The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-15 00:00:00

principle of such aerieux importance in rcJar,l to the ..-•.•• '
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..• .IV. w - :,;•1i •Ii .. P. •• N 1. lot, whose doctrines I e insider both deltisive awl 1. II AN KILLED .lIT A I.ltr; AT ASTLEY'S
interetds of the ils•ndigli, a+ to ieqii.ie 110.t3 slz••unl be :At . ..
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li.clLl,• •• etily 11l the 1r,..“1 11W:titer preset 1 bed II) the 1:,...,.,••:,,. ~. !, .. •:. Ito `2•,' lis rid.. tor di•••• • s ~. to i.• t.,•• pr., ~.... of ...sl dani,erotis. lam prepared toi give a general and THEA'IT.L.
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i f •••• t:, • '4,-. id-. 0• !,',' .0 ,-I i. pendent sup,•ort to lorl Polinerstore n- s Gover tin Tee.. 1.0 noth u ing s : '..r.;11:14 rircutaistnnee oc.
Act• vol'evadly no zoleli ci..iitni are ii,ada or e•nottic,o,l ;;•.,,O•. --I , • - ,:n.hfri,.le,,, end the ie.....; .., oi•oix• ot i h•• t'"itt-• is• fig ett tile 1 ••••• i ...'° i;,,,a. I,,,ai,,ing a.' Ido that it repr„oints the views curreil at A•ley's It•iyal A ial.ll:ili-mire, meter.; to the
by itadti.d.tal members s''l o . it, 1.'41'41 lobo way lie '',' i'f r ...' :' "" • ''' '''':•, ,„. „,, ~ , , 1,,• . ,h,...1 ; a., i,•• 00-eit r,,t t.t • • l'.. lon •
• ..“ •, ." " ' oq I 110 nlaPwity ~f the thinking pu4lie, and Itaa de• . si- us• of the wit. de of the Ion!. the prop:rill' ..f Mr.
liercain r plisoitifla Ili 0 suit ag..list the itoaril. It 1".'4 ••••••• r.
is therefore Meal...shad and unnecessary Tor, ...,.- Pent los. ...i. wormer Its lit ,
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To, uouinai, •Ult•i soma, coa•
+enc. I well of the country." 1.. Lit. from their d. u. whivli um:aided a pine very
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coines ..f Ititers w.w in a. f..r be communicated to W. 4, th t' ll ; SALIsIIERv.- The t "Ode Trock.-There Was quite It •.r tlio st .ge. .tt shout a quarter labor eight tlie
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its tuembero. but that the ;anion; if e i orcing such .
admiited owing 2s. 941.. Ent his Ii .1 A an evera4e slight), of beasts and sheep far the time
f> ear at this market ..a Tuesday. Excepong ,
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. of La • wio.liv ittroact ( iie fature li".•ral in. tuberl ionti •r Oeeosious heard souwwbat •cmiler
e w int steps re tiug thereto 8...0t; r. Dairrllol.4.4lkW.-1,04 3s. Onl.r as in In, (•,„. 1.1,-,t, A 0;,,,,,•;., Na• I, lie
alsa 1..5.1e II sae gas'. ! *Joe roll ;her .leocrilttionS, which were in active de- •.• ' , ' it* • • ' • The
tiety Way think lit." . ...• mi.. they prom. ed with the hr work as usual. le
lint ease. itai.,.:. !...weverolid rot ...lb '..lti, but on the coati:ivy
Mr SIAhrIEL .1 bal lt Vied. sidelidid iliallinion at :Bourke:id ou niatil, the tra•le was dull, bet sheep were in ipniil
• Li asked what were the amounts of Wm. 1.14 r. LEGG. Deht n lex. 101. for grocery. ' " ' ' ' ' • re: lest. Beat oxen sold at from 12s. to 134. per
Ilia. claims? New Year's night, t• the tub it mill tiwir friends. . i •hicre••• d. awl itt akw 1.11114110 n t h.' 1114.11 \V.1.,. Ilerrld,
Ordeted to psy 4s. a womb. oil hei;*0111 se..re, a . at (root Ile. sa. to 19s. ; muttou ,tric": et beholding 0140 of the kins struggling with a
' IMO Irl• • •111.. .• litle•hten •itteit O. 1 an 141 Inc' .
Mr. :31'3444:v1N : Mr. Statiton, .L5O ; Mr. Gal • Stu., •Betv Is i t fh, id f I 1 - '''""ie ' • "-- • ' •-•" • '' • '. '
Inn, . ..M a . I 11. ..-- c a .. . or s lop g 00... ' " „.1. to !hl. pm lb. iii ,n raff:d •• Jai vev," a Itchier in Hie cctabliAinieut.
£2l ; and there war another 14 Meson. Pat 1.4 and Orahved to loy by three equal instalment.. • • till
1i,., was kept iiii wit h much Spirit Inini how
It tut...RD ST. MARTIN.- Testintonia/.-A band. Mr tr•ekett's anima keep.r wal instantly tent for,
Robinson. S.Plc r. th'slllloo.-Deld I:5 II,„ 11.- This was a about flow o'cl•ock. Thu brilh int esitertaimuunt •
silver W:ipot leut been presented to the Rev. W. A. .ind ..rrired in a very few twenty., bat lie ind having
Mr. NEtsoN begged to second the amendment. I I IfIII •I =mix • I twist •'' • an 1 sox •414,
dil.o 1,1 az,C44lant, and after he .risig binh partioh. .i.. IlasSel 44 . • - a..... 10.1 , L
% • t of Nitrite. antiate curate of this parish.
$1.4, imr.i oControl over the intended beasts that Mr. Cmckett
rhere wore in that Board one I- t. tf • II . F p .1111.1. on, ila Mb 1. r
Honor seljouree+l the cause rid nest court day for out will lung li., retuembered with feelings of had, iminedistelv sent for that gee:le:nen. On the
A list of the subscribers. with a bandanna °land' ._• .4 tlt '4 h . 1 I the
chow, and if the •I • r‘so.udon were ag.reetl to, they I
ittrt her evidence. please-0 by those who were so fortunate as to be •
'KEEN r SILCOX -Debt '.•l 'Kb for 1 nnnn e le•it to i',,.„ ~,,1 't ,n• y• , • •I' l ~, nated heading. presented by Iflr. Slieliparil and ''•ir'' " r• ILrec c 1 lie re"e on I° .
