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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

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ACTOII4II.B :-
CHESTER.

HENRY • VVEBBER •
(800CR8B011 TO JOHN WINNIII AND so,)
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1770,
DORSET BITI'TER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR, AND PROVISION MERCHANT
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.
•
MERCHANTS SHIPPERS EXPORTERS, THEIR AGENTS, WHOLESALE BUYERS, C
SHOPKEEPERS AND CASH PURCHASERS.
May effect a eonsiderable saving in their purchases, and choose from a large and ever-varying Stook of
BRrrisH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION .WAREHOUSE,
1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All artiMisiltbauDioeoi Cuels Purchase or Cousignineui treys the Produder, Cherub, saving all intermediate
Merchants' Medi,
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. l FRIMSLAND BUTPER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY Burns, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
iThe principal Chem Fairs and Ilitarketa attended in Wiltshire, BoneeFeetee4
nd Cheshire.
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TNSUR ANC ES effected with the ROYAL
I_ FARMERS' INSURANCE OFFICE from this
date will be charged the REDUCED DUTY from 24th
of rune next. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES. '
CLAIMS SETTLED PROMPTLY k LIBERALLY.

;THE CHEAPEST JOB PRINTIAG

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Is DONE
_ AT TAB OFFIgE.
PLieNDLI) I'Qt3TERS produced in long
1.-.7 numbers by Steam, at incredibly Low Rater*,
where a stock for the year is done oft at once and
reserved for use at internam.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

HILTON.

..-- . —...
SERIOUS CHARGYL—On Tuesday last Frederick Fripp
was brought before J. J. Farquharson, Esq., at
Blandford, charged with feloniously assaulting Sophia
White, as she was going from Hilton to Milton Abbas,
on the previous Wednesday. Mr. Atkinson appeared
for prisoner. It appearing that an undue intimacy
had before existed between the parties, the case was
dismissed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

the praise which the lips uttered, all was a solemn
mockery, and concluded his discourse by an earnest
hope that the excellent instrument that day
dedicated to God's service, would materially assist
those who came there in their ascriptions of praise.
At the close of the service the sum of £6 was col-
lected for the choir. The new organ ban been placed
on a raised platform, handsomely fitted with
pannelled sides and ends, and erected at the expense
of the noble giver, at the West end of the church,
where accommodation is also provided for the choir.
The organ is enclosed in a chastely executed Gothic
case of superior workmanship, and is of the follow-
ing compass —CO: to Fin alto. The stops are open
diapason, stop to ditto, principal, and fiteenth. The
pipes are of excellent quality, supplied by Mr.
Walker of London.

WINTERBORNE CLENSTONE.
DEATH OF HR. JoEL ROPER. —We deeply regret to
announce the death of this estimable agriculturi4,
which took place about one o'clock on Monday morning.
Mr. Roper became suddenly ill about three weeks ago,
and, though he had the best medicaltadvice, gradually
sank. As an agriculturist he was equal with any of his
contemporaries, and as an employer of labour was re-
garded as one of the most liberal in the county. His
loss will be severely felt not only by his immediate
friends and relative% but by the whole of the inhabi-
tants of the district.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

GB,IGULTIJBA L

I lIMOTOII6

NEW SEEDS,

AND ARTIFICIAL RANURFS.
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• HENRY TAYLOR,
SOCITH-STREET, DORCEIESTER,

IeBBIRSB to acknowledge the liberal support
6- -LA be has received during the past 13 years in the
k Agricultural-Implement and Artificial Manure Trade,
and begs to inform the Agriculturists of Dorset that
1- ire has now in Stock some first-class Oil Cake, Manures,
t 'Top Dressing for Wheat, Barley, Oats, &c., Mangold
Manure, Superphosphate of Lime, Bones, Re., of the
thee* quality.
Ploughs, Harrows, Core and Manure Drills.—Steam
anginas and Machines by Clayton, Shuttleworth, and
00., Brown and May, and other einitient Makers.—
Toleler'e, Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Oullevaiors.-Wood's and other Mowing and Reaping
• Machines.—Washisig and Mangling Machines.—Beat
„.,:ifirerelieek Mid Rabbess.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
• eact Flour Sacks, India Rubber Rick and Wagon
• Corms • Cart Grease; Machine Oils; Gana Parc
lodba irises, and Leather Bands; India Rubber au
• Gatti ereha Tubing, Re.
AORICULTUR 4L IMPLEMENTS
411 Of every description, with the Latest Improvements.
• thuweet'e Economic Turelp and Manure Drills.
• ai:11801B1LTS SUPERPHOISPFLATE AND OTHER
In.'s a 14, MANITRES.
ed$111211)R, TURNIP, MANGOLD, & OTHER SEEDS
LAI;Of the but quality.
for the Midland Comicial' Insuranes Company
ad (Tim Life, and flail).
• 1
T. Y. TULLOCH,
• WTIOLEE3ALE ' AN]) 17.161A1L TEA
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Agricultural Friends that he IA now prepared t.
i'aecerre Otthrra, for-aerly dell
_wary at all Ports and *ail-
• Statinds, a oExuarE TMDTIAN GUANO,
-' MANGOLD MANURE (which • '
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

GROCER,
MERCHANT,
DORCHRSTER,

411. per
~and per IL
• Lamp Supra,
liarmaiaalek,
7d., and

aad,lola paidon.
at th• loweot
-6 paid on all

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Sale at TWO o'elock

1 four
Cardus's manure.

