The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-16 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.
!rrIENDERS are invited for supplying the
1. Dorset County Hospital with COALS for three
! or nix month., from the 2ath instant.
1 TENDERS to be delivered at the Hospital on or
before WenxEellAr the 24th instant
: Forms of Tender may be obtains'sl at the HOSPITAL.
or of Mr. Joiot Mows, Dorchester, Clerk to the
Committee.
N.B.—The Committee do nut bind themselves to
sews the lowest or any Tender.
Dated I-!th June, 1874. _
! ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
riiHE Members of Court "ST. AUSTIN,"
No. 2,482, intend holding a DEMONSTATION
and FF:TE, at Calms Amu% on JI'LT 9th, 1874.
A PROCESSION will be formed at the Court
Hoene at 12 o'clock, headed by the Weymouth Rifle
Volunteer Band, especially engaged for the occasion'
and, after panaing through the principal streets, will
proceed to a FIELD adjoining the town, kindly lent
by Mr. HES.I.VAR, where a PUBLIC DINNER will
be provided liv Mr. 'l'. Fox. at 2s. til. each.
‘'arions A SIUSENIENT:4 will be provided.
For further particulars ere Bills.
MILE FIFTH TRIENNIAL HANDEL
YRSTIVAL at the IIfIitYSTAL PALAGB,
Joss 19, 9.2, 21, and 20.
Four Thousand Performers.
Solo Vosnlists : Mac. Titiens. Madame Sinks),
Madame otto•Alvoleben and Madame Lemmens.
Sherrington, Madame Trebelli.Bettini and Madame
Patey : Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. W. 18. Cummings,
and Mr. Vernon Rigby, Signor Foli, Signor Aglwel,
and Mr. Santley.
Solo Organist—Mr. W. T. Best.
Organist —Mr. Willing.
Conductor --Sir MICHAEL ('OSTA.
The musket) afrangementa under the direction of the
Sacred Harmonic Society.
Thenulewription for both sets of tickets (i.e., entitl-
ing to the same seat for each of the three days of the
)'..etival). and sirc.7le tick, to, is- open &lily, at the
Olfle:.,s, Crystal Palace, :Ind 2. Exeter Hall.
The Handel Festival Pamphlet, containing full par-
ticulars of price of adniission and reserved seats, rail-
way arrangements, he., may be had on application at
the Offices as above,
*Mete-40 1"'l
4: • • • • • 42.-. Y. 4
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
1-1., VERY MONDAYn CHEAP EXCURSION
.1:41 TRAIN for L4)NI)ON. at the Ordinary Excursion
Fares, will leave Portland 7.55 a.m., Weymouth 9.5
a.m., Dorchester 9.20 a.m., Moreton 9.42 a.m., Wool
9.52 a.m., Wareham 10.5 a.m., Ifamwortlly 10.0 a.m.,
Wimborne 10.25 a.m., arriving in London (Waterloo
Bridge) about 3.30 p.m. Returning from Waterloo
Bridge Station at 1.0 p.m. on the following Saturday
or Satunlay week.
The l'ickets are not transferable, are available only
at the Stat:ons named upon them, and only by the
Excursion 'rrain there and back.
Only one article allowed as Luggage to each Adult
Passenger.

. r s
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
--
A).TKRATioN of 11,\ITI if: between l'hippenham.
Wry th Bathampton. awl Salisbury; the East
Sonwrset, Ilrialis.rt, awl Frame and Radstock
ltranches
.-TOME IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
II Lines of the ('.many between the above-men-
tioned points will be altered from the Broad to the
Narrow Gauge during the current month.
A SPECTAI: SERVICE of TRAINS will be run
during the alteration. except on the following dates,
viz., on the 19th anal 20th June. no Trains wilf be run
between Frome anal Dorthester, Salisbury and West-
bury. Trowbridge awl Bathampton. Witham and
Wells, awl Maiden Newton and Bridport ; and on
StSDAT. MA JUNE, no Trains will be run between
rhimsoihani anal,
,Doreliester, and Salisbury and
Bathampton, and 1 novbrolge and Devizes, or on the
Wells awl Bridport Branches.
Arrangements will be in force (except on the above-
mentioned .lutes) for tarrying on the Goods Traffic
with as 4l regularity as the nature of the cam will
admit, but the Company will receive Goods for con-
veyance to awl from Stat in the above Districta
way on the special tondition that they will not be
responsible for any delay in the forwarding, transmis-
sion. or delitery of ouch Good.; or for any loss,
dallSige, or expense consequent on such delay, or
occasioned thereby.
Mile the work is in progress, the Company will
not undertake to convey Coal, Mineral, or other
heavy Traffic fr 1111 l or to any Stations on the Lines (or
Branches) between the above-mentioned places, except
such as they may from time to time be able to convey
under eprei:al arrangements made between themselves
anal the freighters, anal then only subject to the special
condition mentioned above.
The f'iregiiing Notices will take effect from the 11th
JUNK, ant such Notices will continue in operation
until the entire completion of the work.
CHANNEL ISLANDS. --By the Steamer from
Jersey anal Guernsey on the 19th inst., and from
Weymotith on the 20th inst. passengers will only be
booked sally to and from the Islands awl Weymouth,
and mat TH10)171;11 to and from Stations on the
Gnat IVestern Railway.
Fur particulars'. we Special Time Tablet.
G RIERSON, General Manager.
l'addiik;ton, June, 1671.

TUESDAY, 30Th JUNE, 1874.
I4ESSR.44. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
IV IL will SELL by AUCTION (by miler of the
Exemitirst. at their Sale Rooms, Canal, Salisbury, on
TcestitY, .11 NP: 30th, 144. at Three o'clock precisely,
subject to the usual conditions.
119 WILTS AND DORSET BANK SHARES
£17,, Shims, each representing 1:10 paid up),
FA:Ade-eight of which are the property of the late Mr.
Wu. MASSEY. and Thirty-one the property of a Lane
Ix'. ly deceased.
The Share,' will be add in Lots of Ten, Five, Three
and Two Shares each and exelesire of the Sliilaummer
dividend.
Further particulars may be obtained of the
AITTIoNVERN. ('anal, Salialtury.
tr-hul JIX and 11th AUGUST, 1874.
LITTLECOTT FARM, ENFORD; PEWSEY,
six mile. from the Wooillsimugh and Peweev Stations
on the Reading and Devizes Line G.W.R. -
--
MESSRS. W ATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
(Canal, Salisbury) are favoured with instruc-
_ thins from Mr. M, sow, of Littlecott the well-known
Ram breeder-Orli', ii, retiring altogether from Agri.
cultural Ilusinese, and leaving his Farmsat Michaelmas
neND. to :give NOTICE of Alevilute SALE by
AUCTION. on the Pn•mises of his very Valuable
Improt,sl BANIPSIIIRE DOWN BREEDING
FLOCK. comprising about
1.000 EWES AND EWE LAMBS,
180 TwchTEETH AND FOUR-TEETH RAMS,
aim
ALL THE RAM LAMBS,
of which will lie sold on the First Day, viz. :
IVEDNESDA Y, THE ned JULY, IS; J,
um RAM LAMBS,
- fs, TWO-TEETH AND FOUR-TEETH RAMS,
AND
DitArr EWES,
And the remainder .4 the RAM LAMBS with the
EWES awl EWE LAMBS will he Sold
O.V FRIDAY, THE tidt A 110 usr, IS7J
Mr. Nloore'.. established reputation as a rain
breeder. nod 1111 l font' sucacss an an exhibitor at the
various Awrieultural ShOWM throughout the Kingdom,
make all comment unneeesearY.
WE JULY 1911,, 1574.
DOGDFAN FARM,
About Two Miles from Salisbury.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
are favoun..l with instructions from Mr.
NEWIN,N. llf I hrg.lean, to !rive notice of the SECOND
ANNUAL SALE an.III77TING hy AUCTION, on
the Premises, on Wen:sow-ay, JULY 29th, 1574, of
about
120 CHOICE. RAM LAMBS AND RAMS,
..P Till
IMPROVED If DOWN BREED. I
Front thereat MP. I.sa which attended Mr. Newton'',
sale 184 year, mid the general satisfaction expre,„„(
by Purchasers of his Stock, the Auctioneers feel that
no comment from theft is needed. but be-, men lv to
- remind their numerous Friend+, and the l'uldic
generally that the Thig.lean Flock this year will pro. I
alive a idaris of Rams far auperior to that of former i
years. possewing their usual great size with excellent '
giirlity.
Conveyances will await the arrival of Morning
Trains at the Salisbury Stations to convey persons to
the Sal., ground, at a fixed charge of Is. &I. por head
ea, II a ay.
Luncheon at One o'clock, and Sale immediately
afterwards.
--
TUESDAY A uatisr 4 PrtL
DOWN FARM, LITTLE DURNFORD,
SALISBURY.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
beg to give notice that
MR. CHARLES WATERS' ANNUAL SALE
AND LETTING
Pa RAM LAMBS AND RAMS,
Will take pine.. at SALISSCRT MAPSICV HOrallt, as
10-rdobire. ui Ti DUMP. Ar cv wr Ith, 144, at half-
past Two for nave o'clock precisely.
The Auctioneers have great pleasure in saving that
Mr. Waters has had a very favourable breed of RANI
LaPUINI this season, which show good site with capital
character- having trapped early and continuing to go
on well and ateadily. they ;rive good protnise of coining
nut in a form that will hoth ensure the beet attention
and eupport of his friend,' generally and well maintain
the reputation of the Stratford-sub. Castle Flock for
their superior quality, even frame, and weight.

