The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-07-05 00:00:00

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pAINS IN TIIE BACK, GRAVEL, LUM-
BAGO, RHEUMATISM. GOUT, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS, RLADDER. and Organs therewith
countmted, uervuusness, debility, pains in the head, &c.,
tc. may be speedily relieved and effectually cured by
Di. DE ROOS' COMPOUND RENAL piLus.

From their specific action, they correct -acidity of
stomach, and indigestion, pnumute the functions of the
liver and kidneys, thereby preventing stone in the
bladder and kidneys, with many other serious disorders
to which these important organs are subject. They
agree with the most delicate stomach, and in a few days
(often a few hours only,) effect a Care when other so-
called remedies have utterly failed. Listlessness, de-
pmssiem of spirits, weakness, peevishness, the once
vigorous wind becoming feeble, forgetful and wavering ;
the once amiable temper fretful, suspicious, and intole-
rant; and complaints lung supposed to be nervous, often
arise solely from the blood becoming contaminated with
certain salts and impurities which should have been
carried off by the kidneys ; several unsightly eruptions
of the skin and face also arise from the table cause, and
may be as readily removed by these Pills. The ha-
mediate and almost marvellous change produced by their
invigorating action almost exceeds belief. Every
symptom of nervousness and relaxation quickly sub-
sides ; the trembling, care worn depressed sufferer
becomes animated and cheerful; avocations formerly
irksome become pleasing, and lie is as it were restored
to new life. They are extensively used by all classes,
and give unbounded satisfaction on ever)- hand. Suf-
ferers have only to try them to be convinced of their
efficacy, and to the sceptical A 511.11.1. )X WILL
BE SENT FIIE NOTIIINU, on receipt of three stamps
to prepay wstage, fic.
2, Buckingham liace, Brighton. " Major Stickle-
thwait thinks it hut justice to Dr. De Roos and his in-
valuable medicine, t,. inform him that he has suffered
very much from pains in the hack and loins, which in-
lurch him to try the nensl Pills, after which he finds
himself quite free from pain."
Mr. Milton Welch, Furtiess.—Your Renal Pills are
the only medicine I have met with that have been of
service."

Mr. T. Biotin, Limekiln-street, Dover.--" Please to
send a few more of your wonderful pills. My wife feels
great relief already."
Mr. We-tom:Mt, 4, Market-street, Manchester.—
" Tour medicines are very highly spoken of by all who
have purehased them of me.•

ThLiman& of other tebtimonials may be seal by any-
one.

Price Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. and lie. per bos,
through all themists.

Sold by W. 11, 714, High-street, Birmingham ;
Ferris & Co., Bristol ; Keene, Bath ; Rennes, & Cu.,
York and Edinburgh ; Whitaker, Sheflield ; West-
anacott, 31anchester ; Burrell, Dael-rtreet, and Mimes
& Cu., Liverpool; 31cMaster and Cu., Capel-strect,
Dublin ; Apotheearier' Co., Glasgow ; Bradbury,
Bolton; Pratt, Bradford; Dyer, Halifax ; Reinhardt,
Geed* ; Mender and Co., Wolverhampton ; and at
least one agent in almost every town; but should
difficulty occur, enclose the amount per IKgst-office
order or otherwise, to 10, Bernersatreet, Oxfurd•strcet,
London. and they a ill be sent rctuiely packed per return.
CAUTION. Guard against imitations, and the
reco •nilation of other medicines by dishonest vendors
who thing obtain a larger profit, and notice the wonis
" 'WALTER DE 11.554, LONDON," in white letters On the
stamp affixed to the above, to imitate which is felony.
A PAMPHLET with full instructions sent post free
for two stamps.

KNOW THYSELF! Tim ORIGINAL ORA-
PRIOLOGInT MARIE COUPELLE, continues
her interesting and useful delineations of character from
examination of the handwritirez, in a style peculiarly
her own, and which can he hut badly imitated by the
Ignorant pretenders and self•styled professors who have
lately laid claim to a knowledge of this beautiful seirtice.
Persons desirous oi knowing their own character or that
of any friend, must send a specinien of writing, stating
sex and age, or supposed age, with 14 uncut penny
postage stamps, to MARIK UourELLI:, 40.0, Castle street,
Newman street, London. W, for which will be returned
a detail of the -ifts, defects, talents, tastes, affections,
of the writer, with other things pree. sly unsus-
pected, calculated to guide in the surrylsy affairs of
life. All letters are strictly confidential, and to prevent
mistake, applicants are requested to enclose an envelope
properly directed to theinselve4. The thousands who
thankfully acknowlede the value of advice given, and
accuracy of Miss C. s sketches, establish the great
utility of the science.
Freon F. N.--" I consider your skill surprising."—
C. " Your description of her character is reinarkaldr
correct."—W. S. " Your interesting reply is guite.true, '
. . . . . .

