The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-27 00:00:00

Sporting Intelligence.

011ILLT PcDTRRX MATCEI a NiinfAIIIITT, 101
£soo.—On Thursday morningthe running-waists, of 100
yards for S2OO aside, made at Brighton dvring the
Sussex week, between Captain 'Gebel', of the 55th
Regiment, and Mr. Chadwick, formerly of the St
Lancers, came off on the Bury-road, opposite Mr
Joseph Dll/1101ell (Lord Stamford's Indoor) residence,
Newmarket. The match having incited considerable.
interest amongst the aristocracy, there was a lug*
attendance of the " upper ten." including Lord
Cardigan, Lord Stamford, the Marquis of Resting., kc.,
as well as a numerous commune of spectators composed
of all clauses. Both athletes had been in Atrial training,
and came to the mark in the very pink of oondition.
The betting, which bad always been in favour of Captain
Barbell (who is well-known as an owner of steeple-
chasers), rose to 4 to 1 upon him on the evening pre-
ceding the rase. On Thursday morning Bto I was laid
on him, and just before the start 100 to 8 OD Captain
Muebell was accepted. The captain, however, was put
back a yard for having mad* a false start. but when the
Anal start was effected he speedily made up the lost
, ground, for he went away, and won, according ta La
decision of Mx. Clark, by six yards.

A ROMANTIC STORT.—rpererd of 30 years ago re
marriagetook place in the nsughbourhood of Liverpool.
After living together till after the birth of a child, the
husband went to Australia to seek his fortune. His
wife never heard from him after be left her, and, sup-
posing he was deed, on the lapse of seven years she
married a widower with three children. To this
number, in her mooed married life, ob. added Are,
making her whole family, including the child by her
first husband, nine in aIL Some time since the
second husband died, and Me was left to struggle
with her large family. To her great surprtee,
at the beginning of the present year her first hus-
band made his appearance in Liverpool. During his
30 year.' absence be had prospered in Australia, and was
• imps landed proprietor there. He had heard of his
wife s second marriage, but as the fault was his be
thought of returning to England until he heard of the
death of the second husband. To make amends for his
former neglect of his wife—for not e-ithstar. ding her emend
marriage she was still his wife—he behaved in the meet
handsome manner to all her children, pee them costly
outfit., and has taken them and the wife of his warty
affectione out with him to the land of his adoption.
The wife, who has thus after an absence of more than
30 years been restored to her poeition, is now about 70r
years of age; and .0 recent is their departure that the
vessel In which they sailed is not yet out of the ChanneL
As no marriage ceremony was necessary, none was gm*
through.
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0311101ITTY BATISFIND.—Some people will probably
enquire why the name of the most precious of gems
has been selected for the "DIAMOND BLACK Lim)."
The manufacturers will try to moldy_ them, lecause
firstly on account of its purity, secondly its brilliancy,
and thirdly, its great value.—Recldtt k Sons, London
Bridge, 8.C., and Bull.
Retailed by all Wages, Chnecikrr, Grocers, Jr.'
mongers, et-
Psauszgerratir I/SPOT/T.—Mr. White. in his Report
to Parliament on the employment of children in Match
Manufactories (just published), alluding to Bryant and
May., says "There is nothing unpleasant or objec-
tionable here; the factory is remarkable for the ex-
cellence of its arrangement, both for the health and
comfort of the workpeople." This is very important
testimony, as in the genie Report the Commisaioner
speaks of the dreadful disease (necrosis, decay of the
lower jaw-bone) prevalent amongst those engaged in
the manufacture of ordinary holler.
Bryant and May's Patent Pefety Match ignites only
on the box, thus affording to life and property the most
effectual protection trim fire.

A GOOD A ITICLII ENDOW RMOOMMINDATTOW.—
The truth of this proverb has been peeved to • mer-
Tolima extent in an Inatome, where 0001111111101 have re-
commended an &Aide that is pure as well as good, in
place of *as that is commonly sophietioated. It is the
Sorting quality, and uniform good vales, of Messrs.
Hornbeams's celebrated poslari tea, that has reared He
recommendation from family to family; for this purr
lea now mijoys a sale hitherto unpersllsiad in the annals
of tbe trade. It can be obtained I. every town from autho-
rised Agents (Cbemista, Coefectioesers, or Booksellers),
but to prevent disappointment, it is Deedfol to see that
Honsiman and Co's signature is on every packet.
Tee Rcscrtuc Limn is cow Pionucza DT yes latest
but immense force of the Magnet, precisely similar to
that employed in Herring's YegmtlA wishes Dr.
Hawaii says, "I regard them as the most perfect
Brushes hitherto made, as respects their roschanima
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construction, and their action." They are
the remedy for Grey Hair. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, to.
N.B.—Counterfeits are being made.
Mesa, 31, Basinghall-dreet, London.

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Tan PATZIT CAULISS OIL whisk attracted ou much
attention last lemon on amount of its greet brilliamy,
perfect safety, and entire hooken from Meagre -os
smell, is now being supplied by the Manufacturers is
greatly increased quantities, if possible to most the
extraordinary demand that bee arisen for it. This
Ii adapted for use in the mansion equally with Use
outrage, as it pommies DORS of the draerbeelo that apply
to the 001001011 bliss& Oils, while in point of prise it
ass be had of respectable dealers, at pries no higher than
ishoweglerend, liboaldelarged
beforearefulth. °wrntrask°lllfor; th"emuPsmen' ruerr
Carmine Oil., and me that the right article issupplied,
as inferior Otis are ohm substituted by unprincipled
dealers. Sold wholesale by Callow+ SKITS, k
80. Fesgiurekotrest tondos, who also simply the
Pall= CASELIIII WM.
NUN APPIRDCIATICD.--It Is setiahotory to Ind that
the famous " llaisenie was appreciated by the Germans
at their Great Exhibition lately held at Haniburgli.
There, as h.re, last year, it gained from all conmstitors
the only medal for its enpetority. i,,
bably the bast food !lensed from abroad, being the
eery life of the Yaks. No Wady should ever be with-
jou it, either se a diet for the feeble, or as lussuy
and it loss coonomkal as it Is hesithfol. The " liaison"
it should be understood inn be obtained from Grocers,
Chemist., dc.—" Yarning Herald."

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ragas,— his something' Mikan to determine which ot Moor
diem* s sinitng the sallerer. bet th woD U 1 Dot
sults' if Ballownee reessibm be awd. They amiss sad
masa ratimaler mot nerves* pans. To birettlai7 r eumatims.
siter bathing the ethseMi par s malt wenn sea sad mem,
Holloware Otatment imeold to well robbed UDC.
that It tray penstrabe end moat to emaidat sad rametww
arowortise an the deeper rem& sad nerves winch are sedal7
seeks& sad camits both Ihe nein sad to. sweats&
way's tratiment ha the malt el remertan the dhow
dehilitatla the seestlbilea, atilt wee the Writable
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abated la them