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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

FOR INDIGKSTION, PAIN AT PIT OF
STOMACH. ka.

EVANS'S SIR CHARLES CLARKE'S DIGESTIVE
PILLS immediately relieve and cure Indigestion, Paw
after Eating. Wind, Pain in the Back, Bad Taste and
Dryness of Month in the morning, Irregular Action of
the Bowels, Its., and many other symptoms of Stomach
Disease. Unlike most Pills and remedies offered to the
public, these Pills do not purge the Bowels ; require no
orinfinement ; nor neel patients fear taking cold 00f any
ill effeots, be their employment what it may. In the
most inveterate and long standing was they are
uniformly successful, as the many Testimonials re.
aired fully substantiate. Directions given with each
bottle. Price la. lid., aud 2a. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

SAVED BY A CICATRIX.

'The ennvict Rut terford, who murdered a gamekeeper
I. Norfolk, with shocking atrocity, bag been reprieved.
It seems that owing to a severe bunt in early life, he
bee cicatrix in his neck, and two medical men were
iippoieged to eacerta;n whether the sentence weld be
executed. They Ir.arnined his neck on Friday, and
eluded that tV.e rope would have to be drawn so
am' nay as to kat' .etnngle the oonvict before the drop
NIL there weld be danger of its slipping over his
heed, and the es would probably be prolonged suffering.
In conseque'ace of thiP, the convict received a reprieve
by thb 8.3 r J train on !Saturday night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

TOWNS DRAINAGE, SEWERAGE, AND
SEWAGE.

ro !he E.lllm. ttl the "Tiewea.”

Bra,— Having paid some attention to the above sub-
jects, will 300 permit me to thank Mr. Bailey Denton
for hie instructive and suggestive eommuniestion, and
at the same time to eater my protest against one
assumption in its argument which is referred to in your
leader as if it were an admitted fact. It is that sewers
(using the term as eorrectly restrieted by Mr. Denton)
would be needecifunder a system of dry earth con-
servancy. This I submit is au error, for I hays proved
by experiment that dry earth is competent to absorb
and economise all the animal excreta of a dwelling, and,
aonsequently, that the surface drain' "Aida under such
a system be employed wittont soy of the evils so
Not r ottio.

accurately pourtrayed by Mr. Denton for carrying off
bath and kitchen water. My own firm persuasion is
that after 'pending many MOTO Cllilllol3ll of money in •
vein effort to compel • wrong system to go right, under
which the pressure of sewer and water rates will become
intolerable' and after a waste of bum= life and
infliction of human misery more oonsiderable than we
have yet traced to this horrible fountain of abomina-
tions, we shall do what we might have done at Bret with
so great • saving of &scassion, money, life, and comfort
—we shall then try she earth system, and find it as easy
and practicable as the great egg problem was 'hewn to
be by Oolumbus.—l remain, Sir, your faithful servant,
THOS. HAWKSLEY.
Brook-dreet, Groavener•smsre.

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46 916
66 926
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27 2036
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15 1231
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

VOI R FEMALES OF MIDDLE AGE
1. EVANS'S FROULTS BENEDICT PILLS, for fa.
males about the middle age of life. These Pills are intended
for Females who suffer from symptoms such so the
following :—Sudden Giddiness, frequent Flashes of
Heat and Faintness. Starting in Sleep at night. Cramp,
Wind in the Stomach, Pains in the Head, Exoessive
NervOLIMIOIII, Costiveness, &a. Sold in boxes Is. lid
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

FWWEE AND FIWITS

By WALTER Fircn:--JA-iii; AsDazwl, and other
Leading Artist&
. . . .

The New and Improved' Series of the Florist and
Pomologist, while addressing Well to supply the parti-
*lulu information required by those numerous cluses,
the Cultivators of Gardens and the Lovers of Flowers—
Villa Gardeners and Garden imateurs —whose technical
kno•ledge of the mysteries of the art is but limited,
though their capacity for it, enjoytuest is unbounded,
Lima also to keep professional and commercial gardeners
posted up as to the novelties which may interest them
respectively, is well as on the points of practice upon
which modern experience is daily throwing fresh light.
While it is thus en indispensable book for the library
or the study of the amateur or the professional
gardener, it may also, on account of its style, its infor-
mation, and its illustrations, claim to be admissible to
the drawing-room or the boudoir, u a pleasant book of
reference on those branches of Horticulture which most
interest lady gardeners.
The Florist and Pumologist is of royal tivo. ii.., and
is issued on the lit of every month. Each number
contains 24 pages of Letterpress, and is illustrated by a
beautifully coloured plate a some choice New Flower
or New Fruit, and also by Woodzuts where necessary.
It may be ordered through any Bookseller or News-
agent, or if preferred, the publisher, Mr. FIZDZILICI 8.
AIME', will send it, free by poet, direct from the
ofßoe, for one year, on receipt of a post-abaci order or
postage stamps to the value of Thirteen Shillings. A
specimen number an be had through the game channel
for thirteen postage stamps.
From its extensive and increasing Circulation--the
largest of any high-class Illustrated Gardening Monthly
Periodical extant—the Florist and Pomelogist is one of
the best publications for the circulation of Advertise-
ments relating to Horticulture and Rural drain, such
as all kinds of Plants, Seeds, &a; all articles required
In the management of the Garden, the Conservatory,
or the Hothouse ; and everything relating to the litera-
ture, the requisites. or the eleganoies of the Study, the
Beadier. or the Household. Advertisements intended
for insertion in the current number should be seat in
not later than the 20th of each month.
THE ANNUAL VOLUMES ARE COMPLETE IN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

