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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

WEYMOUTH ToWN COUNCIL

A quarterly meeting of the Town Council WLI
tailed for Wednesday morning last. The knowing
attended: Ceuraillors Rock,, Robert., Vertne, Brown,
COMMiIIII. Webb, .1. Tigard, Haien, Dyer, Weleford,
Ayles, with F. C. St-ggall, Esq.. Town Clerk.
Tho xalayor (J. TITAIID, Esq.), said he was present
at the r, quest of the Meyer. elm on amount of his
abeenee on the c-mtinent last week, did not remember
that • iparterly meetirg of the Corporation was to be
held that day. It wee fixed to be held, by Act of
Parliament, and, therefore, it was necessary to be
trailed. The Mayor had, therefore, asked him to pre•
side, and to iv quest the Council, 'fit was cnnveni.nt for
them, to adjgurn the matting till neat riaturday. at 10
o'clock. The Mayor bad • greet many imitirtant mat-
ters to speak id, about which he (Mr. Tiaird) knew
un•hing,omething rib..nt Relearn, he believe I.
The Pottnall meeting was then adjourned.

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Mr. Ta said he would ask the meeting to follow
thst with an adjournment of the Local Board. The
only thing he would Mk them to do before they
adjourned was with reference to the pathway between
the Nothe and Bind , and he would suggest hat
a eommittee undertake to report on the stoppage of
thst pathwar, awl also with reference to the encroach.
went at Dock Stet*.

--iles•rs. Ayles, Buck, and Venue were appointed the
oonunitt,e, and the B4ard than adjourned WI Saturday
morning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Purbeck Herders will meet on Monday at
Lofton; Thursday, 17th. Grange Heath—sE
The East Dorset Hounds will meet on W. &mislay
at St. Gum'.; Thursday. Belobalwell— at 11.
Mr. Itsdelyffe's Hounds will meet on Tuesday (this
day), Fryermayne ; Fiiday, 180, The Knoll, Code
Mullen—at 11.
Lord Poltisnore's Hounds will meet on Wednesday
at Portesham ; Friday, Frampton Village ;, Satur-
day, Corseunilse— at 11.
The Blaskinore VA:fa Foxhounds will meet on T0...L1T
(this day). Henstridge Ash ; Monday. 17th,
Totnel Corner; Friday, 18th, Walbridge Gate—al
11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

DEATH OF A CHILD IN A TRAIN.

On Friday morning the wife of • ahoemaker. named
Northoyer, of Broadmayne, left Weymouth by the
9 a.m. Great Western train, for Dorchester. ew route
for horn.. Mho had with her an infant, five months'
old, which appeared in good health on enterinz ihe
rvilway carriage. It was well wrapped on to protect
it from the inclemency ef the weather, and the mother
thought it slept on the journey. On arriving at
liorchegter it mug found to be ile.d. Dr. Aldridge we,
cane'. It geemed that the thild had been under his
medical treatment, and, as he was of opinion it died
from natural muses, no ingnoat was held.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

BRITISH
ORN-FLOUR

Is PREPARED FROM RICE.

RICE is the Staple Food of more than Three
Hundred Millions (300,000,000) of People.

COLM AN'S
BRITISH CORN-FLOUR,
Now in Domestic Use, is unequalled for Blanc-
Mango, Custards, Puddings, Cakes, Soups,
dc., and is the most wholesome and easily
digestible Food for Children and invabk.
111111111X07111•14.

mown; LARICESTER, M.D, F.8..8., says
"Race-Flout is Corn-Flour, and I regard
this preparation of Messrs. Colmar
Oa superior to anything of the kind
now before She public."

ARTHUR HILL HABt3ALL, M.D., observes
" I find it to be perfectly pure and most
carefully manufactured ; it forrnA an
exceedingly digestible and wholeams
article of diet."

CRARLEt3 A. CAMERON, M.D., also states :
" I have never tasted anything of the kind
more agreeable in favour or eo Nay
digestible."

SHERIDAN HITSPHATP, M.D., Professor it the
Liverpool College of Chemistry, writes
"I can highly recommend it as a paistlbl",
and very digestible and nutritious food.

ashilaed
I.alai a• Gr."rMlXlll.7lllogllterpriT,l64"; Prh4.l4
J. COLMAN, LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

CHILD MURDEK AT soMERTOK.

At the edjourned inquest touching the deathfcif the
newly•hore shad found in a well At Long Acre-lane
Somerton, John Laroorube &lewd that on Sunday
the lird of January, be went to the well for water
and in taking up the mimed bucket be noticed some.
thine like a scum on the surface of the water whieli,
on further examination, proved to be pieces of rotten
flesh. if. then examined the well (which is over 40 It.
in depth) more closely, and observing something at the
bottom, he managed, with the aid of Emily Tuttiett,
to pet the bucket underneath, and bring up what proved
to be the body of • fine female child, fully developed,
but in a state of decOmposition. The polies were Pent
for, and took charge of the body. Mr. Clement
Edkine, surgeon, said that he had made a post mortem
esamination ; that he removed the heart and Inns%
and placed them in a buelvt of water, when they
floated with the heart attached, thereby proving that
the child had ben boru :dive. The surgeon further
Alva it .t there waa a deep wound in the throat,
and from the examinetion he had made he was fully
convinced that the child came to its death by violent
tHrone, Pimp jylry con-ult a few ,ninir..t, and re.
turned a verdict of " Wilful murder against some
permn or persons unknown." •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

CERNE ABBAS.

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1110HWAY BOARD.— Frnm the annual financial
statement of the Cern° Highway Board, just pub•
lashed, we find the rateable value to be
£54,218 IS., 5d.; the length of highways, 138
miles; tbe. Femmes for the year, including balances,
£1.120 17s. 101 Es penditurei— M anus! late •nr,
£4113 Oa. ltd. ; team lab-or, £127 16s. 74d.;
materials, £l4 4a, Sd. ; tradesmen's bills,
£24 16.. 34d.; improvements, £194 13s; salaries,
&a., £l7l 95.; other payments and balances overpaid
last year, £29 7s. 2a.--total, £1,013 7s. 51
CIMIS Uswar.—A special meeting of the Board
of Guardians was held on Wednesday for the pur•
pose of electing • master and matron for the work•
house, the late master, Mr. Robert Curme, who hod
faithfully carried out the duties of his office for 23
years, having reoently died. There were only •
few applicants, and Mr. William Pearce and Miss
Hibbs, the schoolmaster and mistress of the Wey•
mouth union, were unanimously elected, and will
enter on their duties the beginning of nest month.
An application was made to the Board by the widow,
Mrs. Curcio, for a superannuation allowance, but
the matter was postponed for further consideration.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

'HAY AND ST RAW.

