The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
MONTHLY SALE.
IiESSRK. BAKER AND ENBOR beg res-
jy.L re.ettutty to announce that their next Monthly
sAk wiU take place on SATCRDAY, APRIL Zird,
jrie.
PRE,,RNT ENTRIRN.
15 Prime Fat Oxen.
4 Prime Fat Devon Steers.
9 r.e Heifers.
2 Rammer' in forward condition.
3 rows and Calves,.
Heiler and Calf.
:9 Superior Fat 6-tooth Horn Wether,.
40 Fat Down Wcthers.
Ls) Fat Ditto Ditto.
10 superior Fat Ditto,
30 Fat Ewes.
i;iy with patent axles, as good as new.
or Great inconvenience having arisen from Persons
eroding Stock not duly entered, Norma is HIDIERY
(DVSS, that no Stock will be admitted to the Sale
otounil Wass catered oit ox 11/MEL the SATURDAY
wises twili• 84. a.
Dated March 29, 18.59,

DORSET.
BRADFORD PEVERELL, NEAR DORCHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOR, on the PREMISES, by
114ESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR on WED-
JYL NEnDAY, the 134 h of APRIL, Ittso, a quite-
tity of capital
ASH, LARCH, SPRUCE, SCOTCH FIR,
and other POLES.
Aho. • q,uaa!ity of FAGOTS (ruin the came, Fire-
wood, kn divided into convenient lota, and now ignis
in the Pleatations near the Bridport Road.
The Bale will commence at Two o'Cloek.
To View apply to the Woodatan.

VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BREEDERS
OF FUIST-CLASS HORSES.
THAT WELL-KNOWN and CELEBRATED
THOROUGH-BRED HORSE
"MOUNTSBAY,"
Whose blood stands unrivalled, will serve this Season
(KW) a limited number of Nag and Blood Mares at
£2 N. each ; and Cart Mares at LI Is. each. Groom'.
fee fie., which muot be paid at the time of serving, and
the remainder on or before the 21t1, of June next.
Pedigree and any further particulars way be obtained
of the proprietor, Mr. I). SHEPARD, Chequer's Inn, high
Street, Dorchester, where the horse will be throughout
tha season.

ARTIFICIAL hl ANUREN.
ROBERT EK LESS and Co. have deter-
.l.St twined to offer their ARTIFICAL MANURES,
this Season, nottt-r to the CONSUMEILS. They Manu-
facture their Manures under the personal superin-
hrndence of a prueririi/ Chemist of loop experience, and
have new ready for immediate del.very
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME FOR TI7RNIPB,
containing from 20 to 25 per cent. of Sul sib& l'uoe-
.
NITItO-PHOSPHATE for Corn, Mangold Wurteel,
&c., &e., rich in Phosphates, and containing
equal to 15 per cent. of Crystalized Sul-
phate of Ammonia. •
The above Manures Jre made only from BONES and
ANIMAL Phosphates, no Mineral Phosphates are
ii.ed by us. We yeareiter our Manures to enable the
strengths stated by analysis i 4 Professor Way or Dr.
ticker. Samples from the Balk at the place of
d. livery to the buyer. A Stock is kept by our agents at
I nircheater.
Farmers Clubs and Large Consumers supplied with
iluantities of the above Standard Fertilizers on ter!,
.liirrifde Terms, delivered ex-ship at any Port, or to
any Station.
Apply direct to ItonEßr EKI.EIOI and Co., Britannia
Wharf, Southampton ; or to our Agents for Dorset and
Nunereet, the I/um:neer= COAL COMPANY, Fording-
ton, Dorchester.
Mania 14t141550.

