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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

ARCHDEACON bRNIEON.

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The Bast Brent Havre.' Horne, omitted last year on
aranint of the illness of Arohdenoon Denison. has jest
been held with epochal rajoichigs. The parishioners
Mowed their regard for the popular Archdeacon in
tray postible way. Among other methods, they had
itaribed in the tent conspicuously the couplet " May
G. 4 pour his benison On Archdeacon lleniaon I" In
I lie MAMBO 01 the evening the Archdeacon delivered a
tuntoroun end charseteriatio address. Alluding to the
Mame of some friend., ha, said : " Mr. P.,get and Col.
Luttrell were somewhere or other In the neighbourhood
af Aldershot sham fighting. Fur his part, he thought
It • very inounvenient thing, an I he ‘lid not see the use
of it. They won all their battles without any chew
figldiug, but with • good deft' of reel fighting. Whet
thy wore going to do with that shunt ii,thtiug ho dial
tot know, but it was eery like competitive examinations
to who soldiers owl sailors, and the result of it was
that all their ships ran aground, and their soldiers were
ter,r ludo so ready as they used to be. He did not
know what was gotog to come of all this science and
philosophy. Is was bothering hien to death. If they
had bad zonipetitive °laminations in the past, they
would never have had Nelson, or Wellington, or half a
huudred of thom mu who fought their battles. God
send them well out of it."

A FARM LABOURER'S SPEECH.
At a bane t hone) odobration on the estates of the
Esrl of Cosp,r, a labourer named Digby, in replying
to a t,oa,t, made the followieg r.mark.- :—lt was ad.
aiitod hymn 1,V76011ii th it we bad hal a mos. abundant
hair. id, but there was ono di awback. and that was the
great >coldly of animal food. A great deal hat been
said on that subj. ct In tho hews;mpers during tho past
k, and they were told that the muerte' and sinews
thrir young men could not came to perfeation with.
tat a certain amount of seined food. Now, he wished
t amend that to the nulls). of ,nieloyers of labour,
am, of whom thought it very imprelent for a tom to
1111111 y whoa young—in foot, that it was almost • crime
for m labourer to 111 D n.. Twelv.• jor wed( waw
a moderato wage ii. t ( Intel'. out of
which the labourer los .t p y • 1,•4- wed' I r reut,
2.. for firing, mid, aupp.k.ing he WI. impra teat ~nough
to be the father of six children, ths re woe just 1.. per
weak each left for the maintainanco of the father,
mother. and children. Hew, then, was it possible for
the labourer to obtain animal food, which they were
told wall 011 very necessary for the maintenance of the
human frame in the early stages of its development ?
lie did not believe the farmers while I to oppre.s those
Issuesth them, but he would give them this Mimi of
advice.—Let those wing men who hid been imprudent
enough to get married sod have • family do tho pimse-
woi lc, as far as pr.M.llh., ant tbul have a chaise° of
earning a few extra shilliugs to !magi, their childrs
ii
with animal fool to birp their souls and b
together.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

THE "BLOOD PURIFIES."

OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSIIND'S SARSAPARILLA.
pH IS EXTRAORDINARY MEDIC IN E
1 has a singular influence over the blood, which it
enriches cud purifies. It removes all pimples and
blotches, purifies the system , and acts like • oharm. As
a sustaining and purifying tonic it is invaluable. and
hishly recommended in long.i.tanding oases of indigos.
tion, nervousness, coughs, scrofula, gout. dropsy, and
wasting of flesh. Sold by all Druggists. Caution—
Ger the red end blue 'ripper, with the Doctor's head
in tie centre. No other genuine. In bottles, 2s• Gd.,
45., 71. GiL, and 114.
01. I) I.IL SAILSAPARILLA PILLS
Are the most in,puler medicine known for all bilious
affections, liver suil *tumuli complaints, and indiges.
ton, u proved by thousands,
ALSO SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT,
The best soother of 1,11 sores, burns, and scalds ; each
in bozos, Is. led, 2s. 91., and 4s. 6d. By post, 15, 30,
and GO stamps.
Chief Depot: 131, FLEET-STREET. LONDON'.

JOHN GOS N ELL AND CO.'S
J "CHERRY TOOTH PASTE," greatly eseels all
other preparations for the l'eeth.
"TOILET AND NURSERY POWDER," celebrated
for its purity.
" AOUA AMA RELLA" restores Grey Hair to itm
pri.tine hue, no Twitter at what age.
JOHN OOSNELI. and Co.'s PERFUMERY, SOAP,
BRUSHES, lie., may ho obtained of all respectable
Cheuii.t.s and Porfuniers throughout the Kingdom.
Wholesale, Angel Passage, 93, Upper Thamesstreet,
London.

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DORCHESTER MRDu, Chemist.
Mn- Otaws, Perfumer.

USE ONLY TUE
GLEN le IELD ST ARO It

Ta QUEEN'S LAUNDRESS USES NO OTHER.

SAYS'S WOBBDSLUS PILLS
PEE LIVER is justly oredlted with bang th•
1. 0111100 of many oomplainta If ineative, or out of
order, it beoomee enlarged or Irritated, produorg
Bilious Complaints, Ji.uuice, Bickner, Derr' 2n al
Spirit+, irritability of Temper, ke. U neglected, a
series of what is oanod Liver Complaints la produssat
hat render life insupportable. SATZ'S WOZIEDILL a
\
YILIA have been found of tbe postai taloa In all
disorders of the lire, coottl.• ocpa to ocoaptots
bra* and renovating the .
Bold by all Mammaend otbir Dodoes la Potsat
'Widnes, at la lid. It and 41. Id. MAN&
D190.:13. Isagos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

MONEY lIAREET.

alin exceedingly active demand for money has been expe-
rienced sines we lad wrote, owing to the desire of the mer-
canUle community to be prepared against • further rise in the
rate of discount. The withdrawabi of spocia from the Bank
have been very large amounting to £2,401.000 since the 21"
WA.), sod the Bank director. have felt necessitate] to raise
the rate mother 1 par mut., the minimum ,being non 4ma
against 2 per cant. • fortnight back. On the Stock Exchange
for advances on British government eecurities 3 to 4 per cent.
has been paid.
The disoauot establishments hate raised their terms for
money from 2 to 3 per cool; and at 7 and 14 days' notice from
2] to 31. The Pint stock banks now allow 3 per cent for
depu,lta Uettsmd of 2.