Vi mid put weapons inn. Oman gentlemen's hands 1b... :ifj, . . • ' * ' • 7 DI. dr • -''-
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' 'dew Dimity. of Nat.'s!. lievitaPanied thd t,,,APot, w''" the I,m was rennin.: at at with el* nefortn-
ox le-fore her marriage to uekno.int. 0 ere evening. the ;:l2mli bust.. Sir Heury will preside at a • . „
_;, , oat, man darv,..7 in his Illellal. to all appearance quite
Whereuith to light against :the Board. 'Their only totay !'... a 1111 l nth. • 1 soiree, to lie held ki counts:that with the wh"'h l" 're the f'dl"wilid i""criliti"i"- ' "i"' dead. Mr. croekett instantly matte I • stable fork, rail
object for opposing the publication of the letters was 1 VIIITr. r. WATTit.-Claim lot. Ind f 1• 1 Watts
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train to the Bev. W. A. Voria by the parisheniers of
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Institution.dealt the lion a heavy blow on the side of that head,
for the benefit of the ratepayers. admitted owing Is. 31. His wile post...mil a ri....ipt w.s s s
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1 Barron' St. Martin, Wilts, and his friends, ae a which cowsl it to let the man go: but. instead of run'
Dr. Atdmitea: tl •Itt t -
owe, I would be more for the For its. which wa. rot credited, and swore pos•tivdy slie, "' .• r t-,T°- :. w t tY 1.,„"I ' I,ng sd tur•rk 4if their esteem and regard. Lkeelliher '24t11. Mug away. he turned roan I and ace .10.1 inclined to
advantage id the iatepayera tu make the commun. never hall the other vests oharge•l in tile bill. Or lured o,,ai.a of (.u.Thieme oil e‘aleiscay ....+L. I+ appear Ibis) „
eking upai WS inotter. Another powt,rbil Mow, how
cattail known. 11 the General Board were of °pillion that they hail hut a balance of s:S with their tree' •
to
.pay the amount alluitkel by two instshuents. ss
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is - Franklpir awl HarrrAfeeee ever, me.le the enraged animal turn round awl run
the claims snail • I al I The ju•lginent sunituouvws Were adjourned to 'i . ill sUrer anti tliere being upwards of 41.1104.1 over due •••••"'" ""' , •
-IS were .eg- Lie Board ought to settle dh • • ' ' ed ' • ' • Chariiiee.-tn Titterlay last a number of widows saaT. Ale Heal mil was i 1111 l oliately sought fur
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February, m. t e insultents were divicaar4 , being non tle ovcraeers or the realm:olive isms les in t e ir Jarvev but on Van arrival nf the surgeon
them without 6 ' g into au expensive lawsuit, and spinsters, above the age af 50. being house- r
unopposed. Union. legal proeeeilings were direcnol against all eix was fo'un•l to he extinct. After Ow body
whereas, if that °pulite* were adverse to the claiuo keepers, anal resident in and belonging ti Marl-
who del Ind: pay up wilon one weilt, and parte:in , of Jarvey lisd been reohieted, Mr. Creeketk
ants, and such becoming known tip them, the tuatter WEYMOUTH. - A handoiroo Catidwiss tree was .•
• • • • - 1 • i =exiled' a"-ewled at the Towithall and rewired
134.,e 3 ~,not 4,,,,, "thee', o; '.try patisti 41.41111 Z, WU '. •-$ . - went. fa -...11-.11 of t•••• Dime lions who. were now
alight be slit settled. Betas the "pint 41 of the exhibited at the Natiotol Seli.mln...lits Eddy. • • •" ^ • 1 ••
3.3 .t.0.t., 1•4 a ...,;•. c.o.••••tcr. various otch. r.od-r the above charities. ni 111 l in.; a., ..it the o,eitre. Poe was ace running
(!enertl Boa • • ril was walibeld fr the I. ical Hearst Coo. -I si e slllleqUenee of the great demand for I. • ...
awl was beillizVO ll' Moulin:dell A lir $44 ttttt ither ..1 . w i.i i s --1.1.1,..t.:! ..4.1111,.1 a li•I Rer. E. H.. 3...4.1., ... a reunite rimier of One stale. another V 1,1•4 hi
they cculd L2il h k. L I 't L , ' f6' I orti in this 4, element season. all. the Sl.hterVititire tile arena. awl the ..th •r mull not he :wen. T 1.,.
no_ ..... _ow _..) ue_ ....r 1,..: ....Ai..:_i_ o_ ___e 1,..r500:, pu..l to. . h0,..i0il to %An. •I It 111411111.141:W1 / 4,,,,.;;; :;/. .1. • F II i' 111 I f
.it . - Ile hey. I. . .areli :I , Wlo or ,
ratepayers. I its fruits, c ins .ith,.; ,if far.cy and lisi-;11, articles it au ..,,c, pamt was 441,4 of the einates of Kiln' , cod (esprit:tors have advauccil the prior Is. per ton lion-is was the heat ilixt a. 4. atte:ol.t.+l to be secured,
'air Coo . MBI4 add Die questnei was one of liability alt a i tinee. 1 .... an ,•,-isl It it rat devoted to the .
4 ',Will :1'1;A I •hilweli,, atel on the dettli id this Veil. ' (nun deanary Ist. lott this woh a work of extreme 1t...g,r an I difficulty, as
or wiwliability. If taie Boma was IMlde to pay am Ciiiireli Thssien..r.• atal l'a,t .rall Ai I heoi• tien. iselelS4:scsei an 1111 8.C.1. . Arelole inil Bath, ' I IKVIZka. • The Poor.-M..re. than .C9O have been the assistants were all afraid id even appnriching the,
clams matte upon them, they ought to weet them eollisdod to lea as mitigating the distress"( many beast. On seeiiiz Mr. Conic-it the lion.,s made a dad
s•reAtism a •V a Iva. -The .uile .zev• bef .1.,$ t!,44 a ~....,,,,61 Li, tile t le.tra,t, of Bo.•klaihil NeWtoll. e•'11.
openly runt fairly, Monad of involving all panne in licei„,„„.t „n 1 ii.,.!.,y mat that 44. f li.i.';'.. I Ibirt.i.,, i„,.,.,.,1 on iii,„ h, the Deal, :mil (llama. of Wells. !id the po„ i.ss el„ s ss, i„ th is tow,. mist
ie7i, ha. thr..isgh the pit A•l4/011. whence she nil ii lull the b 4,..,
a litigious law suit. If they were not liable, let the a •smith, il' • t I'l •'' ••I • • •• i • f
tramping n: onglir, o
,I,l,troh•l, hlO uh'' h. licit the lulu etants o tubs city wan ih t !II rev. Ird. threaten/is.- attitude. Nothing daunted Mr.
