The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-11-25 00:00:00

Central Nen3s.

Tee COTTON FANlNN.—Messrs. Cassell, Pater and
Galpin announce tor publication in Case(lrs Illuagraled
mbew tole by Mr. J. F. Smith, entitled,
" Warp and Waft; or, the Cotton Famine," • tale of
Manchester lire; It will commence in the number pub-
lished December Ist. Mr. Smith has been fat some
time exclusively engaged upon this tale, and, from the
peculiar interest with which the present state of the
manufacturing districts necessarily invests the subject,
the tale will, no doubt, be a very popular one,
InION MODENTY.—it will be remembered that at the
late riot amongst the Irish hop-pickers in the Wert
Borough, an infant was seriously injured by being
struck upon the head with a large flint stone. The poor
child died a week or two since, and the °facials of the
railway company were astonished the other day by re-
oeiving a demand for compensation from the parents I
Of course the application WY refneed.--Maidstont
Journal.

COD FISIL—The cod in the sea' as the pike in the
river. is of so voracious a nature that he will bite at
whatever may 00020 in his way, and whenever it is set
before him. In a ood-fish weighing inb, caught by the
writer in October. 1864, there were found a plaice of a
pound weight (quite fresh,) three whole herrinp, a
sand-dab, a piece of bullock's hide, two large crabs,
about four dozen prawns, a large piece of chalk, and
four trouser buttons I In another, caught four days
Inter, were two whitinp, a horse-mackerel, five crabs,
two polypi (sea anemonead and shrimps ad lifoitent. So
eccentric indeed ia t'ae cod in his diet that during • long
autumn's and winter's fishing the writer &minted himself
with making memoranda of the singular °entente or
some of the fish taken by him.
PATENT CALELLNE OlL.—The demand for this
splendid illuminating Oil is so greet that it has far ex-
seeded the supply, helm great disappointment hail
has been experienced by many wishing to use it;
hiesers. CADDELL, SMITH At CO. 80, renchurch-street,
London, have now the pleasure to announce that by
greatly extended means of production they trust soon
fully to meet the extraordinary demand, and are ready
to appoint Agents for the gale of the Cazeline Oil and
Lamps in those plums not yet fully occupied.

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" ANcrittn OP TRZ BRITISH LIONS which was
always surrounded was Benson's mysterious clock, of
which the wheels are at one end of the building and
the hands and dial at another. The magnifibent
arrangement of wheels, springs, cylinders, and levers
are there to speak for themselves, and all the foreign
watchmakers have acknowledged them to be master-
pieces in their way ; but the pur.rle was to understand
how the momentum they created oould, almost like the
electric fluid, be conveyed and regulated along slender
iron rods 300 feet in length, and made to move with
the exactest position the gigantic hands of a dial on
far away tower.—Daily News, June 28, 1862. The
above extract front the article on the International
Exhibition is descriptive of the groat turrret clock
which .1. W. Benson exhibits as a sample of his work-
manship By the aid of steam maehinery, and every
facility for their production, lie is able to manufacture
not only the large and elaborate quarter clock at 2,000
guineas, but also the simple but accurately performing
timepiece for the village church or school, at 15 guineas.
The same machinery is also applied to the manufacture
of all kinds of house docks, suitable for the hall,
staircase, warehouse, office, or Counting house, which,
by this moans, are produced at very ranch lower prices
than those usually charged. Benson's illustrated
catalogue of clocks contains numerous patterns suitable
fnr the drawing and dining rooms, the library, Atm,
&c., and a short and interesting account of the rise
and progress of the art of clock making. It also
includes a description of the various clocks and time-
pieces manufactured by J, W. Benson, with a carefully
prepared price list of the same, and can be obtained
gratis on application, or will be sent post fn3e by en-
closingtwo stamps to the Manufactory, 33 and 34, Lud-
gate Hill. London, 8.C., Established 1749.

