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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTH AD MELCOMBE

GENERAL MARKET

10 • UCTIONNERB AND OTHERS.

_AND FISH MARKET

liousigs.

To BE LI7.T by TENDER, for ADVER-
Tisiso PITItPosE4, all those SPACES and
CoMPAKTMENTS in the General and Fish Market
Houses cipable of toeing need for advertising, for this
term of one year, oomnsencing on ths first day of May
neat.

l'..noone desirous of renting the same are requested to
send temled Tenders to my Office nor before the 30th
elay of April instant, stating the rent they are Tillie(
to ..ay.
The Council do not bind themselves to accept the
highest or any T.irier.
Br ()Farr of the Council .

CIIA. STEGGAI:L, Town Cleric.
Weymouth, Zird April, Inn&

BLANDFORD UNION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
BOARD of (WARMAN!? of the Rlandford
'Union will, a* their MEETING to be held on the 16th
day of MAY, proceed to the APPOINTMENT of a
3I ASTER and MATRON, recant by the resignation of
Mr. Illoitestw.and Mrs LONG.

me Onrdiac. Te;iiii;e—a-m.erried couple, and it is
armorial Coat the Waster be lulls oomtetent to keep the
Beeounia and Books in the form prescribed by the Poor.
law Beard.

The Salary of the Master will be £4O, and that of the
Xarron £2O per annum, with apartments and rations.
Candidates most send applieations in their own hand-
smiting, somospanied by testimonials of recent date,
Mating age and present occupation, addressed to the
Clerk, or or before Fri lay, the 15th day of May next,
marked "Application fur Appointment of Halter and
Matron."

—Cmc.lidate. ere not rept...led to attend nnlees they
receive notice from tbe Clerk.

The parties appointed will bo required to enter on
their &dire as soon sr poiaible, and to cum. not to
relinquish their appointments until after two months'
notice in writing; and the Master will have to give a
bond, with two auftlolent sureties in the earn of noo,
for the due discharge a th duties of his otHos.
BY °1.1!1.

_ ____,
W. H. ATKINSON, Clark.
Blum!for& April 20th, WWI&

BLLNDFORD UNION.

VVANTED, by the Blandford Board of
Guardians, an satire. intelligent man as
PORTER to the UNION WORKHOUSR. maid
be • single man, or • widower without children. A
Tailor or Shoemaker preferred. Wages &leper &amain,
apartment. and double ration&
Applications in the handwriting of the Candidate,
and recent testimonials, to be sent to the Clerk on or
before FRIDA tbe llith day of MAY neat.
Candidates need not attend personally anima they
rewire notice from tire Clerk, or unless they denim to
do io, and the Board cannot undertake to pay the
/ripens's of any defeated Candidate.
The person sppointed will be required to enter on his
&aim at moo se posable.
By order of the Board,
W. H. ATKINSON, Clerk.
Blandford, April 90th, 19603.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

WOOL MARKETS.

BRADFORD, Thareday.—The
_past week hie beam a
quiet oar, in the wool trade. d.O good wools - aspeabilly
Lincoln and North hogs and wethers—are fatly as dear
as ever, and for inferior sorts Mere is no perceptible
Amp.
CURRILVT PRICES OF ENGLISH WOOL
a. d• s.d.
Fadaasi-B•Nuthdnsrn MINIM; .. ..prz S g to 1
Hall-brod ditto ..
Kent Fleeces .• I
.30u,„,,,..” ewes and wirtbais To —1 3
Weeder ditto I—l a
Boors—Clothing
Combing ..

HOP MARKET.
Boatmoß, Friday. —Mews. Pattenden and Smith
report an improved demand for all good samples, blth
for home trade and for exportation. Priem rule rather
firmer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

COUGHS, COLDS, AST
CAUTION.-

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE
Li publicly acknowledged by the roost eminent physicians
of the day to be the Mali effectual remedy Mir disco-
vered CAIMON.—Be wire to obtain Dr. J. COLLIS
BROWNE'S CHLORODYNN.

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.

