The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-09-21 00:00:00

THE YARN OR THE NANCY BELL

Drvsno have left Laudon o recover the Reale bet in
the Clematis.
THR British fleet sailed from London on Thu.:Lon
• fair days' *ruins, niter which the ships are to to
their respective stations.
It is said that a child. born in a Liverpool workhouse,
Air Longton, Staffordshire, two men.'named Jeffreys
ta:dasielisftwtedialobyway...los to be pot forward as the heir :14al
and Bailey, have been each fined £2OO for having
in their possession still, for the manufacture of whisky.
Me. &title ft an Independent Dissenter—probably
the first " Independent" that has sat on the Treasury
bench for 200 years.
Tile looney sent to the Chancellor of the Exchequer
for conscience sake in the fioanand year ending March,
18131, amounted to £4,104. In the preceding year the
amount
been tent to gaol for the amiable indiscretion of treating
Da.AWERI7I.4'6BB. P. WEAVES, Of Leramie, Illinois, has
himself to • pair of wives. lie is an °millet, and of
course, has an eye for a tine woman; but as we do not
allow deuterogamy until the primal sponse ft dispoaed of
by death or divorce, it is a pity that the Doctor didn't
operate upon himself for moral strabiemuir before getting
himself into this scrape. Yet it is odd that while in
every other part of the Republic we *end the eoristable
after the culprit who indulges in superfluous marital
loxories, all the saints In Utah continue to maintain
herems and to rejoiee (if that, under the circumstances,
be possible) in whole droves of wives with impunity.—
New Ybrl. Tribune.
A GIRL named Burehell, in the service of Mr.
Stephens, a farmer, at Cl.ydon, became enamoured of
his .on. His parents objected, and she was discharged.
Übe got a situation in the neighbourhood, and the
acquaintances was cootinoed. On Sunday night they
met, w'oen she mime,' hia to elope with her, and
because he refoised she cut his throat, not, however,
severely, and threatened to renew the attempt unless he
did elope with her. They accordingly set out for
Stratford. where they arrived next morning, lowing
walked all night. A telegram, however, had preceded
them, and on reaching Stratford the girl was taken into
custody.
Alf EXCITING VOTAGlL—Theeteam-veseel Lady Wed°.
home, from London to Portamouth, duly started from
the Thames, with passengers and • c.rgo on Saturday
morning. Part of ter freight consisted of certain casks
and cams lashed upon the deck forward, the casks con-
taining paraffin oil, and the cases Rieder-matches. Un-
suspecting the ohmmeter and destined pmformances of
these deadly goods, the passengers derived fall enjoy-
ment from the fair weather which lasted until they
reached Dover but tilers the storm broke suddenly
upon the ship, and prostrated all the landsmen with
sickness. Night was falling as the ship laboured in the
billows off Botchy Head, and most of the Buffering
travellers had already taken to their berths, when
the alarm of "Fire l" added to the miseries of the hour.
The paraffin casks upon the forecastle had broken
away from their lashings as the violence of the shlp's
motion Increased; and, being dashed and broken open
against the case of Inciter matches, these had caught
fire, and set light to the inflammable oil. The kindled
paraffin casks tumbled down from the forecastle, and
rolled to and fro upon the saloon deck; and their
contents quickly *et fire to the sides and roof of the
raisin, ignited every combustible thing that they touched,
fired two of the lifeboats upon the davits, and rftsed
in the centre of the yawl • hake *beet of flame
while at every hush of the vessel the biasing flood
shifted to port or to seaboard, running out at the
scupper boles, as if the Lady Wodehonse were pump.
log liquid fire from her hold. The wretched passengers,
rouses from their agonies of sett sickness to fees this
new terror, were crowded half-dressed upon the door
of the saloon, choked with the fumes of the oil, and
exuecting nothing but death, from either the flames or
the waves. Luckily the ship wsa constructed of iron,
as that neither her masts nor her bulwarks could u ;
and while 'something was done by the rain, and more by
the ships how, to extinguish the conflagration, the
c.ptaiu behaved admirably, conquered the peril by a
bold and seamanlike maneeuvre. Choosing the lesser
he ordered
tahelwheolianasmugaertowthhriochw tmheenvarcsrael hul; *commis% tle sea, so
as to ship one or two of the waves. The merpeuvre
took on t al
was handsomely executed, au.l the Lady Wode.ious•
lly
scarcely had this unlucky shipful of passengers quieted
dieposed oirstMhe 113comtisflagbrigatbr.oullefrso; wthhiechtiemffees.
