The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-03 00:00:00

eintral Nctos.

Moon limn in 1860.—Pros the official return,
rather tardily published, we give the amounts of gold,
silver, popper, and brumes moneys of the realm, coined
at the Royal !lint clarieg the year ending De muster 31.
1860. The number of sovereigns was 2,555,958.
representing a weight of twenty-one tons of gold. The
number of half-sovereigns coined was 1.131,500, or about
live tons weight. Of florins there were mreck 635,580;
of shillings, 1,671,120 ; of mispeneea, 1.100,880; of
threepence'', 3.410,088; aml ed three-half-penny silver
pieces for circulation in Ceylon, 159,896. Of the Queen.*
Manuday moneys, consisting of fouppeneek three.
peaces, toopenees, and penes of silver. them were
wooed in all. 201,068. Demanding to the inferior coda-
age, we end that there were imbed from the royal
stamping press in the year named, of copper pence,
32,256—the lest of that " ilk 1," of broom penes,
5,053,440, or forty-seven tons weight ; of bonnie half-
pease, 6,630,400; and of brooms farthings, 2.867,200.
Th. total and of the metal for the ooina of copper and
broom was 89.184 2s. 11d., whilst their representative
value amounts to no lees than 07.990 dd. na shooing
a haodoome margin of gain on the transactionth to the
credit of the politic. The graod total of coins of all
denominations Lewd from the Mist doting the year
1856 was 24,348,526, thus showing an average rate of
rather over two minnow of pie-es per month, tehilet the
ex; en-e. of the futabliNhtorut ore sot down at
-

513 Be. 3d.
lanigiosi Swat, Moser en. —When the Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland went to the great agricultural show at
Belfast, a number of inothuen went over from London,
and Savant Brett, • detective officer, was sent after
them. On the second day of the agricultural show, a
person "got up" to appear like a well-to-do English
farmer bad attracted • crowd around him while he com-
mented upon the merit. and detects of some of the prize
beads. Brett walked up just to me what was "going
on." whey in • moment he recognised, under the dram
of the rid' English agriculturist, no lees • person than
"Jim B•laSer," • notorious swell mobs nen and garotter.
from London. Belcher saw that be was detected, and
ezeleinied, much to the merriment of the bystanders,
"o*,, Kr. Brett, pray let use go; I am only here for
pleasure. I will do anything that you wish, so thatyou
don't loch me up." He was locked up notwithstanding;
and at night wee put epos the boat for Leaden and
sent away. The next night was file( for the grand bell,
at which the Lord Lieutenant wit to be present.
"From information remind," Brett had reason to
believe that a gene of Leedom "cracks" had taken
tickets—sold at two or three guineas mob—with the
object of cawing the nobility and gently of some ct
their valuables during the excitement and confusion of
the bell. Brett IVY soon on the alert, sod stationed
himself on the daps leading up to the hell-room. His
look-out WY of short duration, foe he SODU perceived
two persons expensively, bet by nolaealle lastly dressed,
spproachhig the entrain*, engaged in an apparently
samaing conversation. They walked ann-in arm, and
were about preeenting their tiekete, when their eyes f,•Il
epos the officer. They turned and fled, math to the
surprise of the other visitors. They were, however,
pursued, and, like their friend the fanner, captured and
lodged in prison. They were sent home by • host which
left the wharf at twelve o'clock the same night. Brett
ascertained that they lied been staying at •
first-class hotel, paying five shillings • night for bed. and
indulging in all the lerueles the house could Afford.
They were moompithed by five other "gentlemen,"
who had left a Zepoeit of be. each to mean their beds
for that night, and had plaint' their luggage altogether
in ose room. The feet of the apprebesistec got wind,
and no one of the live returned to the hotel, neither was
any of the luggage claimed during Brett's stay in
Belled. At the doge of the fetes no robberies were
reported—a fact owing, no doubt, to the apprebegaion
of the suspected persons at such an early period of the
festivities. These thieves keep regular dimes of all the
events "corning off" which an likely to attract numerous
attendanees.
ARTISTIC ESISIGNS 505 WATCHZIL—" A number of
new and artistic dengue for the embellishment of
watches have been invested and exhibited by Mr. J. W.
