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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

MONETARY ADVANCES:

g 37,9 000 TO LEND-k Gentle-
man, recently returned from
Booth Africa, 'having amassed • oonsiderable amount
land now connected with numerous Private Cepitelista),
I. open to negotiate (promptly) Advansee or Cash to aU
respectable persons (male and female), in amounts
varying from £lO to £5OO, on their note of hand alone,
or Imam, ke, at 4i per rent. for any term up to ten
years. Repayments taken by easy instalments, extend-
ing over the fall term, or in one sum, at the end of •
period, m may be desired. AU business transacted with
the atotost privacy, and free from law or office charges,
11.1iair profit not being weight.
Addrem in perfect confldence Mr. G. T. Lucas, 2,
John's-terrsoe, New Church-road, London, S.&,
stating exact moult required, bow repsyable, position
In life, he. &Wore three stamps for reply.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

TO PkRENTS AN!) OLTARDLiNS.

WIDOW W ELCH'S PILLS, 1
(ZILISLZT'I3 oincimah,)
So long and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues. ,
are swami, recommended to the notice of seal lady
(having obtained the sanction and approbation tif most
gentlemen of the Medical Profession), as a safe and
'Astable medicine in effectually removing obstreetions,
and relieving other ineouvenienees to which the female
frame is liable, evade* those which at an seri period
of life frequently arise from want of and
pascal debility of the system ; they create an appetite,
correct indigestien, remove giddied, and servo bead-
eche, and are eminently useful in windy diqorderi,
abortnees of breath, and *phenolic' the heart ; being
perfectly innoeent they may be used with wifely in all
seasons and climates.
It is necessary, owing to the numerous imitations, to
warn the public that ItsassLar's is the only original
receipt, and has been prepared by the Keareley family
over eighty yearn Purchasers should see that each
boils wrapped is while paper, and the name, "C.
Kwiusi," is engraved Oo the Government stamp.
bold whtdemide and retail by J. SAMOSA and Soya, HA
Gibed-Mire* Limilen, and by all medians vendors
bligewilterat the sounta, In boxes, prise 16. 94. soak
or bl P• 1140186 Paige IMP.

,
"FIR. UUNTE R'S Special Leanne to Young Men, on
jj REALM, ITd RESTORATION, AND UAYPY
KARMA/al:S.—When to marry, with advice to those who
contemplate marriage, pointing out certain impedimenta
which render marriage life unhappy, and directions Inc their
impend,/ removal. Sh.nald be read by all who value health,
meenth, and manhood, and wish to attain • happy ::.
ege. Post tree on receipt of two etolep• Andres,
tar:OMB/as cd Mama at adagbila
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

r lir • ,•rx ilie Ilireml nr,rerit 'Chen by cone
in Is.• tier ot I i 11... tlieir adjourned for Om
1% tmoitialu boliditiN Which do not, tonoloato uoLil tt.o 15ihvi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

Cdini!fti.

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS for SIX or for
THIRTEEN DAYS. from WEYMOUTH,
DORI.: STER, POOLE, BOURNEMOUTH,
LymINOTON. kn.
Ou EVERY MONDAY during JUNE a Special
Traio will leave Weymouth at 9.5 e.m., for LONDON,
!atoning from Woterioo Bridge Station every follow
lU g Saturday or Saturday week at 1.0 p.m.
Time.

and Dick.
F.1172.11ird143"....
d.
20 6 13 0
.4°o 0 11i 3 1.1.1. \HI 611 8
19 0 11 0
16 6 10 6
18 0 10 6
16 0 10 6
about

Stations.

LIMN 0
Portland ... • • • • • •
Moreton
• • • • • • wool.
Ware ha m . .
Peel. Junction
Arr. London (W.B.y

a.M.
8.10
9. 5
9.39
9.42
9.52
10. 5
10. 0
10.18
330

Tbe Tickets are not transferable, Sr. available only
at the Stations named upon them, and only by the
Excursion Train there and beak.
Children under Three years Fr..; Three to Twelve,
Half Urea. Only one article allowed as Luggage to each
Passenger.

POH SALK, Two Hundred Hogsheads of
.1. rl DIIR —of various sorte—hossakeeping, bottling,
or for harvest fog, at • reasonable prioe. Casks can be
Provided, and th • Cider delivered at D orehester. —Apply
to lir, RAU FAJ.KU, Kerriott. near Taunton, who
be sews on llaturdsys at the Dorchester Arras, or
Ilsil Coach Inns. Dor•M'ster.

