The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-22 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
iviEsSRS. riAKER and ENSOR beg to
nisounor that their NEXT SALE of Fat
st,„k, kc.. rill he held on JUNE 2nd, 1860. being
the SATUSSA V before the Agricultural Show at
Dorchester. Lotlies reocired up to TUESDAY,
NAY 21.
lit the CAW iE MARKET. commencing at 11 o'clock.
rusasur ENTWIGS.
6 Fat Gl' at..
'2 Fat H. Arm.
al Fat l' eye Ntotben.
joi Fat Atte ditto.
7 Fat ditto ditto.
Fit 4.tottli llama Wetbera
40 50,.. Mr a Wailers, in their wool.
F at Homed Lambs,
1' Re COW StOCk arid Sheep mut he sent to the Cattle
x. Am, and Hamm asid tfarriaom te See
.epaiging the " MIN al Feather.* Inn, bytillsottrek
is The looming. The Aticrtosaxas would raeommend
armies at a diatanee to said Stock and Horres the day
Stablinu and keep Fir Horses and Stock lent
• ;us day More, or remaining over until next Sale, pro.
.rated at moderate charges.
BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY'S
AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT DORCHESTER.
I)PERSONS sending STOCK or HORSES to
I the above SHOW can obtain STABLING and
KEEP at Mews. BAKER and ENSOR'S REPOSI-
TORY, adjoining the "Plume of Feathers Ion."

GENERAL GROCERY AND
PROVISION ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH NAST srBENr, DORCHESTER.
.UKE GROVES, in returning Thanks to
14 Me Inhabitants of Dorchester and its Neigh•
boorbtx4 for the kind Patronage bestowed upon Inin
slaw In has been in Business, begs to state that he
boa RECEIVED a FRESH SUPPLY of the best
rlaorirtioo of
GARDEN AND OTHER SEEDS,
which be can warrant to be of the Soundest Quality.
Catalogues can be obtained on application.
Dorchester; February V, 1860.
TORN HORSEY
~ate . ‘‘,..INTIM and HOMEY),
tJ ENGINEER. MILLWRIGHT, MACHINIST,
ad AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, Port-
.ble end noed Steam-Engines and Boilers, Steam,
Water, and horse-power combined Thrashing and
Winnowing Machine., Corn and Bone Mills, Mill
Stone 4, Flour Machine., Brushes and Wire, Malt
Bruner.. Brewery and oilier Pump,, Mashing Machines,
Corn an.l Turnip Drills, Iron War er W Mill Picks
male sod drewed, Gotta Perch& Driving Bands, Patent
Argsnil Engine Fire Ban, Ac.
Portable Engine. of any Desk zription Repaired,
Cylin-
ders Re-Inwed, new Fire Moles, Ac.
AGENT fur CLAYTON and SHUTTLEWORTH'S
STEAM THRASI LING MACHINES.
For SALE, • New ll•her en-power STEAM ENGINE.
DORCHESTEP„ COAL COMPANY,
PVEDINO" TON, DORCHESTER.
THE DORCFIESTER COAL COMPANI
kite later/0 their friends and the public gene
ally, that they a', now SELLING COAL as under :
.41 tl,gju Yard at leenfingtort :
per cwt.
Best Wills-end Coal
•! All ditto
(Id.
AL the Great IVONATE REUICES Rod was :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester
Best Radatock Coal 10 d. 10id.
'l-- AM=
Salle ditto ls. Id. Is.
Tenby Stone Cool
Calm .
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT foi
MAN l'itE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOCTH on reasonable terms.
Toc very h...t ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, Ac.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
yet higher than the above prices. But if paid for
cithili one month, lA. 3d. per ton discount will be
shored; within three months, 10,1. per con; but if
not paid fur at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
she DOICMISTER COAL COMPANY are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, Ac., 'Lc, which they are
SOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at ally dis-
tance, on the patment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'HOMMK, the
Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
immediate attention.
January Ist, 1860.

