The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-10 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
WON TI/L Y SALE.
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to tbe Monthly
8.1. will take pais: on MAYIe:ATtIRDe..ZY,R 2lat,
1950.
PRESUNT
5 Fat Steers.
9 Fat Haters, 1 Fat Bull,
10 Barreaers, from 3to 5 years old, in forward eon-
dition.
40 Fat 4-tooth Southdown Wethers.
10 Fat ditto, ditto.
S tat Horned Wethers,
30 Pat 4-tooth ditto.
rat Horned Rams.
4 Fat Down ditto.
7 Hog and 3 4-tooth Horned Rams, of euperior size
and quality, bred by Mr. R. Seymour, of Bradpole. The
high character and estimation of Mr. Seymour's flock is
a sufficient reconmsendation of the above.
Nearly thorough-bred Black Mare, 8 years, 15 hands,
.a good back, and quiet in harness.
1 year old Hackney Colt.
Photon of modern make with patent Wes, has been
eery Mite used.
pr Divot hieonveaienesi having arisen from Persona
sending Stook not duly entered, NOTICE Is H
°pas, that no Stook will be admitted to the Sale
Grout' unless entered ON OR BILPOIR the Sett:ROUT
previous to the Sale.
Dated April, 1859.

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO,
!AWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE,
AND
BONE MANURE.
RDAMEN begs to inform his friends that
he is prepared to take orders for BEST PERU•
VIAN GUANO, for delivery in London, direct from
Mews. A. Gibbs and Son's stores, at I:12 Is. 6d. per
ton; or for delivery at any Railway Station on the
South-Western or Wilts and Somerset Railways at
£l3 le.. per ton. LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE at
£6 Us. per ton, HALF INCH BONE at 205. per. qr. at
all Forte and Railway stations in Dereetehire.
Derchester, March, 18+30.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINGTON, DeRCIIMSTER.
THE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
1. beg to inform their friends and the public gener-
ally, that they are now enabled to
REDUCE THE PRICE of COAL as under:—
At tAeir Yard at Fordingten
per cwt.
Beat Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto ls. 2d.
„ Tenby Stone Coal
At the Great Western Railway Stations :
Maiden
Newton. Dontheolier,
Best Radstook Cad— 96r. 9br.
Small ditto
Ruabon Cold 1214 I*.
Hullo ditto l2a 12d.
Culla
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
sad WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, Le.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, Is. :Id. per ton discount will he
allowed; within three months, 104. per ton; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
The Doacittnren coAL romPANT are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE. kc., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dim
-
Una., on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. ALFRED BURT, the Company's
Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
January I, 1869.

AUCTION OFFICES, DORCHESTER.
Upwards of 60 SUPERIOR ENOR A VINOS,
elegantly Framed and Glazed, and
40 IMITATION OIL PAINTINGS.
MR. WILLIAM HARDING begs to inform
his Friends and the Public, that he has now for
SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT at his 01Bees, in
High West Street, Dorchester, • new and choice collec-
tion of First-clime
PROOF J,NGRAVINGS,
AND
IMITATION OIL PAINTINGS,
after some of the favourite Paintings of the most emi-
nent Artiste, including Sir E. Landeeer, C. Landaeer,
Herring, Anedell, Webbter, Winterhalter, Catterniole,
Bateman, Bouvier, Brooks, Wright, Harvey, Herbert,
Prentis, Fisk, Absolon, Fitsgerald. Wilkie, kc.
Also, • few OLD OIL PAINTINGS, several hand-
some STEREOSCOPES, BOXES. and • large and
choice selection of STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES.
The whole of the Engravings are elegantly framed in
Maple. Holiewood, and Gilt—ninny of them are Artists'
Kook proofs before letters, and on India paper.
An inspection is whaled, and the engravinp will be
sold at very redeced prices.