WANTICD, by a Traveller of experience.
COIIIIIRSIONS in the ooanty of Doroot.-
kidr.... .. 8.L." Telegram' office, Dorchester.

AN TED, by • respectable firmer"
W . daughter, a Situation HOUSEKEIVSit or
; willing to an:ake herself generally
Salary not so mach an object as a comfortable
-",•.—/tddrses " A. 8.," 4, Itailway-plsee, Dorobester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

lON, PAIN AT PIT OF

IMACH, kai.

[lmmediately relieve and cure
Indigestion, Pain after Bating,
Wind, Pain in the Back, 1.1.n4
Taste and Dryness of Mouth in
the morning, Irregular action
I of the Bowels, Ito., and ninny
1 other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike most pills and
remedies offered to the public.
these pills do not purge the
l bowels • require no ounfinement
n :
1 nor tired patients fear taking
said nor any ill effects, be their
employment what it may. In
the must inveternte and lots
I standing cases they are nai-
lfirmly successful, aa the many
teitimonials reosived fully sub-
stnntiate. Directions given with
tech bottle. Price Is. lici.,and
k. 2s. ild.

OF MIDDLE AGE.
For females about the middle
age of life. These pills are
tended for females who suffer
from symptoms such ill the
following :—Sudden giddiness.
frequent Omaha; of heat and
faintness, starting in shop at
night, cramp, wind iu the
stomach, pains in the head, ex-
cessive nervousness, costiveness,
de. Sold in bones Is. 14d.
each.
THE

An early application of this very
palatable remedy never falli in
ordinary cadets to give immediate
relief, and effect s speedy care.
Sold in pots ls, lid. and 2.. 91.
each.

IN AND COMPLEXION.
r A concentrated diatillaties from
elder Bowen. This exquisite
preparation hes been so in.
&cloudy combined with other
efficient ingredieuts u to pro.
I duce one of the most agree.ble
1 sod successful remedies for the
ours of Roughness of Skin,
Pimples, Blotches, Chapped
Lips or bands, and other affeo•
tions of the skin. It entirely
I prevents ',unborn if need before
1 rill" ouatnirilmdporoorvse:
t rom.ovmes.
plosion. it is perfectly free
from any greasy properly ; ia
most agreeable in the =incited
as • skin lotion is altogether no-
Prepared only by A.
J. Reuse, and sold in bottles
1., lid. and 2e. 3d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.

Oa MONDAYS. KAY 29tla and JUNE stb, Extrur•
Co 'raid' will leas', Woyinouth at 9 30 am., for-
sheiter 9.50, Haile.% lidwtan 103. Yoovil 10 35,
Castle Carey 11.0, Bruton 11.10, Wells 10.0,
Shoptalk 11Lanett 10 15. Witham IL3O, Fronae 11.50,
Westbury 12.5, Trowbridge 12.15, and Itelksbarn
12 30 p.m. for Lonlon, returning fro.n Paddington
%tattoo at 1.5 p.m, on the following Saturday or Satut,
day woek from date of departure.
For Faros sad fall Particulars pm band bills.
Paddington, May, 1871. J. GRIERSON, Oen.

Man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

WOOL MARKSTS.

IiILADIOILD. May 15.—There Ls a slight lull in the wool
market to-day. Spinners who have recently covered their
moirements aiv not anxious to increase their stocks, and
tutni of t:iem hold off from buying in anticipation of the
coming clip, knowing that they will then have a better choice
of wool than they have at present. rile. are maintained
with great firmness, although there are staplers who are not
indisposed toylike a slight concession from the late extreme
rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

BUTTKIt ILAILKET.

The supply°. Fresh Butter continuo large, but the Tula!
11 not so good Mit week. The demand is very fair for due.
We quote Orel at IM, seconds at 141, thirds at I 3e, dowo to
lister inferior. west couutry las to 134 0,1 per dozen. Ostend
lb 61, to 141 Ild.
Foreign Butter is again lower In price; the finer s ,rts meet
• fait demand, but inferior are neglected. Foto Friesland lais
to 100+, Jerseys Ole to WM, liorinaudy ICUs to 110 s, and
Zwolle 30s to Mk per cwt.
MMus, May 16—The following were the current prises at
this market ttvelay:—ltalk butter, per lb, 1. 04 to Is Id ; whey
ditto, lid to 110.
()ism, It —The supply ol butter to our market is lair. For
Use week ending tau day 0070 drams were received, averaging
Lag gajly, We have had some rain here during he past few
gays, which hae done service More is wanted as the country
Is greatly In need alt. The demand Itaf active lot all qualities
goring the week, • considerable portioncd the supply basing
men purchased lot the Lisbon market Prices are steady.
We quote Salted let is over lass weak's rate. Al this day's
market 1,14.0 Irking were inspected. Baited tads and 3r41
sdrautwst b. The request yes brisk. Prices Lo.b.—Salted,
bite its. 6d, pads 113‘ 44, drds 101 s 04, 6ths ins 6.1, bias
77a61. Mild lste 120 s 111, toad 12040,1, Ws 106 s ed.

