in your next Irene.
The mistake doubtless arose from my having just
before spoken of the "renunciation of the devil and all
his works, one of which works wee uedoubtedly
drunkenness." Your amount of my few words Is other.
Wi.o perfectly correct.
hew the report too late to send this in time for
your last iasue.—l am. Sir, your obedient servant.
HENRY B. VIZARD.

Spetisbury Rectory, Blindford, 22nd. April, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

SHERBOILNE

A PRI•EvT awe Tde Quatar.—Her Majesty hat
presented the mohbers of the Literary Institution in
the toted with copal of "Me Early Tisane of the Into
Prince roniort" and "Leases hem the Jitirnal of cur
Life in the Highlands." The gift wu the reeult of an
applic.tion made by the Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

PI DDLE H LNTON .

A Pastan irmtonv • Cnoscau•snis. - The first
ditty of Yr. John Denman, the newly electad overseer
of the above pariah, was to snake a rate to meet the call
from the Board of Guardians for the ensuing quarter,
but when he promoted it at the petty Daiiiolll at Dor-
chester, on Saturday last, with only the signatures of
the two overseers to the declaratioc, the magistrates
refused to allovr it ! We bear there is to be a vestry
this week, when we hope a churchwarden will be
etected, or cannot one be borrowed from a neighbour-
ing parish, that matters may go on more smoothly!

LYTCH ELT

MATRAVERS.

MATH 111-031-A -15-13 lb;rnoi, who sect.
detaly abot himself with spin loaded with slugs while
out bird-keeping, died on Suoday owing to • fresh
discharge of blood from the ruptured blood-reseals. An
inquest was held on the body at the Chequers Inn, on
Tuesday before Yr. Rawlins, coroner, and a verdict of
"Accidental Death" was returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

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tgritulturt.

MI amounts f: om the leading agricultural districts
reapeeting the state of the wheat plant are tery favour-
able. In Rams end Kent the prospect is unusually
good, and line weather is only required for us to
secure another abundant crop. Probably, at no former
period was the agricultural prospect no encouraging as
it has been this week. The seed, both as regards
wheat and spring corn, has been sown under very.
favourable eirenetetaneee, and in a 000ditiOn Oi soil well
ealculate4 to mist its healthy gerinmation. The heavy
and protracted nano of the peat winter have certainly
not been excessive, for in DO part of the country,
except in very low and undrainal districts, lisa much
inconveniense been caused. The winter wheat plant
looka strong and vigorous, while early-grown spring
corn promises to turn out • satisfactory mop. The con-
sequeuees of these favourable reports have boon that
the trade for hreadstuffa has been very inactive this
week, and that the holders of produce—more especially
of wheat— have been compelled to submit to still
lower prima. Much, of souse, depends upon the
weather; but the trade wu certainly prepared for •
farther reduction in the vales both of wheat and spring
corn before next harvest: while in the event of a good
harvest being smutted, wheat moat inevitably fall to
slow point. A few years, since, after two abundaot
crops, wheat did not average in this country more than
Kth to 425. per quarter; and there is every probability
of the price again declining to that level should the next
harvest be good. The changes in the value of spring
corn have not been important. The demand is in a
sluggish state, however, and prima have • drooping
tendency.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

C A TT [STOCK.,

EXTRAORDINARY 03C-0-11.111111- -Oct Saturday morn-
ing as Mr. Janice Curtis, yeoman, of Hampidiam, was
rotor:dog from Ileiden Newton with his horse and trap,
in oompisny with his son, • lad about seven years of air
on arriving at Prospect-place. Cattistock, by erne mean;
the blind halter fill from the horse's head, when the
animal immediately took fright and started off. Mr.
(Adis, with greet presence of mind, threw the lad out
a the trap on an embankment, and then manned t„)
get oat himself. Tbe horse continued on ita course
with great speed. and. on owning to a stream of water
Gallen "Hedgehog's break," where there is a sharp taro,
it was net by Mr. Henry Russell, baker, of Scoville-
lane, who wag comiag steadily on with a pony and light
waggon. In this part the road is so very narrow that
It i ems almost • miracle bow it could paso without a
eollision. which had it occurred the result to Yr. Russell
must have been disastrous. However, it permed without
injury, aml on oomiot to Wrthall Cowleaae a closed
gate barred the way. The horse leaped the gate, but in
eouscquenes of the t•th being attathed to Mu., his
further progress WU stopped, the horse being one side
of the gate (which was principally of iron) and the trap
the other. It was soon extricated, and with the
exemption of damaging the gate, harness and trap, and
• few slight scratches on the horse, no serious damage
✓egultwl.
FRAMPTON... . . .

