The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-04 00:00:00

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flatent sugar eoatcb OHIO.

SOUTHAMPTON.— The italic Aug. 30.—The
I•nitedi States' steamer .krago, Captain Lines, from
New York, on the 'Nth inst., has arrived ~It Cowes.
She brings 7.1 passengers for Havre, 10 fur South-
The Illinois steamer, Captain P. E. Terry, en route
aMinePrtunne'esauhdas7lbel4l.eDull(ruhlitlelliaisaLinsl libly'ectileiefor Kangaroo.'ra.
from Havre to New York, embarked mails and pas.
singers from this port on Weslinwlay afternoon. The
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Enx•
inc. Captain Woodgates, sailed hence on Thursday,
for Marseilles, to be employed in the conveyance of
mails between that port and Alexandria.
IN:WEI-I'lON OF THE SECOND HAMPSHIRE VOLCN-
TEEIt lllTLol.—ldentenant Colonel Luard, the
District Inspector of % ulunteers. officially inspected
the Southampton Volunteer Ride Corps on Wednes-
day evening, on the parade ground in the West Mar-
lands. Tbe ground was kept by the Bitterne volun-
teers, and some thousands of people were present.
The evolutions having been performed, Lieut.-Col.
Luanl expressed his satisfaction at the efficiency the
corpelhas attained.
A spotted hyena, a wild cat, an Angola goat, a
bird called a marabout, and two cranes, were lauded
at Southampton on Tuesday, from the Peninsular
steamer Sultan. They were from Loando, in A frica
and are intended for the Zoological Gardens in
London.
THE CUSTOMS ESTABLINIIMENT. —The total num-
ber of officers retiring at this port, in consequence of
the repeal of the import duties on so many articles of
the tariff, is 27, viz., —2 clerks, 9 lanodwaiters, and
surveyors, and 16 weighers, lockers, and tide waiters.
These officers will receive retiring persi ~,, s according
to their respective terms of servitude, and the Com-
missioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, by the Civil
Service Superannuation Act, have power, under the
circumstances, to meet each case with liberality.
The new establishment of out-door officers will
consist of an inspector, assistant-inspector, 15 land- rcgctablc Skin Ointment.
ing-waiters and title surveyors (in four clauses--2 This is the only Ointment yet discovered that cures
first-class, 3 second, 5 third, and 5 fourth) and 60 with else the most inveterate sores, no matter of hew
others in the sultordinate capacities, for the perfor- long standing. he effects are indeed wonderful, giviag
mance of the duties which formerly fell to lockers, as it does instant relief to the sufferer. The assay
waleera- thousands who have used it declare it to be TH new
tioenigabwers' d
ill ciiiime"teeiintors. andopera btic7n ontmeSna. Tese II
Saturday. otaTMENT IN THE wonin. The proprietors are daily
Porersnourn.-Sunday week being the anniversary ,re,(baat eeivi.nlf
of the birth of his Royal Highness the Prin "
ce " numerous testimonials from persons of the
pectability and standing. testifying to the
rapidity with which cures are performed from its nee.
Consert, the garrison guns anti ships of war in Porte- Many have suffered for y-ears,—had tried numerous
mouth harbour and at Spithead fired Royal salutes wutiid.b. minedi...._ -and despaired „f „„ g„ding e„liey,
in honour of the occasion at one p.m. when after using this celebrated Ointment for • few
WINCHESTER. -- Volunteer Ili* Corps. The weeks have been at onus restored to their long-lest
shooting for prizes will come off on the 13th of health. It is a most INVALUABLE REMEDY
e.au September.petad
f 0 e
,Tahf ear ea are iiv r
for all kinds of sores, skin eruptions ; and no faintly et.
aggregateag
valuepecialric
0 fPuzpwa to b:rson should be without a certain quantity.
upwards .
20 guineas, and more than £ll has been raised by
subscription, out of which it is desired to offer • others is. that it will not close up the surface of a wound
leaving it full (of matter; but it will first bring all fie
Lady's Cup and as many prize rides as the funds The advantage possessed by this Ointment ever all
the surface, and finally heal without breaking out again.
will allow. An invitation to attend the forthcoming
The Pills should aid the Ointment in the following
review of the Wiltshire Volunteers at Clarendon cases, namely:—
Park has been sent to the Ist Hauipshire Corps, and Pilesßunions Swelled Glands
the same was communicated on parade to the men Boils Chilblains Lumbago
on Thursday evening. Bruises Frost Bites Rheumatism
Ronszv.—Laliourers' Asnocinlion.—The annual I Excoriations Scalds Scalds
Whitlow
Bites Sore Nipples
association, came off on Tuesday. on the farm of ,
__Face
match of turnip-hoeing, in connection with this 'notches on the Cuts
Stings Sore Throats
bing.worms
Mr. G. Allsop, at Woodington. Twenty candidates '1 .i,,leere
Scrodula Sore Heads
competed on the (occasion.
s
I NIO lAILAUGHTER.—AIi inquest sure Heads, Eyes, King's Evil Rah
was held on Mon. 1
