The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23 00:00:00

FRENCH- POLISHIND ; CHAIR:4. SOFAS. &e.. STUFFED ON THE MOST

MODERATE TERMS.

NoTICE
IS HEREBY GlVEN,—tbat a
FINAL ORDER will be made in the Matter
ot the Petit. for Protect from Prooess, of ROBERT
FRY. of I,,mtbredy, in the comity of latract. Carpenter
and Wheelanght. and Insolvent Debtor at the County
Dorsetshire, holdcn at Dorclie.ter, in the ssol
t'onnty on TUESDAY the sixth day of NOVEMBER
nest, et Twelve o'clock precisely, unless cause be then
and there shown to the contrary.
By the Court,
G. SYMONDS,
Registrar.

EDWAItD GO U LD, HOUSE and SIGN
PAINTER, DECORATOR, GLAZIER,
liez. to thank Cie pithlie for ',wit. favonni ainee to. remo-
val to the Preoli..e. a the Lite Mr. iiIINI:T DEVII. •u.
Trty-si reel, Dorchester and hope, by strict attesitioo
to business Punctuality, and despatch, to secure a con-
Litman, 4,e the smile. . .

....... -
N. it. .i..i .. g in all it bniin lies; aim, (train-
ing in imitation of Maple, Mahogany, lloaewood,
iiiit, &a., executed with tii.te, anti in the beat .tyle of
w wanakip.

C 20,000 for ONE POUND. —LOTTERY
au,:ooribeil awl WI liorernuieut. Apply
I. FREnritleli SINTZ, Iktulzer, Fraokfort-oti
or atitlrey.tol to :lids at 2s. Cteisseiti's Line. Lou,-
baid.,,rert, Loudon, E.C., will Ix duly forwarded.
Provectus gratis.

IIAMILY AltMS,for
tP.tatl.alit:
I 12a. ; Gothic and Ilmletn 3lunourams IMaigned,
Arum Quartered. Imp .letl, and Painted on Vellum.
I areonling to the law, I Heraldry .-- Ity T. 417 I. um )N,
Engraver aml Crantwount-street,
...Auer .4 St. Martina Lane. Loudon. WA.%

AvEDI/1M; CARDS—Fur Lady and Gentle-
man-50 Each. ro Emh.o,l Enroope., with
Maiden Name Printed Inside, Viniting Canto- A
'upper Plate Engraved in any Style, with Name and XI
Card+. Printed for 25., post Inc N.B. All order 4
evetatt. it Is return of post, for Stamp* or Cash.—T.
I'ULLED iN, 84,1 Engraver and I tie Sinker, 25, Ursa,
hourn.strvet, corner tif St. Martin'a Lane. Loudon, W.C.
THE PEN St' PERSEDED. Mark your
Linen. The best nntl only method of Marking
Linen, Silk, St.. king., roar-e Towels, or Hoolut, No as
to prevent the Ink w.-hing out, is oyith (171..1.ET11N'li
PATENT ELEt TllO-1411.VLIt Ph ITE.S. liv meann
of thin novel ilsoU..lld piecrs of Linen tint
he Markvil in a few It tors. Initi4l4„ 14. each ; Name,
2s. tid.; Set of Nloveable Numbers. 24. e.i.; (real Plate,
54., with the necessary Directions for 1.4 e. Post free.
rertificAte feint the • 'tumid Dr. Sheridan Musitratt,
F.E.S. Profes.nor of Ultettlistry.
" Several trials with Mr.( 'FLLETI LN'SPntent Elertro
Silver Plates for Working Linen, induced me to um-
tiontice then. execlient ; the letters are beautifully
marked in a deep black colour, wishout blotting ; and
after a long inliling. will, either Potash tor Soda, thee
remain unaltered. Other Plate: which I tried devout-
' onis.4l the Ink, awl in hinny CPPK, 'burned hobos in the
Linen. 1 cat, testify Mr. I'ELLETON'ti Plates are
I tocernalible, and will nut hurt the fitient fabric.

iSiguedl "SHERIDAN MUNPKATT,
" College of Chemistrl.
" Map I:Vh, lAA. y, Liverpool.
AU All Orders to he sent to the Patentee and Sole Maker,
T. I LLETON. 25, Cranbourn-Street, corner of St.
Martin's Lone, London, V.C.
•.• All Orders executed by return of Post.