A POLlcnilsti —At the Dorchester
Coanty Petty Smarms, on Saturday, before H. Williams,
E. Pearce, and G. Wsrry, Four., a man of respectable
appearanee, named Joseph Corbur, was summoned for
Wag drunk in trio pariah of Charminster, on the first
of ApriL A constable, apparently new to the force,
said that he was on the Dorchester new road, when he
found the defendant being dragged along the road by •
borne—be wee holding fast to the bridle rein. He was
drunk. Witness took the home to Frampton. Defen-
dant said to him "I have had too much to drink to-day,
will pay you any money to say nothing about it"—
The defendant denied being drunk: he had only had
four gleams of beer. Bat he had been into Dorchester
to do some shopping. and as be was returning, carrying
a basket with goods in it, the horse turned reetiee and
threw him, and kicked h;m in the the thigh and
bowels., knocking him senseless for some time. The
constable picked him up, and made him walk to
Frampton, saying "Come on. old fellow," when he
ought to have helped him. —The constable said defendant
mould not stand. —Defendant replied that he walked to
Sispidmis, mid was there as soon as the policeman.
—This the constable did not deny.—ibe Chairman said
a letter had been received from Mt. Sheridan, stating
that be (Corbin) had been 21 years in his service, and
bad always conducted himself well.- In reply to Mr.
Williams, witness said he did not see defendant before
he was being dragged along.—The Chairman said there
was a doubt as to whether defendant was drunk, and
they would give him the benefit of it—he wee di,
ohareed-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

BRIDPORT.

THE PORTEMOUTH RETIEw.—HSOnt 60 of our r'lle
corps left Rridport by special train about seven o clock
this (Monday) morning for the purpose of attending the
review at Pangaea*.

EMT CLOSISG.—The drapers sod clothiers of this
town have agreed to hey. a weekly half•holiday on
Thursday's during the Stlllllll6l. months. They Imre
is-ned maims that they will close their shop. on Thar,.
clay afternoons at three o'clock, from Ile,. Gth to the
tad of September.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

ROBBERIES IN THE LITTLEFIRLDS.
To the Editor.

DWI Ste, —Knowing your edam's" are always open
to remedy abuses, and to lay before the public grievances
In their proper light, I have ventured to awie you
and "the power@ that be" on • little matter that requires
some attention. You know with what pleasure and
pride my fellow•towtemen get ready, plant, and tend
with all possible oars the contents of their gardens iii
Lb. " Littlefield'," i:nd those adjoining, and I am sure
you will allow that to be continually robbed is a hard
awe. On Saturday or Sunday night, I hear 62
cabbages were eat in one piece, and the week before a
lot of line brocoli were stolen. There have been many
other instances in which I myself have suffered • similar
loss. Now what is the remedy for this? It is out of
Ike boundary of the Weymouth police; but I for one
would be very trilling to contribute my mite towards a
mita being appitinted to protect our property. Doubt-
Ism such a one could be found, and among so many the
expense would be light. I do hope some of my neigh-
bours will agree with me in this matter, and endeavour
to bring to Make the scoundrel thief who at present
sontinues this nefarious practice without hindranee.—
I am, sir, your obedient servant,
A LOM, OF HONESTY,
Weymouth, April2l.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

PREPARED

COCOA,

WHICH IS
Tho Exoellence of Prepared Cocos.

