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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

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inform the bluer. of CAU In this and the adj4aing
Clesusties, that they guarsele. all their Cakes made
ken Seed as lmpon.o without adulteration.
To show that Cake Is not l • 'manias artists
referames need only be roadeinno he speech of Lea
Blithe on the Seeds Adulteration Bill, wherein his lord-
ship staled thatat Hall.thigreat seat of the Cake trade,
oaly 4 out of 45 mills made • pore mild*, and Dr.
Yeeleksr, writing in 1869, says there are scarcely 10
per sent of the Oa Mills of Englaad that tarn out •
pare article.
Per the proteetion of our own and oonmuners Lateran.
we now broad all our oakum with the letter B.
Te those who have already nand our Cakeour best
awake are due, sad we solicit • nontianatiewit their
orders. tad other ecossamers we particularly ask to
favour as with • trialWl .
sludi be Owed to rho. rtutomers over MU Milli
at Bridgwater, where further partlealars may he
*braised from the Oompeey's Weimer,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

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With Lws, Tops, and Barks, in 9 Lots, as standing in
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wood CJippices.
For Catslapel apply W the .tucri ONUS, it
Fardingbridge, Of to Mr. Boaros, 40 Of MOOIIO,
ersaborae, who will wads wan to show the Lots.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

CARMINATIVE.

lUNG FEKALES.

These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptom,: Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pane in the beak and loins.
headache and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
bee of complexion, swelling
shoot the eyes in the morning,
swelling of the feet, short dry
cough, bed appetite, great
Luseur and listlessness, with •
variety of other symptoms, all
iodinating deficient energy of
the system is the cause, to re-
medy and remove whir& these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. Mans, and sold
in boxes la lid and 2a. 2d. each.
TOOTH. AC HE.

Immediately relieves the most
palatal eases. Sold in bottles
70., sad ls. led. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

111111115.

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arof2, at South-street, Wareham, the wife of Mr. John
Wlntlie, of • daughter,
march s, U !Sandford, the wife of Mr. J. Dunien, of a
daugh6or•
mane $, at Dazooryoitreet, }Mandl onl, the wife of Mr.
B=4, of a eon.
1, at Pena Helm, iWornouth, th, wife 01 Captain
Mahon &CM', Royal Artillery, of eon
gm,* 6, at Oman Abbas, Mr, James Hell) ar, of a daughter.
much o.ls Lgtohett Minster, the wife of the (tin. IC. Hann,
of • eon.
bun* gat No. S., Ayr& Plate, Chula-4f eet, Doroheeter,
the Ale °JILL T. R. Wellman, of a daughter.
March 10, at 1, littelltat-platte, Losdon, the Lady Selina
Mond, of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL.

The monthly meeting was held on Widnes/6y.
Prount—The Mayor—(dr, T. Bennett), Aldermen
Galpin, Coombs, Lock and Corme ; Councillors J,
F. Hodges, 11. Devenish, G. J. G. Gregory, F. Bennett,
J. Bishop, W. Slade, W. Vernon. with the Town Clerk
(Ur: Giles Symonds).
The committee reported that they had met Mr.
Longman to consider the quation as to the boundary
of hi. land adjoining the BJr.th Walk, and a plan wee
produced showing the line recommended. The old
question as to the boundary agreed upon with M.
Manfield wee revived, Mr. Gslpin affirming that Mr.
Brimfield arranged for • definite line, had an iron fence
caret ol,y erected upon it, which had stood five or six
years, and with is blob boundary standing Mr. Longman
bought it. Mr. Coombs thought the proposal Mr,
Manfield wide not being definitely accepted, Gould not
be enforced, and he suggected they had better adopt
the plan proposed. This, it seemed, involved our riving
up a 12-inch strip, to straighten the line. Mr. Gslpin
said it would be 410. Gln, out of the road, the width of
which would vary from 13ft. to 20f 1., be useless an •
carriage road, and involve ultimately—blink the matter
how they might—a road woes the walk. Various
planiwere produeed,land at length there eame:an inquiry
for a tracing with memoranda by Mr. hfutfield, showing
I) feet width of road at eseh end of the property. It
oonld not be found, and then Mr. Jowett said Mr.
Andrews asked the committee for the little tracing,
and had it —(leught v). The hall-keeper was sent to
Mr. Andrews's to ask for the plan, and brought anew.,
that Mr. Andrews was out of town, and those In the
offiee knew nothing about it—(more laughter). Mr.
Bishop mentioned that at the time the question WAS
being considered with Mr. Msnfield, he built a wall,
and, on the complaint of the C mud', took the wall
down again, and put it on the buil as it new stood.
, He suggested the committee should again see Mr.
Longman, and consider the matter with tho light now
thrown on the subject, and the evidence of the missing
tracing. and he anticipated an arrangement might be
arrived at which would be mutually satisfactory. This
I was ultimately agreed to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