Ammiimm•----
. .
In miTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTITRAL GAZETTE, TITESDAY, APRIL 12, 1870.
----• moment Pelmner detenuMed which 1 TIM DOPAIrr Ynnutlniv CAVALRY.— Tho 'wawa,
for eight days' perm nnnnn duty at Weymouth, on the one case for one .
OWn Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, will am/gable sestion 2. 12 and 13 Yid- eat,
d • h • Vat far se the body was concerned : but at tn., 'qr. •
animal. Lin er anor er ovation, w t
'3'2, there eould be only Wine ghat be wee PorolYead now. he wsa,mte"" L'...•
Queen's mitted to the Bench. that tbe promessation being under eueseeded ia radarias the body. nom ,
kept a , hoe branch physicians thought it would be too gr.,.st . '' •
'-- - Belnr, th. purpooe, should be la& •
ba impeded on the `tl/th of the
irtelawm.sdiroveoicykd•fiotTzbuirlal-bap.inti2,
. ble to • penalty a c., for every te min ,
it. ' 1 and they advimcd him to t
end badgerbunting was affected, and be WWI not a110w.4 to te.chk.4l„...
0wn...0,,, ..
- --aim 2 under trbiela tbell
•prueeention had earn alt - . would ~,1
' -- -nie stated that any person have go* a few shillings together for a • ,
which mob of uoity should be committed are,.,b He bad bosh:
eittryiluirgolit,oodue, t :4Z '''',4'''
liable to a chop. Ifs felt he hiki acted inJudieletui'''"
" . I.is positiqn, whirl] he frit a00...1y,
ncrit belt, but h,.
kindly 4.1.1e.1 1::::.: ,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

PERUVIAN GUANO

CHEAPEST .
OBS,s, Guaraat
qr. C aci:iT;
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AND BEST MANURE IN USE.
-deed to be made from the
qualities of Peruvian
..mernment Guano u imported;
weight for weight and money
value, the results are superior
to Peruvian Guano "Unfixed."
A pplieeble to all mops for which
the" Unfixed" Peruvian Guano
is need, end many to whieh it is
not usually applied, ie., Turnips,
. .

. ,
Mangold, and Potatoes. We
warn eonsurnen that none is genuine unless the bags
bear oar Trade Mark, and are secured with a Leaden
seal.

" PATENT AMMONIATED PHOSPHATE,"
specially adapted for Wheat, Barley. sad Hope. Also
Manufacturers of BONE, BLOOD, sad aPscIAL
MANURES of first-rate quality.

PARTIeULAIIB 01
JAMIEB MB& & OOMPANY.
WORKS; VICTORIA DOMES.

OFFICES: 16, MARK LANE, LONDON, 11. C.,

OR THEIR AUTHORISED AGENTS:
W. G. Bitowire Num.
G. J. Virros Weymouth.
THOS. CHARDLZI........ Hungetford.
R. Games . Porton.
J. Dom. Warmuister.

NEW SERIES.
Pnblinked Monad', Price One Shilling.
MBE FLORIST AND POMOLOGIST:
Piotorlal monthly Magazine of Flowers, Frnita,
and General Horticulture.

LLD., F. 18., Teomus
F.L.S and Wituaai PAUL, F.R.H.H.,
support... 4 by a Staff of abn Gontributont
BEAUTIFUL COLOURED PLATES OF NEW
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

ESTABLISH];
FU RN IS H YOUR II
ILLtirritAn
. . . .

With priced furnishing
Table Cutlery
Electro Silver Plate
Tea Trays end Urns
Gm Chandeliers and Fittings
Lampe— Table, Hall, As.
Baths—Hot and Cold Water
A discount of 5 per Cent.
DEANE .5 CO., 14, KING WII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

WIN BORNE-

rather ezteoatva fire broke out on Corfe
Heath, on Wednesday afternoon, oa the property of
Se John Coventry, Esq., bat beyond • few acres of
furze and underwood being consumed no damage was
done,

Pull BUOIONR, Frlday.—Before C. J. Parks' hag.,
(chairman), and the Revs. Carr J. Glyn, and J. H.
Austen.
Jour% Dawn and WILLIAM NICHOL", the formes
tomato and the latter a carter in tke employ a a con-
tractor at Weasel), nem lined 10s. each, including
costs for cruelty to horses, by working them in an unfit
state. . . . . .

