The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-29 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
--
MONTHLY SALE.
MESSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR beg res-
pectfully to announce that their mixt Monthly
Sale will take place on SATURDAY, JULY 17th, 1858,
Or Great inoonvenience having ariaen from Persons
'sending Stock not dilly entered, Nonce is FIRRIBY
that no Stock will be admitted to the Sale
Greand anlesa entered ON UR BRPORE the SATURDAY
pervious to the Sale,
Dated June, 1868.

SALE THIS DAY.
DORSETSHIRE.
.LANGTON HERRING LOWER FARM,
ir Miles from Dorchester, 5 from Weymouth, and
3 from Abbotabury.
IMPORTANT SALE of well-bred 8017TH-DOWN
SHEEP, LAMES,
MirRS. BAKER and ENSOR respect-
ky. saiwuase that they have Wen favoured with
,IluasaT who is iltittiag, to

WALDITCH, NEAR BRIDPORT, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, st the
BULL HOTZL, BRIDPOBT, On FRIDAY, 2nd
JULY, 1858, At Fouro'Clook in the Afternoon, in one Lot,
Iflubject to such eonditions u will be then and there
produced); the Fee Simple and Inheritance of and in
AU thou highly desirable CLOSES and PIECES of
.ARABLB, MEADOW, PASTURE, AND ORCHARD
LANDS,
'together with the DWELLING HOUSE, GARDEN,
and FARM BUILDINGS, consisting of about
60a. 2r. 21p., and which are described in the Tithe Com.
mutation Agreement as follows :

No. on Tithe Map. Description. Quantity.
A. IL P.
9 Granfer's Orchard 0 3 8
18 Illomeste4 1 0 15
33 Hill Arable
62 Ioretilrd
a Lower Mead
70 The Moor Meadow
71 IWithy Bed 0 0 28
72 Aller Moor 0 2 24
73 Star Close Mead
----•"` • —At— --: ~..11 2 12
tilfc,ra'saitire 28 1 22
19 House and Garden 0 0 22
60 2 21

The Property (the Land Tax on which Las been
redeemed) is situate in the Parish of Walditah, within
aim aile of the Railway Station and Market Town of
Etriclport, and is in the occupation of Mr. D. I. Stone, u
.yearly tenant.
be Tenant will show the Property, and further per
ticalers may be obtained of
hfusrs. MANFIELD and ANDREWS,
Solicitor', Dorchester.

DORSETF3HIRE.
WEST SHILVINGHAM-
PTON FARM,
los the Parish of Portisham, 7 Miles from
Dorchester, and &from Weymouth.
CAPITAL FLOCK OF 70- 0
SOUTH-DOWN
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
lur ES S RS. BAKER and ENSOR will SILL
.I.VI by Aomori, on the Premises, on MONDAY,
JULY the sth, 1858, the above FLOCK of SOUTH-
DOWN SHEEP and LAMBS, the Property of Messrs.
J. and A. WEST, quitting the Form:
Comprising 300 Ewes of the different ages, 120 Chilver
Hogs, 280 Chilver and Wettier Lambs, 1 four and 1
two-tooth Rams.
The above Sheep will be sold in their wool, ire of a
good sine, warranted sound, and bred entirely from the
Flock of Mr. Joan HOMER, and are too well known to
timerequire oennment.
Al at the eame will be Sold, 100 HORN
`IVErfIER LAMBS, in flod condition.
21cifveehments will be provided, mid the Sale will
commence at One o'clock.

