The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-12 00:00:00

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_ ... lot, '. 1 of the Butter improved fully Sd. per pound.
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.ad CO.'S BUTTER 8.U.T.T.,ELP,C.1.W. Df:PEO7d-D,:buj:Y:id7Nr;
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_pared CHLORODYNE FOR
1 The ANN,"
DIARRHCEA and ENGLISH CIHOT '
..TOCK.
T LLIHE GREAT REMEDY of a
a Prime Fat *Heifers
AtTEST NOTICE Dr. J. COS BRONNI's CHLORODYY
4 Ditto '-' Ditto
,aIiES. will care all incipient cases. Caution.-T.2
Eat C'-‘ m edicalreportsontheeMatcyofChlortsfr
mtention of the Public to importance that the public should obi'
, Hood Appliances for the is now sold under the protection of Ca,
.od Say.ing, which enable then, etampbearingthewords"Dr.J.Cor
aso 1 warkutainihip with any without which none is gmutne.
, fniabi. eellor Sir W. Page Wood, the "
bottiee.heltd.sand kisedlr'
_. • J. T. DAVI:SPORT, 33 Or
...ONCRETE BUILDINGS.
AN nod Co. are prepared to furnish Estimates INITAHLI'
...caustroct at a very low cost, Farm Buntlines,
,eda Outhowee, and Fence Walls of Concrete, BALM
.pecimens of which may be seen on their works at j 5 uneqr
- Commercial Road, Weymouth. A- Luxor
remedy le-
- Nolen in Cement, Plaster, Drain Pipes, and a
...W YORK other kinds of Building Material. V
• STUCK ALWAYS ON 11• ND.
....eTHEIRSDAY
NORMAN AND Co.,
u STEAM-SHIP HORTICULTURAL BUILDERS AND HOT WA?.
ENGINEERS.
_AHIPANY (Limited.)
..ow full-powered British Iron Designs and !Animates furnished, and all
.steam-ships Horticultural Buildings, Conservatories, 0
Topa I Tea& ito., comtructed under experienced prat'
4 ENGLAND. Chins
... MK 'tient, on the most approved modern pr‘
ding) SlUN,Themu l3lB
.1,00 MOO i HELVETIA, Thomson 3318 BREECH- LOADERS.
..ND Thomas .. 3400 PINSNILVANIA, 2869
Au nt, Grog 3571 VIRGINIA Bra an , gg 2887
• • I BREECH- LOADERF
a itelfrusen,Thorepson 35171 Dersitamt, Forbes 3llB
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as BREECH- LOAD'
. cl. follow. :-
a, g, ITALY WNDNIODAY, July 13th. CATALOGUE A'
... SNOLaND WEDNESDAY, July 20th.
Li. WIIISTI,'
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4 0 12 6 E QUEEN WIDNRSDAT. July 27th.
32 1200 12 0 And from Queenstown the following days.
19 6 11 6 The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
9:12 119 0 11 0 is very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve and Fifteen G L 7
... 9.45 1 18 6 10 6 Guineas, according to seeommodation in Stateroom-all
... 9.2.5 118 0 10 6 haying same privilege in Saloon. Return Tickets, THS
... ... 9.58 18 0 10 6 Twenty.three Guineas.
. 8..) about 3. 0 , There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
aot '"ransferable, are available only Passengers, and a fell supply of Cooked Proviaions
named "you them, and only by the served up by the Company s Stewards. hates r'
An there and back. ?towage on Reduced Terme.
, under Three years. free ,• Three to Twelve Piuisengers booked through to Aspinwall.
.all-fare.. 'July oue article allowed as Luggage Francisco, the inland towns of Canada, and of the
..eh passenger. States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Plumage apply to THE Y
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited.'
Water.street, Liverpool; or to N. and "
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...lies BOUT HA UPTON SAOSS. Bank' °ueenstown "
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atytech nic fl H 8 A P EXCURSION TRAIN from BON& FIDE MONEY C
%_1 WEYMOUTH. Di MC H Kan% ito.. to SOUT kl• 0) 1 4)( )0 Star'
~PLA UP& Manager. PTON sad PORTSMOUTH, on FRIDAY, 15th evoii_ „ I.
JULY. [8,000,000 Sterling go
i IN WATCHES.
, Strand, and 34 Royal Stations. .„.„,, FarestoSouth. Mires to Ports- upwards to
*""`" suiptonkßack. mouth A Hack. " ,
invite special attention to
a they have recently introduced Leave a.m. a. A a. d. a. d. s. d. For Procpee'
. watches. Theol jinn of this Moen- Weymouth ... ... 8 0 16 4 0 80 66 etter to Mr.
Atom irregularities in the going, which Dorchester ... ... 825 5 6 4 0 8 0 6 6 me, "1.
Aof the w might occasion, and at the Moreton ... .., .„. 8 :i7 r 6 4 0 8 0 6 6
,4 protect the weaker portioos of the move- Wool ... ... .., ... 847 5 6 1 0 8 0 6 6 P
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m Injury. It is particularly recommended to Wareham ... ... ... 9 0 5 6 4 0 8 0 6 6
,alen wl.n ride, and 4,113..111 in the army. The Poole Junction ... 915 5 6 4 0 E 0 6 6 r
,ra cost width it involves is C 2 24., and it can generally Poole ... ... .., ... 845 5 6 4 0 8 0 6 6
as adapted to lever watches at a c ,at of about L 3 10s. Wimborne.. ... ... 930 5 0 3 6 7 6 6ti
A r.Portamoutb about 12 5
The Return Train sill leave Portsmouth at 5.41'
and Southampton (West) Station at 7.0 p.m. #*
day.
,Jury).
Children under Three years Free ; Tkre
, the late Mr. Half-fares. No Luggage allowed. The '
notice of stridly transferable, are available only at Hy
, on the Premises, of upon them, and only by the Exeure
Valuable IMPROVED back.
....SEDING FLOCK, tom-
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„ AMES AND RAMS,
4101
, F.ll LA MBA. and
AO 4 the STOCK EWES. JAMES F. HANNAH, .1". -
. breed of Ram Lambe and all other (FROM LONDON) GREAT \V'
.cc for the Flock this year were aoecially UPIMI,S7'EBAR, CABINET AIARER, EXCU'
..inally directed by the late Mr. EDWARD DECORATOR, lIJUSE AGENT, UNDERTAKER, Ike .
-se, ptecinua to his death in December, 1869. DORCHKsTER. ON Id 0
...atalognes with all particulars on •oplioation. (LAY I W. THEVZB.) and 2ni '
Weyoutt•
NEW SPRING STOCK l°
folow'
In all Departments. der,
PAPER I--FANGIN GS .
-- -- 10.000 Pieces in Stock,
• NEW DESIGNS 705 ROOK DECOHATIONE,
BLINDS.
Of every Description and Materir'
A NEW AND CHOICE sELECT,
CHINTZES, CRETONES, DI WITIEF
REPS, VELVETS.
A Splendid Aseortny
MUSLIN CIT'
CAR"
The Choice"! r
BRUSSELS TAP
- --..-- .... OLD F'
To view, apply to the Tenants, and for any further
particulars, to Messrs. Davy and DAVY. Solicitors.
Fordingbridge and Ringwood, or to the A ncriunggis r
Fordingbridge.
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EXTENSIVE SALE of the STOCK of a'
MAKER, UPHOLSTERER and UNP
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MR... TIANNEN hu been
A. lastrections from the tr
Wotan, a bankrupt, to IMF
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13tb, P
dam the •bah, of lb.
SELECI'ED bTOCKIN-T"
ments.
Tug Flier Dar's p
TEttY STOCK,
cloths, upwards
door mate, 43
holland', pia;
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maple a,
palm
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DOM:HEATER AGRICULTURAL SbCIETY.
IHE TURNIP HOEING for the
1 PREMIUM.; offend by this SoCIETY will take
piece on MURTON FARM. be reriui.sion of Mr.
SIANFILLD, no TlttlltSltAy the 14th day of JULY
neat ; and the GENERAL MEETING and EXHIBI-
TION of CATTLP. and SrOCK will be held in
DOSCHISTIII. on SATURDAY, the 30th day of JULY
nest.
Plate to the value of £OO is offered for competition.
rho ANNUAL DINNER will take place at the
AIITILOPC MOM, DORCHILSTIII, on SATURDAY, the 30h
day of JULY next, at Four 0604. when the President,
Lieutenant-General bir JOHN MICHEL, K.C.8., nil
take the chair.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Hon. See.
Dorchester. June, 1870.
L'H 0 M ME,
COAL MERCHANT.
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44.111114 y tlas Ciessi Wastes _
- --ittattosa,
WIIMOUTH. DOICHICIMMIL, St MAID= NICWYODr.
WL'IIOMME begs to inform his friends
. and Ole public generally. that he continues to
supply every description of COAL at the lowest
possible prices, and that all orders he may be favoured
with will receive prompt attention:
N.K--Coals forwarded direct from the Collieries to
all Stations on the Great Western and other Railways,
at wholesale prices.
Large CoNSNOSeriI swppfied by contract.

