The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-06 00:00:00

Zonitrsttstme.
YEOVIL.

ROYAL ARTILLIERY.—OiI Tuesday evening this
town wee quite enlivened by the passing thrtugh of
the Royal Artillety who Mid been lately stationed at
Dorchester. Billets were taken out for 140 men
and 132 lioriea Their "big guns" in the market-
place attracted great attention. We understand
they wtre cc route for Bristol, where they would
take ship for Dublin.

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Arrestrrsn Elelcitot.—A servant residing at the
Phecnis public-house attempted suicide by poison a
few days since. She bad been reprimanded by her
mistress, and in a state of great irritation she rushed
down stairs, and swalloeed a quantity of powder
containing strychnine, which had been prepared for
destroying verniin. Dr. Torukyns was immediately
sent for, and applied the usual remedies—happily
with slimes&

TRINITY CHURCH iNTANT 8(21100LS. A tea
meeting and soiree will be held at the Townhxll on
Monday next, in aid of the funds for building new
Infant Schoolrooms, in connection with Trinity
Church. W. Bide, Esq., Mayor, has kindly
consented to preside, and several ministers
in the neighbourhood have, we understand, kindly
consented to attend and address the meeting on the
interesting occasion. Mr. Cole, of St. John's Church,
assisted by the choristers of the Sacred harmonic
Society, will also be present and perform a selection
of sacred music. The site of the new schools will be
in South-street.

ExcensioN.--On Tuesday last between 200 and
300 excursionists proceeded by the London and South
Western Railway to Southampton and Portanninth.
By some mishap they did not return till two o'clock
on the following morning.
Review. —A review of the Somerset Volunteer
Corp. took place in Keynstone Park, on Tuesday
last, the seat of the noble Lord Lieutenant of the
County. Alviut 70 of the Yeovil corps attended.
The day was exceedingly favourable, and the whole
of the manceuvres were performed in a highly satis-
factory manner. At the close of the proceedings the
Lord Lieutenant passed a high culogium on the way
in which the members of the several corps bad
acquitted themselves.
Srxxxoscoric Views.—While waiting at the shop
of Mr. Wippell, bookseller and stationer, the other
day, we were much gratified with some stereoscopic
views that were shown us of the town and neigh•
bourhood, taken by that eminent artist, Mr. Treble.
Among the subjects were an old-fashioned hours—
the oldest in the town—which, we understand, is
shortly to be pulled-down ; two interior views of the
johit station of the Exeter. Bristol, anal South-
Western Railways; two exterior views of the same
building; Harbin's boathouse, and Marilin's Mill.
There were also large photographs of Compton House,
Trent Church, and Montacute House, which are well
deserving inspection.

DRATII nY TMli DUKIS OF IBLTKINGIIAII.—We
regret to learn that the Duke of Buckingham and
Coandos died on Monday night after a short illness.
The late duke was educated uuder a private tutor,
and subsequently pursued his studies at Gzforil.
After be had attained his majority lie was returned
for the county of Bucks to the House of Commons,
in which branch of the legislature he was for a long
sem* of years a diligent and attentive member an
the conservative cause. To his strenuous opposition
to the Reform Bill was owing the passing of the
"Chandoe clause." The late duke, who had been a
vice-lieutenant of the county of Bucks, was colonel
of the Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry. The deceased
nobleman wee the author of "Memoir, of the Court
and Cabinets of George Ill.," and was engaged
in another work of histrnical interest when he
was seised with his fatal illness. According to
Dod, the late duke's mother was sole reprmenta•
tatire of Mary, Queen Dowager of France, and
sister of Henry VIII., whose issue, under cir•
tam n contingencies, were named by that sovereign's
will in succession to the crown of England. The
family numbered among its trinnexions George
Grenville a distinguished statesman of the reign of
George 11. and George 111., also Wm. Wyndham,
Lord Grenville, and the twelfth Earl Temple. The
dammed is succeeded in the family honours by his
only son Richard Plantagenet Campbell, Marquis of
Chandus, burn September 10, 11ti23, and married
October 2, 1851, Caroline, only daughter of Mr.
Robert Harvey, of Langley Park, Bucks. The pre-
' sent peer was (ruin February to December, 1652, a
Lord of the Treasury in the Earl of Derby's govern-
ment, and was for a period Keeper of the Privy
Seal to the Prince of Wales, and Special Deputy-
Warden of the Stanneries, and hell for some tinie
time the post of chairman of the London and North
Western Railway. He repriwcnted Buckingham-
shire in parliament from February, 1846, up to
1607.