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.
FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD
DWELLING-HOUSE, LANDS, AND PREMISES,
SYDLING ST. NICHOLAS, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, at the
ANTELOPE HOTEL, DORCHESTER, on Those-
DAY, the Bth day of July, 1858, at 4 o'Clook in the
Afternoon, (subject to inch conditions as will be then
and there produced,)—the following very desirable
DWELLING-HOUSE, FARM BUILDINGS,
LAND, AND PREMISES,
eitlaer in one Lot, or in the followings Lotus may be
determined upon at the time of sale.
Lot I.—A Flutist! ARABLE LAND, called "South-
field Hill," oonddditig tie. it 24p., more or leu. A
Piece of PASTURE LAND situated on the East side of,
end-formerly pert of, die above, oontaming 3 acres more
or lest A piece of ARABLE LAND adjoining, called
"Milking Moe," hod " Kitoombe," containing 9a.
3r. 20y. more or lea (abutting on the went to the Vide
rood). and • piece of WATER MEADOW containing
about 3 roods, on the east side of the same road.
Lot 2.—A Piece of ARABLE LAND called " Wood-
oombe," containing sa. lr. Op. more or leas, situate at
the weld end of Bradford's Lane.
Lot 3.—A Piece of ARABLE LAND called "Little
Field," containing 64. Sr. 32p. more or lea, bounded on
the north by land belonging to Mrs. Lucas and on the
south and west by leads belonging to Sir J. J. Smith,
Baronet
Lot 4.—A Piece of MEADOW LAND, at "Mar's
Cross," containing 2a. Or. 18p. more or leas, bounded
on the south by land of Mrs. Seale.
Lot s.—An Excellent RESIDENCE known as the
" Rooks," pleasantly situated in the centre of the village
of Sydling St. Nicholas, consisting of Dining and Draw-
ing Room., 2 Kitchens, 5 Bed Rooms and the requisite
domestic offices with a Walled Garden well stocked
with choicefruit trees, and a small Orchard adjoining.
Also a Farm Yard, good Barn, Stable for 8 horses,
and other outbuildings, the whole containing together
about 1 acre.
The foregoing premises are held by • copy of Court
Roll of the manor of Sydling for three lives, aged re-
spectively about 69, 49, and 47 years, under • yearly
Nerd of 19e. lid.
Lot 6. A Piece of FREEHOLD WATERED
MEADOW containing is. 2r. 39p. more or leu, situate
on the west side of the Vale road.
Lot 7.—A POLICY of INSURANCE, effected with
the European Life Assurance Company, for £1,500,
payable on the death of the survivor of the three live*
on whioli the said Copyhold Property is held, under the
annual premium of C. 39.
The Land Tax payable on the whole of the Premises
Is only £1 Is. 7d. per annum. The Tithes are Dom.
muted at 06 4e. 6d. per annum, and there is • mod=
of 44. • year payable in addition.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. THOMAS ROLL
the Proprietor, at Sydling, or to
Noun IdANFIELD and ANDREWS
Solicitors, Dorchester, Dorset.

WOLVETON HOUSE, CHARMINSTER,
One and a Half Wiles from Dorchester.
SALE of FURNITURE and EFFECTS, HORSES,
COWS, HAY, dec.
VI"ESSRS. BROOKS and BEAL having sold
.1-Y-1. the Wolveton EMS% are directed by the Proprie-
tor to SELL by AUCTION on the Premises, as above,
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 6th sod 7th of
JULY, at 12 o'Clook each day, the amemblage of
DINING AND DRAWING ROOM
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Library Appendages, Books, China, Carved,
Furniture, fine-toned Barna Organ, 14.0etare Plane-
forte, a Billiard Table (by Thurston), sax-light Crystal
Chandelier, the Fittings of 12 Bed Chambers, Domestic
Items in Mllees, Out-door Effects, 2 HORSES, a eaiNtl
GREY PONY, CARRIAGES and Harness,
CART, WAGON, CART, Lawn Roller, liquid
Manure Cart, Alderney Cow, Mowing Machine, 2
2 Stamps of Old Hay, 'Rick of New Hay, sundry
Effects, PLEASURE BOAT, ke.
or May be viewed oaths 3rd and tills July • sod
le) may be had on the •
it°11,6"Am....: at Oa Rail •

NORTH HOUGHTON, HANTS,
1 ma. from Stockbridge, 5 from the Banbridge and 8
from the Andover &Won' on the South Western
Railway.
ANNUAL SALE of 105 RAMS and RAM
LAMBS, and 140 EWES, of the improved
RAUPSHIRE DOWN BREED.
•
"UR. FREDERICK ELLEN has been
IL/ favoured with instructions from JOHN- PAIN,
Iraq. (who is about to relinquish 'agricultural pursuits),
to announce that the LAST ANNUAL SALE by
AUCTION of his widely celebrated and highly prised
STOCK, consisting of 140 splendid Full-mouthed
EWES, 90 handsome RAM LAMBS, and 15 very
superior RAMS, will take plum on the Farm, on
FRIDAY, 9th Jutr, 1858, being the day before Stock-
bridge Great Sheep Fair.
The Auctioneer begs oonfidently to assert that the
Stock, that will be produced at the forthcoming Sale,
will he found fully equal, if not superior, to any sub-
mitted to the public upon former occasions, and feels
that it will be • source of regret that this will be the
last opportunity to obtain a portion of this deservedly
, admired Sterik..-Matira bat sad-Poo 0,01-41"..'
111 one of the first Liam breeders in the kingdom, being
about to be brought to a dom.
Luncheon at 12 o'clock, and the Sale at Half-pest 1.
N.B. The Sale of the whole of the very superior
FLOCK of EWES and EWE LAMBS, will take place
on the 10th of August next.
Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneer, Andover.