pooLL

Tin Newfoundland trade, which was formerly
regarded as highly important in Poole, has all bat
departed. We believe the town can only bout of
having one merchant engaged in it, smosidering that
Moan'. T. and D. Slade have determined to retire
from it, having disposed of their lieerfenndland estates
and ships to another Brut, who will earry on the
business from another port.
Wowsw's Suern•as.—A public' 'sleeting IFNI held in
the Tearn•hall, on Thursday lag, when Mrs. Ron-
agar, • deputation from the London National Society
for Securing Women's Suffrage. delivered a lecture on
the rights of women to the franchise. The mayor (1(r.
T. Harker), occupied the chair. There was a fair
attendance. Mr. Martin Kemp-Welch proposed, and
Mr. Alfred Balaton seconded, a resolution in favour of
giving the franchise to all women who were heads of
households. On being pat from the chair, about two
dozen him& were held up for it, bet as no hands were
held up against it, the resolution was deelarod carried.
DISGRAOMIL 005DIXT. —Mr Sarah Loaran, lands
',my of the Britannia, publio-honse, Paz stone, was summoned before the magistrates on Thursday,
by
Dim Sarah Kidner, a neighbour, for assaulting her on
the 3r.i inst. Complainant stated that her husband
had been in the habit of going to the public house kept
by defendant, and • few days sines she feud Mot
there drinking. She reqttested him to corns home
more than once, but he refused, and at last pushed her
her Out CA the inn and bolted tue door against her.
She felt much enraged at being treated in that manner,
and taking up some stones, threw them at the door.
Defendant thereupon cisme out and knocked her down
and kicked her. A. witness Gelled said he hoard own-
plalnant make 7 - of bud language, and saw her brink
some glass in tot rouse. He also saw defendant nos
her lists freely and complainant fall down bet he dad
not °onside, ii" anything of a fight." Mrs. Longman
*hanged places with Mrs. Kidner, andnnnrg•44;stir
with brawiltiog her windows • bet the Beeshi
hearing the *videos*, &mil" b." "II; 1"141
each party he pay *sir own expenses.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL,GAZETTE, TUESDAy, MARC/..

PLOWIR 0111133 X.
To those, Who have hitherto grown only the usual
beddlne.ont plants and annuals, and who have to wait
till midsummer for • display of flowers, till reootn•
mended that they procure a selection of the snore
showy delphinium', campanulas, phloxes, dianthuses,
and other ornamental herbaceous plants, liliums, he- ;
for planting among shrubs in borders, and for mixed
beds, they are invaluable, while the fact of their
affording • succession of bloom from early spring almost
to Clari,taiss otigt4 to obtain for them a more general
introductlion, particularly where cat flowers and & con-
tinuous show of blossom are esseential. The Improw,
ment in habit and colour which is annually taking
place in the above and other genera of herbaceous
plants is an additional inducement for growing them.
A few annuals, including German Ten-week Stocks,
may be wan in pot• thinly for transplanting in the
open borders in April for an early bloom, more especially
as many autumn-sown annuaLs will have perished.
Any aoemones yet remaining out of the ground should
be planted, sod the same direction will serve for any
other bulbs yet Implanted,

POTATOE MARKET.
BOSOrOiI AND Brirtrlatua, March 10th.—Fir supplies of
potatoes have been on gala. The trade has bees quiet at
previous prices:—
English Shows .... 80.toflO. ~
&latish &gents—. am to 90s per too.
Soatch Regents tra to 90s
Rocks . We to 75.

WHAT MOSEY CAN'T Nal,_thia world
It le difficult to gay, kaillgluillbe numerous
to which it ia applied. We know white
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of PROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS, the universal remedy
for all disorders of the Liver, within reach of all who
suffer from Bile, Costive's'. unpleasant Taste of youth
in the Morning, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness, Dimness
of Sight, Swimming in the Head, fr.c. They are gentle
and pleasant in their operation, require no confinement,
nor alk ration of dirt, and may be taken by both sexes
or all as,.. Bee testimoniala Prepared only by A.
EVANS, Chemist (sucoesor to Mr. Proud), Dorchester.
Bold by all respectable chemists everywhere in boxes
lid. anis

BAMpt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

D tat of J. 3. larqubarson, Esq.

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The "good old Squire of Dorset" is dead, and the
announcement will evoke the gingered regret
amongst all cinema in the musty. Them who Dan
remember him 30 or 40 an ago, when, all hale
and hearty, he led the chime and pertisipated in the
sport+ of the field, will esti to mind his 'beery form,
and open-hearted hospitality; others will remember
with the liveliest satialimstioe, his upright, manly,
and consistent adherence I. the principles he pro-
fessed, and the integrity of hi, °Waster ;I while
many will think upon him, and (Maria his memory,
as that of • faithful friend. For the last three or
four years Mx. Farquharson had retired front public
We, Deland decay rendering him gradually more
and more enfeebled. The death M his wife &best
two years age, the death el his eon, Major Farqu-
harson, and his wife, and other friends, told very
much upon him, las he fat their lees &gaiety. When
informed of the death of the late Mrs. Michel, of
Whatoombe, he observed "It will be my tarn
nest," and his presentiment is fulfilled. On the
Saturday previous to his death he was very poorly.
He complained of a difficulty of breathing, and
pain in his chest, but he rallied, and on Sunday
was abls to attend Langton Church, mad join in the
Communion Service. On We4nesday he was driven
Into Blendford in his carriage, and made several
Galls ; and on lhareday, though somewhat worm,
he transacted business with his steward, and dined
with his family in the evening, retiring to rest
soon after ten o'clock. About three a.m. on Friday,
he awoke from natural sleep, soon to pass to the
sleep of dosth. The family were &tossed, He will
at first thought to be fainting; but, after bidding
them all "good bye," he lay down quietly in his
bed, and his spirit passed away without a sigh.
The deceased gentleman was 86 years of age last
Jctober. He was • justice of the peace and deputy-
lieutenant tor the Gaiety, Elio Sherd in 1909,and
for many years he was shairman of the County
Finance Committee, and also of the Blandford
Highway Board. He leaves two soss—J. J. Farqu•
harem, Esq., formerly of Bingham's Mailoombe, and
the Rev. R. Farquharson, Rester el Langtoos The
late Mr. Farqabarson was a liberal supporter of the
Local Agricultural Societies, in the mucous of
which he took great interest; • very motessful
breeder of stool, particularly of Devon cattle,
taking on several occasions prises at Smithfield and
Birmingham Shows. As it well known, for 50 years
he hunted the county at his own expense, and was
• most enthusiastic sportsman. He was Lord of
the Manor of Langton, and patron of three livings.
Mr. !Farquharson was an Soglish gentlemen In all
his actions upright and sincere, and most
deservedly popular. His word was his bond, and
he never promised a favour unless he meld sal
intended to fulfil it, He lived among own
people. who all revered and respected and his
death will be mourned by all who knew hm. We
understand that the funeral will take rime on
Friday neat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

WIIIBORNI3 &ND 011.A.NBORNS UNION.

