The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-06 00:00:00

DO RC H ESTER MARKET.
CHRISTMAS SA LE OF FAT STOCK.
AAr EBB}tB. BAKER AND EN SOR beg to
asineanee that their NEXT MONTHLY HALE
et Val Stook, Horses, Carriages, Iw:dements, itc.,will be
held OS OATUID•T, loth, 1869.
PRZBUIT ZICTRILS.
10 Prime Fat Polled Scot Heifers.
14 Superior Fat Heifers.
2 Fat Wis.
9 Four-year-aid Barren Heifers.
2 Barresers
Cow, in CaM.
IX) Prime Fat 4-tooth Down Wethers.
50 Ditto ditto
50 Prime FM Hon Weller'.
15 Sanariar FM Down Ewes.
59 D4te ditto
30 DAM ditto
8 Fst Down Baas.
Handmaie Bay Mare, 8 years, 15.3, good Hack and
Hantrass, mid fast.
Grey Hone, 6 years, 16i, good hunter.
Brown Mara, 7 years, 15 hands, up to 16 stone, good
Huainan.
&tries ter the above will be received up to
She morning of Male. Cow Stock and Sheep must
he mat to Sc. Cattle Market, and Horses and
Onmisces le the the "Pleas. of
Yeeellere* lan, e morning. The
AUCIPTIONTSIIN would lecoossnend persons at a distance
to seed Stock end Horses the day before. litablink and
keep for Horses and Stock sent the day before, or remain.
leg over until next Sale, provided at moderate charges.

BLANDFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
riIHIC ANNUAL MEETING of this Society
for General Rosins's, will be held DR SATURDAY,
Decrees' the 17th instant, at the Owes! Horst.,
BLANUIORD, at One o'clock.
A Dimimit will be provided at Three o'clock, when
the Members and their Friends are respectfully invited
to attend. Dinner Tickets, including Wine, 10e. each.
The Has. W. H. B. PORTMAN, M.P., will take
the Chair.
JOHN BANISTER ROE, Secretary.
December 1, 1850.

OIL CAKES.
-1- H. PHILLIPS has now on SALE a Cargo
tffi . of bust AMERICAN BARREL and HAG
LINSEED CAKES, just landed at POOLE, and which
be is enabled to supply there, or at any Station on the
Routh- Western Railway, at a moderate price for whole-
sale q nen ti ties.
He has &leo made arrangements with a Manufacturer
near London to supply the best ENGLISH CAKE in
Trask' of 3 tons at all Stations on the South-Western
Railway at Manufacturer's priixol. Terms in each case
Cash.
J. H. P. also continues to be the Agent for the sale of
Burson and Key's Reaping and Mowing Machine', and
any other Implements used on the Farm, prices and
illndrations of which maybe had on application.
Addrese—Ansty, near Dorchester.

TO GROCERS, ac.
XTA NT ED, by a Person who has had
considerable experienoe in the Wholesale and
Retail Grocery Business, as cell as in the Counting
Howse, a Situation as CLERK or ASSISTANT.
Apply by letter, C. M., Poet-Aloe, Corns Abbas.

itailtuati rime rabies.
•
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1859.
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN.
Will DAT H.-17P TRAINS.
Weiß4Olikt é Dforkesier, rod Noa/konsplos, to LosdoN.
Mai. 1k 21.3 S 1,2.3 1&21e21e2 1.2,3 11411
WaTiiooll. 630 020 8 20 12 20 450 530 4)30
Doacussnii..., U5O 04) 840 12 40 I 30 L 10 0 to 10 15
Wareham ..1 714 511 Ull 112 220 L 36 651 10 47
&mime 74) 54u 1440 1 3.i 315 0 0 7 5
Poole
deport 7 IL It 10 1.1 10 1 10 212 535 640 v
Wlinbonmi .. 734 44 VII 30 332 555 71011 20
Iting-wood .. 749 10 410 4 1 57: 324 6)3 7342 11 44
Southamptonl 11 50,11 30 15 30 3 0 6 13' 710 850 1251
Portmuth sz.'ll 0' 25, .. 440 525 251 '
114114110 r/ 11 0 2 440 653' 201
Ihodnotoke .. 9 541 12 501 2 101 4 101 .. I 3 .. 241
London . 1115 23A5 0' 550, .. 10 S .. 130
(I) Third ehme puerligers Laving Don:N.44er (1.10 a.m.
and Weymouth (8.21.1 am.), nisch London at 2.30 p.m.