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11oLLI.A•Vil DIANNA:4T AND PlLLA.—Palpitation—Shorthcso
"mth—Drol•Y•—Thls last named disease is commonly
prim:aided hy irregular action of the heart, and difilcult
ration ; which symptoms are allays severe, and ever go from
bad to worse, unk.oper mesas'of rule are resorted to. In
Ho loseay's unrivalled ointment and Pill, the dropsical patient
will mei. find ance-ur ; the pos.s t relief derived fro Is
.4 theft retn.slies smianci 7 quick, and perm raw!.
in the goad., application id V. it a wide Ointment, His. mid)
mulls it. • laglitz end satodactory cure. They act with such
energy on the circulation and alkorbent system, that the drop-
"al fluid •anittbss, and the swearer finds all the oppresnise
symptoms daily declineUH riskusl health return&

A Me Rote bur Dlncotarittn.—Our residers
the Stessee Expresa) were lately acquainted with t
remarkable fact that a skull, beatill4 vsll'ici"als marks
about it, had been diecovered at Ali:ersiest, and that
people inferred that a foul murder was committed
there many year. ago. This inference appeared nett
founded, fur • burgeon is caul to have
declared that the
skull must have been busied for 12 or 1430 irs at least.
It lloV/ tunic out, ilueeVer, tha th (i
that ),o dueler WAS tlite
dreadful crime with the diecovery. The former pea-
at fault, no were slit/ Gime persons oho connected wine
scasor of tile skull fell its fight in the Crimea, and a
British soldier brought it over to this country as •
trophy. Ilia spouse, however, objeet,il to the grim
ornament, which We, t!.erefore consiened to the earth
where the workmen i ecently found it.
THE Pgitrecrioe or 31eeneellse.—" In short, Ali
tile impel-melte:et* for our conveuience and comfort,
dating (win a state of barbarity
to one of high eivilisa•
tiou, are by the cumulative result's of inventive in.
; and in no inetance is tide wore clearly men
than in the history of those beautiful inventions which
have from time to time been brought to bear upon the
niellee of Horology. Trace its history from the time of
the IRomaus with their cleissydra or water-clock, and
Alfred with his candles, from the hoor.glasres and sun-
dials, down to that miracle of ingenuity 'The Watch,'
and roe how improveleent huts succeeded improvement,
until at last those now manufactured by Benson, of 33
and 34, Ludgate Hill, *lei 46 and 47. ('ornhill, London.
as, I•Vell ilee sib, I se. ''it serfe,tlllll
id iise• Las is • a 405 • a :a1.."
1...111,,,h t, Het. WI 1144. at -.0p., Is di •I if .• I,
CVO, r ii..ii uction of W.6:01 time made Weteina sate
by poet to all parts of the globe.
Sumerian Dr.xesi.—Ati inquesit was held ell Saturday,
at the reahleuce of Dr. Itr.illoureta 20, Grosvetior-street,
by Mr. Langlasue, deputy coroner for West' .. i.. ster,
upon the body of )1 rs. Elizabeth Brolhund. Dr.
Brudhuret said that its-ceased was his wife, aud her
age was thirty•two. Lae. Tuesday evening they both
dined together, after which he went out to attend •
meeting. On his return, about 10 at night, he found
Isis wife in the &sawing-room writing a letter. He sat
with her for a short time, wheu she told him the pur-
port of the note, and was writing another to a friend
when he left her to go up to his own room to change his
iswn coat. Just as he was getting to his own room lie
beard loud cries of " I'm on fire." He rushed down
and found his wife standing in the middle of the draw-
ing-ruotu enveloped in flames. Her clothed were entirely
coneunied, and the furniture near her was on fire. She
did not seem to have lost her preemies of mind, for she
requested the rug to be rolled roun.l her and the bell to
be rung for the servant's, which lie did,and extinguished
the flames about the upper part of her person. Name.
diately the bell wee rung three servauts, rushed in, auti
lie believed the reason of their being so near the door
was bemuses Pe wife had rung the bell before prayers.
Unfortunately abs had 011 of those crinolines made of
steel hoops. Every means Were tried to extinguish
the fire and under the hoops with the !via cushions and
other things at hand.. He also knelt on, end tried to
compress and break them for the purpose of puttees the
fire out, but all without avail, and they bad to be cut
off before it could be eatinguialied. She had been
writing with a candle by her side which had burnt
down in (lie socket, and be believed that she had tried to
reach an envelope horn the case, when the light caught
her muslin sleeve. She died about 5 o'clock the follow.
ing day. Thomas Glasgow, the butler, confirmed his
usester'e evi•lence, AA also did Ellen Fletcher, the nuree-
maid, who deposed to the difficulty in putting the fire
out, owing to the hoops. Dr. Gull, of 26, Ltiook-street,
Grostenoremnare, deposed to vesting the decenseil istly
in her bedroom. She was conscious elthough suffering
greatly. She was burnt very muds on the left the arm,
&leo on the right arm and sheet the bead face, and
back, She was most extensively burnt about the
legs. The deceased lady never rallied, as the chock to her
system war so great, and dm died front the effects of the
injuries received. He wished to say one word with respect
to the getting up of these light diereses. If the laundry,*
in preparing these dresses would put a small portion of
sulphate of salt or inuriate of wale into the starch,
it would resider them perfectly ineouibu.tible, at the
cost of about one-tenth of • farthing per dress. Ile
hoped the pecan would notice this,, He had seen the
experiment tried on two pieces of linen, one prepared
with the sulphate and the other not. The one that
Was prepand won held flyers candle, and the 01/11IC had
no effect at all UpJII it, but directly this other was held
over it won e,nngined. In these days of art and science
he comidered it was btu:meinl that something of this
sort was not done to prevent these end occurrences. Dr.
said, PO audtlen was the combustion that the Nome
of flie reedin dress were left on the their nnburnt.
'rile Conine, , remising up, said the suggestion imide
by the doctor was a valUsbie ona, and he, too, hoped
it would be noticed by the press. He hoped there
things would be noticed by laundresses • for if, in the
present ease, something of the sulphate 'had been put
spared
g.rh
vtfifehitiait:ll
oradbeetnoinAtiapbeevrtuidfl oil:eget
into 'larch, the deceased lady's life might have been
too, her
Isle
..ehotuulfiet°laislieos'irtanothe, ale was
The jury returned a verdict "That deceased died from
injuries received by accidental burning."
300.000 prize writing cues have already been soul ;
the price, 2s. (or free by post for tH stamps), places thin
mei he within the reach of all chases. This case,
which which forms an nopropriate present, is fitted
with writing paper, envelopes, metal pen case, with is.
serve of pens, blotting book, ke., kc., and can only he
had of Boa makers, P.AREINS and GOTT°, 2's,
Oxfortleitreet, London, to whom the Society of Arts
awarded the Prise of 20 Guineas and their Silver 3lecial ,
fur its cheapness, durability, and neatness.

