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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

AGRICULTURAL GAZETIT,

Mr. Henry Chapman Bums 11. innkeeper. said he
received £123 done op is. live packages from a stranger,
who was in a small dark room at the Globe Hotel.
This was at about • quaiter-past these on the polling
day. Be distributed the money among fourteen voters
In the cellar at his own house, and afterwants paid
three more. The monev was given to induce them to
vote for Kinglake and 'Vanderbilt All the men but
owe, named Palmer, voted for thee. gentlemen. He
went to the stranger • second time and obtoinei £6O.
Be bad no commuoidation With Mr. Vanderbyl norlr.
Formally.
Robert Garrett, timekeeper in the enntley of the
Bristol and Rioter Railway Company, said he received
£6O from • stranger at the Glob, Hotel, and Psid it to
three men who were waiting at the Queen's Head. Be
hod 1:20 more from the same man, which he kept, as
the men he intended to bribe were gone away when he
tame back with the noney. A number of witnewies
were called who asknowledged the receipt of various
sums of money. Carver said he received EIU for
himself and £lO for another toter. William Doddridge.
mariner, and Henry James ifethercott, mariner, said
they had reretved similar sums from Russell, end bad
voted for the Liberal candidate. James Podgier,
William Heal, and Thomas Dyer, said they had hod
110 from Mr. Garrett, and voted for Kinglake sod
Vonderbyl.
On Friday Mr. James, Q.C., who appeared for Mr.
Vanderbyl complained that the Attorney.thsneral had
endeavoured to put a false appenranoe on the mom, and
oontended that Mr. Vonderbyl went to Bridgwater
with the determination to contest the beat in •n
honocirable manner, and that he had been confirmed in
his determination bye solemn pledge made to his father-
in-law.
Mr. Lopea, on behalf of Mr. Fennelly, urged that the
money which he took to the town was to be used es a
"sop" to the leviers to iodate them to assist Mr.
VenderbyL
The fory, otter two hours' ddliberation, found Mr.
Vanderityl not guilty, and Mr. Fenselly guilty, with
extenuating circumstances.
6.-ntence will be pronounced by the Court of Qllooll'll
Bench early in the ensuing term.
The second trial for bribery at the Bridgwater
election took place before Mr. Justice Hannen at
Taunton on Saturday. Mr. Kinglake, the brother of
the late member for Bridgwater, Mr. A. W. TOnglake,
elm vat unseated OD petition, was charged with con•
spiracy to bribe and spending money for bribery. Mr.
lovihond, an attorney, ars. originally ineuded in the
indictment, but the charge was withdrawn, and be was
called sea witness for the prosecution. The jury found
Dr. Kinglake guilty, and sentence will be delivered by
the Court of Queen's Bench next term. Leave was
gittliSed to move the Court whether the evidence VFW
sustained on all or any of the eessio.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

TZ IC A T 'NG'S COUGH LOZENGZB
i_s_ relioree tler dials:laity of breathing io ASTHMA.

KE AT I N G.' 14 GOUGH lA/EENG KEI A
(pertain remedy for relieving the IRRITA
VON of the BRONCHIAL TUBB& .

KEATING, Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Church-
yard, Landau Bold retail by all Draggista, Ad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

AD

POOL. QUARTIM Sieston. —Time imedons see tp hi
bed on the Bth of April Up to the present lime there
is only one prisoner (a women) for trial.
A Branch of the National Education League has been
formed here. Mr. A. liaison is President, and Mr. J.
Darby Secretary.
BUIVETOU ii LOPOTLXIT. -On Friday Mr. Barge
and Mr. Conway were re.elected surveyors of highway&
8110 w 9TORIL —On Saturday afterooon at four o'clock
there was a snow 'term which lasted about 20 minutes.
The weather during the past ten days bee been extremely
changeable.
Vsb ray —The Lady•day Vestry was held
in the north vestry at the parish church on Friday
morning when the rector (Rev. J. A. Lawson) presided.
The vestry clerk read the allocates of the let meeting,
alter which, on the propeal of Mr. G. Curtis, several
genlemen were nominated as °vergers for the year
00.010 ft. Me. Joyce ( eeeeee or of highway's) submitted
the accounts of the surveyors for the past year which
were as follows:

k d.
To sundry old debts - • 123 16 6
bax,nrere wages - • 285 14 3
„ Other expense' - 38 1 1
„ Collecting rate, ko. - 14 15 6

1462 7 4.

Hy cash for manure • - 24 1 0
„ for Wateriog Lougfieet 13 0 0
Highway rate - 423 14 1
„ &dance due to Surveyor 111 5

E 444 7 4

The debt owing by the surveyors is about £7O. On the
motion of Mr. Curtis the aceounts were passed. Mr.
G. It Ouch said as the late surneyors of highways
bad given so much satisfaction he begged to propose
that they be re.aleeted. Mr. W. M. Thiselton said
the amounts were perfectly satisfactory and he should
have great pleasure in secotding the proposal, which
was put to the meeting and carried unanimously. Mr.
C. J. Stone, Chairman of the Burial Board, submitted
the accounts of the Board. 'He said the number Of
burials at the cemetery during the fifteen years that it
had been opened was 2.575. During the past year 161
persons Ind beau buried. Mr. Curtis then prorawed
and Ur. Weston seconded that the accounts of the
Burial Board be passed. Carried unanimously. Mr.
W. M. Thiselton prnposd and Mr. Guteh seconded
that the auditors (Mr. William Penney and Mr. Wil-
liam Mate) be reelected, which was carried arm. dig.
t vote of thanks to Um gallairnmn oloood the nrcoeed•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S

CHLORODYNE.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENITINE.
CHLORoDYNE is admitted by the Profession to be
the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever dl.-

CHLORODYNB is the best remedy known for Coughs,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHLORODYN K,ffectually cheeks and arrests those
too often fatal disemes—Diptheria, Fever, Croup,
Ague.
CHLORODYNE acts like a charm in Diarrhars, and
is the only specific in Cholera and Dyeentery.
CHLORODYNIC effectually cull short all attacks of
Bpilepey, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spasms-
OHLORODYNK is the only palliative in Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Meningitis, ir,c,
From LORD FIANCIS CONTOBAY, Mount Charles,
Donegal, 11th December. 1888.
"Lord Francis Oonynghani, who this time last year
bought some of Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne from
, Mr. Davenport, and has found it a most wonderful
' medicine, will libel glad to have half•adosen bottles
sent at won to the above address."
" Earl Rumen oominonierited to the college of
Physicians that he received a dispateh from her
Majesty's Consul at Manilla, to the effect that Cholera
has been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY remedy
of say service eras CH LORODY NL—See Lamer, lot
I December, 186 L
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

POO LE.