READINGS FROM SHAKSPEARE,
AT THE
COUNTY HALL, DORCHESTER.
NXT C. MACREADY, Esp., has kindly eon-
V V . sented to devote the Evening of
THURSDAY, JULY Bth, 1858,
To some Remarks upon, and Readinp from, one of the
MASTERPIECES OF SHAKSPEARE,
In Aid of the Funds of the BRITISH SCHOOL,
established in Dorchester.
The Door will be opened at Six o'Clook, and the Read-
ing oommenoe at Seven o'Clock precisely.
Admiuion, fa., 3a. ed., and 21., as per plan, to be
seen at Mr. Footer's and Mr. Paksh's Libraries, where
Tickets can be obtained.
Beata may be Reserved In any part of the Hall, on the
payment of One Shilling per Seat extra.

LAME HORSES.
REDWOOD'S TINCTURE will be found a
most valuable remedy for the REMOVAL of
LAMENESS, arising from incipient Spavin, Ringbone,
Splent, or any ermaturca amide enlargement. It is
also very efficacious in Reducing Enlargements of, and
Removing Lameness from Sprain, or Injury of Tendons,
Ligaments, &o. (such as Curb, Back Sinew Disease,
Sprained Joints, &o.) ; does not blemish, and can in
very many cases be applied during work. It is also
most efficacious in the diseases of the joints of Horned
Stook.
Prepared only by JOSEPH REDWOOD, Id.R.C.V.S.,
Dorchester and Chsrminster, in Bottles, 54., Ts. 6d.,
and 10s. 65. each, with full instructions forwarded on
receipt of Post Office Order, payable in Dorchester.
Gratuitous advice given to purchasers, either person-
ally or by letter.
N.B. Mr. J. Redwood wee formerly in Ireland for
many years sole Veterinary Surgeon to M. Bianooni's
immense mail coach and car establishment, in which
more than one thousand superior horses were
kept.
Agent for Dorchester—Mr. PROUD, Chemist.

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DORSETSHIRE.
Choice FLOCK of 1581 well-bred SOUTH-DOWN
SHEEP and LANES for SALE.
FRYER-MAYNE FARM,
4 miles from Dorchester and 3 miles from the Moretoil
Station of the Southampton and DorelsOder
Rail way.
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR respectfully
announce that they have been favoured with
instruotions to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises,
on Tao RaDAY, JULY the Ist, 1858,—The whale of the
Valuable '
FLOCK of pure-bred SOUTH-DOWN OHEEP,
I and LAMBS
on the above Farm, the property of the late 14. James
Eiberren, deceased ~ Coinproing 254 six-tooth ewes, 256
, rear-tooth ditto, 278 two-tooth ditto, 2613 chileer hogs,
1 325 chilver lambs, and 300 wither ditto, also 2 barren
I cows, 90 down of hurdles, 4 dcoen sheep cribs, lambs'
creeps, cow cribs, iron bars, Is. la.
1 The above Sheep will be asid *dr Wool,
healthy, good wool•bruves. odour. #mi 'OZ..,
ii,ir, and may he OK If filligry,LNO • _.

DORCHESTER, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, at the
ANTELOPE HOTEL, Dotionnwrint, OE TRUED.
DAT, the Bth day of JULY, 1268, at Five o'clock in
the Afternoon, (subject to snob Conditions as will he
then and there produced)—All tint commodious, gen-
teel, and comfortable
RESIDENCE,
Situate in the South-street, in the Town of Dorchester,
and now and for some time past In the occupation d
NM GEORGE STONE.
The Promisee are held for the residue of a Term of
96 Tease, determinable with throe healthy lives, aged
respectively 40, 35, and 26 jean, or thereshoets, Tinder
an Annual Besswred Rent of RA.
For further particulars, apply to
Moon. NANFIELD and ANDREWS,
Solicitors, Dorchester.

ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
21Z7 881,114 P Sritiegt LairDaY•
ESTABLISHED 1823.
Chairman :
HENRY FREDERICK STEPHENSON, ESQ.
Deputy Chairman :
ROBERT BIDDULPH, Esp,
ADVANTAGES—
Mutual Assurance.
The lowest rates of Premium on the Mutual System.
The whole of the Profits divided every Fifth Year.
An accumulated Capital of - - - - 21,695,000
During its existence the Society has paid
in Claims - • • - - - • • • - 1,540,000
Reversionary Bonuses have been added to
Policies to the extent of - - - • - 890,000
The last Bonus, declared in 1854, averaged
£67 per Cent, on the Premiums paid,
and amounted to - - - - - 397,000
Policies in force
The Annual Income exceeds - - • • 240,000
In pursuance of the INVARIABLE practice of this
Society, in the event of the Death of the Life
Assured within the 15 days of grace, the Renewal
Premium remaining unpaid, the Claim will be
admitted, subject to the payment of such Premium.
The next Division of Profits will be made in 1859.
Assurances effected prior to 31st December, 1859, will
participate in the Division in 1864.
Prospectuses and full particulars may be obtained on
application to the following Agents:—
DORCHESTER—Mr. T. Y. Trillooh.
Blandford—Mr. W. T. Wyatt.
Wimborne—Mr. H. C. Bart.
Poole—Mr. J. R. Justioan.
Or to
ALEXANDER MACDONALD,
Secretary.

AGENTS WANTED FOR A VALUABLE
MAN TJRE.
T HALE ii desirous of treating with a few
V V . reaponsible Men, on liberal terms, as AGENTS
for the SALE of his CHYMICAL MANURES.
Address W. HALE,
20, Bridge Street,
Southwark.

MONEY.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
TO TRADEEIMEN AND OTHERS.
LOANS GRANTED from £5 to £lOO, at a
Moderate Rate of Interest, for long or short
periods, on Personal Security. To be repaid by such
Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, as may
suit the convenience of the Borrower.
LOANa specially granted on the Borrower's own
security.
The Mousy advanced in fen, without any deduction
for Interest.
BILIS OF Excuasou.and PROMISSORY NOTES dill•
counted at the Current Rate.
In all transactions the STRICTEST CONFIDENCE cb.
served, and the utmost despatch used consistent with
due security.
Forms of application transmitted on receipt of a
Stamped Envelope (properly directed).
Moe (private), 19, MARIAN SQUARE, LONDON. N.E.
ROBERT MORRISH, Secretary.

Just Published, sent free for the amount in stomps.
How to BREW SPLENDID STRONG
ALE, at 7d. per gallon—Extra Brown Stout at
6d. ditto, and Strong Porter at 54. ditto, without the
usual brewing utensils. Prim 64.
9-IHE BEST RECEIPTS ever PUBLISHED
.1. for Summer Beverages, viz., Ginger Beer, Lemon-
ade, Baspberryade, all of which are fit for sale in •
quarter of an hour after being made. Also, Cordials
and Fruit Drinks. Price 64.
rriHE GREAT MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION.
1 A book with valuable receipts, how to cure
Blotches and Pimples on the Skin, Strictures, Weakness,
and other diseases of • private nature. Price Bd.
HINTS TO EMIGRANTS; or, the Key to
the Colonies, with Tables of Wages, Free
Grants of Land, and full directions for making • rapid
fortune. Price 64.
Address H. HOWARD, 98, Bervricketreet, Golden
Square, London.

PIIRIMJANT to a Decree of the High Court
of Chancey, male in a Cause BURDON against
W &EDELL.
All persons elaissiquto_. be Creditors of RICHARD
STEWARD WARUMsis, late of Weymouth and
lielcombe Regis. in the county of Dorset, Esquire,
deceased, the Intimate hi the proceedings named,
who died in or abost the month of February, 1856,
are by their Sobeiters, on or before the 26th day
of JULY, 1858, to awe in and prove their Debts at the
Chambers of t 14,,
_ir.i..2isiocellor, Sir RICHARD
TOBIN ILINDUELEY No. 3, Stone Buildings,
Lincoln. Inn, is the goody of Middlesex, or in default
thereof they will isepsgensptorily excluded from the
benefit of the said
. FRIDAY, the grtay of JULY, 1858, at 12
o'Clock at Noes, at tin said Chambers, is appointed
for hearing and fi adjust upon the Clainie tia,
Dated this 26th day
ii.airas.lBsB.EDwAßDB,
I: ~.... , 4311111eik.. . ..4
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DOR9PrEatER i • . i TCRAL SOCIETY.
Frrig GENE ' • LAN—NITAL MEETING,
_R. , and also the ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
ST PCB will take plsee in the FAIR/IRLD, at Dorches-
ter, OD SATURDAY, the 31st day of JULY, 1851, when
ONE PIECE OF PLATE of the value of £lO and
FIFTEEN PIECES OF PLATE of the value of £5
each, will be offered for competition Is addition to the
premiums offered by the society.
Thursday the 22n8 day of Joky next is the last day
fixed for delivering certificates.
On the day of Ethibition there will be a DINNER
provided at the Antelope Hotel, Dorchester, at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, "hen the premiums and prises
awarded during the pest year will be distributed.
Tickets, not including wine, 3a. each. Gentlemen in.
tending to lie present are requested to leave their names
at the bar of the Hotel on or before the 23rd of
July next.
Full particulars of the premiums and prism offered for
competition may be tali on application to
G. J. ANDREWS,
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, June 26, 1858.

