The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-05 00:00:00

DOJWIIIIIMIR KARIM.
ArEBBWA. BAKER sod INSOR beg to
DI saltness the& Illedr NUT SALE of Fat
spa, kr., min be held cm SATURDAY, JUNE
106. 10 81.
Ilte iIATTEII MARKET, eammiegiebej as 12 o'clock,
raiaT 11111111111,
8 It Medlars.
60 Pet Deere Withers.
Va
Rem
N hi Lobe.
At the REPOSITORY, at 8 o'clock.
BMW's Houk Nam by Goissfer, 8 years, 15j heads.
aratisesse Mack (Mb, 7 years, 14 bands, 3 inches, up
t. 1.5 dome : clever eith hound.; has been ridden and
gir,ea by a lady.
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Th. cow Moak awl liPteop meet be mot to the Cattle
llsrlirt, and Horses mei Carriages to the Repository,
ajoining the 'Plow. of Feather," lea, by 'lO o'Cloch
in the morning. The AUCTION woekl reco.omend
persons •• • distaste, to Med BMWs the day
before etabliat ase.beep foessesis am/ Steele seat
thr day before. or remaining over until nest Sale, pre.
,pled at teoderate charges.

WIMBORNE GREAT MONTHLY MARKET
SALE AND HORSE REPOSITORY.
AIR. ROSSITER will hold the NEXT
SALE JUNE 15, 1800.
PRESENT ENTRIES :-200 prime Fat Four-teeth
Down Withers, 30 ditto, 80 Lambs, 6 Fat Sheet,, 1 Fat
Rsan
A By Pony, 6 years uld, 13.2, sound, end quiet to
ride and drive.
Seven dear days notice will insure insertion in
Catalogues.

IN THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.
'V A LUA BLE FREEHOLD FARMS.
In the pariah of Owalebury, a convenient distance from
the city of Winchester. and within four miles of the
Bishopstoke Junction Railway Station on the South-
. Weeks" Mail tr a/ •
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and
OAKLEY have received instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Hank. on TUES-
DAY. JUNE 19, at 12 (unless in the meantime die.
pftod of by Private Contract), • valuable improveable
FREEHOLD ESTATE of 924 a. :tr. 3p., conilinsing
the several farms known as Harwell Manor, The Park,
Hurst, Lolge and Swift's Farms, the whole lying very
compactly together, and presenting several sites for the
erection of • Mansion in a pictureaque and healthy
neighbourhood. There is a large sheet of ornamental
water called "Fisher's-pond," a valuable addition to IL.
reaidential property, as fishing may be combined with
hunting and shooting. Foxhounds are kept in the im-
mediate neighbourhood, and the estate generally is
admirably adapted for the preservation of game.
The rotate has been greatly improved since it has been
the property of its present owner, and it is atilt capable
of further improvement, the outlay for winch would be
amply repaid by the increasing rental which it would
then produce. It is in all respects worthy the attention
of capataliste seeking agricultural investments with or
without residences.
Particulars maybe obtained of Mann. Bray, Warren,
Harding, and Warren, solicitors, 57, Great Russell-
street, Blooinabory, W.C. ; and of Memos. Daniel
Smith, Son, and Oakley, land agents and surveyors, 10,
Waterloo-place, Pall-midi, London.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINOTON, DORCHESTER.
rrIHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANI
beg to inform their friends and the public gene
ally, that they Cr. now SELLING COAL as under:—
At their Yard at Fordington :
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
, Small ditto
Cohn la. Od.
At the Oreal Western Rai/wey Stations :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester
Best RailstockCeal bed. 100.
Small ditto
Ruabon Coal ls. 24. IL 24.
Bulb o ditto ls. Id. Is. Id.
Tenby Stone Coal
Cuba
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT tot
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, kc.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged DI, per
cwt, higher than the above priers. But if paid for
within one month, 11. 3d. per ton discount will be
allowed; within three months, 10d. per toil; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
ihe MACH COAL COMPANY are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE. Re.. Re., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICM.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any. dis-
tance, on the payment at reasonable rates for carnage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM L'Hosien, the
Cowpony's Manager, Fordingtea;Doreltester, will have
immediate attention.
inanity Ist, 111110.