The tight Hoc. Forl Rooted communicated to the Col-
lage of Piciana and J. T. Davenport Lima be bad
raodived Wormatko to the effect that the only i=
of any service to Cholera aria Chlorodynn --Sao
Decombar 31, last

J. T. DAVENPORT, Si, GRIA.T EMI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

PILLS BIIPIiRBRDID BY

QANGER'S TASTELESS ANTIBILIOUS
POWDERS, an effectual remedy for bilious
headaches, sickness, and all stomach complaints. Prior
13.14. and 2s. 9d. per packet, of all chemists, orb,
poet for 15 or 36 stumps, of J. BANGUI k SONS, 190
Oxford-street, London, W.
Ev•xs. Chemist, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

BELL'S

BIIIILL'S Patent Guano contains a higher per centage than any
other Manure of all the most valuable ertentials for growing large and
healthy Crop&
•
.... ” _
OCS Fietrt,„ OTHER ARTIFICIAL MANURES OF FIRST-RATE QUALITY
AND AT LOW PRICEt3.
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Particulars of GIBI3S, BELL, and Co-,
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740111 A-1 t* or their Agent.—
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B. Gam. ...... ..--Pitn
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Joey Leine 111Leela...Biellajtd.
0. J. VENNI

K CAMBRIDGE AND Co.'s

(Las W. o. ompazoos)
ELEBRATED PATENT_ PRIZE . COMBINED TINE AND

CHAIN RAE3OW

Received the lst Prise st six ecessscatlwe toTllShows, whim AM
istrodeeed in August and &amber. 1863. Also fllgbly Commended at the Hopi
Arieeltoral Society's Show. Helmut* 1864, whoa so prises were offered for Chaim
Harrows.

As a Bush Harrow for Pasture Lund, Rabb*: Down Manure, Baratehinu up
Moos he., it is unrivalled.

It does It. work better, and relieves itself as well aa the ordinary Chain:Harrow
when oolkatiag Couch or Twitch °ram.
It is also used tor working down Lend that bar bees Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making • first-rate Bend Bed without distarbine the Mamma, and is
inrehiable foe healing Seed or Grain, leering • Arm, me tilth, shah as auutot be
obtained with any ether Implisawat.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

II AMPSHIRIL

TO BE LET, for • Term, s good STOCK
and CORN FARM. with good Homo end
Homestead. emwieting a 200 aerie, 20 norm being
pasture. Immediate poseweion will be given to an
Weaved Meant who will take Live and Dead Stock,
Tillages, he.. al a Valuation.—Apple to News.
111.13111m0. and Paulus, Land Aguas, kg., 3, Portland
-
street, Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

TO BAKERS AND CONFECTIONER&

WANTIID, by s person of considerable
esperiener, • Situation as MAN %GER of
Ratio, busmen', or as WORKING FOREMAN.
Serbisetorytestimonlals.—Addree."A.&C.," Fe/epees
Office, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

WEYMOUTH.

COenttnertow.—The Bishop of the Diocese will hold
• confirmation at Trinity Church in May.
A ILCELAIOLOGIO L.—Some portion of the road leading
from the turnpike on the Dorchester rood to Badipole
church, having been lowered during the past week to a
depth varying from to 2f1.. a great many evidessoes
of the ground having being cempied at an early date
; have come to light. Several pieces of swarm 13111121411
I ware, black pottery, boss's tasks, • spear head. half a
coffer, finger ring, ka. have been exhumed. We
understand the opinion be been formed by times emu..
pat
ent to judge, that Radipolia is risk in
of exchasologiaal learner..
FAJWIVICLL SEZMOS. --fl. Rev. O. Philipps, make
samba at Trinity Church, preached his farewell sermon
there oo Sunday evening last The rev. gentleisaan
took as his text the words, " Work out your own ;
salvation with fear and trembling," During the four
years that (be rev. gentlemen has laboured here, the
great increase of the congregation, and the flourishing '
condition of the day and Sunday schools, gave maMeia I
testimony to the seal with which be has performed his
pastoral ministrations. There was a crowded congregation
on &today night, and mach regret is manifested at the
departure of the rev. gentleman for Winfrith. We
understand that a testimonial of esteem will he pre-
sented to the Bev. George Ptallpps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

inarkets.