R FORD'S "EUREKA" SHIRTS,
BEST QUALITY, SIX FOR 424.
SECOND DITTO, SIX FOR 334.
AGENT for DORCHESTER—Iirr. C. TASSELL.

MR. H. EDWARDS, SURGEON DENTIST,
SOUTMSTREET, DORCHESTER,
(Assisted by Mr. J. ROORE,) at borne daily from Ten
till Five o'Clook.
Mr. H. E. attends
_personally at Weymouth, at the
ROYAL BATHS, every Tuesday and Frida7, by appoint.
ment, end at the residences of his patients, without
extra charge. A flaky per post ensures an interview.

WINTER AND HORSEY,
ENGINIIRRS, MILLWRIGHTS,
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKERS
DORCHESTER.
Established 1835.
CLAYTON & SIMITLEWORTFI & TUICIPORD'S
STEAM ENGINES Supplied and Repaired at the
Maker's Prises.

OIL CAKES AND CHEMICAL MANURES.
G
J. VERTUE begs to inform his friends,
. and Agriculturists; generally, he has been sp.
pointed SOLE AGENT to Messrs. Dixon and Cardus,
of Nottham Mills, Southampton, in the following
Markets : WAREFI AM, BRIDPORT, FROME.
YEOVIL, DORCHIISTER, WARMINSTER, ko., for
the Sale of HOME•MADE LINSEED and RAPE
CAKES, COTTON•SZED CAKES, LINSEED OIL
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, HALF•INCH
BONES AND BONE DUST, tdANGEL WURZEL
WHEAT, BAILE3fp, pgd
.gther IitasuaVIEKSILY
BALT, `' •
G. J. V. will be happy to afford every information
either by letter or otherwise :—Addresa Mr. G. J.
VERTUR, Weymouth.
P.B.—The "Blandford Farmers" Club awarded theii
Patzt OP £5 to this Buperphosphate, as being the best
of seven samples by different makers.

THE. GREAT SECRET OF HORSE TAMING
OPEN 10 THE MILLION.
RAREY'S theory of Taming the Horse, un-
it questionably the greatest wonder of the age, can
be obtained on application, by letter only, to Charles
Cooke, Esq., 111, Park-street, Kennington Cross
London, who has witnessed the wonderful effects of
this method on the most vicious and untraotable
animals.
NB.—Full instructions will he forwarded on reoeipi
of a Post Office Order for Half a Guinea. Postage
stamps taken. Gentlemen are especially requested to
send stamped directed envelopes.

TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
• -
Mr LORDS AND GENTLDNIN,
IT is with extreme regret thst I inform you of
the death of Mr. Bridge.
The event causes a Vacancy in the Treasurership of
the County. I therefore beg to offer myself to your
notice as a Candidate, and to solicit the favour of your
Vote and Interest for the appointment.
Should I be so fortunate as to obtain the offioe nay
best efforts shall be used to perform its duties eiatisfac-
torily to yourselves and the County at large.
I beg to remain,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your very faithful Servant,
G. J. ANDREWS.
South Altreet, Dorchester,
28th April, 1868. •
. %enrolees, -SANYO
.•• 4
J.
Of Mr. BREDoi 7f*c..', •
...nested the 0.. es of County Treasarer, I beg moat
respectfully to present myself as • Candidate for the
apr.intment.
Having been for many years immediately connected
with the Magistrates of the Dorchester Division, and
being known to very many of your Body to whom I can
confidently refer. I trust, I need only add, that should
you do me the honour to elect me, it will be my earnest
endeavour sealotmly to devote my personal attention to
the discharge of the duties of the Office.
I have the honour to be,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Year obedient Servant,
THOMAS COOMI3S.
' South Street, Dorchester,
27th April, 1858.

TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
MY LORDS AND GraTLemur,
PHE OFFICE of COUNTY TREASURER
for DORSET having again become VACANT by
the lamented death of Mr. 'Bridge, I beg respectfully,
for the second time, to solicit the honour of being
preferred to this appointment.
The many years which I have spent upon this depart.
ment of the county servioe, coupled with the result of
the last contest for the Treasurership in 1854, when it
will be in the recollection of the Magistrates that I was
left only in a very small minority, render it unneoessary
for me on the present occasion to advert to any quail&
cation or claim I may posseu, or have won for the
honour which I now seek.
Should you be pleased to confer the appointment
upon me, you may depend upon my devoted and faithful
performance of He onerous and complicated duties.
I beg leave to remain,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your most bumble and obedient Servant,
CHARLES KEATS.
Dorchester, May 10, 1858.