Benson, of 33 and 34, Lodges. Hill, and 46 and 47.
Cornhill, who has exerted himself with oninniendahle
soothe to provide, in this partieder branch of maim-
facture, the union of taste and ussetilnees so striking in
the productions of the French artificers. The remit
progress in the art of watchmaking in England is owing
to the enterprise ea i industry of several gentlemen, who
are now reaping • just reward for their ingenuity.
Anseeyd these Mr. Benson holds • prominent position,
sad his designs may therefore be recommended to tie
notice of the poblie."—Derily Telegraph.—Benson's
Illestrated Pamphlet, post free for two stamps, is
demiriptive of every construction of watch now made.
Watcher safe by poet to all parts of the globe.
The announcement by Kamm Cemell, Pettey', and
Gallia of John Caseell's New Journal "The Quiver."
will have been observed by our readers. The grand
object propieed being the advancement of Religion in
the Homes of the People, it is intended to effect that
01-jest by giving to the contents of "The Quiver" so
AlLte
varied and interesting a mr se to entitle it to be
isp of ided as a library an literature, embracing,
as ite device declare.. " mc.nsw and old." The
'rift, moreover, of "TI,. ter" being only oue
palsy weekly, sad its being larger than any journal
hitherto issued at the price, will be another meace of
insuring its emersion into the homes of all who are
interested in the truths for which it will contend. The
fret number was kissed coo Setardey, hotrod 31.
But few incidents have ever transpired that will lend
more to cheapen both Silk sad Tee than the opening of
the new port of Hankou in the heart of China, for it
affords, without any trans-shipment. a direst *mime.
niceties from the best tea prodoeing districts, to the
Docks in London, entirely obviating the old difilculty
and omit of long porterage., and eiperate transit ever
500 miles inland to Shanxi's.. Heroism* é Co. have
not been slow in taking advantage of this privilege, as
their Tea Inepecton now not only select the parcels
which have undergone no sophistication, bat also see
the tea on ship board close to the place of production.
Horniutan's Pure Teas are of the choicest growths,
and the seme description as the Black and Green eone
roundly add, but without the usual bluish Or intonate
Week facing. Their Green is of • natural olive hoe. not
bluish. Sold in Packet., and by Authorized Awns
only, as advertised in this paper. 6
The hacks Advertise, pays :—" The once-lamed house
of Stowe is about to be again restored to the list of the
great houses of England, and be rescued them in fallen
state—se steps are to be takes to re-furnish suites of
rooms for the Dowager Duchies of Birmingham, and
the preemit Duke and Dashes."
CAUTION TO BAS/LgRS.—A very remarkable one oc-
curred at the Livensool Arise on Tuesday, and the
result should teeth beakers very great caution to pro-
vide whist fraud. The plaintiff, Joseph Bennett, a
licensed hawker, had lodged MOO with the Sheffield and
Hallameldre Bank in Sheffield. The bankers received
on the 23rd August a letter from Londos, purporting
to be signed by Joseph Beneett, mid in his usual hand-
writing, requesting them to forward him MOO through
Glyn's. The money was forwarded, and on the 10th
September • person called at Glyn's. signed • cheque as
Joseph Bennett, and obtained the moiety in one £5O
note and 50 sovereigns. Some one afterwards cashed
the OW mote at the Beak of England, and received
eight Eli notes and ton sovereigns in change. The
plaintiff, Joseph Bennett, now &mks that he either
wrote the letter or received the mousy, asserting the
signature to the letter and the signature on the back of
the £5O note are forgeries; but banker'. clerks,
" experts" in handwriting, give their opinion that the
signature is Beamett's. Hemmer, "somebody" received
the money, and one of the £5 notes paid to that "some-
body" was actually paid away by Joseph Bennett
himself a fortnight afterwards at Birmingham. He
swears he got it through his mother, whom he sent out
with Eb worth of silver to change into a note, but his
mother, called, too, by his own counsel as • witness,
drone all knowledge of nob • transaction. Another
of the Di notes paid to "somebody," at the Bank of
' was trailed, and on it was foetid the name
Iraitly," • brother-in-law and business connexion of
'Bennett's. Against them facts deed. Benisett's own
denial, and the belief of his mether and some wit-
nesses that the signatures are not in his handwriting,
and the Hallamehire jury amides that the beak shell
pay the money over agile.