BABITZUPT.—R. Hose. Longfieet, yeomen and inn
keeper. -Tuesday's gaserls.
Lecruette.—On onilo 'toning the Hey. French,
Baron, of Wellnidee, delivered leatt.re at the
Temperance H entitled the "Temperance Sketch
Book," and on Tuesday evening the same gentleman
delivered another lecture in the Town Hall. on behalf
of the Young Men's Christian Association, on
" Hindi:l.ton and the Hindoor ; or places, people, and
rerils in India." The President of the Poole Temperance
Society presided at the first lecture, and the President
of the Young Men'. Associetion at the second.
&ACIDS BY HAllol.6.—Ou Monday morning between
10 and 11 o'clock Mrs. Shave committed geoid" by
hanging hereelf coder the following circumstance'
which were adduced at the inquest, held before the
Coroner on Tuesday morning at the Town Hall :
Elizabeth Lilly said, I sin the wife of Benjamin Lilly,
shoemaker, of Poole; the body the jury have 'eon is
that of my mother Sarah Shave, she woo 71 years of
are. She has,heeti living with me five years. During
the whole of that time she hae been insane with lucid
intervals. The deceased hu at times gone away from
my house and stayed away for three days and night.;
she was quite hermle,s. She often told me Me "timid
drown here-If, and ones she told me that she would
hang hers- IL I saw the deceased Ivst •live on Monday
morning at hallcrest 10 o'clock. She then wished to
go out to the Daiwa, but I would not let her go ; aft-
I would not let her go out she went upstairs and I
bawd no more of her. At half-past 121 went to call
bar to dinner. I went to her room and sew her banging
on the door by a •hite neekerehief which she wore.
She appeared riulte dead. I pallet for help. The mother
of the døa.a.ed Was Insane.—John Kendall, tailor. of
Church-street, said he W 64 pawing Mrs. Lilly's bona-
when he was called by Mrs. Lilly; he went In and went
upatuire, and found the deceased (Mrs. Shovel hanging
on the door. The neckerchief appeared to have been
tied with a knot round the neel. of deceased and then
double knotted at the end and pet over the top edge
of the door. I felt the arm of deceased and found her
quite nol.l, I, with the sosiatance of George Stokes.
took deft/used down and put her on the bed. 4
Surgeon (Dr. Turner) was sent for and be pronounced
her to have been dead shout two hours. The jury
returned the following verdict :—The deemed com-
mitted suicide by hanging herself whilst of unsound
mind.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

POTATO MARK F.

-
BUILOCON AID SPITAIJIILD. -Thkre have been full average
Kupylies of both home grown and foreign potatoes on aide at
thole markets, for whlell the trade has ruled moderately active
at our quoustione :—Knglish %haws, it's. to Is per too;
regent., Kw to 110..; &retch regents, 10.. to nu. ; ditto
rocks, 70a to lfo.. ; French and Beliian whites, 00a to 70e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

JERSEY.

Tag 11.1e7ATIID NOILMANDY. InteMilano. from
Cowes, dated March 22, states that & mail bag marked
"Jersey." and supposed to be from the Normandy. has
been picked up and landed at rihanklin. On this the
Shipping Gasetie remarks that it is evident Csptain
Harvey sod the officers must hove endeavoured to save
the mail bags, and taken them out of the mail-room
where they are kept—another instance of self.secrillciug
devotion, captain Harvey has friends at Weymouth
and Portland, and his fate is deeply lamented by all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

WINFRITH.

FORMER'S FONZRAL —oe Monday the remains of
Jam,. Howlett, of this place. were interred in the village
churchyard. Devalued being a member of the LOP..
&beat 50 members of Court Forest King, each wearing
• green each trimmed with crape, followed the aorpse
to the grace, and after the Church Burial Service was
finished, Chief Ranger R. Trent, jun., read the oration
appointed for suet occasion.. k very large number of
people were present from the villtges around.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

POi )LE.

).4 RD rOIIA ant N 8 The following gentlemen
have ken nominated guardiana of bb. Poole tiniest :
St. Junes's, Poole, Mr..Jame•Wood, Mr..lohn Hayman,
Mr. F. Mum., and lit. Georg. Curtis ((our to be
elected); Loneness, Mr. J. W. Beale, and the 1t.,.
J. L Williams (one to be elected) ; Parkstone, Kr. W.
Aldridge (one to be eluded); Lytehett Minster and
Lytebett Matravera, Mr. R. Slare and Mr. G.
Crumpler (two to be elected) ; Ilamworthy, Mr. A.
Adams and Mr. William Nudes (mie to be elected) ;
Content, Mr. Ppm, and Mr. J. Rawlins (two to be
elected) ; 111..inaon, Mr. Thomas Abbott (one to be
elected). The above names of the persons nominated
u candidates for tbe several earlobes are suspended in
the Board.room of the Guardians. Aceordisis to this
list there is a provost of a contest at Losedeet and
Hainworthy ; however one mit of tbe two gentlemen
nominated in eenh perish any retir• and thee the ass.
be oomplota witlwat tartheritroitt4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

