The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14 00:00:00

" Before MR. COMMISSIONER HOLROTD.
BERMS, A suht, ai 11."

BRIDOW ATER. Exerts DISTRICT DOOR? Of
BARIROTToT. Twasday.—(Befors Mr. Commiatioser
Andrews.)—Re John Palmer. eora end seed merehant
and baker, of Bridgwater, Somerset. This was se ad-
journad meeting for laes iumjimijas ead discharge.
Mr. Clarke appeared for the bankrupt, sad Mr. Efirtaal
for the opposing ersdilara —His Hewer, is giving
judgment, said be was of *Moe that this ease Namely
is... within the paragraph referred Rs by Mr. ((triad,
and he should Dot gnat a proiatatioa. With reward to
the rab.r ahlostioa, be meld ant bile saying that the
bankrupt had so reassemble meads of paying Bc.„10,
debt Ho thought that tiers was oat thine is his
tares; with& was, that when be was *red epode by
Mrsa wesig no aieso thew sad sent them=
and oil that pound be oboaldaraise him tit*
of the Coart, saupsod his for eaves 11101461111
Itad Wow bin lo pea Ws led miabibiloo.

BeaWWII therms t ma NUL—lnstant lieliat —Bora
Irbkh am •Ily entaediag, alum which my hourly Max nag
say be arrested in th IT torturing imams, nn kenod to
arlairee a Maltby action by applym thin Malin • Olammet
and kitbag thea purifying Mk It moiling al distempers ot.
mg mama all morbid busman from Ma Milo. OW Wenn
of the lega.lallimmaskus oassed sLlien•si ntlna and
Run cot lower bans es .mm.tbly be me sad eerily
cared by Soli say's serer Oiutmeot, which rammer
eirmairs, mad stionestse Sough& week: a I versa
keg barking hoall nadir POO, letnask
rell dhowWly painful mahielles otmr applies& anal Mg
el Obileist trl.l gill Onnst ors, Mee • peralealltot la
..:16 West I arc

Good graeinue ! Every one known what " Audit" ie.
It is the celebrated powerful Ale brewed at Trinity
College, Cambridge. flirting ale at eleven o'clock i' the
morning I For what is Mr. Cooimi-sioner fit for the rest
of the day I Let us ask him what does he take at One?
What is his tipple at Three? And—shade et COKE
upon Lirrutrop I—what can his Nightcap be?

Aod then they sell Lt. • dry study. Yee, we
should WM II weis.—Pad.

Skimpier or DirPOsttiotr ox Manor Cotigfe3.—
Messrs. Brooks and Dubois, Proctors for the Metro-
politon Biihop of Capecown, served on Tuesday a copy
of the sentence of deposition on Bishop Coleman, in
which the Metropolitan says "We do, accordingly,
decree and sentence the said Bishop of Natal to be
deposed from the said office as such bishop, and pro-
hibited from the excretes of any divine aloe within any
part of the Metropolitan Province of Capetoen."
PAW &ICU/LITT IN FRANCE. —The Gazette de Preece
states that the weekly journal La Parolees bas just been
*gain seized for baring, in an article entitled "Beef
Pontifical de Lyon," diamond juridically the note by
which the Mealier, Interdicted the publication of that
brieL The MATNATIA. of Tueedsy was also seised at the
Poet-office by order of the Minister of the Intorior.
We (Globe) understand-that Mr. James Edward Davis,
of the Oxford Circuit, and a regular attendant at the
Staffordvkire wanton, will mused Mr T. B. Rose as
otipeudiary marstrate at Stoke-upon-Trent.
A NI/THAR COLLISIoN WITH AN AATOT TRAIN.
Shortly before six o'clock on Wednesday evening,
a collision took place between • South. Western Railway
train, and an engine belonging to the South-Eastern
Railway Company at the goods yard junction near the
Reading station, but the accident was, fortunately,
usaccompanied by injury to human life. The station
is jointly used by the two companies, and at the
above hour • train arrived with passengers from Aecot,
and the empty carriages were shunted oat of the
station by the South-Western engine; when they had
reached within a short distance of the switch-box
they came into collision with South-Eastern Corn-
p•ny's
.engioe, which was shunting woos the TAMA lin,.
on which the emp.y carriies were, and the conse-
quence was that the guard's break, a horse hog sontwo carriages were thrown off the line, sod each 'more
or less damaged. The whole length of bolter plank of
the South-Eastern engine wee foroecioff. but the enahse
Posit kept its position cm the metals- It is stated that
the eiVININ Were lIPIDGI tile STNIIII-WO4Olll driver,

