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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

Jesus, my al, to heaves Is cone ;
He whom I rest my hopes upoi,
His track I see, sod punme
The narrow osy, till Him I view.

Probably it may be urged !het religious experience In
sorb • plasm as an asylum is ooly one delusion among
the many *then of such poor demented creatures.
Possibly there map be a greet deal of delusion about
religious experiences and every other experience. oonfined
not merely to patents in an asylum, but all °moan-
tions can be tested by their recognised standards; and
in the foregoing instances Christianity end sanity for
the time were so evidenced that I sentare to behave
verily in their correctness." From these extracts we
may be assured, that everything which skill and kindly
cars can devise, is dome for the comfort awl benefit of
those unfortunate persons who 11/0 coonfinicil in our
mangy lunatic asylum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

PARMoNL

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ELwriox or GoLarnax.—Tho jO, 01 guardian
to represent this parish In Um Poole Union boa been
attended with • content, two emsdidates hawing been
nominate', namely, Mr. W. W. Aldridge, who held the
°Moe last year, and Mr. O. Foot, who formerly was
guardian for arsenal eneeeseive pers. The votrog
papers were opened on Thursday, and tit, numbers
declared to be as follows : For Aldridp, 82; for Fuot, 9.
The former waa therefore elected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

JD orottsbi rt.

Muer 000rrr Bcm:wt.—We understand that it is
now in eontemplation to erect • building for the Dorset
County School, on • plot of ground on the Earl of
Ilchester's estate, at StinsforJ, the Committee of the
school haring re-sold Syward Lodge for LAOO more than
they gave for it.
COMMIT= 70 7111 DORSZT COVIITT GAOL.—Hard
Latatir : Stephen Pike, damaging oak trees at Shaston,
1 month; Andrew Sim., damaging oak trees at Shaston,
3 weeks ; William Kelly, vagrancy at Dorebester, 1
month; William Gould, vagrancy at Sherborne, 1 week;
Daniel White and Emma Foot, vagrancy at Sherborne,
14 days; John Loveless, miebehaviour at Bridport
Union, 14 d.yi ; Willinot Symonds, stealing coal at
Dorchester. 1 month; Wailful) Payne, stealing hay at
Manbwood, 21 days; William Turner, stealing • fork
at Bridport, 21 day..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

LYTCHETT MINSTER.

Peeestrrartoe.—On Sunday, at the close of the
afternoon axisreisss of the Sunday school in connection
with the Congregational chapel of this place, the
teachers and whalers presented their pastor (the Rs,.
D. Rico) with a very bitdaoceely bound photographie
portrait album, as as expression of their grateful
appreciation for his self-disrying labours amonpt them,
accompanied with the following letter : —Dear Mr. and
Mrs. Hann,—Plesse assiapt tbe ansompanying album se
U • takes of love and seism from the teachers and
scholars of the Sunday whoa, for the kindoess allows
and interest manifested by you towards us since your
coming to Leytelistt. That the good seed sown bore
may bring forth fruit abundantly to the glory of God,
and that we may all meet in the better land, is our
intrust prayer, hoping you may long be spared to labour
amongst us in the cause of Christ. We are yours faith.
fully, the teachers and scholars of the Conp.gational
Sunday School. Lytetet Minster, April bib, 1888."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

DEWLISH.

PlifitillrfATlOlL—Ou Tuesday, Kush Slit, the In-
habitants of Dewlish, through Mr. C. Kent, farmer,
presented to Mrs. Sollivan, of Dewlish House, • very
baudsome Bade, sebooribed for by most of the inha-
bitants (but by the teetotalers is partioslar), sea testi-
mony of their high esteem and gistitude tower& her,
for her untiring effort, to do them good, both temporally
end spiritually. Mr. C. Parsons, oabinet-maker, elm
presented to her, through Mr. Kent, • bmotiful ease
for the abo•• of polithod oak, having suitable text. of
Scripture carved dimes in old English, and ribbed with
oak from the "Royal George.' After the presentation
nimble tiddreesse whir, given by Mr. Levi Riggs, of
Chaelborne, Mr. Jaelnion, of Stoorpaine, sod several of
the inhabitants of Goodish acknowledged the kindlier
they boil received at the hoods of Mrs. Sullivaii, and
their sorrow at bet leaving the neighbourhood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

BRIDPORT.