and Li,a, Had Legs Tumours
day week before Mr. J. li. Todd, on the body of it.kb,,,,' ~ Bail Breasts Old and deep
Mrs. Frances Bailey, an old lady, egad 87 years, . Chapped Hands Coller n t r•t ed Rested Ulcers
who a few weeks ago had been accidentally thrown chafed awl /His- and Stiff Joints Wounds
down by a HUM named Smith, while fighting in a tem,' Feet Fistulas Worms
state of intoxication. Mr. Taylor, surgeon, having Corns Gout Itch. A.
stated that in his opi .. i.. n Mrs. Bailey s death was , Price, Is. lid. per Pot; or, by Post, Is. ad.
attributable to injuries received on that occasion, a , „ 2s. 9d. „ ~ Is.
verdict of manslaughter was returned against Smith, DR. BUCHAN'S
who gave bail for his appearance.
ANDOVZIN.• - Volunteer Rifle ('oniu.—lt has been Concentratcb Icactable essence.
suggested that a braes band, with Mr. H. Beare as
Ti,, Sciences of Chemistry and Medieine have bees
• band-master, would be a very desirable addition to
taxed to their utilised to produce this invaluable remedy.
• the Andover Rifle Corpe, and a public concert will Innumerable proof: are shown that it surpasses in ac
shortly take place to raise feuds wherewith to eellence all other preparations, gaining unprecedented',
purchase the instruments. upon the esteem of all.
KIIIPTON.—The itupertant wile by auction of the When the nervous system becomes relaxed. fro.
flock of sheep, homes, implements, ice., belonging to causes so slight Oita the '.l can scarcely give
Walter Puthecary, Eel., took place at the 'Manor Farin credence to the truth, (which, however. forces itself te
on Weolneeday last. in accorlsoce with previous I view by langour, listlessness, disturbed sleep, Ice„)
annousaements• It had been antio quoted Oast in cense- the strengthening E,,,,.,.i1ee ads as mice in A manner
quince of harvest operations 'roving Immune general. visilde to the most careless observer, land when tbe
the attendance would nut be very large, the contrary, constituf may be said to he on the eve of desey,
however, proved to be the rain-, as we never remember when the senses be • blunted, and nature seems to
to have witnessed such • numerous gathering upon any .11 for the debt all mankind must cancel, the Strength.
similar occasion. Mosta the counties in the south awl ening Essence delays the pavinent ; and the fresh
west of England, as well as seine mare distant, were vigour imparted gives a NEW LEASE or LIFI.
represented !oy the principal flockina-ters and agrieul- lii short, it wooll.l be soperfluous to mention its Na-
turists. and the horses attracted • few buyers front vantages • as a tonic stimulent, adenines, reviving,
boidon and other lune towns. A inagr,ficent luncheon active, and strengthening agent. It allays diseased
calms the body end mind ; end in low
had been prepere.l in a barn most le,oitifully decorated . irriaability,
by the ladies of the family witii ev•rgreens,
11"ral i spirits, livimeleindriasis, produces • soft and delightful
devices, and appropriate mottoes. The hospitality of state of feeling. succeeded by • disposition to slumber,
Mr. and Mrs. Pothecary is proverbial, and indeed it Was tranquilizing the nerves, and acts as a !afflictive in
put to a severe test upon this occasion, upwar.is
chronic hysterics and other spesmoilic complaints. It
of 500 persons having partaken of the splendid ' ;„
ab.., a NEVER-FAILING REMEDY
repast, under the presidency of Charles Edney, .
for all female complaints, mental and physical debility,
KM, of Whiteharelh The large nu °be' of lot'. , loss of appetite. inward waytimpi, trembling or shaking
nearly 250. made it necessary to dirpose of the .
1 of the bawls, relaxetion from long residence in bet
dead stock before luncheon, after which the company 1 aba.,,,,,. ag nouseidar and nervous maladies, gooke
adjourned to the sale ground, when the sheep were put
rheumatism, and many other distaste originating ha
up to competition. 'line large numbers present made it the heart, lungs. and nerves. Le. It is a diuretic sad
impossible for every one to see the stock comfortably
laxative, and art, most powerfully on the internal
until this difficulty had been overcome toy having •
ninenous membrane id the bowels, windpipe, Ate„
number of wagons placed round the ring which were being by all saaaakdged
as aba „awe
astura
soon filled by eager purchasers. The prises realised,
strengthener" of the humeri frame.
considering the hock was only in
were something wonderful, in fun comsat:l4lg higher
quantity for 3:ll.—Jnat Pahliahed,
this at any mile we ran reeolket. A ..... lig aid. numhers .
it would be inviduous to give the names of a few of th ~ e BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES,"
buyers. without soicoti .... ing all, we will, therefore. only With Life of the lhoctor. and Likeness from Medallion
quote the highest prices obtained. Telenet', es-es sit Westminster Abbey, containing los valuable Advice