CHIPPENHAN fRGITL CATrIA AND CORN

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Serr. 28—in consequenee of the unfavourable weather, the
eatUe market was a small one, and pncee must be quoted
rather lower for all descriptions. We had a fair .upplye of
wheat, which sold readily at last week's price* for all good dry
samples, but inferior lots were neglocucL In spring eon,
there was no alteration to note. Wheat, 26s to 2ls per uck ;
barley, 2.2 s to 31. is per yr ; oats, Vs to 2.4. per qr ; huns, Its
to 27e per meek vetches, Os per bushel. Bed, 13, to 13s Od
per morn; mutton, ifid toliiid per ; veal, 6.1 to bed per lb
pork, lls per mere. Ducks, ts to fie per (couple; fowls, Seed
to 52 per couple.Olfilk butter, Is ed per lb; whey ditto, Is Id.
Eggs, 12 for a shilling.

HAY AND STRAW.
eintTlfflindi, Sept. Yd.—Largo sown., on offer. SaICS 1110 W
at prima favouring buyers. Prima menlow hay, '° to tosi ;
inferior ditto, 6011 to 70.; prime Mover, 130. to 145.; lidurior
ditto,Gd. to uips ; and WSW, 31k1 to 45e per load.

It is expected that the Mont Cents Tunnel will be
open for regular treMe by the middle of October
There has been a panic in railway stooks' with an
average fall in three days of 7 per cent., from whieb,
however, most of the stoe. Ira have rapidly recovered.
The engineers' strilp at Newcastle appears to be
mottled by a compzomise„ the men obtaining the nine
hours' concession and relinquishing part of their pay.
Tait" LADY Soorr dwism.g.—At the Middlesex
Sessions on Monday another application for bail was
madc In the case of the two men, Mitchman and Stepson,
now in prison on charges of conspiracy ml (rant The
judge, however, declined to entertain it.
FLOWS& GAILDIS.—BOLIIiiOOM 110.LLAND for present
planting, °Desisting of hyacinths, tulips, crocuses, nor.
alms, and other dower roots, are sold by *notion every
Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, by Mr. J. C.,
Sterols, at his Horticultural Sale Rooms, 38, King.
stleaA, Ormahpadia. Loadoa. Oalgogassa ipplisa•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

SALE TUN DAY (TUE:3DAY).

VALUABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING ROUSES,
LAND, AND PREMIUM.

PIDDLETRENTRIDE. DORSET.

TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

'R. GILES SYMONDS, at the NAY/ INN
PIDDLETRENTHIDEI, on TUESDAY, the 3rd
day of OCTOBER., 1871, at Throe o'clock-in the alter.
noon (subject to sue', conditions as will be then and
there produeed) the undermentioned FREEHOLD
DWELLING-HOUSES, LAND, and PREMISF.S
situate in the parish of Piddletrenthide, In the follow-
lota :
LOT L—All those four Cottages, with the Gardens
thereto adjoining, in the respective occupations of
Messrs. WILLIAM ROLLE, CRARLEN PAYNE, ROBERT
READ, and EDWARD STURMKT, at the aggregate annual
rental of 1:17 10s.
LOT 2. All that Wattage or Owellinghouse, with
the Bakehouse, Garden, and Plot of Land thereto
adjoiniug, in the respective occupations of Messrs.
Jamas LEONARD JONES and DANIEL DRAKE.
LoT that Piece of Garden Land adjoining the
last mentioned Lot, with the Carpenter's Shop and
Sew pit ther,en, and the Orchard thereto belonging,
ordaining toeether one acre (more Of loss) in the
emulation of Mr. DANIEL DRAKIL
LOT 4.—A1l those Two idessuages or Dwellingbouses
with the Gardens thereto adjoining and belonging, In
the reepectiv.i occupations of Messrs. DANIEL DRAKE
and JAIIIB Scree.
The whole of the above premises are freehold of
Inheritance, are very advantageously situated, and
offer a very desirable opportunity for investment.
Ti view apply to Mr. DANIEL DRAKE, Piddletrent-
hide ; and for further particulars to Yours. ANDREWS
sal Pore. Solicitors, Dorchester, or to the AUCTIONEER.
Dated, Dorchester, ltb September, 1871.

MEIPL.tin AOSICULTUE&L SOCIETY.

PIMIDIST roz 1871: SIR M. U. NIPELI4, BAWL

TRONA/ Cocrox, ESQ. J. M. P. Morrsoo, Esq.
Oo[Jos, Esq. ltoi.W. H. H. Pownus,
ham FLOTIS, ESQ.. M.P. M.P.
Juseril UUNDItY. Esp. H. G. Enna, Esq.. WY.
lits.l. P. °WWII, FAQ. EKG. THORNTON, EBQ.
I.l'. F. GUIDRY, E. Cuanza WILD, E.

VilE ANNUAL MEETING of this Society
L will be held at BICIDPOItT, on FRIDAY,
(S.:COBBS Wru, 1871, when various prises will be
swardod.
The PLotiofuse MATCH will take place in • field 116 U
liMport, whore all ploughs intended to compete must
be by o'clock, a.m.
assistanae will be permitted to be rendered to
the competitors for work and service pares, who mast
be sorvants of members of this Society.
All entries for Root Crops closed on MI September,
All other entries to be mado with the SECHLTARY, at
HICDPOIT or IitAIIHNSTER, on or twforo the 11th of
ortob,r nest.
The Inspection of Roots will take phoo within the
first four dye in Ootob-r I,ext.
No Show will Is boll in .L till soar Bad post.
Murat. win., prori.l.l by Mr. J. KNIUIIT at the
Bull !Loki, Bridport, ..t 3 p.m., tau Presidrat in the
chair.

NICHOLAS M. LOGGIN,
Honorary Secretary.

Brulport, August 6th, 1-71.

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KEDAH AND PURBECK LABOURERS AND
SERVANT'S' FRIEND SOCIETY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

SomtrottOb ire.