DORSET COUNTY 80H00L.
OPENING OP NIB BSA BUILDINGS.
THE SCHOOL will (D.P.) be RE-OPENED
on MtiNDAT, AVOCNT I.
At the hot Meeting of the Council it we' resolved
that DAy fletnlera should be recteeed at the School.
Terme, Atc.. may he had on application to the HEAD.
ItIABTIII, County School, Burton, Utrohester.

NORMAN AND Co.,
BUILDERS ABD CONTRACTORS,
STEAM JOINERY WORKS AND SAW MILLS
oussissoiAL ROAD, (DEM% SCHOOL STSIET,)
WEYMOUTH.
JOINERS TO THE TRADE.
Estimates given for, end all kinds of Joinery prepared
from the best wellsessoned material
MOULDINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK.
DOORS, SASHES, kc., at ,he SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWMT PRIORS.
NOINAN and CO. call the attention of the Public to
their estessi.• Steam and Hand Appliances for the
preparation ot Joinery and Sassing, which enable them
to e in mine ant warkmanehip with any
other house in the Trade.
CONCRETE BUILDINGS.
NORMAN and CO. are prerred to furnish F..stimatee
and Construct at a very ow cost, Farm Sedition,
bbeda, Outhouses. and Fence Walls of C•mcrete,
.pecimens of which may be seen on their works at
Commercial Road, Weymouth.
Dealers in Cement, Plaster, Drain Pipes, and a
other kinds of Building Material.
• STUCK ALWAYS ON BAND.
NORMAN AND Co.,
HORTICULTURAL BUILDERS AND HOT WATER
ENGINEERS.
Designs and Estimates furnished, and all kinds of
Horticultural Buildings, Conservetories, Greenhouses,
km, constructed under experienced practical manage-
ment, on the most approved modern principles.
131113ECH- LOADERS.
SECOND RAND.
BREECH - LOADERS.
FROM MO 101.
BREECH - LOADERS.
BOUGHT FOR CASE.
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. 9 STAMPS.
E WHISTLER, 11 STRAND, LONDON.
•

WHY HAVE BAD BUTTERP
WasE.N.et", even° mainythalewalioTtee. have
Weather, te(kr, t°4lLgaln. and
TOMLINSON a CO.'S BUTTER POWDER.
The time of Churning is also much reduced; And Abe gonad'
of the Butter improved fully Sd. per pound.
Sold by Chemists and Grocers in 6d, Is, and Is Ed bona.
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CFILORODYNE FOR
•
DIARRIICSA and ENGLISH CHOLERA.
THE GREAT REMEDY of the day is
Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE'a CHLORODYNR: a few doses
will cure all incipient cases. Cantiod—The extraordinEry
medical reports on On efliatcy of Chlorodyne renders it of vital
Importance that the public should obtain the mei**, which
Is now sold under the protection of Government authorising!
@tamp bearing the words" Dr. J.Coll is Browne's Chlo=l
without which none is mull*. See decision of Ti
cellor Sir W. Page Wood, the "Times," July 16, 1964. Sold In
bottle& I • lid. 159 d A 4, 64 byall chemist& SDie mannhanrie
J. T. DAVENPORT, 13 Great Musa London, SEAL
ESTABLISHED FIFTY TEARS.
cax.stmaLGOE'fi
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
Ts unequalled in its effect in producing
Luxurian. Whiskers and Mustachios. It is an Infallibli
remedy for lialdnom. and contAins the essential requisites for
Glennsing Beaut.lying. and Il.morine the Hair.
CO(iL AND REFRESHING.
29, WELLINGTON STREET, snuurD,
LONDON W.O.
C FOR GREY HAIR C
CIOMALINIC RESIGNER for GREY —7
V HAIR, FOR BALDNESS, DAN-
-4 DRIFF, ko.
C.MIALINE RESTORER PRO-
k4 MOTES GROWTH, THICKENS THIS
HAIR, STRINOTHISS6 WFAI HAIR, PRO.
DUMB BEAUTIFUL GLOM, IRADIOATILS
DANDEITI, REIPEnDUCILS TR X COLOUR. p:l
00MA LI NE RESTORER is PER-
FECTLY SAFE. The Best and most bk
noted preparation previously nwd for r;r4
similar purposes was exclusivcly con•
troll.] by Wm& J. B. & E. A. CURLEY.
thronehout Europe. The COM A LINE
RESTORER contains several carefully
Enn•dder,d improvements no that artielo.
. COMALINE GLOSS is A MOST n
ADMIRABLE HAIR is
for =
Persons of sU ages. Price 2a. 6d. and IC4
Be. per bottle. '44
CIGMALIN ES. J. B. AND E. A.
V CURLEY AND Co., WHOLESALE ,ed
EUROPEAN DEPOT, 19, BAR. to
THOLOMEW CLOSE, LONDON. P.C. ar
OLD by the LEADING CHEMISTS at
10 and PERFUMER.; Everywhere.
FOR BALDNESS &c. C