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UTILITY alto EcuNulli CuMUINS.U.—Amousg the
great variety of admirable contrivancee anti appliances
adapted to economitse, as well as to enhance the value
of form property, exhibited at the late unprecetleoted
meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society at Lisette,
Prentice's Specimens of Improved Aaphalte Floors,
attracted a fair share of interest, inquire, and attention.
This &aphelia is greatly superioi in qutslitv, durability,
and fitness for general use, more particularly for agri-
cultural per:some, to that of any other known tnatered.
For barn floors, and for the hays of barns, for malting
purposes and for store-houses it is unrivalled, being
perfectly dry, impervious in fact to moisture of any sort,
capable of resisting he ivy weights, and of enduring
th,oughout • long lease wagon, truck, end horse traffic.
Firmly moulded in one solid surface, it effectually
prevents the incursion of rats and toilet. This is • strong
point in its favour, for time i
intrusive ability of rats s
well known to be extraordinary. We can, however,
safely assert that no colony of these desperadoes was
ever found to effect a passage through asplialte.
Inspection of the specimens at the show W. not
uniningled with surprise on the part of loony who had
mistaken coal-tar for esphalte, or who had :sot previously
seen the improved aaphalte which the firm of Thomas
Prentice k. Co., of Stowmarket. Suffolk, are ostensively
engaged in laying down in various parts of the kingdom.
It is scarcely necesaary to say that this asphalte is
wholly free trout any odour, and that the surface can be
prepared as may best suit the purpose required, from
the roughness necessary in the stable, to the nice
solootbneas of the malting floor. In that district the
malting fluor* were evidently a novelty in their way,
though their nice surface lies been abusidantiv
proved to be the very best for the working Of
malt, a process which it has been a difficult task to
accommodate with • suitable floor. The saving to the
farmer, is something cousiderable by the use of
aspltalte foots, for the corn once housed, lie is stare
of preserving it from damp, as well as from vermin.
As aeplialic does not receive the moisture, when
water is thrown upon it, we should not omit to
notice, that for every description of flooring, whereton
ani suds arc kept, this is by far the moat els:sully and
healthy. Horses, (.'owe, Pies bra. may be kept clean
and comfortable in their standing places, sunply by
Ire, neat washing down. In the Hall, Kitchen, and
(sine, in the Schoolroom, in the Church, awl Mectis.g
Douse, at the Railway Station, ansl in v•ritssis other
situstions, the advantage ol.asphelte is becottong daily
better appreciated. l'rentice s Improved Asphalt,. Floor*
are highly recenumenfled by those who have hell litol
for ninny years, and so economical pre they, that those
who have I see used them are rarely satisfies! with
floors of any other description. As the security ssf
asphalt° floors depends much Upell the manner in
which they are laid down, we are happy to announce
to the landlords, mid Agriculturalists of this Dietrict,
that a set of Prentice's men, thoroughly skilled in their
work, sire now in this neighbourlismi, to fulfil sere, al
engagements, anti that further order* will be promptly
attended to, on written application being made to this
office, addressed to the Travelling Agent of the Firm
of TIIOIIIA. Prentice and Co., and of whom lists of
Prime, and every requisite infortuatiou may be
obtained.