Ti FAIL—Th. -h-all-4-ear-Ii• fair took plass ea
Monday, but was rather thinly attended. This fair was
the Arm at which cattle have bean offered for sale here
sines the cattle playa ,e and there was a small shoe of
stock In Weet-street, bet a much lens, number of them
and also a quantity of sheep were offered for sale by
Messrs. Deanery and 800, at their new reporritet2i
Hoes were from 30a. to 35e. earth. Melton realised 73.
to 70. per pound. Fat Lambs were 33e. to Ma each.
Beef woe 12.. to 131. per wore. Cows with eaters CIO
to £l5, and barreneni from £lO to £l2. There was a
small show of homes in the (sir. The supply of cheese
was large, about Id tons in all, most of which brleaged
to Mr. Mason, grocer, Bridport. Dorms ohm. ranged
from 30e. to 424. per cwt. Cheddar was 76.. and
Somenet 56.. per cwt., and • Imp quantity changed
hoods. Trade generally, however, we believe, wee very
dull, particularly among the shops. Theie was • large
pleasure fair, which was fully wended, and was con- :
tinned on Tuesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

PITELTO APPOINTMENTS.

TmedaLL4fzllmborne County Court.
(Smits) sad Winasatea (Somerset)
Wadamaday. 16. - Bisadferd Oaanty court.
Tangle (Hanle) and Witheridge (Devon) Fain.
Marshy, 16. Poole (aunty Court.
Annual Meeting of the Dor-et County Friendly
Society at Sturminster Newton.
Friday, 17. —Wareham (Dorset) and,Barnstaple (Devon)
Fain.

War-ilia-n-1- County Court.
Saturday, l&- Weymouth County Court.
Monday, 24. - Dorehmter County Court.
Devises (Wilts) and Exto..urn (Devon) Fairs.
Tuesday, 21.- Bridport County Court.
North Tawton (Devon) Fair.

BIRTH&

Aparil4at Littlebredy, the Woof Mr. George Watts,
of a ter.
April , at the Manor Parm,Oanford Marcia, by Wim-
borne, the wife of Kr. John W. Laff, of a eon.

_IIA*RIAOIIB.

April 7, at the English Coagulate, Rio de Janeiro,
George Powell, third eon of Dr. Orwm, of Haverstook.
hill, to May Elisabeth Marmaduke, eldest daughter of
James Marmaduke Constable, Esq., of Portswood, near

Southamceton. .
Aril at the Wesleyan Chapel,Churahstreet, Salis-
bury, by t Rev. K Fisoo, F. Henley, to Sophia
Malabar, eld. it daughter of Mr. John B. Fullford, of
Oathatine•street.

April 9, at the pariah church, Wyk. Regis, by the
Rey- 11. C. Pigou, rector, Mr. W. Padgett, of the Wey-
mouth Pottery Company, to Helen Hancock, fourth
daughter of the late Mr. W. Reynolds, surveyor and
builder, Weymouth.
April 10, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Fisherton, by the
Rev. S. Vincent, Sidney Brown, Wilton-road, to Clara,
second daughter of George Leach, Kiiipton Cottage,
Wilton-road, Salisbury.
At Holy Trinity Church, Clifton. Bristol, by the Rev.
Edmund Johnson, Charles William Wake Spooner,
second son of Edward Oh. Spooner, Esq., late of Bland.
ford, to Amelia. second daughter of the late Mr. H. B.
Tremlett, of Bath.
DEATHS. _

February 29, at Charles George, fourth
imrviring son of the Rev. William Bury, rector of
Pimpe,ne, in the 35th year e Waage.
March 30, at Buckland Newton, Mr. Isaac Durrant,
builder, rrgretted and respected, ad 61.
April 5, at Wimborne, Anna, widow of the late Mr.
William Sibley, aged 68.
April 5, at the Bristol Flo's!, Perth, Elizabeth Kate,
only daughter of Mr. H. W. Pople, formerly of Dor-
ch a 4. at 64
22
es4m 6 IsiembolVehi.Oeundle, Ann, relict of the late
Mr. O. S. Spicer. in the 87th year of her age.
April 7, at Fordington, Dorsetabire, Mr. Bayne, aged
April 7 at The Cedars, Sunninghill..Bfrirs, Caroline

Ullb!th;

Countess of C;.ttenh.arta', aged 65.

