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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

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EPLG:AL PLr,. Stssioss, Friday.—Befoto the r v.
C. J. Olyn.
Thomas rificerg of Fordingb.:dge, watt chazged with breaking
and entering the dwelling•bouse of Arthur Roole, at Alderholt
on the trAli inst., and stealing a silver watch and appendages
therefrom The facto of the case were very simple. The prose-
cutor's wife left the house at fl o'clock in tne ii. ruing she
returned at 1 o'clock, and found thedoor hod been forced open,
and the watch which was eV* in the house when :to fall home
woo missing. It 'ormation was giros to P.C. Ellis and from
enquires which he made in the neighbor hood, surpicion fell on
the prisoner, the Constable found the watch pawned at Sails.
lmt.:, and the paw tbroker Went' lied the prisoner se the persen
who pledged it. The p.lsoner had no defence to make, aid
the Matristrratecomotitted him for trial tt the sessions,

WISIBORNE COUNIY COURT.—Tutedur

Oaks v. James My biktms. —Claim £29 for part cost
of a funeral. Mr. Tanner appeared for tho defendant,
who ro.idoe in ',union. The claim was resisted on
account of over charge. £lO had been paid on amount
by the defendant, a maja in the army. It appeared
that the funeral took place at Wimborne, the body
being removed from Croydon, and the total cost was
about £6o.—Verdiett for the plaintiff.
A Dce.s,v. The L 91144,11 dad Sosta•Western Railway
Company.—Claim £1 3;. for damage to a quantity of
eggs sent from Bristol to Wimborne.—Mr. A. V.
Harris, from Mr. Crombie's ethos), who appeared for
the South Western Railway Comps ny, said they re dated
the claim, as they were not the contracting parties.
The eggs were sent by the Bristol and Exeter, trans-
ferred to the Somerset and Dorset Railway Company
to Wimboroe. The parcel was not prepaid.—His
Honour stated that the plaintiff had begun at the
wrong end. The parties liable were those who engaged
to book the articles through. If goods were sent from
Wimborne soy to Eilinburgh,and travelled over eight or
ten lines, if they were found to be damaged on these
arrival, the company booking the goods were only
liable.
Therxeculors of the late Mr. Score, of Wimborne,
v. Dr. Brine. —This was an action to recover the sum
of £37 Hs. 6L, 'bilance for extras In an acsount for
building a house for the defendant. Mr. Dickinson
for the plaintiff, and Mr. Whitman for the defendant.
—Referred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

rNDED LOAN OF THE UNITED
STATES.

I
The under.mentioned Firms, with the sanction of
the Secretes, of the Treasury of the United States. are
Prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for the
NATIONAL LOAN, authorised under the Act approved
July 14, 1870, entitled, "An Act to authorise the
Refunding of the National Debt," sad the Act In
amendment thereof, approved January 20, 1871.
Bubeeriptions, will, accordingly, be opened at their
respective offices, on FIUDAY, the 10th day of March
instant.
The amount proposed to be issued is 200,000,000
1 dollars (two hundred millions of dollars), redeemable
, in coin of the present statdard value, at the Pboaart
'of the Unites) States, after ten years from the den
.o 1
lane, and bearing interest et Use rate of five peLOZII.;
per annum from the first day of May seek
quarterly in coin, in the United Einteo-eS ,tbe..ign:
of the Treasurer, any Assistant Treasurer,er a
deposits's.y of the Government.
i..d w
'rhpsßorldriwwillaill lasned
...in the U..Uniteds:,..,:owupohansr
the 6 namb .)
The will be regisiored or
as way be "red by,,,1a...s hla.: ae&tered Bends will
15., 160 dole., 500 dots.,
be lamed in "I°a° spg fa,ooo don, and Coupon
LW° dalL' 5,003 d°ls"
except the lan two.
Bonds of each denonikettise
thtaerettariandsidasotharwaot thaenUesnitedslaPSttstroteAlk
atirTwee llhpayßisenfnrodit of .U
tion in any form by or usider State,
municipal. or local anthonty.
rodteft.d.abysduri theuseityand
dßonnumdsbelr
ainemanedy
bewillassibe first
gnsted
by the Secretary. of the Treasury.
The pd.e of issue will be per, or at the rot* of
£lO9 Is. 6d. starling, (being the equivalent of 91 at ex
4s. 6d. to the dollar) for end' 500 dollars.
Bubseribers will be required to deposit, at the tine
of applisstion. 132 on crag 500 dole, applied for, sad
the Ulan** will ba pay& e on the Ist day of May
sort. The subscriptions will be transmitted to the
United States, where the Roods will be delivered,
Payment may be made either in mah or in Bonds of
the United Slates, known as "Five Twenty" Bonds,
also at their par value—vie., at the rite of £lO2 Ti. 64.
sterling for every five hundred dollars, ellowanes being
made for accrued ieterest at the exchange of ds. Id.
per dollar.
Porms of applifation and tapir of the Aets of 00e•
inn authorising the issue miy be oblehied from either
of the under•meotioned firm..
BARING BROTHERS and Co.. .
8, Bishogegeheistreel Within
CLEWS, listuoirr, sad Co., 6, Le.liberi'
JAY COORS. WOULLOCH. mid Co*
41, Lomhanntreet.
1
J. S. BOR.GAN and Oa:,o- 824 Old Broadvireeb
MORTON WS& and oartholomew-lone.
N. M. Bthasoano end 'SONS,
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Ne Bt. swishlitailli
NM is lasaiss, Si Musk lone
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

BABY FAKAUNO.

At the Manches—te—r -po-lioe-eourt, on Monday, a middle-
aged woman named Franc** Rogers, and • ru.n named
James, were charged witu the wiiful murder of a female
Wont mai the attempted murder of three other infants.
Ile prisoners were raby farmer*. 'rue chilnren were
tuned iu their hens* in a cheating stare oi neglect and
destitution. An attempt was made to hide the body o 1
the dead child. The prisoners were remanded for a
week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

DORCHESTER COUNTY COURT.