A very novel and unprecedented event has jack taken
place at Liverpool. At that port no lose than 15.000
Wes of Surat cotton were last week exported to New
York— • pivot that the "cotton famine" has already
set in in the Northern antes. The city artiste of the
Tines says that the commeroial minces from New
York. on Monday, strengthen the supposition that the
wee mud be brought to a termination by the difficulty
of providing for lie enormous cost. Th. expenses of
the Admit Goveromeat are daily therething, and now
amount to £250,000 per day.
An execution of • very remarkable character took
place
.ak at Chester, on Tuesday. when the sentence of
• ruffian named Martin Dolls, for
assaulting aon •
woman with whom be had cohabited, with
iniset to ibieVog her, wee=moiat. The ease will
be names se one dun atrocity, end it is
• miracle that the woman servings. It is many years
eines a eigiaar execution has taken place. The crowd
was treseendien.
The Besot de Vida was removed from Wolves** to
the House of Correction at Cnithath-ffelde, en Tueeday,
to undergo the term of hopethennitht imposed upon
him by Mr. Justimillackburn—nemelly. twelve soothe
hard labour.
RAILWAY ACCIDIPTIL—A meeting was held in London
out TweeleYi of neetropoliten railway aberebeldera„
with • view of taking prelistheary dims to petition the
Legislature to nosbid the eocapensation for Hones by
railway academie, within certain limits, tommeneurate
with the injuries esteally handed en perms or pro-
perty. It wee elated that one of the great *appeal*s
hod disbursed last year no Ism sines thee 665,000
by way of COMINGSSUOR aloes, for accidents on their
line.

LOUD PALIIIIIIIITTMI AT Dornt.--Tbe /netallatioa of
Lord Paituerstaa, as Lord Warden of the Cinque
Porte, took place on Wedarday with an observance
of all the ancient euslones. The weather was inaguifi•
omit and the town was crowded with visitors and
demoted with triumphal ma" flp, and banners.
At one °Week Lord Pahnerelea rewsd the Cioque
Ports Vehtaivets, in neraher about MO. His Lordship
MIN on horseback from Wainer CeMie, & dittoes of
eight miles. A precassion wee 'afterwards formed to
coodnet the new Lord Warden to an awning, wider
which he held the ancient Coot of Shopway, with the
customary form. g vpiendid banquet was given by the
Mayor of Dover and the corporation to tie Lord
Warden, in the Ane old hall known as the Vaisya Dies,
where covers were laid for about 400. Lord Palmerston,
in returning Osaka to the toot of his health, was
greeted with greet enthudaton, and lordly cheered. In
his speech he explained that the same of the delay in
Alline the vacant dies of Lord Warden arose from eon-
as to whether that Oleo should be abolihed,
but he had mired at the woolesioa that it was tight
to be maintained. He way eulogised the Volunteer
movement He also aDadO to the retreat at Bell's
Run as an evidence of the powerlessness of men in-
diviiusily brave, but improptrly drilled and orgaidaed,
wind an enemy. The town was illaminated, and the
streets thronged with people.

Ms SATZ LOILD RElatIT.—A smiting was held
the Townie'll, Wilton, on Tuesday, soder lies presi-
dency of the Mayor, for the purpose of soasidering the
advisability of westing some hating isosasent is
masoory of the late Lord Herbert, elite it was proposed
by Mr. Sways', eseoseisd by Mr. lAader, and serried
neswilwoullY. tsts staised-shres wisrlow be plnssd Is
WWI& amikwlisik vs' assiml log his is.MAwl
datisi is&

Tee PISMO' ANS Till BTATIDIPMAWIIIt.—A• one
of the chief stations on the Great Western Railway
*YU tiwr Water* Abritilsg Newel is a station-master.
noted for self-conceit and flonkeyiees. His reverend
for • person with • handle to his hams is equalled only
by the esteem in which he bolds himself. One day be
descried • gentleman prating the platform with a cigir
in his mouth. Mr. —at once accosted the audacious
offender and requested him forthwith to atop smoking.
