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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

A WOMAN SPUUTUALISTICALLY CARRIED

TURES MILE&

The Spiritwalist is rather fearful reading. Yr.
Benjamin Coleman in the number for July 15, tells us
eleun witnesses attest that whilst • dark Masa was
being held on the evening of the third of JIM. last, ate
• house in Lamb's Conduit-street, in a room measuring
leave feet by ten feet, the doors sad windows being
rimed and fastened, Mrs. Guppy was brought by invisi-
ble agency and placed in • standing position on the
centre of the table, around which the whole party were
eloaely coated shoulder to shoulder. She wan in • state
of unconsciousness, and in complete dishabille, without
bonnet, shawl, or shoes, holding • household amount
book in one hand, and a pen with the Ink still wet in
the other ; and that she was thus brought bodily, the
witnesses believe, in an instant of time from a room in
the basement of lILT own residence at Highbury-hill
Pork; the distance, In • straight line, being between
two and three miles. Fourteen days before Mr. Herne,
the medium, "was caught away" whilst walking in the
neighbourhood of lalington in open day, and eouveyed
by invisible agency to • room in Mr. Guppy's house at
Highbury, the doors and windows being all closed.
After this we are not surprised to read that gm Guppy
has unequalled mediumistic powers, in • cartels' phrase
At her salaams the writer,on requestlhas been supplied.
with fresh and prcsesved fruits and flowers, 200 or 300
sorts at a time; had pure sea-water brought In a
minute ;snow has been dashed on the table; lee thrown
about in lumps; marked flowers brought from • garden
—all by invisible agency. Pondering those extraor-
dinary facts," says Mr. Coleman, "it appeared to Ina a
logical inference that if hoary inanimate bodies ooald
be transported from place to place, passing through all
obstructima with as much ease as,lif bricks and mortar
were mere vapour. Shuns was no roman why tho same
forou should not tra,sport • human body in like
manner." No doubt, if. Fhen the writer congratulates
himself that he's uut "fettered by sciuotifia edurtatiou."
and winds up by making us laugh—for he tells cui that
Mrs. Guppy, so spirited away, though spiritualistic Is
Dot spiriirel. for she is "owlet the largest and heaviest
women of his acquaintance."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

TERRIBLE TORNADO.

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Dayton was visited on the 9th instant with • ;terrible
tornado, that hurried eight persons into eternity,
while at lead 50 unfortunate souls linger on the brink.
As the tornado was at its height the St. John's
Lutheran Church was holding its Sunday school
service. The superintendent of this Sunday school
had gone upon the second floor of the *harsh to secure
the windows, and had came down into the apartment
where the frightened children were escaping through
the doors. In the panic they had crowded against the
door, and were standing upon each other and press-
ing outward. The storm now lifted up the roofing of
the church, and in its fall through upon the wend
floor brought down its own immense weight. principally
upon that part of the church between the altar and the
eentre of the edifice. Under this fearful wreck were
buried the bodies of the assistant-superintendent and
three others. A bridge connecting Dayton and Brown.
town was oompletely demolished, Some 25 persons
had taken refuge on it from the storm. The bridge
came down with • tremendous crash, burying five moo,
who were extricated in • horribly mangled sondition,
beiddes seriously injuring some 20 other persons. The
hurricane spread throughout the city with relentless
fury, unroofing hundreds of public and private build.
lags, uplifting trees by tho roots, destroying large
quantities of grain and wheat in the suburbs, besides
impeding railroad and canal navigation. Daring the
excitement seven prisoners confined in the *minty gaol
succeeded in effecting their escape. Among the pri-
soners who steadily refused to take advantage of the
opening made by the *soaped prisoners was Tom
whom Yr. Vallandfgham was defending
just :Mous to his death, It Is estimated that the
total loss to public and private property will (mooed
500,000 dollers.—Yew York Herald.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

MB. POOL AND THE POLICE.

Bir Robert Carden has refused to grant summonses
spinet the pollee, on the ground that there is not oven
a pretence for the charge of perjury. Sir Robarl Carden
is an experienced mate, and he has consulted with
the Chief Clerk, Kr. Martin, who is thoroughly well
versed in the law. Therefore we may assume that the
refusal to great the summonses is a right ooncltision
from the affidevits. But the publics do not want to
know If the conduct of the police will sustain an indict.
went for wilful perjury. The question is, did the
pictglie et up evidence against the young man they
ai
with murder, and did they suppress evidence
that told In favour of the prisoner? No investigation
would be so satiefacitory as an inquiry before a court of
justice, wish a judge to expound the law and a jury to
, decide upon the facts. But, If that la impossible, we
' presume the Home Secretary, or the Commissioners,or
Colonel Henderson, con direct an inquiry into the
aoudad of the police. This is equally demanded in the
interests of the public and the police.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