reached £4 Ihe., four-tooth ewes made the extraionling to mothers ; meet important to Principals of Public)
high figure of Li per head, sit.zooth re ewe sold et • , Charitable Institutions. Private Seminaries, and retails
and ewe lainbs at £3 each, mg a lot being Ina sae of the in general. To which is added, • List of Inseams*,
ring unsold. sail the averages, of course, musklicv., been I Symptoms. and Remedies for Self• Treatment. Issued
most satiodsetory. The horses caused great couipetition, gratuitously On application, or sent. pood free, ea receipt
tummy of them being disposed of at close upon fifty of mot isi-t.ce Stamp, from ItrCHAN and Co's Were.
guineas each. The implements sold well, and we must hour, 22, Seeman-street. Hatird-street, Louden, W.
congratulate Mr. Pother...err upon such • euecessfu. result. Prepare.' and wild by BUCHAN and ('o., Dols Pre.
The auctioneer was Mr. Frederick Ellen. of Andover. prietors and Patentees), at their Warehouse, 22, New-
= man-street, Oxford-street, London, W., where all
Letters, Orders, and Post-Office Orders are to be meet.
Medicines and Pamphlet.; forwanled by Pest, Rail, or
Steamer, to all parts, on recenot of letters enclosing
a ..... unt to cover necessary expenses.
THE HET CHANeELLOI 11•KTIN.—An inquest on N•ll.—Post-Offion Orders to be saris Portble to Wil•
the body of the !ter. George Martin, vicar of Bar- ner-Order Office 34, Charles-
"a."
Baal's?
and
"I°Londo„ '
berton, near Totmes, Canon of Exeter Cathedral, street, Midi lesex Hospital, .
Chancellor of the diocese of Exeter, and judge of Sold by all Chemists, Diuggists, and Patent Medicine
Vendors iii time Ne odd.
the Exeter Consistorial Court, was held on Tuesday.
at the deceased's residence, Harherton, before the
coroner of the district. Mrs. Henrietta Aldeburgh
Street. E.C. ; W. Sutton A Co., 10. Bow Churchyard ;
W. Eaward„,
67, St. Paul's Churchyard; J. Sanger,
Martin, wife uf the deceased, stated that her hits- 150, Oxford Street ; Hannay and Dietriebsen, U.
band was 67 years of age. During the last three I Oxford Street; Butler A t'rispe, 4, Chem...isle ; lerhy
weeks he had been very nervous, and he complained I A Gosolen, 140, Leadenliall Street ; It. !Lowden, 7s,
that he was tuuch overdone by business. On Sunday I Gracechurch Street.' EA!. ; Bartlett Hooper, 43, King
be preached in the morning. read the prayers in the William Street, Loncloon Bridge ; Prout A Ilorsant, 229,
afternoon, and baptized a child. In the evening he Stnind ; and all wholesale and retail Patent Medicine
past 11l o'clock • be had not slept well for many
appeared very low, and retired to bed about half- Houses in Teen and Comeau. .
nights, nor disl'he demo on Sunday night. Chi Mon- 'I &Germ :—Lononan fr. Co. i hepple-stresit,
Sl!erliesTorailie ; .It- . 1..:. Farrant, -chemist, High-street, South.
day morning begot up about 8 o'clock. When he .
&le
. Ipton ; Mr. E. S. Knight. chemist, Bridport ; Mr.
obo Barnett, Bookseller, Shaftesbury; Mr. J. Proud,
awoke he said he had a spasm through his heart. He Moods . Dorchester ; and Mr. J. W. tilyde, Therms-
partially demised himself, and then shaved and pnt , ceacical Chemist, Blandon',
on his boots. Witness was in and out of his dressing
room every minute, and was very much frightened I _
because he seemed so much unlike himself. She
was in the same room with him, but there was a '
partition between them. She was close to the door-
way when she heanl a noise, and was satisfies' lie was '
dressing. Suddenly he stopped, and she heanl a
violent pouring and a gurgling sound. She ran into
Vie route, and found him kneeling with his arms
over the footpaii, anti she saw that he hail cut his
throat on both sides. He was not quite dead, and
she poured brandy down his throat and iinniediately
seat for Mr. Owen, surgeon. Medical assistance,
however, was of no avail, as deceased died 40
minutes afterwards. Mr. Kellock, a solicitor, stated
that deceased had been very much disturbed in his
mind during the last few days respecting a sum of
3s. 24d., which he had stated as expeniliof instead of
carried forward in a return of some charities which
he had made to the Charity Commissioners. This
uiistake preyed IMICh 01l his mind, and Inc showed
witness a long letter si hich he had written to the
Committal .... ens explaining the matter; he also said
he should he " disgraced" by it, and told witness
that Inc should give up all his offices in the church
' and retire. Witness detailed other circumstances,
showing aberration of intellect, and the jury, stop-
ping other evidence that was about to have been
adduced, returned a verdict of "Temporary
insanity." The deceased was nuet highly esteemed
in the diocese of Exeter as an able and conscientious
clergj man, and it was only A few days ago that, at
the request of the Bishop of Exeter. be introduced
the subject of "a medical diaconate" before the
British Medical Association, which assembled at
Torquay. He has left a wile and eight children.