Till ELTltall Miltrinn.—On Thursday the Gormley's
jury, by a majority of 16 against 6, found a verdict
against the young man Pook for the murder of Jane
Maria Cloasen.
laver/mon DSATH AT BATSWCIMI.—A tragic
occurrence formed the subject of investigation at the
Mu/Mone polies-coati on Tbutsday. About half-
-1 past nine on Wednesday evening, Mr. Phillips, a
I surgeon practising in Bayawater, called at 23, Newton
-
CHEESE MARKET. I road, and found a Mrs. Davey, whom he had been pros
Tao cheese market bail been rather slow during the week. fessionallp attending, at dinner with a gentleman
mace lea moderate swiliul for redly flee gadLish ',hoe". named Moon, laid to be the son of a baronet. Mrs.
Americas' shame is ogering at a wide range of prices. Davey told the doctor to call again In an bout, as
to tiew Wilbdure, Double 74. to Bas "Feed (her companion) was going on so." At the end
Lumps 700., 75s Thin ....66. „ 7os
Ludi.... did
~ cm of an hear, when Mr. Phillips again entered the house,
Derby pale a coloured 766 „ Oa
tweets', Thin — 7 es giant_ sfig „ ede he found that Mr. Moon had been fatally stabbed, for
SMOSIVit and Cheddar Itte , ats Cheddar, Loaf ..its „ 94e he died in a few minutes. The woman was taken into
Pines.... Ma.. custody on waspirdon of having eatiwid his death, and
Fionsoes Ceara, per cut. 11004ohCh°44"--7‘" •• la' the defense appears to be that the wound was seri-
*lam 64e toNe
A
Me „ Us, nierloan ........48a „ 70, daily ialliaW is a
Gouda. siraula tor tie pomealioa et a
Pato (6idi.....40 . 60, Rotor ... —1 . imite. Bis Oa Ms ram on ball.
i
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

grfllfl Implement is composed of s number of
W. CAMBILIDOIeb old psttern plain•edged wheel
with a notched one between each. Its merits and inlo
are too well known to need description or coin.u,ht
The frames can be made either of wood or tubular iron.

I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

fIIE DORSET UOUNTY EXPRESS AND A(MICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY :10, Dm.

imperial Varliamcnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MOSDAT.—There was a short debate on the W 41111114.
ton Treaty, Eu Pram!' nsaintaioing that it would be
diaresr ocUul to Parliament to ratify the treaty before
an opportunity bad bre° afforded for discussing it,
Earl Grey replied that dip!omacy wool I be impel,-
iblo if treaties had to he submitted to Parliament
before they could be ratifitd.
TUMMY.— E trl OttatiVll•ti informed Lord Stanhope
that he Itaa Frothed from the Pro elan Government
the sum of 1:7 073 a, compensation for the loss occa-
aion,d b 1 th," *inking of British culleri in the river
S t ut wlui h h v (I.,inge wus
th• f t'r

was little disposition shown by millers to operate.
Some qualities of foreign wheat were to-day • trille
sealer to purchase, The hopes of an twiny:mod expert
demand h.ve again been disappointed by the terrible
events that have occurred in Paris, lint the foot that
France will prolyibly require largo supplies of bread-
Ito/fa tends to strengthen the bawls of factors. It
must be observed, however, that the time for reaping
the h tin the south of France is not very far
distant, and the dem aid will probably not extend over
that evint. Floor otaed quietly, but vu steady in
prise on Friday. There hes been little doing in spring
warn. Veit oats were the turn ohesper, but sound,
heavy corn supported late rates, There has been little
maitre offerinc, and pric, a Lave ruled firm. Bans and
peas are unchanged in vAlue.

AVRIUGZS.