IM, LUMBAGO. SPRAINS,
WISES, ha
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The moot offiscious remedy for 1
Rheumatism, Lumbago. Psi=
in the Limbs, Numbness.
Sciatica. Face-ache, Sprains and
Bruises, Spasms and Cramp,
Stiff Nesk, Stiffness In Joints,
Yrosen lambs, and Chilblains
before they are broken. No
Embrocation ever offered to the
public) has been found more
effectual in alleviating the acute
pains of the above disorders, as
It gives ease after the first appli-
dation. Sold in bottles Is. lid,
, and 2s. 9d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

WOOL MARKILTS.

Ba.AIWORD, July 27.—Tho wool market to-day again ahowe
great firmness, and prices aro, if anything, higher than they
were on Monday last. Some spinners who have been out of
stock, have come Into the market and have purchased for their
imtuediate requircriscuta. A fair consumptive demand is going
forward, and staplers seeing the continual tendency of country
rates to missile.), are in ad cane holding out for higher rates.
LONDON, 27th.—English wool still continuos its upward
course. The advance is not very rapid, but each week some
small improvement Is established, and apparently this is likely
to be the case for some time, as everything points to • perma-
nently higher range of primal than we have known for the lea;
five or six years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

MB. HOME FLOATING IN AND OUT OF
WINDOWS.

John Bird, farmer, of Batoombe, for believing that
an old woman named Griffin mine in at his window by
night, and thrashing tier for her supposed interference
with his slumbers, has been sentenoed to six months'
bard labour,mid Hr. Justice Brett expressed the utmost
contempt for the nonsense involved in the delusion:
But Lord Lindsay, whose faith that Mr. Home can
ey about rooms is tousibing from its very earnestness,
not being led by it to do anything more rash than
describing his &illations in the congenial columns of
The Spirikedia, retains all the privileges of his rank.
Here is his confession :

I was sitting with Mr. Home and Lord Adm., and a cousin
of bit During the sitting Mr. Home went into a trance, and
In that date was carried out of the window in the room next
to where we were and wee brought in at our window. The
&steam between 'the windows was about 711. 61n., and there
was not the slightset foothold between them, nor was there
11:10r0 than a 11-inch projection to each window, which served
m a ledge be put dowers on.
We heard the window In the next room lifted up, and al-
most immediately after we saw Home Boating in the air out-
-001 window.

The moon was shining full into tho room ;my back was to
the light, and I saw the shadow en the well of the window-
sill, and Homes fee about six inches above it. He remained
in this position fore few seconds, then raised the window and
glided into the room, feet foremost, and sat down.
Lord d.dare then went into the next room to look at the
window from which he had been carried. It was raised about
eighteen inches, end he expressed hls wonder how Sr. Route
has been taken through so narrow an aperture.
HOlll seed (still in trews), "I will show you:" and the n
with his back to the window, he leaned back, and was shot
out of thif aperture head flret with the body rigid, and thou
returned quite quietly.
The window is about seventy feet from the ground. I very
much doubt whether any skilful tight-rope dancer would like
to attempt a feat of this description, where the only moans of
crossing would be by a perilous leap, or being borne across In
such a manner ea I havedeeelbed, placing the question of the
light aside.
"July 14, 1871."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

N)V ID 0 W W SLOB'S PILLS,
(wistarls osionia.,)
So long end justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues,
are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
(ha.ing obtained the sanction and opprobation of most
gentlemen of the Medical Profession), as e safe and
.almible medicine In effectually removing obstructions,
tad relieving other inconveniences to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life fr. quently sri,m from waist of exmoise end
gen rd l &Malty of the system ; they great an sppetite,
correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorder,,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the beset ; being
perfectly innocent they may be used with safety in all
seasons and climates.
It is necossary, owing to the numerous Imitations, to
NUN the publio that KICARALIT's is the only original
receipt, and has been prepared by the Kearsley family
over eighty yeasa, Purchasers should see that each
box in waved in &sift paper, and the name, "0.
KFAIUSLIET, is engraved on the Government stamp.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. &LOOMS and SONS, 150,
Oxford-street, London and by all medicine vendors
throughost the country, In holes, price 2s. 9.1 each,
or by post for 38 postage stamps.