MBAR" ARS, BUTCHERS, (;ROcERS, DRAPERS,
AND OTHERS.
DialiONB willing to Contract for the supply
1 of PROVISIONeI and other NECESSARIIIIB
required for the above UNION, in the rasp's:lßn
district* of Wimborne sad Cranborne, from the Slat
day of MARCH, 1871, to the 29th day of JUNK, 1871,
also for Clothiag. ha, from the 31.1 day of MARCII
to the sth day of 01.:1013RR, 1871, are requosted to
wend welded tenders with. samples of such article. ea
will admit alit, to the Union Workhoule,in Wimberae,
on or before 10 o'clock in the forenoon of Fairoar, temp
17th instant. when the same will be opened and
examined.
Particular, and forms of tenders can be obtained sing
Ofilee, of the Master of the Workhouse, in Wimhorae.
or of Mr. BELL. Relieving Ofßoer, Cranborne.
All persons having any Claim on lb. Guardisaa of
thew above Union mast send full partioulars of the same
to the' Master of the Workhouse for examisation. not
later than the 'bide day of Ma3oll, or payment will he
delaeecL
N.B.— The Cheques for the awnatata dee to tho
various Contractors ma be olehilmed at the otßee of the
aerk. on the lat day of Aran.
By order of the Bodied of Geardiani,
FRANK H. TANNER, Clark.
Dated this 7th day of March, 1871.

TO SOLICITOR& —A Gentleman who has
Foamed the deal aziminsikm, but wisdnitt4
dosing egi AXPOINTIMIT j 1 Mb coustry. Weald
midst is the eeeveyaseina sad gleam' basteew el the
oats, sad devote him almost mem to the infamy a
the Arm. itedeeme imemeptioaahlo—kidawa
pad Mee. Ireehett'rplem, Itmeatsinet, Lobilea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT MOTTOS WALDRON.

John D 0,141% 35, labourer, was indictut for assault.
tug John Rom, and stealing from his person ono pair
of trousers, one handkerchief, one basket, and 101 d„
in money, at Sutton Waldron, on February 24th. 1871.
Mr, Flocks prosecnted.
John Rose labourer, of Bhroton, said on February
24, be went to Footmen Magna, and bought some
things, which he took away in ibasket. He after.
wards went to the Crown lon, where were other
men, among them the prisoner. Prisoner said "I'm
going to Iselin," and prosecutor said" I'm going the
same way." After they bad gone on some distance,
prisoner asked him to treat him to a quart of beer,
which prosecutor ref need. Be then asked for 6d. which
be also refused, saying he had no money. Prisoner
said that be —, and hulled him. Witness pushed
him off' but prisoner threw him down, kicked him,
and took some money out of his pocket. Be also pulled
at his basket, which was fastened round his nook and
palled bins "about a lug," till the line gave out, and
then ran away with the basket.
Mr. Fooka : Did you cry out at all
Witness: I balloted murder, dr—(laughter.)
Richard Brown proved seeing prisoner and prosecutor
together.—Choes-examined It was not so vary dark.
Be was wheeling a wheelbarrow, and wished them
good night. Prisoner answered good night,
Maria Bowels mid she MI standing on the bridge
when she saw John Roes go into the Crown. He
stayed there trim 4 o'clock to 7. She asked prisoner
if he Ives going home to upper, and Roes saM " No,
be is going to Sutton with ma," They went of "batch d
op together."—Crom-esamined : Prisoner was her
brother-in•law,
! Mr. H. J. Yung. the foreman of the jury, said
Prisoner bad worked for him many times. Prisoner
sometimes went to ma, and when be came home, he
did a little harvesting. Never heard anything against
him, ezoopt getting drank sometimes. Ho does that
pretty often.
The Judge: He finds his own liquor, I 'appose.
Witness: Yea, my lord.
Prisoner was Sound guilty.
Thus was another obargeegalust prisoner, of stealing
19 ft. of elm and ma board, the property of William
Kuck-ton. at Button Waldron. on 24th February; bat
Ur. hooks awed no widows in Ws sion
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

SUPERSTITION AT BAToomez.

It is astonishing to gad how mask iruperstition still
lingers's country placers. " Bewitching" it yet believed in by
persons in such a Ma, lon of life that we might have thought
they wouldlhave been educated out of sash an ignorant notion,
and Use results are most deplorable. A few days ago • mur-
derous assault Wig committed in the village of Bateombe on
a poor ineffemilve old woman named Charlotte Grillo, aged
On, by Mr. Joh,. Bird, a young farmer of the sante place, for
having, as he alleged, liagr," or bewitched him. Ile heat
her Ins ahoeliog manner with a stick, in order tv "Draw her
blood," and no remove, as Um belief goe., her "spell" from
him. One of the 'magistrates of the Genie division (J. E.
BeLig,,, E.g.). went to Balcombe on Wednesday, and took
down her deposition, in ease death should take place, and •
special warrant was grantet.for the apprehension of defendant,
who has absconded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

ibis act.

DEATH OF A CARTER THROUGH RIDING

IN HIS WAGGON.