FNIDAY, JULY 22, 1870.
VOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,—That Her
II Majesty'. Justioes of Amuse iursigneil to bold the
Aiwires in and for the County of boner, will °ion the
Commiation for the said Assize, at the CoUNTT HALL,
DOHCHEISTIR, in the said County, on FRIDAY, the
22nd day of JULY next, when all those who will Pro-
wicute against the Prisoners who shall then be in the
Gaol of the said County, or at large on B.il, are hereby
required to be then and there present to Prmeente
against them as shall be jmt. Ant all Jail ices of the
Pram, Mayors, Curoso.s, Eschfatore, Stewards, and
als, all Chic CovetrtUra. an.. Bailiffs nt every Hundred
and Libeity within the County aforesaid, are hereby
alto nqoired to be then and there in their own Persons,
with thinr RH., Records, Indictment., and other
Remrothr•nowr, to do theme thing, which ti them sod
at, behalf appeimin to be done.
••• at Jar. MO.
FItANCIS T.
UndenSheriff.
Under-Sheriff's Offioe, 6, South-street, Doreloster.

WEY MOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL.
Him! Master—Mr. Joan Iltu.sz, 8.A.,
London Unirersity, sod late Asaistant-insater of the
Alb-rt MOM...class College. Flatolinghain, Suf7.lk.
Ectininer—R. T. Jolts lit.his, LA., Head Larder,
Collegiate School, Wty mouth.
The sour, of stilly in regulated by the regoiretnents
of the Oxford Univeisity leoel Eastninaticitia. and
includes instruction in Religion* hues lodgo, Englieh.
Latin, and French languages, Mathematics, Book-
heepine. Drawing, Mt.
TIMM : - Day boys, Cr" Guineas per annum.
Beardieem.Thsey.lz NCO Daimon assiordien to age.
The neat half-veer will (D.V.) °eminency on WED-
NESDAY. JULY 27th.
Applications for ae.mission should be addressed to
the Head Master.

,
.w.41.10:0 .;4,1011/
- dut ...
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHE 4P EXcIiRSIONS FOR SIX OR THIRTEEN
DAYS FROM PORTLAND, WEYMOUTH,
DORCHE4TER, POOLE, he.
ON EVERY MONDAY during JULY. a
Special Train will leave WEYMOUTH, at &45
a.m., for LONI'ON.
The Tickets isined by these Train, are available to
rettun from the Waterloo Station at 1.15 p.m. on the
Sawnlay or Saturday week following the date of is ne
only.

NATIONAL LINK.
STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY
• NATIONAL STEAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
The new fullpowered British Iron
.•••••••••• Screw Steam-ship
Tons. I Tone.
SPATS (Building) ENGLAND, Griggs ... 3307
FOYPY (guilding) Earg,Tbontas 3318
ITALY, Grace 3000 HRLVITIA, Thomson 3318
HOLLAND Thomas ... 3100 PENNSYLVANIA, 2889
Minos, Grogan
TnaQuars,Thonipson 3817( Detrilmig, Forbes ... 3118
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York..
follows :
ITALY WEDNE.DAY, July 13th.
ENGLAND WEDNESDAY, July 20th.
THE QUEEN WIDNESDAY. July 27th.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
I. very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve and Fifteen
Guineas, according to accommodation in Stateroom—all
having some privilege in Saloon. Return Tickets,
Twenty.three Guineas.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a fall supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards. BAUM Of
Passage on Reduced Tertmi.
Passengers booked through to AlMinwsli Sea
Francisco, the inland towns of Canada, and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and 23
Water•street, Liverpool; or to N. and J. COUSINS awl
Bang, Queenstown.

CO AM! COALS!!
Havre Exhibition. 1868: The only Gold Medal awarded
fur Superiority of Smokeless Steam CoaL
JOHN Hitt) G DEN AND SONS,
(Colliery Owners.)
Can deliver their Coels In tracks of 5 Tons each and
uperaide, :e below:

Wyndham, lame
At the • 'tree, Small' Scat
RailwayMrl now. House Nuts. Beat I Fdy.
Station. Coals. Smith Coke
-- - -
Wimhorne
Wareham
SelBe. 191. 17e. 6d. Ma 1 . With 9d
Ilortoo
Dorche.ter
Weymouth
Handpicked Coal, 2.. per Ton Extra.
Tutus : Net Cash, on receipt of Invoice.
Brickmakers, Gs sill Water Companies, and
Brewers, supplied by Contract at reduoed pecei.
Orders to be sent to and any information may be
obtained of, H. Escort. London and South-Wedern
Railway Station, Dorchester, or Jottx BiIIADIK and
Soxe, Ilielibridge, Souierset.
Dorchester. January, 1870.

IFares to London
Stations. Time. and Back.
CL 3rd Cl.
Lmic —a-.T17 a d. a. 4.
Portend • 810
Weymouth 1145 211 0 12 6
Dorchester ... 910 20 0 12 0
Moreton ... 922 19 6 11 6
Wool ••• ••• ••• ••• 932 19 0 11 0
Wareham ... 9.45 18 6 10 6
Pool"- •• ••• 9.2.5 18 0 10 I.
Poole Junction . .. 9.58 18 0 10 6
Arrive at London (W. B.) about 3. 0
The Tickets are not "ransferabla, are available only
at the Stations named "oon them, and only by the
Excursion Train there and back.
children under Three years. free ; Three to Twelve
years, half-fares. 'July one article allowed as Luggage
to each passenger.
SOUTH WETERN RAILWAY.
--
S OUTHAMPTOR BAO2 .
OHE AP EXCURSION TRAIN from
\..) WEYMOUTH. DoRCHE4TER, gm. to SOUT
UPTON and PORTSMOUtH, on EILIDAY, 15th
JULY.
Farestoffinuth• Fares to Ports-
Stations.
Time. anaptonkßack. mouth k Back.
211,10. Cv.Cr. Baal Cv.Cr.
Lcave. a.m. o. 4. s. d. a. 4. s. d.
Weymouth ... 8 0 5 6 4 0 8 0 6 6
Dorchestor ... 825 5 6 4 0 8 0 6 6
Moreton ... 837 r. 6 4 0 8 0 6 6
Wool ... 847 56 40 80 60
Wareham ... 9 0 5 6 4 0 8 0 6 6
Poole Junction ... 915 5 6 4 0 0 6 6
Poole ... 845 56 40 80 66
Wunborne.. .. . 930 50 36 76 60
Ar.Portamontbabout 12 5
The Return Train sill leave Portsmouth at 5.45 p.m.,
and Southampton (West) Station at 7.0 p.m. the same
day.
Children under Three years Free ; Three to Twelve,
Half-fares. No Luggage allowed. The Ticketa are not
transferable. are avaiLible only at the Stations named
upon them, and ohly by the Exeursion Train there and
back.

