The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27 00:00:00

eorresponbrure.

To lAs Rdaor.

1311.,—Having read • letter from " Luz" upouthe gas
supply of Weymouth, I beg to my that I have now
returned from London. and if the inhabitants find
thsmeelve• aggrieved at the evident went of light and
good gaa„ I am fully prepared, if they will mil • meet
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tug, to *bow that I ruin, at a remunerative profit, give
• good land aufileietit supply for 3a. 6d. per thousand.
IS therefore depends upon themselves whether they will
he subjected to further imposition. Lad have their
town properly lighted at a svmuniarative rate—srith
this intimation, that if they do not choose to tab*
shares in thin speculation, I am prepared to find the
means myself, if properly supported.—Yours, he.,
GAIL

The nalddlis aged as well as the young nalarelly desire
to proorantiitate to. ranees of time, they will enter
viands be interested to Ind that aceordi gto Liebig,
and other saran. of the age, dieing the native prieciple
abundant in good Tea, arrethe the daily waste of Ow
body. and enables nature more fully to supply the weer
and tear of lb. solid liaises from a to.. quantity of food.
ft is this active principle in tea, that we all end ea
remarkably invigorating. The young leaves are found
to abound in this valuable principle ; the old and
withered being almost destitute. New, as we pay
twelve millions annually for tee, end the unual covering
of the leaves with mineral ...Mar by the Ch 1.... is
intended to Increase profit by preventing the eye of tbe
consumer detecting the brown worthless growths, it I.
eepthislly needful for public benefit that merchant.
should discourage the colouring practice. Harriman
and Co.'. imports of pure uncleared teas, while most
delicious in devour, are very distinct In appearance to
the usual coloured sorts; the green has no bluish tint,
tbe le.f being of a athirst olive : the blank is not
darkened with powdered plumbago. These teas are
mild by Chemist. and Confectioner" throughout du
Kingdom, es spurious iinitatioas abound, see Horniman
and Con. signature is on east perket
MENTAL SHOCK, OZ ORZAT MiIETT CREWED the
blackest Hair whit*. This colour, however, I. to be re-
stored with eeriaioty, by Herring's Magnetic Brushes.
Ac. Dr. Hamall says,"l mare them as the most
perfect brushes hitherto made, a. respect. their
meolunistal constructing and their magnetise'
action." They are THE remedy for Grey Halo,
Nesntlgia, ithenniatism, k.
N.B. —Counterfeit' are being made.
fillers, 32., Baaingball-stniet. Loudon.

Thernassmo Amu:doers anon cedixon Loam
MATCHDL-- Accidents in connection with the eammus
dangerous, poisonous matches now in general me are of
mob frequent acourrooos. that Bryant and May'spiatent
salt, noli-Polsonoes match I. beco•lliog more and more
valued, and es have no doubt that the near match-holder
and tablet that they have recently introduced for nee in
onmeriei, kitchens, bedrooms, ka, -ill be very
generally adopted. It may be obtained of all parties
selling tia patent gaiety mamba Is neat and not
expensive.
Perfect freedom from roughs in 10 minutes is secured
by Dr. LoCOceli Pri-acial° WArl2ll.
RAPID Cuss or Stain To Mr. Winnall„
Bookseller, 106, Riglvetreet, Birmingliarn. —I had been
troubled with a severe sold, and a dillieu'ty of breath.
lag, with tightness at the chest Yost. emistant p..-
seethed me Dr. Locuoa'a WAITILS, and in etas minutes
the tightness of nly sheet had entirely left, leaving only
a slight sough. which left me neat day." Mr. Wittman
will ham great *more in *Meeting the meisnary Of
the &hem, and any other cams direst bandit deAmil
from this valuable remedy which gives lament relief in
mirtlana, consumption, coughs, and all disorders of the
breath an I lonia To dagers they ant in Waage for
clearing and strengthening the voids. They ham a
pleasant Mete. Price La. led, 2s. Sid., 4a 6d.. nod lta
per boa. Bold by all Medicine Vendors. Hower* of
eounierfeita

The following la en *street from tha Sosoad Witten
(0. les) of dm Traadaticiti of the Phsrumeoposis of
Royal College of Physicians. of Louden, by Dr. G.
li F. Coma, peldisbed by Longue. 000 Co. It I. .0
small detest I. this souipilation (speaking of Um
Pbanoaeopaia) thot us bare so amiably* amen hat
What soetains aloes; yet we know that humorrhoidal
payees ~Dot bear aloes, 'ascot it be ia the form of '
coc,Aurid plus, which chicly axiom. a nloos,
seseunony, sad cola/gnat, which I Wok are formed
iota • tort of compoood *street, the 'aridity of whist* '
I, obviated, I enopeet. bpse alkalise promos, sad by •
fourth ingrediest (unknown to ma) of as aromatic, took
nature. I think ao better and no worse of it for its
being a pateet modloiae. I loot at it as an article of
SOMIDKIIS and &mesas sonmeteme, mid do not beet•
tato to my it is th• best nude in the kinidec_ ".
a
ni aesular purge, • masons payee, sad a ky
Parr aaaabia•di sad their. fka. mostly 4tro7ledby
• diligent and sorrieent. That it does not socomoely
produce hapatorrboida, like most aloolie pills, I attribets
to its being thoroughly soluble, so that no undissolved
articles adhero to the NI•110•4 rot...brows
HOl.sowar's 0111111011. AXD PILL hays, over sad
over again, proved the beet friend. to mamas ellieted
with alesratioes, bed kg,. sores abesemes, and
other palatial and etim maid compleista. Printed sad
very plans direettom or the appilesties Otatemat
sad Ms seetrammed rased mak pot or boo. Holloway's
parietal' Pills sboald he taken throeghoet tbsjirearem
of the cam to maintain the blood is • stele
=tiy, sod to revolt Lb* health al the oh•rell
by the lossl ailment. Bed lege en
readily carrot, without mei,* It. patient to
bed, or with•nortaiffroat bio the asszitioss AN sad
gesterom se= se imperatively eemeateed when
easkseing siert tie systems of either yew
or aid.