FISHERY SALT.
T H. PHILLIPS boa now a Cargo of
t) . FISHERY SALT from t'ornwall, on SALE for
Arrival. If orders are given before the disallows of
the vessel it may be secured at less than the ordinary
prices. Delivered at Poole in any quantity, and at all
the Stations on the South-Western Railway in quanti-
ties of four tons and upwards. Superphosphate of
Lime, Nitrate of Soda, Peruvian and Kooriali Moorish
Goyim ; Top Dressing for Corn, Bone, and other
Manures, at Reduced Prices.
Address—AMlTY, SEAR DORCHEPTER.

r STYLE, Successor to 0. STYLE, COACH
MAKER to the Royal Family,
(1, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers for buipection VICTOIHA and ALBERT
PIIAL'TONS, SOCIABLES, WAGONETTIN, Your.
wheel and Two-wheel DOG CARTS, GIGS, CAB
PHAETONS with heads and side lights, adapted for
either &miner or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the most
approved principles, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a distance,
assistance will be rendered in fetching or returning •
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CARRIAGES Bought and Sold On Commission, or
taken In Exchange

AUCTION OFFICES, DORCHESTER.
Upwards of 60 SUI'ERIOR ENUR A I'INGS,
elegantly Frnmed and Gla:ed, and
40 IMITATION OIL PAINTINGS.
MR. WILLIAM HARDING begs to inform
ILL his Friends and the Public, that he has now for
SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT at his Offices, in
high West Street, Dorchester, a new and choice collec-
tion of First-class
PROOF ENGRAVINGS,
AND
IMITATION OIL PAINTINGS,
after sonic of the favourite Paintings of the most emi-
nent Artists, including Sir E. Landseer, C. Landseer,
Herring, Ausdell, Webster, Winterhalter, Cattenuole,
Bateman, Bouvier, Brooks, Wright, Harvey, Herbert,
Prentis, Fisk, Absolon, Fitsgerald, Wilkie, kc.
Also, • few OLD OIL PAINTINGS, neveral hand•
some STEREOSCOPES, BOXES. and A large and
choice selection of STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES.
The whole of the Engravings are elegantly framed in
Maple, Rosewood, and Gilt—many of them are Artists'
proofs, proofs before letters, and on India paper.
An inspection is solicited, and the engravings will be
sold at very reduced prices.

TOWNHALL, DORCHESTER
--
ON MONDAY EVENING, April 18th,
1810,
ALESSANDRO GAVAZZI,
(The Italian Reformer),
WILL DELIVER A LECTURE
In the above room,
On ITALY—PRESE.VT and FUTURE.
Reserved Seats, Two Shillings; Second Seats, One
Shilling; Rack Seats, Sixpence.
Tickers to be obtained at boll, the Libraries.
The Lecture to commence at $ o'Clock.

THE LONDON ASSURANCE,
Established A. D. 1720.
01lloes-7, Royal Exchange, Comhill, and 7, Pall Mall.
Governor.-John Alves Arbuthnot, Esq.
Buh-Governor.-John Alexander Hankey, Esq.,
Deputy-Govemor.-Nonamy Dobree, jun., Esq.,
and Twenty-four Directors.
FIRE INSURANCES effected at moderate rates upon
every description of property.
LIFE INSURANCES.-TWO-THIMM Or THE GROMS
PROVITM AKE GIVEN To THE AIOO'ILED.
The Profits are added as a Bonus to the Policy, or
paid in Cash, or applied to the reduction of the future
Annual PronHOIMY.
The A sacred are e.rentig Irma all Liability of Part.
stershir.
NOTICE.-The Printed Receipts for Premium and
Duty on Policies, as they become due, are ready for
delivery, and are in the hands of the undermentioned
AGENTS:
DORS AT TSIIIR E.
DORCHESTER-Mr, M. C. WESTON.
Illandford- Mr. H. Durden, Grocer.
Brill port -Mr. W. Warr.
I wen.. Courtney- Mr. T. Harvey.
Piddletown -Messrs. W. and J. Dumnan, Troy Town,
I Mrchester.
Portland --Mr. J. C. Lamm Merchant.
Weymouth- Mr. J. D. Harvey, 4:4, East-street.
Wimborne-T. Rawlins, EN., Solicitor.
VACANT AGENCIES.
The Corporation are ready to receive Applications for
Agenciesii, Towli% and Districts of the county in which
the (Mice is not at present represented.
JOHN LAITHENCE, Secretary.