--H. W. " Your sketch of Illy Cilal;e:1"IN IIIIVI;CHID11111Y
" Mamma says the character is a true
one." —Mi.. W. S. " You have described his character
very accurately."—Miss 11. S. " lam afraid his character
is too truly as you describe it." "We see no more
difficulty in graphiology than plirenclogy, and we have
little doubt that in innumerable instances the character
is read with equal precision."—Family Herald. "By
these nieans men about to engage in partnership or any
important transaction, may learn beforehand the cha-
racter of persons with whom they have to do: in like
wanner may lovers be made wire beforehand; and those
who have seciet enemies may be warned. and enabled to
prepare for the worst."—Hoiteehold Words. -

AN ACT OF DEEP GRATITUDE.
5,000 Copies of • Medical Book to be given sway!!!
ACLERGYMAN OF THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND having been cured of Nervousness,
Loss of Memory, Indigestion, and other fearful symp-
toils, is eaniestly desirous of imparting to his suffering
fellows the means whereby his own restoration was so
marvellously effected. Ile will therefor. send • book
containing all the necessary information, on receipt of
two penny swops to prepay poste, addressed to the
Rev. IL R. Travers, M.A., 1, North Cumberland Place,
Bayswater, Middlesex.
CA ITTION.—The advertiser regrets to find that sere.
ral disreputable rupture-curing quacks, sham clergymen,
and others, have dishonestly adopted this plan of putting
off their cruelly deceptive hooks.

Do YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR,
VIIISKERt. kc.? if so, usa HosALIE
lOU-
I'EI.LE'S CRIN 1.7 CHI All noted as the only thing that
can be fully relied on. It is guaranteed to produce
whiskers, ustachios, eyebtuvri. &c. in a few weeks,
and will be found eminently successful in nourishing,
curling, and beautifying the hair; checking greyness,
strengthening weak hair, preventing its loss, and restor-
ing it in baldness from whatever cause. Upwards of MO
physicians recommend it for the nursery, as promoting a
tine, healthy head of hair, and averting Wiliness in after
years. Sent post free on receipt of 24 penny postage
stamps, by Miss Coupelle, 69, Castle-at., Newman-at.,
visfordst.. London, and obtainable of all Chemists, in
bottles price 23. each.
Each package bears • red stamp with the words
" ItosALIE IUiI'PELLE" in white letters the words
" Ciieet:LLE's CIIISLITHIAK" are also moulded in each
bottle. .

" My whiskers are greatly improved."—W. A. Hill.
" It liuooniderahly thickened my hair."--Miss Mullin.
"1 Mall bald 9 years, but find new hair coming rapidly."
—J. Hone. "Thanks to you I have an excellent Mona-
tactic and whiskers."—Major Browne. " I had lost my
hair in patches. but it has restored it"—Miss Hewitt.
"titer 20 years baldness it has acted iniraculuusly."—
H. Moir.

Sohl by Winnall, 78, High-street. Birmingham ;
Ferris and Co., Bristol; Keene, Bath ; Raiines and Co.,
York and Edinburgh ; Whitaker. Sheffield . • West-
inacott, Manchester ; Howell. Dame-street, and Itaimes
and to., Liverpool; McMaster and Chapel-street,
Dublin ; Apothecaries Co., t;lasgow ; Bradbury, Bolton ;
l'ratt, Bradfonl ; Deer, Halifax ; Reinhardt, Leeds:
3lander and Co., Wolverbaniptun ; and at least one
agent in almost every town.
"FIVE MINUTES ADVICE ON TIIE HAIR,"
Whiskers, fr.c., sent post free for four penny stamps.

QQU ACKE Rl' UNMASKED AND
DEFEATED; an exposure of the rupture-curing
quacks and other heartless swindlers who rob the un-
thinking, and too often ruin the health of their victims.
The Author, who has had considerable experience in the
treatment of Nervous affect. . Loss of Memory,
Indigestion, Giddiness, Headache, Ice., will be happy to
resent a Cory of his Work, by the aid ~f which per-
manent health may he speedily recovered. it a trifling
expense, and without recourse to the so-called certain
remedies of the day, which too often prove certain
failures.

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—Chrktian Times. "Rarely do we mon:mend •
medical work, but in thk instance we do so honestly."—
Literary Gazette. "The mo.t fearless exposure we
have ever seen." Sunday Times. "The I)ctor
der. eves our warmest tkanks fur his hold attack on
einpiricisiii."—Era. Sent fret on receipt of two penny
stamps by Lawes, Publisher, 14, hand Court, 1101
burn, Loam.