A carter for Mr. Pope, of Sodom Porn", liltrregi"
on Tuesday morning for Woymeeth for • toed of oats:
He came hack with the Ina load. Ho Maria again
about half-past eleven, and was ribearnialt Ito
mooed load about half-pad two. The Imam had two
rather young horses drawing % sad Thorne, ths carter,
"7"dg. be
to a little behind moths," Mr. ElgalVswineab.dgin.mbisb MB: kspibist
oeusperty with his, so h e slashed his whip to auks the
homes go on quaker. At this time he wee standing up
;di woggoa, the borers united, and poor Thorne
stepped on the abaft to get down to the ground and
run to their heads and stop this. His foot slipped
from the shaft; be was thawed shoat three yerth on
the road he Ist go, and both wheels paned over hie
wok. killing him instantly. The only other mirk on
ibo body Ina one on the right Id.. He was picked
up, and taken to the Ship In.; Dr. bathe. was t
for, but found him quite dead: As *and WY bold
on Wednesday morning ati the Ship, before H. Look.
Esq., deputy-coroner, and • verdiol of " Asoidealal
Death" was returned. The diesessod vas 31 years of
fte, and bad • wile and firs children. He was remark.
ably quiet and steady and inoffensive. He was the
son of the clerk of the wish, and used to dig the
paves. On Monday morning h dug a grave for Mr.
Poos, and his wife oa Tuesday told him to be careful,
as he had young horse, or the sett rave might he dug
for him. Ho repined "All riOt. moth*, ,
_• have
to pat is the garden yourself Ws yew." Doround
three other tam had Italy two tomb sius and this.
I Fiats of oldie ell ON day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

SITAFTESBURY.

i.tGAcrtr OF A D.—Ai M. Omani, traveller for
Mr. Kersley, grocer and wine merchant, Shaftesbury,
was returing from 'Pollard, a (ow days sins., the horse
he was driving suddenly took fright at • light refl toted
from • cottage, turned short round, ran up an embank.
meet and presipitated the driver and hie dog " Joe "
with great violence to the ground. The vehicle wade
smashed, and the horse set off at • furious rate with
some part of Abe trap attached to the hansom. Mr.
Carnozsi, who fortunately was not hart, pursuit, bat
owing to the darkness soon lestaight of the animal • he
then uncured the assistance of • man from • °anis'',
and in company they waisted as far as the zigzag gate.
but could bear no tidings of the horse, and were la
corisequence about to give up all further search, whoa
them,
horse war standing, apparently
ta t and on following him holed them
the dog was heard barking at some distance. A. call
brought
by
gch:1:1; resent t 4
where
is rent effort'. Had n3t Jack " made
himself hoard. be search for the horse might have bees
long and tedious, as the spot where the maiden* occurred
is situated on an almost uninhabited part of the downs,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

PRODUCE MARKET.

There has been more animation hi the colonial produce
markets this week. Sugar MA improved In value, sad 1:10.m
firmly at the advance. Relined goods arc ales steady. Colley
has come forwards slowly, nisi the trade has ruled dull. There
Is no change to report in tea. Telegrams from Hong Kong to
Fehrilar) 22 .l.te the total ctport (China and Japan) to that
date, at 127,000,000 Zs. Rae bas sold no former
ternu.

110P—MARKL1'.
Wooten, Mardi 10th.—Fine Imps continue in request,
ogling to their marcity, and extreme prices aro rathand.
Medium and inferior qualities are purchased only to • limited
extent, at about pre% loos currencies :--Mid and FAA Kent,
MN to 140 s ; Weald of Kent, 40s to 754 ; St.seex, 31e to 70e;
Farnham and country, 7011 to llb ; olds, :Ms to s per cwt.

SEED MARKET.
The spring demand having now fairly begun, there it con.
iliderabU activity In our market& Quantities of American
Red continue to he shipped to France : this of cow,* keeps our
Mocks here in narrow limits. Under the influence of the home
and foreign demand, American Red has ad.-mood fully 2. p.r
cwt. during the week. English weed I. without alteration. Fine
Trefoil aced is In better requelt. Abaft seed I. dearer: white
clover shout the mime imported Italian continue. Pearce and
dear. Perennial rvo-%ae. mnvo off freely, at enhanced
currencie'. Spring taro. are 2o per quarter dearer. Rape and
nindard seed are both very arm.—Junp Mite & SON*, Seed
Merchant., 10, Water-lane, Leodoe,

HAY AND STRAW.
The following are to-day's quotations:—
Per lead of 36 trumes. Per load 36 tremolo.
hay.. . .L 4 10 oto £7 01 Clover GS 0 oto £7 5 0
11trew . 1 14 oto C 2 1 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

THE FA TR (MOUND.

The TOWN CLINK reported an interview with Mr.
Bateman on this subject. It was found the land on
thn west side of the fair ground which would be
required does not all belong to the Duchy, • small
portion being in Mrs. Askley's freehold. But it seems
the Duchy are seeking to get Mrs. Ashley to surrender
airtaio oopyholds, and Mr. Symonds said on their
giving her • homestead he would advise Mrs. Ashley
to give up to the Booby Se pert of the consideration
the 11,1 in ilecstion. It was said inquiries were being
suede with e view to this being arranged. At to the
f.toppege of the road involv.d, Mr. Coombs said an
order could be got before laying out • penny on one
in substitution thereof.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

COUGHS AND COLDS.