Mr. Charles Jam";itaid;;; -rep-o-rts the supply short and the
trade vow dull, st about late quotations : -Prime meadow
hay, 75e. to bat; interior ditto. Me. to 70'.; rowen 50e. to 65a;
prime clover. 115 a. to lens. ; inferior ditto, 100. to 11th.;
prime aecond-cut clorer, 100 e. to 110.; interior ditto, Ns. to
00i.; straw. Ns to lea per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

MAIDEN NEWTON.

Tug Cann tlutctug.—We understand that the
woman Rolls has been summoned to *pp.''r before
the Dorchester magistrates nest Saturday, for M-
using her illegitimate daughter, Elizabeth Jane
(1.-It who, 'after • beating, went and drowned
haraelL

BRIDPORT.

INQUIRY AT BRIDPORT. —The town of Bridport
has recently hada visit paid to it by Dr. Buchanan,
one of the medical inspectors of the Privy Council.
It appears that numerous oomplainto have been made
of the manner in which local sanitary affairs are
conducted; and as Bridport baa before been looked
after by the Government, we hope that, should the
authorities still prove obstinate, the compulsory
powers given to Government in such matters will be
speedily put in force.— The Lancet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

PORTLAND.

TRII Wiwi) blew fearfully from the eastward on
Sunder last, anti aev• rAI camels which were not ae,well
anchored drove from their moorings. About two deice k
the Galata brig Angelic., N. Con.tantine master, from
ntwerp •co Syr+, laden with railway sleepers, iron, and
abut., went on chore oath° sandb.nk opposite Passage.
A lerret wan launched, and in about an hoar and a half
reached the vessel, an I lthrled the crew ol 10 men at
Pmwage ROOM, leavine a Portland crew on b I. Five
small graft went on shore near Portland Castle, and
between the Ferry Bridge and the Railway stations,
wore two sehooners in dengerou. positions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

BUTTER _ MARILLTS.

Devine. Thureday.—The toiletries were the current prime
at tMm market today butter, per lb., la 4mL to la
whey ditto, I Od. to Oa. Od.
Lomeori, Friday.—le the value of butter very little change
ham taken place. Bacon is rather cheaper, and lard con-
tinues depressed. Friesland butter Co quoted. 1301. to 1384.
Cheshire Cheese, ma to ; double Gloucester. Ma to Ins •
Cheddar, so, to smt... American, 684. to 76a; York Hams, 13135:
to 11b.; and Irish, gas to 112 a per eat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

IPARIIIN GOPERATIONS.

A ryfislN WIISATS.—in early spring it may be well to
fill up. blanks In the Wheat field, taking oars to. leave
the newly-sowo Het in • proper seed.bed for brairding
vigorously. Now also, me pt in frost and snow. is •
good time for sowinl guano, or any of the salts of
ammonia, lie., should the land requiring manuring.
A Peoria tiltED-stu is the watchword "of the
farmer at thie seamii, and to bad and early to
rise" his "sheet anchor," without which it is nopuless '
I to starry on high farming successfully in our fickle
climate.
THICK MID This SISDINq icons of the controversial
topim of the seas in, but if farmers would atudy and test
tho vitality of their se 1. the pbillsophy of a good seed-
bed, sod the arithmetic id their bushel and broad 11C101,
the equiuoctiai pies so coalmon wou'd b huahed into
a calinn. The number of seeds vary—for mei ealculo-
tion soy 500,000 in a bushel of Wheat, whieh at 2
bushels of seed per acre would give I,otKt.ooo plants, it
thii all sprout and gr Tuere are 6.272, 640 'roars
Inches and 4:1,501 *goitre feet in an acre. 'I hroeing
mile the odd 272,64') square inche6. this would give
one plant for every 1 square inches, or 24 plants to every
square foot, thick seering. BO If ti,4lf the need cited,
and if half the plants from tb6 remainder are tiohly •nd
die after Wei:died, Wm, is the difference hetw. La thick
and i bin seeding? Obviously bad heed, with perhaps a
worse wedilwil at this semen
LLCM Cows, wl ether newly waved or heavy in calf,
require careful attention to their respective wants.
It is an old saying OM a true one, that" • good mulch
cow is never dry ; for when :be sissies to fin the pail
it iv that she may supply the wants of her calf." and
the truth iif the adamiabould be practical') exemplified
jest now ; the plain truth is simply this, that the cow
should be as well fed, and kept in as good condition
when she is supplying her calf, as when oho is filling
the pail.
CATME OF ALL SORTS eontincio So require the moat
vlrilant attest on. The increase of light and tempera-
ture gloss a stimulus to animal life, bone, nerve, and
musele, no that care retraires to be taken that the
daily demands of cash and • suitable supply in the
food eocantned,•otherwiee the upshot will be unfa-
vourable. None of our dameeticated animals enjoy
more the invi.torating influence of the lengthening
day than the pigs and poultry. If neglected hitherto
lice breiu to grow amazingly, a p rfuct torment to
animals at all kinds, pigs and poultry not etoeptel.
Various washes have been proposed, but the best is
an improved diet with the free use of the curiPycotub
and brush. Keep fattening sheep.pens dry. Give au
increase of cake, corn, and hityiehaff to sheepfolds as
they require it. In wet season. theepfoldiug is •
barbarous practice, end should be given up fur pens
tinder *over.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

Porset Conntti Crints.
TIMBDAY, FBBRUARY 15, 187(),

nottcaEsTEß.

Mr. Hrurort Mosso, the newly-appouffed blab
sheriff, has appointed Ur. F. T. Johns, of Blandford,
his under sheriff.

" THR FRZIMILSON'S CALRIPIDAR FOR Tell PROVIRCE
on DORIRT."—Mr. IL Line, and the P.O. Secretor, (th
whom the merit of compiling this calendar is due), have
between them produced an eseeediailv attractive and
useful little book, nicely printed in blue ink on toned
passer. To every )1.110011 in the province it is bias.
presable.

