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

Militscrtlanrods.

Every Conietcy in the 2nd Life Guards is vacant.
The idatquis of Dalhousie isstill suffering from ~evere
illness. . . . . . .

The Sicilian Government have decided on immediately
hawing railways.
There are now 70 ordained clergymen of the Church
of England who have been converted from Juilaion.
Lola Hontes is said to be rapidly falling under a
paralytic stroke. Her intedect is hopelessy shattered.
A mutiny of Swiss troops broke out lately at Sema-
rang. Niue metineers were killed, and 35 weresenteaced
to be hung.
The loss of life and shipping in the Baltic during the
resent storm is greater even than suet first supposed.
The Vienna Journals announce that Hr. Roebuck,
M.P., is now in that city, and that the object of his
visit is to "tics; of commercial affsire."
The waters al the Southesk are said to have been
poisoned. The fish have died in enormous quantities.
Thousands of dead trout have been found on the hanks.

Count Cavour, writing to the society of the Universal
latelitish Alliance, promises the aid of the Sanlinian
Government in restoring the boy Mortara to his family.
The Belgian Government refuses to recognise such
Belgians as were madetrisoners while fighting for the
cause of the Pope. They have, it declares, lost their
quality of Belgian subjects by taking set vice under a
foreign Prince.
Mr. S. Lang, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury,
has accepted the vacancy in the Supreme Council of
India which was occasioned by the death of Mr. James
WI son.

The chaplains of the Royal Sardinian elope' in Low,
don have, it seems, "discontinued al.yin4 the usual
prayers for the King." The Weekly Avail r says :—The
disgraced ovine of Victor Emmanuel is not now heard
within the walls of a building which owes so much to
the piety of his Catholic ancestors."
Sir G. 0. Wombsll, Kirt., the proprietor of the
Keeburg Park estates, has resolved to offer a &oriel; of
prizes among his tenantry fur farm management.
A nugget, weighing 83405. was found lately by the
Koon.l-Nour Company, at Reiland, at a depth of 44.10
feet. About 100 us. of gold in small nuggets lie around
it. In shape this monster piece of gold resembles a
leg of mutton.
Lurd Palmerston has engaged to preside, during his
visit to Leeds, at the annual meeting of the Ragged
School Society, to be held on Friday. the 26t1, instant.
Another valuable addition to our Fleet was made on
Tuesday by the launch of the 'Newcastle.' 51 guns,
flout Deptford Dockyard. The ' Rosario,' 11 guns,
was launched at Deptiurd on Wednes ay.
The Arehdesconry of Bath is rendered vacant by the
death of the Yen. William Gunning.
A passage bad been discovered through the island of
Spitsbergen by means of a strait called " Sturfjorden."
or the great firth. In old charts it is called " Wibe-
land's M'a.er," but in all instances it has been marked
as having no outlet. This has been proved to be
erroneous. _

Martin Cole, corporal in the Broughton Rifle Corps,
was publicly druunued out of the corps, in the Market.
place at Broughton-in-Furness, last week, for stealing
lialf-a-sovereigu front the drill-sergeant.
The Legitimists say positively that M. de Gmmmont
promised the Pups 20,000 men to defend his States, and
that, relying upon that promise, Latuoriciere was quite
unprepare 1 for Cialdini's attack. Letters purporting to
bear out the above accusation are being handed about
the Faubourg St. Germain, and even read from the
Sir F. H. Golilstitid, IL?., as the president of the
Marylebone Literary Institute, opened the lecture
season of 1860 on Monday with a lecture on "The
Puldie Health, and the means of promoting it."
The hurricane of the 2nd and 3rd instant had most
disastrous effects in the Island id St. Kilda. Every
liouse has been unroofed, and the scanty crops blown
into the sea, so that the pour people have nothing to
depend upon except a few potatoes and saltei birds.
The Highland Society solicit subscriptions for these
poor islanders.
The municipality iif Madrid has approved of plans for
laving out an extensive site in the style of the Champs
Elysees at Paris. The expense of executing this will be
oonsidersble, and the ground alone has cost 4,000,000
reals—a real being about equal to 2id.
A duel was fought on Sunday at Nogent-sur-Marne,
between two well-known members of the Paris Press,

M. Charles Monselet and M. Theodore Barriere. It ter-
minated happily—M. dlonselet having received but a
slight scratch with the point of 'sword, and M. Barriers
coming off soot-free.
Her Majesty's ship Enterprise, well known in eon-
notion with dre;c explorations, was towed into the Tyne
on Moods, by the sees ening Victor, of London. The
destination of the Enterprise is Inverness, there to wear
Out this remainder of her days as a coal hulk.
The coroner's jury which inquired into the death of
the child whose bead was found burning in a grate last
week has returned the following verdict :—" We
believe the child to have been born alive, but how or
by what means it came by its death we have not
sufficient evidence to show.
The indefatigable dechduchess Sophia (says Father
Prout in the Mae) is again at Berlin, making a last
desperate effort to stir up the Rezone against Victor
Emmanuel. "She has done her worst at Dresden and
Munich, but Prince Frederick William has hitherto
proved impregnalde to the result of any coterie or
pettionatene in Southern ()ermine."
In the village of Zugr., not many miles from
Co-inth, as many as 9,170 creek coins, of great anti-
quity, have lately teenfound buried in a bronze vase.
Thy we-e only • few inches in the. earth ;
the vase
resents the peculiarity of having been repaired in two
places with bite of topper.

