The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
MONTHLY BALE.
'kir MERE. BAKER Am) ERROR beg roe-
IVA. !wagon, to 41300111100 that their next Monthly
bele will take place on SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd,
PRZSZNT
-27 Superior Fat Oxen and Steers.
3 Fat Bulls.
36 Prime Fat Heifers, 1 Fat Calf.
4 Hammers in forward condition.
9 Cows and Heifers with Calves.
Two-year-old Devon Bull, 2 Hog Bulls.
20 Superior Fat 6-tooth Horn Withers.
30 Fat Horn Wethers.
40 Fat four-tooth Down Wethers.
20 Fat Ditto.
40 Very Prime Fat trown Wethers.
50 Fat four-tooth ditto.
30 Fat ditto.
20 Fat Ditto.
20 Fat Down Ewes.
las exp4ipi Maw. •
• lish
10 Portland Ewes and tunbs.
5 Fat Horn Stags.
Bay Coh, 14 hands 2 lushes, quiet to ride and itelee.
Bay Mexcl, 5 years, 15 hands, a good hack, fast, and
quiet in harness.
Bay Cob, 14 hands 1 inch, quiet to ride, and will
Carry a lady.
y Gelding, 16 hands, quiet to ride and in single
and double harness.
'Jay Pony, 5 years, 13i hands, quiet to ride.
Dog Cart.
The Beasts and Sheep will be sold in the Cattle
Market at 12 o'clock, and the horses, U., on the Corn-
hill at 3 o'clock.
or Great inconvenience having arisen from Persons
sending Stock not duly entered, NOTICZ is IiZIEST
GIVEN, that no Stock will be admitted to the Bale
Ground unless entered 011 OR BII,OIIIL the SATUIUDAT
previons to the &de,
Dated March 99, 1859.

TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS
CONhiCTED WITH THE TIMBER TRADE.
ROLWELL, DORSET.
ABOUT 3.000 SCOTCH, SPRUCE, LARCH, ASH,
AND BEECH POLES, AND 4,300 WOOD AND
FIR FAGOTS.
'LIP.ROSSITER hes been instructed to
SELL BY AUCTION, on Moisoav, the ritl.
slay of APRIL, 1860, the above described POLES and
FAGOTS, now lying in Hotnkti. PLAXTATIOS and
Acids adjoining.
Bale to commence in the Drove at 12 o'clock precine`y.
The whole may be viewed on application to Mr.
HoPIUNS, Hidwe
N.B.—Many of the Scotch. Larch, and Spruce are of
long lengths and well calculated for cutting permanent
sleepers or board.. The API are well adapted for agri-
cultural purposes, in fact elm whole are of such lengtha
and dualism's as are seldom offered to public com-
petition.
Dated, Illoormiturter Newton,
April 14, 1850.

VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BREEDERS
OF FIRST-CLAM HORSES.
THAT WELL-K NO WN and CELEBRATED
THOROUGH-BRED HOWSE
"MUU NTSBAY,"
Whose blood stands unrivalled, will verve this Season
(l 859 a limited number of Nag and Blood Mares at
£2 2s. each; sod Cart Mares at El Is. eech. Groom's
fee , which must be paid at the time of serving, and
the remainder on or before the 24th of June nest.
Pedigree and any further particulars may be obtained
of the proprietor, Mr. D. SHEPARD, Che.mer's Inn, High
Street, Dorchester, where the horse will be throughout
the season.

IMPORTANT TO BREEDERS or
VALUABLE HORSES.
MO SERVE MARES THIS SEASON, at
J. LITTLE BREDY, at t"2 2s. each Mare, and Gs.
the groom, a Bright Bay THOktOUGH•BRED
HOME, 11, hands high, 4 years old, got by'By
MIDDLITOY.." His dam, "Defenceless" by " Defence,"
her darn by "Cain" out of" Ridotto" by "Reveller."
Dram' a fee to be paid at the time of 'erring, and the
remend er on or before the 24th JUNK.

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OP
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO,
LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE,
Aso
BONE MANURE.
RDAMES begs to inform his friends that
he is prepared to take orders for BEST PERU-
VIAN OUA NO, for delivery in London, direct from
Mews. A. Oibbs and Son's stores, at £l2 is. 6d. per
ton; or for delivery at any Railway Station on the
South•Wertern or Wilts and Somerset Railways at
£l3 10s. per ton. LAWEN. SUPERPHOSPHATE at
ES 15s. per ton, HALF INCH BONE at 20s. per qr. at
all Ports and Railway Stations in Doreetehire.
Dorchester, March, 1859.

BARRIS'S BLOOD MANURE, FOR MAN.
GOLD, SWEDES, AND TURNIPS.
AQUANTITY of Urine being used in this
preparation, renders it a most INVALUABLE
MANURE for the above roots. As • proof of this, at
the last Holley Root Show, it beat all the superphos-
phate* used within a circuit of twelve miles, by produc-
ing the best crop of Swedes; upwards of five tons per
acre more were grown by this Manure than any other,
and • pries of £5 was awarded.
Delivered in Bags to the nearest station free, at £7
per Sen.
OFFICE-10, ABOVE BAR., SOUTHAMPTON.
TESTIMUNIALS.
March ?4th, 1869.
Dear Sir,—A trial of your Blood Manure hea quite convinced
me that it eurpanses all other Artificial Manures brought Into
public unties I used it for Mangold tenni& in the some kid,
and In equal quantities, with Superphoephates, and drilled on
the seine day,—but those dreesod with your Blood Manure were
St for hosing a week before either of the others—they were of
the best colour when young, and the largest In Mee; they
srem exhibited at the Batley Root Show and were highly com-
mended.
I remain, truly yours,
JAMES ROSE,
Mr. Jas. Hank Totton, Rama.
March 22, HIM.
Sir—Hieing used sour Blood Manure for Mangold Wurtsel.
I am *owed to Inform you Hist it produced the best crop I
ever had. I also tried It for Tinily. after Vetches, which were
exhibited it the Botley Root Show, and obtained a prism; they
were aleo shown at Baker-street. Ldhdon, and were ',recounted
the best of the kind there exhibited.
Yours truly,
P. LONGMAN.
Mr. James Harris. Hill Farm, Southampton.
March 7th, 1869.
Dear Sir—Your Blood Manure has quite exceeded my ex•
mime. 'lone It am wed by ti • side of Superphosphate, and
the difference In the crop of Mangold Runesl was man extra-
ordisim7 they were fit for hoeing mooch the earliest, and by
far. the stroopet colour I Intend using a large quantity of
your Blood Manure Gila 'ear for Mangold Wurtsel and
Beedes
Your, sincerely.
J. PALM EFL
Bourerie farm. Beaulieu. Hank
Mr. Bea. Harris, Manure Manufacturer, Southampton.

AUCTION OFFICES, DORCHESTER.
Upwards qj 60 SUPERIOR ENO R A V1N0.%
elegantly Peened 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 et his Offices, in
High West Street, Dorchester, • new and choice collec-
tion of First-clue
PROOF ENGRAVINGS,
AND
IMITATION OIL PAINTINGS,
eller some of the favourite Paintings of the most emi-
nent Artists, including Sir R. Lanalseer, U. sLandseer,
Herring, Ansdell, Webster, Wisterhalter, Catterniole,
Bateman, Bouvier, Brooks., Wright, Harvey, Herbert,
Ph:Mix, Fisk, Abeelon, Fitzgerald. Wilkie, Ac.
Also, • few OLD OIL PAINTINGS, several hand-
SOW/ STS4IBOSOOPEB, BOXES. and • large nod
skim misetiow el WIIIRI3OO.OOPIC SLID.
The whole of the Engravings are elegantly Mined In
Maple, Roseweed, and Gilt—many of them are Artists'
proofs, proofs before kitten,
_and on India paper.
An inspection is solicited, and the engrsvinp will be
sold at very reduced prices.

DOG LOST.
LOST, OD SATURDAY LAST, • BLACK
RETRIEVER DOG, with leather collar and
owner's name engraved on brass plate.
Whoever will bring the same to Mr. Luour shall
be handsomely rewarded.
Dorchester, April 18, 1859.

rriHE ANNUAL MEETING of the DORSET
1. FRIENDLY SOCIETY will be held on DAY, the the 28th AralL, at PORTLAND.
The Members are requested to meet at RS. D.
HoaArnes School Room, at 11 o'Clock, to go in Pre-
cession to Church.
Dinner at the School Room at Half-part 2 o'Clock.
H. K. REESER, EN., M.P., will take the Chair.
CHARLES
ISPORCHES, secretaries.