SOMERSET CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE.
A quarterly council meeting of the Somerset Chamber
of Agrieulture and County Aumriation of Hatepa)srs
we. held at the Railway Hotel, Taunton, on Saturday
Wt. The hon. aecretsu7, Mr. H. Geoge Antrews,
presented • maim of resolutions, of whieh the following
Sr. the principal; and, after • general discussion. they
Men approved and serried seriasiw.
.1. Reeoived.—That in the opinion of this Council, the en-
forcement of effective regulation. for preventing the importa-
tion of foreign cattle dmeme, and • radical reform of the basis
es which the poor-rate amassment is now levied, are two sub-
=on which chambers of Agriculture should concentrate
agitation between this and the opening of the next
Swim of Parliament.
.1. That nothing short of the sale and slaughter of all
foreign fat animals and quarantine for lean stock at every port
Ikeocied for the admimion of foreign cattle can have the
slightest chance of excluding infection or contagion, where
latent in the Imported animal.
" L That grants of meney from the Coneolidated Fund, and
pooh remisolone of taxation as the House Tax, aro taniuses to
the owners of personal property, paid from the National
Mlchequier to amble She House of Common, and the Ministry
of the day to avoid the duty of removing the exemption comp
&toed of. and of restoring the poor-rate mserment to its
principle—namely, that all persons should contribute
rt;ifli,'''llaeoartling to their ability,*
04 That, therefore, no rest can be found for the agitation
new rained against the exemption from the poor-rate amoral.
leant of income editing from personal property, until such
y .made liable to the amisesnient by no, Act of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

MURDER IN CAMDEN TOWN.
Mon.lay Dr. I.snliet-t..r h,•1.1 ,11 ir.ine,t on the
f• a. 1....•
, 0,14 thßt he Vlll on .1o••.• ...I, Tr •
r.et.lay alt..rnoon wh.n ~ . •

...ay att.....
• ltwomen to a. 01,. 1. At. r. !i, ut th.
ont. eenveyed it to Bt. ?MAMA %% rc Lou; 0. Dr.
parph Hill eased:red deceased. The I..jarics about the
body appeared to indicate that rho b..en Item bed
a the head with • bar, kicked on tt c kg, rondertl
(tweak, then thrown into the and ti .ally
'educated by drowning. The polio. msn Faid that when
deceseed was got out of the COMA lute wee without
bonnet, and no money °railer article was in bur pocket.
The left aide of her dress app,arcd not to barn been
touched, but tho right aide war torn, alai ale, the
pocket. IMeesoed is • remarkably tam-grown y0u..,:
about T. yesrs of age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

REGIOTZSZD YOU

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

W ID 0 W WELCH'S PILLS,
(commun..* oulorsai.,)
So long and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues,
ere strongly reoommended to the notice of every lady
(baying obtained the satiation and approbation of most
gentlemen of the Medical Profession). as • safe and
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inoonvenienoes to which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exermite and
general debility of the system ; they create an appetite,
correct indigestion, remove pddiness and nervous head-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitationof the heart ; being
perfectly itinerant they may be used with safety in all
seasons and climates.
It is necessary, owing to the numerous imitations, to
warn the pnblie that Kzasster's is the only original
receipt. and has been prepared by the Keenky family
over eighty years. Purclmeen should see that each
bon is wrap.ped in while paper, and the name, "C.
guageLer, CalgtaVed On the Government stamp.
Sad wholesale and retail by J. Saxon and SO" 150,
Orford-street, Loadcet, sag by all meads, venders
throughout the eourittg. In born, prise gm. pd,, gook
or by rat la 36 perm. dans.

BENSON'S WATCHES AND CLOCKS. I
By speckal sppeintinent to
HAUL TIIE PnINCE OF WALES.
Prize Hedals—London, Dublin, and Paris.
Hither of the Cold C.asketa presented by the City of
London to Hit H. the Pantos Or WALES, H.R.H.
the Dues or EDINBUROII, SIR JOHJI 110100Y111,
N. LUMPS, Am
WATCHlLS—Chronometers, Chrouogrsphs, Keyless,
Repeaters, Levers, Horizontals, for Ladies
and Gentlemen.
CLOCKS—For Dining and Drawing-rooms, Carriages,
Churches, Hall or Shop, Perpetnel Calen-
dars, Wind Dials, Les.
nainLEßY—Speoislitiedi in 11 a, Diamonds
Crystals, and fins Gold, for Bridal end
other presents.
SILVER AND ELECTNO-PLATE—For Presentation,
Racing, Diners a is RUM* or Tea Table,
do.
WORKS of ART in &oats, by the best Artistes.
PRICES and descriptions of Watches, Clocks, Plate
Jewellery, Clain,, km., see Illustrated
Pamphlets, poet free for two Stamps.
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Chains, Plate, its, sent to
all ruts of the world.
I. W. BENSON,
Stem Factory and City Show Rooms,
LUDGATE RILL, AND OLD BOND-STREET,
LONDON.
Wader repaired, by skilled workmen. Old Silva,
Wstaimo, Gold, .1 soldiery, do, corobaagod.
Norokoale. Oblppego. sod WA& Okla tappllod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

THIS DAY'S NEWS.

THE MEGARA.

A telegram has been received stating that the
orew of the Megana have been taken from St.
Paul's Wand by the Malacca. Captain Thrupp
Is en route for England in a mail steamer.

M. ROCHEFORT.

It I. stated-slat-W. Trii-i;rs,- at the intercession
of Victor Hugo, has promised to do what he
can to commute the sentence on Rochefort.

LkROE VESSEL LOST.

A full-rigged ship, supposed to be the Levant,
of Liverpool, has been found derelict off Lowest-
oft, and sank before it could be towed into
port. The crew are believed to be lost.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

SYMONDSBURY.

Tau firnon.-11r. John Pope and Mr. John Pitliohl
have been ohoaen as the lay represontetivea fur this
pariah.

SHAFTESBURY.

DIOCIAAN BlNol3.—Only one parishioner attended
the meeting milled to elect lay representatives for this
parish.
CUB HOMITING.-0a Friday "'meet of the Kest Dorset
Foxhounds took place at King's Court for oub hunting.
The number of MAUI fOllll4 in south of the favaurito
cloven of the Motoombe estate pruinises good sport
daring the ensaing semen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

THE HEALTH OF WEYMOUTH.
To tAc Editor.

slll4—l shall feel obliged if you will mike known,
that Weymouth is now free from smallpox. No fresh
case of the disease has occurred since the week ending
Sept. 9th inst., and during that week only one was
reported to me. I am, Sir, yours faithfully.
HENRY TIZAHD,
Medical Offioer of Health for Weymouth.
9, Frederick-place. Weymouth, Sept, 21, 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

LORNE PLAID AND ENOLIaII ROSE.

Also some Cholas Patterns a

BRUSSELS. TAYESTUYS, KIDDERS, DRUGGETS,
AND FELTS.

Large Carpet Room well Stalked with every description.
patina), and qaality.
OIL CLOTHO, NI ANL AND ItATTING, OP !PIOT

SOW AND WIDTH.
CORK CARPET, Li NOLECIACIKAMPTULIOAN,

PAPER HANGINGS.