April f: at Southera,AdmiralBi; -friary Duels Chads,
his 81st year.
Aril 8, at the Ship Inn, I.7pwey, Martha, the beloved
inghter of Mr. J. Bnahrod
April 8, the wife of Mr. P. Brags, Red Lion Inn,
Abbse,_aftlr a shoil.illness.
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Cern*

Arir 8, at Uddent, Emily earth. fourth daughter of
the ate Edward Greathed, of Uddent Dorset
)0.0 8, at Mays' Farm, Wantham, Sussex, Mr. John
Cole, late of fitourptine, Blandford, Dorset
April 10, at Blaadford, Mr. John Dover, aged 70
years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

DORCUEBTER RF.PORTTORY AGRICULTITR L

SALE.
ESI isLus msu 1852.

MRT. ENBOR begs to announce that hie
NEXT SALE will be held on 13ATURD•Y.
APRIL 25, INS, commencing at IS o'clock with
the heifers and calves, at the REPOSITUIT, adjoining
ithe South Welke, neer the South-Western Ruth's,
:Station. _ _

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Pittegirr Eirraiss :-
5 prime la steers, I fat cm, end 90 very prime It
&I'M.' Down sheep, the property of J. J.
FAIQ1311•118011, Seq.
2 fat lieders. 2 ditto. 9 ditto.
25 la miles&
3 heifer. and cases.
SO fit noon ewes.
10 tot wotbors.

Wady Entries are respectfully sonciled.
Extensive Sheds an erected for the shelter of Cattle.
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale at moderate
Commission-4d. on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per cent on Homes and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF 8k LE P. 410 TO 'VENDORS

Et-AWI 6A-t:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

TEE BNM PURIFOM OF THE BLOOD.

JOHNSON'S 8 ARS APARILL AND
BARB PILL&
The seeeeetty el the beenby state of the bleed need
be too dimly boomed Gs the mind; vim impure the
whole fabric is disesesd, 'bowing itself maw tb• fent
of pimples, boils, &bosoms, soorbatia imam+, mum
Kroh* cancer, and other offeetioas tithe 'bads sod
skin.

These Pills Auld unrivalled m • poweetal sad
permanent restorative They salamis dm *Mos
the appetite, invigorate the nervous ann
museelm system, giving • renewed action to all the
functions of the human frame, the torpid state of whisk
is the sole cause of debility; costiveness, inaction of the
liver, bilious derangement. piles. 110.
Thia valuable medicine will be found • assists parities
and restorative for all the diseases above enuneersted,
and more coovealent and economical than any other
preparation. They maybe taken with safety by the most
delicate and debilitated constitution ; and. Wad
vegetable, are *specially recommended to seaCi.l7
ag
pereona, emigrants, persona residing in twopieal dietetic,
travellers, or others, whole oosupation expense them le
the vicissitudes of the weather. Prim Is. id., 3a. td.,
and de. 6d. per post, 9d. extra. J. BANGII3 and floas.
150, Oxford-strest, LaMar, W., and at all Chemists in
town and mental.

Grew, Oil. Paint%

and ill Tali

Beisiaams boa

Mks, Ratko,

Rthbow, Oldle,

Iranians*, awl all
Wear* Apparel.
II sad Perfume.
sad 80,15, 150, Ozter+
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

li!A 11.15 H MI.

nut CAMILA)? Tsidrikontst..—Ws learn that the
efforts of the Oaloratt Testimonial Committee bare bsen
tally and urn:aptly met, not only by the leading noble-
men, gentlemen, clergy, agriculturists, tradesmen, and
ratepayers of the Wareham end Me of Ptirb.ok district,
but that the poorer Glasses hare been assious to sontri-
buts towards the object of presenting the chairman
with a suitable mark of esteem for his 'Amr ice public
servant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

CORN NkRKETEL

Tintisll&n.-Balleitts : Moderate supply of earn, bot,
more money being naked, trade wu limited; wheat,
Ms. to ROL per qr.— Liverpoof : Whit* wheat in mode-
rate demand, at .decline of 41, to U. pee mantel from
Toesdai's rates; red slow, but net:bayed.—
Sheffield : Wheat trade quiet, st late rails. Min was
the thereat.r of the markets generally.