Doricmom AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
TII/ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING and
XIIIRMON of CATTLE and STOCK wffi
take place at DORCllierelt, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th
day of Jur next.
Premiums and Prizes to the amount of about £l5O
are offered for competition. FAR particulars may be
obtained on application to the Honorary Secretary.
Notices of Stock to be exhibited, and all Certificates
according to the forms mentioned in the Rules of the
Society, to be sent to the HONORARY SecaMArr, on or
before SATURDAY, lUh JULY next.
The ANNUAL DINNER will he held on the 19th
JULY next, under the presidency ef the Hon. W. H.
B. Porrnex, M.P., at 4 o'clock, at the Antelope
Hotel, Dorchester.
G. J. ANDREWS, Han. Sec.
Dorchester, June, 1874.

JAMES F. HANNAH.
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, DECORATOR.
DOUSE AGENT, AND I*NDERTAKER.
DORCHESTER.
PAPER HANGINGS.
10,000 Pieces in Stock from 3d. per Piece of 12 yards.
Pattern Book, from all the best Makers, both
English and French.
ger DESIONS POR NOON DECONATIONM.
BLINDS
Of every description for Inside and Outside.
CORNICES & CORNICE POLES
• With all the latest improvements.
A New and Choice Selection of
DAMASKS, REPS, CRETONES, DIMITIES,
CHINTZES.
Actin' ale
PANTY'S PATENT FELTED FABRICS,
WINDOW CURTAINS, BED FURNITURE,
WALL PAPERS. Av.
J. 1. H. teaß particulatillantios to this Novel,
Handsome, and Cheap Material.
API Early Asspection rcapedfallyasf iced.
CARPETS.
A New and Choice Selection of
TURKEY. AX MI N STER , VELVET, PILL BRUSSELS,
TAPERTRIE:3, KIDDERS, & FELTS.
BRUSSELS, from 2s. ed. per yard.
Oilcloths, Mats, Matting, Linoleum, Cark Carpet, Ac.,
of every sort, width, and pattern.
FI7R.NI T1712E.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County
Vol MANSIoN AND COITAUL
BED-ROOM SUIT, from £3.
POLISHED PINE SUITS.
GOODS SUPPLIED at say CATALOGUE PRICES.
CHIMNZT, Pin, AND CONSOLE GLANS&
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
These Showrooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Brass, and Iron of every tent size, and quality, and
fitted up with Bedding and Furniture complete.
SPRING MATTRESSES IN ALL SIZES.
Lary,. Storrs of SECOND-NAND FURNITURE.
GOODS REMOVED AND WAREHOUSED.
VIANITURE LENT ON Hl=
IFunerals Furnished and Conducted. I
Agent for the London and Lancashire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.
FANCY REPOSITORY AND NEW DEPOT
Vol THE
RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY'S
PUBLICATIONS.
HENRY LING
RESPECTFULLY INVITES ATTENTION
to the following NEW GOODS:—

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE
CORPORATION,
(Established by Royal (harter, A.D. 1720.)
FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIE&
--
Orricts, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
The Accamulated Ilua#. exceed £3,700,000.
Goverent :
JAMES STEWART HODGSON, ESQ.
EUR-GOTILIENON:
CHARLES JOHN MANNING, EHH.
DEMITT-GOITAN.PIt :
FRANCIS ALEXANDER HAMILTON, EIS.
Dingman :
Robert Barclay, Esq.
John Garrett Cattley, Esq.
Mark Currie Close, Esq.
Edward James Daniell, Esq.
William Davidson, Esq.
Lancelot William tient, Eel.
Alexander Drum, Esq.
Fredlt. Joseph Edlsnann, Esq.
Charles Hermann I loschen, Esq.
Charles Seymour Greaten, Esq.
Robert Amadeus Heath, Esq.
Wilmot Holland, Esq.
Egerton Hubbard, Esq., M.P.
William Knowles, Esq.
Nevile Lubbock, Emi.
George Forbes Malcolnuon,
Daniel Meinertzhagen, Esq.
William Robert Moberly, Req.
Lord Josceline Wm. Percy.
Charles Robinson, L'el.
Samuel Leo Schuster, -I:Aq.
Eric Carri_i4ton Smith,
Octavius Wigram,
Charles Baring Young, Esq.
NOTICK —The' usual fifteen days allowed for pay-
ment of FIRE PREMIUMS falling duo at Mid-
summer, will expire on the lith of July.
FIRE ASSURANCES on advantageous terms.
FARMING STOCK. —No extra charge for the Use
of Steam Thrashing-Machines.
LIFE ASSURANCES with or without participe-
Son in profits. Divisions of Profit every Five Years.
A liberal participation in Profits, with the guarantee
of a large invested Capital-Stuck, and exemption,
under Royal Charter, from the liabilities of partner-
The vivantages of modern practice, with the security
of an Office whose resources have been tested by the
experience of more than a Century and a-half.
-
Auarta.
Dursetshire :
Dorchester...... Mr. TH..IIAA Coouna,aolicitor
rharminster ......Mr. Henry Spinks
Blandford......Mr. Henry Shipp
Bridport ... Mr. J. Coruick and Sons
Remainder...... Mr. Richard Hine, jun.
Lyrae ... Mr. James Farnham
Poole ... Mr. A. A. Allen, of Ham.
worthy. accountant
Shaftesbury ......Mr. T. B. Chitty
Sherborne _ Mr. L. IL Ruen,
Warminster Newton ... Mr. Benjamin Cheesman 1
Weymouth......Mr. Ricard Hare, solicitor
... Mr. G. R. eriekmay
Win;borne......Mr. G. F. F. Huntley
Wareham......Mr. J. J. Bates, of Last Lab
worth
Somereetaire, and the borders of adjacent Counties:
Wells .........Mr. R. Tyley
Axbridge Mr. W. Richardson, bookseller
Bridge/Ater ... Mr. Edward I.illy
Bath ... ... Mr. A. H. English, solicitor
and °limner
„ ... Messrs. Borne and Rooke,
solicitors
Bournemouth...... Mr. William Reade, solicitor
Chard......... Mr. Robert S. Songful'
Castle Cary ......Vacant
Crewkerne Mr. Thomas Palmer
Chrietchurch ... Mr. F. Cuff
From Mr. James Gough, Stuckey's
Banking Company
Ilminster Mr. Samuel Palmer
Mineheszl Mr. John Moore
......Mr.Milverton A. It Payne, solicitor
Shepton Mallet ... Mr. C. V/. Fudge
Taunton... Messrs. Beadon and Sweet,
solicitors
Weston-super-Mare ... Mr. M. A. E. Grosbolz
Wincanton Mr. John Davis
Yeovil and Ilcheater MAWS. H. S. and S. Watts,
solicitors
Southmolton......Mr. John Cock
Barngsple......Mr. Lionel T. Bencraft,
solicitor
Ilfracombe ... Mr. W. S. Stewart
Tiverton ... ... Mr. George Roasiter
Honiton_ ... Mr. William bee
Ottery ... Mr. Samuel Norrington
Ringwood ... Mr. William Chappel
Forklingbridge ......Mr. R. M. Davy, solicitor
Salisbury ... Mr. Edward Thomas Ste% ens
Proepectuses and all information may be obtained on
application to any of the Company's Agents, or at the
ROYAL EXCHANGE. Losuon.
ROBERT P. STEELE, Secretary.
MILBORNE ST. ANDREW.
UT J. BESENT bee to offer to Africul•
V • turiate of the neighbourhood all kinds of
SWEDE, TURNIP, RAPE, MANGOLD, and
MUSTARD SEEDS, of the BDir Quatrrr, &Iraklion-
able prices.
All letters and orders promptly attended to.
Orders taken for LAWES' M.ANGOLD and
TURNIP MANURES.
April 18, 18Th.
NIL WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYOE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
O EALINSUNT House, Foaninuron ; and
rness
cL, onul:TH-STIEET. DOICHESTEIL