Oa:manta know that such Mai the fact. In either charged with stealing a wateli valued at Ille., on the ~ i . •• • t • • .•11 f.l: /4 . Another soliatription Lis been set ou foot for the e .in
gi et...mate s appient al. nr, I. naax. ~ et iug 4 "Ir'ia.eitett riveted the hos. l stil I ' • IL* d
pPi • OM'. en CO roan
ease they ought to deal openly and fairly. 30111 December, 1....• property ,if William Seo.r-e. idesotre tool regret. Few there are who Wel the Per '''3e' If e'ml• a distribution idf which was in h•.•r neck, .01.1 I,.,virg secnr,•l ber =oak she WAN hauled
Mr. .ANont.ws .411 11101 Mr. Gal pin'sapisech and his •
rhe prisoner. ado' I-, • l'olinflOvai.", "I I'." r''."l"•rc• 'il-aotrie ..f Lur'. i.,44 iii as hut wi... a ill rein,sl44...e ..n Tuesday. Poo all hr and MAW, poor persons ...it ..f the pi .c., by r 4:44, met finally placed in security.
amendment wme coutradiethnts in theuiselres. Ito ah.„,,naea, no,. wax ,• odered ..ii the bdi .w i 11,.: Tiles- s 1,,, ;,..ccoiv th.: 1.4 e 4al scs kind and devout a Minis' ' liVin4 in St. .1•111ea.1.3 eliatrelry, acciirdnig to Frain the private Los Mr. Crockett law another of tlm
mid that as members of the BoeXal they ought to aay by s,,,e.zewa lb: ... of Llie 1/..01n Collet:OM:art. I her. (hi NI r. Ifavenhill's .lei arture Immunity° gene- militia' custom, partisik of an excellent dinner at animals playing on the sta,o.. with a guaatite of ribbons
Luc" the ease huh and fearlessly but lie nr"Peled. throu h the ilescrir ..ot given by Sur:riot-wok.: is "a kit .11 man Id the inh.ilhitants ex ire"l-ed a '
6 .t'• Y I thu Ilt.ll Inn, IllevivaliGreen, on Nlonday, provided at and stege properties, ands +Rh eosinaratively little
I o leave the members to the dark. .He did not Lidlniry. The pro ;• hi I wild die ...Web in LLe Wish i 1.:.. ircviims to his leaving a te•oinio.iial slenthl the initen,e oT 11. P. Nisbet. Eiiq. Atli, tidy it eus plsceil agate in the cage, and aftore few
believe Mr. Galpin knew the conteuta of the letters, neighbourhood of lk. , .ort, us ii the nolo,' of that be inso.ocisi los him, awl expr,•...eit their willingness A ' 7:i irTI:It OF ACCIDENTS. --Sarah (.01st. dl t Irilf-
hiiiiint,' search thc third was recaptured.. A .1 past
because he mid ho did not, lint the .correepunilence ileighhotirhood 1.4411.1 :Z. Ile •.141•00.eisced to two to ..ettatoi•., thereto. Lkod,rilor ion, are now being ag..l el:i, in g dug to Ow pump for water hist week ~`..,5,,e,"; Tilesilay '''''''''' ti:er‘"telli","l-1 h 4 it tix it I"."re.
.. on if all fil;ot. loft, at Wgitcd 'mar. de :ors.,
WM blleil an iiiimetnet thing to lira wind that he felt I months hard hleno. : received iii fartheranee 4,f that 01d../,'imil we need fell 41.sern mei booke iiiir arta. She reta.ored every out ..,., perfectly que•t se I +.fe. lii con+equenee of the
he was wholly unable to grapple with it, and therefore Tint YEAR ISHL - "I".le I[l4lV. .1. D. ..‘ 'ford. sIIP •r• hio.,il .• t,,t• :•i ,•• ..ni.o. 4,t, Coo 14 .1 of e.mtriloutars are attention front Mr. Nlaurice, surgeon, awl 4 now I large lion Iseingun4s44ll it hal been parted Fr on its.com-
nrelseicti that the meter, on atmoUnt ur its valances, inteodent id the ....... soonth circuit 44 tdie Unit ,I en., „i• ~•,„ 1.1.i.,}„a ~; iv. y awl nol,ility ..f th 4 Lowe progre4sin4 fit. orally I /11 the fogowilig SatardaY paniMi., siol it is s•iptos. il tlntt ith endi•arouritie to join
shoul•I be lift to une men instead of the united jielel- Methodist Free Church. delivered the find of as series • Pit Suinlay last the rev. gentleman delivered hit a seri us accident hut-al Mr. Edwin Ifollibick, of lit ohs of the three I.•ii, he the other compartment of the
anent of the Board. Let us meet the matter open:l of le,tures to the tt orking elaaws on Wednesday farewell sermon, from Matthew il. v. h, at St. Cutli- looeheriolge. As its, wasabout to leave Marlborough rage west have broken down tho partition moll thus
loid fairly, he &lel, but 414.,it kt us look at the lettrrs, evening last at tli: Akthi.list, Free I liereh I list I Il„.re. chureh, In the mist belching aml affecting for I. lie unfortunately slipped and full front his .li,,i,harg,l the iron Isar, The greata444 excitement and
and apparently fearing that the letters would put • rim events of die yeat Is(P) I.orine,l the sulticeL "1 Manlier Ile ahlilre•'sl4l the cioign•gat pi' smut For cart on his heal Ile was picked up in an insensble eousternan prevailed for poem time in the theatre,
them in the right mude eluting, he proposed to the lecture, which was halelled in a masterlY four a h and ail yeani, he said he bail labouredm aiing state, and taken to the New Inn, aud
convince th received every aail it required Mr. e
attendant that no f Cr.pekett's
further -er danger needtdersuasioir be
to
oppose the resolution. Now he (Mr. Audrews) manner. them, and that ecru.' was Ow happiest one in his atteution from IL E. Price, Ellp. surgeon. He is + l
thought that if there Wall anything in the lettere th •
0 Hors CONGREGATIONAL CH ArEL.-A public tea apprehended.
life. It hail been a happy field te 'abler in, and be slowly recovering. although this was at one time
t receive I a letter from the father of
Board ought to see them. meeting was held at the Hope Congregational Chapel should like to have become perteinally acquainted ilouldful.-00 Nlonilay F. Leadley, son of Mr. Smith, aii.to Jarnsy, who was killed by the lion, in
Mr. Di.vxxona thought that Mr.Gelpin in Inovill on 'Thursday week. At the conclusion of the with ever ' I •I 1 I • 111 to Lealley. p tinter, fell down whilst sliding and which he ex I'' d '
vine in tie parts 1, oat le was 4» Nei preesce us egre to see the last remains of
the amendment, was acting in this matter as he would repast, as splendid Christmas tree was exhibited, and confine himself to the duties of his own district, , broke his thigh, lie was attended by Mr. Keene. his ion, hut dating 11i4 poverty fel an obstacle to his
act in Ilia osi'll private business. If any party made spectators were teniptol to purchase the ornainentAl which
I were Very arduous and 11•111er44•11. The dela -Frederick Monday, a little hoy aged three yeare, undertaking the jotimey from Landport. near Porte-
n claim on him which he believed to Lie u°.ll-13t. and awl useful articles suseeteled therefrom., 'The pro- of his ministry with them being uow enileil, lie begged sustained an injury of the throat from stvlowine mouth. where lie re.ioles. Mr. Batty. erlio was deeply
he ball had advice on the subject how be was to act, ceeds of the d evening were milled to the new build- to thauk all for the kindness he had receive I ; and I.dling watiir. He has been atteniled by Mr. gried at the uccumuce. from the !init. inonicut prl.