down from their consternation, and resigned thetnre!ves Per tilbs., to sink the Otah
one. more to the sufficiently serious peril of the tempest, ft d. s. d. s. d. e. d.
ere a volume of smoke and flame agrin brokeout from sat coarse Masts 3 4to 3 8 Primellouthdowass 4to 6 6
the decks of the toiling vessel, sod the alarm of" Fire
lisrerZejlarc46.6l. ?La— 34
1113 tel 103 Pliffee"rsall"a".:
wits renee ed. The paraffin an I ...ache. had bees again Prisne bents, tee. 410 tot 0 Large hogs ...... . 4 2tt 5 2
at work under the furious piichine of the steamer; and Inf. rouse .beep 3 4103 10 Neat ernl. porter. 5 4to 6 0
the worn out crew had to fight the Roues again, with ceeond quality ... 4 0104 10 Scene. calvee,ech 0 0100 Ii
that dangerous ex's...Unmet of" taking in water," until Prone roans wild 5 0106 2 Qr.old sir pi:e.do 21 otoZr u
the peril was for the second time sulaued. Then they mom. elirrie.
75 roluttOß arrrir.
Boots
did what they ought to have done before—pitched every 1 I Beasts
........ 6,410 .......
cask of oil and every case of matches into the ma ; Sheep......
es
alter which the twicerondent r"l craft, hoeing vaiuly 10 Pig,
battled with the storm for to lee hours, bore up and Revaorouras MEAT Moacar. Friday.—Vise supplies of dead
ran in under the shelter of Guterman's, where she pest acre lirht. eivl Mire. "tiod folly 01' to the Previous
cast anchor, waiting for the weather to moderate. ....................... 3d- to 04, Per
But the miserable people on I. anl had had enough of su"'" iiiOfl.t
p'srb
%h.
the voyage ; so that, when a Folk..stone lugger offered a. 4. s. d. I ad. a. e,
them the opportunity of getting ashore, most of them Inferior beef .. 3 4to 3 8 Inferior mutton 3 4to 4 8
got on board of her, and were landed is that harbour, Riddling ditto 3 8„ 4 0 Middling ditto 310 „ 4 6
while the steamer pushed on again for Portsmouth, ; Prime large do. 4 2 „ 4 8 Prime ditto . 4 8„ 5 0
GOLDBWITIIB' Woac, —The progress of fine art tilts,alma dale 4
se 7 104 re! 1:
manufacture in this branch of trade is strikingly
Vsl
Iliormat, Thursday.- -Full supply of fat beef, hut among it
exemplified in a little work published 14 J. W• Bonson, sea, but very little tint-eta. stuff. The middlings irrre rather
of 2.1, Old Bond Street, and of the City Steam Finitely, a totter ohs. thee Woad, lint trade was extremely dull, and •
58 and 60, Ludgate ma. It is enriched and embellished greet quantity was left on hand. Pri.e, showed a downward
with designs (by Italian, French. and English artist,, toideum, the higbrat obtainable hel..g 70.. per cwt., hut
of Brooches, Bracelet., Ferriug., and other articles, middlings changed hands at about 6."0., Inferior soma igb. and
...raar,b, There aie. not a tame .how of store cattle on offer.
suitsble for personal wear, or titrdding, Birth lay or
but they pno nil more titan odlicient to meet the demands .4
other presents, with their pile. 5. Mr. Benson
( who the dull trade which presall.l. Mulch Cows wen: plentiful. but
holds the appointment to H.R. the Prime of Wale., were not touch inquired after. There owe • very lame show of
has also published • very interesting pamphlet on the sheep, but trade was ter). indifferent, the quotation. mmalning
Rim and Progress of Watch suit C.ock•ntaking. These about the mine no last Cook 7.1. to FE Inc lb. for msal
pamphlets are sent post free for two stamps each, and ei;isithisZ LI . id.fir:steirsi,,Ziid sortee. Lamb woo
• carried be too strongly recommended to those 141 k..„ Th, mum:
contemplating a puchaft„ especially ii residents in the not affeet the .I...tether.. which rent.iii at 7.1. i.. 71.1. nor,
country or abroad, who are thus enehle.l to select any °et large demo( pigs --altogether. stout Sic). Trade WAX
article they Clay require, and have it forwarded lilt dull. and the prices were rather easier than lad
perfect safety. 0001.. limier pigs realised from 114. to 114. mid,, porkers from
DIAIAZISS. Noises LW MR EARS, &C.—Many person. 11a. 3.1" t" nd"
imagine it useless to try any remedy for them 00Mpl•intes lIAT AND STRAW,
This is an error. For many year. Der/or's Hamm for A toderate suptdy of hay and ctn. r ; the trade quiet, at
Deo6olB has been used with unquestionable 'Mosey. alsiiit late quotations:- -Prime meadow hay, ill to it 74, in-
It has cured many, eril never far to give relief ; feruir ditto. £1 to £3 ; prime elover, en to V; ;
hermit-4i,, easily Applied, and causes no pain. Sold in t°l"l.r mHttc', 41 to a:5 10' and "itt°' to l't"d'
bottles Is. lid. each, by Mr. A. .1. Evans, chemist, Brie' MARKET.