_
NVHAT MONEY CAN'T DO in this wutici-
V it is difficult to say, julging from the numen,„
purposes to whi.h it in applied. We know what
little money C6/4 do, if investei in the purchase of • Boa
of PROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS, the universal remedy
for all disorders of the Liver, within reach of all who
suffer from Bile, Costivess, unpleasant Taste of Mouth
in the morning, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness, Moine"'
of Sight, Swimming in the Head, ko. They are gentle
and pleasant in their operation, require no confinement,
nor alteration of diet, and may be taken by both sexes
of all ages. See testimonials. Prepared only by A. J.
EVANS, Chemist (successor to Mr. Frond), Dorchester.
Sold by all respectable chemists everywhere in boxes
Is. lid. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

HOP MAHIiET.

26.—Clottsiderable firmness Ina been °bailable in
this market. The inquiry fur descriptions hal been good,
at prime tending towards further improvement :—Mid sad
ILA lieut.*, *3 ie to S 7 ; Weald of Keats, a 2 LA a 3 ISt ;
Sumer, a 2 to all 104 ; Farnham .uld country, IA Ila to 1.5 ;
and olds, al to Li lbe per cat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

COUUHS AND COLDS.
A safe and efflctual reined, tor
Coughs, Cold., Ito. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever
eff,red to the public, by the
early use of which *a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important testi-
monials could be given did
space allow, from persons who
speak of it thus :—Perfectly
so coessf uL"— "fasten t relief ,"
"I've the greatest faith in it."—
" Wouldn't be without it on any
acomot."—•'Qaite sure it saved
icy ehild'shfe; had only given one
dose, sod within two hours the
child was quite another crea-
ture." By promoting free per-
spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alsrmiog
symptoms in the course of 24
hours. Mold in bottles, 74d.,
Is. lid., and 24. 91. each. You
directions armompany ciao h
bottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL.

The annual oslebration of the Dorset County &shoot
Athletic Sports and Foot Bade took plate on Monday
and Tuesday, the 22nd and 23rd of bisy, under the fol-
lowing direction .-41. B. Middleton, bd., and Captain
Sanctuary, B.N. judge.; Mr. A. B. Tinehrell, and Mr.
B. F. H. Edwards, timekeeper.; Mr. H. Wells, starter;
IL Sherrie. A. Hamilton, 14, Maker, B. Good, W.
Grimmett, A. Mild. and J. Seymour, stewards; Ur. F.
Monday, hoe. secretary.
On the first day the sohool cricket greeted was but
scantily attended, sad the sports «smudging at 230
were over shortly after 4.30. The bead of the 3rd
D.R.V. &ridded, and performed seleeldoes of music In
their usual excellent style. The following were the
events, wieners, kn.
I.—THROWING THI CRIMP! BALL (wader lb). There
ware four competitors in this, and the winner, J.
Yanunore, made a splendid throw, sonsideeing he is
only 13 yews old. Parsons, who le lett handed, threw
wail for mooed prim. lit, J. Permed ; 2nd. Parsons..
Distend 67 yards.
2.—FLAT VACS of 103 yards beds (under 12). This
race was well contested. In the fled beet Fox and
Allston came in neck and nook together, bat in rennin'
off the tie, Fox woe by about three yards. let, Pox;
lad, Austen; 3rd, F. Weld. Tints 134 sessonds.
3.—liozni.n Brox of 120 yards. over eight flights
(under 16). Eight started for this rams sad we question
whether it would not be advisable, dottier year, to
have It ran in heats. Tee hurdles were capitallylelLet
sad the time the rad was ms In demands
cameasedation. Berens slighttlismeed ust7-7—he
last kureile,
_whe be n sad pate high
dine in WWI • yard dirk S. was abd for
did pied. IA Beds 204 Mind& Time 22
sesseis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

11 ARLBOROUGH.

BJJLI A.OOIDZIT.—A singalar accident occurred at
the butts this week, which is interesting as showing
the offsets of aweless dealing with the Snider rifle. A
volunteer had broken the Meaning rod, leaving the
lower end in the rifle Instead of ramming it down to
the breech, he loaded and fired, with the idea that the
bullet would form it out. The sonsequenee was that
the rifle bunt, the barrel being split several iodise from
the ensile, and the sight was torn out from the solid
metal. Foriansiely the rifleman wse uninjured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

?tamp fsb ire.
_—.---
OHRD3TCHURCH.

- -
POITVITLD Farox.ogusa.—This =Moms ls progress-
ing favourably and the arrangement entered into
between the owners and oommonen is likely to be
favoured by the BacdoeureCommisslonen.
The Vesta, of London, a small steam yacht, eniMing
In the Channel from Teigninoath, mu on Cbr,stonaroh
Ledge on Wednesday. when she was delayed for
upwards of three hours. She was got off et the end of
that time without damage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

filaikets.