LATEST SPRING FASHIONS,
AT
E. trrEurs, HIGH -STREET, DORCHESTER.
E. STEEL E, in announcing his SECOND
RETURN from TOWN. begs to inform the
Inhabitants of D Heilesrea and its surroundinz Neigh-
ismrhood, thst the various Departments in his Eatsblish•
tuent are now replete with every class of GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching Seasons and
which he is offering at such Prices that cannot fail to
give the utmost satiate. t.
In the Tailoring and Woollen Department there will
be found a varied and extensive Assortment of Fancy
Coatings, Vedinira, Fancy Trowserings, Meltons, Broad
Cloths, ke.. suitable for Spring and Summer wear,
end which, combined with the Newest and most
Fashionable Style of Cutting, cannot fail to satisfy every
Purchaaer.
A large Assortment of Fancy Ties, Scarfs, Gloves,
Shirts, Collars. &c.
The Hal and Cap departments are replete with every
Novelty of the dsy, including the New Patent Ventila-
ting Zephyr Hat, which, for lightnessandooinfort, cannot
he surpassed.
The Second and Best Show of Millinery, Bonnets, Silk
Mantles, &a, will be ready on the 7-ird inst.
NEW SPRING DRAPERY.
CTASSELL begs to announce his RE-
. TURN FROM LONDON with a well-assorted
STOCK of the NEWEST GOODS suitable for the
present season, which will be offered at such prices as
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
In returning tbsnks to the Clergy, Gentry, and
Public in general for the increase of patronage conferred
on him in the Tailoring Department, begs to inform
them that lie lies • first-rate stock of the most Fashion-
able Goods of the Season.
An extensive assortment of the newest Styles in
Gentlemen's Ties, Scarves, Collars, Gloves, Hata,
Cape, Icc.
AGENT FOR FORIYS CELEBRATED EUREKA
SHIRTS, ke.
LINCOLN AND BENNETT'S HATS.
AprillB, 1859.

WHEREAS s Meeting of the Trustees of
the Cern* Abbas Turnpike Roads, in the County
of Dorset, was appointed to be held on the 6th day of
April instant, at the New Inn, in Cerne Abbas, in the
County of Duriet, to Audit the Accounts of the past
year sod for the General Purposes of the Trust, when
and where • sufficient number of the said Trustees did not
meet :—Now, we the undersigned Trustees, present at
such ineeting,do by this Notice in writing APPOINT A
MEETING of the COMMISSIONERS or TRUSTEES
of the said TURNPIKE for the purposes aforesaid, to be
held at the NEW INN, in CERNE ABBAS, in the
said County of Dorset, bn WEDNESDAY, the
Twenty-Seventh day of April, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Fifty Nine, at Twelve &Cluck at Noon.
As witness our hands this 6tliday of April, 1859.
J. TRUMAN,
THO. COCKERAM.

ARTIFICIAL MANURES.
OBERT EKLESS and Co. have deter-
-2-1• mined to offer their ARTIFICAL MANURES,
this Season, maccr to the CONSUMERS. They Manu-
facture their Manures under the personal superin-
tendence of a practical Chemist of long e.rperieser, and
have now ready for immediate del very
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME FOR TURNIPS,
containing from 20 to 25 per cent. of Sole:4e PHOS-
PHATE.
NITRO-PHOSPHATE for Corn, Mangold Wurizel,
Carrots, kn., to., rich in PAespiatra, and containing
Amnesia, equal to 15 per cent. of Crystalized Sul-
phate of Aunuonia.
The above Manures are made meg from BONES and
ANIMAL Phosphates, no Mineral Phosphates are
used by us. We guarantee our Manures to wishes the
Strengths stated by analysis of Professor Way or Dr.
Voeleker. Samples from the Belk at the place of
delivery to the buyer. A Stock is kept by our agenta at
Dorchester.
Fanners Clubs and Large Consumers supplied with
quantities of the above Standard Fertilisers on rerg
jarouraVe Terns, delivered ex-ship at any Port, or to
any Station.
Apply direct to ROSEIT EILLESS and Co., Britannia
Wharf, Southampton ; or to our Agents for Dorset and
Somerset, the DuEICHESTEE COAL CUMPASY, Fording-
ton, Dorchester.
March 14th, 11459.
STYLE, Successor to G. STYLE, 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, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at • 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

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
BASYER HOLIDAYS.
EXCURSION TO LONDON.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 2lst, 1859, an
EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Weymouth at
8.10 cm., calling as follows :

FARES:
a.n. lit Clam Closed Car.
Weymouth at 8.10 )
Dorchester „ 8.30
?I 12s. Si.
Maiden Newton „ 8.50
Evershott „ 9.0 )
Yeovil „ 9.35 }
tiparktord „ 9.55 Ils. 7s.
Castle Carey „ 10.10
Bruton „ 10.20
Promo „ 10.45 1
Westbury „ 11.0
to.. 6e.
Trowbridepo „ 11.15
NoMiami „ 11.30

And return from Paddington at 2.30 p.m., on
TUESDAY, April 26th.
No Luggage beyond a Carpet Bag allowed.
To ensure places in the Train, Tickets should be
obtained on the previous day.
Bristol, April 11th, 1861.1.

BRIDPORT RAILWAY,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY.
(AN GOOD FRIDAY, 1859, the PAS-
kJ SENDER TRAINS will RUN only u under-
mentioned:
•.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
Clam 1,2,3. 1,2,3. 1,2,3. 1,2,3.
FROM BRIDPORT at 8.10 10.50 6. 0 7.45
A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
Clam 1,2,3. 1,2,3. 1,2,3. 1,2,3.
FROM MAID. NEW-
TON to BRIDPORT at 9. 0 11.35 8.50 8.35
RETURN TICKETS available from Tuniuumr,
21at Aran.. to Till/WAY. 26th Aram, Sunday excepted.
18th April, 1869.

WANTED, in a small family, a CHIL-
DREN'S MAID, principally to work et ber
needle. Age about 30 would be preferred.
Address, A. Z., Dorset Come y Express office.

TO BUTCHERS.
A FIRST-RATE BUTCHER'S BUSINESS
.Cl. to be DISPOSED OF in a county town ; has
been successfully carried on for upwards of Twenty
years.
Apply to A. 8., Dorset Corm, Erpress Office,
Dorchester.

WEYMOUTH ELECTION.
itIT a MEETING of the Friends and Sup-
porter* of COL. FREESTIJN, M.P., and R. J.
R. CAMPBELL, Esq., M.P., hel on MUNDAT,
11th, Charles Penny, Esq., in the chair. The following
RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adopted :
Proposed by Mr. AsticesoN, and seconded by Mr.
Leguit
"This meeting expresses its deepest gratitude to Col.
Freestuu and Mr. Campbell, for their !eat invaluable
services as our Representatives, and tenders them its
hearty and cordial support in the ensuing Election."
Proposed by Mr. H. Rseogrr, an seconded by Mr. J.
E. Roisese
"That • Committee be appointed to take the nearsary
steps for securing the Election of Colonel William Lock-
yer Freestun, and Robert James Boy Campbell, Esq."
Props:4.d by Mr. R. N. HOWARD, and seconded by Mr.
T. SMILING:-
" That the thanks of the Meeting be tendered to P.
Dodson, Esq., for his kindness in granting the use of the
room for the purposes of the meeting, and also-to the
Chairman for his able conduct in the chair."
WEYMOUTH PARK ESTATE.
THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.
TCUISTSIS.
Tel VISCOUNT RANELAGH.
RIGHT Hog. R. A. CHRISTOPHER N. HAMILTON.
J. C. COBBOLD, ESQ., M.P.
rrIHE PLAN for the ALLOTMENT of the
VALUABLE PROPERTY situated within a few
yards of the Emlanade, and adjoining the Great
Western and South Western Railway Stations, will be
READY IN A FEW DAYS, and due notice will be
given, when the LAND, in small or large Plots, will be
OFFERED FOR SALE to all Classes of the Commu-
nity, under the Society's peculiar advantages of the
purchase money for the freehold being repayable in
easy monthly instalments, or otherwise, on • deposit of
one-eighth of the cost f each plot; with advances for
building on equally eligible terms.
For Prospectuses and other infoimation apply at the
Offices 33, Norfolk Street, Strand, London, AV.C., to
CHARLES LEWIS GIWNEISEN, Secretary, or to
MEMBERS AUENT FOR WEY.VOUTH :
Mr. Wm. THOMPSON, Solicitor.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
GIMTLEXIItff,
LORD DERBY having advised Her Majesty
to dissolve Parliament, I offer myself as a Candi-
date for the honour of being reelected one of your
Representatives.
voted in favour of Lord John Russell's Resolution
as I considered that the proposal to disfranchise a large
body of the 40s. Freeholders of England by a elates
in the Reform Bill, introduced by Iler Majesty's Millili-
ters, was in highly objectionable as to require the
marked condemnation of the House of Commons at the
earliest possible moment, and thought it right to record
my opinion that the great social advance of this country
since 1832 justly requires an extension of the Right of
Voting in Counties and Boroughs.
I trust that you will be disposed to leave me unfettered
by any definite pledges at this crisis, for in the preent
complicated state of political parties I feel that your
Representative should be free to consider how each
question, an It mines, may tend safely to prouto4e, or
unduly to retard, that sound liberal progress of legisla-
tion which I believe will he most conducive to the wet.
fare of all lily fellow subjects.
You may be assured that I shall oppose any measures
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 wannest
thanks, and I can assure you that I shall be most anxious
to continue to exert myself to the utmost in the faithful
discharge of my ditty towards you, and in promoting the
best interests of this county.
1 have the honour to be,
GINTLIMICS,
Your obedient Servant,
W. H. B. PORTMAN.
Bryanston,
April 11th, 1859.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
I/ORSET.
GENTLEMEN,
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-
ment well worthy of careful consideration in com-
mittee.
Lord Derby has thus truly described the effect of the
recent vote of the House of Commons :--
"Tire course adopted by the House on the motion of
" Lori John Russell will has e this effect, that no single
" member of the House, who may be unconnected
" with ottiee, will be hy his vote pledged to 0110 1110g0
"I r0•1S1011 of the Government inessum The princi-
I les mid details of airy new Bill will be u open to con-
" •ideration as they *vele before our measure was sub-
" mitted to Parliament."
As all independent member id the Conservative party,
lily desire will be to iiiipport such an ext.-ritual of the
franchise as not interfering with the legitimate influ-
ence of property, may invest with electoral power a
large body of intelligent and responsible voters.
(Inc provision of the recent Reform Bill met with
such general reprobation that it i. not likely to re-appear
in any future measure. I allude to the proposed trans-
ference of the County Freehold Votes in Boroughs.
Had the Bill been proceeded with, I should, in common
with many Conservative members, have voted against
that provision.
Should you again honour me by your confidence it
will be my constant endeavour, by a diligent discharge
or my duties, to justify your choice.
With a grateful remembrance of your former kind-
ness,
I have the honour to remain,
GENTLY:II KN,
Your eery obedient Servant,
HISNRY ir.BR SEYMER.
62, Eeeleetan Spare,
April 7th,