surely he WoUlal 1144 show his opponeut what that ing fund. though they were separated.he shinild still contioue to. , Nlaurice's assistant, and is going on well. mimed to defray all ihe el;senses e•logielte with the
advice was. SKATING Ire' ToR H CIILIGT.-The lee on the Lod. .011i1... 1 I. anal 1
e pray for them-pray that lioa's blessing funeral, 11114 sent auftHeist funds to enable the father
Mr. LticK saki he was one of those who bad not to reach 1,,1141..11 :411.1 provide himself with every re-
moor was visited In• revered hundreds of persons on .1.4e1.1 be on their schools. teachers. di-Inlet visitors, ' idsucholy eircuoinance44. An in.
seen these letters, but lie quite agreed with Mr. Tueslay night I tut, tother as spectators er partici- and all othem In return he would ask them to iluisite under heel in
qle4 on the holy was held on Wednesday, end ad•
Galpin. 11 these claims were unjust they ought not patois in skating by torchlight. The Wey th think of him in his new spherut of wiiik, unil to nid
journed till the following Monday.
La' enlighten their opponents how to act. As he Volunteer Riles were present in uniform, and the him with their prayers. In conclusion, he wished i Commander It. Williams, lI.N. hasheen appointed
stated at the last meeting there was a case in (mint proceedings uteri orintly enlivened by the admirable that they might so live and die in Christ that lie naval mail *gent on the Southampton station
at Exeter, where a party brought a chine against the playing of thed• bra 4 awl drum soul life bands, and they might meet in hearth. above. It could be Cominaii.ler Keatley. hi. N., mail agent on the South.
Cultist:ll, anal one ot the members who happened to The whole bad a erry iiiiix.iitgelleet. seen that the reverend preacher was very much affire• auipton station, has been pr. teal to the rank of
be solicitor for the party, in consequence ascertained Ulatigo PRAY Eit NI nerixes.-The United Special nal at the i•lea of parting from his congregation p. 4 captain, and has retired front the naval mail
all their weak points, aud were thus enabled to tight Prayer Meetings were very largely attemlehl hasA Soup Kitchen is opened at the Town hall, twice service.
against the guard. week.-,somethnow to overflowing. It is •truly he :
. week, where the pia* can idiniin h•ti ip at 011.• Dv:OElmM; GUNNERY PRACTICE. - The mail
Mr. COONIUS asked what was the nature of the teresting to see tomolors or the Ig.t,aldislual Church. penny per quart, during this inclehnent se-son. It I packet !itneralil. while proceeding between Cowes
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Mr. LOCK replied that the nature of theca's made
no difference.
Mr. Cocain: thought it made all the difference.
This was siuipiy a vase ni liability or non•liability.
Mr. Loci: took it that if the correspondence was
calculated to enlighten their opponent* as to any
opinion the Genei al Board might entertain, they
uni‘lit not ti ni..ku that upiiii..o known, any morn
than a pri‘ate individual would.
Mr. Clitt3l:i Kahl that W,w they were seeking to
turn the ilitestiell 1111 h/ one of opinion. wherein", as he
molerstood, it was a ijuuatton of fact —of liability or
'non liability.
! Mr. STAN-iv:l said that it was rather painful to
his fealing,s to sit there and listen to their remarks,
as they assumed that his demand was unrermaiable
and unjust., whereas he maintained that it was both
reasonable and just. lie knew Very well that the
Board was liable, and he could give qpies in p t
where partiLs under similar ciremultanciu had
clai mind und olitained compensation.
Mr. GALVIN said that Mr. Stanton's claim was for
simply an imaginary not a real damage, and because
the Board nilis.stsl a claim for damage which Mr.
Stanton hail 'lever Sustained, lie said th.it the Board
were acting unre.isonal.ly and unjustly in opposing
it. . . .

Wesleyans, and denomination of Dissenters cast-
ing aside their pen; differences, and inciting tog,
ther for one . purpose, and Dins uniting
themselves more closely in olia Isind of t7hristian
brotherhissl. We trust they may he productive of
great good in W. ymouth as well :la in the other
towns throughout the country.
roams f 9 a ('oil rid. A man
nutted danom Clark, 2s years of age. A 'Naive et
Bethnal green, London, formerly in the Dome Ar
tillery, and late a r donna, made his escape from
the convict esial,h,iituent on Saturday week. It
appears that Clarke was working with several other
convicts on the Verne, tilling wagons with stone.
There is a large moldier of free men working at the
same place, and it is evident that mie of them most
have aided him in effecting his escape. The warier
who was placed over thew had two or three small
companies tat look to, and it would seem that in
consequence of mune of the convicts going
occasionally from 0110 company ti the other to work,
clarke collo-aced the olusirtuntty of slipping away
iniolisetced. As the stone wawins run upon rails,
, there are pointsm, n appointed .. tig the convicts.
, and small box,.ii e placed there for thou to stand
111 in wet wi,ther. It was into inc. of these boxes
I close by that Clarke went and exchanged his convict
I habiliments for a working suit of mason's cl.thrs,

. . -
was gratifying to olieerve the interest taken by and Hyde was struck near the stern by •
Lady Auckland and family at the palace, who the shore, wipire gunnery practice was going on. The
distributed with their own hands. notices, ti that captain to wing some serious damage was ilone. pre-
etleet, which the Mali-Innen exhibited in their shop pared to lower his leats ti save his passengers. Thu
w Maims. sti• 1-.011111 altered his course, or the shot
The weather during the jeist week has been f a would have raked the stern and probably klllods HAM
varied character. Tim thaw a Inch SlleCtssltS( above •of t•le pus•CtiZerA.
Ell week's old Iwo . ~,, eil Ciiriidinaa weather. has btall Taint, e..IIIIANV hF TIIE SoI*THAIITTON VOLEN-
fallawed lie frosts. which have had a very severe Triai, -Captain tlosil, the recent!) app•iiiited cap•
erect in the produce of the gardens. The :mow, • tam id' this oimpany. In the 1/lAnt. of Captain A leg"
which huh much ,i ~ kited in the inl.l live' reaign.ul. entertained the Akers and men to a sump.
pla.ms has now recmvied an addition. the earth being twins repast at the Amid Movie. on Friday. Thu
once :mow clothed in "virgin white," though nut to gallant captain. whose breast was adorned with
any depth. , medals and leers for the Turkish and Crimean wars,
EAST B.INIEICSET (EXTENSION TO WELLS) and the memorable lialisclar• charge, presided, and
way'. —The iiitmclairs for making this line have there were also present Major Licey, Lieutenant
commenced operations in a field between this city Lankester, who occupied the vice chair, -Ensign W.
and Diilmit. Two vans. one t I hOc, and the ether Perkins. Sergeant•Nlajor Barter. and Sergeants
of £2. have. been mails, and were to have been psiil Brewer, Keene, and Miusltall. The tine band of the
together by the sth i inst. corps attended, ant played various selections during
Pints's. —Suicide. -A dreadful premeditated act the e5...1M%. The usual loyal, patriotic. and mini-
of selfolestruction was committed ii. this town iilimentary toasts were duly given and most unthusi•
on Friday thu 4th instant, by Henry Taylor. ast Mal I receive.l.
