The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

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POSTAGE STAitra Yasonsisien HOU YE9 Poinatd.
On and from this date all postmasters in England
Wales, at whoa* aloes money order business is
tnuseected, will be parmitud to purchase atostage stamps '
from the public., if not soiled or otberiVise damage, at •
charge of 2a per cent. ; the &urge, however, never to
be less than one halfpenny. Under this arrangement
Im/tweeters will be authorised to pay 9s. 9d. for stamps
of the value of 10*. ; 6e. 6d. for stamps of the vales Of
6*. 84.; 4a. 10ad, for stamps the value of 5,.; 3s. 34.
for stamps the value of 2s, 44. ; la. Tad. for stamps the
value of le. 84., and so on; the full value, lees one
halfpenny, beiag given for ally number el stamps not
exceeding in. 84, in value. No separate stamps, how-
ever, can be. purchased. They mast in all cases be
presented in strips containing at least two stamps
adhering to each other.

A COMPULSORY tilLt VOYAGC.—A short time ens,
ourrespeoted townsman, the proprietor of StissexAteZi
appears to have experienced an episode the very rev
of deeirable. With a family party he ied
few friends (about to eross the Channel) to the
where all veutnred on board the mail *ammo just at
the paint of starting. Here, deeply ',gaged in waver,
lotion, that mu* becomes intensely interesting as the;
moments for its indulgence grow fewer, the vessel's
leaving of the quay was unheeded, and the piers were in
the rear before Mr. C. and family fully realised the feet
that they were en rests to France. The commander ,
was promptly applied it, and .C 6 also offered to induse,
him to put back; but the undelayed transit of the;:
pail was paramount, and the involuntary passengers
were pommelled to go all the way to the port of Cdaks,
where they got on board • interning packet, and
reached Dover, stfive the following morning. Another
individual, on the same occasion, and in the person of
an omnibus-driver, appears to have been equally unfor-
tunate in adding to lb." compulsory passenger's list."
Following a gentleman for a sixpenny fare his right to
which seems qu;:;tionable. he pertinaciou:sly sought to
accomplish his o eat until it was too late to get ashore,
and he, too, paid an unexpcted visit to the French
coast. What became of his home and 'bus we have not
ascertained.—Dover Chronicle

A OTB.ANGII MkrIttIIONIAL CO2tTRAOT.-111117 Ann
Ronan, of 84, Rochdale-road, Manchester, was cierged
at the City polioe-court with &masking her husband.
From the statement of the complainant itappearetthae
the woman was continually getting drunk, and het
violence was notorious. She always carried about a
bottle of whiskey in her pocket. At her husband's
instigation she signed the following novel contract in
December last I, Mary Ann Ronan, de agree to
leave my husband, Andrew Ronan, because he will nee
let me get drank every day in the week, and break
every bit of furniture in the house. And Ido hereby
declare that I like my brothers and sisters better than
I like my husband and my own children." As she,
however, failed to set upon the terms°, this agreement,
the complainant determined to seek the assistance of
the magistrates. The lieu& dismissed the case, and
recommended the parties to come to some amicable
settlement. _

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STRANG'S Solna TN GRAY'S-INV HALL.—FOX•COURT
BAGGIER SCHOOL. —On Wednesday night the beaches of
aray's-Inn Hall were crowded by such an assembly as
never before met under the roof of that learned society.
On the dais, instead of the full-winged hem:hers, were
assembled a large number of ladles and gentlemen well
known on account of their philantlimphy, and yet in
perfect harmony with total associsitions. They were
presided over by one judge and addressed by another,
or Mr. Bodkin occupied the chair, and his deputy, Mr.
Joseph Payne, exerted himself in his nasal felioitoqe
manner to keep this extraordinary meeting in good
humour. On the seats in the body of the hall where
usually sat the members of. the ' Utter Bar " and
'masses" of the students, sat the parents and other
relatives of the children eduaated in the Fox-court
Bagged Schools. Each had before him or her, as the
case might be, • plate, a knife and fork, and a mug, and
with them little adjuncts of comfort they contrived to
fully enjoy a collation followed by tea or coffee, pro-
vided for them by the liberality of the supporters of
the institution, which trains up their children in the
habits of honesty and in the fear of God, tbereiry
checking the growth of juvenile crime in the metropolis,
and enabling them, as they were pleasantly reminded,
to spend a comfortable jolly evening with the two learned
judges already named, instead of having, with all bad
passions predominating, to meet them after breakfast in
the Court House of Clerkenwell-green. The whole of
the proceedings went off in a moat satisfactory manner,
and it was apparent that the children and their parents
were both benefitted by the inatitution.
. _ _