DIC II UNTER 'EI Special Lectur Yo. .g
to Youg Men on
HEAL I 11, ITS ItESTORATION, AND lai-py
igARRIAGElt—iVben to marry, with advice to thme who
contemplate pointing out oenain Impedimenta
which render marriage Ills unhappy, awl directions tor their
spsatir ralsOntl. Should be reed by an who value health,
strength. cud ntaoho.vi, and unit to attain a happy old
age. Post free on receipt Of two Amapa. Addreto, Seem
tZy invtitute of Anatomy Itl ntionhem.

g‘w t.LVigtALtTI.S 1)1.', is •••,i . ' •
j his, IS. &L Carte enlarge.l .r, 1 ,•., . •
cabinet, 2a. &lend Carte with Metope, pit.i copits
mg original returned Free. LONDON r 110Tu-OOP lIN 41
00.1"1"j1*. 11.101441146, °Nadia tb. Polyteebnia
and 40, w. sn, Lenges.
D PRIMA &Ws&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

THE ELETHQULKES IN THE PHILIPPINE

ISLANDS.

TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE SWALLOWED UP.
The following is an extract of • private letter from I
lElolio, dated May 23:—We have fearful news from '
Camiguin, • email island near to Miura; five or six
miles only from that coast, and south of Oebn. For
some months they have experieneed a succession of most
violent earthquakes, especially in March last, causing
✓eview that a horse refused to pus to open in the high
roads; but on the lit of this month, on • level plain,
• largo subsidence occurred. At first the subsidence
was gradual, so that the houses declined to a level with
the surrounding plain; then the fall was considerably
aceelanded, and all fell rapidly into the incipient
volcano which has now taken the plum where were
nulling homes. About 150 persons were engulfed. The
eruption of the new volcano has since been so tremen-
dous that the idbabitents have run sway, ehicfly, of
course, to the Delgbouring coast of Mindando. The
inhabitants of the Island previously were reckoned at
25,000; now some 250 only remain purling the property
of the three foreign houses having establishment there:
Gustave Wallis, in the liallischs Zeitassg, under date
of Manilla, the 24th of May, says : On the lit of May,
about five °Vito* in the evening, • tumbling like
thunder was heard from a mottatain near the village of
Catarmio, interrupted by a few violent shocks which
rent the air with reverberations, and which steadily
increased in strength until at lest the ground burst asun-
der and an opening was left 1500 feet long. Smoke and
ashes, earth and stones were thrown op, and covered
the earfsee of the ground far anrhnoar. Them snocooded
a long passe, but only to be followed by • still greater
throe of nature. About seven o'clock, as dark-nom was
approaching, the explosion cams, followed by a shower
of fire. Bad to say, about 200 persona who, tempted by
curiousity, had thoughtlessly °attested round the crater,
were buried under the matter which fell. At the time
of sending off this letter GO dead bodies had been
extricated. The woods over a large area caught fire,
and the flames spreading rapidly and with mush smoke,
drove men and cattle before them. The spectacle is
said to have been frightful
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

evening.

SOCIETIES FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN
KNOWLEDGE AND FOR THE PROPAGATION
OF THE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS.
Tbe Salisbury diocesan anniversary of these two
venersble Church societies wee celebrated on Wednes-
day. There was morning service at the Cathedral at
sight o'slosk, attended by a way large congregation of
Meru and laity. Previoruly to the commeneement of
the anbseqnsat savior a procession was formed in the
oldsters, which entered the Cathedral in the following
eider :—Cathedral organist (Mr. Richardson),chorlsters,
lay Arnim prebendeAse and other ditaries of the
Cathedral, Mshop's verger, chaplain bearing crosier,
Melrose of Salisbury and 11,1nobester, ley vicars, choris-
ters. do. As the procession moved along the well-
known hymn.
onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to mu,
With the Crone ot Jams going on Wore,"
waa mug with Wilds( effect, the congregation stand-
Intl) and =rifling In it as soon as the choir
he
ea t the tune being Si. Alban. After
the Lamy had been intoned the Ictsolt, "The Church's
ne toundatoo,s wee pm. followed by the Communion
Service, the muds being Kyrie and Creed, Jackman, in
nat. At the appointed place the Lord Bishop of
Manelsester (Dr. "Inner) emended the pulpit, and
delivered • sermon from the With, nth, and 30th
serer of the 14th Luke. The offertory amounted to
FAL There was ea evening service at live o'closk. The
amnia anniversary meeting of the motelles am held
lathe °ocean .ekser. There was a very numerous at-
tendants, the Ebhop of Salisbury prodding, The annual
mod showed that the amount edlested dui* the
pest year vas 4574, showing • falling off of CO as
wavered with the preeeding you. During the evening
addresses nem &Eared on the Aisne, work, and
operatices of the seeleties In India. Southern Abbe,
end aim parts of the world by Kr Charles it"ku•
CAL the Boy. J. Cave Browse, late 2:Ersee:i
India I the Van,il”ta Rideau, tit.D.,
eg the Ospe of Geed Hop.l Mr Marks Hobbooan
=Vol a Cabana • and the Lord Nato of
. The colleolicit la aid a the
tub oisoustoi to /a 4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