....
A charge of dninkennees and indecent (audited pre-
ferred by • man named Birdoar, against H 111 AY BLAICII,
of Sturminater Marshal, wee dismissed, the magietrattis
being of opinion that merely ttaiog abusive language was
not sufficient proof thet a man wee drunk. The nom-
pliiinant, who acknowledged that he WWI formerly fond
of a drop of drink but was now a teetotaller appeared
to think that " because be wan virtuous, there should
be no more cakes and ale ;” but the defendant was of a
different opinion, and held with having a 'wee
dreppie" to cheer his spirits.
An old man, named CUTLIS, who stated that be
received Is. per 'rook towards the support of himself
and his wife, was charged with destroying growing
trees, the property of the Bari of Shafteebury.—Mr.
Tanner, for the proommtion, did not prises the use, bed
defendant was ordered to pay 4d. for damage ; soots
remitted.
_

.1013$ WARIAND. formerly a draper In
Wimborne, was summoned for assaulting Charles
Oodwin, • young man who now has the business.
The alleged insult took place in conoequence of Mr.
Wetland stoppieg up a gate, on premier' which the
complainant alleged formed portion of the prolattil
leased to him. This tibe defendant denied, stating that
he only gave up the shop and business part of the
premises to the •ompleiruuit. The Bench decided that
they had no juriadietion, • question of title being raised.
Complainant beoune very cloitod, and made a MOMS In
wart by taking out a pistol from • case, and bolding it
towards the defendant. He said Yr. Worland had
threatened to blow his brains out with it. Both parties
were advised to be more calm, and *all in some disinter-
ested petson to settle the dispute between them, but
evidently left the court room much excited.
TinaAy Oxford, was summoned for trespass in
search of garoe on the Lytehatt &state, over which Mr.
King hoc the right of shooting. He did not appear and
the charge was proved by the under•keepar. A warrant
for his apprehension was granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

yoNEir m.thK}:T.

The markets for publn..e.7e-urltie.. wire dull at the beginning
of the week, but a decided improvement took place liter.
There have been some Important fluctuati in prices, but the
amount of business tranitacted has been metientte .only. The
expectation of a favourable budget has had some influence In
supporting nuotatner ; and the antnipathill of man r rates for
in ney has awd+ted the generally faaourable t no .4 the market..
There is at prment no appearance 4.1 an. new channels being
Introduced for the investment .4 money, and wi long as such
is the can, existing securities will probahly continue to rise In
value. It I+ stated certainly, that • new I.rn for the Viceroy
if Kcypt will short') be brought out, but the amount .4 the
loan Is but f.7.,0110,000, which at the priced ;0 is only £3,:,00.000
and this am 'unto the present state if the Money_ Market, and
general scarcity if invirtments lea more trifle. With regard to
ti• loon, there had NM MOON di•Ol1/114011; no when the
Kgyptlan Loan .4 linitt was negotiated, it wet especially
stipulated that Were should be Iv. further loan Ifor Ore years.
And it is said that, although this intended loan Is nounn shy
for the Viceroy, it isis. reality for tpe Egyptian tlovermnent.
At present, however, the full particulars are not known.
The issyment .4 the dividends, which commenced on Welnes.
day, has catued an Increase in the amount of capital seeking
empla taunt. The rates In be Ihnount Market have in COU-
NolilltllCC I,oOn trader and they have declined to 21 end / j.er
ectit During the w. ek a balance .4 £27,000 has been sent
lob, the Rank.

The English funds have been Ann, Anil in the face 1.1 the
approach of the 'settlement, an intprovement of I per cent.
has been established in the Consols. The !odds with ranard
to the application .4 a certain SUM for the redoettonof the
National Debt this quarter and the payment of the dividends
have been the chief causes of the improvement, lite flatness
of the French Funds at one 'ime cluruid the weak had n °effect
n the price of the English funds •

Milo:ugh wane reac"tion has been apparent from the hge
advance In 'untie forelipl 14.21 A. awl, althouah a decline hi
the price of French !Santee caused I lulltow in the foreiirn market
here, the tone modulua good, and IMAM securities are quoted
even better than last week.

The market for English !Railway St, wk., con.itierlng the It
&team,, has been oteady. The ninnitir that a reduction will
Ise made in the iirent paasenger duty in the forthcoming
Financial Statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer ha.
had 11101/111 Indus:not: In xupp.uting
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

it the SHORTEST NOTICE

and' LCIiir'EST PRICES.

NORMAN and Co. call the attention of the Public to
their extenaive Steam and Hand Appliances for the
prepaistioe of Joinery and Sawing, which suable them
to °mance in prioe and workmaruthip with any
other house in the Trade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

Elegrate

Move-flttine COMET Ora the greatest
of shape and comfort to the 'roarer.

rrolomsors "Move-fitting" CORSIST was deigned upsa
1 the lies that all women should appear beautiful In lone
and there are few who, with It, will not appear so.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

";611:1-Al: AMARELLA •

• )ESTUILLS THE HUMAN HAth tita
Pristine Hue. no matter at what age.
JOHN GOEINELL & CO.
Einwe at length. with the aid of ODO of the most mum
lietnieta, anteceded in perfecting this wonderful
• is now offered to the public in • more concontrided rota.
:•I at a lower price.
Sold u le ...ties. Se each; a 1506.. 716 d, and 16.. with iesg.
••••••I.witi,ui re. utt 171,per Thawes•strect. Londw. E e

VANS zrt
fthor Mr. Frond) CHEM .?
_A I)orchoster.
HORNIMA.N's TEA
the Purest, Strongest, Cheapest, and Bat.
Prices,2s.4d.-28.8d.--88.-13s.4d.ttfis.811b,

Genuine pet:este eignedriONScinimin %
PURE, FINN, AND SWEEET BUTTE

Ensured lit all Seasons of the Year by using
'TOMLINSON & CO.'S BUTTER POWDER.
-1 Bold by Chemists A; Omen. in ad, la tla ad Bova
RICH AND Dzracrious GB.AVINS
at once produced by using a small quantity a
'TOMLINSON I CO.'S BROWN GRAVY SALT.
-A- Bold In &War, Is tas ad each, by Cheotista it Grows.