eadtobirt•

e.hureh of St. Thou Ma. Salisbury, ia fici be roamed ,1
at an estimated scot of £1,500.
Mr. T. E. A TLWAID, of IfolisbUry, hall been Appointed
organist of Umtata, cathedral.
SitsirenuW perish &Tarok in to be restored at an
estimated cost of £6OO, £3OO of which is given by Mr.
;Byre.
I SALIIIIIOIY GAS COMPLIIT are about to reduce the
priee of gas to 4s. 41d. per thousand—the reduction to
lake @Mast from Chi Istrass.
Pr.stlao-Pgmatogra pi idsat Chippenbant sad
Swinton, and foot and mouth dineeets in the Chippen-
bam, Devizes, Marlborough. and Swindon district&
Us. ROBUST HOILLIY, Innkeeper of Castle Combe, has
been fined E5O by the Chippenham Benoit for brewing
35 per cent more malt than he had entered in his brewing
paper.
&SALAMIS is epidemic at Marlborough College, ant
most of the scholnre have returned to their homes. We
regret to say that three pupils have di-4 from scarlatina.
Altogether about sixty of the boys have been attacked.
The epidemic is entirely confined to the college. not
single ease existing in any other part of the town.
FILIMSIABOXIT.— At the unanimous request of all the
Koval &oh Chapters in Wiltshire. • patent bas been
granted by the Grand Lodge of England. appointing
Compenicrn Samuel Wittey Proviosial Grand Superin.
tewient of Royal Arch Masonry for Wiltshire. The
installation is expected to take place at Swindon, in
Jase next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

THE QUESTION OF STREET TRAMWAYS.

There wee a distramion on this subject at the Society
of Art, on Wednesday evening, when Mr. H. Bilge,
engineer, of Philadelphia, gave an account of his actual
experience of tramways in America. There were two
lines in the principal streets of Philadelphia ; on one
the vehicles ran every three minutes, and on the other
every minute and • half. In these carriages everybody
could ride, and the conductors were obliged to take
also everything that every pasaeuger had. There would
be man with two beak/ate of paint, • woman with
'ratter, • man with vegetables, another with forty
baskets of psecher—fleughter). The seats were greasy
and dirty, and the carriages proceeded at the rate of
about three and • half milee an hour. As to Mae
'ember oerried, it was limited to kart as mu, as weld
eateenteatly steed up. la New York it was the same.
Tramways were an iesehus upon the State. They had
rafed the rods; embarrassed ail the business of
the *4'047 ; merely enabled privet* speculator'
to eugtom the street* for then tediridind beaten'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

GILLINGHAM.

Mawr' lunar= WITH Piot§ riot Famice.—Tbe
foot and month disease has broken out hare, and been
traced to • quantity of pigs imported into Southampton.
The disease las also broken out amongst pigs in the
pariah of Stour Provost, and has been traced to the gams
muse, via, the importation of pip from France. Partwa
are vetting alarmed, and the greatest caution will have
to be exercised in cleaners with foreign pip.

WINTERI3OaNE HOUGHTON,

Lam:mi.—On Tuesday evening lest, an amusing and
instructive !mime was delivered in the schoolroom of
this perish, by Mr. J. T. Oox, of Stickland, on the
United States of Ameticra. The lecturer gave grephic
and bumonrous ',sketches of his personal experience,
the general impart of ths country, its social customs
and modes of locomotion, is well as his introduction
and interview. with the Indian tribes ; closing a
capital lectare by • few practical remark, to thou
Yonne men present, who felt disposed to emigrate to
the States. The leetnro well enlivened at intervals by
sang, by Hewn. Rogers, Drake, and !Atkins, the last
named gentleman presiding at the piano. The
chairman the Rev. J. R. Cotter— expressed the
pleasure which be and the nudism* felt at the treat
given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

THE ISLE OF MAN RACES.

The Committee appointed at the general meetin.g foe
the purpose of eapvusing for toads towards•' The
Tradesman's Cap," and "The lonkeepen' Plate," to
be run for on the new (aurae in the month of July
next, met at the Imperial Hotel last Thursday evening.
Mr. Janne Brown in the chair. A. W. Adams, Eaq.,
attended on behalf of The Rase Course Compaoy. The
result of the subscription lists was so satisfactory that
Mr. Adams was instructed to advertise that "Th.
Tradesman's Cup," and "The Innkeepers' Plate" prises
should be the very handsome sum of £lOO each. Mr.
Harbridge, of Newmarket (the layer out of the coarse),
gave some interacting ideas in relation to sporting
events, and how to make them aueoesshiL He also
furnished the following description of the course :--
" It is situated about two and a-half miles from the town of
Douglas, close to the Lunatic Asylum, .t Strang village. The
track Is oval •hapel, with a straight run In of more than a
quarter of • mile, and is nearly • mile round. The starting-
prat, are as follow.—' Lunatic Courw," half-a-mile, starting
opposite the Asylum, anti near 3tranw ; the "Druid
Coure." throe quarters of a mile, starting at the ruins of the
Druidical temple. near the main road; "The I kuglas Course,"
slightly lees than • mile,. commencing between the Grand '
Strand-road and the 'inning-poet; and "The Isle of Man
Course," nearly a mile and a quarter, commencing at the
" Straight Run Inn," and going once round. There is also,
couneeonitoeucing at "The Lunatic Poet," going once round,
making needy a mile and a-balf soother, • inns and three-
quarter., by oonuepeging "Druid p.a.^ ong going
ono* round; and by starting at ths distance-pest, sod going
twice round, the cause win los two =Wised Henna The
our.. Is dtuettel in a most picturesque IDoc:ll,..and commands
views of some magnificent bowery. Ray and the
headlands, tugether with the Union Mills valley, are distinctly

The splendid course has been completely railed Tonna,
and bar been well farmed end peened ; so thet it will
be in first-rste going order by the first meeting, wlroli
is fixed for the 14th and 15th of July nog, Tbe total
amount of prises will be about £l,OOO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

PRODUCE MARKET.