N AND COMPLEXION.
• ooneentrated distillatien from
elder Sower,. This exquisite
reration hu been so
itticrasly wobbled with other
efficient Ingredients as to pro-
duce one of the most agreeable
sad suutedul remedies for the
ears of Roughness of Skin,
Pimples, Blotches, Chapped
Ups or kande, and other affec-
tions of the akin. It entirely
prevents 'unborn if wood before
rill:ant relmdmpr: ; trl:emoo"mel-
plexion, It is pellotly free
from soy greasy property ; is
most agreeable in the using, and
as • skin lotion is altogether UD-
evaded. Prepared only by
J. Ivan, aat sold la
la. 111. sad b. M. mob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

THE EXILED EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.

Rumours have been In circulation that the Empress
Eugenio is seriously ill, The A trotir Liberal, the
Bonapartist organ, says, however, that though her
Maje•ty has been oompelled to keep her room, her
state muses no saziety. According to the same paper
the Emperor Napoleon has given up his intention of
residing at Geneva, and will remain, with all his house-
hold, at Chisellituit. Another French paper says that
11. rsol de Cassagnse ham lelt France in order to joist
the Emperor, and proosed with him to Switzerland
and Germany.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

PABXSTONL

ST. Perfin'S 80=001.8.—The annual Government
inspection of thes 3 schools took place on Thursday,
July 20th, flr Majesty's inspector arrived in company
with the Bev. J. Parr, Row. B. Coombs, and W. Green,
Esq., treasurer. On entering, the Inspector remarked
on the clean red cheerful sppearanee of the school and
'obelus, and directed the muter (Kr. J. J. Miller) to
put the pupils through their drill. The children then
went through various marching exercises, which gave
great satisfaction. The seholus who were disqualified
for examination by insufficient attendance, were then
dismissed, and the individual examination of the re-
maining children commenced. On leaving, the Inspector
expressed himself perfectly satisfied with the state of
the wheel, stuing that it was in "very good order,"
and that the "discipline was excellent,"
Tug long talked of railway from Poole to Bourne-
mouth was commenced on Thursday. July 21, at Park.
stone, and it is anticipated that the line will be open
for trail* in about eighteen months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

[ON, PAIN AT PIT OF

MACH, U.
' Immediately relieve and cure
Indigestion, Pain after Bating,
Wind, Pain in the Back, Bid
Taste and Dryness ot Mouth in
the morning, Irregular action
of the Bowels, be., arid many
other qmptoms of stomach
diessee. Unlike most pills and
remedies offered to the public,
these pills do not purge the
bowels ;require no cionanement;
use need patients fear taking
*old nor any ill effects, be their
employment what it may. In
the most inveterate and loon
standing cases they are no
sitooessful, as the many
testimonials received fully sub-
stantiate. Directions given with
each bottle. Pries Is. lid.,and
2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

WZYNOTTrH.