USE ONLY THE
GLENFIELD STARCH
THR QURSN'S LAUNDRESS USES NO OTHER

DR. HUNTER'S Special Lectures to Young
Nen, on HEALTH, ITS RESTORATION, AND
HAPPY HAHHIAHKS.—When to marry, with advice
to those who oontemplste tnArriage, pointing out eel ts in
impedimenta which render 'untried life unhappy, and
directions for their speedy removal. Should be read
by all who value health. strength, and manhood, and
'Fi,h to attain a happy old age.—Post free on receipt of
two stamps. Address, Secretary, Institute of Anatomy,
Birmingham.

rirINVELVE CARTES DE VISITE, 2a. &1.,
1 Six, lx. Ad. Carte enlarged to 10 inches,
cabinet, 2s. Send Carte with Stamps, petfect copies
and original returned Free. LONDON P . EloTo-COPTINO
COMPANY, 304, Regent.atreitt, opposite the Polyteah ale
and 40, High Holborn, len ion.
F. rh D. PHILLIPS. Manager.
PATENI EU IMPROVEMENT IN WATCHES.
V. DENT tit CO., 61, Strand, and 34 Royal
Exchange, L'indon, invite special attention to
a new eacapetnert which tiny have recently introduced
for half-chrononteter watches. The& jest of this inven-
tion is to correct that. irregularities in the going, which
the carelessness of the w might occasion, and at the
mese time to protect the weaker portions of the move-
ment from injury. It is particularly recommended to
gentlemen who ride, and officers in the army. The
extra vast which it involves is LI 2t., NO it can generally
be edapted to lever watches at a oat of about E 3 10e.

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
jello dki)dk Steeling may be obtained
ef disfeloll. Pi NJ by an investment of n.-
18,000.000 Sterling suar.ut. ed by Government are
annually divid,d in monthly allotments in tittle's Sums
upwards to
X 25,000 STERLING.
For Pro.peetue (which will be sent gratis), apply by
otter to Mr. FRIDIMICK SINTZ, I it•nevs, or 33, Nicholas
ane, Lombard-street, London, S.C.
ItAYN BIRD, CALDECOTT, BAWTRES,
DOwL NG, and IN iMPA NY, Lim,tad,
CORY, SBA!), MANURE, & 01LC,4 ER lIINRCHANT
CHIILF OFFICK-•BA,ING&COKE,
London Address-26. Seed Market, Mark.lano, E.C.
Samples and Prices Prat Free on application.
Prise Medals 18.51, for" Wheat I" 1862, for " Exsellsot
Seed Corn and Seeds."
PARIS Ihrivensal. Exulernow, 1867.
Silver Medal in Class6l, for Cercrds. Brans Medal in
Class 43, for Seeds.

HENRY NORMAN, ORGANIST •ND
Toacces or Music, begs respectfully to inform
the pubic that be is prepaied to give lessons (at the
most moderate term.) on the Organ, Harmoninm, or
Pianoforte. at his r. sit:from, or se required.
H. N. undertakes the TUNING of Pianos and
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HE LIVER is justly credited with being the
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AGUIDE TO THE CU ItE OF NERVOUS-
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Sexual Maladicii. NERVOUS and PIirIIPCAL DEBILITY
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IMPEDIMENTS to MARRIAGE, and nuonerotoother ailment.
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VVONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Sh.,wing the true can.. of Nervous. Mental.
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PERFECT RESTORATION TO LIEALTII AND VIGOUR In
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The swot impertuit fact that those alarming complaints
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WITHOUT MEDICINE
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by means"( which
EVERY ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE HIMSELF
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the n unwrous memo( cures effected."—Medicul Raved.
POPULAR MEDICAL WORKS,
PVIILIIIIIND NV ANN, 39, COltulill,L, LOKixog.
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ilLontlieti"' Cause
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Dcuirris.s MEDICAL GUIDE TO MARRIAGE, •
.1./ Practical Treati-e on its Phydeal and Personal obligatione
With ml,, tor moocher certain dioqualilluations which thatruy
theliappinms of wolded life.
The aloe, u works may aloo be ebtained at the Author's residence.
15. ALISEMARLL.:-STREEI. LONDON. W.
KA Ylcs WORSUELL'S PILLS
THE STOMACH is the great Supplier of al
the wants of our system. Its object to to repair
the wear and tear of life. It disordered, its function
ceases, winch is followed by Indigestion, Headache,
Lownea of Spirits., Melancholy, and in some cams In.
sanity. liairs's WOBSuiLL'S Pius are the best posaible.
Medicine for all the disorders of this organ. They
cleanse it, whilst by their tome power they give it new
vigour.
gnid by All Chemists and other Deidera in Patent
4t Is. lin., 2s. 9,1. “nti Whohnal
fiep4, P, kito(litrvrat, 1444;51,