The Mayor of Southampton, Mr. F. Perkins, has
offered to give 200 guineas towards the raising of £6OOO
in Southampton and the County of Rants, for • loud
memorial in memory of the late Print* Consort,
Pima STET ON Co•Lownentt. —At a meeting of the
directors of the Birtley Coal Company, held on the 31st
ot January, General Pemberton in the chair, it was
moved, seconded, and carried unanimously, "That the
BirtleT Coal Mine Company, fanned and registered under
thie Limited Liability Act, ahall be opened with two
1 shafts, and the ventilating machinery of Mr. Colwell."
EIOLLO74I OINTMINT AND PILLO.---Tile treatment pursued
, by Pro Holloway for the cure womxis and ulcers dr
the roost pie and certain In Its effect, It has been tried by
huindreds of didusands, and never teen known to fall; by the
adpoinletrition of an internal remedy (the Pills,) he drtves
disease out, and by the administration at an external remedy
(tho Ointment,) he heals wounds, ulcers, and the worst Of
external disorders. By this celebrated treatment, also, bad
le, and ulcers, are cured, even when they have been up-
wards of twenty years etanding.
Phe Liverpool Town Connell, at their meeting on
Wednesday, passed a bye-law, which compels builders
to 'give 24 hours' notice to the building surveyor before
they fill up the beams, in order that he may see that the
space between the party walla is covered by nine inches,
of brick or stone work. I'l I •
A PROOF Or CI, ABHIC AL AiltiGitAincyruna EINJOATION.
—At a recent sale in Bury St. llMmunds one of the lots
submitted to competition was an accomplished parrot.
The gentleman who wielded the hammer expatiated no
the proficiency of the bird, and stated, amongst its
various merits, that it had received " • classical and
grammatical education ;" but in the midst of hia
eulogium the company were somewhat amused and the
auCtioneer taken aback, by the bird 'giving them " •
spine of It. quality" and breeding, by the pertinent
question, "What she—......nre you tithing r•—•
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A youth named Andrew Maynard has been oommitad
to take his trial at the ensuing sessions of the Central
Criminal Court for the wilful murder of a lad named
Henry Holland, aged 18. The two lads had • dispute
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THE FORBTIVEN. BOOK, on marriage,.
its thequplikcatioies and their removal; the,
modern treatmear6Vspermatorringe, syphilis, stricture,
SC, with rules gind numerobe prateriptione for the
speedy cure by. very simple ittlnt at nervousness,
, debili , and I the more odtdoon diseases and /
lilt inc le maladies of the sexual system. By sf
Dr. .' a 41. D. M.B.C.S. LAW., itc., of the
il 4.
Ec Al cinc, Pars.; Gra:duate in MediCifit
illeergerj, no+ Afidtritirg; Licentiate of the Royal
kb"?' Apatitecaßis, lit.
Fdrtenetuly by the present law, none but the real
Phyviehin or Surgeon dare attach M.D. or M.H.C.B. to
his name iind openly advertise his fees, as heavy
.r.!!l*, aßkißlPtitOninetti would. im...iasarred. The
u pblic .sliOule therefore guard sgaind the arrogant
usumntions of knavish quackseud im
,re• who are
not mn. mediae' me at all, bit impuden stle them-
selves." Dr." " Professor," 11.11.A.5.- F. .A. 8. M.A.,
poc
-buts 4w-order le mislead the- sumer,- so- to the:r tree
character. None of these men really know more of
the deseates they .pritfess Id toilet, than any person
may, by reading the above work.
From long praMded &nervation in the most famous
Institutions of this country and the continent, the
Author Asap had somewhat animal facilities ter
'itoitutring that • uniform success, which' has hitherto
charnearited his practice, and he refers with pride to
the numbers he has been instrumental in redwing to
health and happiness : whilst to all who need each aid
he offers every assurance of speedy restoration.
Patients at a distenoe should forward a detail cll their
cue by letter, enclosing El is. for advice and meliaines,
which will be sent by return. Post-office orders to be
made payable at the General Post 0111cie, I. Dr.
WALTER DE ROOB, M.D., 25, Bedford Place, Blooms-
bury Square, London. Hours for consultation 11 till 2,
Sundays excepted. It is important to recollect Mae
address, as to meet the wish of patients', there is ise
name on the door, and van ItsvaatiOn 18 3T/1101LT

