The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
NiEssnr..ceßtAhic.tEtßheirand s.
ExETN St4(l/ E b.e.rg toFat
Stock, tie., will be held on :4.ITCRDAY, JANUARY
sth.
In the t'ATTLE MA RE E-r, commencing at 12 o'Clock.
I.I:I..sEST ENTRIES:
4 Fat H. '
GU Fat four and siz-tooth Down Wethers. •
LNllti ES recc iced up to JANUARY Ist. 1
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yhe t'..wSioek and Sheep 1111114 be sent to the Cattle -
II dirk. and and Cern:Airs to the Repository,
adjoining the " Plume of Feathers" Inn. by 10 ;
in Cie morning. Tl.e Art-noses:es would reconsuiend j
persons al a distanee to send Stock and Horses the day
ve.fore. Stabling and keep for Horses and Stock sent
before, or remaining over until neat Sale, pro-
vided at moderate charges.
IILANDFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
rrillE ANNUAL MEETING of this Society,
J. for lkiler..l Hosine,..., will be bald on
s.vruituiv. nr.4l.llßElt the 92nd, 1860, at the
CU.AVN I I rat., Iti_causciiin, at 0110 o'clock.
A DINNER will be prvivi.led at Three o'clock,
when the lleinliers and their Friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
Dinner Tickets. inelnding wine, 105. each.
CHARLES HAMM°, Esq., will lake the Chair.
JOIN BANISTER ROE, Secretary,
TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
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MT LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,—
'hAVO already intimated' to you by circular
my intention to heroine a' candidate for the
odic, of Surgeon to the l'ounty Owl ; and have shoo
forwanled to you copies of testimonials, the originals
which will he laid hellos you at the ensuing
Eivphany quarter Session..
Froui the tact, whirl, I have hitherto omitted to
a' It ie. that I hold no public or pan'. huh appointment,
I slid tie enabled to devote the time and attention
for the adequate discharge of the duties .4 the
eft*: sad, having some practical knowledge of those
dune.. I trovt to fulfil them in a manner beneficial to
Ms roomers, and satisfactory to yourselves
I have the honour to be,
31y Lords and Gentlemen,
• Your most obedient t,
ALFRED F.MSON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England,
and Licentiate of the A puthecariea' Hall.
Soutlnstreet, Ibirchester, December, DiGO.
—To THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
MT LORD/ AND GENTLEMEN,
If R. ARDEN having Resigned his Appoint-
.
1,1 went as Surgeon to the (7ounty Gaol, I have the
honour to offer mystif as a CANDIDATE to FILL the
VArANT POST.
Having resided in the county nearly 20 years, and I
tru•t not unfavourably known to most of you during j
dist period. I venture to hope you will not consider me •
prounuptuous in believing you will deem me competent
1.. till the vitustion, the duties of which it shall be my '
earnest endeavour to perform to your entire aatisfaction.
I have the humour to lie,
My Louis .n.I Gentleman,
Your t obedient humble servant.
JOHN GOOD, M.R.C.B and L.A.C.
Dorchester, October 17th, 1860.
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TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
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MT T.DEDS AND GENTLEMEN,—
N consequence of the resignation of my re-
-1 spected Medical Brother, Mr. Arden, as Surgeon to
the County Gaol. I beg pubficly to announce my
intention of becoming a CANDIDATEfor the VACANT
OFFICE we Amnia weevils et a greet honour weld I
favoured with your influential support on the day of
Election.
I have been in Practice in Dorchester upwards of 25
years. anil am consequently well known to the Town
and Neighburboval.
Sativfactory Testimonials I shall be most happy to
present to the Houble. Bench of Magistrates; and
sl mild I receive the honour of the appointment, no
exertion .41 my part shall he wanting in endeavouring
to
.fulfil the onerous and responsible duties, which will
devolve open me, to the entire satisfaction of the
comity.
I have the honour to be,
My lairds and Gentlemen,
Your, MOSIt respectfully.
JOHN PETTY ALDRIDGE,
11. D., F.R.:4.. and U.S.A.
Shirley House, Dorchester, October, 11160.