There we.. moderate attendance of buyers at Fridta
sera market In Mark JAM, 63d the quantity of wag
wheat oe sale was small Monday's drum in price
was maintained. Barley said slowly on former terms ;
sad oats were bold for more money. At liverpool end
Wakefield es the same day the wheat trod* was Arm,
with priers • shade higher. —ln the Metropolitaa cattle
merket oa Thunday the 'apply exceeded the demand,
sad prime felL —le the wool market trade has been
brisker, sad prises have advanced id. **ultra lb.,the better qualities taking the lead.—The bath
eceetwise sad by rail, have of late been moderate la the
potato* market, and trade continues alisedy, at lift
quoistioas.

DIPMUILL 00ilf AYIMAOLL.

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I doe *lf Ud. badly mad • ris a Id. in coli,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

UNDER nARDENER.

WANTED, as UNDER GARDENER,
young man aecustomed to Gardening work.
Aptly, Mating wage., to W. Ilatingw, Gardener,
.Brooklaairie, Charmineter, Dorchreter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

NORTH HANTS.

APARTNER, in the occupation of • Rood
STOCK and CORN FARM of 700 urea, with • 14
years' loess, who is iii ill health, would be willing to
oshis half Omni in the tame. with Immediate
on, in a recent who would take his interest in
E 7 ..77.0.k, Crop, Tillspo, Re. . at • Volution.- -For
=;US apply to Messrs. BLUNDILL and PLuna,
Ards. ks., 3, Portlaod.treet, Southampton.

NVORKING BA ILIFF. —W anted, on
*sutler:nate' farm in Hampshire. a married
mem Mr.iroushly accustomed to the Management of
ewers. Hs will have to telt* hie share in the work of the
Em. and his wife must also assi.t in milking end
Waking cart of the Dairy and Poultry. Wages 255.
weekly, with hour, end Aring.—Addresi "Mr A. M.,"
licroilmer Lodge. Lipbook, Haute.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN&

N;vmow wlicErs PILLS (lizansusr's
thuoursi,) so long and justly celebrated fee
their pessiliar virtues, are stroogly recommended to the
notice of every lady, havivg obeilned the assetion aid
approbation of most gentlemen at the misdeal pro.
fission, u • safe and rateable medicine In efficiently
removing obstructions, and uheving other Woos-
YeDl4l2OOl to which the female frame is liable, especially
those which at an early period of life (regain* arise
from want of exorcise and general debility of the
splice; they create an appetite, comet indigestion
remove gidldinese and minus hearkebe, sad me
eminently sinful I. windy deciders, thorium. of
breath, and palpitation of the heist; bsiag perlutly
Innocent, they may be used with safety In all ~OM
and climates,

It n , odes to the namerma imitations,
to warn the public that 1C1431112T1 IN the oely original
receipt, and bee been prepared by the Yearsley family
over eighty year'. Paramus should see that sash box
it wrapped in white paper, and the ISSMS, "C. KWISLIT."
engraved on lb. °overawed stamp._ Bold wholesale
and retail by J. Baron è Sox., 150, Othwdeltset,
London, and by all mediebie readers throe/lowa the
country, in bolts pries 2e. 11111. sack, or by pest for $8
postage stamps.
Apot-111r. EVLIN, Chemist, Dorthester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

DENTISTRY.

eciesequalat cif His grrot hereen of Prase:oh
TONS. LETS, Surgeon Dentist, end
:V1 wasuheturer of Artlialal Teeth, of 5, Sr.
I TROILia-OTRIMT, WiTNOCITE, will in future attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK SWIDAZSDaiII
sad BATOaDiTIII) at Mr. WiLLITIING a, 5, nom*
srairr, from 1 to 4 p.m., and will attend an patients
at their own midi:loos by appointammt, without extra
charge, •ithin one mile of Dorchester, On Wednesdays
only.
If. LIT!! supplies artificial teeth, unrivalled for 11111,
comfort, natural appearance, and durability, and gives
• written warranty, aa to keep in good repair, free of
charge, for • period of ten years, for all hie work,
which will save the ineonveniemes of returning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to provide for repairs.
It. Urn has reduced hie prism within the mash of
everyone Consultation free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

PREPARED COCOA

En Ilb. Packets, One Shillivg per lb.
HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS AND INVIGORATING.
Made instaateovidy vrilh &a 1 i Water.
frH R oueley of which wmtear favoral,le e.meareem I/4th
any other deem pUoo olVocoa ever otreml to tLe

Observe the Trade Mark
on each Packet.