The Newest and Best Patterns ot every quality.
10,000 Pieeee ln Stook.

mom 3a. ro 104 fid. run Pl2Oll or 12 YARDS.
PAINTING, PAPER lIA.NGING,

AND DECORATING
Executed with prompinew, great oars, beat tut*, and
equal to any Home in England.
NEW DESIGNS FOR NOON DECORATIONS.

BLINDS.

White, Buff, Green, or Figured, Wire, Venetian.
liello•tioene, and the

liino,rm Blum BLIM DwAu MUSLIN BLINDIL

CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES.

With all the latest Improvements for &nig hi or Her
\V indown.

OROIOII suaonow OF
OILSTONES, CHINTZ ES. DIMITIES. DAILLSKS,
REPS, AND VELVETS.

FURNITURE.
The Beet and Lariesk STOCK in the COUNTY

FOR MANSION AND COITAGL

BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.

Them Sho• Rooms oontain Bedsteads of Wood, Bram
and Iron of every sort. aim, cad quality ; and fitted
up, with Bedding and Furniture complete.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

PROVISION NAHUM.

Of Fresh Butter the supply is Doe • (little on the decline.
The quality and condition aro hoth excellent this stock, and
the demand Is very steady for fine at top prices. We quote
finits at 17., second. at lit, &thirds at 15e, and wait country at
15. (hi to 16. Oil per dozen.
Foreign Butter of fine quality Is in good request ; price, she.
no material change this week. Floe Friesland 124. to 126 e •
Jerseys 100. to Ito.; Normandy, catra 131. to 136.,•fine 120;
to 126., loud 104. to 112 s, and Inferior OW 9ts ; Leer 1041 to
112.; Kampen, 124. to lit.; no Zweite.
Lard does not improve In demand at presiont. Irish, Water-
ford bladdered 06s to 74.; Kegs, 60. to 64e; American, barrel,
guod to nue, 41. to 50e.
The Dawn market I. quiet and pricer hardly sustained.
Ils: ihro Is very dull, and has declined to 00s to Ole. Prime
sizeable Waterford is still quoted at 76. to 60. per cot. Cork
siscable, Ws to 74. • Limerick sizeable OM to 74.; 11ambro
Bacon, heavy 504 to ; siscable,62ste ths ; Iliddles,amerlcan,
abort, Ws to 424.
Mins of fine quality moderately ramble. tech, Limerick.
anal, per at., 61e to 104.; York,suall, 90e le 100 e ; Cumber-
tan 1, 66. to U6s.
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Ostend rabbits as CI per stone.
For ow the demand is slack and supply good. Scotch per
120, 8., Irish WI, French, email 6., large &I, Bt. Maio 7. 64,
/Spanish fa ad, Ostend tit.
There is little more enquiry for choice lumps and medium
deed Cheshire Cheese. The finest Cheddar and Double are
scarce at present. In American there le • rather firmer tone,
and prices of the best may perhap be quoted a shads
higher. Dutch Cheese is dearer; Edam. 001 to 644 par
cwt. Chethire, One new, 70s to 76e, beet lump,
60s I. 66., Derby, rale and coloured 76s to 8/e, Berkeley, thin,
765„ Somerset and Cheddar 74s to 60., Wiltshire, double, DOW,
She to 70e. thin, the to 52., loaf, 74s to 16., Cheddar, loaf, new,
74. to 74.15, pees, old MK Essown Cheddar, old OM to 764.
Foreign cheese, per cert., Edam 56s to Ms, (loud* 46. to She.
Derby Gouda, 30e to the, American, new, ats to 265.
DavamisSe tember 21.—Current priors :—Milk butter, per
per tb, le wield; whey do., 111 to la.
Cues..—The demand Me become quiet for the moment
for fine qualities, but we expect a reaction before long.
l'rioes have 0.111 way a few shillinp on some qualities.
We quota Balled Inds 4e, 3rd. Is muter, and iste is over Met
week's rate*.
At tide day's market 2,000 &line were for inspection. Salted
Ist. advanced 21.
Priem, 1.0.b.--Balted Iste 128. ad, Inds 110. 6d, 2.4 s 106. ad,
4th. DM 6.1. 6th. hie Od, tithe Ms 6d. Mild lets 131 s 6d, !oda
121 s tki, and 3rds 114 s 6d.
13a1.titeuav Clltiel 11.1CLIT.—At our monthly market half-
skims realised from 30, to 40., Cheddars 00i to 0)s, and
Somerset& flas to 00e per cwt. The quantity pitched wide from
150 to 180 tons, the quality and condition of the goods
bettor than at the last market. Trade rule I very dull, and
prices may be taken at a reduction of as, a large portion
rentainlng =saki at the end of the day. There was no sale for
skims.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

SALE.
MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT SALE It be held on SAT UR DAY,
OCTOBER 7th, 1871, et the ItsposrroaT, /shebang
the South Walks, near the South-'West,ro Railway. at
hall•past Twelve cee'ook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

WARSIIAM
SELL

TUE A
PLOU
FARM at W:
tho 19th clay
CnndHat4 a
Nine o'clock,
o'clock punot

The nam.
klatches, Ms
Carters, Lai
the Secretor]
the 10th Ocr
Forme of 4
at my office.
Outmost
preside at tl
which will t,
HAM. on T
ourolißit
riubseripti
and must M
ham before
will be in.

Warebam
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

A meeting of the Portland Local Board wag held on
Monday afternoon last, presont--ltri R. Loco, chair-
man, Mr. R. Bansom, Mr. R. Comben, Mr. C. White,
Mr. R. Flew, Mr, A. fioriven, Mr. S. Pears., Mr. B.
Gilboa, Mr. W. White,Mr. ft. Pearce,Mr. J. P. &riven,
Mr. J. C. Lino, Mr. T. Gibbs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

POOLE.

TEN DIOCESAN SYNON.—At St. Jarese's vestry there
meeting. but at St. Paul" Mown. H. Yeatman
id W, J. Lull were elected.
WISLETAN SUNDAE 8011004-0 S Sunday, M coin.
memoration of the idatymeoad anniversary of the
weasym suAday School, sermons were preached in
the Chapel by the Bev. T. Bishop. The children sang
appropriate hymns. The sollection amounted to 10s.
THS JUST IT QUESTION. —On Wednesday morning
the Overseers of St. James's, received by post a notice
directed to " the churchwardens and overseers of the
poor of the parish of St. Jamas, Poole, within Use divi-
sion of Wiffsborse," summoning them to appear at the
Special Petty Sessions, at Wintborne, on Friday, ths
29th, "to produoe the list of men qualified and liable
to serve on jades, within the said parish of Sa James',
Poole, and to mawsr upon oath, each questions Mush.
lag the said lid as shall be put to you by the initials
this genesel.*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

HAY k27D STRAW.