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PRESTON COTTAGE, PRESTON,
2 Miles from Weymouth.
--
MR. F. FOOT will SELL by AUCTION
on THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1865, the
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and EFFECTS of the late
Mrs. SUS•NNA. WALLIS, deceased.
Compriring 1 Four-post, 2 Tent, and 1 French Bed-
steads, and Forester.; 2 Goose and 1 Poultry Feather
Bede, with Bolsters and Pillows; 2 horse-hair
Mattresses; 3 Mahogany Chests of Drawers; Counter-
panes, Blankets; Bed and Table Linen; Dressing
Tables; Swing Glasses; Wash-hand Stands and Ware;
Mahogany Night Commode; Carved Oak Linen Chest;
Bedside Carpeting ; Painted Wardrobe ; Corner
Cupboards; Rush and Cane-seat Chairs; Window
Curtains; Towel Horses, Easy Chair; Clothes Chests,
and other Chamber Requisites.
Sofa. covered in chintz, horse-hair stuffed; Mahogany
2 led Dining, Square, Pembroke Work, and Deal
itehen Tables; Cane-seat and Other Chairs ; 8-day
; 8-day Timepiece; Hearth Rug; Kidderminster
,et ; 9 yards of Cocoa Matting; Pier Glass;
...ahogany Spirit Cheat ; Cut-glass Spirit Decanters;
Wine and Beer Glasse, ; Cups and Jugs; Dinner, Tea,
and Coarse Ware ; Cruets and Salts • Copper Coal
Scuttle • Copper and TM Tea Kettles ; Saucepans,
Dutch Ovens, Pendell! and Fireirons ; Knives and
Forks, Caodlesiesks, Flat Heaters Capper Warming
Paa ; Tea Urn, Metal Teapots, Roeewood Tea Caddy;
Writing Desk • a few volumes of Books; Work
Boxes; Drip Tube, small Casks; Garden Tools; House
Brushes; small quantity of Coal ; Heat Saw; Buckets;
Washing Stools, and other articles.
Also, 1 Silver Pint Cup, 1 Cream Ewer, 4 Table, 12
'Tea, and 4 Salt Spoons, pair of Sugar Tongs, 1 Tea
'Scoop, and 3 Decanter Labels.
_

1r VaiPLAISH AGRICULTURAL SOCIRTY.
A T the next ANNUAL MEETING of thAll"...
LX Society, the following prises for Root Croopi:
will be offered for competition :
A Smug Cop, value £5, given by Mr. Elmwood, for
v acres of the best Swedes, grown from seeds and
Aure purchased of him.
A SILVER CUP, value £5, given by Mr. El/wood, foe
three acres of the beet inangold wurzel, grown from
seeds and manure purchased of him.
A PURSE of £5, given by Mr. William Way, junr.,
for four acres of the beet common turnips; the manure
to have been purchased of him.
A Pmusi of Lk given by Mr. H. J. Smith, for two
acres of the beat mangold wurzel ; the manure to be
purchased of him.
A PUlunt of £5, 'riven by Mr. H. J. Smith, for four
acres of She best Swedes; the manure to have been
xstroltssed of him.
A PURSE of £3 3.., given by Mr. Robert Hussey, for
smelt of the best common turnips; Dixon and
rdtte's manure.
A Puna. of £5, given by Mr. Walter Elliot (of Brid-
port), for three acres of the best Swedes, grown from
seed and manure purchased of him.
A Fun= of £5 55., given by Mr. F. C. Hussey, for
four acres of the best Swede;; the blood manure lie,have
i been purchased of him.
NICHE. X 11
May, 1865.

LOCIGIN,
Hon. 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

BE A MIN STEP,.

Are"'limn SELF DEFITSUOTION.—On Wednesday
night, a carter named Legg, in the employ of Mr.
Hussey, of Broadoak, when partially intoxicated,
attempted to cut his throat. Fortunately the razor was
not sufficiently keen to enable him to effect his fatal
purpose. He was apprehend.d by the police and con.
veyed to Beaminster police-station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

TAUNTON.

WHO RTLIENIIIIT WO: —The master of the
National School near my residence, in the west of
S,onersetshire. having informed me in the beginning of
August, 1854, that the attendances of the children had
lately been very thin, owing principally to the " Whor-
tleherrieB" (the fruit of Vaccinium Myrt Bus, the
" Blaeberries" of Scotland), which had been unusually
abundant, and that he had been at some pains to in-
quire whether the parents were gainers by the " Whort-
gathering," he found that scene of the ehildren had
earned in the month of July sums varying from 15a. to
275. One girl, 10j years old, had received as much as
25a., the greater part of which was laid out in clothing
for herself. He could not therefore be surprised that
they stayed away from school for the purpose. I re.
quested him to endeavour to collect fuller statistics on
the subject, and I forward you the result of his in-
quiries, thinking that it may be of interest to some of
your readers. The district, which is only one of several
which occur in Sornersetshire, extends for several miles
westward, from the neighbourhood of Nettlecombe to-
wards Exmoor, and is principally seated on the heathy
or wooded slopes and spur., of the Brandon Hill slate
formation. A whort•gathering presents an interesting
and lively scene; the gatlp-rere, principally women and
girls, are scattered about in groups, busily employed,
the varied odour of their garments contrasting with the
surrounding foliage, and the merry laugh and shout
ringing through wood or over moor. The fruit is pur-
chased in large quantities for the town markets, by men
who come from a distal:me with donkey-carts, and who
are known as " Whort Jowders." They buy up the
whorls in the evening, and travel during the night to
Taunton and Bridgwater, returning for • fresh supply in
the morning. One-half of the gathering is probably
thus disposed of; the rest is sold to local purchasers, or
consumed by the gatherers, in tarts, or in the ehape of
preserves, used during the winter when butter is scarce.
Those first gathered are sometimes worth 6cl a quart,
but the average price is about 21d. ; and when the crop
is plentiful, an active woman will gather from 12 to 15
quarts a-day, and some children from 8 to 10 quarts.
The season commenced in the end of June, and lasted a
month or six weeks. The master coeld not get accurate
information as to the number of persona engaged in the
work, but, judging from our own small parish of Nettle-
combo, he thinks that fully two-thirds of the women
and children go out at one time or mother; and the
money brought into the district by their industry must
be very considerable, amounting in a good season to
several hundred pounds, and a great boon, where the
average wages of agricultural labourers is from 7s. to
Be. a week for men and considerably lea for women.—
W. C. Trtvelyan in Gardiner's Chronicle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

. .