On Thursday night he retired to rest in unusually poicrawou rat. The late Daring Ilighw”y
g.„.1 spirits, but shoal? after seven o'clock on Robbery. - N.l Clue has been obtained of the perpe•
Friday morning he got up, and very sit wdy 'after. trators of the daring roblivry on Sergeant Davis
wards his son heard the report if a gun, but paid i o near Milton, for whom great sympathy is felt.
attention to the fact. and went to his nork. Mr. DisritEssisa SI7IeIVE. —en Monday week. shortly
- beiii- -ifter • ii, howeviY, search wail before II o'clock, • female servant. named Honor'

Mr. STANTON asketilf it was as imagieary damage
to have in 'in-holes placed on the land ; or to have
drains carried through the land which might here-
after preveht improvements being carried out if at
ally time he sidled to do so.
Mr. Bennie said he had listened with considerable
attention to the arguments ia favour of the resoluti ....
which vittitally went to rescind the resolution
passed at. their la,t, meethet. lie hail heard nothing
that clay huh had tended to induce him to alter
the opinions he formed at their last meeting. lie
should therefore support the amendment, not simply
dci oppiwition to any particular claim, but upon the
principle on which these claims were 111441 e, for he
'amid not shot his eyes to the fact, that if the
principle upon which these claimants acted hail
been acted tipon by every one through whose
property these drains had gone. the claims upon that
Hoard for compensation would have been such that
it would have liven impossible for thew to bear, anti
no member of that board would foe one moment
have entertained for a single moment the question of
drainage end water supply with a know ledge of
each facts staring them in the face. He quite agreetl
with Mr. Calvin that the claimants had at present
sustained no real damage -that the damage was
merely an iniaAmary one, which might never he
realised, and that consequently the clams were pre-
mature.
The MAYOR said • that in consequence of the cir-
cumstance of his having, accidently he might say,
vile into the Towu tlerk's office just as the Town
Clerk had receivtal the letter, his liable had been
mere prot .. ll Ludy - brought before them than
it otherwise would have been. The argu-
ments that clay had been based on the
assumption that the letter from the General Hoard
was either for or against the claimants. Now it
might not be either of these -, it might ill, simply cii-
ale uf te-

Taylor being moon iti missed, ie. _ ..'. 0,... wait Is. .....
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made for him, and on the door ~f tio., wit 1.-closet Whittiii,;hain., in the employment ef Dr. Carter. of tiom soittoot the ...*lsiutee of int, l'uhliv: . -' I"i'. ;.--.
living oitened. the unfortunate men as f lin • st, iteoree•iesquare, Perbsea, committed suiciile in a "I"lnirin't into the different emelt woulo ne .Ig..teeltity
sitting position, lint, horrible to relate. 'lie half of very ileteruiiiied ne ttttt er by swallowing a quantity IlVernii;fri.a atuntilri ntilCuitewu:3ll-:ri ki.r.enltiittnin.t.:lntete:v:7;
his face was completely blown Mt It aDS at once of poison used for ileatroving vermin. As soon as the cases within their kriowlislge which metered
clear that the uoliappy man hail killed lin:melt by hem objects for th g e iweial homily of thin, mitt
the act was discovered every atteution was ;skid to t
placing the muzzle of the gun to hia Cave. anal the unfortunate sufferer, but she shortly afterwards ii ti
man .•iiin r:lief risen the union. Ile inentimesl this
pulling the trigger by means of a itring which was died. Deceased, who WWI about 25 years of agd, beetles, in :0.1604 all the ca.e. he hail Inv...Spied the
attached to it. Two letters were found On the I was a young woman of good character, and it is said ris•imiiiiimilation merely 'dated that the hearer. vary
seat, near the body, and so determined was II ley° affair was the cause of the sail occurrence. frequentiv no mune mentioned, Aelel a deserving person.
he to destroy himself, that lie had also jAn inquest was held upon the tinily on Wednesday Ile widied elm to iiiiiireei epee the poor people
provided himself oath a knife and razor. 1 evening. when the jury returned an ipelt verdict, who came there for charity that he could
t re it illy el 11111. n I ..tl.Ol .of I landll
dri ord
The unhappy Illan has lately g iven way the effect of
to viz., •• 'fleit tliti deur:vied died f
r poly tra lealll .11. MS Ile
Ji...redtoitii
tirr.
nking. This sail i Ntillt zen ce has calme dno little p 'is 11l illg by strychnine, ailininiateseil by her own
conaternatie nin the ',Own. where the deceased hand, iiiit there was no evidence to &hew the- state nin.l."" w'n. ''''' " ft g"" .1
. l the
view a. 7 ....vim: t oat.h .w.W., an i . :ger • r. ...r rent ta. ter
was well•known and much respected. The of her mind at the time." • than ti. -t of -g- 1.. i Ate.; the ertviier aie.etitei of the
, inquest as w held no the Issly on M lay evening. Ironnisiaiiitimz.— The Fuel S-win fy. --Thus'.socititY .h.reinz ten mt. mid i twit himidatti chil-tr.tn. and it
1 before H. D. Ashford, Esq.. WWI a respectable jury, at their last delivery, issued 264 tickets for coal : leaf in lent ill it toils tale could tiA h.. too widely
alien the facts aleive stated were given in evidenee• and is lo need of unligcnotimut. Captain littler ha. known or nut • nt.:i .ly adhere t to, ,Is it" lei I steads.
IBy the side of deceased was a him, a piece of string reeentie sent a iionetien of 1:5, end tbe Kiri ;Nor ti iie, '. en ', diele... ii 011111 Aof IA 1A,111,, I•oi ilerds of
1 being tied to a trigger and round deceased's (-sit. waist' 'is all a her of £4. . sI/ ,ii •••,W•11.11.54. W)1.• 11.1•1 i:,..1...1 toeir eissii 1111 l en lie
iM.,.:e...ii-. lie W.IA 4111110114 1.1 4,1t'1l I .iIl 11 all
!On the seat was a lautleirli, en inkstand and pen. Citicis•renunen. —"Trtblevn, h.' &nen! Soei,ty.—
i and two letters adilreYei Ito his wife. There wi,re Tim mum,' meeting end dinner ~I this society wag .-",iar " ' h." 7.2.1!,:i1i ilt" Irwol'.e !`,7-,•...',,t; ~' i. 1,.: lw";:r•
' also two clasp knives mid a malt. on the Seat. The held iii. Tuesday at the Ship Inn, under the 'be ::,:;:,"„',',%•';ilts ti's:,:!:!'7.t 1'`.1.! `,1,1.,,.,:,•;;:,,,:,,,,t.."..,
investigation lasted IlleVelTl beers. Mr. M. Nlisisiter. presidency of Admiral Walcott. M.P. It appeared
.d. r., .! I -1,....141 u.r•eut.•r4. i.•-•,.• 1,1. . the on -at as
wolicjtor. of Ftainie, attended on behalf of the family.