HANTS.
A DELIGHTFUL MARINE RESIDENCE,
Beautifully situate, commanding • fine ocean view, and
within Ara miles of the town of Lymington, with rail'
way communication to the West of England, and to the
metropolis via Southampton.
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Xf ESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and
L OAKLEY are favoured with instructions to
SUBMIT to public COMPETITION, at the Mart, near
the Bank of England. on TUESI)AY, JUNE 19, at 12,
• very choice PROPERTY, diatinguished as Rockcliffe ;
comprising a marine villa, surrounded by 30 acres of
land, aitoate close to the village of Milford, in the county
of !Southampton, about five miles from Lymington and
its fashionable neighbourhood, within reach of the meets
of the New bract foxhounds, and offering to any
gentleman devoted to yachting a charming retreat.
The residence is placed upon high yet sheltered table-
land, on • healty subsoil, with • full southern aspect,
overlooking the (bonnet, and immediately opposite the
Needles and the bold cliffs id the Isle of Wight, with
the pictiire.ipie Castle of Hurst and the lighthomes in
the Solent, mid commanding an extensive and uninter-
rupted sea view from the island along the coast to
Christchurch, Bourneinouth, &c., with the advantaze of
• remarkably fine beach. It contain, a dining room 24
feet by 17 feet 6 inches, and • double drawing room 35
feet in length, with a large hay window, affording a full
view of the ocrxn, a library and reception room, with
chamber and domestic arrangements suitable for a
moderate establishment. It is surroundesi by pasture
land, and opens on to • lawn and pleasure ground. with
an extensive gravelled walk arched over by dwarf lime
tree., rendering it in the height of summer • delightful
resort. Capital stabling fqt eight bones, double coach.
hisanes, convenient fann-pird, kitchen garden, kc. The
Iced extends to the foot of tbe beach, and embraces in
its entirety 306. 3r. 26p. la is in hand, and iininediate
possession may be had.
Particulars may be obtained of Meson. Boys and
Tweedie, solicitors, Ely-place, Holborn, W.C. ; of Mr.
William Figg, surveyor, Lymington ; and of Messrs.
Daniel Smith, Son, and Oakley, land agents and sur-
veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London, &W.

COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
1,1 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
-a- . the Public that be is SELLING COALS et the
shove Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
At the SontA-Western Station—
Best Walls End Coils Is. 3d. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Sinai's
hest Tenby Stone Coal Is. 64. "
At ihs Great Western Station
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Rest Radstock Coal „ Os. 1014. Os. 100.
ditto
Hest Hullo
colin
loch delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
orders received by Mr. F. LOCK, Post 061 m. or by
r. Ito,ssirr HILL, at the G. W. beation, will be
psnetually attended to.
Dorchester. Nov. Ist, 1859.

HANTS.
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PaILIMINKAT AUVIITIIIIIIINT.
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TIIE BRAMBRIDOB ESTATE,
With Mansion and 1,400 acres, near the Bishopstoke
P.tation of the South-Western Railway.
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MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and
OAKLEY have received instructions to °sr
for SALE by AUCTION, in the month Hof
JULY, the above very valuable FREEHOLD
residential PROPERTY, comprising about 1,400 acres,
and situate in the parishes of Twyford, Otterbourne,
North and South Stoneham, and Bialiupstoke, five miles
from the city of Winchester, eight milesfrom Southamp-
ton, and adjoining the lit•hopstoke Station, on the
Soutli-lh'e,tern line of Railway, connecting it with the
metropolis, Southampton, the Isle of Wight, Salisbury,
and the Brighton and South Coast line.
The mansion is pleasantly placed near the river lichen,
and aproached through a splendid avenue of trees, is
completely appointed in every way with txtensive and
well kept garden., opened to • finely-timbered park. The
estate is divided into fire farina, with venous farm
houses and homesteads, and comprises 1011/e capital
arable and pasture lands, with ornamental wood lands
and rich water meadows, extending along the river
Itchen, which intersects the property and affords exoel-
lent trout fishing. The wiciety of the neighbourhood is
good, and several packs of hounds meet within easy dis-
tances.
A fuller advertisement will appear as soon as the sur-
vey is completed.
Full particulars will shortly be published, and in the
meantime further information may be obtained aJaines
Wickens, Esq., solicitor, 1, Chandos-street, Cavendish•
squ•re, W.; and of Messrs. Daniel Smith, Bon, and
Oakley, land snot. and surveyors, 10, IVitterloo-plank
!Fall'mall, 5.11.

EVERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, including every variety ol
CIRCULARS, LABELS, ke., executed in the very beet style. with the utmost despatch, au
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SHANKS' NEW PATENT LAWN MOWING, R0,4141N1.1,
COLLECTING, AND DELIVERING MACHINE
FOR 1860
NIOWS the Grass wet or dry, on Lawns uneven or otherwise, in a much neater manner than
the Scythe, at half the &prams.
PRIC :
SHANKS' NEW PATENT HORSE MACHINE,
INCLUDING DOI OF TOOLS FOR bumassnen, &C., AND DIRECTION&
Width of Cutter. Width of Cutter.
No. 1.-46-incli Machine... £2B 01
rawn by • Horse. No. 3.-36-inch Machine ... £22 0 Dtawsby • llorso.
D
No. 2.-42-inch Machine... 26 0 f I No. 4.-30-inch Machine ... 19 0 Drawn by • Horn
or a strong Pony.
SHANKS' PATENT PONY AND DONKEY MACHINES,
INCLUDING BOX Or TOOLS EON lIIIASPrNING, &C.. AND DiuscriOn.
No. 5.-30-inch Machine £ls 15 Drawn by • Pony. I No. 6. 2-inch MAO use
No. 7.-25-inch Machine ,II. a Donkey.
SHANKS' NEW PATENT HAND MACHINES. FOR PUSHING OR DRAWING SEPARATELY OR
TOG ETD ER,
iscixerina BOX OF TOOLN YOH SHARPENING, kc.. AND DIRECTIONS.
No 8.-244 n. Machine 03 Us. 6d. t Easily worked by No 11.__16.i0. machine £6 t Easily worked lay
worked by
No 9.-22 in. Machine ES 7s. 6d. two men 1 • MAII.
t Easily work. d by
No 10.-19-in. Machine £7 is,. 6cl.
f • Man and Boy. No 12.-13-in. Machine Di 24. 6d. I Easily
a Soy.
The Pasant Delivering Apparatus, if attached to the Hand Machines, and they are strongly reTemr.inended to be
so, 20a. extra.
SHANKS' PATENT HAND MACHINE, FOR DR.\ WING ONLY,
INCLUDING DOI OF TOOLS FOR SHARPENING, /cc., AND DIRECTIoNS.
worked by
No. 13.-22-inch Machine ... §.7 5 v"rbed by I No. 14 . . .-19-inch Machine . Ed 15 1
Sian and Roy. Man and Boy.
No. 15. 16.incli Machine .
•,,a The Machines are warranted to give ample satisfaction. and if not apyroved of they maybe at once returned.
The Prices Melon's *beery at most of the Railletm Stations throng/heat Me Kinytloos.
TESTIMONIALS:—
From Mr. GrollGl EYLER, late Chief Superintendent of the Grounds and entire Horticultural Department of the
Crystal Palace, Sydenliam, and now appointed to the Superintendence of the Horticultural Society's New
Gardens, Kensington Gore, and the Gardens, Chiawick, in favour of SHANKS' Patent Lawn Mower—(tim 30-
inch Horse-power Machine used on the Lawns of the Crystal Palace) :
" Cunha Palace, December 20
"I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the excellence of the 30-inch Shanks' Patent I awi Mowing
Machine you sent tr. We have had it in We almost daily up to the end of the !mowing mermen. and it luta always
performed its work in the most satisfactory manner, awl has ;serer teen ones oaf of repair. The contrivance for
omPYtind the Gress Box is a !neat aevitsitem, awl effects a,r movlrrnble surlily of time. •
From the Hon. St. F. T. HERKELEY, Berkeley restle, January 21, 1860.
"I have found your Mowing Machine answer perfectly. It does its work well, cutting closer and more evenly
than the scythe, collects and delivers the Grass thereby saving touch time snil labour."
Fee" jfr J. ML66.- GiudastOr WSW Right Hoo. Lord Lover. Beaufort Castle. Beastly, January. 23. 1800.
"1 am happy to have it In my power to add my testimony to the utility of your improved Onus-Cutting
Machines. The Delivering Apparatus works admirably, aisil is a great ‘aviiig of time. I think no one having a
Lawn to keep ahonld be without a Mowing Machine with your improvements."
Pr SPECIMEN MACHINES may be inspected or purchased at List Prices at the Beth and West of England
Society's Show at Dorchester. Monday, June 4. to Friday, June A, at Messrs. BROWN and Co.'s Stand, No. 100.
Sole Agents for London—J. B. pRoWN and eO., 18, CANON-STREET, CITY, LONDON, B.C.
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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
AT DOR(7IIESTER.
ON TUESDAY, WEDNEiDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the sth, 6th, 7th, and Bth
JUNE, 1860, the Trains between YEOVIL and DORCHESTER will run as follows :- -
FROM YEOVIL TO DORCHESTER.