GAME OF BADMINTON,
CROQUET,

All of which are carefully selected, and of good value.
Cticxr( HOUSE, DORM/STE&
W. 0. EDICINS,
TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER,
31, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER,
LTAS just received a Large and varied Assort-
ment of NEW GOODS for the Summer Season.
Plain and Fancy COATINGS, VESTINGS, and
TROUSERINGS. West of England Scotch and
Homespun TWEEDS, &c &c.
Liveries in Superior Style. A Discount of 5 per
Cent for Cash.
G. K. LOADER,
COAL AND SALT MERCHANT.
DORCHESTER,
THANKS his Friend* and Patrons for past (swoon.,
respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, and
begm to inform them that in addition to Coal he is
now Selling SALT for Household and Agricultural
Praies; also Agent for Prangley's Manure., the
Western Counties' Sack Lending t!ompany, Provincial
Hail Insurance Conipany, and the Weymouth Pottery.
The following always in stock :--Wallsend, Forest
or Hullo, Clay Cross, Iladstock, Lehmater Steam,
Smiths' (Volsiter and Welsh.) Making Coal, Neath
Cola, Rubbly Culm, Coke; Beet Lump Salt, Agricul.
toes! ditto; Bridgwater Tiles, Flower Pots (Price Lid
post free on application).
Truck loads of (i.e tons and upwards sent to any
station at wholesale prices.
NOM— I), PIiCH EATER, WEYMOUTH, and MAIDEN
NEWTON ; all order' sent there or to his (mice, South-
ard', Dorchester, will noise prompt attention.

riVa%ittlatbji
SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY.
--
GLASTONBURY AND WELLS EVERY MONDAY.
--
-LIVERY MONDAY, until further notice, the
1.:4 f.,llowing CHEAP FARES to GLASTON-
BURY awl WELLS will be charged by the under.
mentioned Trains:-
Ist CL Cor. C.
s. d. &
From Burnham and Ifighbridge, by the 12.%1
ami 120 c in. up trains .. .. . .. 2 6 1
Poole. Cook Junction, Wind.orne. and fluky
Gate, by Co 2.10 am and 10.45 ans. down
train... .. - .. _ .. 4 0 3 0
Illandford. tibillimpatone, Murmansk'', and
litalbritre. by 'WI. • • • • • 4 4(1 1 : TenitEl.,eCliilaci;‘,
,It..,ll:l,seln,ili, and Col
aree
are avail.
able for the Return Journey on the slay of issue, by
any of the Ordinary Trains, and by a Special Train,
which leaves Wells at 6.20 p.m., and Glastonbury at
G. 45 p.m.
BURNHAM EXCURSION EVERY MONDAY.
'LIVERY MONDAY, until further notice, a
IA CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN to BURN-
HAM will run as follows :--
Mations. Traln. Feres to Burnham A back
_ _
From. e m. 14 U. Aid 4.1. Coe. C.
posh, non ii stnuom .. .. Bld 1.,. " 3, " 20. U&
P.. 43 New Junction .. .. 8 2.0 I
Wintborne .. .. .. 830 •
Itaiky Gate .. .. .. 842
Spettiabury .. .. _ BNO
Mandford . .. - 9 3
1 —..
5h181m..44.433 .. .. .. 820
IN THE corsrr COURT OF DORSETSHIRE. sturrnitorter Newton . .
HOLDE.V AT DORCHESTER. StalbriLle .. .. _ 943
Ilenstrid:c .. .. is 44
Iretat'lwo
N the matter of a Special Resolution for Templet...mho (lose . .
Liquidation by Arrangement of the affairs of Winaintosi .. .. .. 10 2S
Cole
HENRY JENOUR,I of Portland, in the County of Evert:week .. .. .. 10 44
Dorset, Clerk in Holy Orders. Palle ("lepton lialkit) .10 5i
The Creditors of the above-named HENRY West Pennant.. .. .. II s
JENOUR, who have not already pnwed their &Ids, well. •• • • •• •• 10 35 i
are required on or before the Titotrorrit day of .TTNE rtItI.W • • •• .... 10 40 I
instant, to ...inl their names and addreetteX, and the "!,ZY - ;.• •.. 111 'l4 )ua h. ed. IL od.
particulars ttf their tlrlds or claims to me the under- Arrive at Ilurniram about .. 12 0
awned JAHR+ MiktiOtak, care uf Nlesers. ANDREWS
and P. spy,, Solicitors, Dorchester, Dorset, the Tnuitee
....(01'....1,1,r_'.ii.!!!'ler..til._re**„..?Lears, of 16;e, free; above thr"
under the Liquidation, or in default thereof they will •`"/I, "" f "._". team"c:-r" the Tram.
at any intermediate
be excluded from the benefit of the Dividend proposed
.. Iwe"lce°' litiP--°
to be declared ration when travelling with these Tickets., u
ill be ---
el HOCOL A
Doted this letth day of June, 1874. charged the Full Ordinary Fare to that Station.
JAMES MILLEDGE, Trustee. These Tickets, which are not transferalde, are avail
EXHIBITION. &mare of Imitation, .
-ENN
able for tlw Return Journey on the day of issue, by °berm Ikeda Nark. aud Reuter
--
JUST RECEIVED. any of the Ordinary Trains after 2.0 p.m_ and by • _
___
411.
111000 LAT IHENI.E ftse 7; _ _
N. 2 AWARDED MEDAL NEAJNlA:.ll6f,.o)aFrit:ißittlat ~ET1:117.1,d
SPecial Train, which leaves Burnham at 6.0 p.m., ( , AWARDED Mit:A, . LUhCHEON
ONLY POUR GUINEAS n ally.
' Punctieunenalter of Tickets issued will he limited to Si. EXHIBITION. ' Sew•T!' 014.1 ~ .
.u.:l' L"-- VIENNA
IN hol.lll 1,‘8"; ~ag cAse,
means tot transit 34 the I 'ompany's dim seal. ... - - • sod Reel Nave
THE PEOPLE'S HARMONIUM, =Thy 13. (11.11331.11restjaiZifilhoce117174ehrits°34are3:34.1tlet.h. eUlthniNCll4, Of"f N1NE17:0747:8 I:- ..- .- 110 d 1 . 114' ALEXANDRE,
which alterations due notice will be given. the VONA LIP .. '....",....,5. AWARDED P:DAL st Will be found inval ble for Claes Room, Cottage, Le No Itizorage allowed.
ROBERT A. BRAD- Managing Director'. /VP' r'''''''emi"
jiltlhri::474.l4
lifmatig.'°..%'
T
Parlour, or Library. • vat expressly to meet the
demand for an instre ent of good quality of tone, at office, ofe„tc. „bury, may. int
• price much low thoee hitherto fold. 4 . it. 411', and 116 tins tWki'Dy 4) . -7-in _
-- FLNDLATER & Cth's ' " ' • D NIEDAL at
VolioNs: EXHIBITION. Beware s! hair „;.n.,:
AGENT 01 DORCHEWIRE, 1 Otneres the ?tads Marta *64i i .
! 111ENIEWS CHOCOLA^I.
NOT RIMIIHR
MR. J. ROBINSON, I, DUBLIN STOUT CHEAP COALS I!
HU IC SALOON. it". and Vanilla flavour . ) •
iceowN iniagni I n tt, and Ilb. tine. 1
. AWARDED YEDAL ii. .. ...
GERMAN, FRENCH. ANL. ENGLISH Highly recommended fur Prfrate ya..ankma Timm.. et a VPI.NNA HIBITIO9.
-POWDER. Plain
W. L'HOMILE,
olio,
..ears ui Imi...etiona I COAL MERCHANT,
lIA Ste.t.Vlliittee, —.-
•• MG* lisell. and Real Nan,.. 1
PIANOFORTES E • COLLARD a COLLARD, Bracers also of EIX, 11, •*.dt A" Steads be eke Trade. HO' - -
DORCHESTER,
is 'sow scum Tee BEAT
And all the I.e.et Makers, for Sala or Hire. inim-aa4:-• mete room mat ' e
- ...JOLAT MENITM defies all honest I
exceeds ;
MOITNT.T.:-iV BREWERY, DITBUN. 1
__, competition. Amival consumption
B.ooo.oooins. AWARDED V EDAL at the VIENNA UMW- . FOREST OF DEAN COALS,
- 1111TO,!..14-itAkia 138TEV eTs AT nal' maicceu Tama. ii ar ~. TIO WWII cli logiall, ti, ; Delivered in any part of Dorchester or Fordingtoit,
, i OreEY !-WANTED TO LEND --- " °barn Trade Kerte alla Real Name.
free of cartage. Also the beat
NEW lIUSIC AT If li LF ima MARKED pßiet. . .....T'll. private Gentljnian, tO P141141113* bY a Factory and Warehouse. Southwark...treat. and Worcester. 1
RLIABON,
••-•' and tdhers. Slink& of Lot to sm.- , Tntlessuen, west, Borough.
1 CLAY I *ROSS,
u &Imo mums AND ?/Aworairrwa , interval, for not 1, akip..4 lir" . ~, at 5 per centi
WANTED, a good PLAIN COOK.-Apply ' 81 1. IC STO NFA
I I hagul, furniture, stock, D'•• rive veers, on note o
Re'‘ulatedi • 2th'i itti*ired• ' iwen.riiisliWi'i 4 b,"" .. repayahle by easy brital- to Mr• Juxx MATO, BruedWay 1..111111, Dor- BEDWORDI STEAM
MERTHYR & other iLNUFACTURING
cOALS. including ' 12‘ 'IL "90"1- .. Apply or address HENita W. cheater.
1 a ftglfr poi?. THE WILLCOX AND GIBBS ssirm =4.i- - MIN.,
I 111.4CHiSR. ..,ndirldge Railway Station. London.
To., TVASHOUSES and a large STORE TENBY STONE COAL. C.
11-'1f":. a CLE.-FOR SALE, cheap, a 361 n. , in Aniaet-atreet. Park-street, and a HOUSE in in trunks to any Railway station at womaiera
HR. J. ROBINSON,COIL)HiLLI POALAIMIT" ,JO BICYCLE. in good condition. -For price kr, : salvo Plece, Weymouth. Rent moderate.-Apply to Pmcm roe Ream *atm
.rfa. address "(U'.," othw of this paper, Dorchester. •
' Um W. G. 13xmox, Weymouth.