rIOR FAMILY ARMS—Send Name and
County to the Royal Heraldic Studio and Library;
in a few days you will receive a Correct Copy of your
Ar ~,,, rial Bearing.. Plain Sketch. 3*. ; in Heraldic!
Colours. with written ile.eription, 65.; Large Sire, 12s. ;
rawilr Pedigree, with original grant of arms, to whom
and when granted, the origin of the name, all traced
from authentie records, fee 2 Guineas. An Index,
°metal:ling the nausea of nearly all persons entitled to
use Aroma, as extracted from the British Museum,
Tower of London, Herald's College, de., itc. The
Manual of Heraldry. 400 Engravings, 3s. 6d., peat frets
—By T. CULLETON, Genealogist, Lecturer as
Herafiry at the Mechanics' Institute, 25, Cranbourn.
vtreet, corner of St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C. The
flersl.;ie Colours for Servants' Liveries, ss.

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HENRY TAYLOR,
TRINITY.STREET, DORCHESTER,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
MANURE DEALER.
HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
peat favour,. begs to announce that he has •
Large Stock of HORNSIO1"8. HOWARD'S. and other i
rimuults; Cambridge's Patent Roller.; Plain ditto;
Seaman's Patent Draipi moil Harrow.; Chain ditto;
Corn, Seed, and Manure Drill.; Manure Distributor.;
Horse and Steam Power Thrmiliing Machines ; Steam
Engines by all the leading Maker.; Winnowing
Machine.; Baker's kept in stock; Boby's Barley
Screen, ; Chaff Cutfer,, all sixes, in stock. from £2 56.
upward, ; Turner',, and other Bean, Oat, and Malt
Villa; Benton*. Root Pulpier, and Cake Mills;
; Vaahiiig and Mangling Machines.
laplrssosts of (Ter, drarnprion used WI the Form at
Makers' Priers.
THORLEI"S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
Corn and Flour Sacks; Rick and Wagon Covers;
Cart Grease; Machine Oils, Lc., Lc.

A RMS, CRESTS, du., Engraved in the
,Cl. I t Style. Crests on Seals or ll:nza, is. On
Steel Ihe. 6.. 1'14;41. 1.. GI. per 1, tter. Book Plate,
engraved stoth Arms, 10s. ; er rre.t. Poalage and
n•;:i.tere,l letter. Is. extra. —T. 4:CMS:MN, Heraldic
Engra.er by Appointment to the Queen. 25, Cranbourn-
street, corner of St. Martin'alane. Loudon. W.C.

TAMP YOUR OWN PAPER—With
kJ rem, ereat. Initials, or Name owl Address, by
mean, of CULLETON'S PATENT EMBOSSING
PIZLSS, 1.55. Best Make, 2ls Any person can use
CULLETON, Lie Sinker to the Board of
23, t7r.inbourn-street, corner of Si. Martin's-lane,
Loudon, W.C.