The gentleman took no notice of this command, but
continued his walk, eniittiag • silvery aloud Irritated
by this dideedience, Kr. repeated his behests
more peremptorily than before • but dill the owner of
the Havannah maintained a I:rovokinif aliment- A
third time ths order was repeated. aimoinpanied with
the threat that if the obstinad sinner did sot okay. be
would be hurried aver to the tender mercies at the
porters. Tidetranger took ise more heal than bethr•
and so at last, enraged Mr. pulled the edger out of
the smoker's month and flung it away. This viclisoli act
produced no more effect than commands and threats,
and the peripatetic philosopher continued his walk quite
serenely. Presently a carriage and four drove up—an
equipage well blown to Mr. aathM of the Duke
of Besufort. To his inconceivable horror the refractory
smoker entered the said chariot, and drove off in style
to Badminton. Kr. -- asked in tremulous tones
who the stranger was, sod he felt reedy to sink into the
earth when lie heard that it was Viscount Palmerston,
K.G., First Lord of the Treasury. He did not hedtate
long. boxcver ; lie at mow oraored a chaise and pair
and drove off to Bedmiutrin. Anisod there, he rent in
his card, and urgently requested a private interview
with Lord Palmerston. His lordship soon appeared,
whet Mr. began • most abject apology for hewing
"so grossly insulted his lordship. Had be known who
his lordship was he would not have so treated his lord-
ship foe the world." The Premier beard the station
master out, then looking down upon bite sternly, sad
with hill hands in his pockets, said, "Sir. I reapected
yon because I thought you were doing your duty like a
Briton ; but now I see you are nothing but a deb." And
thus ended die station-master's interview with the

Premier.
• Lord Fitshardinge, of Berkley Castle, on Tuesday,
presented Mr. John Salary, P.C.R., of Bristol. with •
very fine buck's bead and antlers, on behalf of Court
Aldermen Whitson of the Aneent Order of Foresters.
An ACOUNFLISIIID Don.—At Aldershot camp there is
a large spaniel belonging to a sergeant in the Royal
Artillery, who has been taught by his miner, during
tedious days of camp life to perform tricks that are
almost marvellous. The dog is perfect in ins drill,
marching slow, quick, and at the double, in obedience to
the word of command. After he had been put through
his paces, his muter called him up and aed_ his
otgulirtunolgethr. irrions reposei
beat ton e the ground.
sings oapproval.
Were the 42nd ;oot, I—silence on the part of the dog.
After going over halfedozen names, the master asked,
exactly in the same tone as that which be had put his
previous queetioes, the dog's opinion of the Royal
Artillery. He instantly burst out into joyous barking,
jumplug about and rolling. The *errant then celled
tor three cheers for the Ring of Prussia .no ;
three cheers for the King of Naplea—G low growl; three
cheers for the Emperor of Austria—ailence again ; three
cheers for the Qom of England—ouch a volley of re-
sounding barks that 'shoed ages.
eraser RAILWAYS. Fresh demonstration have
been made by the London mob against the erect rail-
ways. A few days ago three mischievoes whim were
banging on one of the cars when two of them fell of.
and one was injured severely and the other killed. A
verdict of " Accidental Death" was returned by the
coroner's jury, but the indiguatioo of the mob was
aroused by the circumstance, and on Wednesday the
parmagers in the cars were hooted by large crowde,
and several obstructions were found on the line. These
insensible proceedings are said to have been instigated
by the omnibus proprietors, who have an inveterate
hatred of Mr. Train an.l his "street railway."
Tøz RUILDIIMW STIOSS.—The London masons, having
obtained the sanction if the executive council of their
moiety, sitting at Bristol, have placed two prepositions
before the various lodges throughout the kingdom, the
votes on which are now being taken, and the result of
which will be officially made known on Monday.
Them propositions are: 1. That the whole of the
country jobs and works of the London employers who
have not accepted the compromise be immediately
struck, and the men working thereon Gelled off. 2.