STATIONS.
YEOVIL ... Dep.
Yetininster „
Evershot .
Maiden Newton ... „
Grirootone
DORCHESTER . . Arr.

Excurin
lit. 2nd Ist. 2nd'
Clam Mat.
A.M. A.M.
8 0 815
810 . .
823 . .
833 .
8 45
855 915

STATIONS. Ist, 2nd 1.2,3
Class. Class.
A.M. AM.
DORCHESTER ... Dep. 625 920
Grinistone •„ 9 30
Maiden Newton ... „ 640 940
Eversliot 9 50
Yetininster . 10 0
YEOVIL Arr. 7 0 10 15

I 1,2, 3 hit, 2nd Isl, 2nd lit, 2nd lit, 2nd
Class. Clan. Class. Class. Illus.
AX. A. U. P.M. P.M. P.N.
935 1010 12 5 130 4.10
945 11 0 12 15 . . 440
10 0 11 15 12 25 1 45 4 rgi
10 10 11 25 12 35 155 5 5
10 20 . . 12 43 .. 515
10 30 1143 1213 210 525

lat. 2nd Ist. 2nd
Clem OW
P.M. P.M.
710 95
733 930
7.

CHESTER TO YEOVIL.
&masa
Ist, 2nd lit 2nd lit. 2nd lat. 2nd Ist. 2nd lit. 2nd 2nd
Usu. Class. Class. Class. Class. C 1.... Clam.
P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.N. P.M.
116 45 60 620 715 910 ...
.. 415 ... . 729
130 425 615 735 930 .
435 745 940 ..
•••
.. 445 ." . . 75.3 950 ...
150 465 635 710 610 100

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
AT DORCHESTER.

4.!4.

STATIONS. lit, 20
OW.
A .
BRIDPORT .. Dep. 610
Poorptock . „
Maiden Newton Arr. 6 a%
Doreheeter . „ 7 0
WEY3IOUTH . „

It, 2nd
A.m.
755
II 5
8 25
856

E el I
3I; STATIONS, Ist, 2nd Lit
Claes.
Z
MIMS.AL AL
141 WEYMOUTH . Dep. 610 ...
7i Dorchester . 7 5 ..
Maiden Newton 7 20 11
r;i7l-41,kicr fis 855
RETURN TICKE
Ftolll SZOPOST to DoRCHISTER and Back, wil
from BRIDPORT, available to return by the 4.5

Ilit, 2thl Ise, 2nd 114. 2nd Ist, 2w1114, 2nd
Class. Mai. I Class. Claw. Class.
p.m. P.B. I'M.
.12 55 3 50i 545 7 0 8 85
1 5 4 0 1 ... 710 195
125 4 20 610 750 9i
210 525 ... 7191 945
225 845 ... 810 100

Ist, 2nd Ist, 2nd Ist, 2nd lit, 2nd Ist, 2nd
Class. Class. Class. Claw. Class.
1..11. P.m. r.M. pit. P.M.
1 0 345 545 7 0 .
115 45 60 715 910
2 0 510 620 740 935
220 530 610 8 0 ...
230 540 650 810 100

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND.
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
AT DORCHESTER.

'DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 51h, 6th, 7th and Bth
between WEYMOUTH and DORCHESTER will nut as follows :
EYMOUTH TO DORCHESTER.
STATIONS. ll k2l& 21 k 21,2, Ik2l k 211 k 21,1 k 211 klk2l& 21 k 2
C 1... LbuaL CI... !La. Clue_. Cl.. (Lau. ILI.: (tau. Clam. Clam, Clue.
A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. IT. .5.11. 9.11. P.M.. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.ll
WEYMOUTH I
... Dep. •10 745 846 9 0 945 10 45 1 0 145 I 4: :1: :4: I
la
15 DORCHESTER ... Arr. 825 8 0 9 0 920 10 011 0 1 2 0 3
DORCHESTER TO WEYMOUTH.