( A safe and effsctual remedy for
I Coughs, Colds AG. One trial
of this pleasant medicine
will convince that it is one of
the moss 'sinews remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early use of which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important testi-
monials could be given did
space allow, from persons who
speak of it thus :—Perfectly
successful."— "Instant relief,"—
"I've the greatest faith in M."—
" Wouldn't be without it on any
account."—"Quite sure it saved
my child's life; bad only given one
dose, and within two hours the
child wan quite another crea-
ture." By promoting free per-
spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the isomequent sedative
effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming
symptoms in the course of 24
hours. Sold in bottle., 74d.,
is. lid., and 2s. 91 each. Full
directions ageompany each
I. bottle.

PION, PAIN AT PIT OF
7011ACH, An,
I Immediately relieve and cure
1 Indigestion, Pain 'after Eating,
Wind, Pain in the Book, Bid
Taste and Dryness of Mouth in
the morning, Irregular action
I of the Bowels, An,, and many
1 other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike most pllle and
remedies offered to the public,
these pills do not puree the
I bowels ;require no confinement;
Inor need putouts fear telling
cold nor any ill effects, be their
etaploymeet what it may. In
the most inveterate and long
I standing oases they are ens-
-1 lonely suecessful, as the masy
testimonials reoeived fully sub-
stantiate. Directions given with
each bottle. Price Is. Ild.,and
12s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS

TE LIVER is justly credited with being the
sense of many aoniptaints. If inactive, or out of
order, it becomes salaried or irritated, producing
Bilious Complaints, Jaundioe, Bickner, Dewar to of
Spirits, Irritability of Temper, ho. It neglected, •
series of what is called Layer Complaints is produced,
hat render life insupportable. Karl's WuRISDILL
PILLS have been found of the greatest value Is all
disorders of the liver, restoring the organ to complete
health, and renovating the system.
Sold by all Chensiata and other Dealers In Patent
Iledieines, at Is. IrL, th and 4a. 6d. Wholesale
Depet, 23, Breedetreet, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

DR. THOMPSON ON NERVOUS DISEASES.
Just Published. The 112th Edition, ISO Pape,.
A NEW WORK on MARRIAGE, the eatnice and symptons
Lt of Nervous and general debility, relaxation, law-or,
dislike to society, deproeion 01 its, los. 01111(1001T, iiiMPOSIII
of sight, deafness, premature decline, co sumption, with
preariptions, diet rules, and all necessary Information, for the
peedy *acme of lose of mental and physical tiosser, nervous
a/actions, and all the dbiesses of youth and manhood. Sent
post-iree, on receipt of 2 penny stamps, by Dr Ttionsos, 66
&irtholomew Road, Kentish Town, L .ndon. Opinions of the
Press. "There is no quackery or learned mystery in Dr.
Thomson'a book, but a plain exposition of the Caine..,
symptoms, and rational treatment of thin destructive clam of
diseases. all set forth with the clearness of • practical man, who
wishes to be understood, and the earnestness of a conscientious
man who only wising to be useful. Dublin (layette." " This
tenrkl. • iwps.lne in every sense of the word. and its worth is
untold, to those who cannot, from • reeling of shame, conault
the family physician. Dap. Magazine." From upwards of NI
years practice in London, the author is pacified in assurbw
sufferers who require confldenUal treatment, that all cues wild
be apeedlly cured, without recourse to any of those dangeroua
drug., copalba, mercury, ac., generally used, and that he Is
proud in being able to refer to many thoussivis whom he has
restonsi to health aid l vigour. PCP.. at • ilvdsoce should
forward a detail of their twes by letter, ene using one guinea
for advice and medicine, which will be emit by return. Patients
corresponds:el with till cured, and all communications are con-
sistent.' strictly conlidenUal. Cm...Mations daily, except
liunday, from 10 till 1 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

LATEST NEWS.

MARK-LANE, Tlith DAY.
Market quiet. English and Foreign wheat
slowly at last week's values. Exports
11,959 quarters. Flour quiet, and little doing.
Exports, 16,493 cwt. Barley steady. Oats
dull. Exports, 1,922 quarters. Maize steady
in the absence of imports. British—wheat,
8,418 ; barley, 1,086 ; osta, 3,038 ; dour, 15,669.
Foreign—wheat 2:3,110 ; barley 13,669; oats,
7,934 ; maize, GO, flour, 19,672 barrels.
CLosz.--The grain trade throughout the day
ruled quiet, and prices generally favoured
buyers. The supply of English wheat was
abort ; that of foreign tolerably good. Demand
inactive, at about late rates. Barley steady in
value. Oats were quiet, and somewhat cheaper.
Beau, pass, and maize unchanged. Flour chill,
and tending downwards.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, T.H. D

A abort market, a little animation in the I
demand, theugh prices were firm. Choice
beasts realized an advance of twopence per
stone, the top price being ss. Bd. Moat of the
foreign arrivals ware stopped on debarkation,
under the order prohibiting imports of cattle
from Franco and Belgium on account of the
cattle plague in both countries. Mutton trade
moderately active, and higher rates realised.
Choice Downs in the wool may be quoted GI 2d.
to 6s. 44. per stone.
Another correspondent telegraphs :—Better
demand for beef, owing to limited supply.
Buyers, however, were unwilling to give an
advance, and quotations remain as before.
Foreign arrivals small. Mutton, all breeds,
must be written dearer. Choice Downs, of
which the 'apply is small, are in demand, and
in some instances, fetched above our top quota-
tion. Foreign also dearer. Good veal wanted,
and dearer. Inferior sells freely, owing to short
supply. Pork, a slow sale, and pries, dull.
Beef, 3s 6d to 50 8d ; mutton, 3e Gd to 6. 44;
veal, 34 6d to 6s 44; pork, 31 (id to 4s Bd.
Tetal supply of beasts, 2,498; sheep and lambs,
14,720 ; calves, 66 ; pigs, 40, of which Foreign
beasts b9O ; sheep and lambs, 700 ; calves, GO.