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET.
OIXTLIXEN,
ADISSOLUTION of Parliament being about
to take place, I venture to solicit &renewal of the
trust which you have already twice confided to Inc.
The defeat of the Government upon the Resolution
proposed by Lord John Russell has led to this appeal to
the country. I took part in the debate upon that ocea.
,don, for I could not refrain from protesting against any
interference with the rights of the fortpshilling free-
holders, considering that any attempt to tamper with
their privileges would be unconstitutional and altogether
inconsistent with true Conservative principles.
I am sincerely attached to the l'onstitution, but I
believe that it may he most surely preserved and
strengthen.' by fearlessly but cautiously widening the
basis on which it rests, and extending the franchise in
correspondence with the spread of intelligence and
education among the people.
I opposed Lord John Russell's Resolution, which I
looked upon in the light of a mere party move, contrived
for the purpose of turning out the Governuient, and
thereby preventing an early and satisfactory settlement
of t'ze question of Reform, which would have taken
place, had the House been allowed to go into Committee
on the Rill.
Lord Derby, on the 4th of this month, in the House of
Lords, rendered a graceful but just tribute to the real
fidelity iuid attachnient with which he had been
supported for many years by the great Conservative
party. That support will, without doubt, be still a
faithfully and zealously given to the Noble Lord, and
I earnestly hope that the "ountry at large will likewise
do justice to Ins Administration during the year he has
held office, and acknowledge that he has "faithfully
" and diligently discharged the duties which were placed
" on his shoulders, that he has not neglected the interests
" of the country at home, and that he has maintained
" its honour abroad."
I trust that the result of the General Election may be
such as to secure the ascendency of the Conservative
tarty and the continuance in office of the present
Government.
Should the honour I again seek be conferred upon me
I trust I may compensate for any want of ability by the
diligence and zeal with which I shall attend to your
local interests and waist in prouioting those measures
most conducive to the welfare and happiness of the
people.
I have the honour to be,
G EN T LEM EN,
Your obedient and devoted servant,
HENRY GERARD STI:II.T.
Critehill, April 7th, 1tt.19.

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Well deserve the extensive patronage bestowed
on tbein.—hkirrupit.
GOFF'S POPULAR WORKS.
More than ten thousand of each of these valuable
books have already sold.

GoFF,B POPULAR WORKS,
are the best books ever published, and well
deem tbe attention of all classes.
ei 0F F 8 EDUCATIONAL WORKS.
N...W Eclipse all other books on these subjects, even at
ten thesis the price.—litundard.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
DORCIIESTER.
--
GENTLEMEN,
TIER Majesty's Government have appealed to
11 the Country, and I once more offer myself to you,
the Constituency of Dorchester, as a Candidate for your
Suffrages.
I refer with confidence to my Votes in Parlismer.t.
On the subject of Reform, though differing from
certain Clauses in the late Bill, (which I hoped to see
amended in lteed I did not, by my N ote, delay
the settlement of that most important question, or adopt
• course which I conddered prejudicial to the peace of
our Empire at Oils most critical juncture.
The ability and success, with which Lord Derby's
Government have conducted the Public Business of the
Country, seems to Inc to entitle them to the Support of
those who wisely hold independent views.
Relying on the continuance of that support, hitherto
so graciously extended to me. and hoping soon to have
the honor of personally soliciting your Votes,
I have the honor to be,
GESTLEXCN,
Your very obedient and faithful Servant,
C. SANER STURT.
Guards' Club, April 11th,

WINES FROM THE CAI'E OF GOOD HOPE.
& A. GMBEY'S SOUTH AFRICAN
Vi' . PORT, SHERRY, ke., Ix.. Mk. per doz.,
first growths only. Two Samples for 12 Stamps. U.V.
BRANDY Vie. per Gallon. W. &A. Oitaier, Wine
Importers and Distillers. 357, Oxford Street, LONDON,
W.; 31, Upper Ssekrille Street, DUBLIN; and 12, St.
Andrew Square, EDINBURGH. Medical Reports,
Price beta, Lc., sent past free.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
IoORDINO TON, DORCHESTER.
rpHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
_R. 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 Fordingion
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto ls. 24.
„ Tenby Stone Coal
At the Great Western Railway Stations :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester,
Best RadstookCoal... 944. Ite.
Small ditto
Ruabon Coal 1244. 1221 d.
Hullo ditto l2.d
Cuba
BIM' TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, ize.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prioes. But if paid for
within one month, Is. :Id. per ton discount will be
allowed ; within three months, 10d. per ton ; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
The Dom•REATER COAL Colirmtv are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, ke., ke., 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 Br ler, the Company'a
Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
January 1, 1859.

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTH AND 111ELCOMBE
REGIS.
GENTLEMEN,
A DISSOLUTION of the present Parliament
being about to take place, the duty of returning
two Representatives will again devolve on you.
I beg again to offer myself a candidate for your
suffrages. The generous support you awarded toe two
years ago, when I cum as a stranger amongst you, and
the triumphant manner in which yuu sent we to Parlia-
ment, induces a confidence in my own mind of a similar
result now.
The political principles then avowed, I have, I trust,
honestly fulfilled, and I think without presumption I
may appeal to you as to my political consistency.
The attempt of the Ministry to pass what they were
pleased to call their Reform Bill, but which was one of
pains and penalties to the Borough Electors, has met
with its deserved fate—torn to pieces by its professed
supporteni, and rejected by a Majority of the House of
Consilium, it has disappeared—a signal proof of the
Derby Ministry's unfitness to inaugurate measures suit-
able to the genius and wants of the British people.
Since I have had the honour of representing you, my
best wishes and earnest efforts have been directed to
everything calculated to promote the interests of the
Town and Port, with results which I am delighted to say
are on the eve of realisation.
With untiring efforts I shall continue to direct my
energies to everything which may tend to raise the Port
epuouth, or aid in advancing its prosperity.
I hope immediately to pay my personal respects to
each of you; meantime,
I beg to remain,
Your very obedient and grateful servant,
R. J. R. CAMPBELL.
Woodvale House, Surrey, April, 7, Ifi&l.

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE
REGIS.
GENTLEMEN,
IT being the intention of Her Majesty to
Dissolve l'arlintnent very shorly, I venture to
solicit the honour of your Suffrages at the coming
Election.
My Political Principles are Conservative; and I am
prepared zealously to support Lord Derby and his
Colleagues, so long as they shall continue to deserve (as
I conaider they have hitherto) the Confidence of the
Country.
I MO sincerely attached to the Church of England,
and am most &axiom that such a Measure respecting
the crustion of Church Rates should be passed, as would
give sstisfaction to those who are supporters of the
Church', and those wl.o feel that the present laws are
not such IV can be permanently maintained.
With regard to the question of Reform, I am of
opinion that under the present circumstanced; it would
be highly inexpedient to make any further reduction in
the Franchise than that proposed by Lord Derby.
Should you honour me with your confidence, it will be
my constant endeavour to promote the welfare of the
Country, by supporting any Good Measures for the
Reduction of Taxation, and the maintenance of such
friendly relations with Foreign Powers as may be con-
sistent with the dignity of the (roan.
I need hardly add, that your Local Interests will ever
have my first care and attention ; and I trust that zeal
in the performance of my duties will justify the confi-
dence you repose in toe.
I have the honour to be,
GENTLEMEN,
Your obedi, nt Servant,
REY its WILTON.
Royal Hotel, April 6th, 16:41.

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTII AND MELAXIMBE
REG IS.
0 EXTLMIZN,
THE approaching Dissolution of Parliament
wall again afford you an opportunity of exercising
your Franchise in returning Two Members as your
Representatives.
In offering myself as a Candidate for your Suffrages
On MS occasion. I unhesitatingly state that, approving
of the policy of the present Government, I shall be pre-
. pared to support it, should you do use the honour to
elect we.
While I would advocate moderate Reform, I OM at
present opposed to any reduction of the Borough
Franchise.
It will be any earnest desire to advocate the utmost
economy in the public expenditure, consistent with the
maintenance of the honour and intertets of this great
Country.
I am *Les especially desirous to promote the efficiency
of our Army and Navy, believing that the best means
of preserving peace is always to be prepared for war.
Tlie extensive experience I possess in Commercial
Affairs, more especially with reference to the Shipping
Interest, will enable use to conduce to the extension of
your local prosperity.
I propose to do myself the pleasure of calling upon
you individually, when I hope to receive such evidence
of your aupport, as will afford me an assurance of having
the el' guislaed privilege of representing you in
Parliament.
have the honour to be,
GENTLEMEN,
Your obedient Servant,
ROBERT BROOKS.
Victoria Hotel, 6th April, 16.59,

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The New Forest Hounds —Tuesday (this day),
Lyndbureteroad Station; Saturday, Brookenhurst
Bridge—at 10.46.