COURT AND HIGH LIFE.
The Prisms of Wale. is winning "golden opinions"
from •Il liihs have the honour of coming within the
S role of her co learnt:tom—to the TOOt her Royal fl igh-
nese is con-iderate sod charitable, to the upper classes
affable and a-tentive. The Prineem is partmulaey
popular with the sportsm n who •hout at llandringh
by not only atteoding their luncheon, but personally
, looking after their comfort..
The Earl of r is making great improvements at
I Coombe Abbey ; part of the old cloistera have been re•
I moved, and the lake has Leen brought up to the house,
so that any ONe wishing to haves row or a sail on the
pbo d waters may cot. r this boat from the drawing-
moo window, after the fashion ohs. Italians rilleggiaMara
I on the Lake of COOlO.

--THE A;;U-A.CCFRA—ET TO THE PRINCE Or WALE&
rumoored in political circles in London that
Minkreei will msk• in eopliestion to Parliament in
the course of next se•sion for an increase of the greet
to the Prince of Wales. A very constdersble sum bee
In-en named as the amount by which it is f‘mod
oftesaary that his royal highnesa's income should be
increased, hut it seems now to be generally untleratood
that the demand will not exoecd the sum of thirty
thousaul a year.
Mr. GLADST,NE AND TRH CHURCH.—The London
enwrernondent of the Irish Tuna says that last week a
number of prtlemen, bolding views opposed to the
Establi•hed Church, waitrd on the Chamellor of the
Exchequer to sound his opinions on points of their
charter, on which he bad given au uncertain sound but
Mr. Gladstone we. too wary for them, and avoided
committing himmlf to an expression of sympathy with
a party which could lend him little or no en, port in his
emoted for Oxford Uoiveraity.
Mr. HORSHAN, 111. P.—We usidentand that E. Harr-
iman. Esq.. M.P., has numbered the fin. lilltepropeety
nf Mem from the trustees of the late Mr. Balla' of
ffingamie. The purchase prior, we hear, is /10,000.
Taking the prment rental—via., k5OO as • criterion,
we would say Mr. Horseman has paid fee his whistle.
It is not many 'caesium* the late Mr. 'Millie parehasel
from the let* Dust. of Gordon tipe &boy. property —on
wh'eth he sever expended • single shilling—for £6,500.
—Alois Colimal.
OUTLAWRT Or THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S SON.—A
proclamation of outlawry was made a short time since
against the Hon. Richard &then, son of the Lord
Chancellor. Mr &then was one of the Registrar.. in
the Court of Bankruptcy, having been appoin ed by his
father, under the new act of Parliament. The salary
which atteched to the °Zee wee £1,200 a-year.
Information hes been received from Athens to the
effect that Sir H. Balwer, who has been laid up there,
had .ufficiently ricovered to proceed on his jouruey to
Eqpt.
Murmur Or THE MARCHIOSESS Or LONDONDERRY.
The Marchionees of Londonderry has bad a ielepas of
her illness, and is at present considered to he in a
dangerou• 'tat.. Her ladyship's family are still with
beret &aim Hall, and the Duke al Marlborough was
mot for on Saturday Hight.
THE LATE EARL or CARLISLL—A proposal has bees
slatted in Totkshire to erect • memorial to the late
Reel of Cailide. A .ite is suggested at Slingeby
Benks—a prominent situation! between Melton said
Castle Howard.

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DIATH OF 8111 JOHN RUM, PNLLT, BART.-84
Jobs Henry Polly, Bart.' of Wendt.= Court, Sussex,
and Upton House, Forlex, died on Tuesday. The
deceased baronet was sosernor of the Bank of
finglosit, governor of the Hudson's Bay Company, and
deputy mastrir .1 the Trinity House. He sursestuled
Li. father in 1852, and WOO C deputy lieutenant for
Basel and Middlesex. He married, in 1840, Johanna
Jane, the youngest danghter .1 the late John Carstaira,
F.q., of Stratford grown. Essex, and Woodhurst,
Hants. He is succeeded by Pun son, Henry Carstairs
who was boa in 1844.