Witar FoaDillOrOS &BOOM—The committee of the
West Fordington day and Sunday schools, last Tuesday
exhibited a "Christmas tree" in the sehool.room for
the benefit of the schools and also the Zenon* mission
in India. It wee laden with a variety of articles, con-
tributed mainly by the Rector (the Rev. C. J. Bird).
Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Lonnon, Mrs. Good, Mrs. Reginald
Smith, Mrs. Vaix,y, Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Steelo, Mrs.
Gill, Mrs. Lock, and Miss Fnige. Owing to the bad
weather, end due publicity not having been given to the
meeting, the attendanee was but small, and the proceeds
amounted to only about EIS.
Ten Ws.cregn.—The following is our meteorological
report for the week endlnq Sunday lest
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

MI SEARCHING AND HEALING PROPIRTIVI AU

AIIOWN AND Rgorntri inau InROUOIIOI7i
THE WORLD.
The number of years this invaluable Ointment hal steed
test of public opinion (the longer known the better sem.
elated) is a teetimony of Heel( more convincing Mau uylg
Used could be written In praise of its truly wonderful Mktg
=riln the cure of bad legs, bad breasts, rum mask
cer.sL its effect is marvellous. For ringworm, sisktamt,
scrofula, and diatom of the skin generally. there is so midi
to be compared to it. When assiduously rubbed erm lb.
Ulu (previously well bathed with warm water) this Dismal
111 quickly absorbed into the rfa4Mll. and clasesa, ta
passage, every part to which it is applied

GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, 'BRONCHITIS, xuxn,
QUINSEY. SORE THROATS, AND DIPTHERA.

•
In say of the abcn c dhows, immediate and piewaswt
relied Is obtained by effectually rubbing this &terra Otn•
mint, twice a day, upon the no*, chest, and hack. It sis irm
the very mansprlnp of life; for through the flan& Fee ai
DOW natter required for the body's reparaum sad
particles detriment& to It, preeerration. The oi:desist. me
conjointly with Holloway's Pins, win set so isardiallfiT aid
certainly as to effect cure' in the most hopeless aat

BAD LEO IL BAD BRBABTS RS , AND ULCILLTIO
OF ALL KINDS.
Them is no medicinal preparation in the world which my be
$o thoroughly relied upon. In the treatment of Os don
alimente, as Holloway's Ointment. Nothin.: ose w
or sate as the =WWI' in Which it is applied, or iu mem es
the body, both locally and oonetitudOnaliy. The ummset
rubbed around the part ideate', miters the porn pot as NI
enters moat. It quickly pole/twee to Ulu souroi ol Mud
and drives it from the Nyiamn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

BFAIIINSTEB.
RIP. Snuwezzatze, —one at least —have been
recently gathered by Mr. Watt& ot the Three Horse
Shoes inn, Nominator Bottom, in his garden.

BRIDPORT.

A DAY SCHOOL has keen established for Allington
parish, under the provisions of the new Education ACE
It worn opened last week, end 85 children ore already
entered on the books.

KILL= BY PAINT. —Three yearling heifers, belong-
ing to Mr, H. Matthews, were in Mr. Iterens's field. and
band a pot oontalntoji quantity of paint, which was
left by a man who had been brightening up the gate.
Taking kindly to it, they swallowed eo muah that
in • short time the trio died.

MUNICIPAL ELOCIIOI. —The election this year has
terminated in • decided victory for tile Liberals. In
the North Ward, Dr. Bay, the only retiring Conser-
vative candidate, retired, and in the South Ward Mr.
Templeman was the only retiring Conservative. He
offered himaeLf for re-eleetlon, but was opposed by Mr.
W. Swain, who was defeated last year. From the coup
menoernent of the poll to the close the Liberals kept
the lead, and at four o'clock the following was the
result :—North Ward--Mr. James Williams, 323; Mr.
J. T. Stephens, 275; Mr. H. M. Stembridge, 256 ; Mr.
Robert Hounsell,B 40. South Ward—Mr. B. P. °wary,
464; Mr. William Swain, 445 ; Mr. T. IL Edmunds,
334 ; Mr. James Templemaa, 229. This quite reverses
the decision of the ratepayers last year. On that occa-
sion three gentlemen in each ward ware returned in
opposition to the water question. Mr. Templeman
consistently voted in accordance with the voice of
the people, and they have now distinctly said that ho
did wrong. Of course there will now be no opposi-
tion to the Introduction of water.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

WittOW.

SLUMMY CATRIDILLL.—This nave of this Cathedral
in which Divine service is now held daring the restora-
tion of the choir, is about to be lighted with gas on the
same principle as lb. Cathedral at Gloucester. The gas
Jets, WO in number, will run along in a straight line
immediately above ths arches on °Leh side of the nave.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

STARCH MANUFACTUREIN

TO H.R. H. THE PRINCESS (Jr WALIK
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Exelusively tued in the ROYAL LICYDRY.
The LADIES are respectfully informed that thu Stu=
Ii excluaively used in the Royal Laundry, a= fiat
Majesty's Leandro= ea" that although slam ha tdel
WHZATIN Rice, and other POWDlBSrataam, its has
found noes of them equal to the Gt=otteta, whisk is
he finest starch she ever used.

PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR rra
SUP ESJORITI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

the voles regarded wen

Hudson
Stone
&Mon
... 69 MUlas
During the afternoon coasiderable excitement pre.
railed, but no disturbance took place, the " chair on
each aide was takes and received good hamoardly. At
four deka the poll closed with eminent gamest for the
Liberals, five out of the six returned being of that
party. At five o'clock the ward aldermen (Messrs.
Game and Bethen) declared the Mete of the poll to be
as follows :

-79
... 76
... 73

Ppriz

BOOTR KART WARD. NORTII WV= WARD.
1
Blanchard (C) ... ... 287 Lb:iliac (L) ... 310
Buckley (L) ... ... 285 &dean (L) ... 260
Hamilton (L) ... ... 268 Bilis (L)... ... 253
Penney (I) ... ... 250 Stone (0) ... 26
Barnard (L) ... ... In 1 )iilli= (6) ... 179
Slcall (I) ... ... ... 167 Oakley (0) ... 161
Taplea (C)... ... ... 0

After the dealarstion five of the succeestal candidates
returned thanks Ansi Lt great :10i110 and confusion, and
• vote of thanks (proposed by Councillor Blanahard)
was accorded to the soen End M421:4110111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

PLRKBTONE.