Side of Household f'arnitare, Wow, llook••
Linen, Plated A dicks, Horses, earrinyes,
Alderney Coin, AT.
EVERSHOT, DORSET.
Ar R. SIDNEY M. CORNELIUS will offer
for S ALF. by PUBLIC AUCTION, on WED-
NIO4HAT and I.IIIIU4DAY, the 13th and 14th days of Jukk
nest, the whole of the very excellent and
MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
About 23 down of choice Wines, being mostly old Port,
bottled in 1838 ; 200 volumes of Hooks, of the best
ancient and modern authors, including " Hutching's
Dorset," (last edition); " Collinson's and Butters
Somerset ;" several Eleetro and Plated Articles ; • large
waiortment of Glass and China, old China Bowls, kc.,
Linen. and a great varaety of Household Requisites;
also a very handsome Pony, six years old, 134 hands
high, good in saddle or harness; capital black More, 15
bawls 2 inches, rising seven years old, a clever hack and
good in harness; Puny Phaeton, in good condition;
Alderney Cow, late the property of Mrs.
Jim,i JENNINGS, of Evershot, deceased.
The whole of the above will be sold without remise,
and is well deserving the attention of the public.
Oatelognes, Id. seek may be had one week jnevionaly
to the Side at the principal Hotels in the neighbouring
Towns, and of the Auctioneer, Crewkenie, Somerset.
The Goods will he on view on Tuesday, the 12th of
Jun.*, niot the Sale will coininence each day at 12 o'clock.
rverYhot is aituate.l shout 11 miles front the Ever.
allot Station, on the hue Is tween Yeovil and Dorchester
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BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SHOW.
ANTELOPE HOTEL, DORCHESTER.
•
frHEItE will be COLD COLLATION at this
I. Hotel all to, week of the Great Agricultural
Show, from (Inc to Seven O'clock. HaM•piut of
Sherry, Is.
0 'buses to ani from the /Moir Ground.
Private Carriages and Post Horses.
THE BURDEN HOTEL, WEYMOUTH.
PERSONS visiting Weymouth for Sea-bathing,
As,, will find every accommodation connected
with a fireklass family Hotel, at the BUIIDIN Horst,
Esplanade.
JAMES YEARSLEY,
Proprietor.

VP TRAINS.— Yeovil to P..22kw, Bride', ac.
USK DATA. : ilVipAn.
Clue. 1 lot 2 llt 2 1 a 2,1 ili Ist k 2 1.2,3 1,2.1 1.2.11
4.6.15.6.; A. 8., r. 111111.1 P.N. A.M.: P.I.
Trosil 7 10,10 9E12 35 $ 451 00, 600 11 6101 $46
Bunton I 11 II 1 si, 4 111 E Al 7 VI 700' 4IS
Taunton .. .. 126.. 1 .. Vs I 7 il 6 191. 11 11
Exeter 035 115 326, 846 10 5, 641 03L U
Bristol $431 1 0 216 7 0 9 501 II 50 0 110.