That the men be celled off the whole of the country
jobs and works of News Myers. If either of them
propositions is carried the men expect it to exercise a
oussidersbie Whams in favour of an early settlement
of the dispute. In the event of the first proposition
being adopted abort SOO men will be throes out ; ff
the second only agreed te, between 300 and 400 ',RI
leave work. During the lad few days several of the
Scotch mos ras who have leen brought over to work in
Keens Myers.* yard, have left their employ, and
reported themselves to the maims' Sinks conemilMe.
Some of thews men have Ir.cl their sissies rid barb
to gcothand, and others hive been sent to Itanebeeter.
Tile ex-Queen of the French left Worthing on Friday
last for Babel', by way of Havast. and thence on the
direct Portsmouth line. Her Melody was suddenly
Sakes very ill. and a phystoi n was telegraphed the from
London. who aeoonspeuied the Queen on her journey.
An invalid carriage was gent down for the occasion, and
the train containing her Majesty was accompanied by
Mr. J. B. Farmer, of Brighton.
SAINT MARY RICDCLIFT CHURCH, BIIISTOL.-02
Wednesday a masonic ceremocy to connection with the
restoration of this time.honoured structure took place
at Bristol. Ti.. Masonic body btu, it is stated, motel
-
bated £l.OOO towards the restontion, and it was re-
solved to celebrate the work by an appropriate memo.
nial, in which the brethren in the adjacent provision
well invited to co-operate. A grand lodge was opened
at the Masonic Hall, Bridge-street, and a procession of
the various lodges was organised at the Exchange, the
mayor and corporation being also present. The proms-
sem ms Irving the Exchange proceeded to St. Mary
Radcliff Chunk, attended by a vast concourse of epee-
gators. The scene in the churchyard of St. Mary
cliff* was. perhaps among the most striking and charac-
teristic observed on the whole line of marsh. The bead
of the MIMI, on reaching the door of the enterable
structure, halted, sad commenced playing the National
Anthem. Simultaneously the brethren fell heck bare-
headed, and formed a passage, up which the Grand
Lodge, in their purple sod gold collars, stars, diamonds,
and glittering insignia, marched with solemn pace,
followed by the Royal Arch, with crimson and geld
collars, and inagnilleent insignia, jewels, and tokens of
their high and sublime branch of the mysterious order.
Divine service was impressively performed in Massacred
ediece, and the sermoe was 'wracked by the Rev. Mr.
Wakes, racier of Spalding, and chaplain to the Grand
Lodge. After these services the ceremony of laying
the foundation-stone of the lady Chapel took rime
with all the imposing =same arompaiutseets incedest
to such special occasions. The rev. chaplain then
offered up another prayer, and the grand master pro-
nounced the benediction. The procession then returned
to the Exchange, where some appropriate speeches were
Maar by members of the order, the mayor, and the high
sheriff, after which the members dined together at the
White Lion Hotel, when Mr. Godwin. the architect,
congratulated them on the moors of their endeavours
as regards the restoration of the church. The number
of nassom present at the ceremony was about 500, nod
the amusements of the day were of • very satidectory
description.
DITIRIOSATIOX OF TIM COISAOII.—It has been dis-
covered by the Mint authorities that the intelligent or
Intelligible life of coins is touch shorter than it was prior
to the introduction of the railway system and thee:,
travelling. People move abort now more frequeetly
than they used, and so does money. Whether the
former wear out mourner from the rester activity
problem for social economists. bat that the
does is certain. Towards the close of the last century,
careful experiments dedneed the fact that deterioration
among ten year old silver coins of the various denomina-
tions was as follows:—Crewne, 31 per cent ; half-crowns,
10 per cent.; shillings. 24j per cent. • and
311 2.loths per cent. Now the loss is nearly exfisliowit,
on coins of the muse. age :—Crowns, 5 per cent. ; half-
crowns. 12 per cant.; shillings, 30 per sent.;
ax-
pencee, 46 per cent.; and threepenoes over 10 per cent.!