LAWES' MANURES, 1871.
1011 DAMEN bogs to inform his Agricultural
L. Friends that he continues SOLE AGENT for
the Sale in the County of Diniet of LAWES'
MANGOLD and TURNIP MANURES, the quality
of which ia guaranteed to be of the same superior
description as that which has given such satisfaction
for more than 30 years.
Stocks of these Manures, in first-rate condition, are
now ready for delivery at all Porte and Railway
Stations in the County.
Early Orders for the same will much oblige.
Orders taken in
Dridport and neighbourhood by Mr. W. A. Tccets,
Bridport Harbour;
Illandlord and neighbourhood, by Mr. W. J. Restorr,
ilborne St. Andrew;
Wimbome and neighbourhood,by Mr. worst STMONDS,
Pn4letown.
Dorchellter, April, 1874d1

NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Orstit. a
DIEDICAL WORK, showing Ruffner, how
they may be Oared without the eil of quacks. Free
on receipt of postage stamp. —Addrooo, Socarraar4
Institute of Anatomy, Birmlnshsia,
oo

ROBERT HILL,
(sorcesooo To F. Locc,)
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STORMS AT THE GREAT WINTER:I AM/ ROUTH-WISTKRI
RAILWAT MATIONS.
AU Orden receircti al X, Sough-stral, or at tAc OA;
U. W. IL Statiuto, harc prompt atfentton.
The following docriptionn of Coals always in Stock :
BEST WA I.LsEND.
„ (*LAY CUM&
„ RADSTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
„ STONE COM
RUBBLY (7ULIL
RES. 7 BUUAL
FOREST (4'
Co4l:llddiremi fitz oa.ofreo*,*.
Dorchu4cr aha bileW onabk terns, sad io
ocazum num' coisLo r" ~,gtoo fret.
.i TRUCK WALKS AT 23. i.
Tikkk 1V*L1)11"' AtigTCgili"
~(E SACK HIRING COMPANY.

COALS! COALS!!
DARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
ll' V-0 Ninv I :is, South Pet awl S,,ern-Wearrtax
RAILWAT STATIoN, DORCHESTER, begs to thank the
gantry and public generally for pant favours, and to
inform them that all orders sent to him .hall have
prompt attention.
W.D. 6 now supplying
FOREST OF DEAN (or Sufic). and SILIESTONE
COALS, and confidently recommends
them m
SUPERIOR TO THE BMT WALLSKED
FOR BRILLIANCY
OID
CLEAN BURNING,
MOM agino
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial rrerrrtfallysoliciled.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
'or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.

_
GREAT WESTERN.
Will OATS.
IMAM ,1,2,1 1,2, 3: 1, .!,9 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,11
1 e.n. .x. ; 4.9.• t.n. I P.M.P.S.P.M.
.n.
P4rtland 1 65 9 5541 66! .. i 4 lo .
eteptreutb ts 35 0)10 Ye 12 :AI 20436 i 30
I;pwcy.. I • : 301040 . . 210 .. 540
Dorsheste.r ; 6.50 45 10 60 12451 145 452 660
irMottone
/Ibid. Newton .. 10 ~ 10,3106 12 9 66
hridpert
20' .. •• 1 333
1 amiuster . SO .. . 352 1 ..
Yeovil
11t1100Istriee ' 9 201 0' .. 4 261 ..
r.on,um (Pad.) 10 45. 45 .. 6 Oi .. 10 20 .
4 Third elms nem ell stations between Weymouth
Trowbridge to statheen between Itenellng end London.
I.llaill 11,2,3 1,5,3' 1,2,3 Sap. v Le, 1,2,3
4.4. 41.9.1..1. 41.11. (a. 9. ' r. 9.
.. V 011145 ..
.. 10 2u 130 ..
12r 430 ..
1 93 4 46 ..
. 1 65 5 5 ..
A 6 513 ..
340 564 ..
2 15 51.5 ~
225 635 630
236 645 040
265 55., 650
360 42, ..
,it 10.30 6.ut , end