DOWN TRAINFI.
L 01441014, rid Southamyton,lo Dorchester kWeymouth
Class. 1 52 1,2,3 Mall No. 1 52 E. 1 52 Had
London . 86 01015 II 0 1013 0 5 0 930
1144.4InaNtoke I .. 216 11 65,12 15 240, 416 6311 10 18
Sall4bury don b 0 1033 2 5 4 0! tl 20 ..
portanith .. $lO 1110 2IS 4 15, .. I 6 3012 45
Southampton 6 610 St 121, —I 624 524 7&I 12 6
FLlngaolal .. 71611 46 221, 620 Is 30 119
Wamhorne .. 74112 10 210 39, 848 145
arrive, 815 It 40 3 12, 7 5 9 15
POOll depot, 74612 16 2411 .. 640! 6 54; 2)5
Wareham 812 12 41, 3 8 .4.11. P.M. 7 2. 9 IS 210
DOSICHWITiII 1 9 5, 1 29, 342 715 510 7 371 9 60' 3 5
9 301 I EA' 4 0. 746 640 8 0.10 6 C 3 2.6
(11) Fleet and mond chum latmengera can leave London eta
4.m., no as to proceed onwards by the 10.30 train from Mouth-
aanpton.
(e) This train runs from Dorchester to Weymouth oil
Sundays and Thurednya only.

DOWN TRAINS. —Bristol, E.ceter, et., to Yeoril.
Will DAY/. 1 AAAAA .
Close. la 21 21821 k 211 /21,2,3 It 2 1,2,3
Bristol 645 0401130 12 50 3 0 41 0 645 650
Exeter 7 1010 0 11 50 12 53 Sal 535 6 0 330
l'auet.eo 8 16111 6 111 13$ 43$ 655 715 443
Denten 81011 25 .. 201 440 740. 8I0! 830
Yeovil 9101220 240 260 640 1110$ 9 0:940

DAIRYMAN WANTED.
NVANTED, a MAN iutd his WIFE, with-
,' out luctuubriutco, to MANAUE a DAIRY ot
40 Cows.
Apply to Mr. Karr.
Alton Pancru, Nov. 214.

TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
WANTED, by a respectable, energetic young
man, aged '2B, an ENGAGEMENT as TRA•
VELLER, or CLERK and TRAVELLER. The Ad-
vertiser has had nine years' experience in the Wine and
Spirit Trade in the above capacity, and is well ac-
quainted with it in aU its branches. Satisfactory
references. Address "A. 8.," care of Mr. J. Leake,
High-street, Shiffeal, Sslop.

CARTER WANTED.
IVANTED, a CARTER and LAD to take
Charge of EIGHT HOBBES.
Apply to Mr. &Glum. DOIXIII, POrtithiM.
None but those who are strictly honest need offer

GOOD PLAIN COOK.
lITAUTED, • STEADY .11C,R84.314rupwirrils
V V of 30 years of age. as COOK, one who can Bake
and make Itutt,r preferred.
Apply to Mr. THOMAN Pougcv, Saddler, Dorchtster.
DORCHESTER UNION.
PORTER WA N TED.
rr HE BOARD OF GUARDIANS of the
above UNION are desirous of receiving A PPIA -
C tTIONS from Persons willing to undertake the
DUTIES of PORTER to the Union Workhouse the
Salary is Se. lier Week, together with Rat: . (andi-
dates most be Single Persons, and one who is a Shoe-
maker will be preferred. Testimonial,' as to character
and respectability are to he delivered on or before II)
o'Clock on Wsmoninav, the 14th day of DEccutuca,
at my Office in Dorchester, when the applicants must
attend and the appointment will be made.
By order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK,
Clark.
Dorchester Union, :10th Nov. IMO.

CERNE U N lON.
To MILLERS, BAKERS, BUTCHERS,
GROCERS, and Others.
TDR GUARDIANS are desirous of receiving
TENDERS for the supply of BREAD made of the
best Seconds Flour, FLOUR of the hest quality. MEAT,
and GROCERIES, for the use of the Poor of this
Union for Three Months. from the 24th instant to the
24th day of MARCH.
Tenders to be &livered at the Workhouse before
Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon of WEI/SERI/AV the
14th instant.
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my house, Cern. Abbas.
Persons having Clamis on the Guardians are requested
to deliver in the same on or before Monday, the 14 day
of January next ; and all Bills not so delivered will nut
be paid until the end of the nest quarter.
WILLIAM MAUI, Clerk.
Cerne Abbas, December lot, ISA