STATE OF THE CORN TRADE FOR THE
WE ER.
Tho weather having recently ben more favourable
for the growing 'rows there WAS lam hunnesi in the
grain trde Co Fritay ; neverthelees, the seaonnts
reeeived from the merloultaral distnots are not alto-
gether promising. The wheat plant to heak•
awl oe light leads apswaraaoss ere not so
good as maid be desired. lIW the indiaations
ol a Wearable (new in the weather has had
I Shis dal at inakaand th• angina, sad *day than
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

fIUOAR MARKS'.

- - -•
Though there hex been the tonal intcrrupUon to trade,
owing to the litfturn Race; the amount ef Widnes done ham not
lon lance, the demand continuing good at fully 61 advance
on tart Vriday'v rater. The Dutch sal* of 50,600 bkta Jove ham
cone elf vteadlly at the previous ..i's rates.
Dolman., 26.—Tho demand conUnuaa god descriptions of
low, and SIMI have advanced to yahoo fully Cal per cwL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

BOURNIIIIOUfH.

_
APPOINTYIST Or A STAMM Kamm—The Commis-
eionin have appointed Sergeant Andes O'Connell as
street keeper. Already the good effects of his appoint-
ment are observable. For • long time past a hord of
epees, and rag and bone gatherers, and others, have
made the road near the bridge, their plate of rendez-
vous, mush to the annoysnee of many persons. Them
fraternity have all received orders from the street
keeper to "move on," and we have no doubt he will
keep them moving. so that their removal from one
place may not lead to their congregating at some other.
SALI AT 88A5T.50113 TOwits.—This sale attracted
considerable attention. The view day on Thursday was
attended by the nobility and gentry of the neighbour'
hood. The ssoond day's sale on Saturday, which in-
*laded the articles of vertu was attended by gentlemen
from London, Ranh, Southampton and neighbouring
counties, and very good prices obtained for some of the
prinoipal lots, oomprising Indian, Oradea, and Swiss
china, bronzes, paintings, to. The mill quantity of
wine sold high, some fetching 10a a bottle. The books
which were sold on Monday fetched good prlom, and
altogether the sale cedi satisfactory. Mews. Abbott
and Son, of Cluistehurch and Bournemouth, were the
auctioneers,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

BRou 0 HTON GIFFORD.

INTIZEITISO DISOOVIIRT.—This village, se many of
our retders are aware, is of very ancient origin, as the
thumb and various other buildings testify. At the
time when Queen Elizabeth wig on her death-bed and
about to hand over the crown to Jame. VI. of Scotland,
there existed in the village of Broughton Gifford, •
hostelry for wayfarers, which afterwards took the
name of "Ye Paekhorse," On Saturday • man and
boy were engaged in pulling down the old house, and
hearing something fall the boy called out "Father.
there's • bag of money fallen down into the room
below." They went down, and mire enough there lay
a strong beg, full of coins, of the reign of Elisabeth and
James, dated 1616. They were lame diver pieces,
some the size of our crown pieces, and in a good state
of preservation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

ANDOVER.

ml CHORLL 8001111 TY.—At a general meeting of the
member. the trusaurer reported a balance ou the season
of £l3 lh 4j4„ and it was reeolved to distribute it as
follows :—The New-etreet Ragged Schools, /10 ; the
Andover Nursing Fcied, £7; the Andover Soup Kitchen,
LI; and the Wilmot', lla 4ed, to the Clothing Club.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

FORDINGBEIDGE.

A ammo' weighing over 28th- has been caught in
the river Avon, near the /Nekton Hill. It is supposed
that there may be more in the water above whore this
was captured. This is the first of so large a else that
has been caught so high up the river.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

CBRNE ABBAS.

