The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
11gssits. RAKER and ENS()R beg to
announce that their NEXT SALE of Fat
will be held on SATURDAY, AUGUST
/
TRPNENT ICCTRIVI
In the r.‘TTLE MARKET, conunaniAng it 12 o'Cloek.
13 r.• Heifers.
:11 Prim Fat Horn Wethers.
.20 1.• a Down Ewcs.
10 Fat Ditto.
40 soisriiir Fat Horn Lambe.
Prime r.it ditto.
r„t cot...wold RAMS.
3 ft Wilco limn..
At the REPOSITORY, at 3 o'Clock.
pa, cad th,r.e 131, a good worler.
th,snut cart liorse. 7 years, sound, and good worker.
Grey tart Colt (unbroken).
Cart Mare, G years, 151, sound, and good
soker
Bas Cart Horse. S years. in, ditto,
igieh ditto, P 4 years, 15i, ditto.
13. k ditto, 6 years, It, ditto.
&wt. (Art MOM. •• • .d.yer.:_,
Reese Net. Mare, S Telma, 10, mite.
Prawn Pony, 6 years, 13, round, quiet to rido and
drive.
Illak Pony, 4 years, 13.1, sound, quiet to ride and
dere.
It.r Posy. 6 years, 11, fast, and quiet in harnen.
3.j0.r. Wagon. Light Spring Wagon, with waterproof
0. Gig, Dogcart. with lamps, to., in good eoudition,
:Zidciren Oak Spokes, in iota of live dozen.
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The Cow Stock and Sheep must be sent to the Cattle
Narita, and Ilviews and Carriages to the Repository,
4.ljoining the " Plume of Feathers" Inn, by 10 o'Cloek
(lie morning. The AITTIoNEEIN would recommend
lemons at • distatiee to send Stock and Horses the day
1.4.4 e. Stabling and keep for Horses and Stock sent
t!e day before, or reinaining over until next Sale, pro-
vided at inmlerate charges.

- PIDDLETRENTHIDE, DORSET.
tEssßs. BAKER and ENSOR have been
with in‘tructiona to SELL BY
A▪ i
TIGN. on the Pretiii.ea on THURSDAY,
II I•l'sT Lned, I min, the HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Fl RNITURE. CHINA, GLASS. WARE, and Elfuetai
fir late Mr.. Mau fIR 01. D, 411CCCISed.
Tl,Safg aill cowmen*: at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
>le.*. BAKER an.l ESSOR will offer for competi.
the Prelate.", at the clooe of the above Sale, the
idIIII.I.W.IIOUSE late in the occupation of Ilra.
31%1011 OLD, *,ntaining 3 Sitting Rooms, Shop, and 5
hell by ropy of Court Roll For three healthy
Wes, age:l Is, It, and 11 years.

DORSET.
I'UNCK NOLL AND FRAMPTON.
fESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to
ill announce that they have been favoured with in-
structions from MT.. Con, to SELL by Art:n4lN, on
Ibo Preolise.,st PENCE Nt ILL, on MONDAY, Arousr
IWM, all o'Clocii in the Afternoon, the
INI; ('IHJPSut
WHEAT, BARLEY, AND OATS
on th, above Finn, in the following Isits, or such other
a. may I...agree I on at the timid Sale :
.1. K. r.
Let 1— 2 3 6 more Jr lets of Wheatin Little Stackers
„ 2-12 1 26 „ Barley in the Mead.
~ 3 3 0 0 Wheat in Long Lis.
course.
„ 4-11 0 0 Ditto in Milking Canter.
6-12 111 Oats in Walls.
6 9 0 0 „ Wheat in Santways'
Close.
6 U 0 „ Oats in Knowle.
5 U U „ Wheat in ditto.
Al., will be st ILI) by A I't•TION, on the
IItAMPToN, on WEDNESDA Y, Atat'ST
220, Is64i, at 4 ii'(luck in the Afternoon, the
Gip 'WING I'M PEW .1
WHEAT, BARLEY, AND VETCHES,
se the ale Lin& in the Parish of Frampton, in the
or such others as may be agreed upon at
lilt Ulu of Sale :
Lot 70 0 more or less, of Barley, in Lower Piece.
2 11 it 0 VD Ditto in Middle Piece.
„ -10 it 11 Wheat in ditto.
~ 4 • 6 0 0 Vetches in Higher Field.
The straw of the soots Crops is to be consumed on
th, Plena.... The use of the B.rns will be allowed for
ThrsdOint, Drawing Ree.l, and managing the Corn.
Tueutylive iwr cent, to be paid at time of Sale, •nil
,in.factory security given for payment of the remainder
.4 the purchase ..on or before the lit day of
In. loon nest. The crops may be viewed prior to the
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NO. 7, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
EITABLISRID CPWAIDS Or 70 TUBE
MILLS begs to return his sincere thanks
to his Friends and the Public at large for favours
received during the past 2.1 years, and respectfully
informs them that he has just added to his Stock •
large assortment of French and English BOOTS and
SHOES .4 fird:class quality.
Childnm's Boots and Shoes in great variety.
Agent for the the FRENCH tit'REW SOLE BOOT,
0111118' SPRING 6.ItITERS, and ECKNEMIDAS.
A Stock of India Rubber Goloshes, Clogs, kc.
Agent for Jones' Composition. A now supply just
received.