DON ALD DU NCA N'S CELEBRATED
PURE SCOTCH MALT WHIsKIES. In con-
aeiguence of the increased deinard in England for these
splendid Whiskies, IS )NA LI) DUNCAN has OP EN Kt
an ESTABLISHMENT at 5, BURLEIGH STREET,
STRAND, W.C.
ROYAL BALMORAL WHISKY, • very fine mild
and uiellow Spirit, Uni. per gallon.
The PRINCE'S UStr ERA EH If, a much-admired
and delicious Spirit. lib. per gallon.
DON ALD I U NCA N'S celebrated RE( ISTEIt El )
D.D. WHISKY, of extraordinary quality and age, as
supplied to many thousandi of private families, to the
principal Clubs, Hotels, k.c., S;c., in Scotland and En-
gland, 21h. per gallon.
Two gallons, and upwards, of either of the above sent
to any part, or Sample forwarded bir twelve postage
stamps. Terms—Cash. Orders from the Country must
contain • Post-olfice order.
5, Burleigh-street, Strand, London, W.C.
TIROUD, Ciumurr, High East-st., Ihirchrattr.
AGENT you HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA.
The high repute in which it is held everywhere.
has been acquired by its being Hai/arm and r.,eillest in
?moldy: it has no artificial • facing' pow,/rr, for con-
slating wholly of the choice spring mak, rimy, there are
no brown flavourless leaves that need be disguised by
the Chinese with a coat id colour; consequently Mafiosi
strength is always found iii this Tea. Sold only by
Antrim, and secured in Packets.

AIR. 13. Es DVAItDS, DEERNTIST, &Mill-
et Hume Daily from Ten till Five, TV ESDAYB aid
FRIDAYS excepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Reaidences a hie Patients without extra charge.
A notice per post, ensures an interview.
Now ready, price One Shilling, or free by Post for
Fourteen Stamps.
THE LADY'S ILLUSTRATED
ALMANACK FOR IMO.
The Almanack, greatly Enlarged and Improved in
every respect, will form one of the most attractive of
our Annuals: Choice and numerous Engravings are
freely interapered, many of them illustrating subject,,
from the London and Paris Exhibitions of Paintings for
Irts9. It contains beautiful Work Table Patterns—
Notes on the Months—Remarks on the Weather—Fes-
tivals, Anniveraarica, and Remarkable Events—Proper
Lessons for Sundays and Holy Days—The queen and
Royal Family—Her Majesty's Ministers—with other
useful and interceding Information, comprising Poeta!
Regulations, Law and University Terms, Stamps and
Timm kc., Ise., &c,—Publiahed by W. J. JoliNsoN, at
the "Lady's Newspaper" Otlice, l, Fleet•atreet, Lon-
don (E.C.)

THE EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL
WINE COMPANY.
No. 1'22, PALL MALL, LONDON.
hUE above Company has been formed for
I. the purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry,
and Private Families with 1•1;ItE WINES of the highest
character, and a taring of at least 30 per rent.
SOUTH AFRICAN SHERRY 2415. k 24-4. per doz.
SOUTH AFRICAN PORT Ws. Lk 245.
The finest ever introduced into this country.
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY ..... 2.25.
A truly ezeellent and natural wine.
SPARKLING EPERNAY CHAMPAGNE its. „
Equal to that usually charged Ms. per doz.
SPLENDID OLD PORT (Ten years in the
wood.)
ST. JULIEN CLARET
(Pure and free from all acidity.)
• PALE COGNAC DRANDY We. & G)s.
EOTTLES AND PACKAGES I NeLuni:U.
"Their South African Wince rett not only agreeable
but particularly didieate and pure, and without that
found in hue prised
11$014-414.., Tel I- li, I
" have a sii.rrry which they designate
' The :hip& Victoria Sherry,' nail the quality is so rich,
1.111 it,voured, and yet a, iielic.ite to the palate, that it
nil be banal by tile ',Odic to be not unworthy of
it.. Royal name."—Vide 'Omer Antrim!, Feb. 19th,
I 5.19.
Delivered free to any London Railway Station.
Terms cash. •
WILLIAM It El D TIPPING, Manager.
Solo Agent for Dorchester and Western District -- Mr.
W. G. MASTERS, at Mr. Tullocli's, high East-street,
Doreheider, of whom Samples and Price-hats CM be
obtained.
DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
t'unia.V6 TON, Doke/TESTER.
9111 E DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
1 beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
ally, that they are now I.IELLING COAL as under:—
Al !heir Yard a! l'ardinytt.a
her Cwt.
Beat Walls-end Coal
„ Sk-ani ditto ls. 2d.
„ Tenby Stone Coal
At Mc Gretif Weaken Railway Mations :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester,
Rest Itadstock Coal
Small ditto
Ruction Coal l. 1.1. Is. Id.
Ihi ditto.. .......
t 'elm
REST TA 111. E SA IN. and IfliOl SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any station between TO/VI L
aud WE vms Is -.Tit 'ints rms,
l'be very best ROMAN, I'4 lITTLAND, and BATH
CEM E NTS, i.i..IIjti%V.TER TILES, a.c.
%. 1 e•... !.al.l for on delivery will be rimmed Id. per
cut. I gisr tlvoi the above price... Rut if paid for
e.iiiitli. l. :41. Cri ton discount will lie
alhit.ed ;Cs tllol three months, MI. per ton ; hut if
not I for at the c.iiiratlon of three months, no di...-
count will be alb,wed.
The own' ',rim Coal. Col r.v.vr are also I M poi:T-
-EI:8 of l's 11111 IN AlSi aim
sc.. which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDCCED PRIcEs.
All Gmsts will be deli%eresl, if tequirol, at Any
lance, .oi the payment 1.1 re • 41,1 e rates for carriage.
irder, ehire.seil C.. 3I r. A i.ra,ei, li, er. the Company's
Fordington, Dorchester, will have immediate
ail, idiom
1
November Ist, 18.19.