THURSDAY& —Bet ore T. E. P. LIIIZOT, E-441. (Judge.),
J. Hood, draper and grocer, Maiden Newton, v.
&timid Swairiilyc, claim El 9s. 51., for drapery delivered.
Defendant stated that no bill had been sent to him
concerning any such account, and his wife, on being
called, said that originally the debt was really such as
staid, but on May 2, 1865, some months after the
goods were obtained she had paid 10s. towards the
account, but the remainder-19e. 5d., she admitted
being due. Plaintiff and his wife firmly denied receiv-
ing any money. A witness was called by defendant
who proved that on the day in question she &mom-
pealed Mrs. Bwatridge to Mrs. Wood's house. where •
half sovereign was paid in part payment of the account
them standing Mrs. Wood received the money, but
no receipt was given. Mrs. Wood Vol sworn and again
denied receiving the money asserted to have been paid.
—There were some discrepancies in the evidence of
defendant's witness, but this, his Honour observe
might be attributed to the length of time that bad
elapsed since the debt was contracted—Plaintiff asked
for the ease to be adjourned for a few hours in order that
his books might arrive' for which be had just sent, by
which be thought he could prove that nothing had been
paid. This was granted.—After the whole of the oases
bad been heard, his Honour decided that it appeared
mote thee peobable the hall sovereign had been paid
:Axe lad/mast lee the reatabadas to be paid by da. a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS

•I'll TiiMtCti is the greet upplter Of all
the wants of our oWu. Its object is to topoix
the wilts and tear o life. it diaordeted, its function
peaµ a, which to followed by Indigestion, Headache,
Lowness of Spirits, Melancholy, and in some oases In.
sanity. KATI'S Wolaunt's Pu.= see VII) beet possible
Medians for all the disc,sclers of this orgsn. They
*Manse it, whilst by their teem over they give it new
sticlur•
Bola by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
!Jailing!, at In led., 2n Sd.. and 4,4, Wkeksige
Brood-otroot, Loadoa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

SEISRBORNL

—At_ the pnlice

KUPT MILICESSED
court, on Thursday, Oaptaln Fa'wagons in the CLIA
Mr. Jessop and Mr. nectiert, two gentlemen residing ,
In Sherborne, for the huntMg season, were sunirnonel
by tit. Inland Resew, offiers for keeping a, extra
e 311. e. ithout having taken out a 'iconic, al Mr.
Palairet Ve4ll elso charged with keening a iro•n osr•ant
without taking out the nt.cessai f ho.mm. Mr. Flooks
appeased on behalf. of the defendants and explained
that they had not 6 wen e. thought on the necessity of
tak'ng out the licenses, and that they had not die
.lightest intantion of evading the payment of the duties. I
He hovel the magistrates w.mld miriots the penal:nu. !
m•gistratro, fined Mr. J .slop Cr and o,,sts, and Mr.
Psir irot 100 vol licenn, of the Ithehy I Intel
w• • n .edl. rn the lat prop.:etrr to M. Walter
ii .!no nraiil4er.

SCIAFfESBUftY.
Airrurr Ti Minos Form—Since the commence-
ment of the lur•tina season, we have had ootimion to
not'ce the poi.oning of foxes in our neighbourhood: Toe
niemures taken to lo p rem; the practice h tee, for •
tiara at knit, h. 4 the &aired effect. On or berm,,
Monday lest. however, some maliciously disposed peram
placed a quantity .4 imiamed meat in the Bouthwo.4
Gower, in tbe parirb of Sunley, %hereby • •aluable lox
hound IMMO by ha death. A reward of I:10 has been
offerel for information am to who committed the
offeue!.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

CHARLTON MARSHALL.

SUDDEN DZATEL—°n Wednesday, Marsh 15th, an
inquest was held in this village before W. H. Atkinson,
wiener, and a jury, of whom Mr. Mitcham was
chwen foreman, on the body of John Stickland, who
was found dead in an outhouse belonging to Mr. Young,
fellmonger, on the previous Monday, The evidence was
as follows ; —Charles Young stated that be knew the
deoeued, and last saw him alive about half-put two
in the afternoon of Monday. He was in eatable with
him, and mined over the corn bin on his stomach.and
complained of great pain. He said be did not know
what in the world to do with himself. Witness
went out and let him in the stable, and did not
ee him again alive. Dec ksed had been complaining
the last twelve months from shortness of breath, and
had medicine from the doctor. About 7 o'clock witness
and Thomas Hewett went with a lantern to the pig-
stye to search for him, and found him in the house
adjoining the piestye lying on his face with his les
bent; he was quite dead, stiff and cold, and appeared
to have been dead some hours. A.ssistanee was Pro-
cured and deceased was taken home. Witness did not
observe any marks on his forehead. He was lying with
head 'dot° to the wall. Thomas Hewlett eorrebo.
rated this evidence as to the finding of tlo da°"8";
—The jury returned • verdict of "Death from natural
senses, by the visitation of God."

BRIDPORT.

SI'DDEN DIATIL—We regret to announce the death, I
under most painful cirouinstenoes, of Mn. Ann Holmes,
wife of Captain Holmes, ship owr, sr, of this port.
One of the Contain's ships was off the harbour on
Friday afternoon, and Captain and Mns. Holmes Valli
down to see her come into port. The afternoon was
cold, and, Mrs. Holm.' feeling chilly, left her husband
to proceed to her home at Portville. When within
50 yards of her residence, a dog rushed out at some
boys, and Mrs. Holmes was, perhaps, frightened. She.
however, tamed to Mrs. Bugler, who was push's, and
said.' Oh! lisy," and immediately fell in her sr=
pod expire& las melenoltely Norma owed ma
, seassaloa In the town.

withl
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

WEAKNESA AND DEBILITY.

fin, many persons suffer front debility without knowing th
mums why they are feeble! 1.. moat cases the stomach is IP •
swami%Uolow.ys Pills have lone been famed for reign.
&tier a disordered htossach, and reetortng its healthy diges-
tive tone; they are therefor* confidently rismnilitend,d sad
never.failing remedy in all cams where the constitutL.e, from
any MUM, has become unpaired or weaken,l.
ALL LiltioitUElti AFFECTING 1116 LIVr;IL brOMACII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

THE " ist.ooH rUHIFIEIt."

OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.
/111118 EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
bad a singular infitionce over the blood, which it
enriched und purifies. It ratuoves all pimples and
blotched. purifies the aystew, and acts like • charm. A.
a duataii.ing and puiiliing tonic it id invaluable, and
bishly recommended in lung...tending M 404 of indiges-
tion, nervolisneie., coughs, scrofula, gout. dropsy, and
wastii.g of Dealt Soli by all Druogi-is. Caution—
Get the red and blue wripper, with lb. Dactor'a head
in the centre. No other genuine. lo bottles, 2,6 d.,
4a, 7d. 61. and 11..
THE OLD DR.'. SAES kPARILLA PILLS
Are the moat popular medicitie known for •11 bilious
affections, liver end ',womb oemplinota, and indiges-
tam, u proved by theuunds.
ALSO SAILSAPAKILLA OINTMENT,
The best soother of It core,, burn., and scalds ; each
, in boxer, Is. 10., 2a. 9d., and 4s. 61. By post, 15, 30,
• and 60 'Lampe.
I Chief Depot: 131. FLEET -STREET. LONDON,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

JAMS FARQEIIAIL4ION,
Died 114Arsli 10th, Ib7l,
Agod b 4.1 year.

The following is a list of those present : —Mr. J. T.
Farquharson and the Rev. Prebendary Farquharson,
eons of the deceased; Mr Edward Farquharson, Mr
Archibald Farquharson, and Muter Richard Farqu•
hamon, grandsons. Friends of the deceased—Colonel
Harenoe, Capt. Shaekerly, Copt. Douglas Fhelips,
Capt. Fraser, Mr J. kloyer, M.P., Mr T. F. Grove,
M.P., Mr E. Hoare, Mr S. Rinton, Mr J. S. Daniell,
Mr Q. W. Daniell, and Mr F. T. Johns. Tenants and
others—Measrs. W. Fookea, IL Burgess, G. Hill, J. Hill,
J. Burgess, W. Burgess, S. Penny, Wheeler. Hounsell,
Butler, Wareham, W. E. Grovel. H. 13Iandford, R.
Meikle, W. Dick, H. Childs, G. Knox. J. Treadwell,
R. Arnold, and G. Spicer. Among the visitors from
Blandford, Re., who met and joined in the procession
were—the Rev. J. R. Quirk, Rev. C. D. Sunders, Rev.
R. Watts, Rev. J. Mansfield. Rev. T. Hoene, Colonel
Feudal'. Mr IL. J. Salkeld, Mr W. Smith, Messrs- H.
Fookes, R. Fookes, R. Hill, J. Burgess, R. Burgess, W.
James (of Mappowder), W. Mende, A. S. Hodges. H.
Hodges, B. Destiny, W. Pond, C. Pond, C. Henville,
R. Byers, C. T. Curtis. It. Lack. J. Marshall, E. Bird,
E. B. Smith, R. Percy. J. Ball, S. Davis, P. Davis, W.
T. Wyatt, J. Lindsay, T. Hancock, J. Boys, W.
Arnold, J. L. Marsh, E. Reed, 11. Chamen. H.Richards,
J. G. E. Lawrence, If. Stiokland, W. Crooin, A. Green,
F.. Greatbatch, T. Pulton, S. Hockey, H. Mann, F.
King. Rs The undertakers were Messrs. Abbott,
Brothers, of Blandford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

BOURNEMOUTH.

Mr. W. It. Smith, M.P., has given £5OO towards
defraying the east of ereating a new wing to the Sana-
torium, which is nes•ly completed.

P&RKSTONE.

CONFIRMATION.—On Monday the Lord Bishop of
Saliabury administered the rite of oonfirmation at S.
Peter's church to upwards of 100 persons, thus freeing
the godfathers and godmothers from the pledge taken
by them in bye-gone years at the baptismal font. The
ceremony was witneseed by MLR) of the villagers, and
the admonitions of the right rev, prelate were Listened
to with profound atteution. The following clergymen
were present :—The Rev. John Pair, RIM. E. Coombee,
and the Rev. J. Williams.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

MILTON AISBA4.

A Costlftmertt,N was held in the Abbey Church, on
Thursday last, by th bishop of the diooeso for the
partake of Milton, Whitenhursh, Clenstone,
land, Houghton, and Hilton. The candidates pre-
sented were
By Rev. It. Roberts, from Milton ..•
fly Rev. (1. H. Wynne, from Whitechurch
By Rey. W. L JAISOS, from S.ioklno,l
fly Rev. G. IL Kemp, from Hilton ~.
By Rev. J. It. Cotter, from Houghton
By Rev. F. P. Burnett, from Clenstone...

Before commencing the service the hymn "Come, Holy
Ghost, eternal God," in the office for the ordination of
priests was sung. Theßev. it. Roberts then real the
opening paragraph of the berries ; after which the
Whop gave a short explanation of the question about
to be asked. The bishop Did his hand upon the head
of each candidate, and repeated the form for each.
Before concluding he exhorted each to confess his or
sins to Gad the seine evening in secret ; then God
would grant them psrdon ; and there would be hopes
of their future, being new lives. Be also explained to
them our Lord's words "Do this in remembranee of
Me," as beau a command to each; and showed them
how to overcome the diffieulties of coming to oom•
wanton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

Rfitt Ulll;ftliii EFFECTUAI.L`r CIAtED Without Trusec'•
DK. TIIOMISON'S remedy has hem, extensively used fur
91:1 years past, wl.h perfect aumeess, end is now advertised as a
public duty. It I. amlleable to every ca,e of *lngle or double
rupture, however bad or long mandfitx, In both sexes of all
3/40s, easy and painless in um, effecting a radical and permanent
cute, without confinement or ismetveniciox, and vanuot fail to
be appreciated as a bluetit/ by every tuffercr who has ever
worn aallimg trust or other tampon. Patients in any pert ,1
the world, Ca,, have the reused, not to them past.fror, on
receipt of 10s. in stamps or Post•OMcc Ord r, by Or. RALPH
TIIONSVN, Bartholomew Wald, Kentish Two, London,
•• I flud myself completely cured, and have
trio as-cry mr,,n, to prove the core. I 1) liking awl hog,
w;tteh I am happy to my, I 17411 do without pain or using any
trot,.. F. W." Many thank. for your remedy; I Wen
thrown MI truce awa) , glad enough tu get rid of the torture of
It. U. 11. " Your Ibtuelly has cured my rupture, and
hate used iolent LW', since, without any sign of he re-
appearance. bile S." " A fair time has glared since I need
your remedy ; moreover I have been examined by our surgeon,
who declares I am quite cured. J. P." Consultations tally,
except Sunday, from Is till 1. Fee One Guinea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