MLANDFOitD.
TO 11ULLDERS, RAILWAY CONTRACTORS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKERS,
BREWERS, INNKF,EPNES, CORN AND COAL
MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.
TO be SOLD or LET by PRIVATE CON-
TRACT,--The whole of the desirable PREMDIEd
salted "THE OLD WORKHOUSE."
Thu valuable BUILDING MATERIALS are offered
in Lots, with or without the 'And, to meet the require-
ments of Purchasers. W. any Portion of the Premises
may be rented for • Term of Years.
'there is litth more than the width of the Turnpike
Road to separate this Property from the projected line
of the Dorset Central Railway, and the }Sandford Tar-
trir.us of the first section is intended to be within a few
yards of it.
There is no Inn of any impoet•pois within
able • distance, and, as a ixotion of the I.
especially adapted for being, at a slight cost, tuned Into
• good Hotel, the opportunity offered is peculiarly
favourable to Innkeepers.
Corn and Coal Merchants will firml the Premises in the
rear offering to them convenience, for Storing rarely
obtainable, and such as will Ise essentially necessary to
them when, the First Section of the line from !Sandford
to Wimborne is opened in the coining summer.
Thee. walled-in Preniises are 300 ft. by s)ft., and are
well adapted for carrying on an extensive business in
any line requiring substantial and roomy workshops,
spacious awl open courts for storing materials, and •
good supply of water. They form the corner of two road.
leading into the Emit aide iif the town, and have a large
Front Dwelling-Hnusc, well fitted for exposing for Sale
Manufactured or other Goods. A }decline and Agricul-
tural Implement Maker is much wanted in this enter-
prising Agricultural neighbourhood, and to such an one
the Premisea are all that could be desired.
Approved Rills will be taken from Purchasers, drawn
for limited periods, and bearing interest at 5 per cent.
per annum from the time when drawn.
The Property is in • capital state of repair, • large
portion of it having been lately erected, and the whole
has been built of the beg material., at an enermous out.
lay of capital.
Particulars can be kuown by personal application Or
by letter to
T. N. PARK, Auctioneer, Illandford.
WHITE CLIFF, MILL-STREET,
BLANDFORD, DORSET.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE,
EXTENSIVE WINE VAULTS, and PREMISES.
T---
M. PARK irill SELL by AUCTION,
. at the CROWN HoTICL, BLANDFORD, on WED.
NESDAY, the 3Uth of MAY, IMO, at Three o'Clork in
the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions so shall be
then and there produced (unlearn previously disposed of
by Private Contract, of which due notice will he given,
all that well-built and convenient Freehold
DWELLING-HOUSE AND PREMISES,
In White Cliff, Mill-street, Blandford, now in the occu-
pation of ALFRED DAVIS, Esq. containing— Dining
sad drawing rooms, kitchen, hock kitchen, scullery, large
offlce, seven bed-rooms, dresaing-toom, water closet,
emumoilious yard, three-stalled stable and coach-house
(newly built), small brewhouse, extensive brick arched
dry wine cellars, fitted up with slate shelves, iron
doors, &c.
The above Property is in a good state of repair, is in a
dry, healthy, and respeetable situation, and admirably
adapted for a Wine and Spirit Trade. The Cellars are
first-rate, and recently made for that purpose, nearly
£l,OOO having been expended upon the Property within
the last few yea's.
If desired, two-thirds of the Purchase Mosley can
remain on Mortgage.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. KING and
Solicitor*, Rlandforil ; Messrs. TUCKY.it and
Styr. Solicitors, '25, Clement'.-lane, Lomberdatreet,
London ; sod to view the Premises, to the Auctioneer
Salisbury-street, Blanilford.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
SOCIETY, &c.
ESTABLISHED -
1777.
THE ANNUAL EXHIB-
ITION of STOCK,
IMPLEMENTS, WORKS of ART end IN.
DUSTRY, and POULTRY, will take place at DOR-
CHESTER, commencing JUNE 41b, and ending JUNE
14th, 1860.
The various Departments of the Exhibition win open
a. follows :
STEAM-ENGINES and MACHINERY in NOTION,
4th JUNE.
IMPLEMENTS at WORK in the FIELD.
4th JUNE.
WORKS of ART and INDUSTRY,
4th Just.
The CATTLE and POULTRY YARDS,
Ilth Jung.
The HORTICULTURAL.EXHIBITION,
Rh Jung.
STEAM PLOUGHS.,
During the Exhibition.
gir The BAND of the GRENADIER GUARDS will
attend.
H. ST. J. MAULE. Secretary,
sth May, 1850. 2, Wood-street, Bath.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S
MEETING, 1860.
•
THE LOCAL COMMITTEE for waking
arrangements for the above Meeting in DOR.
CHESTER, are desirous la does their LIST of
SUBSCRIPTIONS, and therefore request all those who
with sumess to the Meeting, or have interested them-
lelves to procure Contributions in aid of the expenses
thereof, to communicate with M. DILVENIOH, Req.. the
Chairman, or 11. WILLIAnn, Esq., the Treasurer to the
Committee, with as little delay as possible.
Dorchester sth May, 1880.
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
WHITSUNTIDE, HOLIDAYS.
--
CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN TO LONDON.
--
THREE DAYS IN LONDON.
'PROM WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER,
and the undermentioned Stations, OR FRIDAY,
25th MAY, 1860.
Leave Time. Fazes to London and
a.m.
Weymouth
Dorchester „ 7.45
Wareham
Poole
Poole Janda°. 5.:P2 12s. Ba.
Winiborne
Ring wood
Christchurch Road ~ 9.32
London (arrive)
Returning from Waterloo Bridge Station. London, on
TUESDAY, 29th MAY, at 3.15 p.m.
Children under Three Years, Free; Three to Twelve
' Years, Half-price.
A mall Carpet Bap owl" allowed us Litgrtge•
TICKETS NOT TRA AAAAAAAA I.IL
BY ORDER.
' Waterloo Bridge Station, London,
May. 1800.