BIRTHS.
April 8, at Park-street Home, Yeovil, Mn. William
Fooka, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
April 13, at the Independent Chapel, Blandford, by
the Bev. B. Grey, the brother of the bride, the Rev.
Willisin Willimns. of Swansea, to Mary, only daughter
of Mr. Benjamin Gray, of Leatherhead, Surrey.
April 12, at the Baptist Chapel, Wincanton, Mr.
Charles Foot, of Milborne Port, to Mrs. Mena Barter, of
the same place.
April 11, at Marshfield, Gloucestershire, by the Rev.
W. Bedford, 8.A., Mr. Tllolll\B Pocock, of Wells,
to Louisa Jefferies, youngest daughter of Thomas Huff,
Esq., of Manhfield.
DEATHS.
April 14, at Dorchester, William Curtis, the youngest
son of Mr. William Curtis Reynold, Deputy Governor
of the Dorset County Prison, med 20.
April 14, at Hatupidead-road, London, after • short
illness, Alfred William Hussey, aged 24 years, fifth son
if Mr. Robert Hussey, of Shaftesbury, Dorset.
April 8, at Chickerell, Cecilia Dorothea, relict of the
late Captain W. Payne, aged 41.

--
AU communications in relation to whatever de.
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FRISDULICIL MALLITT, Editor of the Dorset
County &prow and A 'fries/tura/ Unzeite, at the
Office, Church Street. Dorchester.

THE
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY. APRIL 19, 1839.
HON ESTE A lID AX.

DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
_
GENERAL ELECTION.
ELECTION ADDRESSES, BILLS, and
FOSTERS,
PRINTED AT THE EXPRESS OFFICE,
DORCHESTER,
On Rot shortest notice, and struck off at the rate of
FOUR THOUSAND AN HOUR.
-
SOLD TM AXO XXCILLINT DISMAL,

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH:
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
THE LADIES are respectfully iuformed that.
this titmice is
EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE ROYAL
LAUNDRY.
end Fire MAJESTY'S LAUNDSEaS says, that although
she hem tried
WHEATEN, RICE, AND °THU PONDER STARCHES,
she ham found puns of thew equal to the GLEN Fl ELD,
which is
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
See that you get it, as inferior kinds MS aka
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON k CO., GLASGOW AND LONDON.

AN ACT OF DEEP GRATITUDE.
5,000 Copies of a Medical Book to be given away !: !
ACLERGYMAN OF THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND having been cured of Nervousness,
Luis of Memory, Indigestion. and other fearful symp-
tom, is earnestly desirous of imparting to iiis suffering
fellows the means whereby his own restoration Was
marvellously effected. He will therefore send a book
containing all the necessary information, on receipt of
two penny stamps to prepay postage, addressed to the
Rey. H. R. Travers, M.A., 1, North Cumberland Place,
Bayswater, Middlesex.
CAUTION.—The advertiser regrets to find that sere-
ral iliareputable rupture-curing quacks, sham clergymen.
and others, have dishonestly adopted this plan of puffing
off their cruelly deceptive books.
DO YOU
WANT LUXURIANT HAIR,
WHISKERS, ice.? If so, use ROSALIE Mr-
PELLE'S CRIN r THI AR, noted an the only thing that
can be fully rehol on. It is guaranteed to produce
' whiskers, moustachios, eyebrows, ke., in • few weeks,
arid will be found eminently sucoessful in nourishing.
' curling, and beautifying the hair ; checking greyness,
strengthening weak hair, preventing its loss, and restor-
ing it in baldness from whatever cause. Upwards of Ite2l
physicians recommend it for the nursery, as promoting •
fine, healthy head of hair, and averting baldness in after
years. Sent poet free on receipt of 24 penny postage
stamps, by Mi. Councils., 69. rastleat., Newmanat.,
Oxforl-at.. London, and obtainable of all Chemists, in
bottles price 2s. each.
Each package bears • red stamp with the worts
" ItonAtie Courette" in white letters ; the words
"CUFcLI.ts CIINITIIAI" are also moulded in each.
bottle.
My whiskers are greatly improved."—W. A. Hill.
" It hasi omiselerahly thickened my hair."—Miss
" I was bald 9 years. but find new hair coming rapidly."
—J. Hone. "Thanks to you I have an exoellent mous
tathe and whiskers."—)lapir Browne. " I had lost my
hair in patches, but it Ilea restored it."—Moss Hewitt.
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'FIVE MINUTES ADVICE ON THE HAIR,"
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OUACKEItY UNMASKED AND
DEFEATED; an exposure of the rupture.curing
iika and other beartleics swindlers who rob the un-
thinking, and too often ruin the health of their victity.
The Author, who has bad onnsiderable experience in the
treatment of Nervous affections, Lows of Memel,
Indigestion, Gillilinces, Headache, kc., will be haPPY tO
present • copy of hue Work, by the aid of which per
mane!), health may he speedily recovered, at a trifling
expense, and without recourse to the au-called certic!D
remedies of the day, which too often prove certain
failures.
ID:rime :--" Ti,.' utility of the book hr undeniable."
--Christian " Barely do we ecommend a
medical work, liiit in this instance we do so honestly.
Literary Gazette. " The most (caries,, calmer* we
have ever seen." Sunday Times. "Ti. vector
deserves our warmest thanks for his bold attack on
empiriciam."—Era. Sent free on receipt of twopenny
' 'Lampe by Mr. Lewes, Publisher, 14, Hand Court, Hol"
born, I ondon. _
T° THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
—GIVEN AWAY for the BENEFIT of the
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.—Mr. HILL will send
free, secure from observation, to any address. 09
receipt of two stamps, to prepay postage. THb
PItIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND, a new work on
the most successful and private means of self
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of memory. dimness of sight. lassitude, inidgestion. &C.,
resulting from the errors of youth, which, if neglected,
result in premature old age, consumption, inicanity.
and death. For the benefit of nervous suf-
ferers, who cannot visit him, he will, on receiving
a description of their case, enclosing stamped env!lnre
Ifor reply, be reedy to reply thereto, giving his opinion
upon the nature of the case and the principles of treat-
ments necessary to effect a perfect cure. No consultationfees roiuired.
ALIO sent gratis, OBSERV (TIONS ON THE
MICROSCOPE, which reveals bidden mysteries, or life
within life; and HINTS TO THE SINGLE AN!)
MARRIED.
Address, Mr. HILL, 27 Albert Mace, Store-street,
London.

DORCHESTER M•RLET.
MONTHLY fiiLLE.
4.1188R13. BAKER AND KNBOR beg res-
LVI peatinny to announce that their mint Monthly
gae will take place on SATURDAY, APRIL Ord,
1661.
PLIZZIOT
27 toperlor Fat Ozea and Stem.
3 Fat Balls.
31 Prime Fat Heifers, 1 FM Calf.
4 Bantams in forward °audition.
9 Cows and Heifers with Calves.
Two-year-old Devon Ball, 2 Hog Bulls.
SO Superior Fat 6-tooth Horn Wethers.
30 Fat Hera Wethera.
40 Fat four-tooth Down Withers.
20 Fat Ditto.
40 Very Prime Fat Down Within.
10 Fat four-tooth ditto.
3. Fit ditto.
20 Fat Ditto.
20 Fat Down Ewes.
11 Fat cross-bred Sheep.
10 Fat Lambe.
10 Portland Ewes and Lambs.
6 Fat Horn Stags.
Bay Cob, 16 Ilya& 2 Inches, quiet so ride and drive.
Bay Mare, 6 yuars, la hands, a gaol hulk, fast, and
quiet in harness,
Bag Cab. 14 hands 1 inch, quid to ride, and will
earry a lady,
Say Ge'oling, 16 hands, quiet to ride and in single
sad dothle buses"
Bay Pour, 6 years, 134 hands, gigot to rids.
Bag Cart.
The Besot, end ahem will he sold In the Cattl•
Market at 12 °Week, sad the bents, an. ea the Cata-
lan it 3 'Oda*.
sr great insonvesiesee having ariees tem Penes"
lisadtag Stark set duly entered, NOMA Is Easssr
,ints that es Stook will hito the Bale
Dress/ We's entered on on smuts 60 SATIDIDAT
porrioas to lie Bale.
Dated Marsh M. line.

TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS AND °rasa,
0011 k NOTED WITH wiz TIMBER TRADE.
HOLWELL, DORBBT.
ABour 3,000 SCOTCH, SPRUCE, LARCH, ASH,
AND BEECH POLIES, AND 4,300 WOOD AND
FIR FAOOTS.
IArR. ROSSITZR has been instructed to
1,11. SELL BY AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 21th
day of APRIL, 1859, the above described POLES and
FAGOTS, now lying in HOLIWILL haatATION and
kids adjoining.
Sale to commence in the Drove at 11 o'clock preekely.
The whole may be viewed on application to Mr.
Bonnie, H 01.41.
NB—Many of the Scotch, Lerch, and Spruce are of
long kngths and well calculated for cutting permanent
steepen Or boards. The Ash are well adapted fur agri-
manna purposes, in fast the whole are of such lengths
and dunlineas as are seldom offered to public tom-
patina'.
Daled,l3lcirminsber Newton,
April 14, 18311.