This increase is evidently due to "fast living." so to
speak, and the weakest individuals, or at any rate the
mailed, sufferer most from its con sequoia. The gold
coinage does not deteriorate in anything like the mine
ratio, and this from obvious muse. It t, not subjected
to anything like the same course of treatment. It
moves in higher and more circumscribed circle*, is only
a legal tender when of legal weight, and is therefore
nursed with more ears under the poreeMolollak
Of copper and became moues, peace and Wettest*
suffer the most rapid deterioration, farthings being the
long'mt lived of the three denominations. They are
all tokens of value merely, and shortcomings are km
noticed, and, indeed, of far less consequesee to the
public, A sufSeient time bag not yet clamed to tumble
us to judge of the durability of the brow* mins*, but
from the hardeme of the trapper, we prognosticate for
it greater longevity. Ones ozydatson bee dome its work
of deepening the slow and hardening the serfs* of
the Anew. It will undepbtedly become more siehtis
and less *abject to lose by abrasion or "waste than
it is in its present transition slate. —Afeetssiee Maya.
ASOIIIIII CLICSICAL ficatiDah.—The Paris corres-
pondent .4 the Daily News writes :—" The clerical
Journals wilt probably decline to open their columns to
a new scandal about which a good deal will be, Sr.
long, read elsewhere. A warrant is out for the arrest
et • curt in the department of the Irides, upon the
cheer of rape and complicity with infanticide. The
victim of this pried'e depravity was absolutely of
tender years at the time to which the hisiory of his
crime goes back. She was between ten and eleven
yeses old. For seven years he hews eentrlved to keep up
the intrigue at his own nektonic, her extreme youth,
and the rigid systems of religious observances which he
inquired upon her sufficing to turn aside suspicion. At
length abs tissue monastic ; she could no longer
reinsin at the home GS her father (the ganiedeausplirte
of the commune); and the abbe obtaining the collusion
of • brother pried. had ber conveyed to the abode of
the latter. It is not stated when the unhappy girl was
delivered of her child. A child, however, was born,
and by the meow and complicity of the mist,
murdered. The erreedied young molls, beer
arreeted,ind It is hardly the rail criminal be
showed le eesseve. Fortunately, the adios the
(mislaid law, width is skit and strong here, sno
logger, as In past time, hampered by sedeniestieel
Re&LOWAT.II Tmui las Onnwiner.—Homeheld Ilmsedire
—Mothers and nurses would spars themeelvm Infinite snidely
In mut of accident or Innen If they had anayg the never-
falling remedies prepared by Primmer Holloway. The weaker
ger, smadatly, amy rely on their restorative powers in sit
Cases of inerhoity or simpensbu of the functions pecan to
them. They may be used. adventamousiy. under any eir-
cumetenow of W-health, as their peculiar property of purifylar
the Wad mast mitianes the sensity of soy deems whether
mon ee chrome, titanic or Marrow. They are harming,
but at the was thee 'Resin end sat as alienating.
deobstruente, and tones. For tie numery, and period of
latter youth. them line corrective amilloing sr* laestlmable.

TFIE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
-LIMERrB MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—
..LA " This selebrated preparation is earisin death to
Blaeldiesties, Owbroaden,- Cristena, Rata and Mies, it
being Mai original, and the may one to be relied on.
Thoimauds may be destroyed in one night, without
danger to household pets. In sonsequence rilf the
Wiesen demand, Agents hare been appointed in sworn
town in the United Kingdom. Obtainable through all
Chemists. Oilmen, he., in boxes, at le. or sent flee for
14 Amoy*, by Emery lc Co, 38, Poky PIANO, Landon,
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MHZ FORBEDDKN BOOK, 0,1 Marring,
1. Ms thensalloseises and their removal ;
modern treatment of spermalerrhots, MAID* Miclans,
km, with roles and numerous premiere*, for the
cpeedy ours by very simple means servousses„
debility, soul at the more comma Omani and
supposed incurable maladies of the *sisal system. by
De. W. Ds &MPS. 114 D., 11.8.C.5., 4A.C., of
ibg
aele de Medeeise. Puri ; Dramas in Medicine.
Bravery and Midwifery; Lioesseiwee of idejewel
Society if Apedeeeria.
Furtemeolay by the present law, nom bet the red
Physician or Bergson dare attach M.D. or 15.8.D.5. be
his name nod openly advertise his few, as boon
penalties and inipnaontomut would be incurred. me
public should therefore guard against the arrepox
assumptions of knavish quacks and Impostors who on
,as masa wee at all, but impudently wyeg sus.
wires "Dr." " Professor," 51.11..k.5.. P.R.• 5., XL,
in order to misised the unwary as to the:r true
character. Nom of these men really know morsel
the diseases they profess to beet, than say Mem
may. by reading the above work.