TO PARENTS AND GUAHDLLN&

W ID 0 W W ELO lI'S PILLS,
(ICYAKSLIST'S 01.101:1M.,)
So long and juetly celebmied for their p.cilmr virtues,
are strongly recommended to Mt- notion of every lcdy
(having obadned the simoliun and approbation of moat
gentlemen of the Medical Profession). as a safe and
,aluable medicine in effoutually removing obstructions,
and reli-ving otter ineonvenianc.a to which the female
frame is liable. especially those which at an early period
of WO frequently arise (ruin want of csercise and
metal debuity of tLe system ; they create an appetite,
correct indigestion. remove giddiness and nervous head-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of tht• heart ; being
perfectly innocent the, may be metl with s.if-ty in all
seasons and climates.
IL 1,01 ces..ry, owing to the name. ous imitations. to
warn the public that IigaRSLIVA hi the only original
receipt, and his been prep.red by the Knardey family
over e1,41it7 yeas& Purchasers snould seu that each
box is wriippod in white paper, and dot name, "C.
KaalUilit," ix engraved on the Gore, einicut stamp.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. Santiali and Suafla 160,
Olfurdalrtet, London, and by all medicine venders
throughout the country, in boles, via) 26. 9d. each,
or by post for 36 pect‘ge stainph
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

sWANAGE.

A MONSTIIt STONE THOUGH.—The largest stone
trough that has ever been ?maimed In the Isle of Pur-
beck, was made from a stone dug in the &womb,
Quarry, belonging to Kr. Ambroee Bower. It was
made for the North Woolwich Galvanising Works, and
it ru,a.ured 8 feet 1 inch long, 4 fist broad, 4 feet
thick, and would contain 165 pecks, and weighed in the
rowch state 12 ton.; but when completed 3 tons. It
has been said that no stones of any greet size could be
dug in the Isle of Purbeck, and even the order was
rejected by one Swanage firm, the agent declaring that
it was impossible to get a stone of such dimensions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

SIDLING ST. NICHOLAi.

LET,—A Comfortable RESIDENCE
ming two Sitting-room% two Kitehens, and
Oakes, ais Bodrooma, Dressing and Stcre-
h • go sd Garden. Coach-house and Stabling
Grid; also three or four Ames of Land if
Toe above is three miles from • Railway
4 within easy numb of three packs of hounds.
Huta: Downie, Upper Bran&

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bories
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

ruTATuk: MARKET.

BellOnill AND iintAhruttet, March 17th.—Full average .upplies
c been ow idler. The trade 111114 been quiet, at prevuoue
quotatieun
-- - -

1.:$141 kit Shaw, ..
I.:frzli.b Urgent,
Soth
Mick,

. r•O• 10 1104 „
0 to 10% per tau.
...„ GtoUl
.... GOA Le 7Zis

lefl uAlturr
the trade bas during the post meek been chanscLci lure
by -great activity, large parcels having been sold both for home
and foreign ronsureption. The heavy French demand for
nearly all kinde oil weds has continued without any abatement,
and values have in ~onsequeuim tended upwards. There 'a but
little Ameriese red Clover num In London; it must be quoted
Is to 24 per cert. dearer since our last report. Alaikit white
clover and trefoil wed are all firm. Uras.s seed are in brisk
request. Eve and mustard seed are both dearer. No fresh
snivels A spring tore, have yet come to hand. For Hawed
there is sicady trade. Biril weds are without change, JOHN
Snow it Suss, eyed lier-Inutts, 16, Water-Lane, London, E.C.

POULTRY MARKET.
llslz,liarda I6.—Pt.ras tobilay warn a. follow :—Fowis,
-ht.. fib; pigeons, Is Id tot. ad pis par; ogo, u. le 10
binning.

HAY AND STRAW.
Tho following an twday's quotations:—
Mr loa4 of 46 wow., Per load of 10 triunes.
Day 1:4 .0 oto £7 0 1 clover £l. 10 0 to £7 7 0
Straw 14 0 to aa 5 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

POOLE.

Tex Goma! Vaeatut —Of the two Cte..oen vessels
that hero remained in this port of refuge daring the
war, one, the Cresar,took her departure on Tuesday, for
Swansea. Tho other, the Caroline uelii, is preparing
to depart 'kewise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

BROAD WINDSOR.

-
CATTLE POISONING —sr. Bastin, of Oathill Farm,
loat two heifers lan week trent eating hemlock: Great care
I. nearallary in exterminating this poboootts plant at all time",
and thin season more particularly, for anything in the way of
herbage I. seised with avidity by both cattle and +beep.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

RETURN OF THE EMPEROR TO BERLIN.

The Emperor of Germany arrived in Berlin on Fri•
day afternoon, accompanied by the Imperial Prince,
Pdaes Frederick Charles, Count Moltke, and the
members of the staff. The reception was private. Upon
alighting, the Emperor embraced the Dowager Queen
end his other relatives. He afterwards kissed Count
Bismarck on both cheeks, as well as Marshal Von
Wrangel, General Von Steinmetz, and others. The
Empress and the Imperial Princeu (our own Princess
Royal) had previously joined hie Majesty at Wildpar k
railway station. At night there was a general illumi-
nation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

WESLEYAN MENTAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY,

WEYMOU

Some ladies and gentlemen gave • ye.: pleasing
entertainment of music awl readings at the Wesleyan
School-room on Wednesday evening last. 01 the read-
ings Mr. Slierren's was well worth listeniug to, the
subject was judiCously &mon, and not at a" dull.
The mush: was MI sweet indeed, and the duets in
which Mn. Meal took part wore excellently performed.
Warm thanks are also due to the other It dieso.speoi.illy
to Miss Itootlersoo, for hoc sweet sea let brilliaut
perlormsnee of Schulhon "Carnavale." The pro-
gramme was too long for enooro but the audience
were well entertai led till after 10 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

!ERED FOE TRLIPB111:

PRINTING OFFICE.

jiLL who are wanting Circulars, Showbills,
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I£3

E. CAMBRIDGE & Co.e,
C. CAMBRIDGE)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED
TINE AND CHAIN HARROW
Received the let Prim at
six consecutive Agrisul-
tural Shows, when first in-
troduced in August and
September, 1863 Also
Highly Commended at the
Roy al Agricultural Se-
ciety's Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prism were
offered for Chain Renews.
, As a Bush Harrow he
Pasture Land, Rubbles
Down Manure, &retaking
up Moat, he., it Is la-
rivalled.
It does its work beau
and relieves itself as well
as the ordinary Chain
harrow when 001 l eating
t Couch or Twitch Cram
It is also need for working
I down Land that bu hese
t Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making a
first-rate Seed lied without
daturlaing the Manure, and
, is invaluable for healing
I Seed or Crain, leavift a
be obtained with any

Arm line
Implement.