THE L.tur OF AN OLD CUSToll.—Froto time iiume•
morial Alnwiok fair, which is held on the last Monday
in July, has been proclaimed on the Sunday evening at
the Market Cross by the bailiff of the lord of the manor
and his officers, when the representatives of the different
townships owing suit and service to the lord presented
themselves, anima with old-fashioned swords and gru-
, tesque halberds and battle-axes, for the purpose of pro.
tecting the town, and keeping watch and ward during
the night at the different approochea to the town to pre-
vent any surprise or incursion from our treacherous
neighbours, the Scots, which it seers was sot an mare.
quest occurrence on bIICII oeumions in the olden tiines.
Previous to coining to the Cross the parties met in the
courtyard of the castle, to which the public were freely
admitted, and to all refreshments, in the shape of will*
and strong ale, were liberally distributed, and 901111 C
excesses were nut unusual as the result. Some months
ago a "memorial was presented to the Duke of North.
umbeeland, who is the lord of the manor and borough
of Alnwicik, signed by the magistrates and other inhabi-
tants of the town, requesting hint to use means fur the
abolition of ma ceremony of prothaiming the fair on
Sunday evening, and the attendant diatribution of re-
freshment ; and • notice has been issued from Mr.
moor Bell, the bailiff of the manor, that the !utter wli,
he discontinued, agreeable to the exprevsed desiri 14 the '
memorialists ; but it is understood Diet tin-oiler por-
tions 01 the ancieut customs, including those of watchi
and ward, with battle-ale and broadsword, will be
retained.