FO insure ,High CH s, High East-street, Dor-
chester, AGENT rom HORNIIIAN'S PURE
TEA. The high repute in which it is held everywhere,
has been acquired by its being uniform and e.,relleta in
finality: it has no artificial 'facing' powder, for cou.
sb.ting wholly of the Moire spring gathering, there are
no brown flavourless leaves that need be disguised by
the I 'hinese with a coat of colour; consequently lasting
strength Is a150.,.' fun.'.! in this Tea. Sold only by
AGENTS, and secured in l'arkets.

TO THE ELECTORI3 OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
GENTIMIEN, -
LORD DERBY having advised Her Majesty
to dissolve Parliament, I offer myself as • Candi-
date for the honour of being re-elected one of your
Representatives.
I voted in favour of Lord John Russell's Resolution
as I considered that the prolamin' to disfranchise a large
body of the 40s. Freeholders of England by a clause
in the Reform Bill, introduced by lier Majesty's
ters, was so highly objectionable as to require the
marked condemnation of the !louse of Commons at the
earliest possible moment, and I thought it right to record
my opinion that the great social advance of this country
since DM justly requires an extension of the Right of
Voting in Counties and Boroughs.
I trust tlmt you will be disposed to leave me unfettered
by any definite pledges at this crisis, for in the pre,ent
complicated state of political parties I feel that your
Representative should be free to consider how each
question, as it arises, may tend safely to prOMOte. Or
unduly to retanl, that sound liberal progress of legisla-
tion which I believe will he most conducive to the wel-
fare of all my fellow subjects.
You may he assured that I shall oppose any ineaaures
which would be likely to endanger the integrity of our
well-balanced Constitution.
The kindness which has ever been extended to me by
the great body of my constituents demands my warmest
thanks, and I can assure you that I shall be moat anxioux
to continue to exert myself to the utmost in the faithful
discharge of my duty towards you, and in promoting the
best interests of this county.
I have the honour to be,
UgaTLDIEN,
Your obedient Servant,
W. H. B. PORTMAN.
Bryanston,
April 11th, 18.90.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
CENTLEUEN,
HER MAJESTY having been advised to dis-
solve the present Parliament, I again respectfully
solicit a renewal of that support which you have on so
many previous occasions extended to me.
My general opinions on political subjects being well
known to you, I shall in this address only allude to that
question which has caused the present appeal to the
people.
I voted against Lord John Russell's Resolutions because
I thought the Reform Bill of Her Majesty's Govern.
anent well worthy of careful consideration in coin-
matte.
Lord Derby has thus truly described the effect of the
recent vote of the House of Commons :
" The worse adopted by the House on the motion of
" Lord John Russell will have this elect, that no single
" member of the House, who may be unconnected
" with Aloe, will be by his vote pledged to one single
" provision of the Goveniment measure. The princi•
" piles and details of any new Ilill will be so open to con.
" sideration as they were before our measure was sub-
"omitted to Parliament."
As an inili-pendent member of the Conservative party.
my desire will be to support such an extention of the
franchise as not interfering with the legitimate info.
ence of property, may invest with electoral power a
large body of intelligent and responsible voters.
One provision of the recent Reform Bill met with
such general reprobation that it is not likely to re-appear
in any future measure. I allude to the proposed trans•
ferrinie of the County Freehold Votes in Boroughs.
Had the Bill been pniceeded with, I should. in co ggggg ion
with many Conservative members, have voted against
that provision.
Should you again honour nie by your confidence it
will be my constant endeavour, by a diligent discharge
of my duties, to justify your choice.
With a grateful rainembrance of your fonner kind.
miss,
I have the honour to remain,
GIENTLEIIKX,
Your very obedient Servant,
HENRY KER SEYMER.
• 62, Eeeleston Square,
April 7th, IMO.