'YALU ABLII OPPORTUNITY TO BRIM/MRS
OP FIRST-CLAIM ROUES.
T HAT WELL-KNOWN and CELEBRATED
THOROUGH-BRED HORSE
"MOUNTSBAY,"
Whew blood stands unrivalled, will serve this Season
(15$)a hmitod number of Nag and Blood Norse at
2s. each; and Cart Mares at El Is. 'Neb. Groom's
IN Its., which roast be paid at the time of serving, and
the romalnder on or before the 24th of June next.
Pedigree and any further particulars may be obtained
of the woprietor, Mr. D. Segraan, Chequer's Inn, High
&rest , Dorchester, where the horse will be throughout
Oa • mop.

IMPORTANT TO BREEDERS OF
VALUABLE HORSES.
MO SERVE MARES THIS SEASON, at
LITTLE REEDY, at Es. eaelt Hare, &n 46.
the groom, Bright Bey TI4OBOUGH•BEED
HORSE, 16 hands high, 4 yowl old, Not by" BAT
MIDDLITOII." His slam. " Deteneelase" by " Daman"
bar dam by "Cola" out of " Mello" by "Reveller."
Oreoat's fee to be peirl at the time of is viii aid the
ausa4adar on or Wore tha 24th Jura.

ABDUCTION IN THB MOB OF
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO,
LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE,
AND
BONE MANURE.
7ft. DAMEN begs to inform his friends that
he Is prepared to lake orders for BEST PERU.
VIAN 'JUAN°, for &livery in London. direct Irons
SWIM A. Gibbs and Boa's stores, at £l2 7s. ed. per
to.; or for delivery at any Railway Station on the
Seuth•Western or Wilts and Muinersat Railways at
/13 10a. per ton. LAWEIP SUPERPHOSPHATE at
DI I& per ton, HAL! INCH BONE at 20s. per. yr. at
all Ports and Railway Mations in IYurwstehire.
Dorchester, Harsh, ISM.

BARRIS'S BLOOD MANURE, FOR MAN-
°OLD, SWEDES. AND TURN Wit
AQUANTITY of Urine being used in this
rovaration, rimier, 11 a rood INVALUABLE
MANURE fur tho shove Nola. As • prod of thls,
Er loot lirloy Ruot Show, it boat 411 Oho ooporphoo.
taerod within a olowit of ordvs Wks, by prodr •
tt bor woo of Swede.; upwards of Soo loos ser
We wore were grows by thla Eamon Shan any
arid • prise of Ed was avoided.
Delivered le Begs to Iho wand Arlon free. ad Cl
:potion.
01110 Z-10, ABOVE SAL SOUTHAMPTON.
TISTIMONIAZA.
Marsh 14th, IWo.
Dew 5h...-A Mai of yetis Blood Manure hoe quite marl need
lIM that It imams an Wan Artificial Manures brought into
p. Ml. *MM. I eeed it tor Mangold Wurtall 1. 15. sera 'kid,
And in squid quantities, with luperphosphatin, and I (mod no
this moo day,—bet those drwsed with your Blood Ma care yi,
It fat hosing a west before either of the others-0 ,ey van of
the bait mime when young, and tha lag's& in fasa • they
were exhibited at the Bothy Root Show and were high 4
ininded.
I remota, truly youre
JAMS& 'Amt.
Mr. Jae. Hares. 'Tattoo, Hanle
, March 22, MO.
Ihr,—Having need your Blood Malitilt -.or Mangold Wurtsel
lon pleased to inform you that it pro JuMi the best crop,
Overbid. I also tried it for Turnips "Aar Wenges, which were
111211111114 d 1.1111 Batley limn Show, '.no Outoooo • 0.4.0 t".
14040 sleo shown IS 8a4101.4011111, nno., sad mem
QS beet of Um kind there erhiblP.L
Yours truly,
P. LONGMAN.
W. Jeer Marne. Hill From, Southampton.
March 7th, MO.
Dem Obi—Your Blood Manure has quite eaoseded 712.
=. It wee used by the dd. of Superphosphate', and
ems in Liu crop of Mangold Murtesi was most oleo-
s/Mem • t 5.7 were It fee bowleg mush the saillest, and by
br the tintegeet odour. I intend eel Imp quantity of
for. bleed Maintre tile year ler Wurtiel and
NNW&
Teats
I.lDPlrsakft.
Batmen' Fern, Beaulieu. Rent&
Mt ha' lan* Masan Meeutmetarer, Southempten.
Marcie 10th, 1860.
Dear ler,-1 bans two remora for highly rocommeoding your
Blood Manure—l tried It by the gide of SuperPhooPha", and
nal onl were mydii much luger, of bettor eirmilty. and
el"" Is WI rootebut those on which SuPefllhatPh&l•
was mou wwo rtr7 much stubbed.
TOUTSBr. remocaully,
J. Prin.
Jaa.Eorna. Borawry, Haar
March 12611, 1860.
Deer 117,-1 used your Blood Manure In the isms held with
!templet:ooMo, sad the Produce of Swedes was oenthird more
It, weight per acre than whirs the Superphoehate woe used;
thee mere much the beet quality, hod clagoot.g, whilst
Mem immured with the Supsrphoephate were very much
110.
Yours, &a., C. MORRIS,
Mr. Jas. Harris. ILarcbwood Form, mote.
March 85th, 1860.
Dear Mr,—l on quite of opinion that your Blood Manure is
o Filly good wilt* and that it only requires a fah trial in
to Its Missing poirally told by errituiturime ; tie
Swedes which were dragged with it ware by hr the her, and
aho kapt the bed al say I hod on my form, sod were more
iris from dab than those whit* were droned with Suporphos.
plow
Yours truly. R. C. PIUDDLL
Mr. James Harris, North Monehasa, Hants.
March 17th, 110.
Dear Mr.—ln answer to your inquiry reepredne your Blood
Manure, I on piamod to my that, the quanUty I had of yes last
fru tare me enters , as It produord one of the
anon Sold of Turnip. Igm law, although drilled vary late
and in on extremely dry gown. My wheat which I have
woody drooled with your Manurs, is greatly improved and I
believe it to be on gradient manufacture.
I on, Mr, yours truly, J. MATON.
Mr. Jas. Morrie North Waltham, near Basingstoke, Hanle
March 14, ISM.
Dear Sir.—in reply to your inquiry, I beg to my thot I ,
mod your Blood Manure for Turnip+, and that it ',minced a I
most excellent crop. I drilled one ridge without any for the
purpose of testing it, and the result .44 niticient to etiefy
en Mem it Is a Sru.nus Manure, end as such I recommend
11.
Beepectluily your., H. SYM F.S.
Mr. J. Horde Ilitchalinanh, Hants.
March Zkd, 1150.
Dear Mr.—With rasps% to your Blood Manure, I on quite
atisited that Shore Is no boner sr unthatured, in 1 have wed
arms! sorts or late. The crop of Turelpe produced MA year
wee extreerdieery, sad very free tram el .ub I meld It 1111 a
wry pwr plus 04 lead, dad It proved ay best mem. I obeyed
Met %Ts* 10 "WW6I of laY sakebboelm sod they were qOlOl
artiorartr r newt • dry meow My Wheat Is
1•01/20‘ very ma, rill& WY dewed with year Manure
Is the Astems.
am deer 510,youte
161M1661111111 D.
Mr. AMOS Marna Nip* ferst, seer Meepteod, that..
OIDNIS Nobel by W. 0. mArriuss, Ilege-Maer-
Shoet, DOIIOZHITMJI.

AUCTION OFFICES, DORCHESTER.
UPvarde 4/ SO SUPERIOR 'NORA 'TINOS,
eicgamh /Named mod Glazed, and
40 IMITATION OIL PAINTINGS.
WILLIAM HARDING begs to inform
'I,. his Friends sad the Public, that he has now for
iIALX by PRIVATE CONTRACT at his 0121ces, In
Rich West Street, Dorchester, s new and choice miles.
tioa of Pirgeoless
PROOF ENGRAVINGS,
AND
IMITATION OIL PAINTINGS,
after some of the favourite Paining, of the most euil•
neat Artists, including Sir B. Liedseer, C. Lindner,
Herring, Ansdell, Weleter, Winterhalter, Cattennole,
Bateman, Bouvier, 13rooks, Wright, Harvey, Herbert,
Prentis, Fish, Abeolon, Fltagerald, Wilkie, he.
Also, • few OLD OIL PAINTINGS, several hand.
some STEktEQSOOPES, BOXES, and a large and
choice selection of STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES.
The whole of the Engravings Cr. elegantly framed In
Maple, Halewood, and Gilt—many of them are Artiste'
proofs, proofs before letters, and on India piper.
As inspection is sebeited, sod the engravinp will be
sold at very reduced prices.

DOG LOST.
.OS?, on 84111ILDAIr LABT, a BLACK
J. 4 KETRINVER DOO. with leather collar and
Owner's name engraved outwear plabs.
Whoever will briag She SIMI te Mr. LAMM' shall
he handsomely rewarled.
Doreheader. April 111. 1850.