PROVISIONS, Tins DAY.

Butter :Imrp supplies of foreign, and prices
re lower; rauland, 148 s. to 150 a. Hardly
ay Lrish on bead. Canadian dull. Bacon:
%other more hoquiry, but prices aggin two to
tree shilling lower en the week. 1111.01 e
trge stooks of Irish, but trade continuo:,
totive and prioes exhibit • further fall of four
dx ihillingi. Cheese quiet but firm. Pork : I
me masa offered at five shillings reduction on
)week

ktestemma,llth.Thr coni-excbsuge Dorolowtor
flOgeteifiay..supplied with wheat, which ,-ins in damp condi-
• was but moderate. Fully IF nth •snooon
• Met et lad week was obtained, 51, bo%" Urn aVerMe•
. Meet supply of,barley, which, selling at 33s Lid per qr., was
fully Iwo dear as kat week. Inspector'. return; Wheat, hOn
quieten • bushels, £1,342 * W.. arnroes2" 91d' Barley'
643 quieten, L9ll U.. 9d., ovine
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

WOOL NARK Nri.

Punng the last seek there MA been an a:tlve demand for
Englivh wool both for home trade and expert, and eVOT) thing
appear. to be In favour of decidedly higher prime between this
and clip day.
Ilaaoreitu.--A fair amount a weal continue, to change
hand, for immediate con tttttt ;Aloe, •Ithoti4ll ...lie state that
there la 'quieter tame and 1t,., Inquire.
Livsacoin., March It. --Thare h • ate Kly but limited Mildness
doing. at prices tending :upward.; our local market, however.
eentWite• but indiffensatly supplied, otherwise there would be
greater activity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

CORN ZXCHANOR. DORCHESTER.

Avt. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1871, the following •z•
cahoot modern FURNITURE, PRATHER BEDS,
BRUSSELS OARPtsri, GLASS, WARE, BOORS,
ENGRAVINGS, PLATED ARTICLES, An., Into the
property of Yrs. GM. deceased, and removed from
No. 57, High West-street to the Curs Exohnoge, in
sonsequones of • sale not being permitted in the
Dweßing-house. .

CoMilitant° IN TOE BED RooB3—Mahogany four.
po,t and iron French bedsteads, hair and wool
mattresses, 5 feather beds, blankets and quilt., marble.
top mahogany washstands ant dressing t.bles, painted
ditto, toilet ware, dressing glasses, mahogany and
paint... Cahoots of drawers, commodes, bodstep., iron
bed-chair with mattress, hc., towel bursae, cane-seat
chairs. Kidderminster earpetg. window curtains, .ko.
IX DISING•IWON Ails DEAIVIiIG.IOOII—Set of 8
mahogany chairs. mahogany eoueh, mahogany easy
chairs, mahogany ehiffonlero, mahogany 100 table,
wok table, capital Brussels oirpot and rag, disinsak
cirtsins, chimney glass, fender, sre-irons, • few vols.
of Imkr, several engravings, ike., a sit of 6 mahogany TOWN HALL. DORCHESTER.
eh .irs, mahogany easy chair, mahogany sideboard, UNDER DDITINGUISUND P4TR2114011.
inibormy telescope dieing table, mahorany couch, A VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
marble•top table, Brussels carpet and rug, fender, fire- CONCERT will be given on MONDAY,
irons, Damask curtains, lee.
Stair carpet and rods, 8 day clock. barometer. wool
MARCH 20EIOUTI1 POPULAR
!nets, • geantity of culinary utenads, ware and glass HOSPITAL, 1871
by' the in aid of the Dosszr COUNTY W
,
kitchen furniture, • few plated artioles, and sundry ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY.
effects. Loader - Mr. A. Dawns. Pianoforte - Miss DAwas,
May be viewed two days previous to the Sale, at 57, And • Bend of about 10 Gentlemes ADLltreurlt,
High West-street, Dorchrs,er. Doors Open at Hid Half-past Seven O'oek. to
at Two "'clod.. Commence at Eight.
Admission—Reserved Seats, 2.11.,• Family Ticket fee
Four, ss• Unreserved Seats, Is.; Tishah' for Emir, Se.
111114:1E seats, Si.
A plan of the Room may be seen sad Mess mentred
at Mr. ROBINSON'S Music Saloon, Corshlll,
Dorchester.

MO OAK TIMM oN THE MANCH:. OF
CHANBORNE.

AIR. HA NNEN is favoured with instructions
from the Mod Noble the MAtiquEs or SALIe•
sosr. to SELL BY AUCTION on MONDAY the 3rd
APRIL, 1871.

W. TAIIVER, Hoo. No.

i'HèWKSTo( ENG-
LAND SOCIETY (Hatab-
-1777), and SOUTHERN
;TINS ASSOCIATION.
DFORD MEETING, 1871.
RI ES CLOSE, Aran 12th.
I tor the Entry ol STOCK
JLTRY, IMPLEMENTS,
forwarded on application
JOSIAH GOODWIN,
Semplary.
4, Torreon Walk, Bath.