Liver Complaints, Bile, and Indigestion
Prevented and much Relieved by taking
TOMLINSON & CO.'S TARAXACITM COCOL
••• Bold in Pow. is 9d mad Mid each, by Chamois.

HORNIMAN's TEA
the Purest, Strongest Cheapest, and Bet
Prices,2s.4d.-28.841.-Bs.-88.4d.&35.8d.1b.
Genuine packets aignedroVililenuinan%

AGENTS
Bridport
Beassitbsier
Blassrford
Bert Reria
Orme Abbas
DORCHESTER
tribe
kelbwri 011111011411
*anima
11)MOUTH
isithorso
iagerb,.m.

IN TIIIS DISTItICT
Beech and Co., Esettetreet,
Oliver, Fore-stree4.
Clyde.
Mundell, Grocer.
B ,nnett, Lengetreek
Evsse, High-East-street.
Dunster, Broad-street
Watts.
Byrum
Beet.
Cole Chemlet, 18, St. Mends*.
Houideas, Poet-OMee.
Batellell.

NIXEY'S REFINED BLACK LEAD-
- Clinallana.—Tlr proprietor b.f. to CAUTION Yr 14!
=trine beyond upon by unprincipled tedious*. cla
liruziousJt.
article.""nme "4
Aak for W. G. BIXBY". BLACK &lAD, ad me 'air.
Moo U. 11 Soho Square, London. W.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

NOIMAN AND Co.,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,

STEAM JOINERY WORKS AND SAW MILLS
00101LICIAL ROAD, (DIPOT, ROROOL:ATIIIRT,)
WEYMOUTH.
JOINERS TO THE TRADE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

TilOR CHILDREN'S COUGHS and COLDS
EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP, a gale and effectua
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Ise. One trial of thi
clement tuting medicine will convince that It is one o
the most valuable remedies ever offered to the public
by the early use of which a very large amount o
suffering will be saved. Most important testimonials
could be given did space allow, from persons who speak
of it thus :—" Perfectly snooessful."—" Instant relief.'
—"l've the greatest faith in it."—" Would not be
without it on any scoount."—" Quite rare it saved my
shad's life; had only given one dose, and within two
hours the child was quite another creature." By
promoting free perspiration, gentle expectoration, and
the consequent sedative effect upon the .ystem, it will
generally remove all alarming symptoms in the course
of twenty-four hours. Sold in bottles, 7id., Is. lid.,
and 2s. 9d. each. Full directions accompany each
bottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

PORTLAND.

EARLY CLOSING. A number of the princ‘Ft.
establishments have agreed to ekes at 5 p.m.. 't
Thursday., during the mummer months, from the
inst., to September 29,

POOLE.

BniROWING i AWCHOIL—On Monday,John Height..
Ipnpl pilot. ef Poole. wiLik charged before W. C
Adey and K. Lacy. Eacirs., with stealing an free dt,el.
the property of George Cutler, fishmonger. of Bonne-
mouth. It appeared prisoner "borrowed" the :.octx
According to a custom amongst the fisheimen, hat he
boy neglected to tell prosecutor. It was evil it
had no felonious intention, and proa.cutor withdrew
the charge.

R.081.;-13ASKIIIIPTCT.—The lint meeting of er.Jit
in the bankruptcy of Robert Rose, id Loowneet, wa. hold 1.1
the R. aistrar of the County Court on Mond,. Throe ,-rotlta
were ',recent and two were represented b) arr. Tho to
rupCa debt. amount to glllB 104. Mr. appoan If.
the bankrupt. and Mr. Marker for the mud tor.. hr
11,111. wu appointed ttuatee, and Maims. J. Houk.% • •"
T. Buvlicy the committee of Inspection. Debts ern
to the amount of £l3B. The neat sitting will be bel,l
9th of May.

-
ACCIDENT •T IHANWOHTET.—On Monday • yor"
man named John Hughes, aged 18, was at vrcnk xi
Lake clay pits, at Hamworthy, when he accidento-1f
fell and one of his leg. went under a heavy clay wasvi-
and was fearfully 'rushed. He WU taken to hi, 1101,
and attended by Mr. Turner (of the firm of Mewl.
Lacy and Turner, surgeons) and he wax afierwg'l‘
removed to the infirmary of the Poole Union Wo.k.
house.

CORPS CASTLE.
We have to announce the death of the 5...11t
Marti. The venerable gentlemen expired on Not" ~
In the UOth year of his age, haring been the paetor of 1b.4
pendent Chapel upwards of 40 yews. It may be 14..1!
that he neat down to the grace full f ycarsand full ,1
hauing by his Undone. Iron the respect and gratitude .4
.4
around blot Ile has made provision for the
uneards the maintenance of the tutnievy peer
deceased at the time I hbideath was the oldest lioneeel.e.,.
minister In the South-westof England.

IiAWXCHURCII.
A CHILD Lthir.—t)n Monday ofternonn II:.1111,1 11..*111, %hoer pftfr I + ha, • Wei) collie "• ;
Southinoor, wan milt au an rrrand Lo fitanimer), and
Keareh um made night and day t Meting:oday atter.. .Z
the poor child was found at ikaner Hatch, about a aO..
half from Hellome, lying Ism downwards, thee,
exhausted from being without food or shelter ri Iket
auglwoon. The Joy of the perente can be better 'mows
than described.