TT ANNUAL MUTING of the DORSET
FRIENDLY SOCIETY will be bold on Tama-
gar, the nib Arum, st PORTLAND.
The Mornbere an requested to most at Rae. 1).
1100A11111.11 &loot Room, at 11 &Cloth, to go In Pro-
motion to Mirth.
Diaper at the &boo! Roma at Ralf-past I o'Cloek.
H. IL EITHER, Eon., M.P., will take the Chair.
CHARLES PORCREN. 1 ammarkm
G. R. DAVIS,

LATEST SPRING FASHIONS,
AT
Jr. gm:Las, H1011.377Z337, DORCHESTia
RSTEEL E, in announcing his SECOND
RETURN from TOWN. begs to Info' m the
Intinbitants of DoItOtItATTI and He surrounding Neigh-
bun:hood, that the various D,p.ztmeut. in his Establish.
meat are now replete with every elms of GOODS,
suitable for the present end approaching Seasons and
which he is offering at such Prices that sonnet fall to
give the utmost satisfaction.
In the Tailoring sad Woollen DepaAment there will
be found i varied and ostensive Assortment of Fancy
Costinp, Vesting', Fancy Trowserinp, Mittens, Breed
Cloths, he., imitable for Spring and Summer wear,
and whit*, 'combined with the Newest and most
Fashionable Style of Cutting, tannet fail to satisfy every
Purchaser.
A larp Assortment of Fancy Ties, Scarfs, Gloves,
Shirts, Collars, Ice.
The Hat and Cap departummts are replete with every
Novelty of the day, inelsding the New Patent Ventila-
ting Zephyr Hat, which, for lightnessand comfort, cannot
be surpassed.
The Second and Best Show of Millinery, Bonnets, Silk
Mantles, he., will be ready on the 23rd inst.
NEW SPRING DRAPERY.
TASSELL begs to announce his RE-
TURN FROM LONDON with a wellassorted
STOCK of the NEWEST GOODS suitable for the
present sewn, which will be offered it such prioss as
amino' fail to give satidaetion.
In returning thanks to the Clergy, Gentry, and
Public in general for the increase of patronage conferred
ion him n the Taileruig Depertment, begs to inform
them that be has • first-rate Moak of the most Fashion-
able Goods of the Season.
An ostensive assortment of the newest Styles in
Gentlemen's Ties, Rearm, Collars, Gloves, Hats,
Cape, kis.
AGENT 703 PORD'S OILINUTED
SHIRTS, dre.
LINCOLN AND BENNETTS HATS.
Apelllll lea

WHEREAS s Meeting of the Trustees of
the Cense Abb.. Turnpike Roads, in the County
of Dorset, was appointed to lie held on the flth day of
April instant, at the New Inn, in Cerise Abbas, in the
County of Dorset, to Audit the Aeoounte of the past
year and for this General Purposes of the Trust, when
and where a sufleistst number of the said Treeless did not
inset :—Now, we the unilendinud Trustees, prewnt at
snub ineoting,do by this Notice in writing( APPOINT A
MEETING; of the CONNIMIONEIUi ur TRUHTEEB
of the said TURNPIKE for the purposes aforesaid, lob.
1414 at the NEW INN, le CEHNE ARK IH, in the
*soil County of Dorset, on WEDNEHDAY, the
Twenty•bereath day of April, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Fifty Nino, at Twelve o'Clook it Noon.
As witness our bands this nth day of April, IMO.
J. TRUMAN,
THO. COCKERAM.

ARTIFICIAL MANURES.
111)0BERT EKLESS and Co. bars dsteg-
ji.t mined es offer their ARTIFIC AL MARCUS,
Wild Seam" Mager loth' CONSUMERS. They Menu.
facitnre their Manures under Um lamina aspirin-
lindens, of a praindasi Chemist of Ivey experience, and
have sem ready for immediate del very
SUPERPHOSPHATE or LIME FOR TURNIPS,
imolai ming from 20 to 25 pet sent. of Safelde Pita*
WITIP.O4OOS2'HATE for Coro, Mangold Wurieel,
Gravels, km., ke., rich in PlacepAsles, and eentalning
Ammonia, equal to U per tent. of Crystellsed Sul
plate of Ainntonis.
The above Manors. us and. only from BONES sad
ANIMAL Phosphatele, no Mineral Phosphates are
used by as. We pretrorstee our Manure' to smalls. the
Strengths slaked by analysis of Professor Way or Dr.
Voeloker. Sampler from the Balk alibi plies of
delivery to Ilse buyer. A Stock Is kept by our agents at
Dorcheeter.
Fanners' Clubs and Large Consumers supplied with
quantities of Ihs above Standard Fertiliser+ on very
favorralde Terns, delivered esallip at any Port, or to
any Station.
Apply direst to ROBBIT ULU. and Co., Britannia
Wharf, Southampton • or to our Arnie for Dorset and
Somerset, the DOSCH'S/01M CUM. CuNiAll7, Fording.
ton, Dorchester.
March 14th, 11350.
91 STYLE, Successor to G. STYLI, VOACH
• 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, 01011, CAB
PHAETONS with brads and side lights, 'UPI" for
either Snowier or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the most
approved principles, made to order; and repairs's/scouted
with neatness and despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a &dance,
sourlstaaoe will be rendered in fetching or returning a
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CARRIAGRB Bought an 4 Sold on Commission, or
taken in Radiants

ir Baring Um HOW the •NALTTICAL SLIIITAST
COMMISSION lIISS in Session, the only Green Tea o.f
China growth which they bowl perfect:, free from
powdered colours was okained, by theos, frost Hor-
mama k Co.'s Imports laying at the London Docks.
--Stu the " Commissioners' Offlotal Report," (pas
319), published by Lungiuma.
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,
THE LEAP NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
QTRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
1.0 " alwals yood alike, "—the early gathering.-6
°Wined by HOSSIMAN k co. having it in this pure lOW-
laved state, for by disallowing the usual powdered
colour on all they import, she • mows
possibly
difuNies and pass of to them any brown withered leaves
without certain detedion.
Dr. HASSALL writing " on the General Teas of Cour
move „marks, "When at the Docks, I obtained Teas
from fumy Cargoes, and found both the Blacks and
Greens from Horsham's', and Co.'s Imports to be per-
fecal/ Maisie and rod qsaliti, the Greens had
ona
ot, the blueish acing found on other Teas, they
exhibit a dull disu hue, and being thus pure are per-
fectly solsolesoms."
geld exclusively in PACERS, and by AOINTS ONLY
in every WWII. Prices, 31. ad., 44., and 41. 44. per
pound.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Amanuter Robins.
Brid port Beach and Barnioott, East-Street,
Beamiouter Oliver, Fore-Street.
Blandford Reid, near the Church.
Bert Regis Satchel'.
Cern( Abbas Bennett, Long-Street.
Creicterne Clark.
Chard Young, Post-Office.
DORCHESTER Fauna, Hion-EArr-Sildtn.
Gillingham
Edgar, P
Henstridge
London punißoprs.
u,
807t-Oilloe
cornhiii.
Lyme Locke, Broad-Street.
Dander, Broad-Street.
Heber, 01111014 Palmer.
Poole Orsen, High• Street.
Sherboree Hingdon, Cheap-Street.
Eks/bridge Dike, late Teens.
aturadoster Trite, Barket-Plam.
Beatable, H4b-lltr
844"1"17 eet.
Bennesk $lO-911reet.
WETIMUTS Cols, Bt. Martanipi.
Warshaw BEAL
lava Oink k East.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
BARTER HOLIDAYS.
EXCURSION TO LONDON.
ON THURSDAY, Arm 21st, 1859, an
EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Weymouth M
1110 a.m., calling as follows :

FAR 118:
s.st. 1m aim., Closed Car.
Weymouth at 8.10
Dorchester „ 8.30 12s. tr.
Maiden Newton, 8.50
Evershott „ 9.0
Yeovil o 9.35 1
Bperliford II 9.56 11s. 7s.
Castle Carey „ 10.10
Bruton ~10.20
Fronts „ 10.45 }
Westbury „ 11.0 10e. Bs.
Trowbridge ~11.15
Mellnibiuu „ 11.30

And return from Paddington at 2.30 p.m., on
TUESDAY, April 28th.
No Luggage beyond a Carpet Bag allowed.
To ensure places in the Train. Ticketa should be
obtained on the previous day.
Bristol, April 11th, 1859.

BRIDPORT RAILWAY,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY.
ON GOOD FRIDAY, 1869, tin PAS.
SINGER TRAINS will RUN only ea ander
moutiooad :
A.M. A.M. I P.M. I P.M.
Clam 1,2.3. I.ES. 1.E3. 1,2.3.
FROM BEIDPORT at LW 10.0 6. 0 7.46
A.M.
C 1.,.
1.z3. 1.11. P.M.
Ix 3.
PROW MAID. NEW-
TON to BRIDPOBT at 9. 0 11.38 Lao I 8.36
RETURN TICKETS avitilt.ble Irons TIWUDAT,
nit Aram. to Tuaawat,ll6lll Aran, Sunday sioepted.
18th April, 1859.

AVANTED, in a small family, CHIL-
DREN'S MAID, principally to work all btu
nsedls. Age about 30 would be pretend.
Address, A. Z., Dorwt Costa), Express °Moe.