MUM= MU TO AEI 82LTIOS.
Wanes' with Primo. lit‘, °l' 0419110tatiw•
az MUM 11410 WQRIEI4 BIUSTQL;

ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR.

(CHAPMAN'S PATENT PREPARED.)

TIRE NEW FARINACEOUS FOOD for
-a- Infants, Children, surpasses all others in
nutritive value and ease) of digestion. Its constant we
much facilitates the operation of Teething (owing to
its richness in phosphatic) ..its), and spans the infant
many of the dangerous oomplainta often encountered.
The superiority of ho Entire Wheat Flour to Arrow-
root, Corn Flour, Ssgo, and other starches is obvious.
For Children Growing the use of Entire Wheat Flour,
in the form of puddings. Ae, is very beuefinal, c minter-
acting the tendency to weakness of the bones and
'
defectiveness in the teeth so often observed, especially
In children who have been fed too much on white
starch foods. For sufferers from Dyspepsia, the
Entire Wheel Flour will be found a most palatable
any digestible diet. For 'eyelids no "light good can
compare with it, its restorative powers being great;
while the patient Gan ohm take it with relish when
everything else is rejected. Sold by most Chemists,
61., antl is. packets, and iia. tins.—Sole
Proprietors, ORLANDO JONES and Co., 18, Billiter
street, London, LC,

ORLANDO 'TONER Ss Co.,
Starch Makers to the Q 11•011.
Inventors and Manufacturers of .
mr RICE STAROR. GULL) I k I

RICE BrARCEI, introduowl by 01ILLZILIJNab
Las almost entitmy superaoded all other aorta for
Laundry purposes, for which it is unrivalled. Numerous
Prize Medals, and the Gold Medal of the Academie
Nationale, attest the superiority of 0. J. and Co.'s
Manufacture. As many highly adultsr&ted artiass
now sold, the public are niqueoted to buy in the
Original Packages only (1 oz.. 2 oz., e lb., lb., 1 lb.,
sad 2 lb. packets, sad 4 lb. to 5 lb. mon.) Zech
pocket bears 0. J. and Co.'. Name sad Tad* Mark.
(IMuk-18. BlUltoindrest. Loatisk.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-21

BLANDFORD.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE Ma. FARQUIIAILSON.—Tho
funeral a the late Mr. Farquharson took place on
Friday morning at half-past eleven o'clock, at Langton
church, and besid..s the large number of followersfrom
the house, including the Squire's relatives, near friends,
tenants, tradesmen, bailiffs, and other dependents on
the estate, a goodly number walked out horn lllandford
to witness the ceremony. The funeral service was
performed by the Rev. E. Bernard, rector of Tarrant
Monkton• The coffin was covered with black cloth,
and ornamented with brass nails and other furniture,
with plain bevelled plate, whereon was eagmved
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

WINFBITH,.

WrirxeAg CflAym.---20-n-Whrt.Tueedity the annual
Sunday Scheel treat was held in connection with the
above plum of worship. The teachers and children
met during the afternoon, and walked in procession
through the the village, displaying ilsge and banners,
and singing approg..iate p inc ,sat the principal hone..;
sabeegnently partaking of lea in the chapel. At half.
pest Ave a public tee was held in the chapel, when a
large number of friends, 'nelodiag two waggonette
parties from Weymouth, partook of the ample fare
provided. Ine chapel was profusely decorated with
Rowers, producing a mud pleasing eff,oL At half.
past seven a public meeting WBl held, presided over by
Mr. Hibbs, of Weymouth, when addresses were
delivered by the Rev. J. Random's, Rev. R.. Walker,
(in the absence of the Rev. B. Neigh, who was unavold•
ably detained), Mr. Hatchings, and Mr. Goodebild ;
the doxoloy and benediction dosing a very agreeable
anniversary.

WAREHAM._

Lasonazan' PRIM) annual eoropeti•
tioa in the Wareham and Pnrbeek labouran' and
Servants' Friend Bordety sheep thawing, and also
for mowing by hand and steam la axed to take place,
by the kin/ permission of Yr. R. J. Weld, in Lalworth
Park, on the 21st June next.

CORFE CASTLR

—.—
FminDLY 8001117.—The 13th anniversary of the
Corte Castle Friendly Society was oelebreted on Whit-
Monday. The members amembled at the Marketeplarn
at half pest 10, and thence proceeded, In processional
order, through the town, heeded by the Carte Castle
Brass Band. Several of the members carried banners
and flap; one of the banners bearing the following
motto—" United we stead ; divided we fell." Divine
sers:c• wee held at the parish thumb, the Rev. Mr,
Richards preaching an appropriet sermon from
1 Corinthians nail& A substantial dinner was provided
at the Netioaal School•roona After the repast, the
members promoted to the Ceetle, where numerous
pm*. were Indulged in with much spirt until. late
boar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

BUTTER MARKETS.

Of Fresh Butter the supply continue. good, but the quality
only comes moderate. Demand fair at 144 for firsts, 12a for
eccon•ls, tie to 10e for thirde, and 1). for 'Nest ce ntry.
A eery good demand ha. !travelled fur the better qualities
Foreign butter, for which pries.* have advent d 44 and in some
owes m Fine Fries/and this afternoon waa quoted at 104 s
to lune ; Jerry 9Us to 1044'. Normandy, gam* to fine 109. to
extra 116 e to lles, and inferior thie to 100., and
Kampen k 8 to lett per cwt.