Tau trial of biasses. Barry, charged with frauds on
insurance companies is postponed till the June sessions
THI late Duke of Northumberland had 20 years' half.
pay due to him at the time of hie death. He objected
to drawing it when payable, from motives known pro-
I bably only to himself. His executors have since claimed
the amount. . . . . . .

CONSIDERABLIS anxiety is felt at Aldershet Camp,
owing to the unuannlly early period at whiCh the water
supply has failed. Scarlet fever alao prevails to an
alarming extent. The removal of the entire foroe to
Woolmer, or any place where water is plentiful, is
more than probable. •
Tim Ow/ states that the Arohbishop• of Canterbury
_ . . . .

will—slioray move for a Royal Commiseion to revue the
lectionary of the Prayer Book, and that Lord Lyttleton
is to move for a Commission to enquire into the general
working and efficiency of the Judicial Committee of
Privy Council as a court of final appeal 1n ecclesiastical

ESWASS.
GRATIFYING INTELLIGENCH —lt must be gratifying
to all those who have found out the value of Reorrivr's
DIAMOND BLACK LEAD, to learn that it is used in the
Peluso of the Queen, and Prince of Wales. The Royal
domestics were among its first patrons.
THE KING Or PRUSSIA ADDRESSES HIS ONNIRALS
In Berlin one day, and his words are in print in London
the next. The latect improvements on magnetic action
have rendered this and many other results undeviating. -
For instance, Herring's Magnetic Brushes ; in restoring
Grey Hair to its natural color, and in eradicating the
agony of Tic Doloreux and Nervous Headache.
N.B.—Counterfeits are being made.
Ofiloes, 32, Basinghall.street, London.
IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO SING. —From S. Pearsall,
Esq., Vicar Choral of Lichfield Cathedral.—" A lady of
distinction, having pointed out to me the qualities of
Dr. Locook's Palmonic Wafer', I WllB induced to make
a trial of shoe, and from this trial I am happy to give
my testimonial in their favour. I find by allowing •
few of the wafers—taken in the course of the day—to
gradually dissolve in the month, my voice becomes
and olear, and the tone full and distinct. They
are decidedly the most effioacioua of any I have ever
used." Dr. Lama's Pulmonio Wafers give bistant
relief and a rapid core of asthma, consumption, coughs,
and all disorders of the breath and lungs. All &wee
affeatiens ire immediately- relieved by allowing Die
occasionally to disselve in the .month. To singers and
public speakers they are invalaable for clearing and
strengthening the voice.. They have a pleasant bate.
Price la. lid., 2e. 9d., Is. &L, and 115. per box. Sold
all medicine vendors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

brought up in
of disorderly
named Lest

anthem after sermon,
aon WM preached by
Blandforcl, who to
-4 of the Kith Psalm.
course of an admirable
Dry of sacred music from
mention of it in Holy
show that no instrument

wooded to
for religions use as
was al- '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

lITE7StiAY, MAY, 23,-186E:

THE GARRISON.

WARMTNSTER

ROYAL WILTSHIRE YEOI/ANRY CAVALRY.—The
Prince of Wales' Own Regiment of Royal Wiltshire
Tentffintry Cavalry terminated their annual eight days'
duty, at Warminster on Saturday. The regiment non-
slated of ten troops, and numbers about 500 officers and
men. Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant, The Marquis
of Ailesbury. The dismounted were about 100 strong.
Jibe regiment was reviewed on Friday, on Warminster
Down, by Major-General Lord George Paget, C. 8.,
Inspector General of Cavalry. Thousands of persons
' were present. The inspecting officer minutely inspected
the men, after which varims movements and evolutions
were performed. The marching past by squadrons was
admirably executed. The marching of the dismounted
men was universally and deservedly praised. The
ranking past by fours and the trotting past by troops
were quite as well performed as could be expected.
After forming line, the regiment performed the sword
exercise without Nelms°, and the various points were
given with precision and correctness. The dismounted
riflemen then went through the manual, platoon and
bayonet exercise, with great smartness and accuracy.
Various other movements and evolutions were then per-
formed by the troops and dismounted men, after which
the line advanced in parade order with open ranks and
band playing, the dismounted ri&men being on the left.
TN ranks were then closed, and the reviewing General
addressed-the troops, observing that he was happy to be
able to congratulate them on the vary satisfactory
manner in which the orders given had been executed.
He expressed hiniiielf well pleased with the general
appearance of the regiment, and said it was such as to
refl,ct the greatest credit on the commanding officers.
The Marquis of Ailesbury, afterwards repeated to the
troops the remarks of She general officer, and thanked
the officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates, for
the attention they had paid to their duties. The troops
were then dismissed till about four o'clock, when the
regiment was marched to the Market-place, and
dismissed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

CORER CASTLE.