D' DE 4008' VITA, OR
LIFE MOM% Pfeeieleirb oyal letter,
Patent of England; sanctioncd b As Famati
Fraece ; Royal College of Prunia ke., bare in number.
less instances proved their superiority over every,
other advertised Remedy for langonr, landtude, demi.
elect of spirits, irrtability, excitement, fear, distaste,
and incapacity for society study or business, indigo',
tine, pains and palpitation in the side, giddiness, noise
In the head, /cc. This medicine strengthens the vitality
of the whole system, gives energy to the muscles, ,
speedily removes nervousness, epilepsey, paralysis, itc.,
renovates the impaired powers of life, and inrigoratell •
the most shattered constitution. For skin eruptions,
sore throat, pains, in the. bones, and those diseases in
which mercury, earsaparilla, bc., are too often outplayed
In vain, SO the utter ruin of health, its surprising afil.
maybes only to be tested.
B' afore wasting valuable time in seeking aid from
Inetruipeata, and other cruel absurdities professing is
set said* medicines, sufferers wlll do well to make fair
trial of a remedy, which, concocted on nientifie prin-
cipka, cannot fail. Price 45. 6d. and 11x., or four haw
She latter at 3.15. per bottle, and In VS packages. (by
which SI Els. aim saved), through all Chews* is •
direct bent 25, Bedforepliwo, Biemseshorpequare.
Bunch, frost inners which ma be seen by any
"I was never better In siy We, thanks is tuSUS
your modinina"-sik, 4«p5. "Tom nie4l.l2s
his iion• 19i more good than asything."—B. W. LW
einem. "Thank Clod, and I hope he trill reward you:
C. Haraoppol. "If my tongue could speak or lay
M nada llifisit it clexpreas my gratitude teyou I nild
Int*L'liii4 //Wither word nor pea of wine ow
do A. Birmingham. "Em! Timer reed at
the Goths Vita, where or what I might bays been new
/ moat $Oll."—W. 9.„ Wat Pekes.

, 1 .
'lna NEW FRENCH REMEDY.—
, A. THRIIAPION, as generally adopted In the'Freineh
I hospital/ by,Jobert, Roston, &cord, Colorist., Plorry,
' and other notabilities of the French faculty, fa •
1 remarlrably short time, often two es Unto days vein
without the slightest discomfort, inconvenience, or risk,
1 removes all discharges from the mucous membraie,
, whether of the uniary or other organs. This remedy
Iso completely surpassing and superseding eve:tl
!hple: employed, combines ell the desielemd Iss .
I lbht in • medicine of ' the kind, for not oolthe
e 'carry it loosely In his.pocket, :19M
*if=
awe, taste, and smell of-medicine are ex . y ,
fib
In packets, 4s. 6d„ Us, and Ma.,
able Medicine Vendors, or lent diiroWirom ISX
littlitnent on avosipt of Amps or posMalboo.tdar. Thy
Agtize °°3l/O*C.PA 4- ed. kad'tbosi T 6, PR tour
',glib rimnictobtitife irttich is Ng. beetrnisy,Z
..wr=iuti?. to *bite letter isedeir . .
'a Rofr. Controstorre*Arho the ' MOW
proprietor against infrigergeat throughout- tho:
oiled Hbigdola -mg Oho Ceiloob‘