DORCHESTER BOROUGH ELECTION,
APRIL, 1859.
ALL PERSONS having any CLAIMS or
DEMANDS on RICHARD BRINSLEY
SHERIDAN, EtIQUIRC, M.P., in respect of the above
Election, are requested to forward same to me the
undersigned forthwith.
M. C. WESTON,
Agent to the said Richard Si-Insley Sheridan, Esquire,
for Election Expenses.
Dorchester, 3rd May, 1859.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY.
BASCOMBE & SONS beg most respect-
. fully to acomaint their Friends and the Public,
that they have again returned from London with a
LARGE and CHOICE SELECTION of the NEWEST
GOODS suited to the present end approaching Season;
comprising the latest and newest Designs in Silks,
Mantles, Plain aml Fancy Dresses, Muslin., Bareges,
Shawls, Bonnets, Caps. Flowers, Ribbons, kc., ; the
whole of which are NOW READY for their INSPEC-
TION.
NB.—TAILORINa IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BALMORAL HOUSE,
CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
TA PLATTEN, LINBN AS WOOLLEN DRAPER,
Ls TAILOR, etc., begs to call attention to his NEW
and VARIED STOCK- of GOODS for the present
Season, comprising Dresses, Shawls, Mantles, Bonnet.,
Ribbons, Flowers, eta. ; Cloth and Silk Mantles, from
Is. 6d. upwards. Parasols from Is. 11d. Hats from
Is. 6d., Caps from lid.
In the 'TAILORING department will be found a
carefully selected and extensive assortment of the most
useful and fashionable Coatings, Vestings, and Trouser-
inp adapted to the present Season.

kro,ooo FOR ONE POUND. Lottery,
authorised and guaranteed by Government.
Apply for Prospectus (which will be sent post free) to
F. E. FULD and Co., Bankers, FrankJort-on-the-Maine,
Germany.

sr During Ow time the ANALYTICAL SANITARY
COMMISSION was in Session, the only Green Tea of
Chino growth which they found perfectly free from
powdered colours was o&ained, by Arai, front Hor-
niman & Co.'s Imports laying at the London Docks.
—See the "Commissioner,' Official Report," (page
319), published by Lungivaris.
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HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,
THE LEAF NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
L'TRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
1.. J "always good alike, "—the early gathering,—is
obtained by HOSNIMAN k Co. having it in this pure unco-
loured aisle, for by diesilowing the usual powdered
colour on all they import, the Chinese cannot possibly
disguise and pass off to them any brown withered leaves
without certain detection.
Dr. HASSALL writing " Om the General Teas of Com-
merce" remarks, " When at the Docks, I obtained Teas
from many Cargoes, and found both the Blacks and
Greens from Hornissan's and Co.', Imports to be per-
fectly genuine and of good quality, the Greens had
none of the blueish facing found on other Teas, they
exhibit • dull olire hate, and being thus pure are per-
fectly wholesome."
Sold exclusively in PArgrrn, and by Minim oni.r
in every town. Prices, 3e. Bd., 45., and 4s. 4d. per
pound.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Axminster Robins.
Bridport Beach and Barnicott, East-Street.
Bra 111 inster Oliver, Fore-Street.
Blondford Reid, near the Church.
Bert Regis Satchell,
Cerise Abbas Bennett, Long-Street.
rrewterne Clark.
Chard Young, Post-Office.
DORCHESTER FaouD, Hie 11-Eaar-firagrr.
Gillingham Edgar, Post-Office.
Menstridge Rogers.
London Pursell, 80, Cornhill.
Lyme Locke, Broad-Street.
Dunster, Broad-Street.
Afelbstry Osmond Painter.
Poole Green, High-Street.
Sherborne Kingdon, Cheap-Street.
Stalbridge Dike, late Teens.
Stnrstinster Trite, Market-Place,
Shaftesbury Beatable, High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street.
IVEY.WOUTH Cole, St. Mary-Street.
Wareham Best.
I cord Gamis & Hunt.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
OF WAREHAM.
I T is not without reluctance that I now
address you; as I must announce niy intention of
not going to the Poll.
I have wine to this resolution for one reason only,
namely—that the Owners or Trusties of the principal
Landed Estates within the Borough, who at the last
Election were either partially favourable or strictly
neutral, have on this occasion all become actively hos-
tile.
In 1857, the Tenants on these Estates being left
entirely free to follow their own inclinations (wit,: one
single exception), voted to • man for me. The reverse
is now the case. Landlord influence has been freely
used ; and the consequence is, that not • few of than
who had most readily and distinctly promised me their
votes as before, have since seen fit "to recall their
promises."
How many of snob "recalls" are owing to pressure
from without—or how many from a deaire to curry
favour with more wealthy and aristocratic neighbours
than myself—l cannot of eisuras determine. The result
to sue is the ellabe, and to them not very different,
Had Mr. DIUX and I stood before the Electors on
our own merits alone, I should have felt confident of a
successful issue to the contest.
I have no personal quarrel with Hr. Drat, nor ever
have had. He has created a large number of Voters
(in " Bere Regis" they have risen from 45 to 128), and
he may, with some show of right, claim their services.
He may now also fairly congratulate himself that lie
has at length (like a truly good man) " lived down" all
the opposition and all the calumny to which lie has been
so lung exposed ; and that lie has won over to himself,
not only the vague good wishes, but the active assistance
and personal support, of those who have hitherto kept
carefully aloof from him.
How far these new friends and allies lie has so hap-
pily found are consistent in lavishing their favours on
one elm is a respectable Tory in Purbeck, pledged to
the Ballot in Wareham, and who acts to the life "Sir
Anthony Absolute" in "Here Regis," and how far he is
consistent in thus acting and promising, is for them to
settle, if possible, to their mutual satisfaction.
It remains for me only to offer the tribute of my
wannest thanks to those many kind friends Electors
and Non• Electors) who have continued to afford me
their independent support; and to assure them that I
shall never forget the repeated proofs they have given
me of private friendship and of public confidence:
And I remain,
GIL:STUMP!,
Your faithful Friend and Servant,
JOHN HALES CA LCRAFT.
Remprtone, April, 1859.

, TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
OF NYAREHAM.
GenriAmEtt,
WE have seen with regret the address which
Mr. Calcraft, on retiring from the contest for
the Borough, has thought fit to publish.
Making every allowance for the temporary vexation of
defeat, we cannot leave unanswered that which is
insimmu-
atesi rather than alleged, against the "Landowner, and
Trustees."
If Mr. ('alcraft means to insinuate that any sort
of unfair induenoe, whether by threat, promise, or per-
suasion, was exercised against him, he insinuates that
which is to the best of our belief, absolutely without
foundation.
If such is not his meaning, we regret that he should
have used language which unanswered, would leave
" Landowners and Trustees" under the imputation.
Surely, without descending to attacks upon his friends,
or to sneers at supposed "esirryiag of forumr" on the
part of Tenants and Tradeemen, Mr. Calcraft may give
his former constituents credit for exerting some thought
on public affairs.—lt may occur to him that those, who
Us 1867 supported him as a neighbour whom they had
last known publicly as the Conservative Member for
Wareham, may honestly, and without such motives as
he attributes to them, be unwilling, after his vote against
the Reform Bill, to replace in his bands the political in-
terest of Wareham.
We an,
LLLLL
Your obedient Servant.,
NATHANIEL BOND,
OLIVER W. FARREIL

91 STYLE, Succeamor to G. STYLE, COACH
MAKER to the Royal Family,
64, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers for Inspection VICTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS, SOUR BLES, WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel and Two-wheel DOG CARTS, GIGS, CAB
PHAETONS with heads and aide lights, adapted for
either Summer 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 a
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CARRIAGES Bought and Sold on Commission, or
taken in Exchange

WINES FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
UT é A. GILBEY'S SOUTH AFRICAN
V 1 . PORT, SHERRY, Igo., Lc., 20i. per doz.,
first growths only. Two Samples for 12 Stamps. U. V.
BRANDY 15e. per Gallon. W. &A. GIIALY, Wine
Importers and Distillers, 357, Oxford Street, LONDON,
W.; 31, Upper Rackville Street, DUBLIN; and 12, St.
Andrew 8 'lsere, EDINBURGH. Medical Reports,
Price Lists, Ste., sent post free.