WEDNIBOAT.—Mark•Laire : Bosuns' quiet, at late
rates.—Frost(: More money was asked for wheat,
bat only • small Walesa don.; highest price 78a. per
qr.— Bosiois : The tone of the demand mu arm; new
white, 765. to 83; and new red, 725. to 75.. pee 36
atone. —Newark : Steady trade ; white wheat, 80e. to
8k; and red 725. to 78s. tar 36 stone. —Worbop :
Demand tolerable; white, 28e. to 31/, and red 77a. to
28.. per load of three boahels.

THOILISDAY.—Briaa: Scarcely any.sciplaeof English
wheat; the few on offer sold at the full prices of last
week. Supplies of foreign wheat good; dowsed quiet
at barely as mush money. —Olouricsfer : Full prices
have been realised for both English and foreign, beanie
business actually tranesoted has bees very limited.
Malting herley la., and grinding 6d. per. qr. more money.
—Devises: Very small 'apply of wheat, demand
dull. In the sales effected, however, last week's prime
were generally reslised.—Bermingkam Small supply
of wheat, winch sold also advance of ls. per. qr. For
foreign full prima were paid. —dineerAesler : Inquiry
for English wheat was slow, and prices were very little
damaged. The value of the foreign was 2d. per ceded
easier. For sour the inquiry was fiat, but prices ware
not lower. Watejloki Limited supply of wheat.
Higher prime were salad; but the demand warn by no
means active, the barley trade was Arm at fathom,

Fanur.—This befog Good Friday oo marks., wore
hold.

SATOSDAT.—BIigh : A dull trade or wheat at 791.
to 80s. per qr.; barley, 395. to 475. per qr.—Cass-
tor 144 : A steady trod.; white wheat. 80s. to 86a; and
red. 78.. to 76e. per 36 stone. —Caisitrourp : Beet
white wheat, 78e. to 80s. per qr.; and best red, 78.. to
755. Donal ster : A fair trade et let* rabic—Amu-
shirr : At Southampton th,re was quiet trade et
roust prioss. At Farebam wheat was 75a. to 765. At
Winchester wheat slightly advanced in prise.—At
Beeingrtoke 1•6111 i tees 66.. to 88.. per qr.—Hwatiotp.
&attire : Corn supplies at our =skill rather meagre,
and the foulness done has been at about newt terms.
—Zeal: At most of our markets former prices have
bun well maintaioed.—Lsicater : A healthy trade at
78a. 1. 81.. per 36 stone for white, and Ile. to 765. for
red.—Reading ; A limited business in wheat, at from
Sis. to 86s per qr. —Woroniastsr : Wheat barely
maintained lots rates, the quotatiems being 70s. to 78s.
per qr.—Yo-k: A ',kir demand: white wheat 78s. to
Ms.; and red, 78.. to 75.. per 36 stone.

LIIPZZIAL OORIC An:RAOUL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

FILIVTLira ibiliajfin
.VITH NKATNEBB AND

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ORDERS RECEIVE) FE PERIODICALS.

Blandford. April, 1868.

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, IL

'UT IL CLARK and 00. beg to rebuilt and
Vslants trol nd g recomme. the following selected list
ol

,
Per dam.

Hennessy or Korbari Osi.—
Braody(bottlod InFranor) 48 64 60
Soarkling Champagne. 27 90 36 50 58 60
Claret l2 18 Si 38 48 56
Sherry l6 24 30 36 42 48
Port 24 30 36 40 46 54 60
Marsala (Florio's of log-
hem's Shipplog) lB 21
A complete pries het forwarded port free oo applicatima
Terms Cash. Orton asemiating to £.B awl upwards
or wardod Carriage Tree to all Railway Station&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

BLANDFORD.

ELICTION OP' ()TURMAN& —Of the Oro gentlemen
nominated for the Aloe of Guardians for the parish of
Slandford Forum for the ensuing ye*. the following
were clveen : —Mr. Malachi Fisher, Mr. maids, ud
Mr. S. Davis.