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"On TAILING; COLD, AR • CACRE OF Dingsag."—Tbe
/hem park C Review for June contains an thle and
interesting paper on this subject, read before the
Liverpool Hoome•pathic bledico-Chinirgical Society by
Dr. H.yeard, of Hoontiorruon, Liverpool. In the
year 1861 there were 427,460 deaths in &gland alone' •
and Dr. Hayward shows that 71399 of these resulted
exclusively from taking cold, whilst 339.000 (or eight-
tenths of the whole number of deaths) resulted from
diseases produced or producible by " inking cold."
After pointing out the means of preventing colds,
which also prodme many eery troublesome though not
fatal di.easers, he proceeds to describe the symptoms
and pathology of • common cold, and earnestly contends
that all the remedies used by homoeopathists, scalds
is aecidedly the best in the beginning, is it answere
both to the chill slue and the inflannontory stage.
" So convinced mu I," he asys, "that aconite is use
medicine forth, beginning of 41 colds, whatever form
they assume, or are to seams, that I impress at all my
friends the iteasmity of drags giving it at ones and
alone on the least suspicion of cold • and so coundeut
am I the majority of d1,,...,thai anise bamsnity
remit from taking cold, that I imams apes them the
wisdom of always using aconite for the Int *as of
Mow of any sad every sort, sad, it thali doe. not