or During the time the ANALYTICAL SANITARY
.AH111,491105 Was in Session, Me only Gra.* TIG of
CAma growth which Meg fused free from (At BMW
bluish powdered reloors was obtaised, tAtiii. from
Horniman & CO:PI 1/111pOrtl l.i.ay at the London
Docks—see Me "(70inini.sioners Official Report,"
(paps 319), piddishrd 0/ Longman,.
"ALWAYS Gor)l4 ALIKE."
HORNIHAN'S PURE TEA,
TOR LSAT NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
QTRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
"aiwaya good alike, "—the early gathering—is
'litanie4 by lions! w An k Co. having it in th ispiree NUM-
'Aired Mak, for by diaallowing the mud powdered
:olour on all they import, the Chinese cannot possibly
d.s.raise awl pass of to them any brown withered leaves
without (tome defeefion.
Dr. Haas iii. Writing " 0111 the General Tees of rem-
weer" remarks, " When at the Docks, I obtained Teas
Irons many Cargoes, and found both the Blacks and
Greens from Noraittian's and Co.'. imports to Ire in
feely routine awl of good quality, the Greens had
me et the 6, me IA furisy found on other Teas, they
ishilbit a dull elite Alit, and being thusprre are per
hrny wholesome."
Ezclu.ively in PACKETS. Sold by AGENTS ORLY,
R every town. Prices, 3a. lii., U., and ts. 44. per
pound.
LOCAL AGENTS.
A.riainsley Robins.
Brolport
Oliver, Fore-Strt.
..... tapir.
!bre lb tits Satchel!.
CCI'Mf Abbas
CeUhl..ollC ...... Clark.
eretrVeree
Chard . .
D,,neur.,rui Feat; u, H ion- EAST-B'll=f.
nollinahams Edgar, Putt-Office.
Deseret:it
London
Lew
I Broad-Streit.
arelLorlasseast. Palmer.
Green, High-Street.
fikeet..ree
stuteridye
Sao/tr./ore, . High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street.
It .4:l'.ifo frTfl . Cole, St. Mary -Street.
rel. 'din
Wootairee ......... !louden, Post Office.
Wist 6 earn
X•ioyston *44.41.
Yeord

Q(4,11) GOLD RING (18 Caret, Ila!1
L. M..rkeili, engraved with ("rest.4..; Llrg.•
for .1t , Ts. On receipt of P.O. or.li•r the '
IN•scht to select from.—T.CCLLErom.
Cr.iethournatreet. corner of St. Mart.a's-lane, Lai
lon, W.c.
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FAMILY ARMS, &c., Emblazoned for Paint-
io4 on Carrines or Needlework, ; Best Style,
l2r. ; Gothic and Modern Monograms Designed, 5e
Arms 1414am:red, Imp .led. and Painkd on Vellum,
aretir.litig to the law. of Heraldry.— By T. CULLETON,
Seal Etr;raver and Die Sailser, 2, Crstabourtiodeeet,
rner of Si. Martin'. Lane, London. W.C.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAI.V.
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THIRD CLASS RETURN TICKETS
will be tactical on SATURDAY. Vint ItEt'ENI.
BER, and intermediate days, available until THURS-
DAY the 27iii, inclusive, between Li N DoN and
YEOVIL, WEYMOUTH, and DORCHESTER.
YAM N : s. d.
Toot- from Weymouth and Back 18 0
„ Dorchester „ 17 6
„ Ycovil
These Tickets will only be available by Third Class
Trains.
Paddington, December Ulth, 1860.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
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CHRISTMAS 110 LIDA IS.
rpHIRD CLASS FIKFURN TICKETS will
J. be issued between LONDON and the Principal
Stations on the South-Western Railvray. on SATUR•
DAY, 22nd; SUNDAY, 23rd ; MONDAY, 24th ;
and TUESDAY, 25th December, available to return
up tu TIIURSDAY, 27th December, inclusive.
For Fares and tither Particulars see Bilis.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHRISTMAS HO-
LIDAYS.
rICHE ORDINARY RE-
TURN TICKETS
between all Station*, for distances over 21)
issued on SATURDAY 22nd, SUNOtY
MONDAY 24th, and TU ESDA Y 25th, w all lie available
to return up to THURSDAY, 27th DELLIHSER
inclusive.
THE CHEAP RETURN TICKETS,
AT A LITTLE MORE THAN a sum: FARES,
issued on SATURDAY 22nd, and SUNDAY 23rd
DECEMBER, Irons LoNDuN to all Stations below
WOKING on the Mon Line and its branciie., and also
to Winnow, wiil only le available to return up to the
following Monday inclusive.
The Cheap Return Tickets to LONDON, issued from
SOCTUAII rroN , PoIITSSIoUTS and lit/KM/KT, on SATUR-
DAY 22nd, cud SUTDAY 23rd, will only be available
to return up to the following Monday inclusive.
—ON CHRISTMAS DAY
the trains will nth as on Sundays. and to addition
LATE TRAINS will leave London at 11.45 p.m.. for
all Stations between London awl Hampton Court
and Weyliridge, and at 12 Midnight for all Stations
upon the Windsor, Richmond and Loup hues.
By Order.
Waterloo Bridge Station, December, 1860.
_020,000 for ONE POUND. —LOTTERY
all authorised and guaranteed by Government. Apply
to littue:Hick SINTZ, Hanker, Frankfort-on tne.Maine,
or letters addressed to him at V, Clement's Lane, Loup
bard-street, London, E.C. will be duly forwarded.
Prospectus gratis. ,