Prom long prootioal observation in the met temens
Institutions of this ooentry and the °optimist, the
Author has had minewliat unnesal tacllilis ee
acquiring that uniform mimeos, which km IMMO,
characterised his mastics, and be refers with pride to
the numbers be has been instrumental in restoring to
health and happiness whilst to all who Deed such sit
be Mien every essurases of speedy restoratioa.
Patients at a distance shouhl forward a detail of their
case by letter, enclosing Cl Is. for advice and medicines,
which will be sent by Mans. Post-olles mime to be
wadi payable at the General Post 011ie, to Dr.
WALTER DE BOOS, N.D., 25, Bedford Plato, Blooms-
bury Square, London. Hours for comisedbatiou II till 2,
Sundays exempted. It is important to recollest the
address, as to meet the with at patients.there is so
name on the door, and TIC SeVISAMOS * 1121CTLY
PLIVATI.

WDK RooB' GUMS VITA, OIL
LIFS DROPS, Protected h A.ilLitton
roust • J lettd ; mostiossed by de Peteeded tit
Newt ; ReteW Oak* Previa ec., bre is water-
less inseams roved their aurniority ese every
ether ad Heasly Sr lassour, lesaiieds, &prow
lice el spinta, irr tability, excitement, is, Almada
and incapacity for society study or bugloss, mass
lir, psis' and palpitation is the side, %Wiensl mean
Is the Mad, its This usclinse stresithres tie vitals
of tbe whole gyres gives sorer er the sieselea.
speedily removes aervougara, epilepsy, prairie. M.,
rvarovatee the Saris& powers of life. awl ievigersies
tbe earl shattered cseetistias. For skis enaptru.
sere throat, pair is Is bass sad Sees Messes S
which weary, sansparills, Is.. re Me asylerel
Is vain, to tie Seer ruin al boil* eterprittiog
Nay has err S. be Wed.
Before welding valuable as is eerie. aid fres
iselnurats, sad ether reel ahrestilir probers le
si all. eadieloss, eallereas will de well Se sake fair
Wel al a remedy, wire. messier es
eipha, area faa. Prise 4a. 11. sod Us., inks, limes
the latter at 33e. per MSS awl is ES straps (by
which El Lta MPS Vanua ea ChailoSe. it
direst haw 116 Bedise4plik4, Ilissasler7-19legto•
Iratsmis ben liras Adis OBS be sees by esg see.
"I me arm hefts is way lila, thesis S pie NW
year 1'" —D. P.S. Alm& "Veer molisia•
, hos dew no sere geed Sea aestile&_"--J. W. Lie-
tirS" flask Gs& end I Mpg he *III newt re.'
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J'IHE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.-
1. THFRAPION, as minerally adopted loth. Treseit
hospitals by Jobert, Wigton, Iticord. Calerisr, Tiorry,
and other notabilities of the freak faculty. la •
remarkably short time, alma two or three daps only.
without the 4igb eimminfort. iseosteakeees, ee risk.
removes BA dieeharges Iran the maeries iniandwane,
almither of the aniary or other 01111111111. This woody
so eouiplately surprising and imemeng everything
hitherto employed, corskisec all the itersda to lo
sought in • medicine of the kind, far not ony can the
patient carry it loosely in his pocket. bob allofirear•
asice, twig, and null or obediaise are astir* obviated.
In pockets, 4.. 64.. Ils, and 33e., through al/
able Medicine Vendors or sent direct from the=
liahment on receipt of damps or post-oillos order. The
lb. IWO contains three at 4s. 6d. and these at 33e. four
the Ils.
The stamp to imitate chick is felony, bears the word
”Tberiapicti," in white Wen, by older of Rta
Matturr's Hon. Cuisaustionna, who thereby moms
the Pirv,vietor against infrisement throughout the
United Kingdom sad the Colonic*.