Yew:interior Tue.—The fee allowed the public
vaccinator for primary vaccination of infante is is GI, and
that for re -vaccination ts, and this only in mccessful came.
Reny persons when the attempt has failed, wish to have it
repeated, but the fee is even then °say paid if the operation Ls
successful. while some few have had even three trials without
fee, all being ummecemfuL In these rare eases doubtless the
patient would not be liable to mull-pox. Records have to be
kept not only of the name, age, residence, &c., of every
patiankbut the vaccinator must also inspect him or her, to see
whether SIMON has been attained, and In the ease of primary
vaccination, • eartlfloate has also to be sent, so that there Is •
very fair amount of work for the money earned. Vaccination
Is now going on actively In Weymouth, principally through
this (Worm of the district visitors appointed, and during the
27th, and UM instant, about 140 eulenitted to the opera-
tion. Sven primary vaccination had, before the proem stir,
been so much nagiested, owing to no public odloer being
appointed to stimulate the parents, that four months ego there
were 900 children in the district, the vaccination of whom bad
not been certifled,
HOPI 813111 DAV ROROOL.—The anniversary of the
Independent Sunday schools, Weymouth side, was
celebrated on Sunday last, by the singing of hymns by
the scholars, They had practised the tunes for a shoe
time past under the direction of the Rev. W. Lewis,
I andllfr. Croaker, the music used being the Tonic Sol-ta
handbills published by the Sunday School Union, and
containing among them many beautiful tunes from
the American Flamed Songster. The *choler, did great
oredit to their singing masters, for sash tam went
very pleasingly, and although in the morning one (only
one) of the tanas was sung a little fiat, this was
corrected on the other mettMons, and all who aye --
opinion expressed thsmselvm very mush please& The
Bar. W. Lewis preached appropriate sermons morning
=derailing, and in the afternoon the scholars were
examined on the " Ascent of Elijah and the Commission
of Rlisha." They answered questions with intelligence
and promptitude. There are =out 250 scholars, in-
cluding a large infant class, and from 18 to 20 teachers.
0/ =urn there is considerable expense attending such
a school, whish is in a poor neighbourhood. The =llea
hone on Sandy amounted to 0.8 41, 41.
Smarter Kurieci.—On Friday a few of those
gentlemen whom we may sell our Vigilantes Committee
in sanitary nutters, mated Dri Smith's. Amenu _those
present wars : Dr. Smith, Dr. Third, Rev. Talbot
Grim rester, Rev. .1. =mos, Rey. Mr.
. The Maul (Jou MK.), vas also
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

END OF A SCIENTIFIC WAGER.

On Tharaday, at the Eiceondaries's Court. Guildhall,
an action was tried. arising out of a wager between
John Hampden and Alfred Ritual Wallace, the quo.
twn In dispute being whether the earth Is round or Ltd.
Thu bet, which was one of i:1508, was won by Mr.
Wallace, who upheld the common theery, whereupon
Ida opponent publilhed a pamphlet, In which he called
Mr. Wallace Is liar, • swindler, a villain. • thief,
kakre, and an Impeder. Mr. Wallace accordlrgly
bretult an action for
.libel, and judgment having gone
by,ddault, the jury were called upon to auesa
A sum of LGOO was awarded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

SHAFTESBURY.

NINTH MUST Rzri VOLONTZERS.
of this corps, barn obtained his oertifioate of pr..
WINITYINIITSH ItiliolllA.L. —The works in or_
with the erection of the cottage hospital 4,0
good progress.
Suite FAIL—H. movement Is on foot to,.
sheep lair in Shaftesbury. Subscriptions are 00:
and It is expected • good round sum will be e
so that the prizes proposed to be offered form:
may indnoe holders of stock to exhibit. T..i.
lion have Issued • revised list of toll, wilcS e.
long way in supplementing the effort, of

BBIDPORT.

CHORAL FtIITITAL 011-o-raiiestival oh A
easeful character was held in St. Mary'. chord; fir.
Thursday, over 200• singers tallow part ir. the sr
following parishes being represented :—Rridpir,
15, Catberstone 8, Netherbury 18,iCatti4ock 11, fnmi‘
Powerstook 14, klampisham 16, and Maiden
whom seventy-three were ferarles. The ;rester pf.
choristers wore surplices. A procesOon of t::fr.,
surpliced choirs was formed at the rectory, from
welted to the church, each choir being precalel .I,as
bear,ng Its name, As they advanced up the centre,.
chureh a procesional hymn was sung. The stards.:-.•
crowded In every part, the congregation, utw CA
ever wasemblel within its walls, comprisint the as'
dents of the town and neighbourhood.lMvt
menasd at half-past three, by singing the 7... _
rendering of which was very effective. The
toned by the Rev. T. L. Monteflore, rect.: 4?46,_11,1
Leweston, the Rev. Prebendary Brimßev. _
reading the first lesion, and the Rev. G. fi. fir
1 St. Ilary'n, Uridport, the second, The resprosss"-?
and admirabbly rendered, Tallies 13111.1icidol c,
anthem was Mozart*. 12th Gloria, and netting 00,..:7
the beauty of this aplendid composition. The Is,-;
Deus Masereatur, and hymns were cornett).
the greatest credit on Mr. Brown, of Malden Nerwa,:r
master, and on Mr, T, Avant, the omaniit.
~k•••
sermon was preached by the Rev. W. R. It
of All Saints, Clifton, from St. John 01. 1.1 A c
male amounting to £2l 23. 111 The church eat MY)
decorated.

FEARFUL EXPLOSION IN AILERILI
LOSS OF 150 LIVES.

NRW YORK. JOLT 30. The boiler of tbe
Island terry-boat Westfield ..spladed ta-dsl
was at the Naw York Doak crowded with WO'
Oae hundred and fifty persona are said to 1101'
killed.