BRADFORD ABBAS.
ACCIDENT WITH CIU EPOWDEL, —One day last 'Pei"
a poor boy named Whiting, while " bird•lieepiee. (°?.
Sampson, of Wyk. Farm, managed to blow woo,'
up in a novel way, namely, by rutting both ho, 4ut
powder and hia matches into the same pocket. 110
4186)4(011y hurut about the bead end lace, but
hoped that be will recover.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

SUTTON k. &ma'am- also supply—

Good Yellow Globe Mengel ... Fer pound .
Good Orange t.lobe ditto ... .. 14
Good Red Gibe dito 9
Good Red Long ditto ... it
Good Long Yellow ditto ... ... 9
Selected Y. bow Globe blangel In
Selected Ovine. Globe 4.1,tt0 ... 10
Stratton'. Red Globe ditto ... ... 0
Giant Long Yellow Ditto ... 0
New Yellow lnterinetli.te ditto
Mach cheaper by the act

For Prices of Kurroxs. HOME-GROWN TURNIP
SERDS, SUITORS' GRASS SEEDS for all Soils,
and al, ots.r F RM SEEDS, see " MUTTONS' NEW
FARR SEED LIST," which may be had Gratis on
application.
An Goa, Carriage Free (ereePe reri u,ali Parcels).
Fire per Cent. unwed fur Prompt Payment.

SUTTON AND SONS,
SEED GROWERS. READING, BERKSHIRE,
N.H. —Menne& SUTTON have many usurper,
within the cor,dation of thim paper to whom they can
with confidence refer, u to the Superior Quality of their
Seeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

WOLL•r/ON RSTAT!.

A letter was read from Mr. B. Longman, who has
purchased of Mr. Manfield a portion of his field adjoin-
ing the walks, one sfde of which abate on the western
road of the Wollaston sonde, and the other skirts the
chestnut walk, asking, as we understood, permission to
innke a gateway, opening on to the Wollaston road, on
cloning the opening from Mr. Bishop's stables, and also
if there would be an objection to his placing the wall
he intends building parallel with the walk in a line
with those stables.
It was thought necessary that a plan of what was
proposed should be presented. There seemed to be a
disposition to allow gates to be opened on the Wollaston
road, by payment of an acknowledgment, the gates to
be placed opposite the centre road. As to the southern
boundary the Council meld not give 'way any land
that was theirs without a consideration, and it was said
narrowing that road four fret—as it was Mated the
proposal would do -would spoil the road there
The matter is to be discussed at the next meeting.
A letter'was reed from Mr. F. J. Holland alto garden
round in the Wollaston field, but it waslremarked that
the Council had not yet resolved so to appropriate it.
TB/ mum*.

The 114am' had reee—iVed—.l-e-t-t-e—r from lire. Bingham
asking for the nee of the outer Cnrn Brehange, during
the militia training, and it was at Immo agreed to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

D A.D. 1700.
0135 E AT DEANE'S
ID CATALOGUI.
lig, gratis and poet free.
1 London and Fire Irons
Bedideeds and Bedding
Stoves and Range.
Copper. Iron, and, Tin Ware
I Turnery, Brushes, and Mat
I Horticultural Tools
or cash payments oter £2
iLIAII-81'.. LONDON-BRIDGE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

GOVERII/1111T INQUIRILII.

The TOWII CLISI bad received • letter asking what
had been done under the Baths and Workbotues dot--
(laughter).
The Maros bad • letter of Inquiry as to whether we
had any commons or pasture-roasters.

LOCAL 13at1p.

The Surveyor reported what bad beendone towards
removing the soil in Wollaatois field, as ordered at the
last meeting, and it was arranged that the same men—
whom Mr. Alderman Gelpin testified had worked well
at it—should be employed to remove the remainder and
the chalk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

E. CAMBRIDGE & CO's.
(LATI W. C. CA)(BIIIDGE)
PATENT PRIZE COMBINED - ',WHEEL
ROLLER AND CV"-

iltl3BB.
iLOD CRUSHER.
- • --,_=1•06-
immummom!
vosed

THIS Implement is coral _of inumber of
W. CAlll%lllO6l'll old pattern plain-edged wheel.
with a notched one between each. It. merits and use
are too well known to mol description or comment
The frames can be made either of wood or tubular iron.

Chain Harrows of erery description and price.
PRIZE HORSE R ICES, LAND PRESSRRS,
HORSE GEARS, SEAMEN'S PATENT EXCELSIOR
TINE HARROWS, and every description of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT detiveredfsee to soy
station.

STRAM - RNOINVAI AND THRASHING MACHIN= lUDS

To oRDIR OR REPAIRED.
CATALOGURS WITH PRIMA, ON APPLICATIO V.
RT. PHILIP'S 1801 WORKS, BRISTOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

FANS°
THE ITCH.
EV'S PROUD'S REMEDY, w'thout the least
smell, • certain ours in • few days. Many hundreds of
Testimonials might be given ; one application will
however, prove the above assertions. Sold in boxes
Is. lid. each. Family Packet., containing 10 boxes,
mat carriage free to any .tation throughout the kingdom
on receipt of Post Offloe Order. for 100 6rl.
ipuß YOUNG FEMALSS.
I: EVANS'S FEMALE PILLS. These Pills are pre-
pared for Young Females, who suffer from the following
symptoms :—Heaviness, Fatigue on the least exertion,
Palpitation/ of the Heart, Pains in the Rack and Loin.,
Headache and Giddiness on stooping, extreme Paler and
Yellowish Hue nf Oomplexion. Swelling about the Eyes
in the morning. Swelling of the Feet, Short Dry Cough,
Bad Appetite, Great Languor and Listlessness, with •
variety of other symptom., all indicating deilcieng
magi of Ute mien se the excuse, to remedy and remote
which thews Pills ire adapted. Prepared only by
A J Evans, and sod in boxes Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each

_
14101 t TOOTH-ACHE.
IMAM% TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC immediately
'Hemet the ot est *dal atom iteLl in bottles 74d.
and le. Ild. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

CHEESE lIARKET.