A FIIIENDLY BIT OF CHIT-CHAT
&einem Mrs. 5c.111.4-ell uu Mrs. Thrifty,
ABOUT

HARPER TWELVETREES' SOAP
I,4)wllElt.

ScRUBWI:LL.- Do you mean to say that you have
we•he.l Al that lot of clothes before breakfast this
ilioniiiig . .

-
Tnitirrv.- -Oh ye% ! it. easy enough now to get rid
of all the alatalash, siesm, and drii,miNg alapa an a I
WW:rrk ii
1 1;); in g.od
tine.
by lg Ha tU.iltel!'al7yeayr Tel sml:kevegireenic,k.
solt Powder," and it makes tl:c clothes beautifully clean,
sod white, too. I assure you. 1 merely boil them
t.sc..Ly minutes, and hang them rp to dry. I have never
used anything equal ic, mid I have tried all Dorts of
things 10 my time. In fact, one reason why I like
" lisrner Twelvctre.. soap Powder"overother Vi'ashing
l'owders it, bccanse it is soft 1111.1 beabog to the hands,
nod mskes such is fine, nice lather. Hesidm. I never
rub our clothes, mu you know bow black niy
shirts 6ct a. Ike Fowoory.
Patentee : Ilsarrit Twusitrancs. "The Work.,"
Brooderby•Bow, ',undue. hold by Style. James and
Co., grocers, J. Frond. chemist, Talloch and Co.,
{corers, and J. Bishop. grocer. Durchentot J. Lunde*,
a, Weymouth ; W. Snainusse, grow, Wosobam
rG•orge, Blandford ; J. Ream'. BlidPort and by
Grocers and Druggists everywhere.

NERVOUS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Eighty-seventh Edition, 208 pages, sent post free by the
Author for six peony postage stamps.
lIRIENDLY COUNSELS, Mediad
Treatise CM the Infirmities of Youth and Man-
hood, both mental and physical, resulting from excesses,
, unit plaits direction, for their removal, by Professor
Thomson. From upwards of twenty-five year'
experience in a praatitio unequalled for extent And im•
porta:we, the Author is enabled to treat, with the
utmost certainty of cure, every variety of dime's' arising
from solitary habits, excesses and infection, such AS
spernottorrhina, Stricture, and Syphilis. in all their
a:Ages—widen, owing to neglect and improper trust
-
went, fre,ueutly end in disease of the kidneys, stone in
the bladder, gravel, gout, rheuilistism, indigestion,
,sirielity, skin diseases, and pain in the back, &C. The
neglect of these diseases by medical men generally, and
their futile attempts to curs by the um of those den-
genius medicines, mercury, cuhebs, saiwarttrillxi
&c., have produced the must dangerous results.
Sufferer, are invited to apply without delay to Dr. T.,
who guarantees a speedy and perfect cure of every
svmptom, whether primary*, secondary, without Um
above dangerous niedicinew, thus preventing UM pawl.
hint., of any after symptoms. This truth has been este-
bliahed in many thousands of cases; and, as a further
guarantee, he undertakes to core the most inveterate
cue. in a *here time, without hindrance (ruin business,
change of diet, d:c. Permanent relief can only be
reasonably expected at the hands 14 those men who
devote the whole of their studies to this neglected clam
of diseara. Persons at a distance can be suceeasfull7
treated by correspondence, on their Rending a full detail
of the symptoms, &c., with the fee of One Pound, by
Pteit-office order payable at the Ocneral Foat-office,
when advire and medicines will be promptly despatched,
secure from observation. Address— Dr. RALPH
ThittIISOX. 2r(, Clareurc lined, Kentish Town,
LUMIOII. Consultations daily by appointment. Those
who have hitherto failed in getting relief are earnestly
invited, and no case will be abandoned until fall sale-
(Action is given.