Sum Math, Sept. 21.—There were good supple. of hay sod
clover. Trade was quiet, at about late rates. Prime meadow
hay, Me to 110.; inferior ditto, 50. to 76.; prime clover, 1110.
to 105.; lidarior ditto, 00. to 1004; mid straw, 30. to 466 per
IL

PRODUCE MARKET.

In tho Produce markets a lair business has again been done,
too upward uwvenienl in the rate of discount being insufficient
to hate any important influence on valuer.
In Mager prices have agair. favoured the buyers—the reduo-
ti.m In Ow last fortnight on reaming Wcat India id about late
I. 01 per cwt.
Cogre keep. very arm.
"

Cue.. rage, more In request.
F.... Rico 10.0 enquiry. but tho marlirt hen • firm appmrance.
itl emote • further atheism° iu both black and white popper.
Nutmegs rather dearer.
Saltpetre fully Cst adoinee.
Cutton dull wad priors easier.
In Jute common quallUee neglected, but good and 0110 are
saleable at full prier...
The Metal etartet be. been quiet this week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

CIIuIIIt% ai.d other diseases prevented •V drinking
putt'''. WATER Government, Inspection. F. Lirecoelaire
Patent Naer FILTIR Mang generally toed in the bowel
el medical men nearly keen Phyalciana and Surgeons bare
them. --•"The repot Government Inspection ban stemped Kee
being very much milieriur to all other models of Illastka."—
Zallieei Paper.
ln every Teen throughout linelend keep Woe la

L "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET.

V.zul —There were fair supplim of meat on isle
here to-day. The trade was steady, at the following prices :
Inferior bee!, from ge 8.1 to 4.4.1; middling ditto, te tal to
4s ; penal" large •111.14, 44 &I to 1.• ; prime small ditto, be to
:w 4 ; ual, 6. (XI to bit (ki ; inferior mutton, 44 to 64 Od ;
natddlosig ditto. C. to ; prime ditto, tot., tie 4tl ; large pork,
:Jo NI to 4. tgol ; ditto, is 81 to fa 4J ; Lamb, (le toll
per alba by UM carcase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

TEMPLECOMBE.

ASCIIEIti.—A. match between the South Wilt& and
Armless& archers tsok plass here on Tuesday. It was
managed that there should be six 'salsa and a similar
numbsr of gentlemen each side, but one of the South
Wilts ladies being absent it was agreed that tho lowest
score made by a lady of the Anglmes club ahould not
'pewit. South Wilts, hswever, won with a member
abort, haring a majority of 35 hite-606 maims% 571,
and of 361 soore-0566 against 2325. The following
, obtained prise. :
Larosa:—lst soon, Mrs. Priekney, Swith Wilts Club, 451.
2nd score, NUM 11111, ditto, it.s.t.
Greatest number of hits—Miss Fox, Anglcsea Club, 07.
Best Gold, Mrs. lilies, South Wilts
iiIINTLIMIN. —Da score, Mr. Everett, South Wilts Club, 4W.
:hid score. Mn. Price, Angler.. Club, 3:16:
Greatest number of bite, Mr. Moon" South Wilt.v, 57.
Bost Gold, Mr. Goldsmith, Angle-ex& Club.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

OERNE ABBAS.

Till STNOD.—Dr Beene and Mr. W. Beach arc the
two lay representative* elected for this pariah.

PIDDLETRENTHIDE.
Oat of the sic publie houses in this village, three
have, for some time past, been closed entirely on sun.
days. The landlord of the New Inn wee the first to
adopt this system.
"I'lig STOOD. —On Friday evening a well ettendel
meetimr, at which all dames of the parishioners were rspres
sower, was nuld at the School, for the purism° of a ev:lng
two laymen to represetthe parish at the ruri4ccenal chapter.
Cousiderable interest was evinced is the object of the meeting,
mid strong hope expressed im to the value and usefulness of
the forthcoming Synod. Toe layium uuannsieusly elected were
J. K. Bridge, Esq., of the Manor House, Piddletrenthide, end
Mr. John Oundry, of SoutlicAnbe Uounc, yeoman clergy-
man's churchwarden.
altlrilAT TRANKSGIVING.—The annual harvest
thanksgiving worm was held in this parish on the evening
of Thursday. September 14th, when an excellent sermon was
preached by the Venerable Archdeacon Sanctuary, who
esloctod for his text Psalm 14;s, letli verso. Toe beautiful
churAi was appropriately decorate! for the oecasion, several
ladies of the parish displaying much skill is the formation
of various devices in corn and flowers. Tho temporary
reredos, the loot, the puliht desk and lectern looted renairks
ably well. A new feature in the decorations, which was much
ad aired was • Milner on either side of the mut window, the
One bearing the words, "1 am the bread of life," the other,
" I sin the true vine." Thera was a very Lags congregation
and the offertory was devoted to the funds of the County
Hospital, at Dorchester.

CA:PfISTOCK.
ILL 'WM' Tu 4IVU(G.OO Sunday, the 24th
instant, harvest thautagiving ICIVICOi were hold in the
parish church, which had boon profusely yot tastefully
decorated for the croculon. The pulpit, lectern.
otTA ethoir Amelia wore adorned with *owe..
mingled with wheat and barley, the latter being CJ'l-
tribtli,ll by the Lamers, 'rho whole appearanoe of
this pretty o'sureh was most pleasing. l'here were
large oongregaqms,aud the harve,t anthem and hymen
were beautifully sung. The collections, 'moulting to
over £6. will be given to the Home Missions of the
Church of England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