BATH et WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
DORCIIESTER MEETING.
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BRADFORD'S PATENT STEAM WASH-
ING MACHINE for Union Workhouses, Mos-
kco will be in OPERATION during the week.
BRADFORD'S FAMILY WASHING MACHINE
will also be in OPERATION.
Special Arrangements for Delivery of Machines Sold
to all parts of the Kingdom.
THOS. BRADFORD, Patentee,
(STAND 71.)
63, Fleet-st., London; Cathedral Step, Manchester,
Particulars Prat', Post.
BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY'S
SHOW.
WALLIS AND HASLAM,
NORTH HANTS IRON FOUNDRY,
STAND 39 and 40,
EXHIBIT PATENT STRAW ELEVA-
TOR, Improved Two-wheel IRON PLOIJOH,
with loose Screw Heacbgear, marked B.L. ; invented,
improved, and manufactured by the exhibitors.
This form of plough is inuchused in stony and strong
soils, its loose head-gear enabling it to overcome those
resistances which in other ploughs throw them out of
work. Price 1:4 ; if with steel turnfurrow, u shown,
7s. 61 extra.
Set of PATENT EXCELSIOR IRON HARROWS,
marked X 12; invented by Joseph Seamen, of Basing-
stoke • improved and manufactured by the exhibitors.
New Implement.
The advantages of these patent harrows are—first,
the greatest amount of strength is at the part where
the greatest strain is, viz., at the point of attachment of
the tooth. by ehieh means the frequent breakages at
the shoulder, inseparable from harrows in which the
tooth passes through a hole in the beam, are entirely
',voided ; secondly, the liability to get loose is wear,
which all other teeth have, is in the patent harrow
done away with, as the tooth clips the beam tight, and
the strain is therefore not on the bolt which fastens
it in its place, but on the beam itself; thirdly, the
number of bolts and nuts are diminished by at !mud
three-fourths, so that in a set of harrows, with 60
teeth, there are only 15 bolts and nuts. These harrows
cover A) feet, and consist of three 4-beam patent barrows,
adapted for light land, with teeth 64 inches long, and
60 in the set. Price, C 3 6s. 6d.
PATENT CORN SCREEN, for Barley, fie., No. ;
invented by R. Bobs,. of Bury St. Edmunds; improved
and manufactured by the exhibitors.
These are OPT/ RO well known as hardly to need des-
cription, some 3.00 n of them being in use. If fitted
with bean separator. N. extra. Price of No. 1, £9; the
smaller size, £7. The one exhibited is fitted with bean
separator, price £lO.
And a variety of other articles worthy of inspection.

CLAY'S
PATENT CULTIVATOR AND
ERAI/IC.tTOE will be Exhibited on STAND
No. 51, at the Bath and West of England Society's
Meeting, at Dorchester, June 4th, 6th, fish, and 7th.
Royal Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire Societies' Prize
Implement.
The Frame of ealli Implement is applicable as a
Broadahare or Scarifier, Surface Parer or Skim, Culti-
vator or Grubber, and Eradicator or Drag Harrow, and
is relievable at pleasure, the tines revolving backwards
similar to • horse-rake.
This Cultivator requires one•fourth less horse power
than any other Implement tested by the Royal Society's
Judges at the arwick Meeting, as shown by the
following table from the Mark Lase Express, July 18th,
1869:
Cutting Width. Power.
Clay ... 4 feet 6 inches ... 3.8
Rental' ... 4 feet 4 inches ... 4 8
Coleman ... 3 feet 5 inches . . 4.39
Prices from Di to. to £l2, according to size and
number of tines, wrought iron.
A Circular, containing • full description of the Imple-
ment, Price List, and upwards of Fifty Testimonials
(non from the Wakefield Farmers' Club), sent, post-free,
on Application to CHARLES CLAT, Oakenahaw Iron
Works, near Wakefield.

LATEST SUMMER FASHIONS.
AT E. STEEEL'S,
HIGH STREET, DORCHESTER.
"LI STEELE having just again returned from
Town, is now SHOWING a Variety of Novelties
in DRENSEN ; ennsiuting of SILKS, SHAWLS, MAN-
TLES, MILLINERY, Ice., adapted for the present and
approaching Season, and which be is offering at such
Prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction to every
Purchaser.

WANTED,—A GROCER'S ASSISTANT
or WAREHOUSEMAN.
Address "A. 0." Erpress Office, Dorchester.