DR. THODISON'S INVIGORATING
PILLS are the great remedy of the age for
general debility, nervousness, spermatorrlice.a, discharges
of any kind, gravel, pains in the back, rheumatism,
gout, and all diseases of the kidneys and bladder. They
eradicate every trace of disease, purify tin blood,
invigorate the system, and have restored bodily power
to thousands who now enjoy sound health and vigour. To
the aceptical and theme who have been deceived by
quack medicines a email box (for trial) will be sent free
by post for three penny postage ,tamps. Sold every
where, in boxes, price Is. ljd. and It. 9d., or will be met
post free, packed so as nut to rattle, on receipt of 14 or
33 penny stamps, by Dr. Thomson. 28 Clarence-road,
Kentish Town, London. A few extract. from Testi-
monials, thousands of which may be seen at the
establishment:—" They cured we in flee days." 0.8.
" Your pills are excellent, they relieved we at once.
W. H. • I tried them for pains in the back, and they
eased me in a few hours." G. It. "They did me cinch
good, I want them fur a friend." W. S. •• Y,•ur pills
saved my life. I was reduced to the most frightful state
of debility." H. J. "Their vivifyin4 effects are
wonderful." D. J. " I have enjoyed good heath ants.
1 took your pills." W. C.
Two Minutes Plain Advice to Sufferers, wit/
Instructions for Self-Cure. Testimonials from Clow
Men, Physicians, Noblemen. ke., sent free by post or
I one penny stamp.

NO MORE QUACKERY! Every sufferer
in the world may be cured by the new system of
treatment, which has may
successful in thousands of
nervous and general debility, sperruatorrhawa, loss of
niernory, failing sight, epilepsy, consumption, indiges-
tion, giddinew, headache, and the long list of fearful
ilismows known as nervous complaints, resulting from
the errors of youth and manhood, many of which have
been given up by the doctors as quite incurable. Seed
tr..° penny imstage stamps to Dr. THOMfiON, 211„
Clarence Road, Kentish Town, London, and he will
forward by return a copy of his book (108 pages), by the
aid of which every one way recover permanent health
in a very short time, and at a trifling expense, thus sav-
ing themselves from • life of mi-cry, cud the eatortion-
ate charges of ouacks who advertise to cure thole dis-
eases. Extracts from genuine reviews: "The doctor
de.erves all praise for issuing such a book, the utility of
which is undeniable."—Chriatinis Times. "This book
iv ' popular in every Willi of the word, and its worth IS
untold to those who cannot from • sense of sham*, ma-
, cult the family physician.--Bax,tiet Magarixe. "Racy
can we recommend a medical work, but we do ao ía
I hisiosuisco himeatly."—Literary Gazette.