Dorchester Mr. Williams. ehensist. Weymouth all Roanron, Friday.—The accounts from the plantation. are
ebetiiista ; end the proprietor, John Pepper, 'ffir, loss hasoumble. Pinking operatione have been retardeL A
Tottenham Conrt-road, London. A bottle safely by poet modsrstt quantity .4 new produce has come to market, and has
for 18 stamps. sold !dowdy at from £1 10s. to £4 per cwt.
A CMIE roa GORML—Dellar's Plasters never fail to WOOL MARKET.
give instant relief and speedy cure to all sinds of corns. Liornow. Friday—The sales do not present any new feature.
bunions, du., of whatever standing. These plasters not Rates are firm, and the ownpetition imetained.
only remove pressure, but soften and extract the root
effect has been marvellous. (See testimonials). Price
of the corn. In reducing enlarged toe junta, 'heir RITTER MARKETS.
RUM Itcrnut.- The Grocer, a ta..1,11 trade publication, Is
absii uw..4ul to the general public in at sdng adulteration SI
13id. per box. Sold by Mr. A, J, Evans, chemilik articles of daily ...... option and p;itc'e nivessity. We are
Dorchester; Mr. Williams, chemist, Weymouth ; all favoured eith an analysis or • Arlan of Irish butter, which is
themists ; and the proprietor, J. Pepper, 237, Tottenham probably a fair ...ample of On, stuff rezoLtrlY 4clit to market.
Court-road, London. A box fall by pose for Thy consignee, a merchant of Birmingham. pall a high prim
We notice the introduction of the Com...line wee...° (bo') for a parcel .4 butter, and being &Anon 1 testing its
=lite he usA .unices from a firkia, and tient it for analysis
excellent dre4.ing for the hair of perso.. of es cry La. who take • '
~k,a,,„„. in min, tn.," of 0,,
0ri„...,„,„
our ! Mr. Btraldart, emlnent miabtleal chemist of Bride]. We
,4 this eountry
Thi.. article is Introduced Me... Corky, now It ttro,, rt .The
IY.ian..wn. d, they
...tom. retailer,
and F. A. Curley and C0...4 Di. Ilarthotemw
E.C. They has e pnn tussle a Ivory laus.U. preparation bni,,ny,„and sell as , ,l'AntnnnT mc ::,tilithe,„Xrtts,-
througlson Europe. Conialliie Gloss is identical compniti.
f"r
ths
of
which
the,
halt?,,. """'"e "Mtr"l LO'him at butter, the
with that article, but capccissoa ,kiu , remainder iseing water, wood, dirt, anal, salt, mineral Inattcr
at d dirty rUblast. was
&Mealy sUlarlior in quality. 111. Wry ileanly, cooling, and and„,...ti'betarailanMurntityr w"11 ' agrccable, And 0 Ms. such a brdlianey and luxuriant - mak
ulthe
being
"11
so
t"'h
apis•arowc to the hair that gloss ...rm. its most -
!tarn,. It is put up in bottles at 6,L and rm.. a prin. ehleh,
co...aerate:the sim the bottles and the quality of the
materials, will only remunerate the propricton through • very
exklisive dCmalid. Coltman.: Reston.r, :a the sune prkes, for
Grey Hair, Baldness., Etc., which is nude by the ante firm,
embodies great 'warning experienor and is undmibtedly the
best Renovator for the liar. The Cornelia. are .-old tiv the
"diis
SC"7"°lllllCh'CrlL"'lum'•l47).‘ta".l:27°.':"Aha"ieva")tol:C"'alinkhin7 is"tie:tem.doe"of the
Immature valise a small piece of steel may acquire by She
great power of skilled mechanical labour is the balances
spring of a watch. From Be extreme fineness and
11olf"wtrateled'hes
p givesannb
id bchlaeLf 17 le
delicacy 4.000 weigh not more than one ounce, and
exceed in value El,OOO. A most interesting little work,
sodb°sd edescribing
the sht
the
Sea t eiasy le and n
Pir, "58° a2snoifl watchmakingli
LBng ad t :11
111ehaa
Hill'l
..Mr..fßewnso.len.()whh...o ho.ilisols the appoint,.