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is4aVasiortk"r
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commas sat Aims ila to • B 1 mOYAL
NORM et Ile fl BIENT•L FIBRE . TYR It M c I 0 it,
ado that sold by Grooms at Rt. N. ami la Prir IL ky CNIAI DUNLAP." and Dvrainte
LONDON I"abliaunso Mt IL The 11113 y Mats that IMPROVE by WEAR. that supersede
pavoment, Finsbury, AC.,London Bridge, ILE, 174, rr she arraper," sad that are uninjured by rret.—ltoid by Iry ...r
Regent Circus, W.; 11. Groat
Wastbourne Grove Bayssrater ThrtMeld-strest, W., and 102, ....gabs. rerntiriag bourse, In, in Town and Orrunir
COUNTRY Establishments, Quadr ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT I MATTING Co, Bigb.rortb. Wilt.
ant, Birmingham; I, ,
Cburcb-etrort, Liverpool ; 38, Corn-strret, Bristol; and 147,
Northetreet, Brightor.._

BAKER and CRISP'S CHEAP 811,,,,
Eto,ooo worth Irons 1 GUINEA Use DRIB&
Patterns free to any part. 1, Regent Strew, London, W

ANEW WAX CANDLE, Id per lb., for kitchen use to burn
a ithout muffing & new slwrie candle for p‘riot,
use, 9d. per lb., all tisee—a splendid traneparent candle.
paid to all railway Mathes in London. Cates Free.
poCr=_Giyerir NW Son, 93 and 94, Tottenhawoourt-road,
(near the Chapel), and 105, New Boodiereet,

11188FIS. SWAN and EDGAR are now offering tee noceettl
/FL announced purchases at 4011,• of SILKS and V MIMS.
These goods me of ilrd-claes numnfecture, comprng • variety
of Makes and Styles, and considersbly under present value.

U WARS. SWAN and SIVAS am recommend timer
111 '' S. and Z. ' Make of BLACK SILK foc weer.

Elam, nu Cables.

LONDON AND 8017711•WNSTERN.
UP TI•1/1/1.
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Third dor room Woymoot6 to pm.
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beyond.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

(Before Mr. Justice Plum.)

CHILD MITE DER AT WSW LIM WORTH.
Vaasa/. WO/rants, 27, servant, was indicted for the
wilful murder of he,- infant child at West I.ulworth,
November 2.
Mr. Charles proreented, and Mr. Collins defended.
She pleaded not guilty to the charge of murder, but
said she admitted the concealment of birth. His lord.
ship conferred with Mr. Charles, and said he did not
think more than the concealment could I,e maintained.
Mr. Charles thereupon withdrew the charge of murder.
Mr. Collins raid be was instructed by the clergyman to
defend the girl, and had written • few days before to
the father of the obild, and he was willing to allow
her something when the child was born. On the day
in qurstion she was employed cleaning an empty house,
which required a goad deal of manual exertion, and
the birth cams on unexpeotedly. Hearing her uncle's
noes she was frightened and dropped the child, by
which it switained the injuries which causal its death,
and the only concealment was wrapping it in • red
petticoat, and putting it behind • does kennel.
The Judge: This is her issoond
Mr. Collins: Yes, Ave years ago. she had been in
pinion since November..
The Judge sild he still thought ho ought to pass en
osomplary a ntenoo, via., twelve months' hard labour.
and as she had hen in prison four months, the sentenoe
,
,w was it ,t At, be kept to hard labour for eight
' month..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

2120 MILNER'S STRONG HOLDFAST and FIRE
RESISTING, (non-conducting and Menni
SAFES, CURER'S, LOOKS, and STRONG ROO 8, MI'S?
the Improvements suggested by half a Century's experience In
the manufactun, of nearly :00,000 Balm, which now keep the
Boot., Deeds. Cash and valuable• of the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of the kingdom ; and of the pniessional and oommer-
eiel men of London, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, lc.:
Erlinbro', Glasgow, Sc.: Dublin, BOUM, and the world over,
many hundreds of which have saved their contents In des-
tructive Fires and attack. of Burglars. Micelles Plurnix
Elate Works, Liverpool Depot• : Liverpool, Manclie•ter,
She Meld, Leeds, /I uIL London Depot 47a, Moorgatc-itreet,
City, near the Bank of England. rartioulan, SWIM, prices,
poet free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

'BRADFORD ABBAS.

COTTAGE GAIDES Sot:int.—Daring the pest week
the ttwil diltribation of seeds hal taken plum, and
through the liberality of Messrs. button, of Raiding,
114 leis tban two hundred and forty paekets of ',holes
garden seeds have been distributed amongst the rural
population. We gladly notieo this, as it is a cheering
evidence that while so much is being done for the dis-
trened French peasant our Own peasantry are also oared
for. It is als3 a matter for congratulation that in this
way the cottager is induced to vary his everluting
potato. crop with peas, beans, carrots, parsnips, onions,
kc., ace., all of the 'bolas% aorta; in fast it redound, to
the honour of the Messrs. Sutton that the poor are
delightel to get their seals, because the aorta and
quality are so uniformly good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

Markets.

STATE OF THE CORN TRADE FOR THE
WEEK.
.

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I Although the transactioes In wheat during the past
week have not been extensive, considerable firmness
has prevailed in regard to prices. Stocks in the hands
of millers have recently been muck depleted, aad
holders of wheat and Hone have been very Arm is eon-
sequence. The arrivals of graindadeo vessels off the
coast have been somewhat numerous, but prices have
not suffered, owing to the continuance of the export
demand. Lust week about 200,003 awls of wheat and
flour were exported, against about 5,000 in the wives-
ponding week last year and several cargoes afloat have
been diverted to France. The general impreedon being
that the movement • will contiese for some time, the
quotations for wheat are buoyant. The actual improve-
ment on the week, however, does net exceed Is par
quarter for Eoglish, thonah an advance of Is to 2s may
be quoted on useful •qualitiee of American. Supplied
of kaglish wheat have been abort, and the °midair's of
the sample, has been generally inferior • but there has
been a good show of foreign wheat on the stands. We
give below the total imports and exports of cereal pro.
duos trout the commenoemeet of the season (August
28) to March 4, last year's figures being edded for this
sake of comparison

11 e I pOrtA. Elpontt: Ite i pOrt. Exports.
160-71? 1010-71. 1660.70. 104-70.
Cwt. Cwt. Cwt. Vet.
Whet& ...... 16443,197 .„ 1,056,253 .. 24,591,40 .. 131,763
Barley . .... 4,195,211 ~ 33.02: .. 4,41,179 .. 11,866
04. 1.102,287 .. 070.061 .. 5,501,812 .. 40,004
Pau 407,116 ... $5,488 .. 74,130 .. 8,700
Beane
Indian 01:m8.-0,312,661 .. 4,783 .. 11,000,723 .. 19967
Flour 2 396,326 ... 1,161,406 . 3,502,114 .. 10,190
The estimated ttember of grids-Wen recasts on
passage to the United Kundom Is 312, against 388 lest
week.