PEITY SESSIONS, May 12.—Before J. Mowlern and J.
Johnoltor, EnqrA.--John Cottrell, of Corte, and George
Stookley, of Hixlead Head, Wareham, were enrornoned
on the oomplaint of Sergeant Galpin for being drank
and riotous at Cole on the night of the 6th, and fined
emelt In. and 4a 3d. wet,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

I .Yittr

WINTERBORNE CLENSTONE.

FEE FUNERAL of the late Mr. Joel Roper took place
on Saturday, And was attended by • large concourse of
people, including many of the leading agrkultur.lists of
the district. The servioe was performed by the Rev. E.
L. Stuart, .of Ethodford, The -funeral arrangement&
were confided to the Messrs. Abbott, of illandford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

eventually won by about a length and &half. Trumpeter
was bad third throughout the race.
A CONSOLATION BTAKI for beaten horses. A silver
goblet and five guineas. Heats.
Mr- Hyde's 'Variety • • - (CAW 21 1
Mr. Srmonds's King Richard • (Owner) 1 2 2.
L. Har. Flageolet • - • (Lockyer) 3 0
Mr. Northover's Lancer - (Ward) 0 3
Mr. Sprake's Inkerman • • (Yearsley) 0 0
Mr. Rogers' Fanny • - • (Owner) 0 0
Mr. Lockyer's Liberty - (Symonds) 0 0
The heats in this race afforded the most excitement of
any throughout the day. The running in the first heat
was between King Richard and Variety, the former
winning by about a length and • half. Several horses
went out to sea as the tide was making very fast. The
second heat was a splendid race, but all the running
was again between Variety and King Richard, Variety
winning by only half a neck. In the deciding heat
both horses went off at a rapid pace,Variety showing in
front by A few lengths, whioh on wining home was
greatly diminished until within about 100 yards from
the winning post, when King Richard fell back,and was
beaten by two lengths.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

Of the g-
' Regiment
' period oft
this honour

TH6 STAFF.

Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant Lord Rivers,
Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Digby, Major Frampton,
Captain and Adjutant Griffis, Surgeon Good, Veterinary-
Surgeon Redwood.
DORCHESTER. —Lieutenant A. B. Foster, Lieutenant
H. Williams (super), Cornet B. P. Gundry, 1 quarter-
master, 4 sergeants, 4 corporals, 1 farrier, 47 privates;
total 59.
MELBURT. —Cornet R. Weld, 1 quarter-master,
sergeants, 1 corporal, 1 trumpeter, 1 farrier, 48 privates;
total 57.
VALE—Captain M. S. Yeatman, Lieutenant Bowyer
Bower, 1 quarter-master, 4 sergeants, 3 corporals, 47
privates ; total 57.
SHERBORNIS —Captain G. D. W. Dishy, Lieutenant
Ffooks, 1 quartermaster, 3 sergeants, 47 privates; total
53.
BLANDFORD.—Captain C. J. T. Hambro, Lieutenant
Calcraft, Cornet Smith Marriott, 1 quarter-master, 5
sergeants, 3 corporals, 1 trumpeter, 1 farrier, 49 private.;
total 63.
WIMBIHNIL—Captain Sir R. Glyn, 1 quarter-master,
, 3 sergeant., 1 corporal, 1 farrier, 37 privates ; total 44.
These figures must not be taken as the strength
of the regiment, for many officers and men have
arrived since.

was a very numrrous and fashionable company •
present; amongst whom were Lord Rivers, Lord.
and Lady Digby, La ly Fox Strangways, Hoe..
Theresa Digby, Major Frampton, Sir W. Ivor Guest, ,
Sir Richard Glyn, Sir F. W. Jobastone, Captain,
Shakerley, Misses Bragg, MINI Radclyffe,
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. 'Troyte•Bullock, Mrs. and
Miss Farquharion, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Hancock, Mr..
Nf. Guest, Captain Pretou, Mr. C. Hambro, Mn.
and Miss Yeatman, Mrs. and the Misses 13ankes
Miss Harrison, Mrs. and the Misses Dawe, Mr..
Street, At. and Mrs. fvfogg, Mrs. Prankard Jones.,
Mr. Byng, Lieut. Thompson, It N., Mr. Bloxsome,
R.N., Miss Blockly, Mies Fox, Mr. and Miss Neville..
Miss Ilbert, Mr. Byng, KN., Miss Ntwalgton,,
Mr. B. P. Gundry, Captain Hurgolie, Mr. and Mimi,
' Rivera, Mrs. C. Digby, Captain Suttie,
Twyford, Mr. Vandeleur (75th Regiment), Mr..
Travail (75th Regiment), Colonel and Mra Cox,
Mr. Hammill, Miss Foster, Mr. Boyes (75th Regi.•
went), Dr. Terrant, &c.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

Ctclusiastical Entsitignue.

