The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

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rIITTI, Al. GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1865.
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TH3 vintage in Portugal pildglienlo be almost nom.-
oedentedly abundant this year.
VARIOUS 11034•MEE are now WOK leaned in Dentiaar
for providing employment for young women of the work.-
ing classes.
osx of the St. Petersburg pepers &nominees the death
of a venerable hermit who had lived for half a oenturr
in • desert spot in the district of Tikhvine.
ON MONDAY evening it boiler exploded at some iron--
works at Deepfields, and six men were injured, thouah.
not so seriously as might be imagined.
Tag King of the Belgians seems to be recovering
from the attack of illness which mimed so dangerous
an aspect • few weeks ago.
"SAIL Sum,* whose inimitable humour has rea.
dared him celebrated wherever the English language is
known, died on Sunday.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE Tetuan lignsseetwir.—
On Wednesday morning a travelling engine used esi tic
works fell into the river and killed one of the work.
Re was crushed in • frightful manner.
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TIFIX magistrates at Chelmsford have fireed Mr. J.
Seabrook', • wealthy farmer in that neighbourhood.
£lO, for selling to a knacker a cow that had deed et
the new disease.

Anaemia fatal misadventure has warred en Mir
Swiss Alps, • German tonrist and • guide having
perished in attempting the ascent of the DitUs, at
Engelberg.

A HOLIDAY correspondent of the Tillie! stye
German you meet is Rife to have a pocket-oomb lira
pocket, and to make use of it every third or four*
minute.

Tao Holies or TR! A LTA R. —We beer that hie
Holiness the Pope hes given positive orders that all his
bells shall be kept within the pro:dots of the Vatican
while the cattle disease is rife.—PeacA.
A CORONER'S jury have decided that Mr. Itiohard
Roy, secretary to the Hand-in-Hand Insurance Com-
pany, who died from the abate of a fall or • jump from
an upper room window, came by bis death by an &widest.
A PIM days ago at Meldon • blind gentlemen, guided
by the verbal directions nf . boy, mauled from drowning
• young men who wee bathing in the River Biaokw•ter
and had got beyond his depth.
TRII °BRAT The SAipping Gasete says
five guineas premium is being paid to effect Minimum
on the Great Eastern against all risks while she is lyi
in the Medway. and during the time she may be
in laying out the next new cable.
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THE first piece of artillery meeting the eye neer the
principal gate of Coburg Castle has a little figure el
Lather on the Mires!, kneeling opposite that of the
Pope, and boxing his ears with equal satisfaction he
himself and effect on the victim of his wrath.
Ton Kw, the prise-fighter, was fined 40s. at Beverley.
on Friday, for ill-treating • horse which he was driving
In connection with Ginnett's cirrus. The animal was in
a tired condition, and we. pronounced too west to he
driven. King said be was too fond ni bon« to ill-nee
them, and grumbled at the maglgtrates' decision.
Loin Denny has been feeding the Preston butehers.
On Moodily, 300 of them, together with their wives,
paid a visit to Knowsley, and were received meet
hospitably by the Berl and Comatose. During the dim
Lord Derby joined the company, and expremed the
pleasure he had felt in entertaining them.
Tao LAT " GOOSIUIRRRY."—Mn Wholly, hook.
seller, Carlisle, hat a Muffed kitten, like other hitless
in mOst respects, but very unlike most in the feet that
it he. eight legs. It was one of a litter born the other
day at Itickergate ; but an hoer after the birth the
dam murdered her monstrous progeny. The mete
parent was a Manxman, and had all the eceentrkdlies
of that character
BROTRZR IGNATIUS. —The seriatim and !dims
of the past summer have told so severely upon Brother
Ignatius that during the Met few days he has been com-
pletely prostrated. Litter le laid outside the monastery
at Norwich, so as to secure its chief greater quiet, sad
total abstinence from exertion is prescribed by the
modicel gentlenme celled in. It is hoped that the
measurer adopted may ensure his gradual restoration to.
health. The services at the monastery are for the preseat
almost entirely suspended.
FENIANISM.—A meeting of Fenians on an unusually
large scale took place recently at Blackrock, in the
county of Leitrim ; when a body of men, numbering
400, assembled in military order, and marched openly
Into Dundalk. The police followed them, identified
their leaders, and brought them up before the marls-
testes, by whom they were remanded for further
examination. Hitherto these Fenian demonstrations
have remained unnoticed by the authorities. Nevertbm
less there can be no doubt of the spread of the move-
ment throughout Ireland, especially in the south.
STEAK Bonntscom —The qr... deed devotes • leading
article to an alleged discovery which mends very
Munchamenish. Our contemporary dogma' that aM.
Caul hen discovered a means of utilieing water power,
whose impression of the use of steam Is its least
wonderful characteristic. By this discovery M. Cesel
would be able to render available in Raglend the forty
engendered by • waterfall in the Alps, or say the falls
el Schaffansen or the Giessbech. Nay, provided only
the telegraph is completed to America, he will be able
to turn the mills of Manchester by the falls of Niagara.
This is not a bad story for these dull times.
A MAIL &fungi on Fins—The steamer Setae,
with the South American mails arrived at Southampton
on Wednesday, after an exciting voyage. Five hours
after she left St. Thomas' fire was discovered in the
forehead. Happily, owing to the preemie of mind
and the courageous conduct of the captain and crew, the
progress of the dames was checked until the reseal had
returned to harbour, where they were extinguished
without the necessity of scuttling. Of the largo, •
considerable portion, consisting mostly of eigarshwzos
burned, and the forebold was nearly gutted.
were 105 passengers on board, who, to mark their asses
of gratitude for the exertions of the captain and mew,
presented him with a piece of plate by way of tesli.
monial.