ARTIFICIAL MANURES.
ROBERT EKLL'SS and Co. have doter-
mined to offer their ARTIFICAL MANURES,
this Season, in eg yr to the GI./NSUMERS. They Manu-
facture their Manures wider the personal superin-
tendence of a praelleal Chemist of lony experiesee, and
have now ready for immediate del very
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME FOR TURNIPS,
containing from 20 to 25 per cent. of Soluble PliOs-
PHATE.
NITRO-PHOSPHATE for Corn, Mangold Wurtael,
Carrot., AC., An., rich in PhospAciles, and containing
Amisuisia, equal to 15 per cent, of Crystalised Sul-
phate of Ammonia.
The above Manures are made eitls from BONES and
ANIMAL Phosphates, no Mineral Pliusphatea are
used by us. We pearnater our Manures to enable the
Strengths stated by analysis of Profemor Way or Dr.
Voelcker. Semple+ from the Bra at the place of
delivery to the buyer. A Stock ii kept by our agents at
Dorchester.
Farmers' Clubs and Large Consumers supplied with
quantities of the above Standard Fertilizers on eery
broom/dr Terms, delivered ex-ship at any l'ort, or to
any Station.
Apply direct to ROZZIT Esiti.rma and Co,. Rritanada
Wharf, Southampton ; or to our Agent. for Dorset and
Somerset, the Docciiesnis Cum. CuUrANY, Fording.
ton, Dorchester.
March 14th, 1859.

WHEREAS a PETITION of HERBERT
cURTIS, of FORDINGTON, in the Borough
of Dorchester, in the County of Dorset, Dealer in Hats
and Cap.. and New and Second-hand Clothes, Boots and
SiWei, Waterproof Clothing, Umbrellas, and Military
Stores. an Insolvent Debtor, !hiving been filed in the
COUNTY COURT of DORSETSHIRE, holden at
DoREHMER, in the said County, and an Interim
Order for Protection from Process having been given to
the said HERBERT CURTIS under the provisions of
the Statutes in that case made and provided, the said
HERBERT CURTIS is hereby moored to appear in
the said Court to be holden at In HtCH EST ER aforesaid,
before the Judge of the said Court, on the Sevr.Nrii
day of JUNE next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon pre-
cisely, for his First F.:anituation, touching his Debts,
Estate, and Effects, and to be further dealt with accord-
ing to the provisions of the said Statutes: And NUTICE
is NUMB! GIVIN that the choice of Amignees is to
tate place at the time so appointed.
All Persons INDEBTED to the said HERBERT
CURTIS, or who have any of his Effects, are not to pay
or deliver the mine but to Mr. GILES SYMONDS, the
Registrar of the said Court, at his Office at Dorchester,
in the said County.
By the Court,
• '"-"' ' 0. STNOWDg,
Registrar.

BIRTHS.
May 6, at Turn9worth, the wife of W. P. Okeden,
Esq., of a daughter.
May 6, at Greenhill Cottage, the wife of Mr. G. Plum- ,
mer, superintendent and clerk to the Dorset County
Constabulary, of aeon.
May 4, at Lowell Farm, the wife of Mr. George F. ,
A. Mower, of a son.
May 1, at the Rectory, Corte Castle, the Lady Char-
lotte Minket, of • daughter.
M A RRI AGES.
May 5, at Abbott. Ann, by the Very Reverend the
Dean of Hereford, the Rev. Jame% Erasmus Philippe,
only son of the Rev. Sir James Evans Philippe, Vicar of
ChirninitPni Dorsett to Mary Margaret, eldest daughter
of the Hon. and Bev. Samuel Best, Rector of Abbott's
Ann.
May 4, at Here Regis, Mr. James Clarke, miller, of
Charminster, to Miss Mary Ann Gallop, of the former
place.
113; at Bearninder, by the Rev. Alfred Codd, the
Rev. ward Fiennes Trotman, Fellow of New College,
and Incumbent of Buroombe, Wilts, son of the Rev.
, Fiennes Samuel Trottnan, of Dallington, Northampton-
shire, to Anne Byrnes, daughter of Peter Cos. Esq.
May 3, at Charminster, by the Rev. C. Tucker, Mr.
William Mayo, of Wolveton Farm, Charminster, eldest
son of Mr. W. Mayo, of Poxwell, to Emma, young',"
and only surviving daughter of the Lew Mr. John
Chamen, of the former place,
DEATHS.
May 5, at Clarata-lodge, near Southampton, Martha,
the beloved wife of Felts Bates, Esq., and the fondly
loved niece of Mr. W. Baker, of Purewell-house, Christ-
church.
May 3, at Charminster, Josiah, only sou of Mr. Jonah
Slade, aged 31 years.
May 2' at Spring Gardens, Weymouth, at the nisi
-
deuce of her sister, Emma, the dearly loved and deeply
regretted wife of Mr. J. &peon, of the South Western
Goods station, Dorchester, aged 23.