CATTLE MARKET&

BRISTOL, Sept. 21.—We had • aborter supply of beef at our
market to-day, the consignments of fat cattle from Ireland
scarcely numberlag more than 100 beat Trade we. active,
and prices Ono, best desieriptions realising from 78m to 800, end
in BOUM cease 091 per cwt., while middling sold IA from 700 to
It.. There was a very large supply of fat sheep, the consign-
ment. from Ireland numbering about 2,000 heed. The trade
was brisk, and good wethers realiad ed and 90, and ewes and
middling descriptions were Id per lb. cheaper. Lamb was In
demand, though it is now newly out of season. We bad
about 1,100 store esttle from Ireland, and though the quality
was good, trade was very quiet, and some useful animals were
left on hand. There war a short supply of milch cows, but
the doniand was tory limited. We had about 1,000 or 1,100
pig. from Instead, and for ;MA ./1010,10 pigs there was an
active lwqiury at advanced rates, bacon plgs realising 10.84
and ii,, and porkers from lie Swi to Ile 601 per score.
BITIOTOLITAX, 214.—Demand good, c .nsequently Monday's
quotations are well maintained. Choice sheep are still marls
and dear, although the trade .111 not finish very • briskly.
Trade is not so active for calves, and prime are rather lower.
Our foreign supply consists of 370 beasts, 4,1360 sheep, and 343
calves.
Best acute, Ilerefords .. 6 to 6 0
Beet Short.horns 6 to 6 8
Second quality Beasts 4 to 4 8
Best Downs k 0 to 7 0
Best Long.wcols, .. 6 to 010
Ervia a second quality, • . .. 6 to 5 8
Beasts at market, 1,220; sheep and lambs, 9,840; calve.,
4.0; and pip, 35.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

PAItIC3TONE.

Till STIIIOI3.—A ineeting for the oleotion of lay repre-
sentatives was hcld on the 15th inst. Thu Vicar op3ned
the proceedings with prayer' and osplained the object
of the meeting. Alta. a brief discussiot, Mr. 'l'. NT.
Green and Mr. W. W. Aldrilgo were unanimously
elected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

WYNFORD BA.GLE.

lima's? HOYT AT WYNIFOILD 1101.161.-04 Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dawkinsentertained all their labourer'
and wives at a plentiful dinner, followed by tea, and
supper. In the afternoon there were various sports.
The STIA)D.—L >rd Wyuterd and 11r. John No. man
are cleated representatives for the parish, and it hu
been resslved to establish rt parochial council, ouisist-
ing of the clergy, churchwarden, and oommuniconts,
with other parishioners to be invited by the vicar.
IIARVIAT TLIANKSGIVIISO.—tha Sunday sermons were
preached by the Rev. Theophiltu Bennett, and canoe.
lions made for the Dorset County Hospital, amountinz
to £3 15r. Tim handsome new silver alms dish, sup-
plied by Messrs. Saunders, silversmiths, Sto., lbrohes.
ter and generett.ly pre.outod to Si. Lawrence Chapel,
by 'Lord Wynford, was ILAAI for the first time. Meters.
Guy and Son. of Dorchester, have entered into a eon.
tract for putting in a set of beautiful now Gothic win-
dows with cathedral • glass ; also for putting on a
completely new open worked rmf to S. Bud, Toiler
Fratrnm. This ohurch will also be thoroughly oleaned
and coloured.

'WRENS MINSTER.
CAPTAIS BOULTON and Mr. T. B. Bliter have been
alecitoxl as the lay representatives for this pariah for
candidature for the Synod.

SHILOTON,
Mr. 11. S. BOWER and Mr. T. Harvey have been
elected as the by representatives for this parish for
eanilidature for the Synod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

PORTLAND.

Bzusvocefroe.—Mise de Winton, of the Cove Hotel,
West Ltd worth, has kindly forwarded to Capt. Seriven
103 for for the poor woman Elizabeth Rod, whose stacks
were destroyed by fire on the Silt Inst.
A DURRTIR.—At Sherborno, on Monday, before E.
Benthall, Esq., Private Gillman, of the 7th Fusiliers,
and a deserter, surrendered himself to Superintendent
Watts on Saturday: He was brought up, and the
magistrates ordered him to be taken to his regiment.
ACOIDINT. —Oa Monday Mrs. Bildt), who lives at the
higher lighthouse, was walking on the gravel path near
ber house when her foot slipped on a pebble, and she
fell and broke her elbow. kthough she had • bottle
in her hand it was not broken. She was attended by
Dr. Hawkes. and is getting on well.
Tug BOAT AOOITHUIT. With reference to the capsize
of one of the captains of the Achilles forecastle,
reported last week, Mr. R. IL Penny, of t. Weston.
cottages, Weymouth, writes that he was fishing for
mackerel at the time in the Roads, saw the capsize,
and immediately made sail to the spot, rescuing the man
who was clinging to the boat, which was bottom up- ,
wards. They then righted the boat, and it was towed
by Mr. Penny's to the mouth of the harbour. Mr.
Smith, of the Palestine, who came up, picked up some
of the boat's gear, and as the wind and tide were
down harbour, Mr. Penny handed over the boat to the
coastguard.
BRUTALITY OT • BOT.—A few days ago, a boy named
Caleb Pearce, of Weston, had the job of cleaning out
the pig sty, and in order to save himself the trouble of
keeping in the pigs, drove them into • corner, and
putting a four pronged fork through the bodies of the two
pigs, fastened them against the wall I The noise of the
animals attracted the attention of a iwsighbour, who
went to see what was the matter, found out the
horrible action, and the pigs were immediately killed.
One of them was worth 50s and the other 301, but of
(nurse they were not fat. The Pearce@ have among
their children three besides this boy, who are idiots,
but thin one was supposed to be " brighter" then the
silly ones.
POITRAIT OF THZ MATOI 07 WITIROUTH.—Mr. 0.
White, of Fortnne's Well, whose pictures are pretty
widely distributed in this neighbourhood, has painted
• portrait of James Milledge, Req., Mayor of Weymouth,
in his ecarlet robe of °Moe, and wearing the gold chain.
The figure of His Worship is standing relieved against
a shadowed doorway, over which is seer. the Royal
Arms. An accessory on the left is • statue of justice
with the scales evenly balanced, to indicate his
magisterial rectitude, and in the Mayor's hand is a
scroll, which may be the charter of the borough. The
pose is manly and self-reliant, and the expression of the
, countenance benign, while the picture is very edeeilve
la 4144
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

TOMAH. FiLITRU lit.

Till SINOD.—Mx. R. Whittle and Mr. Thema
Chalker (lahJurer), have boon cl:ct,l lay repres3ut.i.
tiv.s. It was also rosolved, with the approval ut the
Viar (Rev. T. Bennett), " That • parochial council
be established. oonaisting of the vicar and church-
warlens and all the commeniaantis in the pariah.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

MAIDEN NEWTON.