iio-.I.oWAT.S P 1.13 FOR TIM EITICTOAL Cyst or pIoPIT.
The elne.tey of flulloway's Pills ‘.l Drop, iv extraordinary.
They act with vueli peculiar effect won the systein, that the
flo•de midst; fr to thc direful di•ease is inoseireptlbly carriM
IT, and reveal:v.l from any further accumulation. The cut
freer re.ptios • buoyancy of spirito. and rejoices in • complete
re -elm constitution. Tlict.e admirable Pill, haves simile. 13
haopy effect on many other diveates. particularly liver min
idaints and chronic Indigestion. They acl upon the constitu
tion generally by purif)ing the blood. regulating the seem
tions, and giv lig tone to the stomach •nd kld iev,. They are
conmotell id rare balsams, without the a taikture of a thigh
(MOO of any noxious substances. They are a. safe La they are
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Karin Criss or COCOS AND DIMCVLTT Or BRIATIONO ST
DR. ie.CoCIEL :.OLSORIC WAPItI —From To. Illaxgre-vat.
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THE MEDICAL Al/VlriEll, containing Rules, pre.
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means, of Spermatuurrhues, and all the en nntee:
ul:seicses of the urinuegenttsl system, which, (NM 11..,0:4,t
or improper treatment, too often result in in ;Le
Back, (leave', Nervousness, Debility, Eslmustion.
c.pacitj, Instal ..'unsuniption, and premature
Dy %V. DE goon. M.D. our tie
GINVIUUIC 114 Ifetltetne. Serftera, .1 I tdwiferp, ke. '
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must come Jew tissue, and happy they who do
possess it too late.— Simple sail inexpensive,
suffenT may cure himself speedily, privately, aud at th.
least possible cu-4.
Front lung prac tics' observation of the treatment tunr.
sued in the
and the I ',Hutment . for those diseases referrot to in thle
above work, the Author has had somewhat
facilities for sequin lig that uniform success,
hitherto cluiracterix ed his practice, in which tlie thorn,
sing consequences rt suiting front the injudicious etep:oy
uncut of mercury, ca pivi, and 'tar dangenitts on*.
cities are entirely ay. 'hied. Dr. De R. refers with tinge
to the nuirbenu he hiss been instrumental in restoring t,
health :tad happineis : sod to all who need gosh asl be
„E. t.„ nieudraniau of speedy restoration. Patient,
at is di" ~, I, CC should f urward • detail of their lase hy •
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nuellicii;es will be sent return. Postmffice uminn,
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Dr. Rims: 31. D., 10, Bern ersoutreet, Oxforibstreet. Loh.
don. Hours for cousuitatiou 11 till 2, Suudap
excepted.

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LIFE DROPS, Protected Gy Roped Lee,.
Potent of Emyteinel ; eavretitmed hy the Fora&
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le. instances proved their stneriority over even
other advertised Remedy for languor, litesiturle,
sion of imints, in tability, excitement, fear, did),.u.
and incapacity for society study or bus:nesa. un,tge.,
lion, pains and palpitation in the side, giddiness, ¢0),
in the bead, kc. This medicine strengthet ot the viLdity
of the whole system, gives energy to the smocks,
spessiily removes nervouaness, epilepsey, I aralysis, te.,
renovates tie impaired powers of life, an .1 invig.v.m
the t shattered constitution. For akin erupta,,,,
sore throat, pains in the bones, and thus e slisea:es
which mercure, sarsaparilla, kc., are too of...en emplop.d
in vain, to the utter ruin of health, its an rprising g.
(lacy has only to be teeter'.
Before wasting valuable time in
.seeking aid how
instruments, and other cruel ashen's:dies professing to
set *aide medicines, sufferers will do well to make f,u.
trial of a remedy, which, concocted on acieutific prot.
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the latter at Ma. per bottle, and in rts package. 1(,
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riPHE NEW FRENCH REDI—EDY.—
.1. TIIERA PION. NI generally adopted in the
French hospital. by Jobert, Houten. Ricord. l'ullerier,
flurry, and other notabilities of the French faculty, in
a remarkably abort time, often two or three day. wilt,
without the slightest iliac fort, ineouvroieace, ormk,
removes all discharges from the mucous tuetulcom,
whether of the urinary or other organs. This remedy
no completely sorpintaing and supenwiling everything
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In packets, 4s. bd., lls., and :Me., through all re,p,,e.
able Medicine Vendors, or sent direct from the swear
bailment on receipt of stamps or 1,0-t-office order. The
lls. size contains three at 44. and those at :tie, heir
of the lie.

The stamp, to imitate which is felony, been the
wonl " Thermion," in white letters, by tinier of HER
MAJESTVB HUN. COM II 18,111,:i 1:118, who thereby secuni
the proprietor against infringement throughout the
United Kingdom and the Colonies.

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OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, Lc. DR. LE
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nem, peevishness, and c plaints long supposed to he
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