Finsbury Steam Hills, Lordon.
,01,r) t:v “1:0C1iltS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

1111 lie • 4.".

DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.

THE EXAMINATION of the STUDENTS
by the Science and Art D. partmant I. appointrd
In be held on the lOch and lith of MANCH, 1868,
at 7 p.m.
Any persons, not Members of the School, may hr
ad. itb-d to lizamosati.a on payment of a fee of 2a. 61
Stroh Candidata. shoul.l apply to the Hon. Secretary
aot laterithaa the 2nd of March.
B. LUCAS WATSON,
Hoe. fteerotary.

SUTTON'S
.6) HOMEGROWN SEEDS,
(which gained Two Priu
Medals Psria Universal 11
Exhibition, 1867)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

CONE4tIC

1881 LL

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER

TO the Queen, the Fun,, of and the late Priors
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock forth. HOUMA%
of Parliament.
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
.ll. ship and elegance of design of his eitennve Stook
of Watches nod thawing-room Clocks.
Indies' Gold Foreign Watches_ ... 7 Guinean
Gentlemen's ditto .. 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold
Lever ditto ... 19 „
Gentlemen's Gelii Compensation SP
Silver ditto ditto ... ... 25 „
Marine Chrononseten '- . 35 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers,Astronautics'-
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every destriptioo. kr.
elegant assortment of London-mads Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains. ko.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Cooties Bonk); 34 and
33, Royal Isehano ; and at the Cloak and Merino
Compass Faetosy. Somerset Wharf. Strand, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

ESTABLISHED 1811

HLT and T. PROCTOR invite the attention of Agriculturists to their SPECIAL BONE
MANUA'S, initials ue of a superior quality, and the ntoet eoesolnieal that can be need.

PROCTORS TURNIP MANURE PROCTOR'S WHEAT mAxmits
PROCTOR'S MANGOLD MANURE PROCTOR'S BARLEY MANURE
raocrows POTATO MANURE PROCTOR'S GRASS MANURE
BONE SUPERPHOSPH ATE OF LIME.
FaU particular, seat free by poet on apyliestion to Moan. Paecroa, or their Aomori..

A DDRIM9,

H. AND T.

PROCTOR,

ARTIFICIAL MANURE WORKS,
CATHAY, BRISTOL.

Wow—BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER, WARWICK, AND BRISTOL

AGENTS
:
Mr. J. STYES, Bradford Paversll. I Mr. F. G. GILLETT, Barton Bradatook, Bridport
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

BWANALGE.

Ti ODD/MI.OIW Dist. —" A Smear, Odesßow"
saying that the brethren wish • levy to be mada upon
them, so that the debt manned last year at the demon-
Mrstiou may be liquidated; and he says, "Will oar
worthy seeratary please make the levy, or else explain
how the bills an to be paid; also, why they have not
before this been settled r The reason why the debt has
not been diskarged appears from "a Swamp Odd.
fellow's" own remarks to be simply bemuse there is no
money in band for the purpose, but if the members are
willing sash to pay his qaota, we should thick there
would be no dildmity is arriving at so proper • resell.

BLLNDIFORD.