-
Dt0001•11 STIOD.—Mr. Ohileott and lir. Mark
Roberta have been elected lay representatives for the

_
parish.
PILOPOSID lllPaOsillegt.—The turnpike cmiumis-
'loners oqutomplate losseriag the roe I at Whiteshoet
Hill, lying bet +taco the turning to Little Toiler and the
road to Groat Toiler. making the gradient 1 in 17
instead of as at present 1 in 9.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

MONETARY ILDV LNCFS:

£379 Poo TO ND
,LET.
tl7.--/h CheMilkt;
South Africa, having amassed a oonsiderakAe ammast
(sad now connected with numerous Private Gapilahista),
as open to negotiate (promptly) Advaneee or Oash to ail
respectable persons (male and female), in amounts
varying from £lO to I:500, on their note of howl camtA
or Mum, ito., at 41 per cent. for any tam up so ten
years. Itepaymenta taken by 'my instalments, 'stead.
mg over the full term, or In on* sum, at the end of •
period, as may be desired. All business intimated with
the utmost privacy, and free from law or OMNI Ilhalelle,
Wait profit not being sought.
Addressill perfect holtfidsmoe, Yr. G. T. Loa" 03114,
Oomphon-etrest, Cleriumwell, Leedom, BAL.- Mating
moot amount regained, bow ropayoblo, pailian ha NI%
ke. Swim time Amapa tor mgr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

BRIDPORT.

Tan STMOD.—At the meeting held In this pariah, the
Ray..J. P. roweU presided, ruid there were present
four laymen: Mr. if. N. Cos and Mr. W. K. Brown
were appointed.
Itonounet YOLICL Tueeday.—Before B irtlett, Esq.
(Mayor), F. Good, Fog., and J. TJuiplouran,
James Mita and Joan Nara, two seamen of Port-
land, were Guarded with refuting to go to toe in broach
of their artistes duly signed on board the " Kyaolte."
The men had boon indulging in drink, and appoarod
very penitent; but as the Kyanito had to immured to
sea without thorn, and get hands from thu Surprieo,
another of Ur. Cos's Olio, the magiatrater wort, c no•
polled to mark their souse of the wroug done by gni,
milting both for one ruunth'a hard labJur, cud all cute
to bo paid out of their wages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

FOR INDIO]

EV A N B'B

CHARLES

CLARKE'S

DIGESTIVE

LES

'ION, PAIN AT PIT OF
MUCH, ko.

(Immediately relieve and cure
Itoligratinn, Pain after Eating,
Wind, Pain in the Eack, Had
Tsetv and larsl.C. of Mouth in
ti e ttttt t slier, !Finder action
af the Bowels, Ac.. . , and twiny
°tilt r .yolpitons nt stmis b
di • ,se. Ihiltko nowt pills and
remedies uttered to the pub' e.
these pills do not puree the
bowels ;require no confinement:
nor need patients fear taking
cold nor any ill effects, be theisr
employment what it msy. In
the most inveterate and long
standing CAMS they are nni-
(crud,' anectssful, as the many
te timonials received f illy sub.
st.ntiste. Directions given with
rich bottle. Price IS. I Id.,and
i 2s. 9.1.

FOR PIMA]

OF MIDDLE AGE.
f For females about the middle
age of life. These pills me in•
tended for females who suffer
EVANS'S I from symptoms such as the
following :—Suddeu giddiness,
frequent du•hes of heat and
, faintness, starting in sleep at
1 BENEDICT night, cramp, wind in the
stomach, pains in the head, es.
eessive nervutasn.,.., costiveness,
ke. Sohl i.. box. a Is. lid.
--
FOR

PROUD'S

PILLS.

EV ANS'S
REMEDY
FOR
PILES.

TilE
.Y1'.1.,5.

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An earl, spplirrolon of this very
pshstable temedy nein r (ado in
or,inary ea-vs to sive iirtatedinie
relief and effect n speedy cure.
i Bold n petals. lid. and 2a. 9d.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

POOLE.

PILOTAGII4-Tho Elder Brotheren of the Trioity Howe
have been pletsed to appoint John Bolling, Esq., of
Parkstone, • Bub commissioner of Pioltage of this mot,
in the roam of Captain Itioleard Stansrotth, deooasod.

MOOR (MICHEL.
DIOCESAN Sr sO).—At the meeting hell for this
parldtb, the Roe. C. P. Phinn presiding, Mearr•
Gibbon and George Porter were appointed the lay
representatives.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

IN AND DONPLEXIqN.

A coneentrat—d distillation from
elder flower.. This exquisite
preparation has been so in.
&Moody combined with other
efficient ingredients as to pro.
dime one of the most egree.ble
sad successful remedies for the
cure of Roughness of Skin,
Pimples, Blotches, Chapped
Lips or hands, and other affeo.
. lions of the skin. It entirely
prevents sunburn if used before
going out of doors ; removes
Ire. kles and improves the corn
Wetion. It is perfectly free
from any greasy property ; is
i. most agreeable in the using, and
as a skin lotion is altogether un-
equalled. Prepared only by A.
.1. RVALIIII, and sold in bottles
Is. lid. and 2e. 3d. bitch.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

OKRFORI) FITZPAINE.

HAILVLST FRATLVAL.—The thanksgiving services wore
held in S. Michael's Church on Sunday The choral'
was beautifully adorned. The collections at the morn-
ing service on behalf of the Diooesan Board of Eillol6-
lion brought £2 Is 41. Thine In the afternoon and
evening, to be divided equally between the Califon
Missionary Society sad the Society for the Propagation
of the Gospel La Foreign Yana amounted to h;:i 181 44.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

'tarp d
ing opisma,
it beau,
igulating
regard of
In • man'
the cid•od
in tie eyi
in&
On Frid
ground
00 gums.
Cambridg
visitors, •

_
spectators
the infant
the rear:
with coma
incongruit
peaceful •
white cob
John l'sk
followed b
Brown's t;
volunteers
autumn in

A corres,
*on of a 1)
what he to
ota the tail
with a face
rested in ti
help isugLi
an officer's
fork Nome
Solemnly 6
=arches tin
floater's let
out with a
the steak is
at the dflabl
Berkshire w
An •musil

tart ot the
the 3rd 14ttrn
Went " th
iteyhtiont. '
hand-to-halo'
earnest, leo.
numbers, on
these clrcuill
• mimic caul

our of takil
surrounded,
omong4
83rd anon Iva,
Ing tteLlud by
ttloll attelll I

•
quarter., an,
let off In ono
by prectkal
had afterwar
members of I

stopped, bir
Übiquitous,
The mildest
my their
MUM passioi
thirsty. At
cow.. tleclai

The /ling
Crop is daii
thrsaliing t
that our im
excess of la
during the
trying for t
August,altl
detoriorati(
alleviate th
are unions
of the oells
the ears tin
sad the ne
from mild°
distriets Ii
(aunties,
exerted din
to that girt
therefore b
have a for
natural to
advice* fro
less favour
when teat°
short of r
feature in
secured in

The Per
and it appe
ite growth
the matte
well agreer
. .