MONUILL.VTAL SCULPTURE.
BIINTAMIN GRASSBY, Monuo,
Soolptor, Wood and Stone Carver,
MOW" 4eC DIMICH MIER, supplies TO
MONUMENTS, sad HEADSTONES, ia gn.
marble, and stone.
410.Fi Heed rod Origina/ Duigr.
Imperishable Litton e to Solid Load,
HEADSTONES FROM 30s EACi
Marble and other Chimney Pieces to order.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

PROVISION MARKETS.

- -- • -- - -
Of Fresh Butter the supply mono.* equal to the demand,
the quality comes very good. Thu donand is not quite so
urgent in consequence of the Loudon moron breaking up.
Firsts 18s, seconds 141, wart country 164 and thirds 141 per
dozen. Ostend LS. &I and Lis Od.
There is a steady &mend for good and doe quslitles of
Foreign Butter, but the stock ef inferior accumulates. Fries-
land 121e,plckal lots ; lersoy ON to 104 s ; Norsnandy,good
to due 101 e to 1094. extra 1104 to 118 a and inferior 90s to 9110;
Leer Dia to glis per cwt.
Floe Bacon la very arm at advanced prices. Ilambro 841 to
684, landed ; fur prime idssable Wow ford the top pries is 781
on beard. . .

—LAnI I. willing slowly.
lianas meat a moderato demand at quotations.
Thera is a good deal of Chases offering and a fair quantity
Rolling at a misty of prices say from 404 up to 7eo ac.cordlng
to quality, description, he.— 'nno American at bes to Ws aro of
good value.
Eggs in good demand at former pliers. Supply good.
Boma.: Ziougu. Froth, per doe, late lfis. Stnds,l6s 0.1
to —s, Srds .. • . • les Od to Os 04
Ostend.. .. .. per dozen 13a0dto 0. 0.1
Dorset, per cwt.—middling nominal fluo

Kilkenny. 110 s to— f.o.b.
Corkeii:wi lete
Orn urls to4Tbe..l%l.d:olla. to
Cionmel —4 to —I to —e leaded
Limerick .. New lets 110 e 61 difference
Foiunoe—
Friesland ..
Kampen ..
Zwolie
Bosch
ILAland
Kiel ..

110
.. 190 to 114
.. 100 to 114

Emdou Leer.. 91 to 9S
Jamey • Si to 104
Normandy .. 90 to 116
Aularlain

•
Claus Chathiro, 6.0 80. to Sesi WUtehire,rDouble —• to —s
Lumps 70.,, 76s New....66s 74e
Darby pale a coloured 70.,, 80. Thin .60.,, 70.
Berkeley, Thin .781,, New.... 484 „ 60.
Somerset mei Cheddar 76s „ 92s Lod.. —s,, —e
New ....74s „ 76s
Fawns Caws, per cwt. Skim.. „
Edam 691 to 68,1 Chattier, Losf „
Gouda. . 414 „ 62. New. ..74s , 76e
Derby 61e Plum— 88; „
ScsitelsChoddar 60. to 70e
American, new ..... 6os to 661
coax. July 26.—The supply of Butter to our Exchange is
fair. Far the wool coding this day 11,200 firkins were r soared,
eseraging 1870 daily,
The demand for Am qualitles brisk, but for the low qualities
It has become duli.
Prices—We quote Salted 2nds and bids 10, and 4ths le under
last week's ratea
At this day's market 1,800 Arkin, are for inspecUon: Salted
lots fell be.
Prices to.b.--fialted, Ids 119 s Od,2nds 1134 6.1, 3rds lOts 6d,
4th. 99.6 d, 6th, 85. 111, oth. .'..e39 01. Mild lets, 121 s Gd, in&
117. OJ, 3rd. 108 s Cd.
Denims, July 27.—The following were the current prices at
this market to-day :-IlWt butter, por lb,ls ld to le Se d; whey
ditto, 114 d to is Od.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

CATTLE MARKETS.