supported by even a larger number than I now see
before me. In the West of England we are making
considerable efforts tottanls improvement in all sorts
of ways. We have various descriptions of societies
—we have various descriptions of institutes. It has
been my duty this autumn to distribute prizes to
many young men who have been examined by the
Oxford examiners. These young men had been
taught in a different way to the youths I see here:
and they consider that their plan of educating the
members of their society is a proper one. We have
all different views ; thereffire, in supporting these
inaitututions, let each person support that which
he consolers to be the most useful. My own notion
is this: that education should be given to every per-
son who is born in the British empire. When I was
a boy it was a question as to whether it was right to
extend education ; but that is so no longer. But
the question is not yet answered—What is education!
We have all sorts of objections taken. Some find
fault because it does not teach enough of one thing;
others because it teaches too much of another.
Therefore I should wish every one to make up his
miend as to what education is, and then determine
to carry it out. (Cheers.) My notion of it is that
it is to turn the young man's mind in such a direc-
tion that be may become as useful a member of
society as he can be whilst he lives in this world,
always bearing in mind that the first thing to be
taught is his duty towards God. (Cheers.) Upon
this principle I have acted so far as I have been
able. You cannot obtain any result unless you have
power. I believe those who teach you do so for the
love of doing good, and not for emolument. They
must endeavour to find out what particular subject
of study would be most suitable for each boy; and
guide him in that way which will bring out his
innate powers. It is not a very difficult thing to
find this out. You may soon see whether a
man is inelinA to mischief ; whethei he is in.
611E41 to chemistry or any other art. Place he-
foie him what ho wants to know, and so long as he is
not idle—for an idle boy is uncommonly difficult to
manage—(laughter)—he will soon find for himself
that information which he seeks. I have put before
you, young men, a few general truths; and when I
look hack at years gone by, and see what discipline
I went through when I was a boy, I most turn to
you to wish you joy at the opportunities that are
here offered you. Those who have taught you must
rejoice. became they see the fruits of your exertions
--they see that your time has not been thrown
away. You must exert yonnielves--for you may
depend upon it there is nothing done without exer-
tion—and get your teachers to help you; and then
you may become useful friends and neighbours and
devoted subjects of our Sovereign. (Cheers.) Never
let any body pursaade you to cram yourselves up for
a special examination. The cramming system does
not rest on a solid foundation. You will get your
bead crammed so full of various subjects that you
will have nothing to depend upon on the day of
examination. "Get understanding" is the advice
we have given to us on the highest authority, and I
cannot better conclude than in these words—" Be
not puffed up, but get understanding." (Loud cheer-
ing.)
-Mr. L H. Rczoo, the hon. secretary, then read
the following report :

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The East Dorset Hounds—Monday, Durweston
Bridge; Thursday, Know! Hill Farm, near Horton
Inn.
Mr. J. Radelytle's Hounds—Thursday, Godmanstone
Manor House—at 11.
The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Veruditch ;
Friday, Codford Station—at 10.46.
The B. V. Foxhounds—Wedneeday, ftedlynch Gate,
Friday, Totnel Corner, Saturday, Zeus Green—at
10.46.
The B. V. Harriers—Tuesday (this day), Buckland
Knoll—at 1230.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this dasylull ey
Farm; Thursday, Ramshaw Wood; y,
Filly Green—at 10.30.