7°411 men of the village in oonjtmetion with
others ot riper years have established a reading room
here, whist:tie well attended and supplied with daily
sad weekly newspapers and other publications salmi-
listed to improve Ute mind. On visiting the establish.
meats fee evenings Abe% we aere much pleased with
its internal erransteumota Bitting round the tables we
ohrtm4 • 1100(117 'pet bb* young mon sad several
old grey beards d wise all gravity the
=levents' it is to be hoed that the aritebliebe
11111 OSMAN to loozia.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

flampobtr t .
_.__

A CHEERING Caor.—On • geld of about 13 acres,
Mr. Raves, of Amour'ld, near Romaey, has such an
abundant growth of mangold thet it is estimated it
will realise £403,
Tan foot-and.nionth disease now "Beate 9391 cattle,
14 sheep, and 639 pip in Halite,
Paourto Porauss.—From four pounds weight of
Paterson's Bovinia, planted last spring, Kr. Pester, of
Marybash, Old Shirley, has lately got 7i bestial/ of
very ins potatoes, somo weighing over 2ilbs. each.
THE Corporation of Southampton and Portsmouth
have voted addresses of congratulation to her Majesty
on the approaching marriage of the Prineess Louise.
Mr. Gummi, barrister of the Western Oiroult has
been appointed Recorder of Southampton, the position
having been rendered vacant by the promotion of Mr.
Montague Bens, Q.C., to the Recordership of Bristol.

BOURNEMOUTH.
Ab enormous skate or thorbask, weighing 140th.., was
taken in the bay last week by Mr. Henry Cutler. flub-
monger of this pima.
I THE mprovement Oommiasionerslhave postponed ad-
vertising for designs for the proposed pleasure grounds,
till inquiries have been made as to the intended loan
for the work and also for • oemetery.
YOUII9 Ullll% INETITUTI.—An entertaining and In-
structive lecture was given in the Institute on Thursday
evening by the well known lecturer. Mr. Joseph Drew,
of Weymouth. Subject, "Mary, Qseen of Soots."
POCEEDOWE fererrrrurz.—An entertain-
ment, consisting of music, singing, and readings, was
given in the schoolroom at Pokesdown on Wednesday
evening. The alisir was taken by the Rev. T. Anderson.
The room was well filled.
ST. PETER'S Canace.—Tles masonry of the tower is
finished, and now it is desired that • new organ be
planed in the lchurch. This would cost EMU. and the
present instrument ie valued at 000. A parochial
society has been formed to enlist lay help for the
elergy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

USE ONLY THE
GLRNFIELD STARCH
TEM QUERN'S LAUNDRESS USES NO arm

KAYS'S W °SMELL'S PILLS

PEE LIVER is justly credited with being as
I. muse or many aomplainte. If Inactive, or me el
order, it becomes enlarged or irritated, prodigy'
Bilious Complaints, Jaundice, Bickner, Derr a
Spirits, Irritability of Temper, ko. If mire& a
swiss of what is called Liver Complaints is praised,
hat render life insupportable. KATB'S WOZWILLII
PILLS have been found of the greatest vales lii
disorder of the liver, restoring the organ to rag*
health, and renovating the Byrom.
Sold by all Chemists sad other Dealers in Bret
Medicines, at la lea., 61 and h. 64. Whinals
Doper U, Bresdrtroet. Loudon.

THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

WIIBORNE.

Pm! 818810ss, Fnlay.—Prosent—Rev. Cur J.
Glyn (Chairman). She E. A. Greathed, Bert. General
Michel, Colonel Paget, aa.d Its, J. U. Austen.
ell:IILTT TO • HOlAL—Janes Warr/arm, of Poole,
was charged with cruelty toe horse—P.C. Bennett on
24th October, was at New Town, Hinson, and saw the
defendant's horse outside the beerhouse. The horse
went on from 150 to 200 ',lards on the road. Defendant
went after it, and beat it very cruelly about the head
all the way beck.—Fined ?Oa ineludmg ooets.
Willifins Coordw, also a/ Poole, was charged with a
offense, by overloaling • horse in an unfit state.
—Fined 10,. including (WEIL
Jana Fry, Mark Seaways, and Thimu Hoare, of
Corfe Mullen, were ohargel with assaulting John Snow,
an old man upwards of 70 years of age, who, with his
6iste r , aged 92, rendes in an old wood bones, near the
tollgate. On the 19th October complainant was near
his own garden gate, when two stows were thrown at
him by Fry, and a large number thrown at his house.
Whilst putting up the stutters, several more were
thrown, and ho nurowly rasped being hit by them.
Fry and &always were fined 10s. each, including costs,
the charge against Hoare being dismissed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

BL ANDFORD.

&when Diarri.—On Sunday morning lad, a man
named George Parsons, onto( the porters atthe Bland•
ford railway station, who for a short time past has
boon in indifferent health, was suddenly seised whilst
in bed, and findieg something was +num suaxided in
getting into • chair by his bed aide. When after
vomiting • greet quantity of blood, he expired within
Ave minutes. Deceased has lefts wife and largo family
to lament his loss. Lie has been employed, with only
▪ short interval, at the Illandford station since the luse
was opened.
MUNICIPAL lts.ncrton.—The election for the Bland-
ford borough took dam on Tuesday teat, and excited
muds more interest than has been seen amonget the
burgesses for a very long time. The retiring members
were Messrs. S. Abbott, C. J. G. B.
Lawrence, and J. Gorge, the latter of whom, although
nominated, dedined standing • contest The gentle-
men nominated in addition to the retiring members
were Mr. 8. Train, Kr. H. W. Abbott (who refused
to stand), Mr. K. Byers, and Hr. John Barnes. From
the commencement of the polling dr. B. Eyers took
the lead, which he held to the last. The result was
—Mr. Eyers, 86; Mr. 8. Abbot. 71; Kr. C Henville,
65; Mr. Lawrence, 67; Hr. Barnes, 44; and Mr. Train,
22s
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

l=tungth
"cried.

e Third clam from all stations between WI and
Trowbridge inclusive to all Malone between 1 and
Landon. A Train (eaves Weymouth (Sunday. 1) at
10.10 a.m., erriving at Dorchester at 10.10. g Wlll slop hem
on Fridays, and on other day. when raqvircd to take up
re for Chippenham and stations beyond. S A train
=aNsrymouth at 9.15 pan., arriving at Dorchester at 8.46,
Maiden Newton at 9.6, levershot at 10.0, and Yeorli at 10.50.
wean here
11.21
A.M.