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BRIDPORT.

HORTICULTURAL FETE.

The sixth exhibition of the Briaport Horticnitiii.il
and Cottage Oenlen Impruvemeet Society, took
place on 'Thursday, in Magdalen leita, under
circumstances the moat favourable. The weather
was all that could be desired. To those amivainted
with the spirited proceedings of the committee, and
the judicious arrangements made by dean for
bringing visitors from neighbouring places, it is not
surprising that with such weather mule complete
success. The green sward around the marquee
presented, during the gleams of sunshine, an i,i.ormbic
of the gayest description. There did out appear so
large a collection of !lowers and plants as Last year
staged for competition. The grand stand exhibited
a superb awl varied collection of plants. Crowning the
stage on either side, was a line composed almost exclu-
sively of fuse:lilac some of which were very lofty.
Ranged beneath them, were some fine specimens of
geraniums, adcwilanas, balsams, verbenas, itc., as
well as a few stove plants of choice qualities, ;end
some exotics. We were particularly struck with
two plants bearing the names of dietyanthus ovoids,
and stephnotis tlombundis, whieh were greatly
admired. The principal contributors in the amateur
dower department, were the Rev. J. Haymow',
IL A. Templer, Esq., B. Fox, Esq., Mrs. nettiisoi,
and Mr. Langley (Lyme). Of cut rikiCS, .1. (unary,
Esq., and T. Colfox, Esq., had a good aisplay. Thu
show of amateurs' fruit and vegetables was large,
awl the specimens were very tine. There wen:swim
splendid melons, awl choicsi gripe% and cherries ;
the strawberries and raspberries were exceedingly
temptino.—There was also a fine display of culinary
vegetables—prolific green lam, line beans, and
excellent aamples of new potatoes and cauliflowers.
Col. Brugge, .1. (weary, W. I founsell, Esq.,
Rev. O. Raymond, an•l Mr. Langley, were the
chief contributors. In the nurserymen and pro-
fessional gardeners' department; the chief iittraction
was the magnificent lot of cut roses, sent in by Mr.
S. J. Pavitt, of Bath. A re choice and vaned
collection than those exhibited by that gentleman
we have rarely beheld. Mr. l'asritt, curried of the
first prize. In order, if possible to get a more
extensive competition in rues, Mr. l'avitt very
' kindly offered a prize of twelve of the best roses in
cultivation, for amateurs exhibiting the best twelve
' bunches of roses—nut more than three stems in each
bunch. Mr. Satuways, of this town sent in some
nice specimens of greenhouse plants, as well as a
capital variety of cut verbenas and roscs,--iii connec-
tion with which he carried off prizes. Mr. New-
berry, of Cpway, was likewise a successful competitor
in greenhouse plants and cut verbenw.—Amiwz his
(wellies was a very pretty one callea the Prince& of
Prussia. lie had, liftides, some nice geraniums,
and a fine erica plant, the Tricolor Elegem. Among
his cut roses, (of which be hail a nice sample.) were
the Baron Nally, Nladanie (fry, William Orifliths,
I larks Lawson, lieneral Jaequinienot. lonia
Ihmaparte, and Josphine Mahon. Mr. Scott, of
Nlernott, likewise sent in , • capital cut roses, but
nut for competition. In market gardeners' awl
gentlemens' servants department, we otos:re...l s•one
Wee greenhouse plants, as well as livstitifully tine
strawberries awl other fruit.. The moot noti..ablii
wcre those exhibited by Mr. .1. look, Mr. .1.
Whetham, Mr. J. Lacombe, an,! Mr. W. Li.40,1111/C.
In the mettagers' department there was a
ilevided improvement, both with regard to quantity
and quality, and showed how touch Ims lieu awes
within a comparatively few years for the advance-
ment of garden culture. The Atrawlienics,
berries, currants, awl gooseberries contributed by
P. Bassett, 11. Lane. If. Whetkiiii, mot W. Minter-
face, weie remarkably tine. Their wrre also some
pew+, potatoes, and beans ; as wll MY !WPM tlit't! C:11.•
bages, lettuces, diehard, etc., exhibited. Nor were the
cotmgers altogether destitute of floral ColltribUtivh4.
Slane capital plants being exhibited by W. Itri•lle,
I:. Way, awl I Cook. With regard to cut !lowers.
shown by amateura„ we were particularly striii.k with
the arringement of those of T. i olfox. Emil.. Mrs.
Symonds, and Mrs. Swain. The oniainental baskets
of wild (Rowels and ferns of Mrs. mid the Nib...
Rawlinson were certainly very prettily designed,
and Isere niteb admired. In classes awl
(through the kiwi:les.' of C. %Veld, of ( letick)
the cottagers' prizes were doubled. The splendid
band of the first battalion oldie rifle brigade, to the
number of about forty, was present, under the
leadership of their bandmaster, Mr. Miller. and
occupied an enclosed space in the field—an arrange-
ment which rendered their •• most sweet sounds"
everywhere audible, and preventeil the necessity of
crowding around them. Through an excellent
arrangement of the committee, seats were provided
in the fiela. Altogether we believe the number
visiting the show wits about 2,0011; of whom
were admitted after four o'clock.