---- - -
DIVLIIMI, Thunday. —TM m rket was well supplied with
cheese for the time of year, but the quality was generally
inferior, and the result was a decline In price. a tolerable
4 IriranCe Wing diertl'll at the following rates:— Good doubles,
nos. to nes.; ball skims. elqs. to 43i.; skims, gls. to gOs. per
ewt„
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

FATAL COLLIERY +CCIDENT.

A merlons colliery accident occurred on Saturday, at
Etariaw 'bale pit, near Edinburgh. The woodwork of
Um abaft of tbe pit caught fire when flit, 51* men were
wvrk. Forty-nlne were with difficulty drawn up
through tbe flames. Owi,,g to the smoke, however. it
was impossible to tell when the cage eontsining the
„weed men had &mewl. at the surface, and in one
hietance one
.of the colliers was biought op twice in
whggo deecribed as • red-hot cage. After the fire bad
hem extinguished, the renapining scorn Inca were
10S11114•'4 at the bottom of the pit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

RSET COUNTY EXPRESS

I charged with converting to her own use • veil of
which she was what is technically called the bailee. To
oall this offence lucency is as new definition of mime by
the statute. You me aware that one denuition of the
offence of lareency was that of taking againat the will
of the comessor—there must have been a felonious
taking of the chattel. Where that did not armor, srlirre
the chattel came into the possessioo of the offender
' legally and Miti the perniimion of the owner, there was
often considerable difficulty, under the old lawo, of
bringing home the charge of guilt in cam of the offender
having appropriated the chattel to his own um. The
Act of Parliament now enables you, although the
person came into the poseession of blur chattel 'tidally,
by the will of the owner', own hands, a subsolosoUY
tie offender convert the chattel to his own use, intend.
ing thereby to deprive the owner of the pommies
thereof, it eornoetent for you to finds bill again,. the
prisoner for larceny, the 411T110 &I if he hadlactually taken
the chattel which is the .ohjeet of the charge. The
honourable and learned Chairman than dismissed the
grand jury to their duties.
Tour or Paiwszat
uTItNO WATCII6I AT Ix.IIrIIDTPP.
• -

WiLuAli MirkLext-enn, 31, holy trteocr, •nd KLizABETe MAIL,
Btu. tee, 20, ha. kcr, .Cr• brought up f..r. ,ttaadng a %Over
aateh. the property Alfred litehop, at Dor.leater, on the
Sth November, INV, and alto eith remising a gold Albert
chain and *Over trate'', the Wog. ely of Th"lfm. Ifiggo, teell
knotting the Male to have been atulett, at Forthngton, on the
17th February, le7o.
Mr. Qtrter prweeuted, and Mr. Pole defended Miekleburgh,
but Mallard was undefended.
.

-
Sarah Bishop, • ife 14 the landlord of the Railway Inn, .aid
she had had a watch belonging to her seven or eight ynr.
past. She was In the habit f keeping It on the drawers. and
6,4 „a, it on the 2nd November. On the:,th tu.ssed it, and
made m quirks in the presence of prisoners Her servant-maid
,be k.,aw nothing about It. l'iisoner., who had been
lodging In her house nn the same fb..r a. the room in ehkh
she keld her watch, were present. Sbe Identified the watch
prlsluoed. by a little !nark inside. It taws brought to her on
l'ehrnary 19.
. . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

-DOH THE PIL ES
EVANS'S REMEDY for PILES. An early applies
lion of this very palatable remedy never fails in ordinary
,sess to give iesstrdiate relief. and effect a speedy cure.
Sold in pots, la 14., and 2s. 9d. each.

POE THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
a: /lAMBI:MINE, a ooncentrated djetiflit,ion horn
Elder Flowers. This exquisite preparation has been so
judiciously combined with other efficient icgredients as
to produce one of the most agreeable and successful
remedies for the cure of Roughness of Skin, P,MPIeS,
Blotches, Chapped Lips or Hands, and other affections
o( the skin. It entirely prevents sunburn if used before
going out of doors; removes Freckles and improves the
complexion. It is perfectly free from any greasy
Property; is most agreeable in the using. and as skin
lotion, is altogether unequalled. Prepared only by a.•
J. EVANS, and sold in bottles U. 1....tetr1.2e. 31 each.
AGUT W1T11017121 Wild44llB OATS
SLIMING), St. Thoosad-street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

PORTLAND.