-
WAIT Htigitigi,--On Wednesday evening the I
•,1 meting of the Come Auxiliary Branch was
tl.o Nati. Lel Soholl•room, the Rey. A. H.
the vicar, in the chair. Aftcr a few introductory
remarks from the chairman, the Rev. it. Pareiter, who
attended a 3 deputation on behalf of the Parent
Society, woe introduced to the meeting, and delivered
an interesting address on mission work, and his own
experience as a missionary for 21 years in tit.) island of
Ceylon. Addresses were afterwards delivered by the
vicar and the Rev. H. Ravenhill,of Buckland Newton.
The sum forwarded to the society during the past
year, by the Cerne branch, amounted to £42 ss. 101.
Maniergiuu..—On Thursday lad, JouPg Bridle, of
Cornet, was brought up in custody before J. E. Bridge,
Esq., and Captain Glyn charged with having
feloniously stolen a beg ad about 40Ibe. weight of
superphosphate manure from his muter, Hr. di
Fooks. From the evidence it appears that the prisoner
has an allotment In a field known as Cheseombe allot-
ment, and that P.C. Charles Wendell on Saturday
last discovered a bag of manure burled in the allot.
meets, the mouth of the beg being perceptible above
the ground. On Tuesday night he saw the prisoner
use the manure over his allotment and °enema the bag.
Heat emu apprehended him,and the prisoner confessed
his guilt. The prisoner was oonvicted and sentenoed
to one calendar mouth's imprisonment with hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

RINGWOOD.

AN outrage of i very solishievous character was com-
mitted some time on Monday. It appears that some
person entered Mr. B. Lyne's veterinary forge, In the
absence of the workman, end deliberately out open a
large new pair of bellows, which had been only recently
erected at tionsiderabis cost. The perpetrator of Ibis
outrage has not yet been discovered, but the matter is
In the bands of the police.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

nailtobirt.

WARMINSTER.
Wwre RITLI VoLorrius.—A meeting of offieers
commanding corps is to be bold on Wednesday, to
del/mine whether the let Administrative Battalion of
Wilta Ride Volunteers shall aoospt or decline the in-
vitation of the Government to join a military camp
somewhere in Hampshire in [September next. The
meeting is take pleas in the Warminster Orderly-
room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

YLOWIJI GARD'S.

Recently traseplanted shrubs anal trees must by care-
fully attended to with water until tio-1, become fairly
established. It is frequently the ease however, that
two much water is given at the rosts, thereby souring
the *oil and rendering it uncmgenial to the young
rootlets and the aftergrowth of the plants. The soil
should be kept moist, but not to saturation, and the
plants should be watered ore; head with the engine on
the evening of bright day'; water thus given will be of
more service in repairing the toes sustained by evapora.
tion than if given in eic,us while there is a delloieocy
of active rootlets to adsorb it. Where Roses are
intone I with tt.e grub, it wiil be neetsstry t 3 go over
the plants frequently to distroy this pest. Green fly is
also sometimes very trouhlasome at this Be JD ; $ good
washing with the garden endue on two or three
successive evenings will greatly assist in clearing the
trees of these destructive rennin. With wind north
and n wth•east gaud • fair prosp 01 of • ship frost any
night, there is no temptation to commence bedding-out
In earnest. It is to bo hop id. however, that we
ibufl
have experienced a favouraole ehsoge before the
appearance of this notice, an I that the planting of all
properlylorepannl Week may be proceeding under
favourable txus utiuns. Firinehes of evergreens •re
easily enough obt shied about most phases, and a wrink-
ling of these stuck int, the basis atter planting will be
of great service in protecting the plants from the drying
effects of bright sun, &0.,
and will alms wardmff • degree
of frost which to uoprutected ;slants would be destine.
tive. All shoot, which are lou.i enough to injured by
being blown about by the wind should be gagged down
immediately on planting out. A good watering shoeld
' be given to the buds ti nettle the soil about the rootsi
this, however, will be better demi in the morning, ii
there be any reasan to fear frost.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

ILALM23BUBY.

At EITIAOIDIZAZT Ogoomima—There is to be
seen in the window of Messrs. Welker Bros., grooars,
of this town, a cnimmber of more than ordinary ass.
Its weight Le 41bs.Toz., it measures 25 booties long, and
10 limb's in eireunsterences. The pleat off which it wee
out, was pleesd is an ordinary out-door hot-bed as
recently as five weeks ago, so that our readers can
easily imagine at what a tremendous rate it must have
grown to be of the dimensions stated above. The
encumber was grown by Yr. Edwin Ewan, of Bhipton
Moyne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

PORTL &ND.