COOCOT Pouot, April llth.—Before J. J. Fs?".
hanon, Req.—Henry Btlckl2nd, of B:andford, wan
charged with deserting his child, whereby i• bacams
chargeable to the Blandford Union since Otrober
—Defendant said that he left the town for the purpose
of marching for employment, but was uasscasestal.- He
was ordered to pay fie. per month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

RICK CLOTHS, WATERPROOF COVERS, Ac.

T BROWN, TOLPIIDDLE, begs to return
tffi . his most rimier* thanks to his numerous patrons
and friends for the very Mould support bestowed upon
him the lent 12 years, and swum them that it will .till
be his oonstent study to render good materials at
reesotable prices. J. B. would also mentiou that
having separate premises expressly fitted up for the pre-
parstion of Waterproof Goods, be can with unildento
reisouunend them as first-class article., and warrant
them not to stick or crack. Orders by post or other-
wise will receive prompt attention.
A hit of prices will be forwarded on application; also
samples of Ftiok Cloth, Winnowing Shasta, Waterproof
Covrre, Twines and Cordage by poll; and of Backs,
BAP, ha, by roil or carrier if required.
Improved Waterproof RAILWAY VAN, WAGOON,
HAY, and CART TILTS (black, yellow, or butt) ditto
for Thrashing Machines, Steam F.ngines, Corn Drills,
Boots, Tugete, Bone loiu covers (Wool-lined), Knee
Wrappers, la.
RICK CLOTHS (with or without poles, ropes, and
pulleys,) Winnowing Sheet., Wool Sheets, Fllll Cloths,
Is., Corn, Floor, Bran, Chad, Coal, Seed, eider, and
other Bags, Bed Backings. Benin Canvas for Ind{
Trees, Garden and Sheep Netting, Rabbit, Pig, Calf,
and Eel Nets.

TlFines, Cordage, Wool Twine, tsc.,
ot all descriptions.
COIIPOSITION for Watsrprooing Tilts, Coats, tau,
(black, yellow, or buff.) 2a. per quart.
Whlto anti:friction GREASE In outs. (bugaboo.)
Old Cloths ratiairod and radrewed•
New and old Tarred Sack Tyers, from Id. to 44. per lb.
SACKING COATS for agricultural labourers, 3a. Ild.,
4s. and 4s. 64. mob. Youths' 64. and boys' La. leas.
THRESHING CLOTHS, 18c, 275. sod 30a.
scab.

01;ods on Alm —Marques, Tents, Shod Coven, and
Cloths for Bonding*.
Agent for H A ItDING'q HOBSE and CATTLE FOOD.
Tolpuddle, April, 1868.

HENRY WHITE,

DECORATOR, ROUSE PAINTER, GLAZIER
PAPER HANGER. to,
45. HIGH EA3T-STREET, DORCFIESTER,
BEGS to thank the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gantry of Doti:hatter and its vicinity for the kind
patronage a orded to him, and also to inform them that
he undertakes to make any Pattern or Design in
LEAD GLAZING for Churl& or other windows.
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NEW PAPER RAGING,
for whisk be solicits au .Lily inspection, hoping by
strict attention end punctuality to all orden to merit •
solitlawisiss of thigh- favours.
Musk, 186&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

BOROUGH OF DOROBRSTRR.

MR. JOHN THOMAS NNSOR bee been
appointed by the Vice-Chanoellor ESTOAM to
WAIL IT AUCTION, st the Kiso's Anus Horst,
9tt LOSOnZITIn, On WEDNESDAY, the 13th d.y of
'MAY, COW at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, in Three
Lots, pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of
Chansery made in • canae of /Isms v. COONT,
DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
elluat• in Pawl-bine, in the Borough of Dorchester, in
A. County of Dorset, oomprising
POUR DWELLING_ HOUSES AND At PIECE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

WHIT'ECHITROH.

WITMOBIIICH PIOWISIt INDUOTILIAL e4}Opzimin
Socrterr.—The committee of this society bars jut
tuned their seventh quarterly report, from which it
*paean thst the institution is in a Bourlshing condition.
We are informed by the secretary (sr. John Smith)
that since the commeneement of the sanity,
£1,322 6.. Bjd. has been received for goods sold, and
£53 Si. 3d. ban been paid as dividends, exelinive of 5
Per sent. per annum on members' share capital. During
the tut quarter over £3OO worth of goods have been
purchased, and a dividend of 9d. lnth.o on ElBB
members' pandas en has been declared.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

WINTIMBOURNE HOUGHTON.