or During Me time the ANALYTICAL SANITARY
amixiesioN was in Session, the oslp Green Tea ref
Mies' growth which they found free from the usual
bluish powdered colours was obtained, by them, jr,ini
Honiiman & Co.'. Import. lying at the Landow
Ducks—See Me "Commissioners' Official Report,"
(page 319), published bp Longman,.
"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE."
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,
THE LEAF NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
I,TRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
"alwap Stec4 alike. "—the early gsthering,—is
obtained by monsiwert k Co. having it in this pure once-
bared state, for by disallowing the usual powdered
colour on all they import, the Chinese cannot possibly
disguise and pass of to them any brown withered leaves
without certain detection.
Dr. H.tanet.i. writing "0* the General Teets of OAR-
stem" remarks," When at the hocks, 1 obtained Teas
from many Cargoes, and found both the Blacks and
Greens from Horniwan's (sad Cu,', Impala to be per-
fectly genuine and of good quality, the Greens had
none of the 41 sei..4 facing found us, other Tess, they
exhiibit a dull olive Are, and being thus pure are p.r
feat y
Exclusively in PACKETS. Sold by A.4:ENTS
in every town. Prices, 36. Pd., 46., and 4s. 4.1. per
pound.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Axminster
Bridpore
Beamistater
Blandford ...... Glyde.
Bere Repia
Cerise Abbas g-Street.
Cranborne .....
Creieterne
Chard
DuRciiEsTER PROUD, H it: E AST.SVazin..
Gillingham Edgar, Poet-Office.
Resist ridge .....
London
Lyme .....
Dunster, Broad-Street.
Aletbsiry Osmond Palmer.
Poole
Serrtsrue . Kingdon, Cheap-Street,
Sin/trudge
Shaftesbury
Bennett, High-Street.
14'Sviiourm.. . St. Mary Street.
Wareham
IViin6orne
Win terbourue
Kingston Satchel
Yeovil

SHIPWRECKS.—LIFE-BOATS.
THE Committee of the ROYAL NATIONAL
LIFE-BOAT INSTITUTION earnestly appeal to
the people of DORSET for Contributions to aid them to
meet the present heavy demon& on the funds of the
Institution.
TIMM AS RARING. Chairman
TI l till AS CHAPMAN, Deputy Chairman.
Donations aud Subscriptions are remised by the
Bankers of this and the neighbouring towns ; by Messrs.
Willis, Percival, and Co., Hankers, 76, Isinikard-strect.
E.C. ; by all the London .ind Country Hankers; Awl by
the Secretary. Richard Lewis, 14, John-street, Adelphi.
London, W.C.
ADVERTISEMENT.
--
i:30,000 FOR TWO POUNDS.
LOTTERY Authorised and Guaranteed by
IA Government. Every Share mast win a Prise.
Prospecttubes gratis. Apply to
FRANZ FABRICIUS, Ranker,
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Letters addressed to Mr. /JAMB, 13, Bridgewater
Square, Louden, E.C., will be immediately forwarded.