The following is the verdiet returned :-- I•e I :
from the annual report that there hat been an 0,..,e1v ea.:1.1.4,1. ait-I toile— the .-...tr-lios. were tou-edt4
" -It -ee.4e, mcrease in the fends during the past year, of about ;..iden4.l,, .1, 1,, w ... afraid 01.1 th,- tomm II amount of
died from a guntshot wound committed by himself 4:25. The total am milt calculated 1111011 as now diatreg, in Oat .li.triet would he a.-41.1% 0 ..1 to a fe•r 111
while in a state of tchiperary insanity." belonging to the so,:i,ty, was C 421 14s. 61. There client in a yen- dirt time. li, till. tr:ti.ll.• 1110,, he WKS
IlLisToNneltV. About six months ago -lames were 24 members mid Dime honorary iiiembeia. iliordin,tm Z t'Ort'ied sum "":"I';';l'`l'l'','"is,''“..,..e 'if Ir. "A!'
Austen. Esq., la Amitialbi Villa, in this town, with During the year, eJven members hail recee ivd sick wit.'" 4".l'n ." ..I'l..rlaat•lS• i ' itw3"..4 *A"`'II ‘Pl""nu
his brother, 51r. didin Austin, or Italtionslsiriiugh, pay, eio had ls•en paid to the wiilow of a deceit:tea were ilitt.mmoitited, :qui All 1111 l .4 tlie windier tihtt,ty air ttl
and rm per ll ius WIIO had L all I ie, appearance I thug
mailed fir Nustralia. On Weilneaday last intelligence membe sin m
r. and the usual med for medical :Mew
tle.erviii; ohject4 ; hut itt the absence id ',riper ree.on•
was received that they would return by the so clock dence„ ge, ineislatiens or reliable inform awn SW to their eireum-
train that evening. Accordingly the members ef 11 to Of WILD Fowl-- -On the Earl of Ifalmes- ACIIIIITA, it was fi 1111 l .1 at...Miele ii ceasary to ileny them
the ( llastimhury rifle cerps, in full uniform, carrying bury's rivers, during last week, at Ilermi Court, time
ilium'. they whetted, as it wmild he quite hinsissible
their muskets, headed by their life aunt drum band:
there were killed by three guns in four days Itio for the -mill number id offii•ers attaehel to this court to
priceeded to the railway station about half past 7 other gun being used out that fir the shoulder. and make persowd ingniries a 11111 l ig the ne.glihnors or at
',clock. A greet number of men and women. 11"1* principally at single shots at birds on the wing) the the residences of even a tithe of thu poor who have me
and girls, includir -"try, tradesmen, and labour- following bag : duck and mallard, 72 ;teal. 136: plied during the last two days.
-•• • •

which one of Om free men riail evtilentl% placed there
while the pond- ia in was walking t and fro in f t
i 1 his Mix. II ii thus altered 'doilies, he put oil
a set 4if false whi•!:ers which he hail 'mule of horse-
hair (rem the tiri; tress under his bed, and thus
ilisoisA. walk A w.th a bold front past the guards.
The civil gira.l iwkevl• him who he was, and he
replied that lie was one of Mr. Jay's Waottis, and
that I:u came that way out .liceause it was nearer for
him. Thu guard told him hot to come that way
again, and allowed him to 1/3.01. The military guatil,
seeing the civil gita..l talk to hint and allow him to
pass, HO m.l aml he was allowed to gut
Id Witt t furLer molestation. When lie left the
Verne lie wore a cloth call with a leather peak, hut
before passing the guard at the Ferry bridge lie
hail exchanged the cl.ith cap for a hilly hat. As
simn as lie e as nii..sed„ which was in abeut 20 or 2.1
minutes, inessi•agers were ilispatacil in all directions,
lint up to the present time he has eluded their
vigilance. The poilitsman, who hail only a fortnight
longer to serve. ico itilliel lately placal uniler arrest,
lint he tleularol that hu ihi,l WIG seo the man in his
box. The warder and the civil guard who allowed
blot to 11141111, lulVal lAN% and aclorilin4hi
the rules 44f tlo, the goYernor u ill have to
forfeit thtMi. clii tlo• aulaity govurnor from their
pay. It is said that Clark was seen in Wry th
but a short time before the intelligence arrived of his
escape. Ile ha I only been at Portland alma four
l this, anti ha.l ‘ll.w.inla of six years inure to serve.
Cm' nun Mi ini cy StaIETY.—A tea meeting
took place in the parish school-room, Ileforne, 44n
Tuesday evanimf, when addresses were delivered by
the Revile. ilogarth, 14. detiour, and W. Holder-
new. Thu last named gentleman, who was formerly
chaplain at the convict taitablishment, preached at
Portland and St. dolin's churches during his visit on
the priamit occasion, and his interesting address on
..,a3 listened ' with v• -•,attention.

structions to their pointing out the- mode u. proce-
dure tat regard to the claims. lie did not say it
was so ; he simply wished to !thew that they might
all the time have been arguing on a false assumptiou.
The claims in (position were wade by three gentle-
men, and theseclaims were laid before the committee,
woo not knowing bow to act in the matter, the
Clerk sought the advice of the General Hoard. He
did not wish to say anything to prejudge the matter.
It was perfectly competent on any gentleman, who
considered he hail sustained a damage. to seek com-
pensation. There was the way marked out in the
Act bow lie was to proceed, and the Mani, as de-
fendants, had to consider what they hail to do.
These claims were different from those which they
had settled, and which were for surface damage.
These claims were for prospective damages, which
might never in reality exist, and he held that it was
scarcely within the province of that Hoard to say
whether they were liable, in law, to pay the claims
or not. Tiny therefore took a common sense view
of the subject and said, where no damage hail been
done, there could he no just claim for compensa-
tnin. Stay till you sustain any damage, and we will
meet you. It was therefore a question, under these
ciretinistanees, if they should make known to the
claimants the advice, whatever it might be, from the
tleneral Board. He took it that when
the clainiaiits sotiAlit to enforce their claims, the
Board, not as a collective body, tut throu,di
tint
Town Clerk would have to defend it, for which pee
p.be lie would have to prepare himself in the best
way be could. The question then was, whether
they should act as a private individual would, or
hetlii r they should make known to their oppo-
nents their mode of defence for the benefit of the
plaintiffs.
Mr. A asked if the letter was an officii
document, could it be kept from the Board
Dr. A LUI:IIMAS said the arguments against the
claims were that they were made befere the
proper time, when it was well known that if the
parties allowed a certain period to elapse before they
claimed, they coedit not demand compensation.