TaiDgciazvg BATTLES OF THE WOILLD.—A PACIFIC
Vii.-rusv.—A distinguished English *choler has given us
a graphic account of what be calls the fifteen decisive
battles of the world, from Marathon to Waterloo.
Would, that some author, competent to the teak, could
I zpee us an equal lie-like description of the decisive
battles which enlightened philanthropy hal" fought
' against prejudice, egotism, and false principles. We du
not know what contest would form the Marathon of
such • series, but should yield to Professor Holloway
the honours of its Waterloo! Ili the face of the moat
det rinined opposition he has establisliml the lame of hts
great remedicaniallcountrics. They havehecii announcad
by every form of advertising which the initen uity of men
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could conceive, and once made known, their extraordi•
nary curative power has given them a reputation that
cannot be shaken. In this country, wherever liver,
stomach, or bowel complaint" exist, Holloway'. Pills are
looked upon an an absolute necessary by almost every
intelligent fetidly ; while fur dyspepsia or indigestion, if
its recovered victims are to be taken as good witnesses,
they are inoomparahly superior to every other so called
'pacific. We are not practically familiar with the opera.
tion of either the Pills or the Ointment, our strong
health rendering a resort to medicine unnecessary ; but
we cannot hesitate to believe the testimony of thousands
of our fellovr-citisens in their favor. When the bed.
ridden, prostrated by every variety of internal and ex-
terns! diseaaes. actually recover, and appear again in
our inidat, telling us that they owe their convaleteence
to the use of Holloway's Pills and Ointment, it would be
absurd to question their statemente. They ought to
know beet, and even the most sceptical have no right to
wren a aottbt on the anblook—Fanninoton Cleronittie.

" Marriaso rightly understood,
Glees to the virtuous and the good,
A Paradise below."

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rod tree for Stamps, open end*, or 14 in a
Scaled Envelope.
TIIE FORBIDDEN BOOK, on marriage,
its disqualifications and their removal ; the
modern treatment if spermatorrlices, syphilis, stricture,
Le., with rules aml numerous presenplions for the
speedy cum by very simple mean* of nervousness,
debility, laud all the more common diseases and
supposed incurable maladies of the sexual system. By
Dr. W. De 1401,11. of the
.Ecole de Medicine, PtVie; Graduate in Medicine,
Serpery dad Midwifery; Licentiate if the Aqui
Society f Apahccar.,
Fortiman ly by the present law, none but the mat
Physician cv, Surgeon dare attach Id. D. or 14.1t.C.5. to
Ii s name and openly advertise his fees, as heavy
penalties and imprivioninent would be incurred. The
public should therefore guard against the arrogant
assuuiptions of knavish quacks and intimaters who are
not medical nom at all, but impudently :tole thew
olccs " Dr." " Professor," Pik. A S. 111. A.,
tc., in order to mislaid the unwary as to 11;4 eras
character. None of these men really know inure of
the descases they profess to treat, shad any person
may, by reading the above work.
From long practical oksiervation in the most famous
Country 11114 the 1'4,1011,1a. the
1 -.one, I. I k..• ..• fur
.vomil log 1,..it 111 bU1:,..511. bit I)i rtu
ch..r.iet• oil hie rerera er.th rile to
the iimobeis he has been lost: woman! in Tv:storing to
health awl happiness : whilst to all who need such aid
he °trees every assurance 14 speedy rmaoratioa.
Patients at I distance should forward • detail of their
cane by ktler, enclosing CI Ls. for advice and medicines,
which w ill be sent by return. Povit•ulliee orders to be
iintibt:u.l;d:rA:yirteLasT3:o7Eltnu
aii.em:Ditt.ELovdßi
made payable at the General Pest Office, to Dr.
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DR. DE ROOS' GOTTA VITA, OR
LIFE DROPS, l'roteeted by Royal Leiters
Aden, Eopleimi ; saNctunted by the Paculte de
Fruits; Royal Colkye of l'russia dx., hare in number-
less instances proved their superiority over every
other advertised Remedy fur langour, lassitude, deprcs
don of spirits, irrtability, excitement, fear, distaste
and incapacity for society study or business, indices-
than, pains and palpitstion in time ride, giddiness, noise
in the bead, Ac. This meiliciue strengthens the vitality
of the whole system, gives energy to the muscles,
speedily removes nervousness, epilepsey, paralysis, Ac.,
renovates the Unpaired powers of life, and in•igorates
the most shattered constitntion. For skin eruptions.
sore '.liroat, pailli in the bones, and those diseases in
which mercury, sarsaparilla Isc., ste too often employed
in vein, to the utter ruin of health, its surprising MG-
earl has only to be tested.
Before wasting valuable time in seeking aid from
Instruments, and other cruel absurdities professing to
set aside medicines, sufferers will do well to make felt
trial of a remedy, which, concocted on scientific prin.
oiples, cannot fail. Priced.. Gd. and Ils, or four times
the latter at 335. per bottle, and in paekeges (by
which kl 12a. are saved), through all Chemists, or
direct from 25, Bedfonl-plae, Illoomsburyequare.
Extracts from letting which can be men by any one.
" I was never better in nip life, thanks to you and
your reedicule.'—D. P. St. Asaph. "Your medicine
has doe me more good than anything."--B. W. Lir
singtos. "Thank God, and I hope he will reward you.'
—A. C. Hartlepool. "If nay tongue could speak, or my
pan could write to express my gratitude to you I should
feel happy, but r,.ither word nor pen of mine ces
do so."—H.- A. I; riain9hant. "Hid I never road of
the Gotta Vita, r !tent or what I might have been now
1 eSan" G.. We raion.