DOM'

TILAUIS.

Class.

London
Windsor
Belding . •
Liverpool L
Chester . ......
Shrewsbury
Manchester L. B
Wolverhampton
Birmingham B. H
Leamington
°Word .....
.............
Herelord
Oloucor
Cheltenham
Swindon
_ .

Exp.
L.U.
(1146
10 10
111 to

Stimm!&.7 •-••

10111ISTR.
1,2,S ,1,2,3
.. SO
57
30
.. 0
.. 40

146
10 10
4 10
440
90
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

WAREHLY.

Filth —no are-bell alarmed the inhabitants os Wet
motley morning. A fire arose 111 • cottage oommieg
a man named Hugh Beggs. one of • row lettered sem
the West Walls. It appeers Beggs had some lied
potatoes', in the roomer of las bed:lroore went op to lash
at them, st the time baring his pipe an his
when some of the fire must have dropped Out, mid t 4
bedclothes became ignited. Fortunately it was gm.
coeered ta fore it reached the rod, sod peei",o7
sztinguished•

CURT Lewr.—Theadjourned meeting was held oe
week, and a eoterereation took plass respoetlng tko Teel
whieb,under the pretense of repstring, kers teen
pared away very coneide.ably for about a qua*
an acre. It seemed that the Mayer said chs,
directed two men namod Woolfries to repair the is.
bankment near Mr. Skewer's school, and... he eft
"no doubt they did more than be oedema," ler eteee
he thought they ought to be summoned. —Mr. Z.*
man stated that the Mayor for the time being wee
trust. eof the town walla. He (Mr. Yardman) et.
jailed, as • comic-nes, to the walls being repotted
11.. manner it had been done. According to what b.
had heard, a treat quantity of turf bed bees %keg
swey.—Mr. W. Spicer said that be and others west se
see what had been done, and they found that the en
bed rolled up about 30 .lota of tart said removed Ow
What had become of that turf I—Mr. Bibb*, the an,
ward, said the men stated they were going to lay thew
on the walla. He aaked where, and then they told Hs
in a certain gentleman's garden. On making lipest
the turf was found partly at the foot of theta week,.
tikewes's, and the rest buried in a bole. Alter tee
the jury impacted the town, and on their retire, tkey
pimented" Mr. George Hibbs, the hayward,ke
allowicg people to remove turf from the wills,.. ewe.
ing considerable loss to horses belonging to the eines
of common rightv, and stated that they oonsidered
parties ought to be rummooed by bun for so ding.
The Steward ordered the presentment to be curial
alto effect. The following officers were sworn :-Oss.
stable.: Mr. W. Jenkins and Mr. J. Broil.; Bred.
weighers, Mr. R. Hooper and Mr. A. Vye ; Ale Twin
arid Carnivals, Mr. J. Beer and Mr. C. Beale; Sob
veyors of Ch,mneys and Mantels, Mr. C. H. Care MI
Mr. J. Trencherd • Hayward, Mr. J. Hibbs ;Statism,
Mr. C. Beale, Bailiff of the Court, Mr. J. Framples.
The stavengering was submitted to elution by
Beet, and was purchaled by Mr. Beale for five guinea
—The jury dined together at the Red Lion hotel,
under the pruidency of Mr. C. Yearsley, with /AL F.
Meraliallsay in the vioe-chair. Some remarks were wide
about the borough refuse being gathered by others thee
the authorised scavenger, and it was resolved that eay
person detected should be prosecuted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

LONGFLEET.

itocrnorr.—On Monday Charles Squires, • man in
the employ of Mr. Ooeway, was in charge of • horse
and cart, when the animal took fright and upset the
cart, breaking one of Squires's legs. Ile wa.. removed
home and attended by Mr. W. Turner, surgeon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

PREPARED SOUPS
gROSSEULACKWELL
Ofoosri and Italian WarshOuiemeTa;
-eta-

PINT & QUART TINS
Beady kr biaiiiists Nei
MOCK TURTLE, OX TAIL BAK
JULIENNE, REAL TURTLE, 4„1.

ILINUTACTURID BY

PURVICYCHUI TO HI MAJESTY,

SOHO SQUARE, LONDOIL

ASSAIL 07 ALL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

SWAN LOS.

_
A Mum Lamas, presented to the Mowlem
tete by the President, was announced to be exhibited
on Wednesday evening by Dr. Thorne. A crowd ay.
setobled at the doors, when the !Secretary announood
that the Doetor could not manage the instrumeut, and
opened the doors free. Mews Hillier and Pope then
undertook the exhibition, and managed it innst suc-
cessfully.

A llsou. Isomer, illustrating th) force of habit,
osearred at the parish churah on Sunday evening, the
30th ult. The Bev. G. Richardson wee preaching, and
bad read about one third of the sermon, when suddenly
the whole oongregation rose simultaneously. The
rev. gentleman's surprise may be imagined. He was a
little bit offended too, and informed the congregation
(who were again seated), that sink a movement con-
vinced him, that his sermon was not interesting, and he
would dismiss them as soon as possible. But, we are
assured, the occurrence we. all • mistake; end arose
from Mr. Richardson beginning the ascription usual at
the end of the sermon, "And now to," /so It is added
that Mrs. Richardson, who wee present, stood with the
rest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

POOLE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

As we antlaipsted bet week • sharp contest took
place on Tuesday the let of November for seat, at the
iooai parliament- Of the Miriam gentlemen nominated
twelve went to the poll, the result' being • decided
victory forth. Liberal party. At eleven o'clock the
position of the several mindklates was as follows :
Eloorti-Eagg WkILD Nowtm-Wswe WARD.
Manske.' 56 I Hudson ...
... 53
.50
.48

BuckLey
Penney ...
Hamilton ...