LOWOOK, Friday.--The market. closed to day rather lamely
throughout, with little variation in pima Otaapared with
thls day Wollk, Mew is rather diarer ; MISs. to., and rice
meady ; pepper • Made armor; hemp and Jute rather lower ;
firm ou the spot, but make for arrival. Rape oil. 10. per ton
dearer ; tallow, 61. nod In low. Moat kinds of metab .be.
a tendency In favour of buyera
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

ASK EitSW ELL

7
SUVANT GAL-I/111.—Soose time ago the partahlosers
of Askersweti olubbed together to buy • large red ensign
of silk, for display on high days ud holidays. It was
• ntriisted to the care of Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, and
1..1 week it was diseovered that their cook, Martha
Collins, bed made the flag into • petticoat, and was
wearing it She wee looked up for three cis's. and
then, is proseeutor withdrew the .barge, she wee dis-
missed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

WOOL

WTI/IMM VAIIIISILIe CUIII.—At tho lost useellinit of
this °tub, Mr. J. 3. Bates prodding, a paper was read
by Mr. Morita, of Chaidon, on the manormoot and
hest breed of on,. for dairy pommies He was in
favour of arossibred imbeds bred oo the farm, the
climate and ileality of land being ciarefolly oonsidered.
Select good bolls from some pure well-known herd, and
breed only from cows to prove good milahers, Rod
remonable fifth minim., with sound constitutions. He
advocated dairy tows being well kept in the winter, sod
mutable shedding to strawiyards.—Mr. J. A. Dames
acioridered the old Dorset cows of 40 or 150 years ago
were better than ail Um orese-bireds or Devons, although
now the old-fashiosed breed was hardly aver seen.—
Several members hook part in the dissumion, but mostly
re-echoed lb. lietsturer's remarks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

HAY AND 87MY/.

With miry moderate; ;upiOter ol b th iv- and dorm oit rale.
Oh. Wade ruled quiet et tlio menered quotation.:—Prme
see od ; Mimi, ditto, Mk 041 TOL ;
remelt 60e. to 66e.; prime clover, 110 e to Ito ; Inienor ditto,
SO. to ; prime mecond-cut doter, 100 s. &alias.; inferior
ditto, Ns. to ihk.; strew. IS. to 30, per toad
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

WARNHULL

Tat Foot ond !loath Maur, has broken onion the
,nrernises of ltr. Edmund Fletcher, Pond Perin, nearly
the whole of ie haute mad pip being affeotod with
it, but in lidht furcu.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

HOP MARKET.

Tontotnn, Wednesday -The trade In new hops is now very
a. tit e, aud good hops, whether Kent or Stine:, me bought up
direct!), it slightly twlttincing price.. During the past fair
da). • rise of We per cwt has been emahlisbed, in consequence
of the growth proving to be much int..sior in finality and
colour to whet was expected when the market started.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

BUTTER MARKET.
Damn, Thor oday.- The (-flowing etre the current pekes
It this market to-dsy:—liiik better, per lb., is *0 1. 4d.
whey ditto, lid to 1..

WovL MARKET.

14•40 FORD, Thursday - In the wootnnarket tn-day thi re is
r idler kn. animation than haa been arreivolt for mute pime
114.00 d operaLlon• have been on • vary limited male.
$ complain of the great difficulty of doing bu Inc.. is ith
listing greatly reduenl their stock; they are extreme's'
tints in their maintenance of the Wrenn which they hare been
stet log for eome weeks past to ettablisit. Bualnou is thereby
raardr,l and curtailed. Good lustre withers are most in is-
end price" are very Ann. The higher qUolatium Will
•1 •ne ate the stapler info lon.
Losnos, Friday.—During the past week there ha• bean •
mute cheerful feeling; anal •Ithough the amotint nt Munson
has not been very large, yet special qualities are inquired for.
and bottlers are much lees Inclined to make coacceitsu, In order
tu induce hulas's..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

()ERNE ABBAS.

A New Flottelczertn.—A lady reddest in this town,
desirous of 'Winding • few days with her daughter,who
lives at some distanes off, shut up her house and west
thither. A few days after her departure • 11 rat
Was observed sitting is the parlour window, tiag a
surrey of what was passing without, not at all dimes-
ceded by the large number of spectators who aseenabled
to witness so novel a sight. This spot was olumen
by the rat every day for red and reereation.
The neighbours thinking that the rat miglathe too mare-
vagina in boasekeepinL eommunicabed with the lady,
who hastened home. With the exception of breaking
a plate Ina eating • kid glove all hid goes right.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

WIMBORNR.

-
Hoeg Faite.—The annul harvest gathering
on ilLajor•Oeseral Sir E. a.
.Greilivors islets yea
oeherated on Turedey leas, at the Loaf ram. mi
excellent sapper was provided for shoot eighty. Bir
Edward we present, and aggressed his pimento st
seeing his tenants and also the labourers in husbandry
tuella' to/ether to oelebrale the ingather's( of the
harvest. The barn in which the repast graa provided
was tastefully &worsted with appropriate mottoes.
After ample jute" had hies dorm to the good old
Begligh fare, end the loyal toasts bad hem propcsed,
the heeltha al Biz Edward, Lady Greatled, and the
ton and hair, weg.. drank with reach enthusiasm".
Wimborno laud vu in &Mindanao.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

PYMORE.

- -
lit. Mr. Garnermn Clundry, who was accidentally
drowned at the Harbour during the severs sale ia
February, 1869, wss intimately oonnected with the
inhabitants of this place. being • partner in the c ',weepy
whose extensive mills and warehouses are ereeed here,
sad he always took great intereat in the welfare of the
people. His mother, Mrs. Gundry, of The Hyde, in
order to perpetuate his memory in • more substantial
form than the remembranoe of his kind deeds and
words, has caused to be erected near the factory a school
for the eloostion of the obildree living here, and on
Saturday, the Rev. P.ebendary Broallisy, of Bradpole,
formally opened it in the :presence of • large number
of visitors, amoraget whom we noticed Mr. end Mrs.
Gundry, of The Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.?. Guerin.
and Capt. and Mrs. StilL Shortly before noon the
shildren and others assembled at the soboel, and tie
reverend gentleinso, addressing them, referred to the
tate Mr. Gunary, and to the conneetion wbirth existed
between him and the inhabitants of Pymore—to the
interest he bad taken in their welfare—and to the
regret which was felt at the leas they bad sustained by
his death. Mrs. °quadri., wishing to erect lame mark
by which his name should be resellod in after years,
bad most appropriately decided on erecting the present
edifies for the benefit of the rising generation, and he
expressed s bone that the design and alibis ci the
foundress might be fulfilled. fie then declared the school
t) be usenet The ohildren sang several hymns.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

