The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-22 00:00:00

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BATH. —Thenotinst Awns?? TO Uearr
RAILWAY TRAlNs—fin Thursday night as the train
to London on the Great Western Hallway was
within abmit three miles of Bath, the signal Was
given by the engine driver ef something wrong,
and the train was stopped with all possible deapatch.
On investigation it appears that two large stones
bad been placed, one on each rail, with the view of
sending the engine off the line,. but which, provi-
dentially, did not take place. One of the stones
was crushed to atoms, and flew over the driver and
stoker without doing them any serious injury, and
the other stone was forced out of the way by the
sword or guard which is placed before the wheels.
One of the stones is said to have been about 40Ibs.

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in weight.
BRISTOL.—HiIa BRUSHING BY AT/AlL—Ste=
has already been pressed into the service 'of a great
variety of trades and businesses—thc public is made
familiar with it at every turn—and latterly it is to
he introduced into a trade which least of all, perhaps,
would be expected to require its use. Who could
have imagined that a hurdreaser could avail himself
advantageously, of a steam•engi”e to aid him in
brushing his customers' hair, yet it is the fact that
the head can be most efficaciously thrashed by steam
power, and it would not be hariarding too much,
probably, to predict that this novel apparatus to
which we are about to call attention, and which can
be best driven by steam, will ere long be forlnd in
the establishments of mostbairdressers. Mr. Camp,
of 24, College Green has recently invented and
patented a most ingenious apparatus, described in
the official document as " improvement in brushes
and apparatus for brushing," and is now using the
machines meet satiafactqrily, we understand, in
brushing his customers' heads. The rotary brushes
may be driven by hand, steam, or other power, and
the result obtained is much more sgeeeable and
useful than that from the prevailing system of
brushing by the hair.dresser, with two brushes,
with which every one is familiar. The working of
Mr. Camp's apparatus, compared with the old
System of brushing, is more rapid, even, regular, and
gentle, and it does not push the bead about or
scratch the skin—the most tender scalp may be
brushed with perfect freedom. Its velocity carries
with it a current of cool air, which fans the bead and
hair in a most refreshing manner. Its soft, soothing,
yet searching effects go at once to the reots of the
thickest hair, throwing oat the dust, scurf, and
hair clippings in a perfect shower, but, being So
completely under the control of the operator, the
bald scalp may be brushed over as softly as it could
be wiped with a towel. Its perfect seems, we are
told, has surprised even the inventor, who, antici-
pating an improvement over the old system of
brushing, was not yet expecting so perfect a result.
The motive power employed by Mr. Camp is a
hydraulic engine a perfect model—made 14 E.
Itouch, Beehive Works, Canons' Marsh. Mr. Camp
has also amachine for washing the brushes; if neces-
sary many hundreds may be washed in a few min-
utes.

WINCHESTER—FRIDAY NIGHT.—At the Court-
house, Winchester, before Mr. Justice Keating,
James Josepli IV;ddon, charged with the wilful
murder of William White, at Nevrchurch, Isle of
Wight, on the let of March, was, after a patient
hearing of the case, found guilty of manslaughter,
and sentenced to ten years' penal servitude.
SATURDAY.—Edward Lee, the gipsy, pleaded
guilty to the charge of murdering him wife, at
Watedoo, near Portsmouth; but Mr. Lyford swore
that be was insane, and a verdict to that effect was
returned.---John Colvin, charged with the murder
of Thomas Williams, captain of the barque Pasithea,
of Liverpool, on her voyage from Liverpool for
California, was acquitted.