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'ippon:au:lg
U say gm
would luad
I. 9 bushel

opinioo is
wide crud it
contrary s
prudence
serious if E
qrs. of brs
21,000,00 U,
as west t I
limits, awl
prices, ma
exports w
have take:
and &Mot
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account re

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latp.rts o
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English s

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

SING FEMALES.

These Pills are prepared for
young females, who puffer from
the following symptoms: lieavi•
neve, fatigue on the least eget.-
tion, palpit•tiona of the heart,
mein. in the beak and loins,
headache anti gidelinesm on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowiph
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
seelling of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite, great
langour and listlessness, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
Indicating Officinal awn, of
as system' as the cause, to re-
medy and renimro which 0..34
are ..depted. Prepared
oily by A. J. Evaaa. and sold
1 in buses Is lid and 2. 2d. cash.
TOOTII.ACHL
_ .

Immediately relieves tho most
roitifnl ewes. /1014 in bottles
70.. and 1.. UI. each.

'8 COUGILIS AND COLDS.
A safe sod effnctual rcanedy for

Coughs, Colds, Ito. one trial
of this pleasant tooting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the moot valuable remedies ever
off. red to the public. by the
early use of which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important Lesti•
ocioli be given did
space allow, from persons who
speak of it thus : Perfectly
seocesatel."— "Inatast rebut,"—
"I've the greatest faith in
" Wouldn't lid without it ion may
sae cure it 11411, d
toy child's life; tool only given 01.0
dime. and within two hours the
child wom quite another ClVlL-
tore." lly promoting free per-
spiration, month, expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
iffeet upon the system, it will
geoerally remove all alarming
symptoms in the course of 24
hours. Bold in bottles, 2Xd.,
la. 10., and 2e. 91. each. Full
directions accompany each
Ibottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

BROLD WET.

ACOIDINT.—On Saturday a lad named Eferbert
Rowditoh, in the employ of Mr. Thos. Roans/11, stone
and marble mason, was moving • stone of considerable
weight, and got overpowered. The stone fell on his
foot, injuring it badly, Dr. Pridliam was called, and
the patient doing well.
Tag DlOCatian HYNoD.—Our meeting wee held on
Thursday. Present, the Rev. R. Headland (ehairtnan),
John Purmedge, Em., Mr. R. Luckhans, Mr. John
Mayo, Mr. T. Gale, Mr: G. Parsons, Mr. William
Parsons and Mr. G. Bowditch. The Chairman stated
the object of the meeting, and expressed himself much
pleased that so many were present. Mr. Luckham
proposed Mr. Parmedge and Co!, Steward. Mr. G.
Parsons seconded, and it was carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

SEED MARKET.

Our markets exhibit the mole quiet but firm ton• Doted In
our Last; Uld autumn trade. tine ).1. is an ea.:oiling ly poor
one. In cloi aro there la nothing pluming. Trefoil seed excite.
but little attention. Winkr taxes are In limited request., said
an obtainable fur Jew money. Itape vocal continues meanie and
dear. In aline uni.taril mod the teinleitcy 01 lin.%lS upwarda.
Bird goads aro quieL Sow ryo I Inn, at the recent advallCe.
There is a fair trade doing in scod wisoats fur Franco. Large
blue peas an in good domand. Itye.graaws are dearer • French
Italian is Without altoration.—John Shaw and fic:ca, seed
Ileitchants, 16, Water-lane, London, S.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

WOOL MARKBP3.

Dusiaos during the past week in English wool, has beets
bOLUOWNIL liniltod, but solely tieing to the high pm*. now
asked, and which for the moment leave no margin to 1118.1211b.0-
lump, It to still, however, the retailing opinion that next
month will wa s fresh start in the upward directiou.
Itsuervao, • Sept. 21.—Very Little business doing. Extreats
rats are still required by staplers, who complain that it is
tin-
possible in the ouuntry to replace stood even at the rates
current burn. The transactions aro consequently very limited,
and to cover present want& Anything that can he had Just
under the extreme AVIV a the market meow with ready sale.

LEATHER MARKET.
The arns al. were small. English butte, both light and heavy,
were in rogues', and then wee a good enquiry for °dal 6Dd
Moulders ot all kincla. Light dressing and ahared Was, 01H-
O/ins of bib per dozen and upwards, with home Wm. both
English me Spanish, sold freely, at extreme prices. Raw market
holes sere of Improved quality, hut few in number. Prices
were xi hoot ellauge.

MONEY MARKEY.

The indlcetlone lately sheen ul a probable advance In the
value at money have been lerined, the Dank rata on Tt=
being advanced 1 per can, via to 3 per cent. The
for money previmmy had become very wily. bi y In
ant th anticipation 01 e nee which has takea place.
..--brdgaeel
nlki
inapnekion appears now to be, that any further up 1110•40
molt Is fur the moment unlikely. On Cho Stock Unbends
&drawee on British government asouritjcs have lamely hiea
Loa sonde under SW I per mat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26

VA/ RITTINGTON LIFE ASSURANCE
V V
COMPLNY.
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able( OffICAS-37, MOOIGATB43IIIIIIIT, LONDON. &C.
Established 1855. CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO.
Titywritint.—Thomas Brainy, Esq., Great George
-
street, Westminster; Thomas Horatio Harris, Esq.,
piesbury, and Woodford, Essex; Thomas Lambert,
Esq., Short-street, Lambeth, S.
Dierriecnrc FZATURES OF Till COMPANT.
The Gu&rantne of an ample subscribed capital ; Me-
ld selection of live.; economical management.
Policies Payable during lifetime without extra
premium.
Invalid, or Second-Claas Lives, assured at lobular
rates, on ass!, and equitable plan.
Loans Granted os the security of Polieise which have
acquired a surrender value.
Agents Warited where the Company I. gist rive.
IOW& DORWICKI Gold Medal BAKING POWDER mann aila
T, BOWWIR, lignegge„ I JOI Woad, tea (Aug sad lievawiwithout yam.