"June 4, 1474
"Sir-The chameter of the weather In Slay rendenal any
conclusions es to future han•est prospects and the course of
the corn trade so extrein•-ly uncertain that opt. ionsconcerning
them were getimally deferred, and although wheat is now In
blismi in the centre of France and is coming into ear In the
English southern coutitim, three weeks more must pass before
any decided views Can be expressed The period is, however,
an critical, and involve... many important interests, that a
sketch of the lemma position may be offered.
" Harvest prospects mil be best judgv.l font, meteorological
facts, and in this respect the picture of thin year fonns a
deckled contrast to that of 1573. A Liverissol circular says
'the new code generally have actloni, if ever, been of so
flattering a promiae as at present; end I should encumber you
with reports supporting this opinion iii quoted those ready to
nt) hand ; cc, I restrict my's!' to the decision of Pr. Albeit,
who in hi. summary 44 the weather for May states that vegeta-
tion pnc,rruisied steely, but without iscri.sta detriment.
throughout the very odd period of May 11. 21, while • reliable
torrent...lent has this week assured me that the chief ain't in
England affected by the night fronts -the inferior fen wills -
exhibits a complete reekivery of vigour and e.A.nir 111 the wheat
ned, My personal obsenation evcr A Wide range of country
permits me to endue . these satisfactory conclusions ; end a
Smiler csSiditioll Sevin t., prevail hi Francs, and, by report.
abroad generally. If here have been sufficient frost., and
odd, bleak winds, on as in some neasons line the ponnine of
the year, the Ilryness . the o.il, the strength of the plants,
and the hearty fertili yof the land under cultivation have
apparently this re-son; ountereeted all evil influences.
" I have Demi our 0 i crops in Kent, Surrey, Hampshire,
awl Witte, which it's n call for detailed remark, save that the
acids display el enral ....-natt evenness' and vigour of plead,
or rather a kindly le ility 44 wdl, even on le•e. 1..14. as
though the whole coin ies had reCriVed a sperid superficial
drooluer, end this epos live Is even limre ntrongly marked in
, the French landscape, which a visit from Havre to Perin,
oriesw, Tome, Nam, Remus, and St. Maio showed me on
I athletes In the gord lig wan aluminum and in the fields
universal promise. Th first wheat mr,..4 this year I gathered
in Linter &Many on t c 27th ult., mid thle morning I have
ears trio,, Nantes. she the wheat is lit bloom. A walk over
the model farm near I' into proved barley and sprhig-onWis
wheat us promising as a tunas sown. Thee dreamt flak cone
were fair, but the last it sowings had not proved sitinfaetory.
Rye Was being cut beta -.•1, Ton, awl ria ttttt nr, end here and
there the irate and g s cnqi was hark-ogling, yet generally
the French cornfields 55- not more than a west in advance of
those of the United 'Umbra.% although game', feint and
vegetables appeared to • a month earlier. The arcs-A.1.4 frost
on tress and vins, w • often traceable, while mini... of
ultimate damage greatly reduced first estimate..on getters] had • sm-
__
bees the rentoration .4 the present _ _ _ summer weather . _
"The ndomon if the grieultural paten. the Meek Law i SOMEMET AND DORSET.
Erprras, Far....-, A... veolteeral Ga....., el.touber of Ale- 111" Da" "it 1 42-1144 I 42152 is' 151 152
1 S.C. A.m. rts. r.r. rM.
cultur Le, 'Ech A e ff *m ic. .., ilt., riaimle atm • n 5.5. , Ac., their ,
assurancms as to the onal posweis of the aptsoachlng i r"''', inini
.'" .C. 731 to .3I .. .. 12 50 4 467 66
harvests -.awl thou Amu • and commerce at wane and shee led . •,1:1,40
have fair grounds to eseet 5 Panty, sinee beside the promise ' "n ii''' . '
of own, the two ndl on% Mena... .4 sheep and cattle In ', 4' "min' -^ or Newton •75 I 10: •• ••• 3942- 4 It
Ireland (from 10 mars a. 0, anti the extra numbers of stock -' ' 'I: 14
throughout the Unltisl lint,lmini are signs ot agricultural, that ' I ' •• I
shosild be attended with pn.imerrial prosperity. I - •ti a....
" The great point ..c. odder fir the imailent is the teenage Bailey Gate .
from thno, of selrelty t 0 Inns 441.1.1.ty -a liarrme ant I.eril.nts '' • '' •'' 9451 25 I 3.1 .. .3 II 5 400 0
strait that has to be crossed. If we are, an we hope, haute, • ss• • ... ........ .... le •11:4 2 lu, .. it 6 • 559 26
• Year id scarcity behind us, ila alerts round be imi.nol. ' Suit tore oaks. 1,6,3 15 2 Ift z 1 52.•& Mgt& s
Pikes remsM at ihe rale eto ehich three pant of deficiency • ca. A.M. A.•.1a.11. PM. P.M. P a
have lifted thou : Imp. e..nte in a voltline to which three • t.... 10 .. .... ittfo .. It 45' .. lAO A 45
years of high priers hey 5w..11.-11 them ; and there has been • ' •-• • ,- ........... A
ntrein upon the trade .4 the ....ovary which cm hartilk be Miley Gate ...... .. 841 .. 11 ISt= Ile
realised until the heed n is withdrawn. To sink from an ...,„; .
~
~ 12 4, :: :: 2215
import id 12,000.0.10'1*' .4 %heel to ponelhly 7,0M,000 id- 3...1 .: . - :...
800.000 In the l'ldtd. hi Inn nod a ehaoge from an -a ...........;:.
impnit ilito ',ranee 01, 4., An.> to 5.000,00 qrs. to a possible ~...• • .;•• .6 r Itton J3O .. 11 27'
export of 3,000,000 to 4 le,ooo qrs Involve d ren iffeces that -• • •
can hardly he brought about with.nit anxiety, loss, and I, ...:1 l 9 a . 943 .. It 0. .. 2Si .. •20
48 .. I
entanglements. Luckily. I lielleVe the fact in • broad ..ne that T rt.; - e.os ..• ......
:: 663 .. 7- 2
the corn trade is In a h y state. Speculation has nut becil o..
able to face wheat prices tis winter, and I f value has cone v ery -
bight or maize, barley. land oats, and moderately high for SALISBURY AND DORIET JUNCTION.
wheat, the figures have been macho' through the regularity I WOOL DATIL
of constannothe a-ants end owing tab the absence if speculatise KAM MAIM& 1& 2 1 1,2,3 1152 1 1 5 2
tona s. Ravers have had to pay for their own rmeme -seek AM. AM
by week anti month by mouth silice.tallilary they hake bstkod I Salisbury ..... ........ ...depart 630 to 10 lis 646
• mollable fell of prices ii the face, and hesitating as hol.lers Wiraborne ..... ......... arrive 820 II 30 2 114 766
alike hesitated, the corn tale has ilra..egod along the spring vr TRAINS. 1,1,311.2,311&1,1 12
months, feeling its ground before it took • Nall step. There am
are, therefore, no large necks anywhere(eseept afloat or ready Illoshorne .... d -port 639 10 0 2SI 616
for shipment), and as • consequence whenever the blooniing of Salisbury ........ ... ant re 817 II 7 II 30 7SI
whi_at or other spnial f fits, opinions a return to a loWer -.-
THE 'EXTIIAOI:I)INARY MURDER AT
range of prices. !Mould accomplished without serious lose
or dinturbance Whet t t lower range will he imund be HACKNEY.
di
refl,,,rnyal,,, 55-ait,,h.oitit
soil
ling . rato,,vca,,t,:ireb,nriole,i)ty.i.:,..n.
,I,m,
7t,,.a,,,f,a1,..1
L,!,
would yet only reduce lel c to the lekel of ordinary veers. LoApti tChiefe eeßnatr,ral, 1;1%i I,i,i,imitalG,t;i,gentrt,cotui.ne,,.. lA, blifoeorebbicthke.
This change is alinitted i i the Milan:lions that are Steal was charged upon indictment, and upon a coroner's
4
offered. when the dethery is dated after Ihtu-viat, mai for each inquisition with the wilful murder of Margaret Rath Tlie
forward delivery preparatlens are matting in Pr... sod alsc. priwtner. it appeared, got his living Mi a shoehlack, en.l he
where. Meanwhile there remain some eight weeks, heror. Inwl with his mother and several brothers and sisters in a
harvest, for England and pra,,,, to annoy, end for the Mins small house in the limner-road. South Hackney. The
titan* present the *Melts availably, it 011 their way, are "lily Ileceltse.l• WllO Was A Strong, healthy woman, twenty-
alann sullicient. Prices therefore, as a logical ikinchudon, unreal years old, lived with her husband and two children
should remain where they now arc: hut,. remarkol iii a limier in the seine house. It appeared (roan the evidence that
letter, opinion o hull. the moo between teller soil buyer, usi they were 'n the mast friendly terms, and that the
that the latter win he ,„ a.. 4 .... , favoured as liars eat ep- prisoner was in the hab 4 th
it . railing e deceased" aunt,"
proachts, is the colichisiull ot 11. Ksixo.hcmox. there being, however, no relationship between them The
place on the 6th of May, awl it
r
AGRICULTUItAI, R .PORT FOR HAMPSHIRE. iafnat4l
tear l occurrence
n'trmhatn'ethettr'easeil had parted from her husband
go.l spirits shortly before, and she and the prisoner
were seen going towards their home, apparently on good
Since our last report, dated April Ist, we have experi-
enced most favourable sc,l forcing _weather in April, tett
Mot the reverse in the t onth of May, except at the end
of time mouth, when heavy thunderstorms prevailed in
llele.ht.wieCilirttlito:h:lo:et;.teradtlre..l::ahuidtidrt2hi:tniewgynomi:'Lmt'in.niitircah:Ltlie:)lh;liiiaenei°Ptethlitittli:chh::tele:niin:wd.tecriLurth‘rodisieolinli:r;ill*:renr'riotof:tlt't.iitenh,:lhilitlrde'ohienl:altaidiaTallidbasfeiThsi'snaeel
most parts of the county, accompanied with heavy rains,
whim-h has been of great fienefit to the growing crops.
The crop of wheat is I kely to he almn.lent upon the
strong and loamy sods, where well cultivated, for the
preills%po"nG7letlaitoongti;ils
cold checking weather in May has strengthened the 'draw,
1
LiMintA3llair4telierY..e
"V. if you don't believe me, mnue over-and see," and
which, in litany in,tancot n April. appearol tst luxuriant',
he Went across. the road :o his mothers house and
more partindarly on the Ale farms. and the plant being
an regular on the hill farm, there is a glAral prosiect upon pushed open the door. The. witness Lane followed him,
all well managed land. l'pon the earliest soils the wheat and the moment the glom was opened Rhe saw the
is now in full bloom, and fast moiling into ear on later deceased apparently sitting upon the bottom stair, with
and colder land, and with a continuance 44 the present the rope mewl her neek. An alarm was given. and the
splendid weather we have every reason to expect a crop police were rolled in, and the deceased was cut down, but
emmiling an average both in quantity aml quality. I although the body was still warni, she was quite ilload.
Ilse barley crop also promises well upon al t all The prisoner left after this hail taken place, and lie met a
soils. It is coming into car, and will he ready for harvest Man he know and made a similar statement to him to
as soon an the wheat. It is cm in gavotte of the 'nip that Ito hail previously made, and at the salon time
that So large • portion was early WWII. the loud worked produced a •liiplicatc for a pair of ear-rings, which he said
lie laid taken iron. the deceased, and hall pawned for
well after turnip. fed off. Also a larger potion. being
eighteenpence, and he tore up the duplicate. Nothing
*own after wheat every year. thus facilitating an early
seed time. The late sorribarley requires rain, and if dry mom was seen of the prisoner until the following mono
weather prevails will be a failing crop, and this is one of Inc when he was found on a bench in the Victoria Park,
the penalties attached to beep fanning, which, in nth, fast asleep. There did 'not appear to be the slightest
motive suggested for the conimimion of the act by the
leting the odivantag, or disadvantages of turnip culture.
.Ir. Aveling, one of the surgeons who WAY examined for
crisoner, except that he intended to steal her earrings.-
is often hot sight if.
Oat. are looking otrong and healthy ult.!' land in gm.' the prosecution stated that there was nothing in the
condition. anti i;,,.1 yield well. hut will be short in the
straw if dry weather prevails, Beans Ind peas ar., in a at.nearanee I.resented by the body or the position in which
very pre•arious state • winter beans are polding semi tile deceased Wilo (01111.1 that was inconestent with the
but cannot lie ex jii...te,l to give a great yield if the present ouggestion that the caw was one of suieule.-The defence
act up for the prisoner was that the deceased bad
dry weather continuen, whilst to the spring beans and nem
it., his „to. tor it hi found that the tree,,oap"hiae destroyed herself, and it was urged upon the jury an
, has, in some instances, already attacked the pate, coil almost an impossibility that a boy like the prisoner could
, the beans are often sul tort' to &Wicks n: the black "aphis" haste '1"tr")"1 the tile a • Young and oowrrful Nrooyll2,
in a bright dry 5eit.....11 like the present. Hitherto the ouch as the den-lased !Ilia represented to le.-The jury
1 enqs of trifor . vetehell. rye, &co as bolder for sheep retired, but
:returned into court in • few tuinutes and
1 and tattle have been plentiful ; stock fool i• now, how-
found the poisoner Not tinily.
l ever, bee. .... ing searee. anilMay prove a great difficulty if __ . .___ _ _ .
! rain is longer withheld. CHARS:MI: 190 PFM CENT FoR MONEY LENT.
, The pr. opect for root Clops is nut Ye*" lir-dnising at ,
' °relent 31angel. seed bias not vegetated regularly this At the Nottingham rottnty Court. on Tuesday. an
, Year. In soioe Mere. the Plants, have heel, attacked by injunction was prayed for to restrain Abram Collins. a
1 the fly. ..them by wireworm, rind the prospect for a money lender of Liverpool, who has offices in Nottinghant,
mange] crop in log. This is now the setol time for sWede• (nom seizing the goods of James F. Reed. a stone mason,
of Nottingham, under a Itill of sale. The injunction was
and earls- turnips, and gel ray. .traking the Lund is in
asketi for on the ground that the rite of interest for money
line condition as regards ti th, bit in many instanee. th.
land is too dry to vegetate the mod. Early turnips, and lent charged by the defendant Was extortionate alla
rape, so-hero' *own before t e thimilerstonns. have tome unjust. It was &llama, on the start of the plaintiff, that
defendant took advantage .4 plointifrn necessitous con-
up well. but have been ta en away hy the tie in some
4-Ases. In fart, if the •se•so cOntililles as it PrOliiilles at dition. it was proved that .I.4eathint charged the
I present the fled emli mils le undcr the average, putt. plaintiff no less a rote if ititered. ill One caw than 4911
1 elderly upon the hill farms but let tin hope it May nut he Per rent., end in the ease of a slihsellielit loan interest at
Ire cent was charged. His llononr, its
so .I.fficient it. in the years Si- and 1.711. the rote of Ilel p
Thor hay cow is being w 1 harvested, hut is below the the Pleintiff entered into flue bargain in full consciousness
tiiii. hilt. gii.i light of what he was ahout, said thot he should not interfere,
average in quantity. portieu Arty main
„ilk
.1 fe.. e... 1 ern,. „f 0,,," an, tale ~nee n„... lint the law only prnteeting infants and tht.e Wh0..,, lives
ready to cut. The saint (Met on the hill fermi is for. might he nipped in the html, not men 21 years of age like
tunately an average crop, but the hay will lit. a very light the l'h,intill. Ilk Honour was, however, of opinion that
' crop in the meadows, more particularly in the fork* and the Cane Wax AA rascally sons, as hail ever been exposed
upland pastures. There in. however, much old hay in 1
'n a eourt of justiee awl lie would dismiss the petition of
stark, but not of good qualit)' the plaintiff without riot*.
' The rabic of cattle and s eep is much lower than last ' _ _ ----
-_
I:stn.:11:J 11T.
.F.r.re's Socot -t.illArlyi'L AND 001,01triNe-
year. and the priee must fu her recede with present pro.
'i's.
or,r.titiiri...u‘tts,taiga..*.ta.ge of tne natural lawa which govern
i. srili;ts.butSihitea:rtoc.le, hpaormliot
minktehle4 tLiiirientgorte..p.z..ntdaiifottie.r
5 on anti nutrition mid • careful
hill faxmers should sell the r •Inwp thin year at a boy
man
flavour...l be‘erage which nay 1e tie n..). tWa'r di -time'
! :iiril'orl.74-efl. theen74.:llUltrire‘e"."'l.l.7.l... I:ehaytenmheljeihst 'Thm'ilarte•iniitaist '1.:111;.'hi'll""" rni4"1.1'id%:11":""r"1"1".""111.7.;'t jbletallll;'‘rut• d•
sier'itatolMr6
i so nmeh toluene"... . ,egst he flocks sheep as in loo& hills." Cira Merrire Gareth'. 31 I' 000ld). with ladling
nessens, althol_el 'hi it is "till n eli"tenre ill some lorta of Water or Milk -Sold by Dris•ervi in packets ..nly. labelled -
the county. The bait anti uooth disease In cattle still "Jamas Errs k (Si. Homoopathic tbmihits. kt, Threadneedle
lingers in the county, and i month)'. taken from cattle &Mt, awl 170, Pic..lilly ; Works, Voodoo Raid, Loudon "
eitanen.,4 at the rerent 1 rs. It i• mithitlered that 315m-race,-se or Coto 1. -.. We Irlii MN give en necouot el
, lamer, „mid n. 4 be a., ikely to hat e this disease the proireiedopted by Ma-or,. Janus Epps& tki., manufacturers
i amongst their cattle if they trml on the ferns all they re• of dtetelle artioloo,at thsir worlain Ow Elston Road, Loudon."
fluffed. Good and powerf til iobors Me *till high in pelt e. -Ser article in Citeselre Ilue•ekobl Guide.
1 Lute Importatlon• from Frnhuaco ham tidotti place dttring litottoatt's 111 x•nirgity AND PILL.t. -More precinti. fltes
the spring, for which there has been a ready so", but the Gad. -I liarrh.ea, dysentery, and cholera are, through the
French hones woiald find more buyers for agricultural summero heat, carrying off the young as the winter'', cold
purposes if they sere heavier and stronger animals. More destroyed the aged. In the most acute cases. wi„orts
farmers are turning their attention to breeding bones, internal mmlicines cannot be retained, the ‘,..rykaost relief
but the chief diffirtilty appear* to be that good stallions will immediately result front ruldizeg bulloway a soothing
are Very rare in this county ; there is. however, • PrePosial Oilittlient over the alsiomen. The friettor, shoillil he
tei establish a stud l'ompany in the *outlier,i division of frequent and brisk. to insure the free penetration of the
the county, and it seems to find favour amongst farmers unguent. This, will calm the excited peristaltic action,
and landowner.. let Ili hope that it will succeed, as and soothe the pain. both vomiting and gripizur yield to
these companies, have piny very advantageous in other it ; when fruits or vegetables have originated the Malzsli .
counties.- Introit Iti.t.Nitri Southampton, Jane nth, it is proper to cleanse the bowels by a muderat, 4as Of
lin Holloway's rui, before using the Ointment.