CA SE L L'S PURE TEA. Excellent Strong
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
SECURED BY
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
In .electing the ninsi appropriate within° for • particular
aliment, there may be some olftleulty unless one Can be found
to purify, regulate, and improve the quality of the blood.
Them Pills p, wer. and exert these three qualiffeatione in an
extraordinary degree. The?. enab'e the stomach to digest any
ordi miry food, increase the secretory powers of the
chemise and purify the boot, exoel a'l morbid matter, and
throw Into the sir.-elation the purest elements for sustaining
aud repairing the tram.
W EAKN ES.; AND DEBILITY.
Row many perwas ender from debility without knowing the
causes why they are feeble! Id most one. the stomach laths
aggressor. H ..loway's Pills have 'on been famed for regu-
•ti .a disordered stomach, and restonng Its healthy diges-
tive tone; they are therefore confidently reammend d and
never-fat ing remedy in al cane where the constitution, from
aoy cause. has become impaired or weakened.
ALL liII3ORDERS AFFECTING THE LIVER, STOMACH
AND BOW EL4.
Whenever the stomach, liver, or bowels are disordered by
high lin .g, elm te, over.indulgence, undue exertion or other
causes. :hese fine regulati g Pll will soon rectify the evil, and
speedily vine tack energy, strength. ind cheerfulness to the
r ire whoie previous y all Was Inedta,le, gloom, a ol deletion
INFLUENZA, OIPTHERIA, IIItONCHMS, COUGHS AND
COLDS.
In our changeab's climate few persons escape without colds
sore threits, influenii, diptheria, or hr ,chltll, for st of
rhlch them famous corrective Pills may be taken with the
certainty oi effecting a cure. While the Pills are expelling all
mpuritas from he body genera 'y, tin lowers Ointment
should hew II rubbed upo the chest and throat; It wit pene-
trate the skin, reduce inflammation, and restore List ng
soundness
nold.osiars PILL. ass TIM Raft RIIIBOT lIIOWN If T•R
WORLD PON ?RR IPOLLOWIWO
Ulm Female Irregulari- . Scrofula, or Cap
Asthma ties Evil
Edious Complaint] Fevers of all kinds I Sore Throats
Blotches on the Vita • Stone and Gravel
Ski,: ' Omit Secondary Symp.
Bowel Complaints Ileadaehe toms
Colire Indigestion Tic-Douloareux
Constipation of the Inflammation Tomours
Bowels Jaundice Ulcers
Consumption Liver Complaints Venereal Affections ,
ebility Lumbago Won= of all kinds
Mom Piles %saltness, from
, Dysentery Rheumatism whatever mum.
Cry elpelaa Retention of weber Sc.. &c.
old at the Estabbsti.rant Paoras,oa Hottowsr. 531,
Osfor atr et, t,,et .n, W. C., also • ill +en,. a e
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized
' world, ~ In. urow.. IC+ 11 NI.
V• 1 • • 33, ..aon How.
,There is a considetable'reving by toting the Milroy siren
Nil —Directions for the guidance of patients in every ffiesaiss
are affixed to each box.
GatToWERS No. I Ginger Wine. 8,....80L be equalled. &ILI
O by Grocers and Confortl..ofra.
Mannis,ones—Linidon and Liverpool.
gyr Ask for STOWERS British Wines of all kitten
WALKER'S Crynal Case Retches are superseding all others.
VP Fria meads, London 1862, Par'. 18,7. Bilrer from
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street, W., and Strand W.C. Descriptive Pamphlet free.
D._
'Y'S celebrated Dublin Stout, ANCHOR Bazeraar
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Largest Breweryin Ireland but one.,
Prices and terms on application.
tan PATTERN SILKS, post free. Black Silk Mars!. to 10
.)ljj guinecs• dress Coloured Silks from I Guinea 10 10
Guineas. NICHOLSON & Co., 60 to '4, Saint Paul's Church
yard, E.C. Ladies should write for the shove before purchaaing
OAKEY and SON'S EMERY and MACK LEAD MILLS,
Bladdrianroad, London, B.
nAKEYI3 SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mercurial), for
"leaning and Polishing 811111 r, Electroplate, Plato Claw,
Marble, &c. Tablets ed.
OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets 2d
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nAKEYI3 INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, from ii, 4d
each.
OAKEY'd 0000. 1:16 SOLI: eve.rLeter..re by Iromorers, Oil

THE
'WEL WAIII NG
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now nniversally acknowledged
be the MOST RELIABLE
.CHIME that is made, and its
&hie can always be tested by
Imonth's triad before definite
!purchase.
CATAIANIUMS TARN BY FOWL
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Music for any kind nt bawl. Patnealmed by the Army, Nary,
Rifle Corps and Principal Professional and Amatare !tends 01
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GRESNHOUSFiI ran now be Pnalucesl, by 'judicious corn-
bination ol WOOD, IRON and GLASS, for the fabulously
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-
STRAW RATS Patent MACHINE SEWN for LADIES and
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and regular, and 4 not penetrate the outer surf/Yoe, or destroy
the beiul of the plait.
Sold by all first clam Drapers, 11.11iners, and Hatters.
Patentee. and Manufacturers.
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A'

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HOP MARKET.
BOROUGH, Friday.—Mesan. Baker.. WWI* and Morrill report
that "the supply ad new hops is UII abort and only barely
sufkient to most the small consumptive demand, will the
amountu of the growing crop all ova r the world come so favour-
able that bolder. are in some it/dances induced to sell at a few
shillings reduction.
PROVISION MARKET.
Demand for Irish bacon I. anactive, and prices are lower on
the week. Ilambur.; sisablc and light weights are quoted at
Id, to 634 landed. Butter Is dull, and %slue of Irish has. down
ward tendency. Friesland is quoted at 10.1. to 110 ; Zoo Ile
and Kampen, 981 to 1011.: Bosch, 154 s to 041 ; Normandy, Pia to
13(4 per cwt. Stacks of dieese have Ineres4xl, and prica see
Proportionately weaker. llama and lard have been neglected.
HAY AND STRAW.
Meadow boy. Ms to 12 • ; clover ditto, 10.10 140 s ; and
straw, 24s to 30s per load of 341 true..'.

Sailb3au Eimt /tablas.
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN.
OP TI•111 R.
as 1,2,8 112 1,5,81 & 2,1 111 1,11,31 Mail
11 A.m.! A.U., 5..1 P.C., Pa.
WITHOUT!! 626 625 BSSI2 SI tat 34069 35
Doacmerna 645 6 411 863 12 401 101 010 16
Moreton .. 9.6 9211 .. 61010 27
Wool.. byttl/4, 916 1 1 e 111 10 37
Wareham .. 791921 1 13 835 61110 48
pool. .1 &Tart •• 7 10, 9as 1 toi so 7 181 ..
1 arrive 7 so! 9 65 1 341 5 318 8 35; ..
Sandford dep 950 1 0, 5 15' ••• 818
tne Wimbo 751 950 IWI 67' 71511 10
811111.00 d •• •• .. 718 10 3.0 I 58. 611 74011 41
gouthaninton......Bls ll 12 2631 7 9 9 1112b67
Bithopetoke . • 91111 28 316 734 .. 138
London . ll 14 11 14 2 4 1 42 10 it) 1 4 7
This train Third clam from Weymouth to Dorcharter
only, and calla at Southampton Dock.. c Stop. on Satunlays,
and on other days by signal to take up palmengeni for South-
ampton and beyond.
DOWN TRAINS.
1.1.11,2,3C1aN Mall I & 21En. 11 & 119 I
5.4. 5.11. 41.11.1 5.4. r. 4.1 P.N. j P.M.
London ..
fliabopotoks depart .. 10 42 10 38 1 111 6 26' 36 II 23
southatopton 6710 68 1060 1405 39 49 111 8
Itingtv.4
Wimburne 74611 13 II 58 64: 69 145
Blandfoni 'arrive 9 11l IS' .. 27
arrive BlO 12 .. ill 713 20
depart..
Wareham
Wool '1301130 .. a a .
Moreton
5 11 .. 3.44 747 63 $ 0
Wienvoevu....
A train leavevWinthorne at 9.10 (Monday• excepted),
and arrives at Dorcheatei a 111.15, calling at the intermediate
gallows. a Slope to net down painen,urs on informing the
guard. b Third elms tickets are lowed at Waterloo by 4.20
p.m- train for Dorchader and Weymouth. arriving at 9.63 and
0.10.

BOND& 16.
02 TRAINS. DOWS 19131316.
1,2,1 Mt Mail! Cfam.! 11.2,3 1k! WO
•U. P.M.' P.M. 0.11. A.M. P.M.
PisesiOrrn 6)6 180 9 301 Lon on .. 101 h, 810
Dorchester 6 40; 2 010 15 Southampton, 7 al 1 46; 12 6
oretoo 660 21510 2. PooleJunet. 921 3 341 19
Wool 7 0 23010 37 Wareham 940 $46 ..
Wareham 7 11 260 10 47 Wool ..I 958 $46
Poole June 7 23r 810 11 0 Moreton .. 10 17 410 3 0
Bouth3mpti 9 9 517 12 57 DeactiasTlM 1044) 4
London • !1 12 a 8 4 7 Weemoueti .• 11 0 441 ..