MXTILOTOLITAII, July 27.—We have a considerable Increase in
the supply of English beast.; the number of foreign Ls rub er
teas than WA week. Trade on the average is not so good, and
a clearance Is scarcely effected. The number Of sheep is larger
than last Thursday, the excess being entirely In foreign. Trade
throughout was not so active as on Monday, and lower prices
were submitted to at the close of the market. Lambs end
calves are selling about the msne as on Monday. Our foreign
supply conants of 370 beans, 0,500 sheep, WO calves, and JO
Per stone of 80e. el d. ad.
Beet Scut+, llonsfords • 5 10 to 6
Best Short-borne .. 6 0 to 6 I
Second quality Boasts • 8 8 to 4
Pigs • 3 4t6
Boat Downs & Ilalf.breds, shorn ... 0 oto 6
Ben Long-.,.0h, shorn • 6 0 to 0
Ewes & second quality, shorn 5 1 to f,
6 81071
Donna at market, 1,410; sheep and 1ara1a,15,200 ; calves,Bll ;
and pqrs, 30
Banner, 471.h.—Market unusually brisk, trade being exoeed-
(ugly good in all departments. No had a short mpply of beef,
only 100 animals being sons over from Ireland A good sisal
of business was done, ben descriptions changing bands at 64e
to 8.5 s per ewe, and inferior sorts at 15; to 76; per cwt. Mutton
and lamb was in request, especially best descriptions, and an
early clearance was effect. Lamb realised from WI to 104
per lb; best welshers, fld to 910 ; and ewes and inferior sorts 81d
to Bfd. A large number of store sheep were penned, but they
wore all sold, there being a good demand for them. There
were not many non mole in the market, and three on oder
were speedily caught up. Not much was dune In usilch cows,
of which there was a moderate supply. The trails su p4s, the
supply of which wee short, was vory brisk, at • considerable
advance on last week's prices, the quotations being—porker%
Us per soon, and bacon pigs, 104 Od.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGE

loud enantg eXiITCSS.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1871,

Donsttstive.

The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury on
Friday last lastiinted the Rev. Charles Mott Roger,,
clerk. MA., to tho Restory of °borne, void by the
cession of the Rev. Frederlok Newman, clerk, the last
incumbent there, on the presentation of Mr. O. D.
W. Diriby, of Sberborne Castle. His lordship on the
same day licensed the Rev. Sponsor Compton Spencer-
Smith, deck, ILA., to the curacy of Symondsbury.
CoiturrriD TO TEM DORSET 0001 ITT PRISON.—
Sarum James Hill, stealing gold leaf and • glarier's
diamond at Weymouth ; Frank Moueridge, stealing
rope at Weymouth. Hard Lsbour : Frank Porter,
assault at Dorchester, 2 calendar months; John Foroe,
assault at Ystminster, 1 calendar month; Sawerd
Willis and James Francis, damaging • lamp at Dor-
chester, 1 calendar month ; Jacob Sailors, drunk, dro.,
at Cane Abbas, 14 days. Zprj. &wad
Sehollar, breach of the peace at Weymouth, 1 calendar
month; Thomas Stone, drunk at Bridport, 7 days;
Mary Trotmsn, drunk at Veymonth. 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

lIING FEMALES.
These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptoms: Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the least emir.
tion, palpitations of the heart.
E=ln the beet and loin.,
ache and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
swelling of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite, great
Logour and listlessness, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
Indicating deficient energy of
Ow system' as the cease, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
I only by A. J. ?MAIM. and sold
Lin boxes la lid and 2.3.2 d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

MUSIC SALOON, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
-
MR. J. ROBINSON
Invitee attention to his Stook of PIANOFORTES and
HARMONIUMS (mew and sesond band) by the best
makers, supplied on the three years' system of hire and
purshaes.
GOOD PIANOFORTES (new) from £22.. per quarter.
HARMONIUMS on the some system.
A SECOND4I iND HARMONIUM. in w.lnut owes,
seven Stops, two rows, to be sold very &esp.
The New COTTAGE HARMONIUM, 5 Nieves, £5 se.
MUSIC STOOLS in walnut and rosewood, it very
low prises.
1 SEWING MACHINE DEPOT. Hand or Treadle
Machines by the best makers from £4 4s.
CROQUET (3 AQUES'S CELEBRATED). in box
complete, reduced to 12a, 61. the set.
SURPLUS STOCK OF MUSIC. A guinea's worth
(marked pries) for 3r. 61. Sent past free on -
of stamps.

receipt

rumorowns LID HAMMON:S lIINAD, RIGULAITD,
AND Ill:PAIRID.
ANNUM :

J. ROBINSON,
MUSIC 841d0011. 901WHISTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

MONEY M•REMT

There is no new feature in the money market—the supply of
saplud centinues excessive, whilst the demand for it (although
more active) is still of only a moderate characters. FBA class
paper is taken at 11 per cent in the open market. On the
Stuck Exchangeadvances on British Government securitles are
made from day to day 01 1 per cent.