&town, Fresh, per dos., 11ta 14e, EndLUG Oil
to —a, Erds . • Ss Od to 104 Od
Os end.. .• . • per dozen 1:s 3d to 134 9d
Domes, per etwt.—mid fling nominal nue
luau, Kilkenny' Ills Lob.
Cork, New 1.1. —. to —s,.2nds —e --s
Erds 107. to 419, 94. to to arrive
Cionmel . • .. —4 to to —s landed
Limerick .. New latt 110 t 6s difference
FORMOS—
Vriftland 104 to 109 I Owlish —t0.....
Kampen 90t0 102 Km,lon h Leer.. 90 to 94
Zwolle 90 to 1.9 Jersey 90 to 104
Bosch SOt., 90 Normandy 99 so in
Holland 90 to 90 ILirisix .•

Anierican

Coax, May Sli—The supply of butter during the past week
to this market WWI fain Since we last wrote 978 firkins were
received, averaging 1690 daily. After a few days rain the
weather has become intensely hut, too much so for vegetation.
The demand for prima .14.141011 was very active all through the
wwk and continue. Interior surge were also in fair request.
Prices appear to have touched the lowest point for the present.
We quote salted lst. 1., bilds 24, and 3rd. and 4th, to over law
week** retest At this eye market 800 Orton are for Inspec-
tion: All went off quickly. Salted bails advanced Is, 3rde and
4th, 2.4. Prices to. lots Illers id, fads 116•641, brda
1024 6d..4ths tles 6d, 61.11 s 73s tid. Miblial. 118 s 6d, bads 116•641,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

HOP MARKET.

With a cnntlimance of deckle lly unfavourable account from
the P.antagione our market is exceedingly arm, and for some
things more money Is freely pei 1--ere refer more particularly
to 18(18 hop., English now I telling 20s to 25t. sod even SOs for
very superior parcel., whilst forelgn 1861.08 s move off slowly
at from 15. to '421. We anticipate a cniaidinitble advanoe In all
descriptions,

HELP, FLAX, AND JUTE.

liner.—There has been. better enquiry recently for fair and
good ',ping Manilla, but such qualities being scarce, very little
business ham been reported, the total duriog the lad fortnight
not exceeding 601 bales. nunn hemp of good quality how been
more enquired for, but little bein4 now here, no sales me
reported. 103 boles Cocanada have been mold at AM to £2O per
ton for middling to fair quality.
Flal. —There has been an enquiry for good New Zealand
flax for export, but as there ma iittle of snob quality OD the
mariet, only about 111.0 balm have been sold at full prices.
Jgra—For Jute there in more enquiry, mad at the public
sales held on Wednesday an advance of 104 so 151 per tut was
realised for the better qualities—common eons were atm
occasionally rather dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

!ZIT"
Chorale (Imam). •.. 'Holiest• , breethe in evening bit-ming "
Choir,

"Jertmal-am, my glorimA Homo "

• Choir.
Yr. Hobbs.

Anthem 0 praise God in His Holiness" .. Char.
Address 'Gods Image in Ebony" .. Rev. J. *Anderson.
Solo and Chorus .. "Now pray we for our country" .. Choir.
Address "The Log-Cabin Bishop" Rey. R. Walker.
Instrumental Piece.," I will lift up mu. eyes "..Mr. Pilditch.
Hymn '0 Paradise" .. Choir.
Address .. "Notable flop " Rey. IL Naieh.
"I'e Deum".. .. Choir.

Tbe programme was gone through in a most agreeable
manner, and the address of She Rev. J. Randerson wee
voted firstrate. The meetings canoluded, after votes of
thanks had been given to the rector for his kindness,
and to the friends for getting up the tea, and the
doxology was sung.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

DEVIZES MONTHLY CHEESE MARKET.

-
ea. in good suppl), hut the quality was varlable,and
the range of price.. leas very great. Trade ruled dull. and •
conaideranle reduction In Value was experienced. Uood
doubles made (rum Ws to has, and inferior qualities from 24.
to 40s.

POTATOE MARKET.
BOILOOGB AND firrraLrinee, June 2. —The supply of potatoes
are rood. The trsde hes been eteady, at late ratee.
Fluke. (old) .. 1. to 90a per ton.
Itegenta 40e to 00. „
Rock. 406 to 60e „
Kidney, (new) . 12. to lfle per cwt.
Round .. to 141 „
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

Your most respectful sad obedient Servants,
Joel asurpsasox,
NAISII. Deputation.
WILLIAX ROMSII2S,
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Weymouth, May 30, 1871.

The Hey. S. Neigh, haying read the above statement,
handed it to Sir Frederick, observing that a memorial
had also been kindly signed in favour of their request,
by two clergymen and churchwarden, the two loosi
Members of Parliament, the Mayor of the borough, flee
magistrates, ko. lie then read the memorial, which
was u follows :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

IMIIIUMMINI
vommoommilm

CATTLE MARKETS.

BereOrourag, June I.—We have a few more be, t i th n ,
Thuraday last, hut the oemana I. good, and choice q ialltios
aro not plentiful 11 .nday's quot.tioutt are pretty well main-
Mine I. The supply of sheep I. also rather larger, and trade,
on the average, Is scarcely as good to .41 Monday, a fair dear.
once is, lover, ilf .et.d. Ciodce lainti Is in demand. Trade
is not to go•KI for colts,. Our foreigu .upply c n.i.L. of 20',
beads, 3 170 -beep, and 21 . calves.
Per st tle of albs s. a d.
Best a• , . Ilda ids .., .. 5 'to 5 1
Ike.' Soott-h lent .. .. • • • 5 10 5
Keeoh.l qoadt) Be.' • .. .. .. 3 1 to 4
Ilgo
Ihst Downs and Ilalf.lireds .. .. to 0
Best Boons Is Ilalf-Inesla shorn .. .. to 0
Bait Long-wi oh .. .. . . to 0
..
M .. 1., Shorn 5 1
.. .. .... to
Hares di second quality .. .. .. to 0
Ditto, do. Shure to 5
.. .. ..
Lambe .. to 7
• • • • • • •••
Dea,,O al mullet. 703; sheep and lambs, 13,630 ; calves, 296;
... , and iliga it)
_ _ _

_
DiUsTOL, lat.—Moderato supply of beef, and notwithstanding
that trade was very quid, owing to the hot weather, prices
remained very Ann, bed. descriptions wiling at hoc and 62, per
cwt, and in • few cases • trifle inure mon, y was obtained. We
had &short supply of mutton, but it proved on re than sufilcient
for present requirements, using to the continued hot weather;
prices, however, shoaled little alteration, beet wathers (out of
the woo;) making fully ned per ih The supply of iamb wee
short, anti har,ny sudiciant for the deman 1, Which was very
active, stud the prices rune"! ranged Iron lid to lid per lb.
We rtceive I • fair number of sir, cattle from Ireland, and the
demand baring improved, they were el sold at firm prices.
There was a good show of lunch cows, which met with a quiet
traie, at rates in favour of the purchwer, and ranging from
.Cl 2 to Lti. We had shoot 1000 pigs from inland, but they
arrived at two periods of the day, and though pollen in the
morning were worth 10, 6.1, tier only fetched I 3d Per scare
In the evening, s good lawn pigs were math 10a.

METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET.
SIIITOMILD, June 2.—0w1.2.‘ to the cool weether and to the
11^,"4"1 gustitttr oilOrlOg, the trade was active, and prices
ruled Arm.

Per.bllss. !,y the carcase.

*dad • d
Inferior beef 3 8 4 41 Interior mutton ....4 0 6
ditto.. 4 6 4 10 Middling ditto ...• 6 2 5 1
Prima large dltto 410 6 2 Prime dub ...... 610
Prime small ditto 6 2 6 I l Large pork 3 4 4
Veal. 0 6 4 I Small pork ..... 4 8 6
Lamb, 6. &I to 79 44.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

PORTLkND.

Tam GOLD COIN found at quarry at Wakeham is •
about as large over as • half-crown, but very thin.
It bears on the obveree, round a head of the king
"Jacobus D. Or. Meg. Brit Fr. at Rib. Be;
and behind the head are the numerals XX. On the
reverse are the royal arms quartered on shield. The
sale is in excellent preservation. It is now in the
the possession of Mrs. White, of Wakeham.
REVIVAL OF Tat MACKEREL BlLteolit. —During the
past week many myriads of maskerel in first-rate
conditioa have been caught on the beach of the West
Bay, between Portland and Wyke. A largi quantity
warn dispatched on each day to Portsmouth, Loodoo,
and other parts, Somerset taking • good share. On
Tuesday night alone it was thought that about
48,000 were disposed of.
DEATH OF • "1.1111" COIVIOT.-.on Friday last
Wham Spittalehouse, a convict ssoteneed for life to
penal servitude, died at Portland prison at the age of
38 years of pulmonary tioesumptloo. At inquest was
held next day before It. N. Howard, Bag., coroner,
and • jury of whom Mr. Batos Young was foreman.
Verdict: •' Died of Consumption."
FALL FROM • GLIPP.—Ltit week, a drummer of the
7th Royal Fusiliers, named Martin Collins, wei out
walking about 20 yards from where the landslip
happened the other day, when the ground, rendered
unsafe by the late rain, gave way beneath him, and he
slid rapidly down the face of the cliff for about 4011.
finishing with • fall of about 20f1. He was mush
shaken and crushed, and his head was bruised, but no
bones were broken, and, having been taken into the
Verne, and attended to, he is getting better.
FANCY BAZAAIL—A sale of plain and ornamental
needle work was held at the Young Men's Mental and
Moral Improvement Institution, on Whit-Mom:lay,
under the management of Mrs R. W. 'A allia. Toe
following ladies took charge of stalls :—Mrs B. 3/riven,
Miss B. Wallis, the NUMMI S. and A. &riven, Miss
Lino, Was A. Faeroe, Miss Mode, Mass damsons, Miss
Talbot, Mime Stone, Miss Attwooll, !so. A quantity of
children's clothing' of the nosiest style" was shown
and various pretty sorts of crotchet and knitting, with
other handiwork so deftly produoed by the fairer sex,
and there wee a well-filled fancy stall. Smite tare
curiosities were displayed, among which were club and
, staves from India and New Zealand, snow ewes from
' North Americo, and various instruments of war and
poem' from other countries. It was expected that Mr
Artemis Ward—his-self, would have attended and pre-
sided over this department; bet whether he went to
Weymouth to the Masonic show, and stayed till too
late to put in an appearance, deponent sayeth not;
however, he didn't show, and his place was ably filled
by Mr J. Sateen, though toe famous Artemis would
no doubt have caused more fun. Mr W. A.ttwooll and
Miss M. Wallis retailed refreshments as moderate
rates, and the visitors had • pleasant time. Between
MO and £4O ware taken, and after payment of small
expenses the remainder will bs handed over to the
institution's funds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

LITTON CHB MIT.

Fainifouf SOMITT. —The anniversary of the Litton
Cheney club was oelehrated on Whit-Tuesday in the
time-honoured manner--eervios at church, followed by
• dinner in • marqnes at which the Rotor (B.ev. J.
004 presided. In the course of the after-dinner pro-
needing.' the Chairman said he would c'tallengs the
Litton dub against any other for the satisfactory way
in whieh its agatlrs had been carried on. The nnoilser
of members now in the elub was 73; the total amount
a funds, £373 ai Id ; the stook ;fund was £72 44 01;
the sick pay wee £24 6aol. There bad been One male
death. The neat division of (nods will take plum in
the year 1874. the teat having taken plane in 1861, the
stock kind then being £62 I4i 01. Although the sick
pay has been so large, the olab is in • more pro/perms
IWO than on previons years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

irds 10.5 s 61:
Dimas, June I.—The foll,wing were the current prices et
this market to-day ;-11111h butter, per 3, lld to Is ; whey
dLtbo 0.1 te

PRODUCE MARKET.

The holidays have Interfered with hilin nom in nr4onini pro-
duce, but the tone of the market Isar been firm. Prices of
sugar have shown a hardening tendency, and moot umful
qualities are 64 per cart higGer on the week. Coffee has bees
little !minima Mter, but vain...are °oche nged. I c iota,
and apices, there Is no material alteration to notice.

Iforminian's Pure Black Tea LI nnegnalted is
as it consist. ouly of the oilowe spnng growtisfrelitt
perfect rals,luasseluss of lloruiin.ns Pare Orme Tea.
is amused by di.silowiug the hlhitodie practice of
./Ociep with Prussian blue. Tlgd grecsg strength of the
Black, and the delicate Amour of the (Irvin, are
judiciously combined in Horaistan's Mixed lea. Sold
in muskets by authorizal Aponte. (in* ailvertimissent.)
SOlisTlllll6 LISS A Lawrsic Pis.—lt ir stated
that lir. tierjeant Ballantine, at present engaged in eon.
dilating the 'richborne baronetcy case on behalf of the
plaintiff, has been offered £lO.OOO to go be India for the
purpose of aross•examining • vitae., is s greet trial
whieh is to take place there in tee mores of the year.
The learned sergeant, iii. said, has refused to accept
the invitation unless he receives £15,000, and even than
he make* it • sine via non that thc trial is to take
place during the Mug vacation.
HOLLOWAT'II PILLC—Io the conlaints peculiar to
females thme Pails are nevi...tied. noir use by the
fair sex has become so naivete d for the removal or their
ailments that few toilets are without them. Amongst
all claases, from the domestic servant to the peeress,
diatinguished favour is accorded to these renovating
Pills ;that, lovigorst,og end perafying properties render
them safe and invaluebw in all noes.; they may be taken
by females of ail ages for any dworganbation or irregu.
will of the tyatein, speedily minoring the emus, and
restoring the sufferer to robaat health. As • family
medians* they are invaluable for subduing the maladies
of young and

