The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-08-19 00:00:00

LlT'l4,ltic NOTICES.

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Crik.iiilettifei YobteaL, Pirt cut.—This agreeably
diveV4FiutatifritY Mai}ktains it 4 repataticc aa I;ej/kg
one o e.cest or our serial publications. The last part
o penskajtat a huinonrons tele entitled: "The Next Presen-
tatiol,apppoused to be written by the rectorof Chauncey
Bass. 1, the piaron of which is • gentleman of the
Jew persuanon. " The Lounger in the Exhibition"
is amities', seats of entertaining articles. A brief tale
entitled, 44,Ameriqui Practioe" details the romantic
adventures of : a young American doctor, who was the
meanglaelag the lives of only son and daughter of
his fipm homicide—Abe former being now one of
Hen 4lutegard's staff,- and the latter being
now married'to a gentleman in Virginia. Among the
other-Interesting papers is "Home from the Colonies,"
in W4t4l,it hypothetical returned colonist becomes "A
man snout town," node/the isuidance we presume, of
that 'gtap_hie, hurnottrous, -spirited writer—here
rolle&dul^ Into two amusing ndon swells—to whom
we are "Sifiebild for the creation and trotting about
of thrive) abeitlived "Melibams." Mr. William
Chatdbefi bag also cornmenoed a series of records of
persosikobsereation under the head of "Something of
Italyflifeli" Wirt amply repay I careful 'pernsaL
Beveria other tales of fiction, papers on natural
histoft
_Oriente and art, make up a capital part.
MonOttx Minim : A Iffsoftqf TOE THE POETS OIT THZ
Dar.LThe siaeond series of this poetic periodical is
onl by the addition of several pages, while the
yfog
t hi sod general appearance of the work Is
great toprdieS. Nos. land 2, contafn • large number
of ' ' attic highest order of merit Among the
otherakilifeh we had selected for transferring to out
eoluisiiis is 'the follow-in* sublimely didactic poem, by
" Ada. Debora" in which the mind is Carried from
the niateoally trivial to the morally sublime :
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" TBII FLEA.
" Alas ! poor flea' 'tis luckless hour
That place. now within my power
My little midnight toe;
• • Ob ! thou hut led me mach a chase,
, Mopping in and out each place,
I can't now let thee go.
Thou art The thing I do so hate,
Ah lie., I so abominate
g Thy little tickling ways,
T):IIIII then, Mluatently I doom
Thy exit helm this lire and room,
For I mut end thy days.

.' rear little flea! rtill a qualm,
I have no right thy lile to harm,
Tblinstrebilless methinks I hear,
. ycomplaints ring in my ear,
• • • • ellowtag qaiskly mine;
" ,Yeip sttfl I meats annihilate;
-• -gra lees were born to snob a fate
•'.4,416... *her lowly things at earth,
orv-itnnoldemso, thy anwish'ii-for birth,
•44.% s•ALinfi than moat pay the fine.
Iss sa
1 eft Tho valos'in thy life,.

'Mx
"lore

- Jane hemity here to Pritie%
n.,Thy hoWag ways preclude all sue ;
Mhos. I dooms thy tiny breath
et To ererlaitiagdesth ;
• Aad heed not where thy grave may be,
, had a tembjer thee;
or couid,l paint one glowing tint
'Were I to raise a monument.
• Yet—useful in thy death tfiou now ;lost lie.
Proclaiming the groat truth—AU itfc swot di‘ /

rr6BE SOLD—a Handsome Bay PONY,
(the Owner having no use for her), 5 years, 14.1,
sound, and good in every respect. Apply to
Buicaivaa and Co., Coachmakors, Dorchester.

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THE

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHESTER. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1862.