The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-01-19 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

NOTIFICATION AS TO THE REMOVAL OF
NUISANCES, &o.

?FRE NUISANCE REMOVAL COMMIT-
J. elected by the Ratepayer in Vestry for the
=of executing in the three WAREHAM
HIM the PROVISIONS of THE NUISANCE
REMOVAL ACT, 1886, (18 and 19 Via. cap. L2l), and
designated in the said Act as " THE LOCAL AUTHO-
RITY," will meet at the TOWN HALL, on the
FIRST MONDAY in every CALENDAR MONTH,
at Tax o'clock, cm., and deal, according to the pro.
visions of the Act, with Notices of Nuisances which may
then be received, or which shall have been sent to their
Chairman or Inspector lathe intervals of their Sittinp.
NOTICE may be given, in the Form pretoribed by
the Act, BY ANY PERSON AGGRIEVED BY A
NUISANCE, or by any of the following Persons.
The Sanitary Inspector, or any paid Officer under the
said Local Authority.
Two or more Inhabitant', Householders of the Parish
or Plum to which the Notice relates.
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--13117-RZIeVi-n-i6Bl—oer-diii;)!TILI or Parish.
Any Constable, or ang Officer of the Constabulary or
Polies Fora of the District.
And, in case the premises be a Common Lodging.
Hone., any Person appointed for the Inspection of
Common Lodging-Houses.
The word "NUISANCE" under the Act, include.
ANY PREMISES in such a state as to be • NUJJ•11011
or injurious to health.
Any Pool, Ditch, Gutter, Water-Course, Privy,
Urinal, Cesspool, Drain, or Ash-pit so foul as to be •
Nuisance, or injurious to health.
Any Animal SO KEPT u to be a Nuisance, or in.
jnrious to health.
Any Accumulation or Deposit which is a Nuis•noe,
or injurious to health..
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The Act vest, in the" Local Authority" extensive
Powers for Abatement of Nuisances, Sm., as well ss the
means of enforcing, through Authority of Magistrates,
the recovery of Costs and Penalties from those who wil•
fully offend against its provisions, whether Owners,
Occupiers, or other Persons.
The Committee rely upon the willing wistaria of
their Fellow Townsmen in the discharge of their
gratuitous duties and in effectually carrying out *simple
and inexpensive System, the sole object of which is to
save the Town from much heavier Expenses hereafter;
and to promote the Cleanliness, se well se the Health,
and Comfort, of all who dwell therein.
They particularly call the attention of the Surveyors
of Highways to the Liabilities, Duties, and Posers con-
tarred upon them relating to Cleansing Gutters, Ditches,
and removing Accumulations, by the above, as well as
by the Highway act.
Signed by order of the Committee,

FItEF.LAND NUMB,
Chairman.
Wareham, 11th January, 1858.

DEAFNESS ,NOISES IN EARS—THICK-
BRED MEMBRANE—want of seoretion—Ner-
von' Deafness. Instantaneous Relief. Distressing
Noises momentarily stopped. An Act of Benevolence.
Extraordinary Discovery by Dr. WArrzas when in
China. Just Published—for gratuitous cirmlstion
Sent free by Post on receipt of 5 postage stamps
(postage), enabling des/ sufferer' in any part of the
world to regain their hearing, by a sate and painless
remedy, unknown in this eountry.
Dr. JOHN NICHOL WAITERS, resident oonsultin
physician to the British and Foreign Ear Infirmary, 32,
Spring Gardens, Charing Cross, cured himself of 9 years'
deafness and distressing noises by an expeditious and
simple treatment, disoovered during aresidence in
China ; also ihundreds of private patient/ considered in-
curably deaf. By this book deafness need no more be
dreaded—sufferer' can ours themselve—explaining how
the author was cured, the means used, rescuing the deal
from snares and frauds of daily advertising quacks, etc.
Eminent physicians and clergymen, some of whom hays
been cured by Dr. Wetter', can honestly and truly
testify the fact, having witnessed with startling amaze-
ment deaf children and aged sufferers made to beer
conversation perfectly, though deaf for 40 or 50 years.
Dr. Wetter' is a member of the Royal English College
of Surgeons, obtained his diploma, March 31, 1843, also
Lieentiate of the London Royal Apothecaries' Hall,
diploma granted, January 30, 1930. Dr. Wetter' re-
Wye* patients in consultation, every day, between 11
and 4. In one examinaticm he guarantees to -restore
hearing, however incredible it appears, without an in-
stant's inconvenience or /offering. All letters to be
directed to Dr. WArrns, Ear Infirmary, 32, Spring
Outten', Charing Cross, London.'