80DDIN DRATH 07 ILIN OLD 141-0.--70.; Monday
an inquest wee held before W. H. Atkinson, Esq.,
at the house of Georp Robbing, Houghton, on the body
01 Mari Joyce. aged 87, who was found dead on the
previous Saturday morning.—Tbe following evidences
was gives :—Ann Hannam, wife of Henry Harmon.
said: I knew the demand, and last saw her alive on
Saturday morning about half-past eight. She then left
her son's house, where she had been sating as midwifis
to her son's wife who was that morning confined. Abe
wan then going home to put on • clean apron, and
appeared ill her usual health, and had been very eh/win'
all the night previosely. About an hour afterwards I
saw her lying on tbe door of her own refideDoo deed,
and appeared to have been dead some lime. She was
' Tuesday before. I haw) heard of her having a fit before,
hero only markrh
s"I
h7eryeahrasyidnitage. She dropped down in • ears of fit the
' when she was attended by a doetor. have beard of
mark
falling down.
ow—beehTtrvh•dar afid.terasernareet:lwtzw:ouigfurtbehcerslig""B"awieheototarbiorllsd by
Bums
Davis, and the jury returned a verdict of "Death from
maraud mums, by the Visitation of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

court an fasbfonabit Intsilignut.

Tan Qnsear's Essrgn Borrirrrgs.—The aneient and
Royal &Arai'. known as the Royal Maundy were dis-
tributed on Thursday is Whitehall Chepel, with the
gustomme formalists*, to dp lame man and da sod
women. the number of melt sex corresponding with the
see of b.r Ro.t Gracious 'Nasty. The Qeeen's Royal
bounty sod the Royal cabs lOW (in 11111eient times dis•
.t the gate of the Roy.' Pelee.), and also the
di...0.m.y boucle. bam also been wald to aged and
...tortenn poor and axed over sixty years, who had
born pmeme.ly selected by the Lord High Almoner
and the Rub-Almoner from these who hart been recom-
mended by various clergymen end by other persons in
London and its vicinity. Th.
„mod LOW persons, amongst whom very many were
Wind. peralysed, and disabled, meerel exceeding ninety
years of age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

OF LAND.

Prioted Particulais—sod—atniiiions of Sale may be
had, gratis, of Mr. OLIVIZ RICH•IDA, Solicitor, 16,
WAZOick-street, Regrot•street, Loodoo ; Messrs.
RHODES, Box. and DCITITT, Solicitors, 63, Chancery-
lace. London • Messrs. ANDRRWII and Coccaux,
Solicitors, Dorchester; at the Office of Mr. &MOIL, tb•
Auctioneer; and at the said
ROST. WY. PEAKS,
Chief Clark.

OLIVER RICHARDS,
Solicitor,
IS, Warylek-etreet,
Regent-street, London.
TO FARMER&

WANTED, for a young man aged 18, a
SITUATION on a large Farm for two or three
rank for further experience. Ile world wicb to be
treated u a member of the family. Good references
giwan and releired.—Addrees U. E.," Post °lke,
Ender.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

DORSET COUNTY 87,H00L COMPANY
(LIMITED.)

NOZICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the
Rhombilds?' of the Dorset County Sehool Company
SL(milsid), will he held in the Council Room, at the
Town Hall. lloacewrea (by the kind permission of tho
.111.Amba,) on THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, at 2.30 p.m.
F. MONDRY, Secretary.
FrORSET COUNTY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

"SEERBOENE JOURNAL," "DORSET COMITY
EXPRESS," AND TELEGRAM" BRANCH
OFFICE.