PRIPERMENTS AND APPO-INTURNTB. —The Be,. F. C.
Alderson, to the Rectory of Holdenby, Northampton.
shire.—Rev. J. G. Ramadale, to the Curaoy of Fern-
worth.—Rev. W. Bishop, to the Perpetual Curacy of
St. Ethelred, Norwich. Rev. William Adderley
Campbell, Worcester College. Oxford, to be Chaplain to
Her Majesty's Mission at Madrid.—Rey. T. Carnes, to
the Rectory of Lorton.—Rev. A. T. Coates, to thp
Incumbency of Percy District, Tviiemoittb, North umber.
land. —Rev. G. Davres, to the Perpetual Curacy of Ash,
Somerset. —Rev. 8.. Espiname, to the Curacy of lit.
Mark's, Surbiton.—Rev. Edward G. Hunt, MA, to
the Perpetual Curacy of Plympton St. Mary, Devon.—
Rev. R. F. hloleswort, to the Rectory of Coston,
Leicestershlre.—Rev. F. Newman, to the Perpetual
Curacy of Hemblington, Norfolk.—Rev. J. S. Padlei,
to the Perpetual Curacy of Ireletb, Lancashire.—Rev.
J. P. &mute, to the Perpetual Curacy of Bards.a,
Ulverston.—Rev. W. A. Taylor. to the Perpetual
Curacy of Aslacton, Norfolk.—Rev. Charles White
Underwood, Vice-Principal of the Liverpool College, to
the Vicarage of Histon, Cambridge.—Rev. J. 8..
W.lker, to the Perpetual Camay of Walrnersley.—Rev.
S. Warren, to the Rectory of Neenton, Salop.—Rev. F.
Weston, to the Vicarage of Eaton, Norwich.—Rev.
E. H. L. Willa, to the Vicarage of Holston, Cornwall.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

WEYMOUTH.

_
THE CHANNEL FLEZT.-A portion of the Channel
Fleet have an-ived in Portland Roads, viz., Achilles,
Hector, and Prince Consort..
THE HORBR-RACING took place on Monday afternoon.
There were a large number of spectators. The Wey-
mouth Bay Stakes of 10 sons. : over four flights of
hurdles; heats, about one mile. Mr. Hill's b.g.
Flageo'et (Lockyer) won two heats easily. Mr. Seymour's
King Richard (owner), and Mr. R. Davis's Mermaid
(owner), were placed.
ASSAULTING THE PO!ICE.-At the Guildhall, on
Friday, before the Mayor and W. Symonds, Etm., an
old offender, named Joseph Randall, was charged with
being found drunk in the open air, and with assaulting
police-constables Powell and Mitchell. P.C. Powell found
prisoner wleep in the open air, and awoke him. This he
did not at all approve of, and severely assaulted the
officer. P.C. Mitchell came to his assistance, and in
wrestling with prisoner they fell, when the latter kicked
him very violently in the ankle and footstep. With
difficulty prisoner was conveyed to the station. He
was fined £5 in each case, and in default, committed
for a month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

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_f the service
E. Spinney,
Cathedral and
'as as follows:
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discourse, traced the
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

OFFICE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR
EtQ,DARE, CILLRING CROSS, LONDON.
Pted instructions (gratis) as to the COST k
rnkIiTRWXI3 1W orl Esitaln or foreign countries. Advice
and rwriatnnes in diroWns ot Sr working inventions. Branch
offices and agencies In every continental state, and in America.
Be&Winked SO pease. lull Information aa to expired or existing
patents at home and abroad.—Apply personally or by letter to
Messrs PRINCE & Co., Patent Office,
4, Trafalgar Sq., Charing Cross, London, w.p
"Use V.bIaZIVITL as a Diet."
Vide Tux TIMES, September 2511 i.

of I

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"Exceedingly Excellent for Food." ;
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Election NEWS.

LORD t MBERLIT has agreed to offer himself as the
second Liberal candidate for Leeds at the general
election.

MR. RETRY WILLTAM EATON, of 16, Princess-gate,
Hyde Park, comes forward as second Conservative
candidate for Coventry, in oonjunction with the present
member, Mr. Treherne.
THE threatened opposition to Mr. Gladstone's return
for the University of Oxford will be one of the chief
features of interest at the general election. it is said
that his committee have already received promises of
support far surpassing their most sanguine expectations.
The addition of a powerful London committee, with
Sir. J. T. Coleridge at its head, has very much
strengthened the hands of the Oxford board. An inti-
mation has been given out by Mr. Gladstone's committee
that the right honourable gentleman's supporters
" should use their best endeavours to secure the re-
election of Sir William Heathcote as unreservedly as
that of Mr. (Maclaine himself.
Loan ROHM CECIL, it is said, is to be Mr. Glad-
stone's opponent for the University.—Ms. Thomas
Hughes has been asked to stand for Lauibeth. He
declines now, but is willing to offer himself at the
general election. —Chippenham is to have a second
Conservative candidate in Mr. Gabriel Goldney, a local
sobeitor, who had lately retired, and has become a land-
owner in the county.
Mr. Walter Long has issued his farewell address for
North Wilts.—Sir George Jenkinson has come forward
on the Conservative intere.t in opposition to the
arrangement known as the " Chippenkam compromise,"
by Which Mr. Robert Long and Lord C. Bruce were to
be unopposed. Mr. H. Long has given no public intima-
tion of his intention to leave Chippenham, for which
be now sits, but he has addreFsed the county electors at
Melksham and elsewhere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

SPETTISBURY.

Cuing? CLUB—The opening -gado betireen the
members of the Spettisbury Cricket Club was played
on Saturday, in Mr. Rawlins' field, -kindly granted for
the occasion. The sides were -chosen by Mr. G. Amen
and Mr. R. Knight, and as will be seen from the sub-
joined more, with 23 runs to spar, was in favour of Mr.
Aimee' eleven. The play may be considered as generally
good, and we have no doubt as the members continue to
practice they will be able to give a good account of
themselves during the season :
let Innings.
Ames, run out -

2nd Innings.
• 2 hit wicket •

W. knight, b Daman -16 a and b Dayman • 1
lmoth, b Wilaon - - 0 lb wicket - - 12
J. Simes, b Wilmn - 0 b Dayman - • 2
Williams, b Dayman - 0 b Dayman - 3
Chinn, a Lanning - • 2 run out • - -10
Cuff, c Dayraan - 1 run out - - 11
Longman - - 0 b Daymen - 0
Walker, b Wilson - 0 not out - - • 1
H. Simon, not out - • 0 bH. Knight - - 9
wide Lives 3,-no ball 1 - 5 *20,b4,110. -25

