The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

TAUNTON.

THE Wesleyan/ of Taunton have to deplore the
demise of the Rev. Samuel Simmons, governor and
chaplain at the Wealeyan Collegiate Institution,
Taunton. He was much valued by the directors of
the institution, and his ministerial labours were truly
efficient and acceptable.

THZ LATE ELOPEMENT WITH A GROWL —The
young lady, whose abduction case excited so much
interest at Wandsworth is a grand daughter of the
late much-respected philosopher. Andrew Croese,
Esq., of Fineoourt House, Broomfield, near Taunton.
There are some amusing nominal coincidence* in
connexion with the affair. We believe it was the
Earl of " Lovelace" who bestowed the living of
Ockham on the young fugitive's rather; it was
Inspector "Lovelace" who first discovered the retreat
of the runaways, and the house in which they took
up their abode was most appropriately situated in
" Love Lane."

ON Monday was inaugurated, at Boulogne, a
statue erected in honour of the English physician, Dr.
Jenner, by the unitecf exertions of • society of
savants in Paris and the municipal corporation of
Boulogne.
THE SUPPOSED ARREST OF "BROTHER MAURITS.'
—The individual arrested at Birkenhead nuclei the
supposition that he was " Brother Manrue." alias
the Rev. Henry Arthur Morton, has been discharged
from custody, it being found that he was not the
person " wanted."
ACCORDING to the Europe, of Frankfort, the last
meeting between King Leopold and Queen Victoria
was most solemn and affecting. The aged Sovereign
"commended to his royal niece, with sad anticipa-
tions, the future fortunes of his sons, for whom he
bespoke the continuance of a safe asylum at
Claremont."

THE wrought iron fire and thief proof safes of Mr. C.
R. Griffiths, of Cannon-street, Cr. becoming more
generally adopted. In several recent instances,
especially in conflagrations, they have been found to
answer admirably well. Attempts at burglary are wpm-
pletely frustrated by the employment of these safes, as
is demonstrated by the evidence of the police and other
authorities.

COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, or any irritation of
the Throat or Bronchial Tubes, relieved by allowing one
of "Brown's Brand Tr ches" to dissolve slowly in
the month. Price, Is. W. per box. —See Advertisement;
IMPORTANT TO IItIOTHERS.—Mrs. Window's Soothing
Syrup for children teething, which has been go long in
use in the United States, im now sold in this country, at
Is. lid. per bottle. —See Advertisement.
FROM REV. FISHERY WARD BSICHILE, N.Y.—
" ` Brown's Bronchial Troches.' It is five years since that
I accidently entered your store for some sort of a pre-
paration for hoarseness. The Brown's Bronchial
Troches which you gave me entirely answered the pur-
pose which I had in view. Since then in all my lectur-
ing tours I put ' troches ' in my carpet bag as regularly
as I do lectures or linen, and I have never changed my
mind respecting them fro n the first, except to think
'yet better of that which I began in thinking well of.*
—(See Advertiaement in another column.) Price is lid.
per box.
hr order to have tea cheaper in price, as well as more
reliable in quality, it is absolutely neoessary to disallow
the use of all mineral colour on the leaf. It less the
desire to obtain it truly goo land cheap that first induced
Horniman and Co., London, to prohibit the use of
powdered Prnslian tine and plu,nbago on their imports
as the Chinese disguise with these artificial colours, tee
for English oonsuinntion, to enable the low brown
wintry sorts to be mixed off at high rates with the best.
,The aornsumere of Horniman's pure tea, therefore, not
only have it reliable in qn any and cheaper in pries,
but also more wholesome it should be
noticed that the green without the usual blui:l:Parl
is an olive hue; the black is not intensely dark' heti,
are very remarkable for lasting Arength and delicious
flavour. As isuitations abound purchasers should notkm
that every genuine pas.ket is signed Horniman and Clo.,
original importers of the pure tea. Sold only by &lithos
rised agent!; see list for this locality in our columns.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.—AII
afflicted with had legs, sores, ulcers, and skin
who, from want of means or other reasons, cannot email
themselves of surgical treatment, may be relieved from
their comolainis by using Holloway's purifying, sooth-
ing, and healing remedies. In every outward ailment
this wonderful Ointment brinr .
ficial results, by chi eking in fl
tions, and restoring sound,
matio and gouty' tmtures,

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