VISTTOIIB TO LONDON are respectfully invited to
inspect J. W. Benson's tnegnilioent show of Watches
and Clocks of every description, and at all prices,
from 8. to 80 guineas in silver, and 6 to 100
gtiiness in gold. His disnlay of watches round
his greet clock in the Middle Avenue of the Exhibition,
is acknowledged to be the finest it the building. The
Times, Speaking of Horological Instruments, Class 15,
International Exhibition, rays, "Undoubtedly, how-
ever, the finest show is made by Benson." See Times
of May 7th, 1862. The Daily Newe says, "The public
pronoun.% Mr. Benson's show, including the wonderful
clock, to be one of the most attractive of its class in the
whole Exhibition,"—Dailp News, 18th July, 1862.
Benson's "lillustrated Pamphlet" contain, an interest-
ing amount of the rise and progress of the science of
Horology, with descriptions of the various escapements
in use tit the present time. It also includes • number
of specimens of engraving, an& a copious price list,
from which persons in distant parte can select the
watch suited to their wear, without the necessity of •
visit to London, Evil instructions are given for the
care of a watch, And the pamphlet will be 'sent post-
free for two stamps, or gratis on application at the
manufactory, 33 ancl34, Ludgate Hill, E.C. F.otablished
1749.

DEATH OF A VETISHAN.—Died, On the 9th inst., at
the Cavalry Barracks, Cahir, "Crimean Bob," tHe
oldest troop horse in the British cavalry. This veteran
oommenced his career in the 15th Husmrs, and on their
embarkation for India was transferred to the 14th
liight Dragoons, and from that regiment to the 11th
Hussars in like manner, when the 14th were ordered on
foreign service. He first joined the army on the 2nd of r
October, 1833, making a total of military servioe of
nearly 30 years, during which period he was all through
the Crimean campaign, and was ridden in the memo-
rable charge of Belaklava, and at the Battles of Alma
and Inkerman' by the present farrier-major of the
regiment, and during the whole campaign was flirter
struck off duty through sicknem On the retorts Of
the regiment to England he was shown to hisHoyal
Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief, who would
not allow him to be oast, but ordered him to be retained
in the regiment until his death, which occurred on
Sunday morning from old age and general decay, tattle
shicere regret of all ranks of the regiment, from the
colonel down to the youngest recruit, with whom the
old horse was a universal favourite.—United Service
Gazette.

TRI PETNCE OP WALIa—A HAPPY CoINCIDPIWX.
—The Rev. Richard Tyacke, vioar of Padstow, Corn-
wall, relates the following happy and eingulae
coiubf-
deuce, relative to the day of the Prince of Welstee
majority :—On Sunday, the 9th inst., the Padatow
lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution.
was the means of raving, under very perilous circuin.
stances, the crew of font men of the sloop LADS of
Padstow, which had in a heavy surf parted ?reinter
anchors and gone ashore. By the written permtseten,of
the late Prince Consort the Padstow lifeboat wee called
the "Albert Edward," after the Duke of Cornwall, It
is, therefore, rather • happy and singular coincident*
that this lifeboat, which is the only one in the kingdom
called after his Royal Highness, should, on the Yeti
day on which the Prince of Wales attained his majority,
have rescued four poor fellows from an inevitoble
death. This valuable lifeboat has on several previone
011131.4i01011 been the means of saving shipwrecked =MS
on the Doomat Bar Sands, under most dangerous dr-
onmetances.

NO MORE BLACKREETIESM

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EMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—
Certftin death to al vermin. Prioe le., or Pos
free for 14 stamps.
NO MORE CORNS,- BUNIONS, ! I
EsiERY'S CORN PLAISTERS, remove
Cornet ke, epeeddy, painlessly, and effectually.
Testimonials constantly arriving. Price is., or obtain-
able, as is also the Beetle Poison, through all chemists,
, or sent direst for 14 stalling.

NO MORE RHEUMATISM!!!
IT
VMERY'S MARVLPLLOUS- CURE FOR
_LA RHEUMATISM, in one week, without medicine,
Obtainable only through the Patentees. Post free for
14 stamps. Address, Emanr & 00., 16, Dorset-street
Perhampagnars, Lend* W.

iEXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF THE NEW
MODE OF TREATMENT.
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14,345 Odra! siithritit • Single failure ill
SUCCESS IN. EVERT OASII• +AB miarms AS THAT WATER
' 4SENOHIE3 THIES% .. .
Peet free for Six gleteepl 01)04 NO, or 14 is a
. ..: ' SWAMt watelOp.c,i,...2___A„:
irrIHE NEW 8008,
1. DECLINE and its zeady riiii+lble modern
treatment of certain disinuilifications.; Inlee and
numerous prescriptions for the spinicly .ilsere.ni oorT
simple means of nervousness, debnityo Aunk all the
more common &teases and tripposed'inedridge maladies
of the sexual system. hir Dr. WeDirMOMY, M.D.
M.R.C.S., LAC., dm., of the lfsolerle hfedeciele, Petrie
Graduate in MeKeini, Ssrijerp, and Afidsoierff•
By the present law, hole tle•wiell Physician or
Surgeon dare attach M.D. or M.R.C.S. to his name and
openly advertise tillers, as heavy penalties would be
incurred. The publio Should Mettle* guard spinet
i rupodors who impudently style themselves ' Dr."
" t'ruiessirl" "1M.8.A.0.?"1.E.R.1.4*,?,MJ1LA.," tee.,
in or4e to mislead Ils• nawavytmw lie atlMir tree
character: ;stone of ieae lawn reek !irleeue More of
the &Mosses they profess he ,trOsi:.. OW ,iOOl Person
may by reading tbeilldf.i. ?Omit, t.
Fr.)* long practical erdbart—atn.•riposikfamons
Inatitations of this lieunify . and the ottntifinit. the
Anther is hid issittesiliat "Mitlechit' facilities for
acquiring that uniform sucoema vrhietr 'hes 'hitherto
characterized his treatment. and he refers with pride to
the numbers he has been instrumental in restoring to
health and llippinest eltifilst trr all who neçd such aid
he offers every -awarands it- iiipbMt:: 'storation.
Persona at a distance- should, fashiesst*defef of their
Casa bYI4.*s.OACESEing SirafMiMfeeMfb4iHENSYMiMinsE,
which win be mot by Mime; T PSifit
With td pre& ..Peeloelike slats' ke 110,3inIZT:yill
at the ial ' Peals ',than/ Ms AitialPstyua Du
goes, 1L,p,,.. ,215..Bedgordliade,eittoomiltlitf,“_Square-
iowdon. lion,.for amsulesinea ?vitae; away' ez
eepted.. •Itis . impotent to , eseollaeti 4- *dress, as
to inset the wish of Palau% *MI as is
STUMP SMATSETE, .: ~ ••• Had '44.013,11. IA VA., •
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,rekeretirtitTr.
%,../ VIZA,, Or PEQET , LIME i Pro-
tected by . ideffcrS, Meat ; 4samloslai .4y the
Pacnlti de i,4r0., live M--nutairederWiestanoss
W, T:ed, tir,,l, poi*, ifft.P,Ter, wr -ether-advertised
. , Piro -:rt.a.,.. Mirka( 'Spirits.
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, irritability, totiurnif per, _ •andiaimaloadaty for
society, study or buiiiimisr. pabwried palpi-
tatioe irl the side, giclakneat.. Pike instbschead, Am
This thedicittil stre,ngthenit 44, *eau of ,alia:whote
errOiln: gives energy to thp:someoles, apsodfly :amerce
nervousness, renom the Aomps4m4 mews at lib, and
inotlierstee the most ehattved eorndatetidet. :ler skin
eruptions, sore throat, pains in the imam an& those
&imam th *Mob mercury, sarsaparilla, ha' we too
Iten vfinphled to tbe utter rain al health, its mrpri-
ssiirelitatty has on/y to be tested. • , hatl,•
' Metore wasting valuable time in susidolit4lll: from
instruments, eleetrioily. ialvanians,,- MAW similar
abou'dithet Frofersing ,_te lest I add* aaadieines, by
American fmioatora end *niers, , whom twasisi "dis-
tinguished qualificitions". coninst solely. •of . their
consummate impudence, offerers win do wino make
fair trial of • remedy, which, I:encoded co selintina
principles cannot tail. Priee 4s. ad. Is /la.; mr fonr
times the lather at 31a.
_per bottle, throtah alieltthewnWs,
or direct from 25, Bedford Plato, WHILES 11101511 ANDS
OP TESTIMONIALS MAX - -- -