D PTU RES' EFFECTUALLY CURED
WITHOUT A TRI.7BB.—AU sufferers from this
complaint are earnestly 'invited to communicate with
Profemer Thompson, as be can conscientiously ;guarantee
them relief in every ease. His celebrated remedy has
been succesdul in many thousands of cases, and is appli-
cable to every variety of angle or double rupture, how-
ever bud or long standing. or either sex, of any age;
effecting a perfect cure in • short time, without condo*
merit or inconvenience, thus doing away with any
further necessity for wearing trusses, or other support
—a BOON that cannot fail to be appreciated by the
afflicted. Persons in any part of tire World can have
the reinedy sent to them, post free (pecked so that no
one can know the contents). with full and ample instruc-
tions for use. on reeeiet of 10a. in postage stamps, or by
mot office order. payable at the General Post Med to
Gr. Ralph Thomson. :51, CIATODCO Read, Kentish Tows,
Loudon. Couaultations daily by appointment.
An Emay on Gm Store, Causes, Symptom*, sad
Treatment .4 every kind of Rupture, with • large col-
leetion of Te-timonials from patients cured by this
remoly, will he sent, free by post, on receipt of ono
penny stamp.
The following °streets are given with the full con-
sent of the writers. No. 97. • I write to inform you
that my ripture is quite cured.—J. Mills." No. 110.
" Your remedy softened the part, took away the pain,
and ouite cured the rupture in • fortuight.-11. Ward."
No. 213. " 1 am happy to tell you I am cured, although
I bail a eohl all the time I was using your remedy.—
Gist." No. 103. •• The rupture has never been down
since I used your remedy.—.l. Teak." No 787. "1
used your cure three months ago, and the rupture has
riever been &nen since„—J. Thorogoud." No. 1,192.
ffline was a crelgenital rupture; my doctor did not ex-
pect emelt a perfect cure.-0. Smithie." No. 2,913.
"It ha. never been down *Mee 1 used your treatment.
—Mrs. Sarah Heleell." No. 9,422. Iker Sir,—lt
is with the greatest pleasure I have to inform you that
my daughter is entirely cured of the rupture; and you
are quite at liberty to inake use of my name upon this
sobject in any manner you may think proper. I
remain. yours truly, Charles Nil . June 2501, 1858."
50. 4,218. "The reined,/ was done • fortnight ago,
I and it +twins all right so far.—J. Thorne." No. 6,217.
I " I find myself a great deal better, and 1 mu thankful
1 to Gott for it ; my rupture ham all diaeppeared.—W.
1
, Ranting." No. 6,221. "1 am thankful to say I am
perfectly well.—B. Betty." No. 7.001. "The rupture
is quite eute.l.—A. B." No. 9,4'-'9. "It has behoved
. me perfectly."—W. Wright."

KNOW THYSELF: AND WHAT FIT
MM.—KATE Itt'SSELL continue* to give her
interesting and useful delineation. of the incl.tal and
mural characters and capahilities of individuals, from an
examination of the himilseriting, in a st)le of cle.icrip-
time never before attempted. Persons iiesirous of know-
ing their own jeculiarities, or those of anv friend in
al they may he interested. must address • mita or
other speci ttttttt of writing, stating sex and age, and en-
closing fourteen pennv postage statups, to Misa RUS-
SELL. Arlington :Street. Moriiiiigton Crescent. Loo-
•o0, and they will receive in a day or two • full and
minute detail of the gifts, defects, talents. tastes,
affections, dc., of the writer, and their probable influ-
ence on after life, with advice in dilficultito, and as
, future pruspects. All letters are conaidereil strictly coo-
-1 lidental ; and, to prevent iniatakes, applicants are re-
quested to enclose an envelope properly directed to them-
selves. The many thuussm.6 who have thankfully ac-
knowlislged the value of advice given, and the accuracy
I of Miss IL'.. Sketches of character, establish the troth
I and value of the science without a doubt. Extracts front
I Testimonials : —Front S.P. "Many thanks for your
I truthful portrait." -R.N. "I fear his character is too
: troly you so freely describe it."W. —B. "Your lung
I letter, though very flattering, my friend says is amaz-
ingly currect."—A.D. "Mamma says the character you
1, gave is veryjust, and not too good.”—B.W. "I am glad
I your opinion of her character coincides with my own.

GRATIS TO FFERERS. —A Clergyman
hark g cured himself of severe nervous debility,
lobs of meu.ory, indigestion, pains in the back. rheu-
matism, and other fearful symptoms rebutting from the
itop,udences of youth, is earnestly desinms of impair-
ing to his 'suffering fellow-creatnres the means by which
his restoration to health was effected, and will send the
properly prepared in doses, and • book written
by himself, containing all the necessary information, on
receipt of four penny portage stamps to prepay the
twr tage. Address -Rev. F. RUSSELL, 4. Arlington
offered sith unaffected sincerity to all who need relief,
and ospecially to those who have been deceived with
11, StixAtu....re:se. kt:ZitMlilC,:tuforrefinblgt°wf:obiirrnkfb:tre*::.l7,n,Rrtiliyi.Nb.we'nilld.sloshelEclß. i.hlisbeil, price
herrn on ',rescued before the Young Mena' Chniitia•