A DISTRAIT Convicr.—A wretch named Rail, who
has been flogged for bad conduct in Portland prima
has lately been admitted into the infirmary. It la well
know that in that favoured place, the °ocelots meet
with every comfort, not to say Indulgence, while the
attention they retains from the medisal officers is of
the most kindly character. The villain Hall, however,
only pampered by the unwonted luxuries. ungratefully
attacked 10r. Nicholson with an iron belt. and struck
him on the head, while his attention was diverted by
his medical duties. The scoundrel was seized, and
carried before the Governor, end even there he
threatened Dr. Nicholson that they should meet again.
He was taken off and confined in a close cell, and he
case will be considered with a view to what punishment
he shall have.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

LI ONIIMINTAL SCULFIIJRE. Mnitunienta, Tablets, Marbe
In and Granite 'Pomba, Creme+ and Memorial &amine.
IMPERISHABLE LETTERS In SOLID LEAD.--OAFFIN, the
Carrara Marble Work% 63, Regent-street, London, W.

ri RE KNHO VS DI can now he Produced. hy &judicious cora-
bination of WOOD, IRON and ()LASS, for the fabulously
low sum of LS. —For particulars, send stamp to T. IL P.
DENNIS and CORIPAIM Anchor Works, Chelmsford.

TAYLOR'S SPECIFIC LINI TMEN —Thla juinly celebrated
preparation la a SPECIFIC for RHEUMATISM, TOOTH-
ACHE, LUMBAGO, TIC DOLOREUX, SPRAINS,
of sinch are instantaneonaly cured after Its application.
The proprietor holds the todimony of Ito eacy from many
Ministers and Missionaries of Scotland and abroad, which Teati•
moniels may to had [Tom all reopedable Druggists in the
kingdom.
The tft,oiclic is sold In bottled at la 14d., 'in 9d. and Y. 6d.
Mr. TAnoa. ILlrloaddy, 4th Dec. 1868.
Dear Sir,— Hume cuff eyed for many years from rheumatism.
tiied your epocille ; and after tero-days' trial, on your direc.
boos, It cured me.—Yours Over Jose SISBL.
P.A. —ilia thii in y sir air irtioimint if rot like.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA,
BRONCUMS, and NEURALGIA,
rpm: GREAT REMF.IIV .4 the day is Dr. J. f•OLLIS
BROWNE'S CIILORODVNE, a few doses will cure all
incipient casvw. Caution. - -The extraordinary nsedieal report*
on the ellgoacy of Chlorodyne renders it of s Rai importance
that the public ahould obtain the iv-swine. which is now sold
under the protection of Government autborhang a stamp bear-
ing the worth " Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne," without
which none la genuine. Roe decision of Vice-Chimeellor Sir W.
Page Wood, Use Timm, July 16, 1884. Sold in botlice, In. lid.,
91. gd., and 4a. 13d., by all chemist+. Sole nms. ulacturer, J. T.
DAVENPORT, 33. Great Rumell-atreet. London, W.C.
TILL —To 0101111110 or to Bell again.

Kilgija BROS.. 30. Sloorgateotreet, City are now wuppl) -
‘ll ing a Very fine Stmog Rich Congou, gcl.. Very Choice
Souchnng, b. 10.1. A large 1410101.1 well alerted Nark
Teao, Iran la lid. to te. 4.4. Order* for CI worth ant carriage
paid to aU parte ol England 4:4 Wake, Scotland. and Ireland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

THE IRISH LAND BILL.

Easter is tame upon us. but the Lind Bill 1,.+ mait
small progress in °enmities. Clause 1, legalivos us
Ulster custom, was passed, not quickly, but Iriait s
reasonable tune; clause 2, after much disoussion Lai
amendment, was struck out that it might be replatel
by another clause, upon which diacussion may
be renewed at equal length; but it WM upon chime
fixiog the *mount of oompemiation to evicted tenau,.
that the great tug of war warn to Dome, litre
variety of opinion in the Rouse of Commons on tki
Irish land question was strikingly manifested, sod
began to seem impossible to form anything like
definite scheme out nf this chaos of views. Bnttbi
divergence was chiefly among tho speaking memben
and a minister with a great ellcit majority, suet"
Mr. Gladstone poems's, can, with, a little eonsemo
here and there, carry his Ennio point. when the stress
of talk is only exhausted, and the test of a diviska
reached. Clause 3 settled, the rest tif the bill 'till
comparatively plain sailing ; and it tvill doubtless r
down to the Lords in time this year, thought not
early as its authors hoped.

1/ ON Ulf NTAL scuLertnut, Ilenun Tsuo.•
In. Marble and Omni*. Tombs, Crones • tod
Brume*: IMPERISHABLE LEITERS In SOLID LE -
OA FFIN. the Cumin Merble Works, EL Reeol..ry.
London W
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

BUTTONS' BERKSHIRE PRIZE YELLOW GLOBE

MANGEL.
The heaviest Globe Mantel In Cultivation.
Pries Is. per maid. cheaper by the cot
From M. W. MoNcutl, bsliff to the Right Rot. Lord
•
_ Leith.
. . .

Stnnelelgh Abbey ?arm, Kenilworth.
October 23, 1869.—" I have • splendid crop of
Menials, sod for • general crop I would have oom.
peted with soy one. I bare one field taken op and
commence the other to•morrow. If you wish any one
to iospect the field, do so on Monday nest, 25th inst.

SUTT'ONS' MAMMOTH LONG RED MANGEL.
THE LARGEST AND HEAVIEST
.CROPPIIIO LONG MENGEL.