--..y
-, mooned,
....os 9,490 situations
—.grants immediitely oil tbetr
....., other gentlemen spoke in favour of
_ ...ti, and reference waa again made to the diver-
ting of the imnstration 'resin to the Northern
--ientAtil...—Tbe Staten and the importation of such promiotts itit ow
-..0 contains en able and bill designed to cheek it. The discuasion was adjourned.
_. anis subject, read before the Return of the number of node and female servant%
....mice •pathic Medico-Chimerical Society by mechanics, Re., required in otw, tta to which
.... Hayward, of Moontvernon, Liverpool. In the applications bane been made to the Inland smote :
year 1861 there were 427,460 deaths in England alone; Farm labourer., 6,161; boys over thirteen year. of Agee
w ^el mandril, and Dr. Hayward shows that 73.399 of these resulted 1,115; female servahte, 2.892 • carpenters and doer; --•'"eth'w °Mem Railway exclusively from taking cold, whilst 339.000 (or eight- 105; masons, 131 •br 7iekla ' 57; feentalsk 14 i
mionging to the South-Eastern tenths of the whole number of deaths) msula'd from cooper., 33; smiths, 60; tine seals, 5• shesessitellei
toaecitidt:en riri: The station
....tospenY at the goods yard junction near the dMeasee produced or producible by " toking cold." 70; tailors, 29; mi 214 ; tumors. 13; eladlem.
forlaearely. After pointing out the means of preventing colds. 16; whselwright 1 • ' ' tern 11 : view". 4 ;
_..... pun, I attribute is jointly need by the two companies, and at the f
_...wy Iseti.adittipttimat,..dion,bybuit.
Jr..;
, 9; grooms. 4 .
which also praises many very troublesome though not giudmwen ihiii:td ' ag"1" • *Mal-10,911R
Mal dimmes, he proceed. to describe the symptoms Average rate of wages :—Per mos* with beard,.
' ved
. —.use, so that no undleeol above hour a train arrived with puwingeen from Amot, end pathology of a common cold, and earnestly contends and not j babas from 7 amatgeodi
_.. sells. mawss membrane. and the empty carriages were shunted out of the currency : Farm rem
Clint all the remedies used by homoeopathists, aconite dole.; female emit.. 3 deli. te 5 dole.; boys, •
Omni. rme Mus—losamit Itellef.—ilosee station by the South-Western engine; when they had is decidedly the beet in the beginning, as it answen 2 dols. IS,. to 6 dols. : ion, 14 dole. to 110 dots.;
i iiseprotar TlNObed within a short distance of the switch-box
which ass d ,Ily extending. ulcers which are bouroo 7 ;mot., to . . „.. . . both to the chill stage and the inflaramntory stage. tailors, 10 dole. to 14 dote.; shoemakers. 10 dole. te
tl ...q. b. un....t1 In in Ir 'ann.' nn Prirrak„ mei.. 01,,...ct they ....• Into 'mann with s South-Eastern Coat- •• So con,j,,,d u., I,t• be saya, " that aconite is 1M 16 dole.; saddler., 111 dots. to 16 dole. ; bleekeesitne.
.- ...ma gen
mouse a hes/thy action by applyte
.i.u.pon of. pony's
.engioe, which was shunting acrom the same line mid),,., for thi, beginning of all colds, whatever form 14 dots to Si dole. Per day, without beard, (gold, and
.'""Inli tabirt 86.1___,__101"i•g_. and tale' Uwe purifying Ms. It mooches al a
which the e • carri• were and the co
F..., Wiewserw, frem 70e. to 1 del. •
' le -- mem... isit and extract. all morbid Intoner. from the skin. Oki ober! on
trilli Y gee , e nee- they assume, or are to meuree, that I impress on all my not encseney .)
. ...Farb appoustmen ne She
ime, tidtaninaminse mimed by sarlewe Mos. sad queues was that she guard,. break,,. ho. box,
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au" friends the li•atelltY a Wein,* giving it at once and tem 1 del. to 1 dol. 506. ; Wars, 1 dd. ile:
" Happy l—ene happy!" Wu Übe reply. or the
to dine mese s al- loner biol.. es aerdbly be laid 554 ...AMY two carriages were thrown off the line, and each more a.... the iwww snit-whin wiir cold; aad a. o,midoot
to 1 dot. soo ;
~hownswkses, 1 Mt to 1 ad. fla • Uwe-
non "What! 'sappy, when just as you are 4, which Mi.... ot. less ds
'll you cured I" Boil '''Y's aa"r1"11.1°i"m" lar a d Derma wmeed• The whole keith of lw'ffer *eh of am I the imioritY of disemes the &Mid humanity smiths, 1 dol. lie. le 1 del. We. ; ....., I &e.g. tp
to hoz, re ha,* • 1••••• Pim" In your hands, 147/141. spc.,gcs, and stitee'ates amnia wee ow, mi„... the Roettb-Reetern engine wee foroscloff. but the mains nowt front taking *old, that I inter,..
open them the I dol. 60.. ; coopers, 1 itoL IS. to 1 &IL MIL :Ma
_ -., •z, for so cow
- —"Ciostootozod " not sled in. 1300. I will blow your brass out r . b ._...a...._ ao.a. two.
nu
kept
im
p.m,.
cs
sal floppy! me4py r lestood of with his wife. Nathan riiri am, "paZtaTZajaa. a ta. „imam m..t YIP it th. litetele 18 is Meted that wisdom at always using aconite for the fret signs of smiths, 1 dol. to 1 4•11. ffa • lawitiere, 1 ilell. Sai te
Oblintot .11 gins wealcei, Mid • P1....6.601 In Si the 140•34 were 14•1•11 the South-Western driver, illness of any and every tort, end, it that &on sot Idol. 10..; brieklayers, 16, 12., to 1 did, 00...,..m.
' Tba 4°4" wer. is in—. hems* with a yak of loaned 7484e1t by MI ski& 6, pwomf nay hod :LIU Whet e awe
.4Merne, May 30th, .
_..... , one ghoul he nialoiowili wIfT to
whiob • poor mow apowir
Ifni&
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- ' ' oft* boa No add* 'bows al Ws
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