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LVI S . , DORCHESTER,
at Home Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS excepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS. WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residences cf his Patients without extra charge.
A notice per post ensures an interview.
LAWES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE AND
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO.
RDAMEN begs to inform his Friends that
he continues SOLE AGENT for the SALE of
Mr. L.4Wk.M• PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE in
DORSEISHIKE and WILTSHIRE, and, having several
Cargoes lately arrived. he is prepared to deliver it at all
Porte and Railway Stations in these Counties. 'The
quality he guarantees equal to the very superior quality
which has given it such • preference for many years
past. The Analysis ordered by all the Farmers' Clubs
of this County, and, ninee that time, the Analysis of
several Thousand Tons by Professor Way and Dr.
Voelcker, at Mr. Lewes' Manufactory, show it to
contain between 30 and 40 per. Cent. of Pho.mhate of
Lime, and over 23 per Cent, of this Soluble. As the
Sale increases so much yearly, early orders will be
esteemed a favour.
Best Peruvian Guano direct, and only from Messrs.
A. GIBBS & SONS.
Mr. W. J. RESENT, of Milhorne Bt. Andrew, will
kindly take orders in Blandfurd and Wimborne Markets.
Dorchester, March, 1860.
Jed Proliated, free by post for wren stamps each.
HOW TO READ THE FACE, or
Physiognomy explained, according to the Phil-
osophy of Isivater.
" The proper end, of mankind is man."—Porz.
/THE HUMAN BODY in health and disease;
an &stay on the preservation and restoration of
health, and strength of mind and body ; their treatment
and cure orilkoul Doctors.
" A rery ralmoble little loork."--Ehe.
HOW TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAY,
shewing the errors of daily occurrence in speak-
ing and writing.
By SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16, Witcomb-street,
Pall Mall, London.

A HANDY ROOK FOR NERVOUS INVALIDS.
Just published—Free for two Stamps.
MHE EXPERIENCE of an INVALID in his
SEARCH AFTER HEALTH, designed as •
Warning and Caution to all, supplying at the some time,
the means of self-cure to, one iwpo has eased himself.
A Onhle to Health accompanies til,. above, which enables
the reader to detect the precise disease and apply the
"Cure," which is given away solely from motives of
benevolence, for the benefit of the afflicted, and will
not be sold under any pretext whatever. Send address,
and the above will be forwarded post paid, per return,
by M. LANNIN No. 15, Brook Street., Regent's Park,
London.—" This discovery exhibits the absurdity of the
English mode of treating such complaints, and will
prove • blessing to the afflicted, who may safely and
easily regain pristine health by adopting the means
presented."— Eremitic Semi.

AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.
GENTLEMAN haring been cured of
Nervous Debility, Lose of Memory, Dimness of
Right, Lusitude, Indigestion, Dislike to Society, Impedi-
ments to Marriage, Le., will FORWARD to any Address
the means by which he was Cured, on the receipt of.
stamped directed Envelope. Address, J .W., Fag., Wil.
turd House, Burton-Crescent, London, W.C.

A BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
GIVEN AWAY. 26,000 COPIES of •
MEDICAL BOOK, for the benefit of Nervous
Sufferers sent, pest free, by the Author, secure from
observation, on receipt of • directed envelope, enclosing
two stamps, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND, •
new work on the Selfe-cure of Nervous Debility, LOU
of Memory, Dimness of Sight, Lassitude, Indigestion,
Dislike of Society, kc., which, if neglected, result in
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plain directions for perfect restoration to health and
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and private cure. " Every young man should peruse
this excellent little work, if he values his health,
happiness, and peace of mind."—British Critic. By
HENRY SMITH, Eci., 8, Burton-cresoent, Tavistock-
vinare, London, W.C.
THE MEDICAL INSTRUCTOR contains
Rules and Remedies for the cure of Secret
Diseases, seminal weakness, nervous debility, lose of
memory, dimness of sight, pimples, tremblings, palpita-
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means of cure used in each case. Contains the only
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observation) for one penny stamp.
Address, C. ECLFIELD, EN., 2, Woburn Street,
Bloomsbury, London.

JOHN HOSSEY (late Wirral' and Honey), 1
ii ENGINEER. MILLWRIGHT. MACHINIST,
and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, Port.
able and Filed Steam-Engines aml Boilers, Steam,
Water, and Horse-power combined Thrashing and
Winnowing Machines, Corn and Bone Mills, Mill
Stones, Flour Machines, Brushes and Wire. Mslt
Bruisers, Brewery and other Pumps, Mashing Machines,
Corn and Turnip Drills, Iron Water Wheels, Mill Picks
made and dressed, Gotta Percha Driving Bands, Patent
Argand Engine Fire Bars, fie.
Portable Engines of any Description Repaired, Cylin
dere Re-bored, new Fire Boles, Ac.
AGENT for CLAYTtIN and SHI7TTLEWORTH'S
STEAM THRASHING MACHINES.
For SALE, • New 3-horse-power STEAM ENGINE.