NI r. NI is Finn thought that the Mayor and several
of the speakers had not touched upon the subject of
the resolution, which was simply for the production
of the letters. They hail, as by one consent, gone
from the subject matter, and talked about compensa-
tion to certain parties, and the mode of opisXliUg the
claims.
The que*tion, after a lengthened discumwinii. was
put. when there were for the amendment, the Mayor,
and Messrs. tbepin. Lock, Bishop. Mason, Bennett,
Frouil, mut Deveisish. For the original motion,
Moors. Msnlkh.l.tloornbo, and Andtews. Messrs.
Swam. and Aldridge &allot vote.

Tue.:slay evening was IL .to with uriat...
The proceeds of the meeting were devoted to the
Church Missionary Society.

gent...
en, and the Somerset Central brass bind, were also
present, and as soon as the train arrived at the sta.
thin, am! the Messrs Austin mule their appearance,
the whole multitude sent forth volleys of cheers,
which, with the sound of the music made the valleys
ring. Mr. Austin and family were drawn to their
resilience in their carriage, headed by the
volunteers and band, the Somerset Central
fencing up the rear, playing " sweet home." In the
entrance hall wae a splendid banner, with the words
" Welcome Home, dear Papa," the design of the
younger branches of the family. We are happy to
say the Messrs. Anstitut are looking quite well, con-
sidering the ilangereus voyage they experienced in
retur 1111 l g home.
Son main. Died at Somerton, ll,miry al
Miss Pinney, sister af Colonel Pinney, M. P.. age.
49 years. Her death has occurrwl so suddenly awl
so shortly after Mrs. Pinney's in May last. that it
seems to have taken every one by surprise:, awl
caused a general gloom thninglionts the whal.
town and neighbourhood Although she has hem
ailing 'some weeks put, she was not con-tier. d
worse until Tuesday last, when I/r. Hamilton sax
sent for from London, and 'ado I.ailv Smith, her
eieter, from the Down House, Blawiford. Dr.
Hamilton left again in the morning, thinking she
had rallied and amp red better, but in the evening
she gralu illy sunk. awl 'lied about six o'clock.
Her lows will be severely felt get all classes
here, especially by the poor and the school children.
to whom she was greatly attached, and her greateat
interest was in visiting and dispensing with a
liberal hand to thine itunietiate wants. The funeral.
which was on a very extensive scale, took place on
fliersilay, and nearly all the town followe 1 her to
the grave. Upwards of 121 children hay .• new suns
of mourning given them, and the Sunday reboot
teachers XS each to provide mins 11l i l ig, besides all
their tenants w.th their wives and families, as well
as those on the domain, have mourning given them,
and all joined in the lrocessioii to the church. All
the shops and private houses were partially closed.
and blinds down. Mr. Nigh, of Clifton. was the
undertaker, Mr. James Watts made the shell and
oak coffin, and Mr. John Deer the lead coffin. The
following inscription is engraved 00 the plate :
•• Anna Maria l'iiiney, born Dec. 2nd, Inl2, died
2nil Jan., 1b61." The body was depositsel in the
family vault in St. Michael's church.
St/Uril Pgrinatrost. —The Weslevans holt their
quarterly meeting here on Tuesday last. January lit.
It has long been in emiteuiplat l by this noluential
1."1/' to wire "if the delds on their chapels in this
circuit, and we hear that at this meeting they C3lllO
to a unanimous 'lee : to it at once. Without
any further delay cane:twang collectors were all
pointed for the different parn of this circuit, and
their
soon expect from thew a new year's visit, which is
members, congregations, and friends. may very
hoped will be nal oided to liberally. .

widgeon-, 16 pneliards, 3; tufted ;luck. 3. In all.
IV head of wildfowl, besides 134 pheasants, 36
bares, 7 woodcocks, and 9 soaves.

HEALTH, HAP AND LONG LIFE
Are within the reach of all. Every one may be his owe
Plipician, by the use ef
fl It . BUCHAN'S VEGETABLE
-, DOM ESTI(' lIKD IC I N Di. prepared from the
I'. -• a vion. of the late Dr. Buchan, Fellow of the
:*••• •• I ' 0:-.0..4 Physicians, Le., Lc. They are entirely
..... •• .;.:... Is rfolly innocent, and cures are daily made
son . , ....:, 0, 1014. Th.ol- efficacy hos been proved is
.•,.. • • :,:•1. of ..,...,, at!. .tot beforc, and signed hy the pre
. I ••., •.:.1ei,....0 at U 1.411141, within the jurisdiction of
T.. • 11i;41.: Don. the UMW MAYOR of LONDON,
•, : . '... le tor” the lirristrates sitting in, and for the
• ::: -• f 11.4.11.-ee. S nr..y, lac.. Itc.. either...lowing
• ,• . , ~.. llorllorougli Street, W. 14441,4.0, Worably
• . , ~, s,:rc.r. L-. They are noel by the most
.• •. I 31...icel 31.:ii in t:r private and hospital
• : :.0 •hy i'l. 1%4'. ,s:a 0 and others, who hose volts..
• I. . •• • eil the1r11••..,... to certify to the hlblio an Is
. • :....L.i,ty of to ae i.e 11,S
DR. BUCHAN'S
——., ' ,lit •-itglr Cioattb Pills
~. ...
I ,r. . - • ef •-•,:::::.;.; t'.... villa with. sugar I:. cow.
•• i ,I , ;boo:. : -.•• to take ma Letters Potent of
......•e to i:r.•• • et them from imit.,tioN
: • . ..._.. .: di eosso :lig. which is cocker de nor t I•iidt).
jr •., . - -,; them Irma 0.1 others. Thus are 1.1.,0ant
, . . • t. ••••..•::•1 iimy is, taken hy the most delicate
! • : r . hi... wi:. mit fear of Louse& sr dhicousfort,
.„, • •. : •.• • e 1.., ili• ,1•1114 .!ike a st:gor Own.
.1 DEPI:NDS 1.14 IN PURE Rtoon.
- t to an .0....rd0w of vitiatel bile
ttic ove:.l,,it and slang.s.r •4 ns : Ica these Pills
~,-.• • ; -,,, i.5v.,,,i .1., • :doll efficient pro ion. Tl•eir use:,.. . •,,• . t ~.: c. 1'.., .4 tlime hope 'ties which cause
• . ii Is .1 :fl. rto Lilo fine organs of be stomach and
:• , •... Ti:ey sum cure liver coriplaints, dYrPelutie.
rii - •: •:- ii. ti itilitnler. wind and griping m the stomach
.....: •• 4. .iiarricea. loss of appetite, hesidachnsitearte
:••, :i. p.iii in the chest, sudden faintness and costive.