ONE SHILLING PER SHARE.
TIIE ART UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
Under the Sanction of Her Majesty's Most
fioneurable Privy Comae&
Plod Prime, Painting, value £l5O.
Second " " " £lOO.
with 98 other Picture Prises, from LI to £75 each.
VORIZEHOLDERS have the privilege of
selecting their own Paintings from any Public
Exihibition in Great Britain or Ireland.
In addition to the above Picture Prises there will be
about rAIO other Prizes, consisting of Engravings, Sta-
tuettes, Busts, Vows, lsc., in Parien, Terra Gotta, and
'bonze.
Ticketa,—Priee One Sitilling,—each ticket entitling
the holder to one chance in the drawing, may be had
from all the principal Printsellers. Music and Book-
sellers, and from the offire of this paper; or they will
be forwarded direct by the Secretary on receipt of an
enelvelope (stamped and directed) together with postage
stamps or post-office order for the number of tickets
required.
SAMUEL H. DEAN,
Secretary.
39, Princess Street, Manchester.

DYOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR,
O
WHISKERS, MOUSTACHIOS, and EYE-
BROWS? Of the numerous preparations introduced
for the HAIR, none have maintained such celebrity as
EMILIE DEAN'S CRINILENE, which is guaranteed
to produce Whiskers, Moustachios, and Eyebrows in a
few weeks ; and will be found eminently suwessful in
nourishing, curling and beautifying the hair, checking
greyneas in all its stages, strengthening weak hair, and
preventing its falling off. In the reproduction of hair in
lishlneiss, from whatever cause and at whatever age, (ix&
TRIAL will prove its astonishing power. In the nursery
it is indispensable, forming the basis uf P. beautiful head
of hair. Price 2s. per bottle : large bottles, containing
more than four t. a the small ones, in, each. Sold by
every Chemist in the world, or sent post free on receipt
of 24 penny stamps, by Misses I.)gatt and Cot:rebut,
Hair Restorers, el, Castle-street, Newman-atrect,
London, W.
Exrgxers TROY Lerretts.—" In one fortnight I have
• beautiful inoustache."—•H. Adams, Wiladen. " I can
now boast of a bead of hair which many cannot ; I was
was quite bald on the crown of my head when I began
using it."—W. B. "Every customer speaks highly of
it." Jones, Chemist, 5, Paradise-street, Liverpool.
" HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
HAIR," Whiskers, Am., with Testimonials, List of
Agents. Lc., sent post free for four penny stamps.
COMMON SENSE IN A NUTSHELL!!!
Or. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR.
For two stamps sniffers magaroidllie skans clergymen,
ruptetre-cariog awl other meindkrs, srAo paldisk _Fictitious
rerit ors amd c.etrarts from Journals srholi 4u not exist,
ir lout to care diseases wit/wait medicines, with other
atmomlities as cruel as :Aryan deceptire.
A physician. !natty years extensively engaged in the
treatment of debility, urinary diseases, marital impedi-
ments, and the various :Irma' and nervous affections
resulting therefrom, will send free, on receipt of two
!allay stamps to prepay postage, a pamphlet containing
his highly successful and only safe treatment, with all
the necessaiy preseriptions and directions by which suf-
ferers may cure themselves at trilling coat. Address,
Mr. Lewes. Medical l'ublislier, 14, Hand Court,
Holborn, London.

lICND•Te.
UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINN.
Dorchester to London. London to Dorchester.
C1a55.11.2.3,1ke MIII Class. 1.2.3 12,3 Ridi
a. 11: A. N. i P.N.
Wirnocni /60. 1 21.1 630 London I.. 912 630
Dorchester 6 25 145 10 15 Southampton 7 0 145 12 6
Warchsui 650 2 34: 10 47 I'mdeJunct IV 16 34u 0
INsde June 7 10 253 11 0 Wareham 10 0 152 1 111
Southampt ' 11 10 6 0 12 57 Mown lt 0 1 Si
London (155 60, 430 Witenourn
(D) First and second class passengers hum Waterloo "
10.15 a.m.
(E) First and second class passengers arrive In Lesdoll
at 12.50.