HAY AND STRAW.
fistinriata, July 27.—There were good supplies on sale here
to-day. For both hay and clover tho demand was inactive, at
drooping prices. Straw however remained firm. Prima old hay,
110' to 161 : Inferior ditto, 100,10 120 s ; new bay, 100 s to 1114
prime told clover, 161 to 167 s Od ; Inferior ditto, 131 to 140, ;
new clover, lblts to 130'; and straw 61s to 00s per lead.

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SHOCKING MIJIWKE OF A OHILD.
At the Rioter assizes Zensh Maynard was .barged
with the wilful murder of her infant. In May lest the
prisoner gave birth to an illegitimate child, mid when
apprehended she produeed the body of a male algid,
with the head and one leg miming. She acknowledged
that she bad cut the head and leg a and burnt them.
The body was covered with cots, and there was also
large braise between the shoulder'. The doctor who
CiIIMULD44 the body said the lungs were fully inflated,
and alter the usual tests he came to the °cachalot' that
the child was born alive, and had a separate existence.
The jury found her guilty of manslaughter, and she
was sentenced to ten year's penal servis.

Hour,WAY'S Ofirrriint anD PILLS. Glandular
swellings in the throt, neuralgia, tie dolorous,
rheumatism, gout, lumbago, and other diseases affecting
the glands, 01010itd, laud nerves are permanently eradi-
anted by this healing-anti-febrite, and soothing unguent
It Ii almost a perfect remedy for all akin diseases, sod
superficial or deep-seated sans; which soon loos their
angry obstructer, under it. waling bandanna rations:
The Pills have never bean administered either by
bespitel or Drivels peeetttiottee =Os as Hier
implant IrUbsat peottaalog the resat;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

LLNGTON ILATRAVEBB.

Muir FErusagat flomnirr.-0a Thursday, the
annual festivel of the Langton branch of the above
aodety, was held, the Seepage ant Worth branches
takiog pert In the proosedinge. The prooesden,
heeded by the Sesame volunteer artillery band left
Leeson Gate at 215 p.m., and then proceeded to
Langton Church, where a sermon was preached by the
Rev. O. illuitnan, Rector of 13arford, Wilts. At Ave
o'clock a public tea took place at the Beater's garden,
=goo, of which a large company availed themselves.
the evening addreeece were delivered, glees
sung, and dame music played at intervals by the band.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

Wllt BORNE.

BODDIE DEATH. —On Monday evening Mrs. Gossling,
daughtor of Mr. Bert, painter, of thin town, and only
rccently married to • young man in Mr. Bart's employ,
suddenl oomphlnod of Wag unwell, and fell down
dead, had beentotit in the town only an hour
previous to her death, the suddenness of whir& is attri-
buted to heart disease.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

TERRIBLE IMPLOSION.

A terrible exploaio2 of petroleum hal just taken I
place at Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine). A large quantity had
been received by MIL bliwials an l Loyavamenr. in the
Rue Pr6.liotte, and bad boon pisool in a warehouse,
when the following morning it became isnited, and blew
out the front of the building, at the same time setting
fire to the interior. A lady and her little boy who wore
passing wore both killed, the head of the Maid being
carried away. Other persons were injured, and the
greater part of the warehouse was burn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

LYTCHET MINSTER:

NATIONAL SCHOOL—The annual examination of the
school took place on Fridayand the attendanoe exceeded
that of any former year, there being nearly 140
children present. The Inspector vu the Rev. W. F.
Tr hew Pending the report from the Committee
of Council, we are unable to give any opinion as to the
actual results of the examination, bat if we may judge
from the entry made on the master's certificate we
should say there Is every reason to anticipate • (scour.
able report. The entry alluded to was as follows :
'' Mr. Plenty Foot Is a hard-working and pslnstaidng
tearer and his efforts are attended with satisfactory
results.o During the par six years this school has very
much Increased is the attendance of children, for In the
school year coding June 301 h, 1866, we find the swage
daily attendance was only 47, whereas the average for
the year just pared was 86.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

SEED MARKET.

The last few day. ha* ban ICY rave...whie few tho rnaturini
and harviwtioc or ...A., which ha.' had a hardeniug effect upon
prices. We have had a considerable quantity of new Triloliunt
incarnatnm on oder, which ha. lowered prime Cs to 6, per cart ;
also slew sample@ of rine new rape, which solid readily at about
20* per qr ler than the old realised. Bed and whit* cloves,
hardly any on oder, and with trt4oil hell for a further advaaws
of 2.4 to Ile per cwt. Canary, PA per qr dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

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sarpridon eflicaoy accompany
each boxorith which full direc-
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boxes, 7ed., Ist lid., and N. 91.,
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-01

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