The process of coating the pills with roger ha& sem-
pelled the Proprietors to take out Letters Patent of
(real Britain, in order to proteet them from imitation,
their saccharine covering, which is rowing,' de twee (pbuk),
distinguishing them from all others. They are pleamme
to the taste, and may be taken by the most delimit*
female or child, without fear of nausea or dbasusfork
gliding down imperceptibly like • sugar plum.

HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.

Our race is subject to an overflow of vitisted bile,
which is both prevalent anil dangerous; but the.. Pills
afford an invaluable and efficient protection. Their ue
prevents the collection of those impurities which IMMO
MO much danger to the fine organs of the stomach sad
bowels. They soon cure liver complaints. dyspepsia,
rheumatism, flatulence, wind and griping in the stomaela
and bowels, diarrhaia, loss of appetite, headache, heart-
burn, pain in the chest, sudden faintness and Native-
loess, scorbutic affections, skin eruptions, deep-seabed
ulcers, &c.; also acting most visibly on the complexion,
preserving, improving, softening, and beautifying lite
skin, thereby giving that blooming and alarming
appearance so desirable, yet so vainly sought
for by all. In brief, these Pills work their
way to the very roots of each disease, cleansing
in their passage, removing every unhealthy scams-
lation, till the blood is purified, the whole system reuse
-
rated, and all the functions act.ng according to nature,
the duties of life become a pleasure. when before Slaw
had been aid and weary burdens. They

PURGE OUT THE HUMOURS
which breed and generate distemper. stimulate sluggisk
or disoidered organs into their natural actions, end
impart health. strength, and cheerfulness to the sick,
weak, and nervous • not only do they cure the daily
complaints of everybody. but also those formidable amid
dangerou. diseases that have healed the most skilful ef
the medical profession.
Ynce Is. lid. per Box; or, by post, Is. 4.3.
„ Ils. PP " Ils. ed.

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