description
awlitihot
is
various "sikinds
mwiontlitttoheirthpericeig;
pamphlet on Artistic Gold Jewellery, ilinstrateel with
the moss beautiful designs of Bracelets Brooches,
Earring., Lockets, Itc., Sc,. suitable for Wedding.
Birthday, and other preterite. These pamphlets are
cut post free for two stampa each, and they cannot be
too strongly recommended to those contemplating •
purchase, especially to residents in the country or
abroad, who me thus enabled to select any artiele they
may require, and have it forwarded with perfect safety.
Tila Mal cujoyluent .4 the social meal tined, to I hmml
in the hob...rating qualitice of low anl that the objectionable
Chins.: Keel ire 14 .4.louriag WWI USSWIIsI road, Us, worth's..
lUSTus, to Max thorn olls. Man tea, is dkasuppr.o I 1,, the
polionc. Is *hewn by the galena preference siren tor ths• strictly
purr tea imported by Maws. lierniniati, bunion. sew ely
In packets: Irani Agents are adv.:ethos' In our Coleman.

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HOLLOWATII I /INTMItNT AND PlLLll.—With the
C11..4:1114 P.... 111 it 14 prudent for all to rectify any ailment
afflicting them ; but it is iiicunilmot tile aiftxl, suffering
umler ulceration, and siniiLlr debilitating I .aUmINI, I. • hess thou
re...it'd, Or W.11,C ('onaoiucflhitll will follow. This illintnielit I.
their reineely ; 011 ILt wirers all may eetilkk.ntly rely ; It not
laitx their sores out of shrill, but extirpate. the source of
nib.cliief, extracts the awroiling 4imubg., n.tun,
to till op the ulcer with sound healthy graaul.xj.w., that will
abide through life. Under lids treatineut lad lugs .1011110.1100
coma, worbotic skin., cast off their .ailes, aud set...tub...saws
cooe to annoy. Such bops for the tli.e.ed ea. unknown in
former days.
AT au inquest bold by flr. Lankester, a few day
Wriee, on the bodlut of two children who died from the effect
of Ira-"sing through wicking locilcr outlaw., the evaNuicr
mid. 11.1 the match. hewn Ilr)aut aud Maya, Um children
mould wit hare 111101 potanied." It I.nuiaot In, to generally
known that ltryant and May's Patent safety Match.. arc not
p0i.0100.,, and that they light only on the bos,. Vide Isliwilans
Gaftte May 4th.

LUXUItiIiNT AND BIACTTNOL HAIL —kirk S. A.
Aliens" World's Hair Restorer or Dressing" never
fails to quickly restore Gray or Faded Hair to its
youthful colour end beauty, and with the first applica-
tion a beautiful gloss and delightful fragranceis given to
the Hair. It stops Hair front tallies ea Is prevents
baldness. It promotre lusuriant gtowth. Itemises the
Hair to grow thick and strong. It removes all
daudreff. It contains neither oil nor dye. In large
bottles—Price Six Shillings Sold by all Chemists and
Peel omen. For Children's Hair, Mr. Allen's " Zylobal-
sanium " far exceeds any ponisde or hair oil, and is •
delightful Hair Dressing ; it is • distinct and 'operate
preparation from the Restorer, and its use not required
without it. Depot, 261 i. High Holborn, Loudon.
ADVICI TO MOTAIRS.—Are you broken of year res
by a sick child, suffering with the pain of cutting teeth
go at otter to • chemist and get a bottle of Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately; if is perfectlyharmless; is
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pun, and the little cherub as &keg "es bright •• •
button." It has been long in use in America, and is
highly recommended by medical men. It is roll
pleasant to take ; it soothes the child; it whom this
relieves wind regulates the
f•uoZis, anY; ali
in the best known remedy for also•ter,
and diarrl.ais, whether wising from seething er oth:
causes. Ile sure and ask fee Mrs. Winslow's Booth' I
hyrop. No mother should be without R. --
ndon 1134.11
Medicine Dealers at Is. lid. per bottle. Los
Oh, I/igh Monson&