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rriHREE DAYS' CIIRE.—NEW FRENCH
1 REMEDY THERA_PION, .as uniformly adopted
In the French hospitals, and by the notabilities of the
French faculty, in a remarkably short tinier often two
or three days only, without the slightest discomfort,
inconvenience, or risk, removes all dischierges from the
mucous membrane whether of the =limy or other
organs. It combbies all the desiderata to„be 'ought
in a medicine of the kind, and surOnntes 'eveu7thing
hitherto employed. Devoid of all unpleasant taste and
smell. In packets, 25.9 d., 4s. M., lls., and 33e. through
all respectable Medicine Vendors, or sent direct from the
establishment on receipt of stamps or post-offiee order.
The Us. site contains three at 4s. 13d. and those at 335.
four of the lie.

The stamp. to imitate which is felony, bears tho word
"Therapion in white letters, by order of BM
MAJZSTY'e HON. CONMISSIONCBB, who thereby secure
the proprietor against infrigemeat throughout the
United Kingdom and the Colonies.

P
IN THE BACK., GRAVEL,
1 LUMBAGO, GOUT, RHRUMATISM, DIS-
EASE OF THE EDDNRYS, BLADDER, ice.
THE COMPOUND RENAL DUB correct acidity
of the stomach, and indigestion, promote the functions
of the liver and kidneys, thereby preventing stone in
the bladder arid kidneys, with many other serious dis-
orders, to which these important organs are subject.
Listlessness weakness, peevishness, and complaints
long supposed to be nervous, often arise solely from
contamination of the blood with certain imporities
which should have been carried off by the kidneys:
several unsightly eruptions of the skin and face also
arise from the same cause, and may be as readily re-
moved by these Pills, *Mob lit 19 cases out of 20 cure
with a rapidity almost marvellous. Is. lid., 2a. Dd.,
4s. ed., 11s., and 338. per box, through all Chemists.
THOUSANDS Or TESTDIONLALB MAT Si MS DT
ANT 0145.

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Sold by Davis and Son, and Frond, Dorchester;
Brand, Harrold, and Took, Frome ; Leuet, Wareham
Boning, Groves, Weymouth ; Cornish and Lewin, 27,
Whipple-street, Bennett, 5, Union-street, Hensleigh, 17,
Riolamond-street, Plymouth; Cole, Bookseller, Ede.-
eumbe-street, Stonshonse ; Rowe, Chemist, and Jef•ry
and Co., Chemists, Devouport ; Cole, Bookseller, All-
halland-street, Bideford; Harvey, Bookseller, Fore.
street, Sidmouth ; Hoarder and Co. Victoria Puede,
Torquay; Pearce, Chemist, Fore-street, Bodmis • May.
tin, Chemist, Prom; Blee, Chemist, Proctor, demist,
Penzance; Here, Chemist, South-street, St. Aestile ;
Corfield, Chemist, St. Day; Sharpe and Co., Chemists,
St. Neots ; Randall and Son, Johns, Palk, Downman,
Itanby, High-street, and Davis, 19, Bernard-street and
40, Orford-street, Southampton; Cory, Chemist, New-
port, Dixon Chemist, Ryde ; Wheaton, Bookseller,
Ringwood; }Litman, 3, Camden-alley, Ponies : Drew.
catt, and Co., Chemists, High-street, Portsmouth,
Hulbert, Church - street, Basingstoke ; Baigent,
Chemist, Winchester ; Dyson, Chemist, Andover,
and at least one agent in almost every town ; but
should difficulty occur, enclose the amount by Post-
office order or otherwise, to 25, Bedford Place,
I Bloomsbury Square, London, and they will be sent
I securely packed per return.
I NOTICE & CAUTION.—Dr. De Roos is the only
legally qualified medical man who thus advertises his
medicines; and as there are injurious imitations of the
above by self-styled Doctors and Professors, who copy
his books, advertisements' &c., and forge testimonials
puff off their useless truth, sufferers should guard
against the recommendation of the same, or other
articles, by dishonest vendors, who thereby obtain
larger profit. The genuine have the words' WALTER
DE BOOS, LONDON," printed in white letters on the
Government Stamp, BY 011DIER or HER MAJESTY'S
HON. ComenssioNsas, to imitate which is felony and
transportation.