E NEW FRENCH REM EDY._
FR A P 10.- aus generally adopted in tbe French
hospitals by Joliet:. Morten, Iticord, Culerier,
and other optabilii • 6 of the French faculty, in •
remarkably short often two or three days only,
without the lighte,. discomfort. inconvenience, or risk,
removes aii ciischar -a from the mucous membrane,
whether of the uni or other organs. Thu a remedy
so ounipletely sun,- mg and superseding everything
hitherto employed, ~mbines all the desiderata to be
sought in a medicine f the kind, for not only can the
patient carry it Imes in his pocket, but all appear-
ance, base, and rnult medicine are entirely obviated.
In packet 6, 4m. fid„ ii, and 335., through all respec-
able Medicine Vend,- or sent direct from the estab-
lishment on receipt of 'amps or post-office order. The
Ils. sire contains thre, t 4s. Od and tbose at 336. four
of the lie.

The stamp to imam. which is frlooy, bean the word
"Theriapion," in wiia 'utters, by order of HER
MAJENTI's HON. CONWIB6IIOIIIIB, who therrhy tiecure
the proprietor against intrigement throughout the
Hutted Kingdom and tha Colonios.

PAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUM-
BAGO. GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE
or THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, A.c. DR. DE
BOOS' RENAL PILL`, correct acidity tithe stomach
eud indigestion, promote the functions of the liver and
kidneys, thereby preventing atone in the bladder and
kidneys, with many other serious disorders to which
dime important organs are subject. Listlessness, weak-
ness, peevishness, and complaints long supposed to be
necrotic, often arise solely from contamination of the
blood with certain impurities which should have hies
carried off by the kidneys ; several unsightly eruptions
of the skin and face also arise from the sane cause, and
may be as readily removed by these Pills, which in 10
cases out of 20 cure with a rapidity almost marvellous.
Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lls., and Ws. per box, through
all Chemists.
"I have taken your Pills and always derive great
benefit from them."— W. W. H., QUM... C'ollepe, COM.
brave. "1 have taken your Renal Pills with the meet
happy results. —B. 11., Curt. "Your Renal Pills did
WO more good than saything."—M. J. Derek,.
Sold by Davis and Son, and Proud, Dorchester ,
Brand, Harrold, and Tuck, From.; Legget, Wareham ,
Ruling, Groves, Weymouth ; Cornish and Lewin, 27,
Whipple-street, Bennett, 5, Union-street, Hensleigh, 17,
Richimad-street, Plymooth ; Cole, Bookseller, Edge-
combe-street, Stonchons• ; Rowe, Chemist, and Jeffery
and Co., Chemists, Devonport ; Cole, Bookseller, All-
lisPauidatreet, Bideford ; Harvey, Bookseller, Fore-
street, Sidniouth ; Heartier and Co., Viet. la Parade
Tot-quay; Pewee, Chemist, Pore-street, Redeem; Mai
tin, Chemist, Triiro ; Bice, Chemist, Proctor, Cheinist,
?essence; Hem, Chemist, South-street, St. Austle
Corfield, Chemist, St. Day ; Sharps mid Co., Chemists,
St. Neots__,* Randall and Son, Johns, Palk, bowman,
Manby, Ifigb-street, end ULM. 19, Bernard-street and
40, Oxford-strzet, Southampton ; Cory, Chemist, New-
port, Dixon, Chemist, Ryde ; Wheaton, Bookseller,
Ringwood; Rittman, 3, Camden-alley, Portma ; Drew
mat and Co., Chemists, High-West, Portsmouth;
Hulbert, Church-street, Basingstoke; Salient, Chemist.
Winehmtes ; Dyson, Chemist, Andover, end at least
one spot in almost every town; bet should difficulty
occur, enclose the amount by post-office order or other.
also to 25, Bedford-place, Etloomsbury-square,.Lontlon,
and they will bit sent securely packed per return.
NOTICE dr CAUTION.—Dr. De Roos is the way
lepally-qualtded medical num who thus openly adver-
t.= Ma medioates ; and as there ars *various init.-
tioas of the above by grads who copy his books, miser
tiannents, Bc., and forge testimonials to puf of tie&
sodas tenet, micro' gosh( guard eps the
recoeseseadation el the sane, or other by dis-
honest venders, who thus obtain a
oneniew have the wordy " Wemn D iMirtaronex.•
printed en unite letters en Me Gesinsobaii amp, Is
istaais *Mei is Mon,.