WEYJIOUTII AND PORTLAND.
All Trains Plr.t. fecund. a 44.1 Third ChM)
TIU DAvs. .IJI I Lill I 01. I pan p.m p.m p.m pm
Weymouth dp 713 trio 11.30 113 2.50 4•35 4. 0.40
FL 4DAD 7.3.) 9.40 1110 133 3* u 5* 5 G*l3 , SIO
Portlatul. 0,1'715 010 1114 4' 3 3.1 u 313 0'23 1 'J* 0
WM DATIL Lin I san. I a.m. ip.m p.m I p.m p.m p.m
Portland, dap 716 916 1115 110 410 5.20 &DO 9. 3
Waitron. b• 5 10. 3 12. 5 2.9) 410 5/0 , 610 319
We)nruith sr 815 1015 13.15 210 410 3.4 d 0,0 3/6
NIXDATI. SAM rhila. p.m p.m
Weymouth. daoart 0.30 12/0 3. 0 6.35
11441 n ell 9.40 1210 310 3.4.1
Purtlan 1. arrive - 9.30 1210 3'l/ 5.34
ADADATS. Dan Nil p.m pan
Portland. depart - 10. 0 l• 0 1. 0 9. 0
• 1010 1.10 Pio .10
W•t month. amve ln•ta 1/5 4/5 •••2•*