H. Knight, o Williams • 6 opwibAmei.' p. 20
Wilson, bW. Knight •10 blielmoth •11
Daymian, bW. Knight 4 b itelmoth • - 0
Thorne, not out • • - 4 bW. Knight - - 20
Downton, bW. Knight • 1 o and bW. Knight 4
Lansing, o Walker • - 6 bW. Knight - - 0
Sampson, b Ames - • 0 b W Knight • • 0
Randle, b Ames- • • ObW Knight- 1
R. gimes - • • ; 4
Shoreham, bW. Knight • • 2- not out - - 1
Byes 5 - - • - • • 5 byes 5, leg byes 1 6

DISTRESSING ACCTIDINT.--on Tnesday last • man
named named Cross, in the employ of Mr.-Strange, of Spettis.
bury, was on his way home in charge of a load of
manure, and when on the Charlton-road, nearly opposite
Mr. Caddies' befell off the cart, and the wheel paiwng
over him broke his thigh, sev.rely crushing his hand,
and indicting atich serions injuriea that the medical
gentleman who was sent for gave very little hope of his
life. He was taken to the -Blandford Union. He
has & wife and a large family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

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LONDON MARKET.
BY EXPRESS ct ELECTRIC TELEGRAI-'ll.
•
(FROM OUR OWN' REPORTER.)
MARK-LANE, IiONDAT, May 15.
Arrivals of English wheat were very moderate, and
gales progressed slowly. The bulk of the transactions
was at the full prices of Monday last, selected samples
commanding, in some instances, is. per quarter more
money. A fair clearance had at the close of business,
been effected. The market was somewhat scantily
supplied both with American end Continental wheats.
Good and fine old Baltic wheats were in request, at
extreme rates, and all other descriptions changed
hands at very full prime. Floating cargoes of wheat
and spring corn moved off steadily, and were
diaposed of at fully late rates. The demand
for malting barley to-day was in a sluggish state,
at about previous quotations. Grinding and dis-
tilling barley, although in short supply, met a slow sale;
nevertheless, prices ruled stationary. A fair business
was transacted in malt, at full prices. There was a
large supply of oats on the stands. The trade wae
quieter than on Monday last. Good and fine qualities
supported previous rates; but inferior parcels neclined
In value 6d. per quarter. Very few beans were on offer.
The trade was firm for all qualities, at very full prices.
Peas changed hands at the extreme rates of Monday last
Most descriptions of flour were in steady request, and
prices rabid firm.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, May 15.
There was a large supply of foreign /I tock on sale.
Both for beasts and sheep the demand ruled steady, at
quite previous rates. From our own grazing districts
the arrivals of beasts were very moderate, and in fair
condition. There was a good supply from Sootland of
, excellent quality, but the receipts from Ireland were
, very limited. For nearly all breeds there was •
. steady demand, at fully last Monday's currency* in some
instances a slightadvance. The general top figure was
,4e. 10d.. hut • few very au' erior Soots realised Se. per 81b.
The supply of English sheep on sale was very moderate,
but the quality of most breeds was good. The mutton
trade was very firm. Good and prime Downs and half-
breds changed hands at an advance in prices from
k. Monday last of 24. per 81b., and all other breeds sold at
• fully late rates. The top prioe was 6s. 24. per 81b.
Lambs, the supply of which on sale was but moderate,
v.-realised previous quotations. Good and prime breeds
gr mild readily, the top quotation being Bs. per
81b. Calve. were in fair demand, at late rates.
;. The market was but moderately supplied. For pigs
e.
there was a moderate demand, at previous quotations.

• THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

logical Societies exist, they do exactly, as our come.
pondeut suggests in making their visitation% and hove
been found of much u-e in bringing to light the
condition of parish churches. " Arches,!exist" has sent
Mt a number of corrections, amongst which, it appear,
that tho church referred to should hare been Piddle-
trenthide, so that the above remarks go for nothing,
FRVIi in so far as notice is directed to obvious improve-
ments which every one would be glad to ace made.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

RANSOMES'
\ • PLOUGHS.

AT the last Trials of the R.A.S.E. at
Newcastle, these Ploughs won 4 out of the 6
First Prises offered. Since that time they have won
23 All England Champion Prizes. They are strong,
light, and economical. Prices from £3 to £5. Tber
may be obtained of all first class Ironmongers and
Dealers in Implements, or direct from the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

TARRANT MONCKTON.

FRIENDLY AND BENEFIT SOCIETY.— The members of
this club celebrated their anniversary on Tuesday, the
9th inst. A public procession was Formed shot tly after ten
o'clock, headed by the lltlonckton band, and after parading
the village the members proceeded to church, where a
most excellent sermon was preached. Dinner was pro-
vided in Mr. Butler's barn, kindly granted for their use.
The chair was taken by the Rev. R Farquharson.
After partaking of the good cheer provided, the happy
party adjourned to Mr. Burgess's field, where dancing
and other sports were heartily engaged in. The follow-
ing is a statement of the funds :—Paid in sickness and
death, 2372 9s. 10d; balance in hand in Blandford
Savings bank, £1,159 6s. 7d. ; number of benefit
members, 292; honorary members, 22.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-16

OftWELL WORKS. IPSWICH

THE PLANET JUPITER, when Magill-
!Ailed 250 times with the ewer PS Trtaeoors, appears
seven times as large ea the moon is to the naked eye ; and
the other planetary bodies proportionately. It will aleo dis-
tinguish the face of a sheep and features of a man four miles,
shot marks upon a target two miles, and time by a church
clock ten miler., This inetnunent Is guaranteed in writing to
perform the vrhole of the above, and to beoqualinthemrt
important reepeote to telescopes witting £7O. It has a S inch
superior achromatic object glass, day and astronomical eye
pieces, tco., with portable metal tripod stand with jointed
claw feet. Persons are invited to apply for a diagram with
other particulara and eight sheets of testimonials from eel-
entific end other gentlemen, including Lord Rome. Bent free
by book poet. B. kB. Botossoas, opticiane to the Government,
22, Albemariest. Piccadilly, London. High power pocket
telescopes, opera, race, field, and general outdoor dames.

CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, SPASMS, 6r4.
CA.T.PriON.—"INcii car"
CHLORODYNE.
VICE-CHANCELLOR WOOD stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the
V Inventor of Chlorodyne. Eminent hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collie Browne was the
discoverer of Clilorodyne • that they prescribe it largely, and mean no other than Dr. Brovrne,l
s.—See " Times, '
July 13th, 1864. The public, therefore, are cautioned against using any other than Dr. J. COLLIS miovriirs
CHIORODYNE. THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY produces quiet refreshing sleep, relieves pain, calms the
system, restores the deranged functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of the body.
Earl Russell has graciously favoured J. T. Davenport with the following extract of a despatch from
Mr. Webb, H.B.M.'s Consul at Manilla, dated Sept. 17, 1864 :—"The remedy most efficacious in its effects
cm Epidemio Cholera) has been found to be CHLORODYNE, and with a small quantity
sgiven to me bk
Dr. Burke I have saved several lives." Earl Burwell communicated to the College of Physicians, that he had
received a despatch from Her Majesty's Consul at Manilla, to the effect that Cholera had been raging fear-
fully, and that the ONLY remedy of any service was CHLORODYNE.—See "Lancet," December 31, 1864.
No home should be without it. Bold in bottles, 2.86 and 4s 6d. Sent free, on receipt of stomps, by
I. T. DAVENPORT, 33, Great Russell-street, London W.C., sole manufacturer. Observe pectioldeatn aces
genuine without the words "Dr. J. Collis lkornie's Cbliirodyne" on the Government Stamp. _ _

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London, E.C.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY.
J. W. ORAN, Becavtary.

THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND LATEST FASHION
Are always stamped with a CROWN,
SOLD i3Y GOOD DRAPERS EVERYWHERE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

WI SI BORNE.

Jrnmicss' Jorrics.—We are informed that ire
inquiry is on foot, and should the circumstaeose
oonnected with the oonviction for stealing a hurdle,
recorded in our last, appear to warrant it, a subscrip-
tion will be raised to assist the poor man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

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know mash;
rudest, in u.
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poneensioa. to watt tal
maltase& Bluntly after.
" doming

AT Lama —On 'Thursday evening, about
or 4 - minutes to six didoek, Sept.
' between Upton Renee and
a on dressed, seinieirhat liire •
mason or politary•labowse. _ ISt died beard,
-Iv, that a young neenummed Janes Noonan,
live somewhere( ha fhb neighbourhood of
`-• %%4.km six •- bad
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superinkladiai • man or two .
ass( ths road, whoa he wad closer op to the
huudie, poi perosisiesk aMks•A it was am* dark,
that his dress was that Olin.. bsKtntion, immediately

Hovel lirmatitia.—On Thursday, a journeyman
pridthri nwad Josith Miller, was brought tip by Supt.
Gifford betas/mew Wood, Mayor, John Goom, and
F. Styring, &gra, dbarged with breaking open the
dwelling house of an old Alan named Charles Randall,
and stealing therefrom a quantity Of wearing apparel.
It appeared from the evident* that the prisoner, who
MIN on the "tramp," obtained a job of work in Poole,
and that on the previous Saturday night, he was di*
charged, Doting hie stay in Poole, he lodged at prom-
tutor's house. Hating taken hie week's *ages he asked
his landlord if he would go and partake of a pint of beer
with him. The old man donee/210i and they went to
a publio house together. After they had been there a
very short time the prisoner said he wanted to go eat
and would return avdp. The old man waited it while,
but finding the prithiter did not return he went homV
and went to bed. The next morning prosecutor
noticed that his 101; dour had been balker' open and
that a quantity „iaring apparel had been stolen
from his drawers. .„._,,iminethately gave Information
to the pollee. Sept Gifford Immediately communi-
cated the fact to tho neighbouring pollee, and from his
dectription the prisoner was ended at Dorchester,
with the stolen property in is possession. Prisoner
warn committed for trial at the next Quarter 801100111 at
Poole.
A LUNATIC, al -
half-past fire or twenty L..
Gidord, while on the road
LongOest, observed a person &iced
working mason r labourer.
promiscuously,'
whose friends .
Parkstona and who had
mowed from the asylum
eves, melted ne direcitiniTormattea.
was pet* *wreath of the flenseitthea
He -spelt* lo hhea sag
theZarb* km.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

concluded it was Noonan, and tad him he want d Was
to go with him. Noonan asked the superintmident
be was one of the doctors. Mr. (Ilford leplied
negative, but said he vase friend of his father who weg
waiting fur bins at his house, and u, on this the lamas
walked willingly sod cheerfully to the police statism,
In the cotirbe of his acinvel Nation, which was very 'rug
and rambling, he asserted that there was nothing at an
the matter with him, although the people would per,i,t
In it that he was mad. Superintendent Gifford im-
mediately communicated with the authorities at
Forstou, and on Friday night he was taken bank to the
asylum by two of the keeping. It is moat extraordinary
that anticipating as they must have done the lunatic
would naturally try to get to his fattwee home, the
authoriii.s had not given infoimation to the superk.
kodent of police at Poole. Supposing that the nue
had not been apprehended and had murdered some
one on the road that night, who would have been
responsible?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

WYLYE.