`, LI) IN Quarter lb. P
_ ACK YTS: BY Au. GROCW‘a,

ONE SHILLING PER POUND.
.. attraClav• twos. Mu Quotay to ronmnned
Manu factor y —F in sb ur y Mown NAM. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

WI BORNE.

pgn SE*IONS, Frilay.—Before C. J. Parke, Eaq.
(chairman). Colonel Paget, Sir E. Orewtbed, Bart., and
Revs. C. J. Glyn, anal J. H. Austen.
edabort liairkers.—StepArsa Crtacher and Henry
Crutrher ((other and son) were charged with exposing
goods for sale gee days after their license for hawking
the same bad expired. The defendants said they were
not aware but that their licence would have carried
them to the end of April. The eine against the son was
withilra•n. but the Benzh indicted • Ilae upon the
father of !Ak. including wets.

Per:miffing Driudelusese.—J An Burke, publican, for
whom Mr. Moore appeared, was *barged with pena,tting
drunkenness in big boos, at 10 p.m. on the 10th inst.
P.C. Webb saidithat two men, one nasued,f4orge Dyne,
were in the hoes., very drunk and he had cautioned the
defendant about the same thing on the Saturday before.
Ifr. Moors denied that any one was in the house drunk.
The defendant, he said, kept a small provision shop.
mid the men came for their provisions, and had not
been there mote than twenty iniout.i before the con.
stable came. Several witnesses were called for the
defence and each positively denied that there WAS any.
one in the house drunk. The Bench adjourned the
Co.'.,

Grunts Vineest. keeper of • bterbouse on Constitution.
bill, was then charged by P.C. 'Webb with • similar
offense on the 10th inst., and also with keeping his
bons, open at unlawful houra.—Fined P 2 and costa.
Keep. wp Uxjaut Weights mei Mensisres.—Willian
adaip, beerbouse.keeper, was charged with having an
unjust gallon measure in his possession on the Bth inst.
Supt.iinteodent Hammond said that the nieunre was
38 erms. deficient. The defendant who did not appear,
was fined El including costs.
Charie.4 Pvor, shopkeeper, for having two pairs of
sciles—one pair los. short, and the other idtm—in his
possession. was tined 10s. including costa.
Ass, 31(04, ohoekeeper, at Canford Magna, was
also charied by Superintendent Hrmmond, with having
a p iir of scales in her possession on ounce deficient-
D.fend.int not appear, aril was fined El including
costs.

Janes Ho rt for having (Ise unju.t weights in his
vassasioo, sus also enel El including costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

BLANDFORD..

WOOL rAll.—We understand that the simnel wool
fair will b. held ou S.turday. July 10th. Wool will be
admitted toll free for la.pectimi at the Corn &ohmage.
_ .

DZSZITING • r•MILT. —AD old offender neared
Edward Cain's was on Wednesday charged lodore
J. J. F•rqubarsoo, jun., Es+ with leaving his wife atd
family sdargeable to the Blandford Union. Prism...r
pleaded talky, and waa committed for one month with
hard labour. . .

Ex ssISATIOX IL- On Wedneiality and Thursday
evenings last, examinations in connection with the
Society of Arts were held before the Local Board of a.:
Blandford Literary institution. There were two
candidates. The subject& were Civil Government and
the Laws of England sod Frans*.
Barn= Satoot.—The children attending this school
were on Sunday examined before Mr. Waddington,
inspector, and Mr. Short, assistant inspector of schools.
There were 77 children present. The iuspectors
appeared quite &aided with the system of managenknt
carried out in the school, and with the result of their
examination of the children.

AGRANCT.—Ttere bas been a very marked diminu-
tion in the number of tramps visiting this locality since
the order recently issued by the chief constable that the
polioe were to apprehend all whom they found wandering
about begging. Before the order was circulated an
average of eight or nine applications were made daily
to the police in this town for orders of admission to the
casual wards of the union hones, and on the night before
the chief constable's order was received here as many
as 13 applicants appeared at the police station; since
then, however, there has been no more than a daily
average of two ot Ulm*.