Ent're wheat .0 lour

Highly recommended by the faculty as the most nutritious and easily
digested food for infants, children, and invalids. Its richness in phoviliales
makes it invaluable during teething; it is a singularly digestive and nourishing
food for children, and is an excellent diet for ipyalids, being retained in the
stomach when Arrowroot, Corn-flour, and similar articles are rejected.
Fres. Ms" Lam," led April, 1370.
We hope it will t.4l:e the Ilse.: of the purely starchy compounds now in use, both La the CM of children 41
SALA&
FM. Proles:sr ATITIELD. F.C$, Prlferg• of Practical Giosistry is Me Picrstscrxi:al
Sreiety 1 GMT, Boltain. arr.
Its richness in giutel f!: mates:al, nut earthy phcsphates, 1r bone tract tath-fJortinc
mr it to he a very rO: f c-pecially for t. 0.. It ts io:om'aratly roponor t Ar.-cwr.s4,(..aupasa.
and abet forms ofstarc!:, whi.h santributo but link to the formati.m of bone or muscle.

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Retail of Farntly Groari an Druggists. Ikc.. In 3d.. ed., & is. packets, a 3s. Tias.
Wholesale of the Sole Proprietors.
Orlatid Jones 1k C 0..,

brooders era PoStokes of
LANDPN ;h.
Rice Starch.
l.U.—Thii Starch. the Strongert and Purest made, may be used with Cold
Water, and retains its atniness in the Dampeat Weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

POBTIAND LOCAL BOARD.

A muting wu bad on Friday, present R.
&riven, chairman, News. R. B. &riven. B. Colllia, T.
Gibbs, W. Combs*, C. Hinds, B. Stone. J, Iloddsr, B.
Peilrel, A. Botha', J. P. Elorivso, 8. Penne, sad C.
Kitsbon.

NSW PQM'.

A pump is to be placed at the water supplr et South-
well, similar to the one at Weston, under the direction
of the Surveyor. and whoever places the pump is to
keep it in repair tor 12 months for L 7.

101111 I'OLICL

The Cl,rk is to writo sod ivis the (Thief Constable
ter in looms* GI the t.ollze fora In the islezid•
h•TZEI.

The G.lleetor gelbov <I £277 lb 84., hut maellb,
leariog la outstanding bale Doe of =eV: Lou. 31.

WAKIHIIf WATilt BLPFLT.

no Clerk is to oak Jobe Cto,le, Lig., to use his
lot—oule with the dnilta!ty, to plans a ropolY a
water frau Chan or Netbelfisid, for to. v:llage of
Wekebew.

The village cootaios 118 bound, a whidi 87 are
altowethe: ...nprovided with water, and only a mall
namber mai obtain • 'aptly from Char& Hope.
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MR. RoDDics'e Oti•Ft-MTT&R•

Mr. 11,1der asked perinisdon of the Board to boild
• well rased Ito place where the driving part of his
chaff-gutter is stationed.
Mr. A. Seriven said that if that piivilege were granted
to Hr. Hodder, E W11i00.111411 lIVOOId become steeply •
building ironed. He also warned Mr. Hodder of the
denser he woald incur if he did not quiekly remove the
machine. If another fatal &coldest happened there,
Mr. Hodder ought to be indicted for manslaughter.
There was a spirited dismission, Mr. Hodder Waking
it would be far ester to keep the machine where it is
and build a well roand it, than to remove is within
his own property.

The Board unanimously refused to enrtain Mr.
Bodder's request, and the understanding is that this
encroachment on the publie path shall be removed as
noon as possible.

[Anti quite time too, say we. The idea of keeping •
machine working on • footpath is preposterous, and
that It should have been retoiced an hoar after it had
actually killed a human being, shows—we do not know
whether to call it forbearance or disgraceful apathy on
the part of the public. If the Port!Anders submit to
gush a glaring encroachment by cue of tbeenselree, bow
can they resist the systematic attacks of the Govern-
ment on theft. right' 2—ED. Weymonth and Portland
" Telegram]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

PORTLAND.

CEICILT -A mach ma played On Tnenany it the
Navel Cadet's ground, between eleven of the Portland
cricket olub, and 11 of the °Mews of 11. 18.8. Warder.
The naval gentlemen In the first inniep snored 33, and
the Portland dub 61; bat in the second lenlep the
°Seers ran up • sour* of 84 'nine would not alley el
the match being played out, and the Portlandere elalme I
the victory on the first inniegs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

PIDDLETOWN.

ACCE:EIIi WITH A Fa4crist. g COLT. —Oa Thursday
an old an of this plaoe, nain,d Sunned Crow, Ina at
Hhompston, breaking • colt, with Yr. Vie, dairymas,
when the animal became difilsult to niaaagediad finally
stifled. In trying to stop lb. colt, Kr. Vye was 'Uglily
hurt, and Cross wee Mocked down by the earl to Which
the animal was 'Hashed, the wheel paining ever his
thigh, mod Whaling Noah severe injuries that • speedy
removal to the Dorset Conaty Hospital was deemed
imperative. He was at ones brought in ea! is now
doing will.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

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SOUTH Wat.ST &RN RAILWAY.
QPRCIAL OR KA P XOURSIO X from
1,) uottcassrEtt. an I the under-
menti.morl Matt los to BOUIt4SROUTU, on
WEDN6BDAY. 28th VIP f EMBER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

ITAI lANI AT LYONS.

voluntetni-so- •-e. at Lynn s is
grt at numbers, and ere parading the streets with the
tr.Lulour lags of Franca and Italy.

TIIE oCCITATION OF ROME.

_
The roaating a lb. hallos Parliament will pr ub ably
tato§ plus on the 10th of netol.er. 'rb. date for the
pi. hinting In the Raman prosinere Ii filed for the 2ad
of • Weber. _ _

_
Rowe (+moraine to a Flamm» telegram) is to to
Li.hd into five military inca General Warns will
roe Republic in aud Papal inpatients, The Pope
pa the Palatine; an Italian hodiguar.l sill be
'bleed at his disposal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-27

BOCK HA MPrON.