A HANDY ROOK FOR NERVOUS INVALIDS.
Just published—Free for two Stamp..
PRE EXPERIENCE of an INVALID in his
SEARCH AFTER HEALTH, designed as a
Warning and t%intion to all, supplying at the same time,
the means of self-cure by one who has cured himself.
A Guide to Health scompaniea the above, which enables
the reader to detect the precise disease and apply the
" Core," which is given away solely from motives of
benevolence, for the benefit of the afflicted, and mod
not be sold under any pretext whatever. Send address,
and the above will be forwarded post paid, per return,
by if. I...INNEN, No. 15, Brook Street, Reout's Pxrk,
London.—" This discovery exhibits the almurdity of the
English mode of treating inchtaimplainta, and will
prove • blessing to the afflicted, who may safely and
eedly regain priAine health by adopting the means
presented."— Evening Sin.

MARRIAGF.N.
May Ist, at Compton Abbas, by the Rev. W. 8.
Hadley, Jesse Taylor, of Ashmore, ',erect, to Priscilla,
third daughter of William Mereeeld, Twyford, Dorset.
May 16, at Weymouth, Edward Henry, only son of
Mr. Superintendert Rorris, late of the Weymouth
police force, to Annie, only daughter of Mr. John Beale,
also of Weytnoutli.
May 17, at the parish church, Stermioater Newton,
liy the Rev. T. H. L. Fox, Mr. Scott, widowvr, of life-
head Neville, to Mm. l'a:sons, of White Lane.
DEATHS.
May 10, at Evershot, Mr. William 'Mimeo. aged 88.
May 12, at Wimi,orne Minster, aged Z.!, after • long
ar.il painful agtiction. borne with fortitude and resigna-
tion, Frank John Pitt. SOD of Mr. John Pitt.
May 15, at Blake-hill, Parkstone, Francis Bryant,
EMI., at an advanced age.
May 15, at her residence, tiloucester-row, Weymouth.
Sarah, widow of Colonel James linkine, C. 8., late of
H.M.'s 48th Regiment, aged gg.
May 17, at Stunninster Newton, jar . Panlel Sweet,
an old inhabitant of this place, aged 84 years.

DOW) TRAINS.
London, rut Nouthamptom, to Dorchester é Weymouth
etas.. 1A 2 1.2,3 Nall, Ex. 1.1! Ex. 1.12 Mall.
London . gr oiolsllulo 3 0 6 0 03 0
Basingstoke .. 53 12 15 2414 415 1430,10 1 V
Salishur) UT .. 11 17c 6 .. 440 40 TO:
l'orttuith „ .. 10 10 1110, .. I 525 5 0 625 12 15.
Southampton 60 10 30. 1114 1214 0 524. 73012 6
Ringsvissl . • 716 11 43 2 21i 020 It 30 1114
Wimbinie .. 741 1211) 2 . .. G2O, 848 14.1
arrive 6151 t 40 312 .. 7 6 If 16 2
."`"` depart 7451215242 .. I .. 60 50
WArchant 6121211 3 6 . •• i 7 13 2 2
Doscilastre 931 51 3 .. 737960 3 5
Warsourii 9 30', l3O 4 .. 0.10 5t3 F
(I) First and second class possessupirs can leave Loudon st S
t.m.. soul to proceed onwards by the 10.30 Weis from South.
aintiten.
(C) This train runs from Dorchester to WS'lttiouth on
Sunday. and Thursdays only.
flu 240.110
UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS.
Dorchester to London. Loudos to Dorchester.
Chu, 1,2,3 152 Mail Claus. 1.2,3 1,2,3 Mail
! r.m. A.m.. A. 14.1 P.N.
Wsvmorrit 6 0 110 930 London .. le is NSt
Dorchester IS 23 1 45 10 15 Southaturdes6 7 0. 146 12 6
Wareham 6514 23.0 10 47 I.i.AcJuncl. 031, 1440 2 5
Poole Juno 710 25311 0 Wareham Ili 5351 2114
Southauipt 9 10 6 0 122.7 Doriciissrsit II 14 433' 3 6
London (1 33 904 30 %Serum:Tß ...II tio 0 0.•
(D) Find and second class panieugen Have Widirriest
10.15 a.m.
First and second class passengers arrive in Leeds,
at 12.50.