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A OOLD COIN was found last week In a qurry it
Wskubsin.
Tun L met Easton Pond etill retains • qunitlty
water.
Tali Lain Ootts? Ltur.—About 35 eat down to the
dinner, slid Mr. Maur wee foreman of the jery. The
route amounted to about tin, • conaiderable
from last year, when they were about £147.
SUDDEN DILTIL —Palmer, principal Keeper of the
lower light house, has suffered (coin Wart &NUM for
some years. On Wednesday morning he went up to
put out the light, and his wife,ii.,.'!thinking he was mrsy_lia
time, wane up and found him din the lantern. e
had jut finished paten out the
nocuous To tun Luau. Boanu.—The rest 4
the eliosiima is as follows Sedum
193 volos Kr Timm QUA* Cliclillurat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

KAYE'S WORSDIILL'S PILLS

%IBIS LIVER is justly Credited with being the
cause of tuauy complaints. If inactive, or out of
order, it townies enlarged or ircitaktl, producokg
Bit loul Complaiuts, Jamidoe, Sickness, Doling.. JII of
soxiia, Irritability of Temper, we. If neglected,
series of what is called Liver (30ruplaints is protlueo.l.
hat reticler life insupportable. Kars's WuertuaLL
Piths have been found of the greatest value In all
disorders of the liver, rrstortog the won to complete
health, and renovating the system.
Sold b oil Chemists and otter Dealers In Patent
Medians*, at Is. led., 26 and 4.. 64. Wholesale
Depet, 22, Breadwtreet. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

01.,D5, ASTHMA, BEIOUTNEES
F BREATH.
(These invaluable Pills (which do
Inot purge, nor act on the bowels
at all) afford instantaneous re-
lief and effectual cure to most
of the distressing symptoms in.
cidental to any affection of the
longs. Many important and
1 valushle Testimonials of their
surprising efficacy accompany
each box,with which full direc-
tions are enclosed. Sold in
I boles, 70., is. lid., and 2a. X,
each.

For Asthma, Bronchitis, Roams-
nes; Shortness 1 Breath, Dry
safe and agreeable medicine re-
f:3one), Sore Throat, k
alma efficient and agreeable
'remedy, .miedily relieving the
avnipronia.
Sold in boxei,led.,arad
, e .rh.

UN TESTHINGIk he.
A este and effeetual remedy for
Wind, Griping' in the Bowels.
Reatlemmas at Night, &a, K.
mores inst.ntly lleaboo di..
orders to aloch infancy i. liable
(Wing tiething, giving comfort
and repose to the abild, and
pi;ace and gladness to the parent.
Sold in bottles 744., Is. 14d,
and 2, 91. each.

LUAIKAGO, SPRAINS,

:1116ES, &o.

-- - .
The must efficacious rem...lv for
laieutuatiam, Lumbago, l'ains
in the Limb., Numbnms,
Sciatica, Face-aohe, Sprains and
Bruises, Spasms and Cramp,
Stiff Neck, ritiffeess in Joints,
Ercuen Limbs, sad Chilblains
before they are brok• n.
Embrocation ever offered to the
public has been found more
eft...steal in alleviating the saute
pains of the above disorders. as
it gives easn after the Brat
mtion. Bold in bottles ls.
, end 2s• 3.1. each.

L, TIGDOLOREUX, /cc.
r
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The most severe 11116141 of Neu-
ralgia, Pains in the face and
Head, are speedily relieved aud
mired by them. Sold in boxes
71d., ls. lid., and 2s. 9d. each.

/UNG FEMALES.
These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symotonis 7. Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the book and loioe,
headache and Oddities. on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and y ell.
hue of complexion, swelling
I about the eyes In the morning,
issuing of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite, great
langour and listlessness., with •
variety of other symptoms, all
indicating deficient own, y of
the system as the cause, to re-
medy and remove whit& these
Pills are athpted. Prepared
only by it. J. PS•sis, an sold
I. in boxes Is lid and 2a. 2.1. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

THE OAKS.

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Baron Rothschild won an easy victory in the Oats
with Hannah ; and after years of patient waiting Itle
stable hes pulled off the double 'Mal. Noblesse was
second, and Hophine third.