TO THE MAGISTRATES FOR THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
MY LORDS AND GENTLERZY,
AS the Death of Mr. Bridge has again placedI
the Treasurership of this County at the disposal
of the Justices, end the last mark of respect has now
been paid to his remains, I venture most respectfully to
offer myself to your notice as his Successor; and I beg
to assure you, that should it be the pleasure of the Court
of Quarter Sessions to entrust the future Management of
the County Accounts to my hands, my best efforts shall
be used to deserve the confidence which will be thus
reposed in me.
It is probable that already other applications have
been made to you soliciting the Vacant APPOINTMENT,
but I trust that the feelings of reaped and esteem for
sir. BRIDON, which have restrained me from addressing
you earlier, will not render me less deserving of your
kind oonsidegstion. . .
2 have the lionotilto be,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and most obedient Servant,
G. SYMONDS.
DOTeheitSY MAY 4th, 1568.

ALE! ALE!! ALE! I I
IN CASK, BOTTLE. AND IN DRAUGHT.
REDUCTION IN PRICE,
AT
STYLE and JAMES,
14, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER..

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
'T'HE DORCHESTER COAL gOMPANY
1 beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
ally, that they are now enabled to
REDUCE THE PRICE of COAL as under :
At their Yard at Fordington
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto ls. 2d.
„ Tenby Stone Coal ii. 13d.
At the Great Western Railway Ration.:—
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester. Weymouth.
Best Radstook 96r. 96e. per !wt.
Small ditto
Ruabon Coal l2d. 12d. "
Bulb ditto l2d. 12d.
Calm 12d. 12d. ---
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable term'.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, dm
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, ls. 3d. per ton discount will be
allowed; within three months, 10d. per ton; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no die-
oount will be allowed.
The DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY ITO also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEAI.I4, WELSH SLATE, /cc., Ste, which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. ALFRED BURT, the Company's
Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
May 1, 1888.

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING & SUMMER.
ELEGANT PARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE
PRESENT SEASON.
AirRS. BALL begs to announce that she has
..V.L just received, direct from Paris, a large assort-
ment of Trimmed MODELS of the newest design, con-
sisting of
MANTLES, JACKETS, SLEEVES, BODIES, and all
kinds of CHILDREN'S DRESSES and MANTLES.
Orders from the Country receive prompt attention on
the receipt of Postage Stamps or Post-office Order,
made payable to ELLIN BALL, Charing Cross.
Mantles, 2s. 6d. ; Jackets with Sleeve, 2e. 6d. ;
Sleeves, 1..; Children's Dresses, &a., in. 6d. and 2s.
A Flat Pattern sent with every, Article.
A complete Set of Patterns can be had for £1 is.,
consisting of 4 Mantles, 2 Jackets, 4 Sleeves and 2
Children's Dresses (a Half Set, 10s. 6d.), forwarded,
Carriage Free, to any part of the Country.
Addreu, Mrs. BALL, 3, Wellington Street, Holloway,
London, N,

TO FARMERS AND PUBLICANS.
VOR SALE—About 70 HOGSHEADS of
PRIME CIDER, selected and Shipped by Myself
troui Jolley, in excellent condition.
Apply to JOHN POTBECARY, Weymouth.

WANTED, a SITUATION as BUTLER or
thorough INN-DOOR SERVANT by • young
Mn aged XX Can be highly recommended by lus late
employer.
Apply to Mr. THOMAS S. POUNCT, Saddler, Dor-
chester.

rji STYLE, Suocessor to G. STYLI, COACH
• MAKER to the Royal Family,
64, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers for Inspection VICTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS, SOCIABLES, WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel and Two-wheel DOG CARTS, GIGS, CAB
PHAETONS with heads and side lights, adapted for
either Summer or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the most
approved principles, mule to order; and repairs executed
with neatness end despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a distance,
assistance will be rendered in fetching or returning a
Carriage for alterations or repair'.
CARRIAGES Bought and. Sold on Commission, or
taken in Exchange

FROLTD, CHEMIST, HIGH-ST., DORCHESTER,
AGENT for HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA, in
paokets.—The leaf not coloured. Dr. HOOTFERN, in
his valuable work "On Food," remarks, at pegs
423 " The bee WI that I can find ia that imported
by the Mears. Horniman ; it. appearance manifests it
to be what it profeues—tea which has been subjected
to no kind of outward colouring—a manifestation which
Its delicious flavour confirms."