Sattnus TILL ram( • HOLUI. —On Wednesday
night • man named Frederick Coward, who had been
a adlor, and belongs to this parish, was taking a horse
from Wooibory Rill Fear to Dorewster. On the road
It bourne radios, and not being an aocustoaced rider.
Coward vu thrown with great violence, and three of
his ribs were fractured. Strings to say, bowevor, he
gained his feet avid promoted on his roil to Dor.
cheater, and froic theism returned to Rockhampton,
where the earious nature of his warn is becoming
known he vu taken to the Lama County Hospital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

Somersetsb ire.

Vrarranon.—The Bishop of Bath and Wells held his
primary visitation at St. John's church, Yeovil, on
Tuesday. His lordship, after paying • tribute of the
deepest respect to the memory of the late Bishop (Lord
Aockbied), spoke of the pecaliar trials which all true
churchmen of the present day were called upon to bear,
remarking that the church had not been so shaken since
the reformation. He then enlarged upon the errors of
atheism on thelons hand and of Ultramoutanehm OD the
other, which were., be feared, increasine rapidly. He
regretted, too, that infidelity was rdo among scientific
men and men of learning, who not only denied Revak-
lion, but even the existence of God Himself. He went
on to speak of the attempt now being made to banish
Clristlan teiohing from public, sehools, and he had no
hesitation in saying that the effect of snob • measure
would be to Merinos to • fearful extent the Infidelity
which now existed in the land. &far speaking of the
increan of Popery, and of the large asersion of any.
men from the Church of England during the past few
years, his lordship expressed his regret that the pare
and simple doctrine and ritual which was aecepted as
the Church standard twenty or thirty years ago had
been so seriously interfered with, and then proceeded to
anoint the doctrine of personal presence in the Holy
Communion. He briefly commented on the errors of
those who incubated auricular confession, the doing of
pentode, priestly absolution, prayers for the dead, and
the many frivolities which were now allowed to take
the place of the simple teaching of the Gospel of Christ.
The power of the Crown, his lordship observed, was no
longer exerted solely on behalf of the listablished
Choral, which must now rely on its own purity, union,
vitality, and strength If It was to maintain Its position
and continue its wideness. He then Mediated • more
hearty union between the clergy and laity, and sug-
gested that in order tol Ming about the co-operation of
the various parties within the church each section
should aim to comely with the dostrine and discipline
set forth in the Book of Common Prayer—an elect
, observance of the rubrics, neither more nor lees. If
opposite sections of the church would each give way a
little more in order to meet upon • common platform,
his lordship said both would have a church with which
they could sympathise, and the hood of union would
then be real and not • sham. He then suggested the
formation of Church Synods, for the purpose of bringtng
about perfect so-operation between clergy and laity, hod
expreried his intention of convening • great Chapter
for the purpose of drawing up a code of rules, and eon-
eluded by affectionately urging the clergy and laity to
assist each other to the best of their ability in the dis-
chairs of their various duties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

!agriculture.

Ppm Orric.—A 'iciest of the Partner
describe • hie see of flatiawlfer as • manor*. He farms
near a Arent Salting station in the North, where the
average mach per week amounts la vale* to about
R 2,001)„ When there flesh are gutted be takes the offal,
paying la. pap aueload A trench his dug, ray 6 yatdi
long, 2 wide, and 1 foot deep. 'File earth taken out is
U,rowv up along the outer edge of the pit, le mini a
rsnepart. which not only keeps in the offal, but sucks
up the great luanttty of blood flowing from it. The
Corte are then kci in to the farther end and emptied,
and when the iffal rises about 4 feet. the entrance is
closed in, and the whole covered with turf. After
wintee large atoms of peat ashes baying been provided,
the off tl ia taken oat and spread on the ground about •
foot tt irk, over which the ashes are thrown, making
th,as soother foot higher. Over this, again, the
is spread, then ashes, and no on, until it reaches •
id:: of eern•ps Ti feet. A man then mounts to the
top, the gal and blood being congealed by this time,
.nd a a pretty largo hole, into witch he pools a
querttt.• of vitriol. The whole wan is then thoioughly
„,ixe4. great care being taken that lumps of clotted
matter .are broken up. When the topdressing season
srrives. this mixture is pretty dry, so that in some
C. 11,11 iii an be sown with the hand as guano. In •
abort tire it after it is sown It. great value is seen.
WATC WIG PLAWTB. —Soft or rain water is decidedly
tie best for Pt plants; but where it cannot he bad,
spring we ter, exposed to the sun for eight or nine hours
it, an Open tank, may generally be used without serious
injury. The actual effect of spring water on particular
kinds of plants is determined by the matters held in
potation, —hence water containing much lime would be I
injurious to heaths and similar planks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

BBIDPORT.

Lemma. —There was launched on the 17th inst.,
from the buildiag yard, of Mr. K Coo, • beautifully
modelled brigantinp of the following dimensions, viz.,
length 100 feet, breadth 22-6, depth in main hatch
126, and about 171 reg. too. She was named Jeway, by
Master Steel, classed A 1 at Lloyd's, for 13 years, and
owned by Mners. Job Brothers, of Liverpool.
BOBOUGH PerrT Sismons, Monday.—Before 8, W
Whethate, and .1. Templetnan, Earns.
WILLIAM ELIAOTT, alias DIAMMAIM charmed with being in an
outhouse of Mr. J. Biahop'.., In South-street, for an unlawful
purpose, w.seentenordto wo month: hard Labour.

TI101.•• LAMIWILT, dyer. for cresting • row at the Hod
oak Inn, waa hound over to keep the peace for three month,,
himself In Ldo and one surety in • similar sum.
TOMIDAT. —Before the Itaror and F. W. Good, Rol.
Nine person. were summoned for not haring had their chil-
dren vactinated within the time named hy Act of Parliament.
In one CagM the child hail been vaccinated, but notion had not
been mut to the regiatrar. In the ether mem the children had
been 111, but had moet wonderfully recovered since the nun-
mons had been served and had been vaccinated. The accuaed
sere ordered to pay the coda (54.) in each 0n...
Two lute bop mined CHAIM'S Drinue and Niue
Bantsios, who had wilfully damaged a tree on Um lawn of M.
J. P. Stephens, Seat-road, were admonished and dimilsrged.
Josare Pumas, butcher, for obstructing the highway, by
droning a calf on the pavement in front orhis Mop, arm fined
mind ha 64. cogs.