GREAT WESTERN.
_
Weymouth and Dorchester, yid Yeovil, go Loudon.
, ItSetTS.
UP TRAINS. 1111114 DAM
(labs. 1& " 1.2,3 I & 24,2.3 I & I&2 1 & 2,1,2,3/1,-2.
M. A.M. P.M. P. 31. r.s. I'N.I 1.11.14.11. P.l
Weymouth 610 AIP 0 1 3 945 6431 7 0 .. 910 6,
Dm hestor 623 9*) 113 4 5 607 lb . 6 391 0 0
Brillpt dp 610 9 5 1265 350 b 451 866 5 10' 6 1
1111 Newt. 6 401 940 130 426 918 7368 25 66°0 b 35
P., crshot 950 1 1 436 .745.. V 01 0 0
Yeovil .. 7. 010 13 160 466 636 8 1 0 231 7 iii
Bruton .. 730110 2 18 83) 7 3 .. .. 10 10 7:4
Salishydp 6 50.10 31 140
11 . . 623 .. • •
Westbury 8 10'11 3bi 3 0 7 743 .. .. 193. '
Bath a:. 90 12 45' 350 7108 35 .. 10 14, 011
\ Bristol 935 110 4391 731, 91)' .. 1. 10 401 /SI
Chippeum. 0 2240501 340 .. 825 .. .. 1)1
London .. 11 101 340 6 0 .. .. .. .. 4l° "
(A) Third clam pomecogers leaving Durchmter WA) AAA
and Weymouth (9.10 am.) roach Paddington at 3.50 P..'
On Sunday. a third clam train from Wernsouth 11'1,
a.m.) and Dorchester (10.56 a.m.), runs to Maiden bc• :
(11.15), and Brielport (11.56); and a correspomling 410100..
lbws train runs on Sundays from Maiden Seaton
am L thinutone (9.0 a.m.), Dorchaser (9.10 a-ul.): 104 9.°.
mouth (9.30 a.n), 0) On Flidap, only. _ --- . -
• _ _ _______________ _ . ___.__—
Loader*, roi remit. to Dordmager, Wertmegth. Sl'
s v sss 111. s
DOM% 111•161. TIMM DATIL
Claw. 1,2,3 IL! 1,2,31 &2 1 & 2111 k I lit 21.1.2.3 I
4.9.1,.
A.. A.M. A.M.! A.M. •.6.' IPA. 7.11.;' 414 I!". •
London .. .. C 6 0 7 16. II 13 11 13 .. 4 6011 • . 111,1',4
Chippemn. 735 10 0 2 32111 46 2St .. 7 1911 • . '44
Bristol .. 11 39 . 1. , . .\. . 11
8 8
Bath .. • 10 30 .I, . , .. \ e 1 7
b' 643
Westbury 61710 43 3.20 12.27 322) -- 6 „SI 9$ 01
' Blisrulit.'" .. 99
350
11.25. 34 3°15'1 It
ISO
43
:I ..... . 983"11.0.10 • 77-:
Ye.'. ii . 936 12 5 4 301 130 430 815 9 6,0 45,. 411
geershot 10 olt 25 460' 145 463. 640 •'l4O
341‘ Newt. 10 26 12 36 6 01 166 b 0 850 0 36. 109 1
Bridpt ar 19 55 5402305 40 . lo 1110 ,is
Dorchester 2036 12 551 6 25 2 10, 5 2.1 0 10 945 11 4°„l. • I
Wemouth 10 50' 125 5 4.: 2 25' 5 45 930 10 0' II
( ) Isl & 2nd clang lamengers leave Paddingloo A''' 0i
(C) Third ohms from Paddingtou to Chlppeubso
stations below.
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-- porit.
nowx Tamas.—Brutel, Itrder, ec, t°
Will DAT.. 5U1105.1
C 1555. 1 IE2 1 &2 1 62 1 &211 &I 1.7.6 1142 r 5.
A.M. 5.8. P.M., P. 8.1 PAL, P.M. 1.7 i
Bristol ' 6 431 9481138 12 30, 30 6 0 6 "'351
Exeter 17 10 100 ill 60 11 63 330 016 0,, 40
Taunton ' 8 16111 5 140 103, 433, 666 7,1 •46
Durston 8 3011 25 .•I2 0. 4 601 720 • '4, •10
Ye-mil 020 12 20' 250, 260. 649 610,
_

UP TRAIIIIIII. Yeoril to Eltler, Bri49l'
TSAR DAYS. "31140
Clam. It lit2lk2 lk 1
•.11.1 AA] P.R. P.M. PM
Yeovil• Sr
710 10101•26 1116 IN' CO
•amstls I as 410 7 4•F 41/
7-,...t0n 81111 Si! 26. 444 TS ;•"' 0
Eseter ; 986 1 in 60' 410' 1411..0
Bristol I 46 1245 IS 64 0 610 8