The Parliamentary Report proves, that while the
Chinese WC Pure Tea, they colour most of that sent
to England. The Sanitary Commissioners examined
74 samples of the black and preen tea in commas
use, of which 54 were coated with\powdered Coiolo.
HORNIMAN AND Co.', . PURE TEA,
THE USUAL FINE SORTS, RUT THE LEAF
NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
Strong, rich, full•flavoured Tea is thus secured to the
Public, as importing it before the Chinese corer it with
colour renders it impossible for any brown low-prloed
autumn leaves to he made to appear equal to the best,
and so pass off to the consumer at a high price. The
Lancet (Longinsn, p. 318) states of Horniman's teas :
" The Green not being covered with Prussian blue, Oro.,
Ii a dull olive ; the Black is not intensely dark;" whole-
' some and good Tea is thus obtained. Prices as. ;
4.1.; and 44,.per lb, Bold eaeluslvely by Authorised
Agents throughout the kingdom, and only in packets.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Axminster Robins.
Bridport Beach and Barnioott, East-Street.
Beaminster Oliver, Fore-Street.
Blandford Reid, near the Church.
Bere Regis Satchel
Cerne Abbas Bonnett, Long-Street.
Crewkerne Clark.
Chard Young, Post-Office.
DORCHESTER Flown, Hion-E.ter-Svitzi.T,
Gillingham Edgar, Post-Office.
Henstridge Rogers.
London Pursell, 80, Cornhill.
Lyme Locke, Broad• Street.
Donster, Broad-Street.
Melbury Osmond Miner.
Poole Green, High-Street.
Sherborne Kingdon, Cheap• Street.
Stalbridge Dike, late Team.
Sturtninster Trite, Market-PI/ye.
Shaftesbury Suitable, High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street.
WRYMOUTH Cole, St. Mary-Street.
Wardant Best.
Yeovil Geniis k Hunt.

AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.-5,000 Copies
of & Medical Book for Gratuitous Circulation.—
GEORGE THOMAS, Esq., having been effectually
cured of a nervous debility, Mils of memory, and dimness
of sight, resulting from the early errors of youth, by
following the instructions given m a Medical Work by
a Physician, he considers it his duty, ingratitude to the
author, and for the benefit of nervous sufferers, to pub-
lish the means need. He will therefore send free, to any
address, in a sealed envelope, on receipt of • directed
envelope enclosing two stamps, to pre-pay postage, a
copy of the medical work containing every infonnaticn
required.—Addrese, G. THOMAS, Liq., Craven House,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
•
INDIA AND CHINA.
ALIMANDRTA June 21.
Shithjelumpore was relieved on the 11th of May by
Brigadier Jones.
Lucknow was threatened, in General Hope Grant's
absence southwards, by 25,000 men under the Beguin.
On the 15th Sir Colin Campbell. leaving a strong force.
under Gen. Walpole, marched for Futtygliur, whore he
was on the 18th.
A skirmish is reported with the enemy under the
Moolvie. 5,000 Cavalry and 5.000 Infantry lay between
the Commander-in-Chief and Mohundy. On the arri-
val of reinforcements, expected next day, the enemy was
to be driven from Moliundy.
Campbell bad crossed the Ganges.
The heat was intense, and the troops at Luoknow un-
healthy. The garrison was reduced to 2,000 infantry.
Khan Bahadnor and .Nees Sahib had attacked Gen.
Jones's position at Shahjehanpore, but were repulsed,
with the loss of Foster, side-decump.
Omer Singh had cr;esed the Ganges, and menaced
the Bombay route from Allygliur. Jugdespore had been
occupied by General Lugard on the 9th; the rebels fled
to the jungle, and General Lugard joined Colonel Cal-
field's force. On the 13th Colonel Lightfoot, who had
been left at Jugdespore, was attacked, and firing could
be heard. The General intended moving back on
Jugdespore.
On the 14th Sir Hugh Rose was at Etwolh, three noes
from Calpee. The enemy was in position in his front
and had been joined by the Nabob of Benda. The attack
was expected to take plane on the following day. The
rebel. had made a bridge for escape across the Jumna.
A conspiracy hail been discovered in • wing of the
Fourth Native Infantry in the Punjab. The conepira.
tors were hanged, and the wing matched at once to
Julluunder.
The Rajah of Shunda, in Nsgpore, on the Hyderabad
frontier, had broken into open rebellion.
At Canton general distrust continued to prevail. The
inhabitants were leaving the city. Considerable injury
had been inflicted on Honkong by • waterspout.