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nouruihing, curling and beautifying tbe hair, chucking
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more than four time. the small ones, is. each. Sold by
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London, W.
EXTRACTS FROM LiTTCMS.—" In one fortnight I have
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" HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF Tilt
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EVREY MAN ills OWN DOCTOR.

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front Journals which do not ccist, profess to cure diatoms
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louse her vivid and useful delineations of charades
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ii., with 13 uncut penny stamps, and addresseo
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HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND LONG LIPP
le is it 11:11 the reach of all. Every ono Bay h his ones
Physician, by tile am et

B U N'S VEGETA PLR
I) )M SioICINES, prepare,l
i• • vori a the late Dr. Buchan, Perm.,
• ,!11-jr of Physiciase, kt. krt. They •re entlrt:l
• perUctly innocent, and cures are daily riimi*
belief. Their efficacy bat been pr.,,ed is
is eas,e, atte4e,l before, and signed by the pre
lerumn at Guildhall, within the jarisdichon d
Vim !light lion. the LORI) MAYOR a LONDON,
1,, fere the 1114;i:drat'1 sitting in, and for tba
'oflliddlraex, Porrey, ke., at the f0110w.4
4, viz., Marlborough Street. Weida:aster, Wort,,
••: et, Pow Street, Lc. They are used by the inwl
M”,iieal Men in their private end he.pit.;
; al.obyClergysnen and others, who bee. *oh,.
ven their moues, to certify te the l'altlifs as
I, relgiiability of these remedies
DIL BUCHAN'S

;3:ittnt ..sugar esateb ill 5
1. • proce..e of coating the pills with soma has cot.
• the Proprietors to take out Lettuce Patent of
.r....t lint,in, hi order to protect them from imitation,
•• ir ,•ne.lsaritoi covering, which is couleur de nee (vise),
them from all others. They are phssant
i::e taate, and auay be taken by the most deliesta
sr child. without (ger of nausea or dianiadest,
down imperceptibly like a sugar plum.
I.TII LtEPENDS I.IPON PURE BLOOD,
Vat- rid is sithjeat to an overtow of vitiated ha.
I, is both prevalent and dangerous ; but them Ph.
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Hevent• the collection of those impurities which cause
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,a, I howele, Marches*, lots of appetite, headache, heart
plin in the cheat, sudden faistacas and conies.
...mitotic affections, skin eruptions, deep.seatad
i.c •... kr.; :4,1 acting moat visibly on the complexion
.1-.• .1.4. improvinx, softening, and beautifyiug the
I:...reby giving that blooming and charming
so desirable, yet so vaisly sought
Om I.y AL In brief, these Pills work then
r.y t • the very roots of each disease, cleaasing
u palsoszr, removing every unhealthy weals
till the blood is purified, the whole system mese
on I all the functions acting according to eaters
.I:ltics of life become a pleasure
_i wiser* Won WI
sad and weary burdens, Thar
PURGE OCT THE HUMOURS

which breed and generate distemper, atimulate sluggish
or lisonlered organs into their natural aches., awl
impart health, strength, and eheerfulne.s to tke sick,
weak, and nervous; not only do they cure the daily
complaints of everybody, but also those formidable and
dangerous diimases that have baffled the most skilful. at
the medical profession.