WI notice that J. J. Poesy, of Slandford, educated
at Queen Kluabsth's Grammar School, Wakefield. hes
obtained sacred Mass honours in the keel exandnation in
eon neetion with the Usiverelty of Qunbridge.
The CHIOIIISTRY OF IPTOXIOATISO Dente, formed
the grosad-work of an extellent lecture delivered on
Friday evades last, at the Town-hall, by the Rev.
John Mom, of Trowbridse, who hn• been giving • serie•
of lecture. on the Temperance question in the neigh-
bourhood during the past week. There was • good
attendance. The society's brass band played • selection
of music. Mr. Lawrence presided. At the
the lecturer wan heartily thanked.
Boweam Nue; liaturday.—Fkdore the Mayor and
J. & Daniell, Esq.—George W. Hooper, tailor, Wes
=d on the information of P.C. Seaviotar, with being
on Sunday night, the 16th inst. He pleaded not
guilty. —The noase stated that defendant, with three
others, came into the town shortly before seven o'clock
In a trap and instead 'of driving into the Greyhound
wd, the vehicle struck spinet • part of the 'National
Bank building and the horse fell, upon which be went
forward to help. Defendant then made use of bed
language towszth him, pushed him back, end offs, ed to
fight hue. He was drunk land so were his oompanion•
--Cherksißest, carrier, partially confirmed the constables
statement, and said be was excited and somewhat the
worse for liquor. —Defendant denied being drunk, and
said that be waa annoyed with the constable interfering
as the ostler wee elope by, and he told him so.
55. and Es. costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

NOTHING

RESTORES THE HUMAN IL&UL to its
PT]Ain* Wu, no muter at whet ege.
JOHN GOSNELL is 00.
Bars In loofah. with the sid of one of the mot maim*
Obennste succeeded in this wonderful Wild&
It io now onrod to the s more easodelsatdd
end as A lower price.
Bold in bailee 3. *soh; also In IN Rhoda' lON with brash.
Red Hall Wharf, Meli-penia•oll UMW neasepolmk
Lost)"

BARRY & 00.13

rje Nervous sod Debilitated. Read and
the
for yoareelL Dr. Baum Imo j act published
20,000 copies of the "Secret Friend." a mist valuable
book to young moo on the treatment and cure of
Novato sod Thysical Debility. loss of Memory. Dimness
of Sight, Lueitudr, pains is the Bank, local Weakness.,
Depreesion of Spirits, kei., silk plain directions for
perfect restoration to health end vigour. The book will
be mot post free to any address, nears from observation,
on reoeipt of two stamps.
Or Address. Dr. J. A. Raines, 90, Thornhill Crescent,
Calodoolan Road, London. N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL

SALE.
ESTABLIDEZD 1852.

MR, T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NFET BLA will be held se SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 29. 1868, commencias st 12 eels& with
ithe bailers aad calves.

Paters, Donnas:

2 very prime fel Wen, tbe property of Ormerel Sir
J. MICH6t.
4 safierior fit heifers.
•3 1.11610 fat heifer.. 2 ditto. 2 ditto. 2 ditto.
2 fresh barreners. 3 larren•rx 2 ditto. 2 ditto.
superior heifers and Ganes. 3 ditto.
3 betters and mine. 2 ditto.
6 onws and boilers with ulna
2 Desemmwo and calves. 2 bailors to calf.
2 Devon 2 ymr-old beifem
2 )earling heifers.
2-yearold bull. Fat Devon ball. 2 fat Ws.
Well-bred 2-year-old Devon bull.
ft fat calves.
50 very prime fat Down vrethen.
20 fat Down wetkers.
20 fat Down ewes. 10 ditto.
30 prime fat born •wee.
3 snowier Dawn rams. 4 fat rune.
Soo sad yeses pip. Milo& Ihlnto. ditto telb MIL
11.yoalLold ern soh.
3 oak farm gates.
Rmly Entries are respectfully wolicited.
Extensive Shads are erected for the shelter of Cattle.
and Keep provided for Stock mot the day before the
Sale at moderate Charges.
Commisaion-4d. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
6 per cent on Ranee soli Implements.
PROCEEDS OF SitE PAID TO VENDORS

KAYE DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

WANTED—. a good PLAIN COOK in a
largo foloilY• Good wan* to • person Irbo
andel...lards her work; also • HOUSEMAID, who is
capable and thorough. Roth must have good characters.
—Addriaa 6, Glisucrairr r Weymouth,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

ROYAL BERKSHIRE SEED ESTABLISHMENT

ItEADING.