BANKRUPTS.
(From the Lqudon Gazette of Tueaday.)
Philip Abraham Barnes and John Barnes, Blandiord
Forum, Dorsetehire, woolstaplers.
James Horne, Tottenham-court-road, and Edgware-road,
hatter.
Isaac Beeman and Charles Oxley, High-street, South-
wark, hop factors.
Robert Duncan Gerard, Widbrook and Ceylon, general
inerohant.
Henry Williame, Ludgate-hill, umbrella manufacturer.
Edward Low, Fleet-street, licensed victualler.
Charles Stunt, Oxford-street, watchmaker.
William Newman, Maidstone, brewer.
Solomon Cross, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, general
factor. •
Frederick Henry Parker and John &Won, Bristol, wine
merchants.
Joseph Ainley, Eland, near Halifax, woollen manu-
facturer.
Thomas and William Jonathan Beet, Sheffield, mer-
chants.
(From the London Gazette of Friday.)
John Stokes Hutchings, Dorchester, coach builder.
George Smith, Brighton, cabinetmaker.
James Miles, Richmond, Surrey, grocer.
Charles Ayton, Attleborough, Norfolk, builder.
George Buckkey, Upper North-street, St. Matthew's,
Bethnal-green, deal merchant.
James Sheppard, Wandewortli, licensed victualler.
Joseph Lunt, Birmingham, victualler.
John Tonks, Birmingham, printer.
I Thomas John Patterson, Bristol, mail maker.
Robert Atkinson, Newcestle-upon-Tyne, hosier.
William Shaw, Lincoln, bookseller.

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METHS.
June 23, at Orstmanatone Reetory, Dorset, the wile of the
Rev. Frederiek A. Baker, oft eon.
June 21, at Bag ilbUlasy, Surrey, the wife of C. H. B.
Rhodes, leg , of a *oh.
MARRIAGES.
June 22, at the Abbey Church, Cerne, by license, the
Rel. W. H. Davies, Mr. Albert WeitOn, Abler st Intend
Revenue, to Annie, fourth daugkter of the au kr • Robert
Stone, of Alton Pancras,
June 11, at Kingston Churth, Forties Hants, Lieut,
Edward B. H, Freoklo, of MM.& Conroe., only eon of Copt.
Franklin, 11.8., to !tartlet Holland, only daughter of Capt.
M. U. Wroot,
3ane K 2, at St. Pours Church, near Newport, Isle of Wight,
try the Vt.., James Jollifte, of Padroore, Henry, son of William
Mortimer, Req., of Cutlehold, Newport, to Mary Amur,
daughter of Henry How, Esq., of Purbrook. Hants and niece
of William How, req., of Belle Croft.
June 19, at the Countess of Huntingdon's chapel, Bath, by
the Rev. John Owen, William, son of Mr. Charles Vaigla, of
Poole, to Susanna, daughter of the late Mr. B. Ransom, of
Newton, St. Loc.
DEATHS.
June 21, at Crewkeene, In his 7152 yea, Joseph Will., Esq.,
for 48 years • eurgeon practising hi that town.
June 20, at Conook Home, Wilt., Jane Ann, wile of William
Carter, Esq.
June 20, at Etherborne, of scarlatina, in her 16th year, Lydia
Jana, draughtier of William Charles and Catherine Francis
Macready.
June 17, Alpine Howe, Wivellaeombe, after a long Shims,
Mr. J. Newton, Jun., aged 84 years, much respected and deeply
lamented.
June 17, at Blandford, Mrs. Amoy Butt, aged 93 years
June 17, at Blandford, Mr. Louie Card, draper, aged 87.
June 17, et Moon Stoke, Hants, John Weston, Esq., in hi.
82nd year.
June 8, at Bournemouth, Hants greatly respected, Edward
Gordo, late of London, dentist, aged 40, of oomumption,
leaving a wife and three young children to lament their
Irretrievable tom.
At Ohyme, near Kurrachee, But Indies, aged 20, Sidney
Henry Swalleld, Lieutenant In H.ll.'s 81.2 Light Infantry, son
of Robert H. Ssaffield, Esq., of Westdown Lodge, near Wey-
mouth, Bonet. His brother, Lieutenant John Sasflield
Orton Swafileld, of the 74th Highlanders, (after serving in the
Kafßr war of lass), also fell a victim to the climate, aged 21
years and 8 days.