EWA. LIMP. tailor, for boxing the can of Joseph Follett,
ho had bees rude to blot, was lined 2a M. and costs.
ROSIRT &Mak 01 litfali later, WWI RIMUNAKKI for aessulting
Giles FereCtsal, at the Pack Hone Inn, nridport, on Ape(' 23,
by throwing two nhunot of beer in his nee. It appeared to be •
publiehowe quarrel, and the =Omani disaolseed the ewe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

CATTLE MARKET&

Bei rrok, Thursdai—We had a moderate supply of fat beanie
from Ireland, but the English descrlptioise were numerous,
and the supply on the whole was cuaalderably in emcees of the
demand, trade, owing to the warm weather, being dull. Priem
had • downwsnl tendency, and beet descriptions sold at from
68.. to 70", and middling maniples at front fitt. to Mc We had
a lama supply of sheep, but trade, was anything but active;
but 'tethers sold at 71.1. and 14.. and ewes at 74. per Ilk, and
In only • few maw sass little more money nudism& We bad
a full suppl. of lamb, but • good deal of it we. of a Cery in-
different quality ; there vow an inquiry for boat descriptions,
which realised lad, per lb., but the inferior qualities were very
difneult to sell. There wan • sts w of store cattle, with an
improvement In the inquiry-, but trade continues quiet, keep
still being dm scarce. The market was overstocked with
mulch cows, and trade was Mute duU than we here known it
for • long tone : meet if the ananala on offer were left on hand,
and prices showed • marked red °11i... from £l2 to Lll3 being
an average quotation, although in room few came £lB was ob-
tained, We had • shorter supply of pigs, with a quiet trade,
bacon pigs being worth about 1 la., and porkers, 11a, bd. per

OPOlarT AN, Thursday. —There was about an average
supply of Num, but of rather inferior quality. Owing to the
depressed state of the deed meat trade, butcher& parchmed
very sparingly' and the general tone of the market wee dull.
Bat Scots and Miele mid at ea. 10d. per Bth., but large coarse
beagle were much cheaper. Them wee a moderate allow of
sheep, the demand for which ruled to from active, and prices
oonsequently had a downward Medway. Beet South Downs
and hall-beeds out of the woo/ realised 6. per 81b. The lamb
trade was very heavy, but no change took place In the value
of small calve.

Per 816. to sink to. opal.

a. d. ..d. a. d. s. d.
Inf. comes beasts 3 0108 ,Primellostlideres4 oto 6
Moon.' quality... 3 10 to 4 iLrg. soars* valve. 3 10 to 4 1
Prim. large ea*. 4 4104 'Primo small
Prime flcots, Ike. 4 Bto 4 1 ;Large bogs ... . .
Inf. coarse sheep 8 0102 'Neat eml. porkers 1 610 6
Second quality,, 8 810 4 'llokag. calm/4,mb 11 Ute 16
Prism mane WWI 4 6tn 5 qr. me .055045 1601016
Lamb. Os. Od. to 7a. 44.
MITILOPOUTAN Nur, Friday—ln Mir deed meat market
trade continues heavy, at previous rotas. Bode k. 104. to Y.
Id.; mutton, fa 10d. to 4a; veal, 4a. to hi Id.' MT. puck.
4a. to 4s. fid.; small pork. M. Id. Ink. 441.; 41. to
ea. 44.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

A BISHOP'S OPINION OF BAZ iARS.

On Wednesday the Bishop of Manch/cies formally
opened • church baaaar in Halm., and in doing ao
obeerved I have soma little doubts about *hese
beaters. I don't know that I altogether like then& ;it
seems to me • way of getting money that I wiab (mold
be avoided, and that some other way might be die-
covered," "I know," the Bishop continued, "that
the saleswomen who preside at theme lawn have
certain bewitching ways and manners of vending their
goods, and sometimes, perhaps, oondeemindi4 to httle
willies to make • reluotant purchaser think bell going
to buy • very good thing. Honestly, I do not quite
like basun."

ROMANTIC DOUBLE SUICIDE AT NICE.
The Gavials eye on Sunday morning some peasants
found in the grounds of the Vila Teiseere, in the
Valley of Montegat, near Nice, • young woman bleeding
and insensible. She was removed to the town, het died
before recoiling it. From bet statements and other
iuformation it appears that she wee the daughter of •
bookseller, and was • brilliant pianist. Dario( the
winter months she was in the habit of residing at Nies,
and had there made the acquaintance of a mu named
Morelain. Morplain being withoet resume, they
determined to put an cod to their Satiates by killing
themselves. According to the statement of the dying
worsen, she left Nice with her companion. "It Was,
sail she, " our last night. We took with us a phial of
laudanum; a revolver, and a swordstiok. We @boom
this se the best 'pot for our purpose. We made • bed
with our outer garments, laid upon the moss. We slept
till daybreak. We had prepared everything, and at
seven o'clock same the adieu. I had taken
off my white petticoat, which Morplain hung
upon the branches of a tree. We drank the
laudanum. We suffered much, but we oould not die.
Morplain said to me, 'I can bear it no longer; I shall
blow out my brains." I cried out that I would not be
left alone with his corps, and I said, 'Shoot me here'
[pointing to the sppt where • gaping wound in her
breast was visible) I did not wish to be disfigured, and
I entreated him to aim there. lie fired point blank."
flie correspondent of the Gantois adds tent the state-
ment is verified by the facts of the chemise being
burned sod the skin blthkened by the powder.
" Iforplain," added the dying woman, "shot himself
through the head, and you will find him lying yonder.
lie feared • failure, and you will see that he yet holds •
poignerd in his hand."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