N.R.—lfeasrs. SUTTON have numerous customers
within the circulation of this Paper, to whom they
caa with onnedence refer an to the superior quality of
their Seeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

&act tab fabfortablz Inttllignue.

Tan Pummel or Wahsa—The Pitacern of Wales
paid • visit to Pt. Bartholomew's Hospital os Monday,
and passed throne% nearly the whole el the waro oa
the ground door. libe addressed penosafly • great
number of the patients who were Is thgr bed., and
whose oases were explaised to her. Amongst those In
erboin else showed a special interest were the sufferers
from the Qeritenwell explosion, of whom about 30 are
still in the hospital, mast of them pron.nda, satin.
helot* to oonvelearnaes. The patl.at who Via shot
in the seek in Clerkenwell by • madman My also
kindly addressed by the Panama The Irishman who
was blown out of • sewer by an expiretou *till Iles in
the hospital, and is doing welL The Princess took
special and affectionate interest in • little etuld I. the
wards. Her Royal Highness was walking about nearlY
all the time, and appeared in eamplleat spirits.— Brlgg
ifedkal Journal.

The LONDON EINANON.—Te. fashionable world &Id
Its dependencies is in • Male of motive preparation for
the Court whieb the Queen is to bold in person on the
eth proximo, and there is no doobt that this return of
her Majesty to public Ulm idler more than six ran
itheenoe, will be • very grand affair. As me little
symptom of the effect which the royal preemies will
bane upon London trade, we hear on good authority
that numbers of embroiderer's, who bane been latterly
driven to meek employment in other pursuits, are now
bner in their old vocation, providing splendour for the
coming reogptimi. And as with them. so will it be more
or lam, with many trades; so that London may wall
rejoice at the termination of her Idajsetys seclusion.
With the 'sovereign ones more amongst them, with the
PiillooBll of Wales entirely rtistoisd to health, and with
fair prowl's of • mild spring and early gummier, it is
anticipated that the a
oomgfaasbionable season will be
the most brilliant that been men for years,
especially aa there is no orobsbilitY oi an untimely
divoliition of Parliament to loom, like • dark cloud,
over the gaieties of society.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

WOOL.

flcierrig.—On Saturday last an *neat we. held at
the Black Bear Inn, before Gibe Symonds, Req.,
ooroner, on the body of Robert Ricketts, • man belong-
ing to this place, aged 70 years, when the following
evidence was given.—William Hibbs. apprentice to
Mr. .1. Ricketts, smith, unto: This morning, about if
o'clock, I went into my maeter's back yard, when I
saw the deceased lying on this left side in the pig stye.
I though he had been seised with • fit, and I imme-
diately went for help, when William Northover and
others came, and we then saw his throat was out, and
that he was dead. I had volt= to him a short time
before, when he appeared all right—P.O. Bridle
stated: I was called, and saw deceased, Robert Rieke*
lying 011 his left side, with his throat out in • fright-
fid manner, and in his right hand be had • razor open,
which, together with his band, wes covered with blood.
Theve was also a great quantity of blood under him.
He was quite dead. I have known the man for some
time, and have never noticed anything wrong about
him. Elizabeth Mend stated : The deceased has lodged
in my house for 10 months past. This morning he got
up about seven o'clock, and we had breakfast, and I
asked him if be was going away, and he stated that he
did not think he should, but be went into his bed room
for a minute or so, and then want away. The razor
produced belonged to him, and was the same as he
usually kept in his bedroom. After bearing the above
evidence, the coroner summed up, and the jury returned
• verdict that the deceased tame by ha death by
cutting his thrust with a razor whilst in an unsound
mind.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

BALSAM OF ANISEED

Mt
Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma,

BORE THROAT, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
AND ALL MILAN

OP PHI
RESPIRATORY ORGANS
Is well known to be an ancellent antidote to all
4 chronic affections connected with the Lungs,
and, as such, is a eerrioeable medicine for persons
of either sez er any age, but its intrinsic virtue is
found in the special properties it possesses for the
cure of