pROUD, Cusmorr, High East-et., Dorchtero
1 AnENT FOR HORNTIMAN'S PURE TEA.
The high tpule in which it is held every.. I
been scoured by itv being endures mu fur,;,,
it has no artificial ' facing' pw,ler, furc. ii-
s.sting wholly of the choice spring gatheroi9. then . e
hrown flavourless I that need h., disuuiry
the Chinese with a coat of colour; consequently
erragth is always found is this Tea. Bold pill)
AORNTS, and secured in Packets.

TO TIIE IIEAI)I:...MONEY PUBLIC.
RICHARD PARMITER,
35, 1111111 EAST STREET, I)OItCHESTER,
HAVING Iwitelittol E those who have purchased his not only Low Price, but equally Good
11l HEN .4 Ai ti lac part ieulorly invite.' to select from his extraoroinary lurge Stock of TOP
o.v-rs. crying front 9.. 6.1 . 10, 6.1„ 13*. Gd. ; prime article, M. ; extra stout of superior quality, 255. to
; very prime fancy Mtn, 25, to 300.
THE PRIME INVERNESS CAPE,
every variety, too imuiermio ti menthol, including the GARIBALDI TWEED at Irsi. Gd., and the SCOTCH
TWEED 254,. WENT of ENI ND, )1 ELTON S, &c., varying from ; Lie slim continues to sell his BOOTS
awl SHOES at the following LOW PRICES:—
Best Ilit..evux fronts, fnita •"• ... 200. Ocl. to 156.0 d.
Half Wi.llingtono, Itoniteus front., „
"• ... 16s. 6d. to 14...
Ditto. 0r5..., Engliol. fronts,
"• ... 12a. 6d. to Ils. Sd.
Men'a Water•tiFlit 800 t,,, ... 101. lid. to On. 6.1.
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84,11(•.
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Illuehers ( err irk), ••• ... Ks. 6.1. to is. lid.
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W n. Liathre Rom., 6s. Od. to ss. lid.••• •••
Ditto, Cloth (ioloolleo flrg superior) ••• ... 3d.
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In the Stock will be foune every variety of Ladies' and Children's BOOTS and SHOES equally cheap.
A large Assortment of Gentlemen's, Ladies', and Chiiilren's GOLOSHES, at Reduced Prices.
Every v:iriety of Ready-smile Cl.( 11111N4; in lloy•ii awl Youth's Suits, (rote 10s. upwards. Men'.
Prime Block Cloth Jacket, 110.141., 130. GI.. Itio., very superior at 21s. A prime ouit of black for 2.15.
Gentlemixem Tulin, 9, G. ; Oxonians. 13, Ihl. ; Russell Cord, fio. G. 1.; Alpoeca, Ss. Gd. : Holland,
3s. 6.1. with a great variety of Cloth owl Mule Jackets. Trowocrs in great variety.—Tweeds, Eta. 6d.; prime
('heck Doe, 10s. GI. ; plain super. 11, 61., with a choice nom-poen of Vests, Silks, Satins, Quiltings,
printed Listings, embroidered Cloth ; aloo, drab and white mule sleeve Vests.
In the TAILORING DEPARTMENT will he found • very choice selection for the Season, at such prices
and style that if a trial be given tont ensure a continuance of support.
In the DR API RV DEPAATMENT will be found every variety of Goods suited for the present season it.
!new.. Mantles, an.l Shawl,,. An immense Stock of Bonnets. Ladies' and Children' Hats,Utnbrellas, &c.,
Gent's and Boy.' Hats, Caps, Shirt, TM, loc., in great variety.
A large and well-asoorttol FCRNITEME and CARPET EST.\ 111.181111F.NT, with a prime lot of superior
F collier Itil,, Mattresoes, Belloteads, Ti tito, with very so, erior half Te-ter, in Mahogany, Walnut, and Pained ;
Circulor Table', ; large Telescope Dining Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Couches in Hair, with and without Spring Seats;
Easy Chairs of every description.
erambulatore in great variety.
FRENCH POLISHING; CHAIRS, SOFAS, Sze., STUFFED ON THE MOST
MODERATE TERMS.
THE CRITIC•.
WEEKLY JOURNAL