This variety mu awarded the First awl &mond Prises
at the Birmingham Root Shoes, 1868, 1969.
Price In. 6J. pr pored. cAtaper by Me cwt.

sFrom Mr. F. Bainerr, B.iliffsto.Lord Noaeußy.

_
November 29th, I8o9.—" Lord Norbury has desired
me to tell you that be is much pleased with the Ifsm•
moth Long Red Mengel Wurzel seed had from you last
spring. We had GI tons per acre, and not on the best
of land."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

-Per eih to dnk the oerg.

s. d. s.d. N. d. s. d.
lot. coarse beasts 11 2to I 8 Piimsoouthdowsio6 6to 5 10
&rood quality... 4 0 to 4 6 l.c. roars* soiree 3 10 to 4 10
Prime large 114. 4 810410 Prlm• small
Prime Scots, fr. 4 10 to 6 0 Largo bogs 4 6to 6 4
of. coarse &hero 11 0 In 3 ti Moat snel. porton 6 60 5 8
Second quality .. 3 1010 4 4 Sekog. calre4,•ch 22 it. 26 0
Prime coarse wild 6 01. 6 4 gr.old str.plusedo 20 oto 211 0
TOTAL SIITTLY

Limb, Is. W. to 13. al:

Millais STMT.
Barite
%sap and lambs ..... .... 7,610 Sheep and limbs 1,450
Pim.
111•1113011SII. Thursday.—The mapply of brute was larger
than on Thursday last, and the general coudition 1.1 the anlmalc
g0..1. The demand ruled heavy for all brood., and lower
Prior. were nibtnitted to. The number of sheep wee lame, but
trade being dull, oven the expedient of hover price. would not
take them off. The number of calves was seasonable large:
the tail trade .low. Price, reee.led fully Id. per lb. There
I Wee a IMr supple of fat pigs, which were cleared off. Beef.
' 01d. to 70. per lb.; mutton In • no!. 7d. to 8111. per lb.; ditto
nhorn, 61.1. to 71.1. per 1t..; veal. rd. to 714. ; bacon pip,
1.. 31. to 11.. per wore; porket dlr.., 10 1 CM. to 11,.. 3d.
MITIV.II.UTse MIAS, Thursday. - The mem trade wat dull
4,,,,my. °MN; to the •arm weather, but the supplies were not
extensive.
Inferior beef .... 2 Pe6rt•ll"3" by
hhell"neri""."..r Mutton 30 „ 3 4
m ',idling ditto 3 4 „ 4 0 Middling ditto 3 6 ~ 4 0
prime large do. 4 4 .. 4 0 Prime ditto . 4 14
.. 5 c,
4 0 ~ 1 0
Prime
"m"
ditt.°
44 00 ," 54 06 I 111"" mall dilt ...
.... C. 0 „ 5 4
Lamb. Os. Silo 4e. 4,1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds will most on Monch
111th, M Houghton Wood—st 11. To finish
Ille&SOD •

Tbe Mackinaw Vale Foxhounds will meet ea Ttr
day at itaydeet Lodge; Stitarday, Haater's Lode-
al 12.

BIRTEIfi.

March 26, at 8t- Mioheed's-lane, Bridport, the wth
! Mr. Richard Way, of • daughter.
March 31, at Malmiorton.house. florist, the wife
Di•by, of s arm
April 2, at liartand-plaos, Southampton, Mrs. Hear
line, of twin daughters, atillboro.
April 4, at West-strut, Bridport, the wife of ift
F. Slade, Imitator, of • sou.
April 6, at Litton Chaney, the wife of Mr. T. GiJd.
• son.

Lieut.

April 7, at Langton llatravers, the wife of the Re
~ F. Trotman, of • daughter.
April 4, at Lyme Itegis, the wife of R. W. ilillwe.
eq., solicitor, of • daughter.
April 4, at Charles-street, Donbeeter, the info
fr. J. Cox, it • sou.
April 4, at the Willett Arms, Oakley, Wirshortt
e wife of Kr. George Keering, of aeon.
April 6, at Studland, Dorset, the wife of Mr A. I
oak ham, of • daughter.
April 2, at High-street, Paolo, the wife of Mu Gorr
subinet maker, of a eon.
DEATHS.
Karate 213, at the Close. Exeter, Mies Rarimt'°.
aged 63, 'WM' of the Rev. R. C. Harington, Chaco:al:a,
of the Cathedral.
Karate 29, at Weymouth, &award D. Davie.,
hit. W. Davies, formerly of the Wm Ofilee, &sof 36.
March 30, Kr. John Wallis, brickmaker, Broli
mayo., aged 79.
March 30, at Cattistook, Kr. Peter Parrett, ei
42.

E.qH
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12

CONCRETE BUILDINGS.

NOWII•11 and Co. are prepared to furnish Estimates
and Construct at a very low cost, Farm Buildings',
Sheds, Outhouses, and Fence Walls of o,nerete,
specimens of which may be men on theix works at
Commersial Road, Weymouth.

Nahum in Cement. Plaster, Drain Pipes. and all
other kinds f Building Material.
• NTOOI •LW•ill ON li•ND.

NORMAN AND Co.,
NORTICULTURAL BUILDERS AND HOT WATER
ENGINEERS.

Designs and Estimates famished. and all kinds el
Rortieultarel Building's, Conservatories. Greenhouses,
to., mistrusted iu.der experienoed preemal mums-
niskt, 04 WI woo 14oprove4 waken primiplis.