COUGHS, SORB THROAT, ASTHMA,
Steraxecte Breathing, and all other derangements
of the Bronchial Tubes. It allays all symptoms of
irritation arising from taking cold, or from exposure
to any damp, or unhealthy atmosphere, and arrests
Um, progre of those pulmonary complaints far
which so many various preventives have bean
ineffectually recommanded.
Bobl by Chaplets sad Medicine Teodoro throughout the
world, Is bagels enlo, prim Is ltd. bad, mil 115 aids.

lefAlliirElll rumen Rua • Cams&
OAUTlON.—Oteerve tbe womb—
" Thomas Powell, Blackfriars Road, London,"
oo the Government &amp, without wh.ch it cannon he
guanine, and to IMITATE WHICH 18 FELONY,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

CARRIAGE FILE&

QUTTON'S Complete Collection of Seed" (for
IJ one .bole Yeses Supply.)

FOR THE KITCHEN GARDEN.

N. 1 ..t3 3 0 1 No. 3 ...C1 11 6 1 No. 6 ..E0 15 0
„ 2 . 2 2 0 1 „ 4.. 1 1 0 1 „ 6.. 0 12 6

FOR THE FLOWER GARDEN—From 2s. 6d. to
:14. Contents of the above Collections on application.
SUTTON'S Spring C.4t4ogns of Seeds may be had
Gratis and post free.
Grass, Hansel Wurzel and Turnip Seeds of superior
quality, at anorlerate price..
All Goods Carriage Free, (except very mall wails.)
Five per Cent. discount allowed lot Cash Parrots.
SUTTON k SONS,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

CARNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

IVOTION IS HER RBY GlVEN—flat
the GENESAL ANNUAL YEETINO of tb•
Trustees of thaw Reeds will be Add 4k. Naar La,
th erase *alms, trig-- County at Gored, oe
WEDNESDAY. the Twentlioisth day of FEBRUARY
Instant, at the hoer of tes.l•e o'clock at wont, to Audit
the Aosounta of the ita•A year, and for the general
perye • •of the Trust.
bawl this 3rd day of Fehrtare, lA.
G. J. ANIIRKWS,
ark to the Trustoes.

DORSET ASSIZES,
11,410E1 4, 1863.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That
Her Majesty's helloes of Assize, assigned to
1341 the Arises in sod for the Casenty of Dors.t, will
OPEN the COMMISSION for the said ASSIZES, at
the COUNTY HALL. DORCHESTER, In the said County.
on WEDNESDAY, lb. 4th day of MARCH neat.
when all the.., who will proseoute against the Prisoner@
who shall then be in the Gaol of the said County, or at
large on Bail, are Mosby required to be then and there
present to printouts agoinst them as shall be just. And
all Justices of the Peace, Mayor', Coroner., Erobentors.
Stewards, and also all Chief Constable. mid Bailiffs of
every Hundred sod Liberty withia the County afore.
said, are hereby else reciaired to be then and there in
their own Persona, .it their Roils, lleeords,
men* and other Remembrenees, to do thous things
which to them and their °Moo in that behalf appertain
to be done.

12t6 day of February, MIL
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ll•dia,Shair. 0111%,11. aisiirstreig, Aarehour.

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATIE.LOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, 8.
.‘Ar H. CLARK and Go., Wine Merchants,
• respectfully announce Mar opening of their
NEW ad EXTENSIVE CELLARS ender the
Terminus of the London and South•Westent Railway.
A complete hat of manly one hundred different Wines,
with prices, will be forwarded on application (potables.)
Waterloo Terminus, London, S.,
December 7,1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-25

WYKK REGIL

WANTON thoosags.—Os the night of Wednesday or
early oa Thursday Paoreing there was a neural of the
wressoldag-of of lowalrers, km It appears that Mr.
Thresher was spin a sufferer. The parties afterwards
pramoded oe the WAD" road, unhanging paw, and is
reaching Wyk. they removed from the pollee station
the board over the 11.0 r and throw it into Um shrubbery
at Wylie boom Hero also wmaidarable dasnap wise
&me by removing from the pillars at the eatranes two
ornamental Mak& The amateurs this promeded
tbroegh the perish, removing kameren sad damaging
those they aould not wresels cot We believe there is
so Mae to the pirtias.