Pfunag SOH DeamtvMO AND HaNDsoUlt Amman&
—On the church doors of the perish &web at Hole.
worthy, Devon, the following notice recently appeared.
" &tract from the will*/ theists Rev. Thomas Ifeyrksk
—' I give and bequeath the sum of One hundred pounds
in trust to pay the dividends annually to the churcha
wardens of the parish of Holdsworthy who Shan openly,
give 22 10s. to the young eines woman readdent in the.
parish, who is tinder thirty years of age, and genets/4
esteente4 by the young as the most deservieg
the most handsome, and most noted for
quietness and attendance at cherish • and on the'
next day shall openly give the seriaindee of the
dividend to coy spinster not under sixty yeses et
and noted for the like virtues, awl est eassivias
parochial relief.'" The oburehwardeas asked for the
names of any persons ofbe eeeatiered tkeasselvse
entitled to either of the above bounties.

WHY Tag QUAKER Aeries= in Coon wrest Bre
HAT orr.—A worthy member of the Society of Prised.
at Manchester was much soendelised on reading in the
papers that Mr. Joseph Carson took off his MN oei the
mood occuseion of his appearsuos before Mr. Berea
Bramwell as a jurymen at Liverpool. He Macedon
wrote to Mr. Carson himself on the subject, sad
received the following reply :- -" Respected friend,—l
have just received thy letter, and may inform thee that I
did not &Pesarod in wort uncovered, as stated I. the
papers, my bet having been removed and taken
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by an officer of the murk It is also Aided in the
print that I addressed the judge ea 'my laAwat=
error, as I weld not sonestentionely Oboe OAF
human being. I mush reign" that the
has been so incorrectly brought biter.the =64
but I am favoured with the iselingeoco!= =Se
conviction that I have Wed. ilk a
conscience and principles throughout Thy hill%
Joseph Corson."
A FINALE ELUZEZARD.—The Court of Amities of thlll
Garonne hes just tried a woman named Bongoes, aged
30, oharged with having successively poisoned her two
husbands, the first in 1863 and the sowed in Merck
last. It appeared from the evidence given on the trial
that the prisoner was married in 1855 to • blacksmith
named locoote, and that they lived together for Nogg
years. In 1860, however. she formed en illicit commo-
tion with a man named Canal. The husband soca
discovered his wife's infidelity and did ell be mold to
bring her hack to her duty. bat in vain. In 1,83
Lacoste surprised his wife in company with Came
under very suspicious circumstances, and in his fury be
gave her a sound beating. About a month later the
husband died lifter a short illness and there wee •
general suspicion among the neighbours that he had
been poisoned, but no inquiry was made into the seise
of death. The prisoner then eadeevonred to induce
Olivier to marry her, but se he refused she married •
man named !longues in September last. For two
months she conducted herself well, but before the end
of the year she had renewed /er commotion with
Ceraux, and from that time she and her husband lived
on very bad terms. In March, Semmes, who bad
always enjoyed good health, suddenly fell M end died
before the end of the month, with every appearance of
having been poisoned. A you marten examination
having shown snob to be the ease the prisoner was
arrested. Her first husband's body was also disinterred,
but deoompoition was too much advanced for the
chemist to discover traces of poison. With regard to
the second busbend the presence of poison wee 'slowly
proved. The jury accordingly found Use
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guilty, but allowed her the benefit of sates sir- :
ormisiancei, and the Court sentenced her to hard
for life.
ROLLOWAVB OINTMENT AND PILLS.-111
afflicted with bed leg; wren, ulcers, mod skin
who, from want ot or other reasons, eaneota iS
themselves of sai toseteuent, may be relieved town
their complaints by saki Holloway's purifying, moth.
ing, and heeling reseedies. In every outward ailment
this wonderful Ointoillibrings about the most bene-
ficial results, by chechilingtinflammatior, demising uloers-
done, and restoring weebditese. Tsteisat *us, Asa-
matte and away tortures, enlarged joints, scrofula's
swellings, and contracted "news may be overtimes by
diligently rubbing this cooling nnenent into the skim.
In ell nialadie, of Emu- ual severity or ezesssive derettoo
the Pills should be token, to root out the lest seeds or
the disorder and so haste* the desired cure.
in order to have tea cheaper in price, as well as mire
threliableeu,ie in f quality, :in,
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e.iabsoo,tirutio.nly
trees.
lesisary ti t dwieLPtcliwte
desire to obtain it truly good and cheep that first induced
Hornimen and Co., London, to prohibit the use of
powdered Premien blue and plumb-No on their imports,
as the Chinese disguise with them artificial colours., tea
for loglish consumption to enable the low brown
whitey sorts to be mized Off at high retail with the beet.
The consumers of Hornimazes pure tea, therefore, nee
only have it reliable in quality and cheaper in pries,
but also more wholesome. It should be especially
Doti* that the greet without the nsual bluish colour,
is an olive hue; the black is noli intensely dub; both
are very remarkable for Iseting strength and delicious
flavour. As imitations abound purchasers should notion
that every genuine packet is signed Horuiman eud C•o.,
original. imPcirtdrs a 41. pure tea. only
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&ea agentsk sou Iht for is loOsh war ozoi,
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