ED WA RD (lOULD, HOI'SE and SIGN
PAINTER, DECORATOR, GLAZIER, Ice.
begs to thank the public for past favours since his reino-
val to the Premises of the late Mr. HUN RT DE:wLANn,
Trinity-street, Dorchester and hope, by atria attention
to buainess, punctuality, and despatch, to secure a con-
tinuance of the same.
i N.B —Patmt Staining in all its branches; also Grain-
ng in imitation of Maple, Mahogany, Roaewoml. Wal-
nut, Ac., executed with taste, and in the best style of
workmanship.

SHIPWRECKS. —LIFE-BOATS.
frHE 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 demands on the funds of the
Institution.
THOMAS BARING. Chairman
THOMAS CHAPM AN, Deputy Chairman.
Donations and Subscriptions are received by the
Renters f this and the neighbourinz towns; by Messrs.
Willis, Percival, and Co., Bankers, 71. Lombard-street,
E.C.; by all the London and Country Rankers; and by
the Secretary. Richard Lewis, 14, John-street, Adelphi,
London, WA'.

ARTIFICIAL MANURES
TOR
TURNIPS, MANGEL WURZEL, COILN,
GRASS, kc.
DIXON and CARDUS, LINSEED CRWHIESS,
CHEMICAL MANURE AND VITRIGL MANUFAC-
TURERS, SOUTHAMPTON, beg to call the attention
of Agricultui Islas and Merchants to the undermentioned
Articles.
They feel confident from long experience as Monti..
facturers and I iliportets, and from the success which
has attended their efforts, that the greatest satisfaction
will result from the use of their manufactures, which
are gurranteed to by of the IlloNt GEN UINE CHARACTER,
and are now offered at REDUCED PRICER.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
This article is guaranteed to contain between :10 and
40 per cent of Phosphates, of which more than 20 per
cent is SOLUBLE.
Prises have been awarded to this manure from several
Farmers' Claim in the South of England.
MANGIEL WURZEL
The great importance of this root has caused DIXON
and CASIMIR to pay particular attention to the mann.
facture of a manure suitable for its growth. The
numerous Battering testimonials of its successful appli-
cation, enable them to recommend with the greatest
confidence its increased um.
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Home-made Linseed Cake, Super-Phosphate of Lime.
Rape Cake Wheat Manure.
Linseed Oil. Corn Manure.
Gibbs' Peruvian Guano. Mengel Wurzel Manure.
South American Animal do., Nitrate of S,Dda.
or dried Flesh Manate. sulphate of Ammonia.
Bones. half-Ma. Sulphuric Acid,
Ditto Dust. Fishery Salt.
Address, G. J. VERTITE,
Weymouth.

rejected with becoming spirit the unwarrantable intru
Won upon them of this latest illustration of the "costly
produce of skill and science."
I am, Sr,
Your obedient Servant,
BELLEVUE.
Dorchester, May 29, PM.
AN EPITAPH ON THE ARCH.
star, stronger! for a moment key I
Before you lightly lens thi.
Awl learn the sad nail hapless fate
That bath befallen Clis entrance gate—
The stately archway that wa. spread
Triumphantly stove your head.
To form an entrance to the town
An arch armso the greet was thrown,
Such au might, p'rhaps, in days of yore,
Have led to some great castle towet ;
lint not, alas ! of such stern stuff
As those old Normans built them of.
01.1 Boreas, harening to feel blue,
(Au sometimes other people ilo,)
Commenced the rude and surly trick
Of giving the poor arch a kick ;
And no, of course, it ;min rah found
Inclining low toward.. the pound.
fiurat..
Now, noble stram:cr do nnt ',porn
A lesaon front this fact to kern ;
When'er, perchance, you do the name,
Build 111, a lurtuue or 5 IMMO ;
Use witliing but string brick or stone,
Anil 'ohne them firmly, one by .11,2,
Anil then in .pite wiiol itt.ll twin
You will nut rear your arch ill vain.
E. F.

All conininniattions-in -r—ele-t-----tn whatever de
pertinent of the Paper are to he adilreo..t to
Mr. FREDERII.II( N1.11.11:77, l'Aitor of the Dro.,,ef
Count!, Ecprr,a, /Ind Agricultural lid:tele, at the
(Mice, Church Street, Dorchester.

THC
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DORcHESTEII, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1860.