PATM IN W4E, IPLiViirss : .7.24
I.* 'SAGO. CO " HALIISK. DIS '
OF THE KIDNE '` DAR, km. DR,
BOOS' RENAL PILLS wartet acidity of ills itritamih.
and indigestion' ,
promote the functions of the Seer an
kidneys, *noir prsimptinly Mime ia Ma bladder misli
kidneys, with many other serious tutrige49- toe
thee s4,ol)646llkgalipluk OS*. . .
neee,'lllefliffffrof mai "ifoinfaffita long apposed be
nervous, often Alike .01ely flora contearimation, ef the
Iblood with eartain impuritke which should have beea
.earried off tir the kidney.; several annightlY etePtisue
lof the skin and farm else arise from the urne cease, and
may be u readily removed by three Fills, which in 11
leases out of 111 mire With a rapidity almestorardoilllwen.
is. lid, 2s. 64., he. 44., Ils.. mut Vo. guerhex, through.
all Cheodsta.
"I' have takes your Pm. and L4fit 'derive great
buss& from tliesa."-•-ir W. H . .., (Mime, Can..
bri4m. "1 basstalma yourilleal Pills erith elm mast
happy results.”—M. H., Cody , "Ism' Bellia Paigili
me more good than laythteg.l--i-N. A DwinEwk, ,
Sold by Davis arid Sam, sad WOW Witiabar I„
Brand. Harrold. and Tusk, Frwre y Legg* Wareham;
trills& Groves, Woometh ; Coselsk and Lewin, Ff.
hipple-stroot, Ilemnott, 6, Unios-sereet, Heueleigi, IT.
'Lltichmeml-etreet, riymoeth ; oMailßselesedien lidges.
Sumbe-strest, Stonehoue ; Rowe, .Ormibli, ant
lull Co.. Chemist4g. Dueoport ; Beesheollerja, 2-
ihal:and,sOrme. • rtly, Harvey. j Aires.
;street, &dm ,outh • oarder and Om, Victoria Parade
Torquay; Pear* Clromist, Fore-street, Ne4Mitt ; Mar-
tin, Chemist, Truro; Mee, Chemist, Procter, Chers:.ll
,Fenpuosi, Ham, Ohotaiat, Ter. MI, Amlia
Coritegt Obelwar, 111. DOYisal/4 and Co., Clout'
St Ssete__;
_ets,,. toad , kerM
,Doemume.
Hanby; Hlgli-sfresk said Davis, 16. , -street and
40, Oxford-strzak Nadlanila y COO,. Obenlist, Now
L• ~„zi,:.,„,,,...„=„,Wh0i1t05b,
por"Bolik. Lerv,
tt ind (1..., Chavaisim, . ' , . teeluMmill;
100,4 Chisroh-streit,Eamagstoke ; ,soist,,
'wheeler ' Dyson, Chem* Andover. at Maia
moat in abialatia even lama k.h.9# almmiti ditieulty
, name the amount by roam Or *Sur-
Prii, ts• 21, Itedferdidiam . Seburi-ogaare, Leaden,
ame Mee will by seal ' rpasked pler rearm
I NOTICE . & 04 ETION.--.00. ,he he., sis the 'alp
Weer-
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wisdom mai am eitaise •
Mies the merit ''' Waugh pi ices,
f= da utile lettere es Mt 14•41memm6 r•
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YEMAI ms . OWN DOCTOR.
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?or two Monti; 'intlegers may nendif alms dimwit,
gentlemen of 'Whine, rapture-estringretn* end other
stoindkre, who send their books for not , radish tying
histinionfala mita they wrett thewa t,fta. review.
Iron Jonriudasektai, de mot exist, pm*** to awe elimeses
utith instruments instead of medicines, sthwit they stii•
• ,Anterican treatment," and other aboorddia as Mid
ae they are elecepttve.
A physician many years extensively engaged in tha
ltrestment of debility, and the various mental and
nervous affections resulting therefrom, will send free on
receipt of two penny stamps to prepay postage, a
pamphlet containing his hi4hly suceeesful and only ash
treatment, with all the necessary preecriptionsend direc-
tions by which sufferers may cure themselves at trAling
cost. Address Mr. Lewes, Medical Publislier. 14. fiend
Court, Holboni, London.
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NOW TRY Slil.jTip. Ouii
001IPELLIC, con-
pries tor idvid and useful thlithations 01 &ambit
that Ma; 4taidftftinir of individuals, in
iisnle pset
luirly her own. Persons desirourof know' sir .0,11
itharaeteristioe, or those of any friend, ithe style
a
speoirims of writing, staling sex, age, or thippthetm
tie., with 13 uncut penny stamps,
_sad- add
envelope, to Maltz CooriLLE, 69,.thunie 122,14edes
W. when they wilt reciatvea lengthened debit Idtin;
talents, teethe, virtues, failinp, he., of the writer, with
many other things previously unisaspethed, and ether
-
tided to guide it the every-dr, affairs at life. The
thousands who ackaowledge the value and aeournry of
Wm C's sketches establish their great tout 7. ks
pronounced quite extraordismoy."--Choriss Eastatos.
'" You dmaribod my oimmotorsotruly. that I «mkt no*
Iwo done it better."--,1054 "I menot tqe
highly compliment y?u."—thrs, Oneisi, 20, Grasps
Lene, Birkentead. 'The tharthier_you seat to Capt.
H. is strikinly-oorreet.*-Ithithe B. T. golden,
Tenterdest. "The bed judges ploommolo II bus to *
T."—N. O. P. "You have &alio fillie,aitacter
cif the persons. lam almost slYsill laiWaitYo4l
knowledge. It wonderfsl." a., one,
littaluilshil. "Bowe traits petalednet I to be
unknown.% any bet ruyeaff "—MithOWenth CwiTifsg•
sewn, ifthethit.