CERTAIN DEATH TO VERMIN.
HARPER T W ELVETR E ES'
MICE AND RAT KILLER!
IS in great demand in the borne and export
1 markets. It is a most Enticing Dainty for
Vernon ! ! Mice follow it anywhere : Eat a and
A 6d. Packet is sufficient to kill .100 Mice and re
than 60 Rats.
" I bought a 11. Packet of your Vermin Killer, and
in two nights I found 35 dead Mae."
RICHARD WELFORD, Allerton.
Sold in Packets at 34.. 6.1., and Is. ealt, by Grocers
and Druggists everywhere.
HARPER TW EL V ETREES' POISONED
W H EA r
KILLS MICE AND SPARROWS ON THE SPOT!
AS there is no risk or danger to Human
Life. nor to Cats or Dogs, it is invaluable to
HoUSEINISLRM for poisoning MICE! FARNIM and
GAIWENILIIK may entirely protect their crops by scat-
tering this Poisoned Wheat over their seed-beds.
Sold at 64. and Is. Patentee,--HARPER TWELVE-
FREES, "The Works," Brumley.liy-Bow, London, E.
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HARPER TWELVETREES' BLACKING
ENJOYS • renowned celebrity, based upon
Its extreme softness. durability, and bril-
liancy. Bold in fid. and la Bottles, and in Penny sad
Half-pony Pubs Puke* by Grooms sod Draggisb.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
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PEACE WITH CHINA.
THE RATIFICATIONS EXCHANGED.
PEKIN EVACUATED.
The following despatch was received on Saluda,'
afternoon just as the Cabinet was on the pant'
separating :
Foi:rtcx-Orricx, Dec. 11
" Intelligence has been received at the FOreir
,thee this afternomi, through St. Petersburg. fa'.
Pekin, up to the 9th of November, stattng th:joace,
was concluded on the 26th of October,
ratifications ex changed
"flu the sth November the allied forces evaralkli_
Pekin, and the Emperor was expected inimedigg'Y
to return to his capital.
FRANCE.
THE ABOLITION OF PASSPORTS.
Tbe Musiteur of the 16th publuibes tim fellow'
ing
The Emperor has decided that after the lit ad
January next, and by reciprocity, the subiectLi
her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and
coining into France shall he atimitteil and allo.4:1
to travel about without paraports. The Muuat"
the Interior will 'give instructions to hi. 36"14
tO
Ate this measure carried out.
AMERICA.
QVEJLNSTOWN, Sunday, Dec.
16.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa, CaPtai° ?'e
iIl
from New York on the sth inst., ltriVed here la •
P.mo landed all her mails exe, pt these for Liver*
and proceeded at S. I 5 p.m. all
She brings 40 passengers and £17,361 in .r•—•!"ed
The steamer Asia, from Livorr" hid art"
out.