WHITIICHURCIL

CLOD FliefIVAL. —The anemia festival of the White-
church Friendly and Benefit Society was held on Monday last,
and pared oilf most succemfully. This club le one of the few
cl she which still maintain • estimfacuiry— financial position,
and we are glad to find that notwithstanding there has been
paid out of the funds during the year for ransom end deaths
£57 lie. Od., the club is £35 ta richer than last year haring
now I capital of COM la. 4d., or an average of CD lOa. per head
to each benefit member. We triad the society will always have
the mme kind of feeteriag raze as it now enjoyi front the
honorary member*, and especially from Mr. R. Fowler, the
treasurer. According to their usual custom, the members first
paid • visit to their m seated and beloved patronnoss, Mrs.
Michel of Whatcombe House, accompanied by • brut band,
and from thence to church About 40 }deed in the promotion.
The sermon Irse preached by the Rev. 0. Wynne, the incumbent.
The day being fine, a goodly number of Orton were prcaenk
C. Mame], Esq., of I...norns, presided at the dinner, and
there were also preartt--Mentor John Manse'. Mr H. Foots,
Mr. R. Fowler, Kr. Row, Mr. Fielding (medical °Meer of the
club), Mr. OakleyL of Blandord St. Many. The members pro-
dated their own dinner% tad • very Piemant sficroren WS.
spent. A goodly supply tel cakes, meet., oranges, nuts, and
other cheer the young people enjoy, tieing liberally di..
tributed by the Mends present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

BRIGANDAGE IN CHILI.

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A story of brigandage come from Chili. Don Gomez y
Lagoberon, • famous bandit captain was pursued, by
troops, to a cavern near the summit of • lofty moun•
tam. In this cavern he had concealed a femaleesptive,
whams husband he had robbed and slain, and whom he
bad for some time compelled to live with him. After
two days' blockade, the soldiers waled the robber-
chieftain's stronghold, and osptuerd him. To their
horror they found that Lagoberon had cot off one of
his unfortunate companion's breasts. The poor woman
mu discovered In • dying state, having sustained a
fearful loss of blood ; and she exeired shortly after her
rescue from the clutches of her paramour. The butcher
was conveyed to Tales, where he was promptly tried
and condemned to death by the garotte. He was con'
ducted to the scaffold, guarded by a strong escort of
mounted gendarmes. While the executioner was
engaged in adjusting his toilelß de wok, the convict
drew a whistle from his pocket, and blew it sharply;
whereupon about sixty of his men, who had iotroduoed
themselves amongst the crowd surrounded the scsffald,
rushed upon the gendarmes, and mamaered therg ere
they (*aid offer any resisteme. They freed Lagoberon,
and garotted the executioner ; after which they escaped
to the mountains.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24

PRODUCE 114RIET.

Lomeli, Friday. :17sugar---fittledolni-os. the rpot. Floating
=ticonnue to meet with fair inquiry, at study rates.
etudy. Coffee unchanged. Tea Wee programing
without ohmage. Rum milady. Rice quset. Jute firm. loaf°
Bratioth tales progressing. Tallow dull, at 44a eld os triz ao:
sad June, and It. 6d. treader and Deoember. Oila,ll
trifle weaker, at 33. to 33.. bd.; Egittah brown rape llnner,
411 s. id. to 435. to d 6.

HOP MARKST.
Loiroon, Friday. —The market continues unaltered. Um
demand being chicly for Dew [agile mut good yea/Up.

POTATO ItARKET.
Boooveri AID 811TAL,TSLOS, tridlodia—Higig prior duck
consumption, but with moderato .up Moo U. well main-
tained. York moat.. 1. to IOW.; Ito rooks, leau to 130 u;
Scotch rowanl4, 100 s. to 110.; ditto rooks, 100.. to 1060 ;
Dunbar. 11110.. to 150%; French kidney% de per bag; Lisbon
(new), Ila. to 14e per cwt.

Tel Leeds Board Of Guardians have abandoned the
prosecutioo of Mr. White, a herbalist, for refusing to
vaccinate his child, as the Poor LAW Board destined to
pay the cost of • reference of the question of jenadie
tion to the Court of Queen's Bench.
Jr is stated is the British Medical Journal that the
brain of Sir Junes Simpson w•• found to weigh fifty-
four ounces. This is three onnoes and • half over the
average weight of the male brain.
MIL FORIIIIOOI BDOCATION BILL. Apropos of
this subject Kr Fawcett has raised the question,
" How can we compel parents to send their children to
school when, without the children's wages, the family
would eters@ r
BVICIDI OF A POLITICAL LULL Paul Hal7o-
- a Danish political exile. hu committed suicide
at Jersey, by poisoning himself with phosphorus taken
off the ends of loader matches. He had also stabbed
himself in the left breast with • stiletto. He had been
banished from Fnuice and Russia for being mixed up
in revolutionary movements.
BUILT Joriinx, charged with obtaining • situation
In London. by means of • false charainer, perporting
to have been written by • " Mrs. Oolong Shuman,"
of Wootton-under-Edge, where no such person is
known, was fined El° and his. lode, en Is default two
nestles hard labour. Shot was constallned in default,
AT no inquiet bold by Dr. Lenkeeter, slew days
nue. on tit/lodes 40 twe Aintree who died tram the Sired&
01 1101 DP lUCalle ahkeel, the coroner
mid.P4=ftbethr=l."l= bras "d Ikea. the Andra,
woold see Mee tesom=l. It tnnes4 is guirtally
bonus gra Squat ?Wet *they Maiden an net
eheatand OW they tight duly ea the hoc --Vileel Zehnate
Gem i

DR. HUNTER'S Special Leottmes to Young
Moo, on HEALTH, ITS RESTORATION, AND
HAFT! EARRIAGES.—Wheo to marry, with &dote°
to those who eoatemplato marriage, poiating out entala
impediments which reader minded life unhappy, and
directions for their spied: removal. Should "ea
by 6D who value hashish. stcreagth, sad maaltood, awl
wish to sttoias heeeT_c_old i 4&—Poet free oh rsatiPt of
two amatpc—Addree. BeerMcli laatitato of Aastem7,
Sixamaiham.

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