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DO YOU- lIFAMT ' tollithearr
WHISKERS, mouerAcirtue, mar ti4l
BROWS? Of the numerous preparations introdueed
for the HA..M none have maintained sub esiehrity m
EMILIE D.... =EILEEN., which is panintimil
to produce Whiskers, Moustaoidos, sad Eyebrows a a
few week,; and will be found eminectly simeridul fa
oiourishimf, coding and banutifytog the hair,
greyness in all its stages, ' hict,tif
resenting Its falling
oo: In the rep et hair in ldness, row whitey sums end at wba4vr Ids, rd 05
.. .. . „ taut will prove ita adoniehisma rer. Hi the nured:
• ilia ifklitPedlshies fermis( dm ' ill • beautiful. Med
TRE GREAT Dl.Bo9Vgla OP THE 'AGE. of hair. Frio 2a. Per thhalaatit lugs 'Mal.? armialhit
tithoes
more than fens e ones, lie. emu, fiold by
AY'S MA 676—. every Chemist in the world, or sent postir eaes receipt
MP =BUB POISON.-- of 24 penny stamp% by woo Dm and 0,,,,,,nu1
This celebrated preparation is certain death to Hair Reatorers, ihe., 59, CesdesstimeS, Neweaserstmet,
Bhsokbeeilei, Coekromlues, Criskets, Rats and Mice, it London, W.
being the orginal, and the only one to be relied on.
.) Ekraoms num Jparrignik...-...is one f ceinigha I ham
Theusands may be destroyed in . one night, without i • beautiful moustache."—a. 44aips. Washita. ." lam
danger to honsehold pets. • In consequence of the now boast of • heed of hair 14mh many mama ; I WILP
iMlDenlib demand, Agents have been appointed in every was quite bald on the mown of my hemi •Mcso I began
town in the United Kingdom. Obtainable through Cu using it."—W. B. "Every mull:Ler spottily of
Chemists, Oilmen, &a., in boxes, at Is. or sent free for it." Jones; Chemist, 5, Fasadise-otreet, Lis .
14 stamps, by Emery& Co.. 35, Foley Place, London. W. " HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT F . THE
Insist on tioui het :r'Ellteryi At. Usti in amity HAIR," Whiskete,' Itc., 'with Testimonials, 1451 if
dangerous and wallies isilMions." 4ilints, es.. sod pad fro kg /iv Imola Omni.
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