111LLLRD respectfully infsrms the
inhsbiteets of Blandford and its neighbourhood
that he has REMOVED to the House and Nhop lately
occupied by Mr. ButDu, near the Fleur-tie-Lis Inn,
East street, Standard, where be trusts to receive •
continuance of that kind poronage and support which
he has enjoyed for the lest five years.
C. U. bep also to state that be has been appanted
Agent for the este of the RELIGIOUS TRACT
843dIErrI5 PUBLICATIONS.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

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re —was tried Milts Central Orlinbaie::
on Wednesday for burning a baby to. months u.
She was a aidgbhour of the ebild's mother, who Iwo
her the Mimi to "mind" while she went lato the yard
to chop wood. While there the mother beard the
baby cry, and took no natio' of its screams, Si Mary
biaoslngwuinthehabitOf" dapple(' Me ehild when
honed. When eke returned to the room she found
the. Mary Manning had deliberately raised the
clothes and placed it on the flre. It was horribly buret
about the beak. stomach. and thighs. sad "",
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three
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wards died of the injuries whieb It bad resolved.
Mary Manning was sentenced to seven years' penal
servitude No sooner bad this woman been removed
killing and slaying John Hint, • little boy, four Imre
or age As in the previous owe the prismer was a
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neighbour of the obild's mother. Without the slightest '
Provocation, Mary Newell bad taken up the little child
end Plunged it in up to the middle in a ceneepan of
boiling water. The poor little fellow speedily died 01
the `elide, Mary Newell was aonvioted, and eenteneed
to Ave years' meal servitude.
Tea Caommas or Fontein:La—How an men
ask Heaven for pity when, day by dsy, they
torture and outrage the dumb help him world of
lower creatures white lies in their power? It is a
"common enmities of the poulterers' trade" to pluck
the feathers from fowls while they are living I For
doing this cruel thing a wretch named Fleeeberi of
Whizall, Salop, we. lately brought up at petty asedoos
by his clergyman, Mr. John Evans, whom name
we mentiou with thanks and honour. The criminal
bad got pallet on his knee with its throat cut, but
still alive, and be was tearing off the feathers, the
wretched bird quivering with agony at every pulL
Fletcher i.id "It wa. his usual way," and fowl.' would
Asp if you plucked them before they were cold.* The
dealer culled another--mee Nairbead—who disposes of
some 5,000 or 6,000 fowl. a week ; and be, too, "always
does them in this way r The defame was that it was
" the autos." The purpose of that custom is to make
the birds look plumper at market, beater the Imerated
akin and agonised fish swell under the awful torture, I
which is not the ease with fowls plucked after they are
eold ia death. So for the sake of a poor morbid lie, we
may emehatie, our poultry markets are the daffy some
of MA as unspeakable torment as should make the
sWmalbwhat aret‘easerlatmade,res" awkoisk.s.eapeetthmssomiwispeuelon" aafrom..l
Heaven, while they show to living oreaturee such bitter
lark of pity It me poulterer confeweas that he subjects
1,000 fowl.. week to this indmeribehie molly, what
most be the sum of needier pala ia all out markets,
from this source dene ? Seek • pasmetee exhibit.
humanity as diabolically inhamm, sad, In preemie of
the disclosure, our own palm sad diseases Mem like the
natural anger of "es, Father."—Daily Teicgrapk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14

Countrl faiscellanp.

Kiicm GAZDII OPIZATTONS. —Barth up early
Potatoes as they 'mar tlinh the ground. Draw the
the soil well up to and slightly over the tope, for the
purpose of protecting them from frosts. Make the led
eowiag of Brae's'. Sprout.. Also mosessional sowings
of Brooeoli —Miller'. Into Whit...medially —l3avo7a, ha.
Make fresh Mushroom beds for a mop for sammer nes.
A 000 l place will be found beet for this purpose, sod
where the least fluotantions of temperature are liksly
to be experieneed. Give Omiliflowere a good flooding
with strong liquid manure. Pot on Capants, Chills,
and Tomato., the two former will Deed a maximum
warmth to grow them on macomfally. Tomatos should
oily be placed in small pots ; they should at ones be both
stunted and gradually hardened of, processes which
will ware greater fruitfulnem. Orsitiaue the prepara-
tion—by fermentation until sweet—of all eomeatable
stable litter, leaves, he. This will be wanted for
"ndpos," both for Cucumber, and Vegetable Marrows,
as soon sie the weather will admit of their being pleated
out with any degree of mama under band lights, he.
Do not allow rest to the boo or the grimed whilet any
symptoms of weeds exist. If these are not well kept
down now, little hope need be entertained of • easseedul
rummer campaign.