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Pl3nerrtALlTY in VIII 8013 L or 8U51111411.-11 perverse
amid only be br.uigut tuorouguly to understand ebe
importaace of exactitude in the ordinary affairs of bfe
how moat they mght save themselves and others whose
reliance, is upon town. tt that a number of
annoyances arising out of unpunctuality could be
prevented if buainess wee se.buld saoept the advantages
wirch modern science holds out. Toot* iostrumeete of
preciaice, the Watch and (Hoek, atiould regulate ell
aPPolotommt4sad sessc..meats. especially when they
eta be eittaimed at LI 24. and apwarti. Thaws who
intend to parables enonlS •••.1 to UN J. W. Beeson.
Steam Factory, Ledges* Ettll, or Old Bond Street,
Lawton. for aim of his 1111"r4104 PrnalPlo44B "
Welebee, 0004 Jowsikrs. Oyaa, loi. whiaiin
gogyergeg, pod me, cet reeetytor two steetps:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

MELBURY ABBAS.

SUPPOSED Dina/Mat —An inquest vu held on
Thursday lut, at the Bed Lioa Inn, on the body of a
newly.born infant, which vu found on Wednesday last
by two boys belonging to the Ifelberry schools on the
top of the hill. It warn wrapped in a cloth, and there
was a note inclosed, which was illegible. Dr. Wykes
made a postmortem examination but the body wee 90
decomposed thellit could not be Ucertained whether the
child, which was full grown, was alive when born or
not, but it was evident that the Anil had been .rushed.
In the absence of evidence showing how the child cams
to be where It was found, the jury returned an open
verdiet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

BkIIBUCINE.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

W IDO W W ELCII'S PILLS,
( AAAAA 1.11111
So long and justly celebrated for their p,ouliar virtues,
are strongly recommended to the netted of
.every iscly
(having obtsined the munition and riti,prabatma
gentleuun of the Medical Profession). am a isle and
saluable medicine in effettnally removing obstructions,
end relieving other inconvemeneesto which the female
frame is liable, especially those which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exercise and
general debility of the system ; they create an appetite.
correct indigestimitTernOVe giddiness and nervous heed-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy dieordere,
shortens of breath, and palpitattooof the hoart ; beini
perfectly Innocent ther w b. WWI with safety in all
seasons iuid climate&.
aearamg, eerier to the numerous imitations, to
warp the oublis dist Yeanal,are i the only orjamnal
receipt. and bui been wooed by the Swanky (smile
owe? eighty years. Pu.chasers 100 g iti lee that sac,.
boa is wr•pjped to white paper, awl th,, name, "C
11Lemoltact, is @greased oc Cl.ure no. or attain
wboissals and mad by J. daanicst net Le Sur4,X;
Orderd-ilteient, Leaden, sad by all zondieine
eiereedbeet tbs eetatry, toboxes, WWI Is, 64. 6•611,
a kr post he 36 posties ukase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

lUNG FEMALES.

FOR Yi

EVANS'S

FEMALE

These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptom., : Ileavi.
nee., fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in tie baeh itod
hesdach. and Oddities. on stoop-
ing, evreme pallor sod ,e11.,wi•12
hoe of complexion, ssellinc
about the eyes in the morning,
.selling of the feet, abort dry
cough, hael appetite, great
languor and listlessness, with a
variety of wher symptoms, all
ineicating &Aetna energy of
the system as the cause, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are .d.pred. Prepared
only by A. J. k VANS. and, sold
in boxes Is lid and 2.24. each

FOR TOOTH-ACHE.
lat VANS'S relieves the moil
ITTOOTH-ACHE p..ifllblcare.. 5..1.1iu bottle.
SPECIFIC. 70., lind 1..10. rich.

FOR CHILDRI

EVANS'S

r'S CoUOHS %ND COLDS.
A cafe and *lf otoal remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Am. One trial
of this pleasant tatting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the moat valuable remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early use of which • very large
amount of cuff- rig will be
mayo.'. Most important tes,i-
toonials could be given did
space allow, from persona who
speak of it thus :—Perfectly
suonesaftiL"— "Instant ,"
"I've the greatest faith in it"—
. Would.% be with, ut it oil any
nee .tint."—"Q ,ito ,ure it a.i•, d
li.d ~nly given ot,e
d 0... and within two hoots the
child w.,s utute anoth,r crea-
ture." By promoting free per•
apTr.tion, gentle eats etoration,
end the consequent sedative
t ffect upon the ayatein, it will
generally remove all alarming
symptoms in the course of 24
boom Sold in bottles, 714.,
Is. I id., and 2. 91. each. Full
directions accompany °sob
bottle.
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COUGH

SYRUP.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

ORLANDO JONES & 00.,
Marsh Rakers to the Queen.

Inventors sad Manufasturers di

GOLD MEDAL. RICE STARCH. GOLD MEDAL.

RICE STARCH, introduced by OALMIDO JONAS
Ls. almost eatire:y superevded all other sorts for
Lmackdry purposes, for which it is unrivalled. Numerous
Prise Ilvdsis, and the Gold Medal of the Acadande
Nationale, &twat the superiority of 0. J. mid Co.'s
Rannisetare. As ninny highly idol Wonted articles are
nom sold, the public are requested to buy in the
Original Psok°6ol only (1 (4., 2 oa., a lb., lb., I lb.,
Ns vb. packets, sod 4 lb. to 6 lb. wore.) Nook
packet boars 0. J. and Co.'s Naos sod Trade Mark.
ogism—M, MUMarairsek Les*"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06

SUGAR MARKET.

The demand has motioned very steady, and firm prices have
been obtained for an descriptions. The triumactions, however, I
have been moderate, owing to We small quantity on offer.
Arrival. have been le. extensive than uncht have been expec-
ted, and the stock In the Uolte Kingdom has experienced a
further decrease, being now estimated at 122,000 Lou., agalust'l
ibe,60.1 tons in 140.