ROBBIKRT AT BATRAMPTON Housa.—On Tuesday
evening, or early on Wednesday morning, Bathampton
House, the residence of Mr. Jarrett, WM buralariously
entered, and the followin* articles stolen :—Two silver
gilt candlesticks, a silver inkstand, three small gilt
bottle tops, a valuable diamond ring, an antique ring,
an agate casket, a flower glass stand, a silver cruet
stand, small silver caddy, a silver sugar basin top, two
silver table spoons, three silver forks, three dessert
spoons, a pair of silver sugar tongs, and a silver sugar
carriage, with four wheels. 'The robbery is supposed to
have been committed by some person well acquainted
with the premises. We understand that some of the
property has since been picked up at Wisliford,
--
CHIPPENHAM.
THE magistrates have issued a notice that no fairs
or markets will be held in this town or magisterial
division till December 22.
--
CALNE.

Fr is anticipated that Mr. Lowe will be invited to
accept irme office under Government. Court
shurna7.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

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ca foot
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led off from Yr.
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iChankal, Mr. T.
It Taylor, Mr.
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afforded to
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' for mar),
Rant,

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Yiffirl.MY, Mr. Henry Mayo, of Nome,
patiOpoPthe right sort one of the best day's
ghat MIA* whammed in this neighbourhood fo
kV *
. Prior to the ecinmencement of the
Mr. lit that genuine hospitality which we
wend ltnow distugaishes our Dorset gentlemen,
•entenlialstid the party at luncheon, and a most welcome
- idactioa it was to a stiff day's work. A
sportsmen en home and
• Nayo's bonsai including
Mayo, Mr. W. Kayo, jun.,
. Bennett, Iffir. J. Fudge, Mr.
F. Bennett, &a The ever active
officiated av
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

WINTERBORNE STICKLAND.

FURIOUS Ramon.—On Saturday hat, at the Town
Hall, Blandford, before the Mayor (W. C. Fincham,
Esq.), and A. S. Hodges, Esq.—Peter Woodridge,
of Stickland, was charged, on the information of
P.C. Moore, with furiously riding through the
streets of illandford, on the previons Wednesday
(fair day). The constable stated that the defendant
rode through the Market-place as though be were
riding on a race course. There were between 200
and 300 persons present, whose lives were endangered.
On his asking prisoner his name, he said it was John
Dunn, of Stickland, and a summons was issued
accordingly ; but, when he (Moore) went to serve it,
he found that the prisoner had given a fictitious
name.—Fined 10s. and 164. 6d. costa.

To the numerous intimations our paper has of
late oontained of the opening of evening schools in
various parishes, we are pleased to be able to add
that of this in common with the other perishes on
the Baron Hombre's estate. At Milton Abbas we
learn upwarefe of 40 young men and youths have
availed themselves of the opportunity thus afforded
them of profitably spending their winter eveuings.
In Stickland we have between 20 and 30, and we
believe a similar number are receiving instruction at
the Hilton school. The leaders of the Stickland
church choir, have also kindly offered to give
lessons in vocal musio once a week, to as many as
feel inclined to join a class they have opened for
that purpoes.

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is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Msjesty's Leundress says, that although she has tried
Wheaten, Rice, and other Powder Starches, she has
found none of them equal to the GLENITELD, which
is the Finest Starch she has ever used.
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BENSON'S WATCHES,

eI.LOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER, and
ELECTRO PLATE.—J. W. Basso ,n Ludgatr
hill, London, E.C. (Established 1749) Wateh and
Clock Maker by Warrant of Appointment to B.E.R.
ths Prince of Wales, has fitted up extensive Workshop 4
with ream machinery for the production of Clocks shit
Timepieces of every description.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

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Pam Batsrows, November 16.—Belore Leal ,Aditier
arid Hector Monroe, Req.—Ham BwauMal.-41hwes
young men named Job Haar% nark elms, sad drew
'Haskell. were aummoned by Arthur Steele for maim
injury. Arthur Steele, the eon of the proseatait aid
the three defendants pu11.4 down his father's turf stack
and essidersd the turf all about, and smashed in the
front door of his house. He jumped out of bed and
saw them—he knew them and amid swear to them, and
Job Haskell offered him half•a-carown to hush the
matter Op. It was about a quarter past ten at night.
The defaddists eel up an ofsbi. The sant of Job
the lathes of 8104. and the father of Charles
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21

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WOOLLEN GOODS,
Available for this Department, is now replenished with the most approved productions a the best
Manufacturers.
HUNTING BREECHES, RIDING HABITS, LIVERIES, UNIFORMS, etc.
MOURNING ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS AND CARE.
BENNETT AND BIRD'S
HAT, CAP, AND READY-MADE CL
CHEAP /mina SUITS.
JAI,
SHOOTING AND BIDING SUITS.
THE NEW REEFING JACKET.
OVERSOATS IN MELTON, WITNEY, PILOT, AND ELYSIAN CUM.
• GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS. -
A LARGE VARIETY OF FLANNEL sum*
A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING.
CHEAP CLOTHING
FOR THE
WORKING CLASSES.
purneN, AND MOLESKIN GARMENTS OF ALI 4 RINDS,
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