HANDEL FESTIVAL, 18.71.
Many Important improvement% utddese.d bY—Rsiol
m conspire to render the Riedel riNEATE.
"O":lol:l6"4":.l::UP:liahod":Bltrit::::::::l:::,:sfeti.dll;g:getlPE.lo7c:Taniltilliannal:eichri!aileiristaig""hhbllB.l7:hetulkeliniatmatrarbasbilie
aibr:i.ankiPtbLiebist4"so
giewsB°lmealmanYldber:"lima'airninstfiania"l.l:kancruilii.l;ll:ll4proacionna.o°""s:rrtillosaudailhP;te.d""4l7.veimbetar:nio7oiredhfrarilivepeaeuskiausane 7Paa"tl)ris
sarollod La the ranks as an off ti The result of
resent rehoorsme, ff we are informed aright, twat to
the belief that the oommemorstion of 1871 will products
no
mare covalence' rendering of the great oomposer's
works, but an absolutely perfect and intellectual repo-
▪ by a highly•trained, experienoed, sod &coma-
plitbed body of artistes, produced with the aosistanse of
extraordinary :women never on any former occasion
brought into such whet sad gigantic comblastion.
The Directors have reason to be in the highest degree
satisfied with the improved sconstioal qualities of the
Omen Tramiel* which will tend very materially to so-
lemn ths general effete of the Solos not less than that
of the Choruses. No one who has hoard the opera
wooed' of the present sumer ten fell to have boss
lima with s very perceptible improvement In the
alearnms of the law Evea at the extremity ad that
immense hall the solos of both voice and instrument are
heard with remarkable distinctness. This is probably
as mu& the result of owns natural proems of adapta-
tion in the materials to the often recurring Lames* of
the sound as it is of any improvement in the arrange-
meats themselves. Moses. Gray end Davison. Orgao,
in view of the approaehing sweat, has been proper.
tionatsly enlarged, in face, for the first time immolated
wording to the male of the original design, so that its
41401644EiEleili may be in every respect worthy of
ovesion.
T. liberal scrsagemants 01 the limpentive. supple-
mented as they have bass by as equally liberal tariff on
the pin of the itailim
mend those of o sOmapaados edam as to moon-
le do ao4 web to nem tits
oar
opportunity of Wog peesravt—oral, afforded be It solid
throe years—as appily forthwith tar tisk
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Me% wit ate bobs wrier woLeir.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30

STICHL &ND.

I,II2NDLY BOCIM. —The Aainual Festival of the above
society was held on Thursday last, The members met
at the club room at about half-past 9, and, after answer-
ing their names, marched to ohnroh. The service was
oondnoted by the Rev. W. L. Junta the masioal
portion being oonlooted by Mrs. White. Tbe Rev.
Mr. James took for his text the won's of Joseph 'See
that ye fall net out by the way" and gave them good
practical advice. After service the club marched to
Houghton and Hedge End Firms, and then to their
' club room for dinner. After dinner the secretary (Mr.
W. Roger.) gives summary of the accounts, from which
It appears that the club have added daring the year
about £4O to their funds. dermal honorary members
dined with the olub, viz.. Rev. Mr James, (chairman.)
Mr W. Rogers, Mr T. CUnea, Ms Bart, Mr Roper, Mr
W. Bprake and Mr Drake. The usual loyal and patriotio
touts were drunk ; Mr W. Rogers the winner of the
regimental Cup, answering for the Q.0.Y.C., and the
Rev. Mr James for the Bishop sad Clergy. The members
marched to Quarlostone,_ OlsostooS, and What*2mbe
farms in the %Hempen. The evening vas spent by the
wirayontgair folk
the iteinpsdotanthecingmager, and byfakth.eeendlderin ognou in
saip.

WA.B.SHAtiI
new ground the MeTt°,.„° the wickets, and came out
Wareham filet tre°"" - wish 85. The Moreton
OwionMlonodaayoralt.
and
F.
F.
J.
II• TS ir t be'
then went is, and mord ... • • no being go
runs bogiod (aeoording
sad mad.
to the mist& Wareham
liorrioe,
again wept le tl° irtikest's Prase 0 F
. o : . . arTra
"it
dElawte.ehh wilt played on on
Ththee
i.pCsiirrryalcbso
ifilkomid.svnian
by Mr. wr glica. Llayndfojr"iiltegtry kflawehlor: (or eels "iirs).zseland forty minutes
pill%
priliGdsagwitirs.inatettr
hbehilmodidog. ingnwotteousappoirhtesaim.
,v&"W.idelfilloalatteahe7dsopise6led
6J, In.
deding costs, and Marsb 101; in default seven days
each. Wellstead paid.
Joseph Premise was summoned by Kr. William
Marahmsn, the relieving °Meer, for leaving his children
chargeable to the union. The children on the 30th
inst., are to be taken oat and maintained by defendant,
who is to pay the sum of 21 2s, due for their m bin-
tellal100• by ill per week.
Massed Banta, summoned by the overseers of the
parish of Mast Weikel for non-payment of Poor-rate,
amounting to 104 &i, promised to pay, _
_W•rra" to
be issued on the 25th inst., in ease of detsalt.
Charles Brows was summoned by P.O. T. Kingman
for cattle straying. Fined Us frd sad 134 gd Costs,
having been summoned ssid convicted for alike offence
on previous occasions.