~ •. .. abut:: afro:Lon., skin eruptions, deep-seated
5:0 a•, .; a:i.l Set;!l.: most risibly on the complexion
io, ~r.•::,.;, iin.,,roviii..,, softening, and beautifying ths
, ..•., V..ereby giving that blooming and charming
ap, •• o.ine • se dednible, yet so vainly sought
;or by all. In brief, these Pills work than
1 w..y is the very mots of reek disease, sleansine
01 , beir passaoc,„ removing every onlieslthy account
ml. till the blood is purified, the whole system rano
' ....t -I, ,o, 101 l the functions acting according to nature
to, •it.:....s of life become a pleasure, where before thel
baL: IJ4)C11 sad and weary burdens. TWIT
PURGE OUT THE lit MOUES
which breed and generate distemper. stimulate alogglab
' or disoidered organs into their natural actions, and
impart health, strength, and cheerfulness to the sok,
_—....... .
110.41 i. and nervous • not only do they cure the daily
DESTITUTION IN THE 31ETROPOLIS. s plaints of everyhody. but also those formidable and
d germi. dbes.es that bave baled the mobt bkilful of
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From an early hour on Wednesday last the C,ontt of the medical Profession.
0u11.110,11 WAS be,1e....., Iby p.or per.ms of all ages apply. Pric.• l I .1. per Box; or, by post, la. 44.
or.r for mom, tempor..ry ashstonee from the poor-boo to Pt 2.• ad- SI
enable them to provide their families with the common „ lls. 0
ueccomeics of life, which the inekin .icy of the peewit, i DR. BUCHAN'S

,

. . .
and
1111 con...llion
j Mtn,. in many instaticrs, the se ircity of
work, tilt:N.l4.A !wk., of mile and provisions. hadFrgetable Skin Ointment
almost placed I..yinol the rceeli of tlio.e wimple ordinary .
This is the only Ointment yet discovered that cures
..leans,. bud lii.h-rto I ..... n soth.J.ent to our- t all tiled.
iwoii.,..i.it.,teroiltili:e. most inveterate OEMs, no matter of how
wants.. Alilerin in Allen very carefully investigeted
It. I e.t.a. arc indeed wonderful, giving
eeore ea.@ in wilieli cie applie int Ca,ll4e with X lei ter ..f •. 7.
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reesonoon lAtion from some reepeetAhle person known to a.,,,,,......7:: ar;::.'euniLiwitr:lec.,r,fterer• The teenY
i it to be THE Ural'
th.• l'ourr, au I who-e isisition I.lltee I such per.... alai,.
...:1,
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IN Ilia aiiiti.p. The proprietors are daily
r. he 'ld ; '"'"e" ',4 i"t"'"'"'l ,'";'%' sr. but ,frwm 1 h ',4_..""r. re, ~.. ing nu inen.u.. . testimonials from 'minim; of the
leer Or poor woo. were Arriving in a 0111..111101n silvans
highest relectAility and standing, testifi hi; to the
throughout the afternoon. it la e ime obi ions OA it
, rivodity with whi.h cures are performed from its its use.
would be utterly iiiipow.ild, to relieve them all. and toe
M,nv have suffered for years,—had tried numerous
.nagiAtrAte, therefore. After lie had asUated about TO of i.l-he reinedies,—and despaired of ever finding relief,
tho 4) whit lIIII.e. re I the most deserving. with small 'Mini
when after tieing this celebiated Ointment for a few
according to the circunistAticee of their eases, announced weAcs have been at once restored to their 1.0.g.105t
publicly that the remainder of the apolic.itiiiiin could 1,..,!th. It i5..04 INVALUABLE REX EDF
not be attended to unless the parties came better recom-
for all kinds of *ores, akin Oftlptinfill ; and no family
mel"I'l• lie "61'4 th"‘e wh" were "Ili "ft.ring per-on should be without a certain quantity.
from distress or destitution. whether from acvideutel Tile advantage taissessedl by this Ointment over all
circumstances or other causes. to under.dand distinctly others is. that it will not close up tho surface uf a wound
thut all future -letters of r.C.,...,11 I.t. ...... in favour I...iving it full of matter ; but it will first bring all to
of Penous worthy to bee me reciotente ~f the charity uf
..tin' surface, and finally heal without breakieg oat again.
the poortiox, Inuit. 1:1111111 from the clergyman of the The Pills should aid the Ointment in the following
parith, ministers of other denomination., cliiirchwar. ~.„, namely
lens. mistiral gentlemen, iietpectont of police, or others pa, Bunions
holding public positions which would be a ginivintee fur 8,,,,,, Chilblains
the gei ... i ....... of ;very CoiV .1./ reemniiiended. He It u..s. Frost Bites
t.',l 11111111/1111 1111 initigute the frightful 41110111 a of inierrY Eaedriations Scalds
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111 111. hewer; but in develop.: hie time t•i tuattevs id FAce Bites
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DR. BUCHAN'S
Conecntratet Yeactable essence.
The Sciences of Chemistry and blelieine hare beta
taxed to their utmost to produce this invaluable remedy.
Innu,sier .I,le semis ate shown that it surpasses in ex-
cel:mice all other preparations, gaining unpreceikntedly
up"ii the esteem of all.
When the nervom system b..comes related. scorn
• so slight that tl.e mind eon peace], give
cr, donee to the truth, (which. !tower, r, forces it.eli to
C W by latigour, distil:bed sleep, &c.,)
the Strengthening Essence acts at once in a manner
• ;1.1, to the most careless observer. and when the
coestit mien msy he said to he on the eve of dceny
wl,:m the become blunted. aml nature seems to
• fur the deLt all mankind luiht cancel. the StrenAi.
ening E.setice dclay, the pavoetit ; tool the freAt
viimur imparted gives a 'NM LEASE OF LIFE.
In short, it would be superfluous to mention its ad.
vantages /44 a tonic stimulant. al erative, reviving,
r.e. ive. and strengthening agent. It allays diaeased
ii tebilty, calms the lade and mind ; and in low
si.ii its, livimeliondriasis. produces a soft and d, lightft.l
state if feeling, succeeded by a disposition to aloniber,
trati inilitmg the nerve,, and acts as a palliative it.
~,nic hysterics and other piliKlllo.liC 0,111141M5. I.
i.i•O a NEVEIt•FAILING REMEDY
tor all female complaint,. mental and physical debility
1..„ a appetite, inward wastings. trenildmg or idiaaing
of the hands, relaxation mom long rcaidence in hot
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- other di,eases originating irt
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rheuttmtism, and many ,
the heart, lungs. and nerves, kc. It is • diuretic and
I.,satiee, and acts most powerfully on the internal
unctions membrane of the bowels, windpipe. ke.,
being by all acknowledged as the "sole natural
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(pant ty for 33a.—./itst Pit&fished,
" BUCIiAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES,"
With I.ife of the Doctor, and Likeness from Medailion
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ill general. To which is added, a List of Diseases.
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tters. Orders, Anil l'ust.Oiliee Olders are to be pent.
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amount to cover neerleary
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Chemist.. Blandfned.

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