Balaton
Milk ...
Stone

-g.").-!iii7 '"

At s quarter to ma o'clock
fonowo :
Blonahartt...• 104
Buckley 104
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

Donsrtsbirt

COUNTY COUNTS roe NOVENBlB.—Blandford. Mon- I
day, 14; Wirobstno, Wednesday, 16; Doroheater,
nundsy, Ti; Bridpnrt. Friday, 18 ;
' sriturday, 19; Poole. Monday, 21; Shaftesbury, Thurs-
day, 24.
Dour: Cool?? HOSPITAL—A meeting for the
election of • Hoops-Surgeon we. held last Thursday.
There were six candidate., but Dr. Alfred Hollis. of
Yarmouth, hle of Wight, was elected 'hood
unanimously.
Wt observe that at the meant meeting of the Hamp-
shire Ornithologisal Amosiallan, held at the Carina
ball, Southampton, the seem' prize for dads was
awaried to Mr. G. Scott, of Martindown ; the first
Hamburg silver and old p moiled fowls, any age, was
awarded to Mrs. PaUlson. of Wraekleford Home, Dot.
chaster, who was highly screanseeded in oleos 11; and
the sound prise for desks was awarded to ILL George
Sean, of Metinatown.
Cut: Aawromegsra.—la making arrangement' for
the nut mearopment of the Dorset volunteers, the
experience of the lot battalion of the Willa ase
appears worthy of oonaiderstion. This year the
expenses of the cramp at Warminster amounted to
£223 19a., the mess expenses being £157 lls. 3a.. In
lb. preceding year the total expenditure was
043 4n. 2d., of which the mess expunge absorbed
£4lB 13. r. This redaction was effected through the
men cooking their own rations, a plan which no doubt
will be contested at future amps.
Tat EDUCATION QUINITION.—Tba Lard Bishop of
Salisbury is about to lame • Circular, addressed to the
Clergy, Churahwardeas, Overseen, and Retepayen of
every Parish in the diocese urging the adoption of
measures which may keep oat Howls, with the rate
and the secular school His Lordship nu Mined •
pastorel to his *Lew making them to lay Infant their
flocks In sermons the importance of the matter, and
their help towards enabling as many Perishes.. possible
to bring their Schoen up to the state of eMenncy
required by the Ast, and so maintaining, in as high a
state as possible, the religious education of Me poor.
Oomuirren TO ma Dour: CourrY Palma. —Hard
indoor: &Mbar Norman, vagraney at Badipole, 3
Wander months; James Gress alias James Parsons
drank kn. at Stalbsidge. 1 calendar month; Frederick
Seymour. Wneating • hone at Marnhall, 1 Wender
month; William Mesh, stealing fowls at Prunus, 1
*deader month; sad arnalt on polies at Prance, 1
atlendar mouth; William Garter and Thomas Wood,
vatEraaas at Broadwinscr 21 days; John Gehl., usual
at Weymouth, 14 days; Thooaas Pansy, vancy at
Syntoadabary, 14 days; William Millar, uaieLhavloar
in Dominator maim, 14 days ; James Johann, vagrancy
at Portland, 14 days; Elisabeth Hoskins, stealing gold
locket at Inn 7 days; Genre White,
regrew at Bridport, 7 days; John Shave, stealing
fret at Mulford 7 da, re.—laywiroamsna: Lot Heeling,
bastardy at Child Oland, 3 °anode: months; John
Baker, breach of the peace at Sherboree, 3 Wender
maths ; George Saunders, stealing apples at Bradpole,
3 weeks, and 3 years in a Reformatory School ; A lire ,
Mine, drunk at Blandiord, 7; days; Henry Williams
and Mary William', drank, ha., at Dorchester, 7 days'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

hiIiSRITZD WRAII11•11 AID Daniurt.—Teis subjvot
Is popularly treated in Hypogutria, a new work by Mr.
Harry Lob)). 11,11.C.5.R, Isa, Surgeon Eleotricin.
Poet free 24. 6d. Contents—Weakness, Stammering,
Spinal Debility and Irritation. Loss of Tone, Sperms.
rorrhasa, Nervous Exhaustion, he. To be obtained at
31, Seek vale-street, PiocadAilly, London, W.
Luxuriant and Beautiful Hair. Mn.
B. A. AiLex's Woei.c's HAIR BARTOW OR Dimearso
never fails to quickly restore Gray sr Prided Hair to
It. youthful colour and beauty, and with the find
application a beautiful gloss and delightful fraionc
ls given to the Hair. It stops the Hair from
On. It prevents baldness. It promotes luxuriant
growth; no other preparation will produce the same
beneficial result. In large Bottles, Price Six Shilling..
Sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere.
986 High Holborn, London. For Children's Hair.
Mrs. Ar.z.sx's "ZTI.OIIALSAMIIK" far excels any pomade
or hair oil, and is delightful Hair Dressing; it is
diehinct and *swamis preparation from the
and its use sof required with it. Price of Zylobel:
maim, Three

ANOTNIZ COIN OP 4 YZAIIIe ASTHMA HT Di.
I.oouClen POLIVNIC Weltll3.--" Maid. Shaw; of
Harringitay, has been severely afflicted with asthma
for four years, so that she could only lie in one poeit•on
in bed. After taking three boxes of Dr. Locook'a
Wafers, she is so for cured as to be able to lie in one
posture without pain or inconvenience, and can walk
any reasonable pace or di.fenoe. Her t«stimony is, that
for the relief and cure of asthma the Wafers are inertia-
able. Witness. Mr. B. Squire, Louth." They give
instant relief to umbra., eonsumption. soughs, and all
dimrder• of the breath, throat. sod leap. To singers
and publie speaker, they are Invaluable for elearing and
strengthening the 'roe', and have a pleasant taste.
Price ls. lid. and 2s. 91. per Hog. Bold by all Druggists.
PaaVlcTlii OF ART IN WATCH 11•NUFAOTONen.—
" The stranger in London Cannot bol to be struck
with the magnificent establishmente of goldsmiths with
which the City •bouuds. Bach displays as are presented
to the eye are rarely to be met with in any other city in
the world ; indeed, whole fortunes are concentrated in
their windows. Foremost among such egkibtishments
In that of Mr. Benton of Ludgete Hill and Old Bond.
street, London watch and clock maker to HAL H. the
Prince of Wid:w, which may truly be milled the Nome
of Art. Everything exhibits the most perfect taste;
and, while the beautiful is thus oherislied, the pedal is
also carefully studied. Mr. Benson his gained • high
position for the superior manufacture and 'Matte
designs of his watches especially. —Oily Prim Poe
wises of Watches, Cloaks, Jewellery, Chains, he, Ise
Illwerated Pamphlets, white are mat past Ins for tiro
Stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-08

TABLE CUTLERY

CATALOGUES POST FREE,

ADDEZBB OARZFULLY
76,77 & 78 OXFORD STREET;
_.

71& 72 CORNiILL, LONDON.