(A) Third class isaasengers leaving Dorchester (0.9
and Wc)mouth (9.10 a.m.) reach Paddington at 3.50 Pl.
On Sundays a third class train from Weymouth (18."
a.m.) and Dorchester (10.55 a.m.), runs to Maiden Nest
(11.15), :901 Bridport (11.55); and • corresponding does WS
class train runt Sundays (non Maiden Nest." et ILO
strinsstone (9.0 a.m.). Dorchester (9.10 a.M.). 601 War
mouth (9.30 am). (I) On Fridays only.
London, rtd Yeovil, to Dorchester, Wei/north, oti.
DOWN TS•ITS. TrY.I• DOTS.
Clove. 1.2.3 1a 2 1,2,7 1&2Ila 2 1 & 1k 21 1.3. 1'
I Loudon
.. CO 0 7 15 91511 45 2 0 4:0 •
I.
Chippenns. 735 10 0 2:12 11 45 252 A 0 7to •
Bristol .. 11 30 .. 1.. • .. 340 8
Bath . 10 30 .. .. 4it 7 5 04" sf
Wv.tiotiry 81710433201227 3 20 4 43 5' V
Salisby ar 935 .. 4 30' 135 4 251 ,8 15 • 7. 14
Bruton 9011253 65 1 0 3 53. 625 37 101 "
Ytovil . 935 12 5 40 130 4 30' 710 9 2
Evershot 10 012 25 4 50' 145 4 55' 11 10 Iso
Milli Neat. 10 2.5 12 35 S 01 1 55 5 0' 735 933 11 901
ar 10 55 540 290 640 .. 10 v. 11
Itorcliester tO 30 12 55 25' 210 533 750 945. II ;
Wes' dh 10 50 115 543' 225', 5 45. 81010 0 13 0.1.,*
(III) Ist 3nl clam parvengers leave Paddinril'll
(C) Third TOSS. from Paddington to Chipprobas
Stations 90109.

I.IOWN 911.1168.—B110(01, Eider, &C., If
VIM DATIL t lICSPAT,
Clam. 1k 2 1k21k2 til k 2 1,2.2;
A. 111. •.M. II . L P. 1.1 P. IL Ir. r.Llrs).
Bridol 6469401055. 1 401 3 40i 0 25. si:,
Exeter 7 101 955 12 53. 631)1 4 45; . :.11 6 i a
Taunton 16, I: 0' 145 .. 1 433 i 6006 77- so
Durston 6 3011 321 155 4601 720. 710. S 16;
1.0.11' 010127 245 540 10:2_1 1..0L1.

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DORSET.
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FREEHOLD INVESTMENT.
R.tollanEnNoLY
tißialtCheHiit
eRomOS has the honour
niuioneat,
OFFER
t
for PUBLIC COMPETITION BY AUCTION, early
in OCTOBER next, at the " Kt:item Mims " INN,
DOltcliEsTEll. unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract.—The FARM and LANDS. known u HER-
BISON FARM. in the parish of CHARSIMTER, and
county of Dourr, excepting that Portion thereof which
WM recently sold to the County of Dorset, for the pur-
pose of building the Lunatic Asylum.
The hands in question are about 200 Acres in extent,
consisting of excellent sheep pasture and kind arable
calculated for the growth of wheat, turnips, and
barley, lying within a ring fence, with faran-house, and
suitable outbuildings thereon. The Tithe Rent-charge
is the property of the Landowner, and will be included
in the Purchase, and the land-tax is redeemed.
Full particulars will shortly appear, and any informa-
tion may in the meantime be obtained of Mr. ,Conallia,
Solicitor, Dorchester, or of the A UCTloggeit.
Ablatt's Court Farm, Kingston, Blandford,
23rd July, IWO.

MO BE LET, and entered on at Michaelmas
next, a GOOD FARM. situate in the Valley of
the Avon. between Fordingbridge and Ringwood. on.
sisting of about rou Acres. A Dairy of from 40 to 50
Cows has been kept. For particulars apply to Mr.
BRINE, near Ringwood.
a. r. p.
Arable 332 1 20 Pasture 65 1 28
Meadow 60 1 30 Wider Meadow 32 2 6
Homestead 8 3 34

BIRTHS.
August 7, at West Streets BeidPert, the wile of I
Mr. lAngoiniii, draper, k.c., of a son.
Augibt 8, at Lyme Regis, the wife of Mr. Henley,
of a sun.
MARRIAGES.
Aiqust 2, at Stoke•under•Hatn, Mr. Samuel Ballet,
yeoman, to Miss Frances Mary Young. of Hase'bury
Brian, Itorsct.
August 1,, at South Perrott. Mr. Bartlett, to Mrs.
Hunt, widow of the late Mr. Hunt, of ilosterton.
Anguat I, at Bushey Church, Herts. by the Rey.
.1. D. Clennie. Daniel, third son of Mr. John Bam-
ford, of chileombe, Dorset, to Jane, fourth daughter
of Mr. James Dark, of Sherhorne, Dorset.
DEATHS.
August 3. at (*erne Abbas, Mr. C. Foot, for many
years carrier of that place. aged 72 years.
Augug 2. at Sydling St. Nicholas, of disease of the
heart. Mr. tleorge Dubben, aged 27 years.
August IL at Sherborne, Charles Down, only son of
Mr. Geor,re Croad. builder, aged 1:1.
August 10, at (rove Mills, Burton Bradstock, Mary
Ann, tie beloved wife of Mr. Daniel Stone, deeply
regretted.