TO BUTCHERS.
A\ FIRST-RATE BUTCHER'S BUSINESS
to be DISPOSED OF in a county town; has
been socesefully earned on for upwards of Twenty
years.
Ar to A. 8., Dorsel Clowsgy Arpreu Once,
r.

WEYMOUTH ELECTION.
A T a MEETING of the Friends and Sup.
SM.
_porters of COL. PREIMITIIN, M.P. and it. J.
R. CAMPBELL, 1.4., M.P., heli on MONDAY, APRIL
llth, Charles Penny, Esq., in the chair. The following
BEI3OLUTIONB were unanimously adopted :
Proposed by Mr. enosseos, and sscoodsmi by Mr.
LUND'S
"This meeting expresses It. deepest gratitude to Col.
Frustun and Mr. Campbell, for their put invaluable
eervices u oar Representatives, and tenders them its:
hearty and cordial support in the owning Election."
Proposed by Mr. H. lisoorrc, and seconded by Mr. J.
E. HORSNII :
" flats Committee be appointed to take the neoesary
steps for securing the Elution of Colonel William Lock.
yer Freestun, and Robert James Boy Campbell, EN."
Propos 4 by W. R. N. HOWARD, and seconded by Mr.
T. HARLOW:—
" That the thanks of the Meeting be tendered to P.
Dodson, Fey., for his Wisdom In granting the use of the
room fur the purposes of the meeting, and also to the
Chairman for his able conduct in the elude

WEYMOUTH PARK ESTATE.
THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.
TZUSTSBIL
Tea Visooorr RANELAOH.
Ruler How. P.. A. CHRISTOPHER N. HAMILTON.
J. C. COBBOLD, Eng., M.P.
THIC PLAN for the ALLOTMENT of the
VALUABLE PROPERTY situated within a few
pints 01 lb. Rootaped*, and adjoining the Cheat
Western and South Weetorn Railway Stations, will be
READY IN A PEW DAYS, and due notice will be
given, when the LAND, In small or larp Plots, will be
OFFERED FOR SALE 1. 41 Claws of the Canino•
nity, under the Society's peeullar advantaged of the
purolisae money for the freehold being reparable in
aro 'notably initelinentc, or otherwise, on a deposit of
one-eighth of the oust of each plot ; with adirenois for
building on equally eligible 141111111.
For Prospectuses and utter infolin.tion apply at the
Oakes :Li, Norfolk Street, Strand, London, tV.C., to
CHARLES LEWIS ORUNEISEN, Seeretary, or I.
MEMlalig AGINT POR WitAIOUTH :
Mr. Wig. THOMPSON, Solieltor.

BATH AND WERT OP ENGLAND
socurrirs MEETING IN IMO.
WARIIIIA II DISTRICT.
A T A PUBLIC MEETING held at the
TOWNHALL, WAREHAM, on TUESDAY, the
1314 of Aram, IMO,
J. H. CALCRATT, Zig., M.P., In the Choir,
The Mowing Reeolutlons were unanimously adopted
Pro by by 0. W. TABUS, req., and sesonded by Mr.
J. RIADIII,
"That this Meeting desire to record their opinion that
the proceed pneral inestlng 4 Dorchester. 10 1800, of
the Ba sod West of England Society, will be deserving
of support and oneouragetuent from all alarms in this
county."
Proposed by Mr. T. H. Seusons, and seconded by Hz.
C ,
" That, for the purpose of collecting the necessary
funds, and in every other manner in their power aiding
the exertions of the General Committee of Management
at Dorchester, to secure the above object, • Committee
be now appointed for this district, and the following be
shown the members thereof, with power from time to
time to add to their number—via., J. B. Calcrth, Ewri,
H.P., 0. W. Ferrer, Esq., Hr. W. Vein. Mr. J. Reader,
Mr. T. Clarke, Mr, Thomas Mendell (Winfrith), Mr.
Thomas Randall, jun. (West Lulworth), Mr. Robert
Fowler, Mr. Samuel S. Hint, Mr. Robert Sealy, Mr.
William %deity, Mr. Charles Kent, Mr. Henry J. Gar-
land, Mr. Alexander Lookham (Stodland), Mr. Free-
land Filliter, Hr. Stephen Bennett (Wareham), Hr. T.
E. Dowden (Here Regis), Mr. Thomas Baant, and Mr.
Charles &sant ; and that Hr. Freeland Miter and Mr.
Jeremiah Reader be requested to set as honorary
secretaries."
Proposed by Mr. C. 0. BARTLIITT, and seconded by Kr.
Bum err,
"That the above Resolutions be advertised In such of
the County Papers as the Committee may deem advi-
sable."
Proposed by Mr. Vona, and seconded by Mr. Fowlia,
"That the beet thanks of the meeting be given to J.
H. Calcraft, Esq., ILP., tin Chairman."
FREELAND FILLITER, lon. secret.ries.
JEREMIAH READER,
NESTEHN DORS'
the PROTECTH
PROSECUTION of OFFI
Parishes of
Abbotabury,
Askerswell,
Bradford Abbas,
Saloom*
Bradford Peverell,
Brielpole,
Broad winsor,
Buckland Newton,
Cattistock,
Charminster,
Cheddington,
ateinole,
Chilcembe,
Chilfrome,
Cbelborough, West
Compton, East
Compton, West
Corscombe,
Eversbot,
Frain pton
Proms St:Quinton,
Frome Vaughan*
Grimsten,
Godimunon,
Haletock,
Hook,
mingoombe,
Leigh,
Little Bredy,
Lona Bredy,
Loathers,
Luooombe,
Litton Cheney,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that • GENERAL
ANNUAL MEETING of this ASSOCIATION will be
holden at the ACORN INN, in the Town of EVER.
SHOT, on MONDAY, the Seth day of APRIL instant,
at Maven &Clock in the Forenoon, for receiving Sub-
scriptions and Auditing the Treasure?. Aceituits.
Persons wishing to bosoms Subseribers are requested
to attend to sip the Artkies of this Association,
printed Copies of which may be had on applieation to
the Tressarer, Mr. C. H. Basewtr, &Bator, Emilio'.
Diener proiesly at Two o'Clook.
Emelt* bld April, 11ö,

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
0111SLIMEN,
LORD DERBY having advised Her Majesty
1.4 to dissolve Parliament) I offer myself Si • Candl-
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 RIM the propmel to disfranchise a large
body of the 40a. Freeholders of England by a dame
In the Reform Bill, introduced by Her Majesty's Minis-
ters, was so highly objectionable as to require the
marked condemnation of the House 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 18:32 justly requires an extension of the Right of
Voting in Counties and Boroughs.
I trust that you will be disposed to leave me unfettered
by any definite pledges at this crisis, for in the present
complicatod state of political parties I feel that your
Representative should be free to consider how each
question, as it arises, inay tend safely to promote, or
unduly to retard, that sound liberal progress of legisla-
tion which I believe will be must 'conducive to the wel-
fare of all iny fellow subjects.
You may be assured that I shall oppose any measures
which would be likely to endanger tho integrity of our
well-bslanced Constitution.
The kindness whieb 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 most anxious
to continue to exut niyself to the utmost in the faithful
discharp of my duty towards you, end in promoting the
heat interests of this county.
I have the honour to be,
GLITLINC3I.
Your obedient Servant,
W. H. B. PORTMAN.
Bilapiesl"il 11. th, MO.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.
0 amass,
HER MAJESTY having been advised to dis-
solve the present Pulianient, I again respectfully
solicits renewal of that support which you have on no
mane previous occasions extended to 010.
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.
went well worthy of careful consideration in coin-
inittee.
Lord Derby has thus truly described the effect of the
moot vote of the House of Commons:—
" The course adopted by the House on the motion of
"Lord John Rowell will have this effect, that no single
" member of the House, who may be unconnected
" with office, will be by his vote pledged to one single
"provision of the Government measure. The princi-
" plat sud detaibi of any new Bill will be as open to con-
" *ideation as they were before our measure was sub-
" mitted to Parliament."
As an independent uieinber of the Conservative party,
niy desire will be to %upped such an extention of the
franchise as not interfering with the legitimate influ-
ence of property, may invest with electoral power •
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-
ference of the County Freehold Votes in Boroughs.
Had the Bill been proceeded with, 1 should, in amnion
with many Conservative members, have voted against
that provision.
Should you again honour me by your confidence it
will be my constant endeavour, by • diligent discharge
of my duties, to Justify your choice.
With a grateful remembrance of your former kind-
I have the boom to remain,
LLLLLL ex,
Your very obedient bervant,
HENRY WAR SEYKILR.
62, Koolosten Square,
April 7th, 18110.

(11.OFF'S POPULAR WORKS'
k_A Well deserve the extensive patronage bestowed
on thew. —Tskyraph.

Li OFF'S EDUCATIONAL WORKS.
l_A Eclipse all other books on thus subjects, even at
ten times the price.—Staadard.