WORKS: SHEFFIELD-4
LONDON:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

iiiiiiiiilM FROM El TO £l,OOO.

GOLD Albert Chains with elegant Neil and key
attsebed, El ss.
Ditto more massive ... El 15e.
Chronometers, Watehes, Cloaks, Plate and Jewellery
of every description.
Illustrated Price Lists free for two stamps,
These watches rommeure in pries at the very lowest
• watch OM possibly be sold at to keep anything like
time, and then gredtuilly advance to the highest quality,
every one of whist will b. toned far superior to what
is usually sold at the pries, °wins to the many new
and beautiful improvements introduced into the manu-
facture of these watobse improvement.' of Mr.
LEVER'S own invention, of which he bee the sole
right, and nonsequently are not used at any other
Manufactory.
With regard to the choice of • watch it rests entirely
with the pure,haiser to soled that which sails best.
, litany, however, find it iorionvenient to visit London,
and where this is themes, it is as well to writs and
describe the kind of watch required, and the highest
price it is agreeable to pay, end then Kr. Livia will
select the BEST possible watch for the mousy and send
it the suite day, and should the watob not be exactly
as expected it will be immediately exchanged or the
money returned.
Watches for Sporting, Medic/61, Astronomical, and
Scientific purposes.
Revolving Watches to form either open face or
hunter, ad libitum.
Astronomical Watohes to indleate the age of the
moon, month, day of the month, day of the week, hour,
minute, second, and third of • second, /re., ke. Gold
Oases from 200 Guineas.

Keyless Watches, from 5 papaw
FRANCIS HENRY LEVER
DI &MOND M BRCH A NT AND COURT JEWELLER,
Inventor of lb. Patent Lever Watich, The Binnacle
Chronometer, kn, An
EBTABLISHILD OMB HALF-A-CENTURY.
Post °Moe-orders to be made payable to F. H. LEVER,
at the General Poet-office, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

CATTLE MARK ETS

BRISTM, Thursday.—We had • moderate aupply of beef It
our in.rkrt to- ay, the English dewripti ti• being rather
scarce. Tile .Icmand for best qualities sew rather active at the
opening •4 the market, and prices vrere firm, beat descriptions
realising from AMe. to 7 s., and inferi r from 60‘, to eds. per
cart. We bad • short supply of sheep, which met with • good
trade, best wethera out of the wool realising 70.. rind lit • few
instances ed. was obtained • there we. no demand I r Inferior
qualities. Lamb rim scarce and dear. We had • short supply
of Wore cattle, and, In the &biotic.: of rain, trade cOntinue,
very dull, awl prices have • d mneard tendency. The supply
of milch cows was greatly in excess of the demand, and trade
was very dull, owing to the scarcil of keep. We received
about 1,200 pigs from Ireland ,and though trade was 41.111, they
were all sold at very good prices, especially for bacon pip,
which may be quoted at 11., dd. per score, while porkerschangad
han.l.eX lie. 4d. to Ila rid.

NITILOPOLITAX. ThUrSdaly.—There were moderate supplies OD
✓ele to-day, but the genera quality was g .od. The arrivals
from Norfolk °ems to hand In far condition, though acne
falling off as noticeable ati compared with the opening of the
▪ .on. The attendaoce of butchers was about an average, but
sales progressed shirty owing to the warm weather and the
low ratee current for Lamas in Smithfield. A fee choice
Bcota changed hands at f*, for Bth. but large heats were lower
to all. Foreign animals were much neglected. With sheep
the market was fairly supplied, most of the animas coming to
hand clipped. Our quotations will theref -re be °elevated for
sheep out of the wool in future. Trade was dull and beet
Soutinlown and half-bred yet/less did not realise more than as.
Per bib, which figure vrea somewhat exceptional. Caves met
• •iew ale at our quotations.
Pew Idb. to sink the cad. _

-
d. 4. d. d. 41,
Inf. costes boasts 3 010 $ 6 ,Primotioutbdowast 8 to 5 0
iecend quality... 3 10 te 4 4 Leg. seam calve.* 10 to 4 10
Prune large eson 4 61.4 8 Nig. mall
Prime Scots, lie. 4 10 to 5 0 Large bogs 4 6 to 6 4
of. coarse sheep 3 oto 3 2 Neat sod. porkers 6 61. 6
ioetood quality 3 6104 0 Bohn. enlvm,och 22 0t026 0
Primo seam wild 4 4ts 4 6 Qr.old str.piss,do 20 0t096 0
Lomb, Bs. 0,1
lirraorouni iIIAT lleeu,, Thuraday.—Notwithstanding
comparativoly short supplies of mat on sole here to-day, the
trade, owing to the warm weather, ruled dull, and prim. bade
downward tereleocy.
Per 810 a. by the Larose.
Inferior beef 210 to 8 0I Infonor muttos 34„ 3 8
Middling ditto 3 4 „ 3 6 Middling ditto 3 8,,310
Prime large do. 310 ~ 4 2 Prism ditto.. . 4 0 „ 4 4
Prim* mall ditto 4 0 . 4 Wiens pork .. • 3 4 ,•• 8 8
4 4 „ 5 81 email
.•. a 6., 6 0
. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

111:01' MI Tilt risk.

It Iraq re...11%e.] that • buoy he placed near the north-east of
the outer vier, under the aupetinteanlenoe of Reser.. Roberta,
Dyer, and Value.
LOCAL. BOARD OF MULTI'.
SIVIRIL

It was resolved That. a -pu- blie sewer be at on mad* for
the drainage of the Radipole di.triet, in accordance with the
communication received from T. Taylor, Kan , and that the
Survey, he Instructed t...) prepare plane for the as me, and
tender, bundled forthwith,"

Pt ar.
The tenders for erecting a pump In the Backwater having
been opened. and Mr D. Collet having offered to provide and
erect the name for the sum of £l2 Its, it was ref/oiled that his
tender he accepted.
- -

It was proposed by Mr. Councillor Blume and seconded by
Mr. Councillor Roagers—" That the Ovis Committee haring
recommended to this Board that £3 7a. ed. per lamp per annum
I. ample remuneration for lighting the town, with the altera-
tion' in the lighting In the months of May, June, and July—
this Board accept such recommendation, and the mine be com-
municated to the Gas Company.
Whereupon the following amendment was propneed by Mr.
councillor TILARD and seconded by Mr. Councillor Mame—
" That before the report of the Gas tommitiee be received and
&Amsted, a meeting be hold with Octane manager to 11111‘41•5 the
manner of lighting not the quent.ty of get consumed in the
',Abe Lamm." lien diviseon the following votes were given:—
For the Aniendment (2). For the Proposition (11).
Mr. Third The May or
„ Mason Mr. Aylmg
Cornelius
„ V. rice
„ Wylstord
„ Ayles
„ Brown

Buck
Roberts
The prupuailion was therefore carried.