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NEW SPRING DRAPERY.
qi DASCOMBE & SONS beg most
. fully to inform their Friends and the Public of
their RETURN from LONDON with • CHOICE
SELECTION of the
NEWEST GOODS
suitable for the present Season; comprising Flounced
and other Silks, Shawls, Mantles, Fancy Dresses, Bon-
nets, Ribbons, Flowers, Parasols, kc., ke., the whole of
which are now ready for Inspection.
TAILORING IN ALL ITk BRANCHES.
WATERLOO IRONWORKS,
A N Dt/VER, HANTS.
MASKER AND SONS beg to direct the
1 attention of Agriculturists to their Improvements
in IRON PLOUGHS, for which they have obtained
Hen MAJEsTV'n MuVAL LETTEIts PATENT. These
improvement' relate especially to Ploughs having the
Axle Stumps attached to the Plough Beam, now gene-
rally known as" FIXED HEAD PIABIII HS," and to
which ohjections are raised on account of the power
rsmired to be exerted by the ploughman in turning at
the headland, the liability o( his allowing it to fall on
one side, the re-out of which would be the breaking,
bending, or straining the wheel stumps, involving con-
tinual repairs.
T.tSKER and SONS' PATENT IMPROVEMENTS
obviate these objections, as the plunguian can, on reach-
ing the side of the field, by • simple means disengage
the Beam from the Axle Stumps, allowing the handles to
fall on one side ; after turning his horses, by raising the
plough handles into their proper posit' for work, the
Beam and Wheel-Stumps becoine self-locked or fixed,
possessing the same steadiness when at work as ploughs
with the Axle-Stumps fixed to the Beam.
T. and Sons warrant their Ploughs to be simple in
construct' , manufactured of the best materials and
workmanship, and very easy of draught. An engraving,
with a more particular description of the Plough, with
prices, will be forwarded per post on application being
made to WILLIAM TASKEIt ANIS SONS, WATER-
-1.00 faux WoRKII, Andover, Hants.
DORCHESTER AND MUSTY OF DORSET
BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
For the purpose of Enabling Pertains to Purchase Houma
and Lands,
To Reilsein Property already in Mortgage,
And ti Accumulate Savings.
Sn nt:s, £l2 eack—ENTRANCE Fee, Is. I'd.
Terius of Advance fid. to Is. per Share per month.
PATRoNB-11ENRY KEE SETMILE, Esq., 31.1'.; Joint
Fi.oVER, Esq.
Taunt:Es. —T. roomes, Esq., J. GALPIN, Esq., T.
!Curran:lot. Esq.
HANKER:I.—Messrs. H. and If. Witosns.
--
r Ili E advantages of 111 ILH NI SI ETI ES
1. are --That the tenaut of the Property who, in a few
years, actually pays its full value in rent without ever
bee • g the owner thereof. may, by paying to this
Society a sum equal to his rent, with little or no addi-
tional demand on his own resources, become the absolute
owner of the property.
The advantages to borrowing slenihers are
- -The mortgage is liquidated hy easy instalments.
2nd. Whilst the instalments are regularly paid no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his prorty.
4th— rite Solicitor's Fees for Mortgage, and Surveyor's
Fees for t'aluation, are limited as follows :
SURVEYOR. SOLICITOR.
E P. d. a.d.
Under 100 OlO 0 Under 50
„ 300 1 1 0 „ 1011
Above AM 1 10 0 Foreaehtlooabove 22 0
Exclusive of out-oUpocket
travelling expenses.
351,—A1l mortgage deeds are exempted from stamp
duty.
The Society will accept loans, remitted to the Mana-
ger. front O.
Peneins desirous of availing themselves of the benefits
of this Society should make application to the Agents,
or to the Manager, and Secretary,
JOHN GARLAND,
Solicitor, Dorchester.
Money always Ready for IMMEDIATE Advance,
A 4: EN TS.
Beuminsfer ... Mr. Warr.
Ilrodporf ...... F. thowl.
P,OO'l"W. 0. rhislett, Esq.
Sherlowee Messrs. Garland and Fear, Solicitors.
Irrywowell,
Wet 11.140
Prionimpror Mr. Ibilegood.
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Shaftesbury.
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April 5. at Orket* wookl. Moreton, llor.wt, the wife
of Rupert Fetherstonliangli, Esq., of a daughter.
April fp, at Itow,len 11111, Wilt., Mrs. Henry Alworth
blerewether. of a daughter.
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April 5. at St. Itarthol ~ Church, erewkerne, by
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painter. AC.. Of 14011th P 011.41011, to Harriet Jane, eldest
daughter of Mr. S. Clarke, saddler, Crew/kerne,
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W unborn°.
March 20, at Coaxdon Hall, eliardatoeh. Mary, the
wife of John Will., Eat., in the ruith year of her age.