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R. DAGO. DOUT, RHEUMATISM, Di/MASI
OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER. Ac. DL DR
ROOff RENAL PILLb comet acidity at the stemask
and indigastios, promote the funetiose of the liver sad
kidneys, thereby preventing done is thy bladder wed
ki•tiorys, with away Mier serious divinities te which
these importaat organs aro imaged. Listlesseees. week.
sews, peevishness, and complaints Lag sappowite be
nervoes„ atm arise solely from eestainimetios d the
blood with motels Impurities relish should bare bees
curried off by the kidneys ; several uneightly eruptions
of the aim sad fees else arise from the raw saws, and
may be is reedillnismoved by these Pill* which la HI
mese out of 101-es with a rapidity allow* osaroollowa.
La. lid., It N., do. lid.. lin, sad ft. per loss, threcigli
all Chemists.
" I bare fakes yam Nib sad abloom Eneiwo grant
benefit from them"— W. W. H., esserWe Cs/kyr. Dew
brides. "1 have taken your Racial Pills with the rod
happy reireltc"—B. H Cart "Your Renal BEY did
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it is isdisposublo, lormiag Ilseluis el a besslesi bud
of hair. Prise Ss. per boles ; hop bellies, oisSeisise
won Sas toss Base lbe sun seek Is. assii. Sold by
every Closodet is lb. Todd, or Not pool hoe es reselyl
.1 24 powsissipe, by Rises Maw end OsoPosta
Hai? Rit.nu. lis. OR Ossis-olosei. Newassotimek
London, W.
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RITILACES RON LIITTNIS.—" telionsit I bun
a beantifel mensehe -a. Mu*, Wilndm "I am
DO. ballei A bead ii Wl` Ai* www/Aagallij ""
was quit* UM as No. erews sr my bowl una hew
aumg in."—W. B. "Aug sulonm Vsam4ll 0.
un It." J, Chemist I,
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HAIR." Whiskers. an. vitt Tullman** lAA a
Agen* as. sant post fres for fur puny Amu

EVREY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR.
Par IIPO ernapa sikjienwit mop wand Seta ticrapsini,
Ignatius of (orient. rapture-cern* geoine. Slid other
salutters, who wed their books for ethàsg, ratisA War
tatisionisk which Melt write wawa revinre
Iron Jost-Nola which do not exist. pinfese le synthesises
with Mainmasts ilUiltall of esedicines, which they styk
" A murices treatment," other ehattlities as wird
as they we deceptive.
A Ikeda= wiusy years extensively espied in the
triennia% of debility. and the various mental and
corneas aliveness rewilting tberefroon, will used free as
receipt of two penny stamps to prepsy panty, •
sostainio. Us highly ststissafel WV ilk
treatment, with all the aeasaatry petaaripliansaaa direr
tams by which seams say oars tausaaseivas at
cod. Address Yr. Lewes, Medial Pulitishrr. 14=
oouri, Holborn. London.

-iz NOW TRYBILYI Tut_ltm_aus
GRAPIIIOLOGNIT, LIMB sew
Unties her vivid sad usual delisealisso el eiroseies
how the Waysides of individuals. la • etirPoll*
liarly her own Poems doeireas ef kerstring sirs
characteristics. is these of say Wand. dwell aril •
Asking MN, ses7llBlll4add=
he., with 13 taint pew
envelop., le Yam Cospeai.s, Isiellow.
W., sus they will receive • wormer &sea of the
talents, test virtues, failings, wring, with
and isles-
maenl to Ode's: Levrallery-day'a 11.. The
throneds who esioseerledge the veins sad aseuid
Min C.'s sketebes establish their gran " is
prononseed quite antreordinny."--Clierke
" You deeeribed my
.eharseter es truly, list I set
hare done it better. —Louis JNw. "Iseassi tee
highly eoesylicseat y!sa."--Cies. Illiseigg, id, ilesele
Lane, Birbailmmai. 'The showeeler yes seen be Carl.
a. is strikkagly escreoV—Brwegt IS..Befeks.
Tesierdni. " The heel judges proses.. is nue W •
T."—a. O 11. "You hose gives lin magi shiellene•
of the porous. Issitesihie,tif:g
knowledge, 14 is wonderful" A.
asadVord. " WA* WNW 401_
nekneell le w00dt".46/11, fame gyn."'
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