The same liceasing coMMlitee—w—ere—appotnted a comnsitie for
licensing wheel chairmen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

IMPOA-T—kk-'f/;ibTICIR

For the convemenos of those residing in the country,
who are desirous of purchasing • first-Maas Landau.
made watch, Kr. lover has just issued • new edition of
his Illustrated Catalogue of Watches and Chains. It
contains seventy engravings of Goldurd Silver Watches,
commencing in pries at '2os. and with every one •
stamped Warranty is given. This Catalosue fully az.
plains the superiority of London 'samba over those of
country make, and contains a large amount of useful
information, which will be found of great artaistsoos to
those who intend purchasing a watch, for by its aid
persons residing in any part son select with the greatest
I certainty the watch that suits them beet, arid have it
sent to them free and safe, and should they not etre
about keeping it they can mind it bast, but out of Mr.
Lever's large and elegant stock be is obi* to please every
one. This Catalogs. is a most bandy guide. A Cats.
locus coo be had gratis on application or will be aunt
post paid to any admen for two sumo.
Rooe two stamps to defray postage, and addles :
Hr. LEVEL, Welch Manufaceurer and dawdler, 50,
Royal-terrace, Grostesor. pat, Loodoo, SR
••• Those who intim/ porobasind • Watch at SOON
future tine would do well to copy Mr, upon;
address.
The Large Number of them Witches in the
beads of the public West the value of this Intuition
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

WOOL MARKETS.

aItADFO% —fftap--17n— hlve had talker more
inquiry this morning, and the choicer description+ of Initmand
desol.luatre wool, being in short auWy. are decidedly better
to ern. In the dsed for down wool. there I. Woo • little im-
provement. Other ammo, which are mom abundant, especially
coarse and inferior wools, are quieter. Most climes of withers,
however, are somewhat scarce tad In proportion to their
marcity command good prioru. Tbe tone of price. generally to
• little firmer. but the improvement is most noticeable In the
beet cla see of lustre. _ . .

Lanes, Thunday.—Durl rig the kat week the lingered tone
prevlowsly policed has been fully maintained, and had it not
been for the holidays a emsiderable Duane*, would have been
done. Skin wo lace Id. per pound dearer than last month, sod
a very fair portion I. taken up by the holders of fleece wool,
who think it very pnatible to keep up ratet at a trine above
recently paid.
Cramer Palma or Easton Wont. Per d. a d.
Piaacra—lio.othd?lce hoggets ! 1 So I 21

MU-bred ditto
Kent Fleeces - 1 3 1 4
Floutdown ewes and of 1 O 1 I
Leloeoter ditto 1 I —1 3
SOSTII —Clothing • . • • • • 010 1
C46ooing • .. • • 1 0 1 8
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

Limb. 61. Od.t. 6i. Bd.

DEVIZES GREEN SPRING FAIR.

Al this fklr on Wednewley, the supply of sheep woe very
short, in consequence of the recent decline In price,. and the
quality generally inferior; trade ruled very dull, and nothing
like a clearance was effected. The highest prior made (.r
couples was prices generally being Us. to Ufa; tags mad*
Sic to 38s. There was • large number of beam., on ale, but
very little demand, and loser prices than at recent fairs.
Hellen and calves made from £lB to £2l; yearling began,
£6 104. to 48 10.; working oxen, 26 to LES. There was a
nice It of cart and some tolerable nag homes, Oa trade was
very dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

SUPERIOR DENTD3TRY.

5, sr. THOMAS•STREET, WItYWOUTII.
MONS. LEY'S (from Paris), Deal& Sur.woß,
Maassfacfarer of ArtVcial Teeth. (Beta' 4,4411tNi 4
years). Can be eonsolted every day, from r.'s m
6 p.m., except SATURDAY ArrziooN, titan tt
may be consulted at Mr. WLISTX'S, CILL.
DORCHRETZIL

MLEYS supplies Artificial Teeth, made
. the purest materials 'and unrivalled workm
ship. Fit guaranteed by trial before paym eat or,
qnired. Durability warranted for ton years, free:
(Marge for repairs.
If. Lays har @applied Artificial Teeth for nearY
2000. patients in less than four years, and has not bal
one failure, and the following prices are within it.
reach of MI :—Artifieial Tooth, set in beet mdamite,
from 3e. to bs. per tooth, or £3lO S 5 per doable set ;
teeth rot in 16 oarat gold from Si. per tooth, or £8 par
doable get; teeth set in 18 oust gold 10s. per tooth, or
£lO per double *et, and no higher. Teeth stopped
beet amalicam, Is. and 2&; with rue gold, 31. to 65.,
according to the sine of the cavity.
Teeth eitrActod, Is. and 2a All teeth cleaned,
Artificial Te,411, from one tooth to a doable art, may
be obtained eit,%in eight hours' notice, if require& and
all kinds of repmrs done while waiting.

11 ON UM EN TA L BCIJIPTURE, Monuments, T 5144.„
IVI Marble and Or.mtic Tombs, Crosses, and No':
; ImpEmimak,,lLE LETTERP M SOLID LEAL,
A FEIN, the Carrara Marble Works, es, Regrent-sorst,
Loudon W
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-26

FORDINOBRIDGE.

HANNIEN is favoured with instructions
A. to SELL by AUCTION, at the Large R.. 0111 At
Game lie, Ca THURSDAY, the sth MAY, 1870.
and General Variety of 'Mehl, Cat cod Plain
CHINA, and EARTHENWARE, being •
of s Soriano Stook of • Dealer, and connisned
Ante • ; oompri•ong dinner sad dessert services,
and breakfast eats, jags, chamber sets, punch bowie,
'septa flower puts and basketa, he.. ho.;
I•nt, dessert dishes, wine coolers, rummers, ales,
cad other glasses, jell? and custard caps, Gager
pickle bottles, better dishes, water bottled,

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.ion to the auctioneer.
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