Sprusg -oorn has ruled steady in value, thoegh the
transections on Friday wore mush restrieled. Malts end
oats have changed heads quietly, at Cm late advance.
Burley is unaltered in pries, and them has been less
inquiry for beans and peas, the time for setting having
now euplred.
Yr. George Dernbesch thus report, the *tete of the
floating grain &mimed bred.:— Daring the teat se'noight
172 grain and 2014.1'40u vessel. have arrived at ports.
of.eall, via., 60 wheat, 13 maize, 16 barley, 6 rye, 2
beans, 3 linseed, 1 rapeseed, 5 cottonseed, 1 flour,l oil-
oske, 2 ground nuts. Tie finding grain trade has been
very firm in tone, and considerable transactions have
been °Hosted at improving pries'. Wheat firmly held,
end for atm cargoes aa advanee of ls ha. been paid.
liaise at first quiet; later the demand improved, sad
prises roee 341 to 6d. Barley hes been in active donned,
at 34 to 61 adrenal. Rye 64 to la dearer on GM week.

AvIIJUUDI.

Wheat. i Barley 0414
Jan. 28 .. . 1.24 IA ' 3:, 5d 22 ad
Foh. 4 ... . 62 10 3i 4 22 11
II .. .. t 37 35 8
—IS .. .. 63 II I as 7 21 7
—25. 63 9 I 5610 245
5dar...444 .. .. 63 2 I 36 8 21 7
Average 543 t 250 —
564
I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

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for lumbago, Drivel, palm in the back nod luins, headache,
deLsre
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Iviii=teortble whe
ong at aiinstecuatheylna=i comptididrentl.4l;owever nod .
speedy sure. The dilly receipt or tenbnomials from mess and
weasels In every position of Idle who have been cured of shin
eruptions, Dom WA, ulcers anti nurf on the heed, ism tarot,
pains in Me limbs, neuralgia, maim', none in the bladder,
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Her MaJeity'a Commissioners have;ordered the words RALPH
THOMPSON, LONDON, to be Engraved in whits letters on the
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

Dorsetsptre.

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DORM MlLl7l.l.—Tlie recruits of the Dorset militia
will assemble at Dorchester for preliminary drill on the
ul April next.
RIFLE Vott'sraans.—The annual dinntr of the
offisers of the Dot 40t bittalion came off at the !loyal
Hotel, Weymouth. on Wednesday evening. Arrange-
ments for the coming I,Ca•Orl were (Meowed, end th-re
is every prospect of another ruceessful years's opera.
Homo being carried out. Some alight alterations in the
tnen's uniform are to be made. Amongst others the
addition of a smell green tab or shoulder knot, with
sotrlet border, and the word" Dorset," with the num-
br
of the corps in scarlet thereon. The sergeants'
silver Lice chervons are to be abolished, and black braid
on scarlet cloth to be suhttituted. The offlocri' forage
owe are to be divests I of peaks, and • coat pattern of
silver stars for ,ergeants who have gained oertificates of
proficiency has been adopted. The site of the encamp-
ment has not yet been decided on, but in all probability
j West Lulworth will be the spot. unless the proposed
• al,erationa in the training of the reserve fames may
not 111.4111 ii of it. It is prOPINOI to have • battalion drill
, for the xis sou.hern aorps on Easter Monday, at Way-
month. 'Pfie sergeant-instructors ef the battalion arc
to ha attached to the 7th }loyal Fusiliers at Wey-
-1 mnuth, for :I we. k's instruction In the new drill,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

BEN TEETHING, kn.
r A safe and effectual remedy for
Wind, Gripinp in the Bowels,
Restlessness at Night, ha lie.
moves instantly the above die•
orders to whirl infancy is liable
du,ing teething, giving comfort
and repose to the child, and
peace and gladness to the perent
I Bold in bottles 701., ls.
!and 21. 91. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-14

BR I D PORT.

Xs. N. U. LwaiN, soMeitor, hu ben appointed
Secretary el the Dridport RaUway dosepsay, via, yr. E. 0.
Fivit, deceased.
BINA SOCIIITT —The &nasal usetieLvat held on
Wednesday evening, at tie Town•hall, the yor presiding.
The general receipts amounted to Ril 10* id, and of the ladle,'
breech to Ll 9 6e . _

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Some degree of surprise sad exelbemeat wu caused
hem on Tuesday last, in consequence of • well-known butcher
and dealer in llest-etreet, haviug been taken from his place
of Minns-1.1,y the County Court Wild with two constables to
the police cell, and the shutters el hie shop were loon after-
wsrit put up. The folios log day he 'was conveyed to the
county Keel, from whence, bewares, be wee !there Ael on Sao-
day. Rumour my* the whole transaction will afford ample
employment for the gentlemen of the taw, as actions for false
imprisonment, and to recover penalties end hesAy dentease
against all p.trtics iiaplictted, are to be tried at the next
assizes.