WHYMOUTti AM) VOKI'LAMI
tall helm Finn, •econd, and Third Claw)
WITMOrTH TO PORTLAXD.
Week day,.
p.m Ip.m I p.m
weym„uthdp 715 940 1113 1.43 I 2.601 415 1,0501 8.40
Rodnell „ 715 9.50 11.35 153 3. 0 6. 5 6. 0 8-50
Portland. err 745 10. 0 1115 9 3 310 616 610 9' 0
POITLASD To ITIATMOOTU.
Week dm,
am am. am. p.m p.m p.m p.m p.m
Portland, dep 8.10 10. 5 1116 210 4-20 6.20 6.1, D. 5
Rodefell, „ 812 1017 12' 7 2.21 432 612 61: 917
Wey. are 830 1015 1215 210 4'40 610 615 9-25
SVXDATI.
Weymouth to PorUand.
am p.m. am p.m p.m
Weymouth. depart 9.30 1210 3. 0 6.30 8.35
Rod. ell „ 9.40 1210 3.10 51, 6.45
Portland, arrive - 9.60 12.50 3.20 510 8.65
Portland to Weymouth.
sin 11'm I %JO Wm am
Portland, depart - 10. oll' 0 I 4 0 6. 0 9. 0
It-dwell „ - 10-101 I'l2 I 412 612 912
Weymouth, arrive- 1010 110 I 410 WO 914

SOMERSET AND DORSET.
W II DAYS.
CLASS I 211.5. J I &Slag 1124121111
• N.AL. A.M.
Tempi* Combs
Rsusuidrs
13461brido 21110 22 I 167 36
Sturm,nsier Newton l6lO $9 . 4 3.51,1 154
Shillanwstaas
Ulandford
26.4U4nnry
Sturm/641er Nankai 10 11 it 117 .. 24
Imbo. 36 11 401 146 .. I 7565 8 16
Gas %TVS.. r l2 91 0. 5 ... 06 6 15'9 28

Watt DAYS
nallll 11,2,31144144 k 1 547 MI llt lk
14.11. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. PM. k I M
Poole depart ... 8 510 45 .. 1 93 7
W 11141.,
tkurmloster Ilarshsll 842 11 22112 31 2 2 .. 730
spet.l4o4try IB 50 .. 12 42 210 .. 8 0
Blandford
Shillitiantons . 92011 47 237 .. 645 845
Sturtninstar Newton 92911 51 .. 845 .. 668 9 0
'941 12 4 .. 2 6"; .. 710 16
ilenstrblite
ismslr Cnnts. ...... 9651t26 11 10 340 .. 740 30
Third class between all stations on London and South
Western line and stations on this line.

THE BEST PUDDING
MAYAR'S SEMOLINA.
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1410
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24 PRIZE MEDALS.
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NOTICE
[Read this with we and attention.]
ITHE MANUFACTORY of MAYAR'S
A. SEMOLINA was established in 1815. lii. the
oldest and the I tin the World, 150,000 Sacks of
of Wheat being yearly consumed.
Our SEMOLINA is the staple food in France, Russia,
Spain, Italy, ko., and will soon be that of England. It
has obtained
24 PRIZE MEDALS
in the Crest Exhibitions for its superiority Over all
others, and is pronounond by the most eminent members
of the Medical Profession, both in London and in Paris,
to he far more Nutritious than Tapioca, Arrowroot.,
hlaiseCorn Flour, or any Farinaceous Food already intro.
dart] into this country. See Dr. liassalFs Analytical
Report.
N. s.—Being determined to maintain a reputation,
we asain CAUTION the Public, that an intimation, to
which a false and ridiculous name has been given, is
introduced by a well-known Firm, taking advantage
of ita name and publicity to sell a similar article of
vary inferior quality, to realise extra pr fits, and who
advertise in favour of that article the qualities possessed
by our Semolina.
As a proof of our assertion we challenge • comparison,
by an.lysia, between our Samoune and the so-called
Pathan.

ItI'AYAR'S SEMOLINA
111. i IN richer than any other farinaceous fond
C. in A sotic matter, indiapermatale in the
o° mutcular formation of the body.

111-I;:AYAR'S SZMOLINA
IVlMake' delicious
o. Puddings end Peary

itiIAYAR'S SEMOLINA
Is the greatest delicacy
4"‘"L
(with or without milk,)
for Breakfast or Supper.
•

MA IA R'S SEMOLIN A
Is very eeemornicial.
Recipes on each Package.
6d. lb. in Packet, Bd. in Canister.
Sold by ifl Chemists, Groeers,
HOMINY.
XTAYAR'S H OMINY,
L produced from the beet Indian Maize, without
any adulteration obtained by grinding, is far superior to
the liaise Corn Flour already introduced in this
country, which is only SUrch obtained bye process of
washing, which deteriorates entirely the quality, and
is sold sit very high price.
Sold by all Chemists. Grocers, and C ,rn Dealers.
Wholesale at Si kY R'B, IIdRK LANE,
LONDON, KC.
A WH"LEIALE AGENT WANTED tO EVERT TOWN.

BO R WICKS'
DIKING POWDER
HAS BEEN AWARDED
TWO GOLD MEDALS
FOR ITS SUPERIORICY OVER ALL OftiEß

WHELPTON'S
Rif). •
v,"•• - /4,
, .k.
r 1.4 •
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> TRADE MARK REGISTERED Cl)
Are warranted not to contains single particle of
Mercury or any other Mineral Substance; but to
consist entirely of Medicinal Matters, Prrely Veg-
riabk. Hence, they are easily digested by the
stomach, taken up by the absorbent vessels and
carried into the blood, and thus the whole system
Is brought under their l'uritying and Renovating
Influence.
They have long since been used in one of the
largest County Hospitals in Great Britain, and re-
ceived the commendation of several eminent Phy-
sicians and Surgeons; and have proved their value
in Thousands of instances in diseases of the Head,
Chest, Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys; and in all Skin
Complaints are one of the best Medicines known.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, in bone
price 74d., is. 14d., and 2s. 9d, each, by G. Wast.r.
vox A Sox, 8, Crane Court, Fleet Street, London;
and may be bad of all Chemists and Medicine
Vendors. Sent free on receipt of 8, 14, or 88 stamps.
ROBE & 00.4 LIME JUICE BEVERAGE&
THE FINEST BEVERAGES OF THE SEASON.
Eatirelyfree front Bpiri4 and Highly Medicinal.
Patent Preserved LIKE JUICE, CORDIAL,
CHAMPAGNE, k CITRONADE.
Bold by GROCERS, WINE MERCHANTS, is.
ROSE & CO., Leith, Importers A Patentees,