MONS. LETS, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
facturer of Artificbd Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after-
noon* excepte.l.
On Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
WHEATLEY'S, Boottnaker, 'High-street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Mr. WO4ILED.E.S, Con-
fectioner, Cornhill. Dorchester, from 2 to t p.m.
BEST SCRAP AXLES
FITTED WITH
MAGGS' IMPROVED WHEEL. BOXES.
StWiled through Ironnionyrra or (limn
_from tl,c MaLrr,
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
Illustrated Price Lists and Terms on application.

hi • ll•WILL• COCOA.—UD• n
wi
establish Its
excellence.
mRA AVI LLA OPCOA. —The G man " lobe TAYLOR
BROTIIERS," MA RAVI LLA COCOA has achieved
• thorough succen, and supersedes every oiler
Cocoa in the Market. Roans so ability. a delicate
noon, and a rare concentnalon of the par.et elements
of nutrition, diatingukh the Renville Cocoa above all
ethers," Bold in tin lined packet. only, by all Grocers. Sole
Proprietors, TAYLOR BROTIMILL
MILNER, 8111.41 NU utownun. sad Mg BISSUITING
SATES
TIN beet and cheapest eafexuard ageing( Fire and flares.
Price list and Testimonials free by post.
47. Moorgate-strcet, London; IL Lord-street, Liverpool;
MI, Marketstreet, Ranchester ; and Phenix We orb
Liverpool.

1000PATTERN6 SILKS, Pod-Ire. SLACK SILK,I/16.61.
to guineas a dress. COLOURED SILKS frov 1
guinea to 10 guineas. NICHOLSON and Co.. 60 to 61. St.
Paul*. Cilsomblard, E.C. Ladies Mould rem for Um above
tiefore purchadng.
IT A LAEsearrlitAlLoCniTu: bue
Ir77diririvrlaz
£3 3. 00l fr... e 6.. MI, Cornball. LC., NO, Sottoot-
snot. W. nod 76.Stramil. N.C. Dencriptive Pamphlet Ira.
•SPHALTE ROOFING FELT.
OMB PUNT per NUAre 1001..
OROGOON and CO.. MANUFACTURERS, Albion Mod.
10. Upper Tearowstrest. Loudon.
60, George aquare,
2, Dome Piazzas, LiverpooL
- -
A BERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS front f 4. Caratain
A, free. Inscriptiono. accurate and bealitlful.—PLoa sad
prices from Jong W. Lama. Sculptor. Abundant,
. _
LONDON and SOUTH AFRICAN DANK
(Incurporatad by Royal Manor la 00),
10, Kinn WtudanarrianT. Loam*. K.C.
Paid-up Capital £4oo.ooo—iasum LLI7SR4 ‘d "RED!?
and MUSTS on It. Branch*, at For Eturabatb, Grahame.
town, Capatown, Durban (Natal). Dills pennon dal sad mit
nr collection, nod thinking buidne-s tranaactatl.

The Uns of the
G LI:AFIELD
ST•ItCH,
The Delight of the Laundrem, Always Secure.
The Admiral ion of the Behobler.
And the Comfort the Wearer.
-
THAT Domestic Luiory CLEAR COFFEE van always be
olitalnee be odor
GEN. HL"TCHINSONIf PATENT CAFETIERS and URNS.
Ei_
,0001
on Act:Mental Devil, or Lb weekly dewing
Dmel.lement, secured by • moist ef
42 0,
OCEAN RAILWAY and GENERAL TRAVELLERS'
ASSURANCBCOMPANY. Limited, Hannon House Buildings,
London, EC, AGENTS required In every Town.
DIPLOMA OP mmtrir, VIRPNA, 1673.
1100 DALLIS BAKING POWDER. The BEST PENNY
PACKET in the WORLD. Makes delicioul BREAD
WITHOUT YEAST : PUDDINGS, PASTRY, be.,
without EGGS, BUTTER, or LARD. BRKA 0 made
•Ith this Powder Iv much easier to digest end much
more wholesome than that raised with Yeast, and •
larger quantity is obtained from the same weigh: of
Flour. On TRIAL WILL COBITINCII Toe NOV ICIIPTICAL
or ITS SI.7IIIIIIOIUTT cone OTURRIL Sold by Grocers.
Chemists, and Oilmen, in Id. Packet.; fit., Is., Lod Si.
Prepared by GOODALL. BACKHOUBI, sad Co, LEEDS.
DIPLOIF4 OP MKRIT, VINNTIA, 1671.
QOODALLI3 QUININE WINE. The Rewr and non mums-
-1,3f AIM/ Tonic yet Introduced. For the relief of Indication,
General Debility, ant Ise I I Appetite it ii Basta:Amu.
Recommended for its many by the Food Joornal." Arthur
11111 Haman, 11.0, Wentworth L. hoott, Esq., F C.B .
F R.S.S.A., itc. Sold by Grocers, Oilmen, and Chemist. In
large Bottles, at h. and to. each.
Prepared by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE and Co.. Leeds
I,IP/ Of TA Of 11111', V4ll:•Ne, RC&
y OBJESHIRE RELISH.
The most DELICIOUS SAUCE In the WORLD
to CHOPS, STEAKS, FISH, Ac. Sold by
all Grocers, and Oilmen In Bottles, 84, and fa
each.
Trwle Mark, Willow-Pattern Plea
Proprietore—GOODALL, BACKHOUSE end Co , Louis.
TOBACCO.—Son.Cured TENNESSEE BIRD'S-EYE
RETURNS, or SHAG,
cutfrom this Perfection of Taint o Leaf. esn ha obtained
through any respectable de ler, and (Wholesale only) of
SALES. POLLARD, and CO., London, sole Mantdacturers,_

LIVER COMPLAINTS, BILE and INDI-
GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
Only two medicines really act upon the liver; one is
Mercury or Blue Pill; the other Dandelion. Thousands
of constitutions have been destroyed by Mercury,
Blue Pill. or ('alomel. The only safe remedy is
DR. ICING'S DA Y DELION AY!) QUININE LIVER
which act very gently on the liver. giving immediate
relief in all cases of Bile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loss of Appetite, Giddiness, Spasms, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Nervousness, Gout, and all disorders of
the Stomach and Liver. Sold 7, all chemists and
medicine vendors, in Boxes at is. 1. 2s. 9d., 4s. 641,
or for ASIMPS from J. RORK F., 4 , Mortimer-street,
Cavendish-square, London, W.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS
overcome the worst forms of diseases, and the
foulest state of the blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys;
they go to the core of every disease, where no other
medicines have power to reach.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cures the following complaints : - Indigestion, or
wind in the stomach or bowels, giddiness in the head,
ditnness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory,
palpitation of the heart, liver and billow. obstructions,
astlitrui, or tightness in the chest, rheumatics, lumbago.
piles, ',-ravel, pains in the back, scurvy, had legs, bad
breast, sore throat, sore heads, and sores of all
descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings,
scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumours or cancers,
phnples and blotches on the face and body, swelled
feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas, jaundice, and
dropsy, and fevers of all kinds.
In boxes at Is. 11.1. and 2s. %I. per box; a great
saving effected by taking the larger size. Sold by all
chemists, or from the proprietor, .1. Thoursox, 31,
High-street, Swansea, for 15 or 34 stamps.
CROSSE & BLACK WELL'S
PURE MALT VINEGAR,
Of uniform strength and flavour, which was
awarded a special
MEDAL FOR PROGRESS
at the 1
VIENNA EXHIBITION,
May be obtained in pint and quart bottles of Imperial
•
measure from all Grocers and Italian NVarehousemen,
and wholesale at
11, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON.
SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS,
HORS./i GEARS,
HIN DEY, L 44.
E. S
BOURTON, DORSET.
FIXED AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES, THRASHING MACHINES,
BOILERS, Ac.
CHAFF CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, CORN
MILLS, PLOUGHS, dv.
-
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED MR EVERV tutmournos or
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, &c.
Ithistnated CstalsOses pod free as sPrlicatiss•
Mr. R. L. Turrm attends Markets.