Thu judges were -For Fruit :—Mr. firewia,
gardener to IL It. Sheridan, 1.2.4 q., M. P., and Mr.
Jetionl, of Wotton. Flowers Power, of Up-
lynie, and Mr. Stxdt, of Nlerriot. Ceneral Referree;
.1. Gilbert, Esq.

Amongst the winners of prizes were
--(lass I.—A •,r1 - Exotics, six varie-
ties : First prize, Mrs. Pattison. Pelargoniums, in
..,to, four varieties : Fir.t Prize, MIN. Patttson. Fancy
Geraniums, in pots, four varieties : First prize, Mr,.
Pattison. Calceolarias, in pots, four varieties : Second
prize MN. I'attiSoll. Four best Creepers, in ImArtb
First prize, Mrs. Pattison. _ .

FrNil.—rolketion if six kinds .
First prise. Rev. I/. Hay I; s I. Mrs. l'attisons
Melon, ii.le specimen : First prize. Cundry, ;
wound, Mrs. l'attison:
(1.... s 3.—Asoin 'ft. /a/Wm—Collection of six
kinds ; First prize, .1. nundry, Esq. ; second,
Pattison. Cauliflowers, four heads : First prize, P.
11uudry, Esq. ; second, .Mrs. P.ittison.
I 'Lass 4. —Nice« rya.l. aMI I Pe. tti iil./.411 ea'
Fluirrrs.—tireenhouse plants. six t,es : First prize.
Mr. H. Newberry; second. Mr. I'. Sztuways. 110ses,
eighteen varieties : First prize, Mr. Pavia ; second. Mr.
Saiuways. Verbenas, cut, twrlve vark•;i, : First
prize, Mr. IL Newberry; second, l'.-Sainways.
r,illection of plants staged for a flr I, tudee v;irieties :
First prize, Mr. U. Newberry ; s.uuid, Mr. I'. 1.411 i•
ways.
Autrami'm PRIZES. The be-t Fresh Water
Aquarium : First prize, Mrs. Rawlinson ; second, Miss
Stephens. The best. Marine Aptarium : First prize,
Miss Stephens ; second, Mrs. V. Tucker.

GIRLS' AND INFANTS' CENFAIAI. Slllo4.l.s.—Tho
annual meeting of the subscribers to, and examination
the children in connection with. the schools, was
held on Friday morning, in the IntanesSelosil room,
which was tastefully decorated for the oecanozi.
Harnicott. Esq., presided ; the attendance was tole-
rably good. From the Treasurcr's account, it ap-
peared that the receipts in the girls' school were
ii los. ikl. ; whilst the expenditure left a balance
to the general amount of 4:24 9,1. -61. In the infante
the receipts were £6ll :is. Gil., whilst the expend'.
tore had been km by .t 5 In the general
account the receipts (including a leihuice from last
account of .t 22 12s. 24.1.), were 475 VA. 9.1. ;
the expenditure left a tralanee of 420.

RE-ELECTION 01, THE (.1i ANCELLOR Or nu: Ezeitit•
Ett.—Oxvottn. Friday Evening.—This being tlw hied
.day was the doot day for the polling of the residents.
Mr. Gladstone's majority again rose steadily throughout
the day. On the adjourmisent of the poll at I 0'0044 it
WA. 177; at the final close, at 5 p.m., it was WI, Om
total votes being—:

For Mr. Glirdstone . . 1.0.10
For Lord Chandes . . . .
Majority . . . —l9l
Mr. Gladstone polled *.b.l votes more than at his lash
contest (in 183:1) while the opposition polled MD rotes
less than on that omission.

A letter has been received in Paris from a non-com
I:Mistimed officer of a regiment of light cavalry who was
present at the battle of Sollerino. He sayal that his
regiment WAS one that auffered least, still there ~eire
two chefs ifescadrant (majors) killed. He adds that
there are souse of the French infantry regiments a!den's.
meaning that they were nearly cut to pieces. At for the
Piedniontese army, he says it suffered co severely that it
is incapable of forming a line of battle.