Thoutanit In !levelled Clew aro, •.
HISTORY OF THE PIANOFORTE,
With an emanate! Ancient Mune and Magical Intertunenta
By Eaumt BILINE3III,II.
The mime do. 13,1120 of the .übn,t."—Excatimr.
"I!..rtscrable and In. imant."—bana Telegrajal
"In oreati. "—Ache.
"W 4 veluahr."- F-a.
"Toe su:44-ot II well handled in popular form."—GrepAin
Th.. beet Yerolll3 of the piano."— .1.•
n boat • to.oot. I, inu.t, will read it."—Meo.-of Warta
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PIWPSZITOSI

CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL riatu
AND CURRY PASTL
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Sold retail ix all parts of the Wild, e.l
Wholesale at the Manxfuniy,
kSOHO SQUARE, LONDON.
it 3 Nut MAU, PAIS UMISMIIIN tut tg

TO O.)OPERS.
WANTED, a GOOD WO HKMAN ; liberal Welispriog, 0.7.91 in the w•lka on Thersew
wages, and constant employment given.—
110810aL —The band of the 3r.i. D.R.V., unternittr-
i a aelecition of music, in edunr.ble taste, to theg 5
to Mr. WILLIAM BARZIARD, High Faistatreet, Dor-
ct,tion of a l•rge bomber el people who pioneenatied
there, and listened to their strains.
1.1168 Monday evening. chest"' APOTHICaIIte HALL— In the list of gentlemen who
MARK tee
The too Tutu Day. e of the TO CLOTHIERS, Ms posed their elimination in the science and Prec.leo
of
medicine, •nd received eertiacates -1 practice, on Thorn.
Pssltreheratiriasillerl bylkemainisZli‘dentniel rb'n7verning kiEn7l:he I.vlTv ANTED, by a respectable young man, a day, July 7, we are pleased to , b-erve the name of our
h" Partiellj emmein444, _alit last Monday's rates. Foreign d situation as. Le-SISTA NT ; uuderstands townsman, Mr. Henry Parmiter. Bogland.
win ow dressing. Five re,. experteitte. ..UNTY HooL.-
' London Do C Sc The opening of the new
la quiet
_11"..1 the decline of the week. Flour
quoted 68. B.7"*„..areel. Barley stem Oats may he
Satisfactory leferences on application, by letter, to , buildings at Burton, which form snch an
.ornamentton to.
quarters ; b 4,1• firm. British—wheat, 1582
'' G. F.," office of this paper, Dorchester.
13•79°. Foreima' "°° ; oats, 778 ; melee, wif dour,
40.382 •in • —*had, 33,233 : barley , 6,760 oats, OIItVANTS WANTED.--• ! will no doubt ettract • large no
inonli, amidst great feativity anmdb.r.erjooitctinhge.
folehirroesvmenndt
Weds; alie• 6,882 ; flour, 890 mils and ;14,680 0 A Butler,
CLCifia •—lemknta 3 Footmen. suAepsuoritearezoof
BtlhGeArycyhoo—llf.rolndi lullsin 0,
.1 bge county.
named Charles Amor, living in Grove Buil married
from coon, liberally strong, with good demand 3 Hons. and Parlonrmaids,
tel • wife, They .fia not live tosetht r cry happily,
3 Hoummaids,
prioes, . tnlYstre. English wheat firm at full and at length the wife left him and went away he knew
Foy „,„_,
5 Gsnend Servants,
may be qcoted one not whether—perhaps lie didn't ore either. For
2 Envenomed Parlonrmaids,
Wahittitilionnit "T°l.'sooff tfihoeuraLt'altered. Country 3 Cooks, thirteen years he heard nothing of her, and • year
&Die. Aea • ago last May he married a woman claimed Loeder. A
6d. deem, onto
orcrtven ext. per sack dearer. Barley 2 Nursemaids, experienced,
A rewardable Waitress nr Parlonrmaid for w days ago the &at wife came to Dorceester, went
Maim Imm , "rraer at an advance of End• to ls. an Hot-I, age from 23 to 30,
"'I Peas steely. to her husband's house, and was confroeted by wife
No. 2. They did not agree very well, and the result
A strong Dairy Girl.
Apply to Mr. Teouas Pooscr,"Saddler and Servants' wee the man WY arprehended for bigamy. He was
P.agistry Oflce, 3, ClornbiU, Dorchester. taken before the Mayor on Saturday, •.d remanded
ill Wedn-sdny next. His plea is that he heard she
LOST, on Monday, July 4. at Dorchester, a died at Poole, and was buried in the cemetery there.
BLACK RE YHIEVER PUPPY, maiked with
Ti. WIATEIBIL —The following is our meteorological
• report for the week eliding eunday:---
white spot in the breast. Answers to the name of I
Lictor. All reasonable expenses will be paid to who- I 2
el • .1
21., Direction State of Weather.
seer has found the dog. Any one detaining it after
of Wind.
this notiee will be prosecuted.—lnformation to be given
at the cace of this paper, Dorchester.
July • •
76 68 W oudy
5 61 58 SW Drizzling rain
8 71 53 N Gloonsy, fine
7 71 66 276 at SW Fine
8 79 66 NA it Fine, rain
9 76 60 N S W :11ot and gloomy, thunder
10 76 66 W& SW *Cloudy, line
CORKITTID TO TIM 1.50681 T COUNTY PRISON.—
Assist a : George Powell, stealing plough chains at
Thorocombe; William Davis, Benjamin Stock. Lewis
Fuller, arsonist Shillingetene ; William Moore, stealing
• watch at Sherhorne.—Horid Loboar : William Shutt
vegranoy at Brid port, 6 weeks; William Green, vagrancy
at Itrelpele. 3 weeks; Henry Ferneth, steeling cabbages
at Wyke, 14 days; John Summers, indult at Portland,
14 days; William Andrews, misbehaviour in Blandlord
onion, 14 days; Jacob &seem, breech of the peace at
Fulham. 14 days' William Watson, assault at Shafts's.
bury, 7 days; George Pafford, drunk, ha., at Canoe
Abbe.. 7 days; Giles Perris, assault at Leigh, 7 days.—
beprismenteal ellery Kelly, drank ho., at Weymouth,
14 days; J hu Bower, drunk at Wareham, 10 dayu
DORCHUTIR COUNTY COURT, Thursday,
There were 55 plaints on the cause list, but the only
one which came before Hie Honour was Glove., pork
butcher, Dorchester, V. Riggs. labourer, Alter, claim of
10s., which had been overpaid on • pig, the weight of
which we, 8 score 151ba. —Plaintiff swore that he paid
defendant's wife £5 10s. 74d ; and the defendant's wife
averred that she wee confilent be did not pay her
so much. The Judge after reviewing the evidence and
the plaintiff's books, said that defendant was more
likely to be mistaken than the plaintiff, and ordered
the money robe refunded by two monthly instalments.
haoc Waltnitnee, tailor, late of
Portland, DOW of Londm, came up for his last examina-
tion and or er of discharge. His liebili•res were set
down as £4731., 0., and his assets at £3lO. After the
%nun questions, the bankrupt paesed, and received his
order of diecharge.
DORCHtisTalt 6TH JULT FAlL—About 2,500 sheep
were penned at this fair. Trade was dull, and very few
changed hands by private dealing. Both Mr. Enloe and
Mr. Symonds held special auctions, and Mr. T. S.
Morgan held his dual weekly sale, so that a large
number of the sheep and come other stock was offered
to public competition. There was • good attendance,