NEW TEAS.—BEMT VALVE FOR MONEY.
IaYEBSTER BROS., IS. Moorgateditnet, City, hare • large
Ty stock of well.seisced Black TEAS frown Is. ed. lob 4.1
and supply Very rine ht,ond Rich Colleen at b. Id. Very
Choice Souchong, Be. 10.1. Orden for LS worth rent carriage
;mid to all parte of England; £4 Wale., &Wand, and
Ireland.
/PH E CRYSTAL SPECTACLES.—Made by THOMAS HARRIS
I and 'ON, LONDON, are of well•known excellence for
preserving the Age L—Addrisse opposite the Oridsh Museum
Oates, LONDON. F.stablidted 1700. Sent post free. Caution
—No Agents or Temente!,

TO RUPTURE!) PERSONS.
TORTHONEM le TRUSS is made
1 entirely without the galling Steel Springs. The
Pads press inwards as well as backwards, and permit
of the most various movements without ilisplacement.
Thi is the only Trims which gives the lifting pressure
in an unobjectionable manner. They are strongly
recommended by Sir W. Ferguson, Bart., Sir H.
Thomson, Bart., Mr. Sully, and many other leading
Medial Men. Price id Single Truss, which cannot
fail to fit, 1014. ; Double Truss, 20s. ; can be sent to
any part by Post on receipt of size round the hips, and
P. 0.0., payable to J. LONG, Patent Chest Expand-
ing Braces for both sexes. They prevent Stooping
Habits, cure f'ontracted Chess and Deformities of the
Spine. Prices from fis. Patent Truss and Surgical
Instrument Maker, 61, Beruers-street, Ipswich, and
110, Minories, London, E.

fILEANLINISS." W. 0. NIXEYI3 Relined BLACK
LKAD In BLOCK, tnr pol.hinE atones, and all kinds
of Ironwork tqu .1 to burnished meal, without mate or dust.
Sold everywhere by all Shorkeepeni. in Id. 2d. and 44 Blocks,
awl I. Bozes. Aek for h. 0. ?DIETS BLACK LEAD and
sae that y..ti have 11. It, Soho Square, Loudon. CAUTION.
—There Sr. several linitvtions.
FINZEL's CRYSTAL SUGAR.
FOR PURITY and ECONJNY.
Apply to the Principal
Runnumr. I GROCERS. Bum.

DONUSIGI. GOOD INTEREST DRAWINGS
Eifito advantages to looe.tors and Borrowers.
910 E ALLIANCE SOCIETY, 26. Moorgate Rt. LC. Prosper-
Imes on aoollestsou. A.R. WOIIMALD. Aatstuy.
AGENTS WANTF.D. E. T. It. Wm.., Secretary.
AWARDED MEDAL FOR NEWT. VIENNA, 14;3,
IRISII POPLINS. RICII tIID ATKIN3ON & CO.,
31, Caudate Gams.
DUBLIN,
Musul.aturers.
0 00TO App.lotaesst• and 10 Medals,
PA7TERNS and TREATISE .1 POPLIN, tree,
and pea hoe on spike .
Clos or more Ihreeste carriage ptid to any pert, of tht United
Riordan.
TO ...erre Reda Polihn pan-Agora err reCOM,ar tided
to order direct from the omoloetrrer. se I mitatm. or.
exteosisety gold at cud. low prier, so precludei the pomibildit
of their beiaj genuine.
STANDARD BANK, BEI 11811 ,OUTII AFRICA, LIMITED,
10, Clement's Lane,
Lombard Street, London. no Drafts on it. 3 Branches at
IS. Dasoond.lietis and 20 principal towns in Sstr h Africa.
Thls Rent transacts averse oared ion of Banking business.
ALLAN AND STATE LINEe,—STEA MSRIP AGENCY.
0 EMIGRANTS wasted passages granted so Canada, Nova
• Scott,, New Brontwicis, Irons £3 16. Passengers booked
to ail isans of Amer co at ebearest rat., App,y to Ws T.
11,11111111.111.1 East India Avenue, L adon.

JUDSONS' n TSUP of PEPPERMINT.
A DELICIOUS CORDIAL"
COMFORTING awl ARMING, .¼to OW and Young.
Invaluable In caw of ri.nlencY.
1.. and 2.. per Bonk. Of all Chombrts

O
RNAMENTAL IRONWOBK.—ChoIe" Designs for Lamp
Pillar.. Gas Lamp, Gres, Its Hinge. Fountains. Verandahs,
Cons•rea•orlea„ V.eILIFC•RII. if.C. W. T. Allen •nd Co'.
New Iliwtrated Catalogue Is forwarded on receipt of It.. 6d.,
which Is allowed on ae in Order. Estimates for work a• home
and abroad, WI, Upper Thames Serest, London.

'TV RIaDY MONEY DRAPERS nal TAILORS. HILL
1 AND SON, Woollen Merchants, SS and SS, St Martin's
Lond,n, have a large Stock ot Cloths, Do skin., Tweeds
and all kmds of Woollen Onodi. Pattatros sent by P and
Orden promptly executed-5 per cent Dlecount allowed for
Cult. Eatabltshed Ila:1-Centurv.

MO TENANT FARMERS and Others proposing to EMIGRATE
to NORTH AMERICA.
For 11l ii.format lon relating to lOWA and NEBRASKA, and
to the very desirable Lends now ty be purcused In Mom One
Agricultural States en favourable terms, apply In puma or by
latter at the Ofire...l
The BURLINOTON AND 1111aSOURI RAILROAD
COMPANY.
10, South Csatle Street, Liverpool ;
11, Queen Victoria Street, London, EC.
Hamilton A. HUI, Europeen Agog.
A RSV a-nd NAVY Co-operative Society, Limited. Capital
it 130.000 in Share. of LI each.
Established for the ode ‘ntageoue supply of prorisions and
g ode of all kinds Kilts Members—comprising 011toen and N.C.
Ofllcers acetic's or who have served, the Sons end Daughters
of Moen and friends Introduced by the above. For pa-Oculars
eddreei the Sectelars, 117, Victoria Street, Weatminstet,
L Anton, S.W.
WANTED, • Respectable AGENT in this COUNTY for a
TT drst-ciaas COGNAC QI'E. apply to O. P c.r. of
Menem. Brown. Could and Co., 17. Lombard Street, EC.

LT A R D S' FARINACEOUS FOOD.
•.1 havo curio!!v examined and rammtadly prescribed
Hard.'" Farinsosona Fund. It berms • very minable FOOD
CHILDREN and INVALIDS." .1011131 PIIIIIII3. M.D.,
F R.S Fhp,ician to UN Loodno II ovltal. Of all roapectabla
Cheiniat., Tea Dedrm Paknt• It In. 2.. and Ya
64.
1.1 an ul.cmred at tba nO ViCturi• n Ids, DARTFORD,
Kent.
NPICO—VZID and Ecomomic COOKERY.—
LIEDIO COM PA NY's " EXTRACT
OF MEAT " Stock " for Raef.Tm. Soup.,
llade.diates and Sawmia : give. liie flar.or and treat
dremch Invariably ativ'ed in houotholdx when fairly trbd.
loranutni
Inc
i.neß ps °
00. 0124 ido REED,-rO-11e
a . STRING.t,AIN3rAyDNIDi :HD,
:RTC: Nn;Ap
4lN:Dmibri
IF:I F. E.
hic;
oda prima. at J. kIOORSE, Buttoo.r.md,
any kind of hood. Patr.mbicd by the Army, Navy, and Rids

•
nahgrOlcouSYS and Ohm to ft. by 6 ft. LC MELON
LT FR asi I ilsoa. ft. by 6 h., Ct 16a. Od.
For Catalogue of Oreenhotvok hollers. 6.e.. Pend 2.1. to
T. 11. P. DENNIS Ind Co.. Anchor Wo6a, Cbeisaatord of
Mama! )ti Linnet Butt 'op, tauten Victoria-wow. London. E.O
OTA UP IT OL"f with UIICIERTh Patent £24TISE—P-11C
13 Soo Ilithert's Now Theory sod Practise of Medicine.
Prios in, Meet 143. S:rand. Works. Mooches*