DENTAL SURGERY.
ATTENDANCE at DORCHESTER every other
WEDNESDAY, at Mr. HAZEL'S, Iron-
monger, High West Street.
NEXT ATTENDANCES—WEDNESDAY, April 27
and May IL
MR. B. E. MOSELY,
Of TINZ 1,11111 or
MESSRS. EPHRAIM MOSELY é SON,
SURGEON-DENTISTS,
9, GROSVENOR STREET, Gaoevasoa Swung,
LoaDON,
And 14, OAT STREET, BATH,
SOLI Drys/miss AND PATVITIES.
ANew, Original, and invaluable Invention,
consisting in the adaptation, with the most abso-
lute perfection and sueoeia, of CHEMICALLY-
PREPARED WHITE and OUH-COLOURED INDIA-
RUBBER, as • lining to the gold or bone frame. The
extraordinary reaults of this application may be briefly
noted in a few of their most prominent features :—All
sharp edges are avoided; no springs, wires, or fasten-
inp are required; • greatly increased freedom of suction
is supplied ; • natural elasticy, hitherto wholly unat-
tainable, and a fit perfected with the most unerring
accuracy, are secured; while, from the softneas and
flexibility of the agents eniployed, the greatest support
is given to the adjoining Teeth when lane, or rendered
tender by the absorption of the Gums.
Teeth filled with Cold and Messrs. /101INLY'R "White
India-Rubber," the only permanent Stopping for Front
Teeth, that will retain its Colour.
Loose Teeth fastened, and every operation in Dental
Sargery performed.
All Work being executed at the London Establish
-
monk, the higher resources of the Dental Art are ren-
dered available without the trouble and expense of a
journey to the Metropolis.
Attendance in Lowloa, Daily, 9, LOWOT Grosvenor
Wrest, Ororrenor Square.
Attendance in Balk Daily, ld, Ow alma (Wialsow
days eirepisd).

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
DORCHESTER.
GINTLZMIX,
HER Majesty's Government have appealed to
the Country, and lone, more offer myself to you,
the Constituency of Dorchester, AI • Candidate for your
Suffrageo.
I refer with confidence to my Votes In Parliament.
On 'lie subject of Reform, though differing from
certain Claus.' in the late Hill, (which I Imps,' to isee
amended in Committee') I did not, by oily Vol., delay
the aettlement of that moat important imeation, or adopt
a emir.. which Ico bred prejudicial to the peace of
our Empire at tine moat critical juncture.
The ability and aucors4, with which Lord Derby's
o,ivernment him. Dominated the Public Business of the
Country, 1104111411 to MO to entitle them to the Support of
thous who wisely bold independent view'.
Relying on the *anti:inane, a that 'import, hitherto
I 0 perilously extended to me, and hoping soon to bays
the boom a personally soliciting you: Vote.,
I have the honor to be,
OBSTLINIIII,
Your very obedient and faithful Servant,
C. NAPIER STURT.
Guards' Club, April 11th, 1869.

WINES FROM THE CAPE OF 000 D NOM
vir k A. OILBEY'S SOUTH AFRICAN
Vl' . PORT, SHERRY, Ike., kn., 20s. per dos.,
Arst ;growths only. Two Samples for 12 Biamps.
BRANDY 15e. pa Gallon. W. kA. OILDICT, Wine
Importon and Distillers, 31i7, Oslord (Street, LONDON,
W.; 31, Upper Rockville Street. DUBLIN ; and 12, fit.
'miaow Mlusi,, EDINBURGH. Medina Ramis,
Price U.S., ha., sent post tree.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
JORDINUTON, DORCHIUTER.
MHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
.1. beg to inform their frienli. and the public gene-
ally, that they are n.w colibieti to
• REDUCE THE PRICE of COA I. as cedar;—
Al their Yard of Purdosyrun :
per cwt.
Beat Walla-end Coal
steam ditto ls. 24.
„ Tenby Stone Coal
At lA. Great Western Railway &Wanes :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester,
Best Radstoek C0a1... 90.
Small ditto
Ruabon Coal l24d. 121 d.
Hullo ditto l2a 12a.
Culin
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, ke.
Coe/ not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, Is. 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 dis-
count will be allowed.
The DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, he., lee., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICE'S.
All Goods will be delivered, it required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed toil/. ALFRED BURT, the Company's
Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have inunediate
attention.
January 1, 1859.

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF WSYMOUTH &ND MELCOMBE
Ggsrurams,
A DISSOLUTION of the present Parliament
..L—l. being about to take place, the duty of returning
Iwo Representatives will again devolve on you.
I beg again to offer myself a candidate for your
suffrages. The generous support you awarded me two
years ago, when I came as a stranger anionpt you, and
the triumphant manner in which you sent ine to Parlia-
ment, induces a confidence in my own mind of a similar
result now.
The political principles then avowed. I have, I trust I
honestly fulfilled, and I think without presumption
may appeal to you as to my political consistency.
The attempt of the Ministry to pass what they were
pleased to call their Refonu Bill, but which was one of
pains and penalties to Use Borough Electors, haii met
with Its deterred fate—torn to pieces by its professed
supporters, and rejected by a Majority of the House of
Commons, it haa disappeared—a signal proof of the
Derby Ministry's unfitness to inaugurate measures suit-
able to the genius and wants of the British people.
Since I have bad the honour of representing you, my
best wishes and earnest efforts have been di,sctsd to
everything celeslated to pnmiote the interests of the
Town and Port, with results which lass delighted to my
are on the eve of realisation.
With untiring efforts I shall *outlaw to direct my
energies to everything which may tend to raise the Port
of Weymouth, or aid in advancing Be proeperity.
I hope immediately to pay guy personal respects to
each of you; meantime,
I beg to remain,
Your very obedient and grateful servant,
It. .1. lt. CAMPBELL.
Woodville Howie, Surrey, April, 7, 1841/,

TO THE INDEPENDENT E1.E1701.01 oF TIIE
DoltoUoll O 1 WF;111OUTIl AND lIELCOMIJE
OgNTLKNEX,
IT being the intention of Ifer Majesty to
Mamie" Parliament very shorly, I venture to
miteit the honour of your Maritime at the owning
Election.
My l'olitioal Principles are Conservative; and I am
mipsre4 zealously to support Lord Derby and his
CUIIO/41114, so lung as they shall ountinue to deserve (as
I consider they have hitherto) the Conlidenes of the
Country.
I am sineerely attached to the Church of England,
and on moat ansio.te that such a Measure respecting
the (tuition of Church Mabee should be plowed, as would
give sttisfaction to those who are supportere of the '
Church, and ilium wto feel that tlie present laws are
not multi ow can be permanently maintained.
With regard to the question of Morin, I am of
opinion that under the preasiit oireuinatetioem it would
be highly inespedient to make any further reduction In
the nimbi.' than that proposed by Lord Derby.
Should you honour me with your confidence, it will be
my *instant endeavour to promote the welfare ci the
Country, by supporting any flood Measure' for the
Seduction of Taxation, and the insintenanoe of such
friendly relations with Foreign Powere as may be con-
sistent with the dignity of the Crown.
I need hardly mid, that your Local Interests will ever
have my first care and attention ; and I trust thst seal
in the performance of my duties will ju,tify the ounlb
denim you repose iiilll*
I have the honour to be,
GENTI./.31/.s,
Your obedient Servant,
GREY de WILTON.
Royal Hotel, April 6th,

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
11011.0UOH OF WEYXOUTIL AND 1111LICOiLBE
REGIS.
Orirri.tiON,
THE approaching Dissolution of Parliament
will agsin afford you an opportunity of exercising
your Frenciose in returning Two !Lamborn as your
Representatives.
In offering myself as a esndidate for your Suffrages
on thin occasion. I unhesitatingly state that, approving
of the policy of the present Government, I shall be pre.
pared to support it, should you do me the honour to
elect me.
While I would advocate moderate Reform, I am at
present opposed to any reduction of the Borough
Franchise.
It will be my earnest desire to advocate he utmost
, economy in the public expenditure, consistent with the
maintenance of the honour and interests of this great
Country.
I am also especially desirous to promote the efficiency
of our Army and Navy, believing that the best means
of preserving peace is always to be prepared for war.
The extensive experience I possess in Commercial
Affairs, more especially with reference to the Shipping
Interest, will enable me to conduce to the extension of
your local prosperity.
I propole to do myself the pleasure of calling upon
you individually, when I hope to receive such evidence
of your support, as will afford me an assurance of having
the distinguished privilege of representing you in
Parliament.
I have the honour to be,
Your obedient Servant,
ROBERT BROOKS.
Victoria Hotel, 6th April, 1859.

BIRTHS.
April 8, at Park-steed House, Yeovil, Mrs. Willis=
looks, oil daughter.
MARRIAGES.
April 13, at the Independent Chapel, Blandford, by
the SIT. B. Gray, the brother of the bride, the Rev.
William Williams, of Semmes, to Mary, only daughter
of Mr. Benjamin Gray, of Leatberbeed, Surrey.
April 12, at the Baptist Chapel, Wincenton, Mr.
Charles Foot, of Millions Port, to Mn. Maria Barter, at
the same nlllOll.
April 11, at Marshfield, Gloeosstershire, by the Rev.
W. Bedford, 8.A., Mr. Tbornas Pocock, of Wells,
to Louise Jefferies, youngest daughter of Thomas Huff,
Esq., of Marshfield.
DEATHS.
April 14, at Dominator, William Curtis, the youngest
son of Mr. William Curtis Reynold, Deputy Governor
of Ni. Dorset County Prison, mod 20.
April 14, at Hampstead-roe4 London, Mtn a short
illness, Allred William Hussey, mod 24_Years. filth son
at Mr. Robert Hussey, of Shaftesbury, Donet.
April 8, at Chickerell, Cecilia Dorothea, relict of the
Late Captain W. Payne, R.N., aged 41.

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