but the general sheenier of keep prevented any activity.
W^thers made from 274. to 524. ; ewes, 254. to 455. ; and
151. to 2.55. Mr. J C Fooks, of Corns. had an
exceptionally fine lot of 200 lambs on offer, and they
readily made 295. 81. each Fat beasts were in short
supply, and made better prioes —reaching shout 13s, a
sa•re. In the hone fair there was a lot of inferior
animals, and prices were low. At the Corn Exchange,
the wheat trivia WWI Is, to 21. lower. For wool buyers
were loth to accept the lower prices offerel this year.
heping for better things at Blandford wool fair on
Saturday. being, Mr. Boon, of Uplyme, did, as
weal, • read stroke of business, at the current rotes.
DORCRIOTTeII SeillooL tip ART.—The works executed
by the etudento in competition for the prize. offered by
the Managing Cominittee have been examined by R. C
Puckett, E q., Head-Manter of the Leeds School of
Art, and the prizes and commendations awarded as
fellows. —t ill painting from Nature. will) • fine sketch :
Mies Alice Heehaw, prim,; Mi.' Mary Emeriti, highly
commended. 2.—Weter al dour from Nature: Mies
Florence E. Gundry, prim,; Miss B. Pantnn, highly
' commended; Miss A. Coombs. commended. 3.—Water
colour from the flee: Mm.. B. Co "Mall. prize. 4 —Chalk
droving from the cast: Mr. Thomas Grey, prize; Mr.
Joseph Dibben, highly commended ' • Ilion Emily B.ily,
iminmented. s.—Chalk drawing from the fist: Miss
Mary Challotte Lock, prix-' ; Miss Laura J. Cowdell,
highly commended ; Mr. T. .1. Payne, commended. 6.
—Outline from the East, Mini Alice A. Good. price,
Miss Jane Mary Lock, higl.ly commended; Miss Rose
Carter, commended. 7. —Outline horn the 6at : William
Last, pros; Charles J. highly cotomeride , W.
L. Pearce. commended. B.—Architecture: Mr. W.
March. eels..
CoIIOasOaTIONAL SUNDAY Scene'. FESTIVAL. —The
scholars of the Congregntional Sunday School had their
annual rustic treat on Thersday last. The scholars
aesemb'et shortly after ten o'clock in their school-room,
and, after singing a hymn, and prayer, they walked with
their teachers to the Great Western Station, en route for
the grounds of R. B. Sheridan, Esq.,whe very generonaly
extended the favour of pot years to the children. The
day was unusually floe, end the grounds presented •
scene of rustic beauty which was shindy charming, and
the delight of the young folks, and old folks also, was
exuberant. The day was occupied with the Usual
sport., swings for the younger branches and crieket for
the older. Tea was served on the ground at five o'closk,
and the only noticeable feature here was the appetising
in floenee of the country on the children, who did ample
justioe both to tea and cake. Sports were again
resumed, until the inevitable boor of returning home,
which all did with great cheerfulnees and evidently
greatly satisfied and pleased with the recreation of the
day. Before separating the lobular§ assembled in front
of the spacious =ninon, and sang a hymn, and con-
cluded with ringing cheers for Mr. Sheridan and his
family. Happily the day peened over without the least
mishap, and at half-past eight the children were all
safely landed on the Great Western platform and shortly
afterwards in their hort.ea.
BIzeANT 8 Brain- UPTuT„— At the Dorchester County
Court, on Tuesday, there was • meeting of creditors in
the case ofJoArt James Bawd, brewer. of Dorchester.
A large number of creditors proved their claims befere
the reeietrar, Mr. Synionde ; the debts were set down
at £3.017 da 21., and the assets at 121,489 24. 11. Mr.
H. Lock supported the bankrupt ; Mr. Weston appeared
on behalf of Mews Williams and Co., of the Old Dor-
aotshire bank. Mr. Weston examined Mr. Bement, elicit-
ing that he balanced his accounts from time to time, but
not vary frequently. Bankrupt entered into exploit.-
lions regarding bill tranaactions. He took off the busi-
ness with the liabilities without Cain: stock, and
agreed to allow hi, mother, Susan Resent, an annual
sum—the gredestest amount she had received in the
coerse of a year was £5O, and the steeliest was £lO.
The various prrofs having been filed, the following
creditors were appointed a o iminiteee of inspection :
Messrs. H. Williams, A. S. Mason, F. Loth, and T. B.
Homey. Mr. William Edmonds, of Southampton, was
appointed the traetee under the henkruptcy. In reply
to further questions from Mr. Weston the bankrupt
said he had no interest whatever in the premises in
which he had carried on bonne... They belonged to
his naother, and, though be paid no stated rent, be
allowed her what she required. The rent was £4O •
year, and whereas in sonislears he did not pay so much
as that, sometimes .in mos of sekness she required
more. The meeting for last examination was fixed for
Thursday, the 4th of August, on which day the County
Court will be held at Dorchester.
Conerr POLIO., rieturday.—Before K Peares Eeq.—
Tramps are not generally persons who deserve mode
tender treatment, and there is no reason to newer
they get excessive petting in Dorset, unless it he those
interesting wand , the eipaies, in the Winiborne
division. However Dorchester goes in for strict
repression of vagrants: A tramp, named Joint James
called at the county police atetion on Thursday evening,
between 7 and 8 o'clock, and asked P.C. Greenstock for
• ticket of admission to the workhouse. The *unstable
4144 not so "green" as his lineage would make appear.
James was an old Mellor, and had been told before that
he had better not call again for he'd get nothieg. 8., he
was ordered off Bakst-less: The miserable vagrant
pleaded that it was three wealth, since he had been
there before; but Greenstook told him it was net nearly
so long, and there was notieket for him. Obdarete
remained the gentleman in blue, and the tramp was
obligee' to take himself off, ruefully pondering on the
prospect
As etheehnreedteaft y mulllying
not
ew
cure in astitch
m supper telthungry
fmy
an a
that
night,
nwhe's lodging, he determined on another course, lie
picked up stow small pebbles, and threw at the station
windows and the gas lamp. He sodeeded in cracking
three panes, the damage to each being assessed et one
penny. Of entree this could not be allowed, and James
was taken into custody. Since then be had been lodged
and fed by the coonty.—His answer to ths complaint
of the police was that he was nearly starved, and had
no money to pay for • night's lodging.—The meeistrate
indicated his opinion of the constable's conduct by
discharging the prisoner.