:1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

PORTLAND.

_
Amerman BOY Rue Oria.—As the soholars of St.
Jobo's school were going borne on Wednsedsy last,
earriage belonging to Mr. Thresher was driven by a
MAO named Harvey ovdr the foot of the little son of
Sergt.-Ifajor Barrow, R.E. The little boy is much
recovered now, no bones having been broken, and he
hay in g: been attended by Dr. McLean
DISPUTE) TITLI TO PROP/I47l.—Thare was a big
ease for hearing before the Dorchester magistrates last
Saturday, but the friendly interposition of the solicitors
engaged is likely to settle the matter amicably. It was
an action by Edward and Robert Peirce v. Richard
Rodd for malicious trespass. Mr. Symonds was for the
oomplsinants and Mr. Weston for the defendant. Mr.

=tsaid he thamOt •
on Ivo oa• id° risti "aareirsesarilta,
had ',brays bank RUM to to no. T 6.7 ~
iiiii;erof% it 'night stand over for • month with
to itadiellilat Oat of °Dort —Adioerami amordiaet.
Tag LOOS co TEM FURZE—On There&
martial was bekl on board her 4:K-
w., (..p of the V iee•Adiairal j
ug
RopZ"trayt, V,emmanderin-Chisf), to myth.. ir
sondoet of Lieutenant Carr& kig
command of her Majesty a B.gun brig Ferret. Yu..
with the others and crew of that mese&
the pis 01 wind off Dover on the 29th of Mum het
The circumstances attending the lose of the Ferret dl
be remembered. After the whole ad, had barn hew,
mg the Court had considered As demsion, the Anat.
log judgreedvoost• announced that they had arrimi it
the sonoltrion that no blame could be attached to him
or any of the officers, the chain attached to tee
Admiralty buoy having been unavoidably eoa i„,oe 6.
the gel.. They also expressed their appromit,oe
the conduct of the prisonsr and the °Emirs of the thin,
to them being due the gratifying fart that no btu were
lost. The prisoner then received his sword.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

BUTTER MARKET.

In consequence of the improved Condition of the
pastures, sod of the increasing supply of milk, not
only here but also in Holland, there has been mucks
depression of the trade for butter, and a heavy 141 bso
taken !place in prima. The quotation. are now as
follows i—llorwit, 128.. to 132 a; Fria.land, 108.. tr
112 n; Jersey, 114., to 124.. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

filarketc

Taz corn trade has been pursued at a further decline
in prima. Wheat is Is to 2.4 per quarter cheaper, and
other grain has similarly fallen in value. The livestock
sad meat trade has on the contrary been in a highly
animated condition. A moderate supply on Monday,
when all good and fair qualities were rapidly bought up,
was followed on Thursday by only 680 beasts in th•
market Quotations are accordingly htgh, 6. 10d being
the top figure. Mutton, lamb, pork, and veal are also
dearer. The short crops of feed loot autumn are now
kiln,' on 'unpile& The season is nearly over for agri-
cultural seeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-27

WARZHAN.

I
wimun an ULM Or PUILIDOE trlllol.—Attt.
finsting of tbe maw Board of Geardleas, bald last
Jobs Hales Celoraft, Bag:, was assaismattly
ro-alacted chairman, Lod William Von. faq., of Wing
Baeknowle, tad W. C. Lanny, Bp.. of Wtrelyfin, nen
aasaimonaly re-elected Mes-ehainase. The Baud also
samimourly rewired that tbe but tbaaka be rises to
thew three gentlemen for their pest services.

On Sunday evening, in the people were
'wing church, an alarm was spread that • great fire
wse enable our Lulworth. A large number of people
eangrepted on the walls sad on the bridge, from
whence • good view of the Games was obtained.
Various were the eonjeeturee as to the whereabouts of
the fire, until Superinteedent Boles drove to the 'pot,
when it Was discovered to be only • quantity of funs
mid heath, which had oesesioned such consternation in
out nivally quiet little town.