The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-11-05 00:00:00

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR.

For two stamps sufferers stay aroirl shams clergymen,
gentlemen of 'team. rupture-curing quads, and other
sseiNdlers, who send their tools/or Nothing, publish lyiNg
itetillielli44 which they write thenuelres,ffditious reviews
from Journals achieh do wog eziet, prdfess to cure diatoms
with instruments instead of medicines, which they style
' Americas trearetent," cord Date absurdities as cruel
as they arc deceptive.
A physician many years extensively engaged in the
treetaient of debility, and the various mental and
nervous affections resulting therefroai, will send free on
receipt of two penny stamps to prepay postage, a
pamphlet containing his highly suoricadul and- only safe
treatment, with all the aeoserary posemiptionsand dire
bone by which sufferers may care themselves at trifling
cost. Address Mr Lewes, Medical Publisher. 14, Hand
Court, Holborn, London.

KNOW THYSELF! 'THs OarclusAs
CRAPRIOLOGIST, MARIE COUPYLLZ, cow
tames her vivid and useful delineations of character
(roil. the haniwriting of individuals, in a style peron.
lisrly her own. Persons desirous of knowing their owe
clacteristim, or those of any fr:lnd, should send •
specimen of writing, stating sex, age,*or supposed ages
kc., with 13 uncut peony stamps, and addressed
envelope, to ILtitin Commix', 69, Castle St., London,
W., when they will receiver a lengthened detail of the
taints, tastes, virtues, failinp, ht., of the writer, with
many other things previously unsuspected , and mice-
lated to guide in the every-day stairs of life. The
thousands who acknowledge the value and aosuracy ot
Miss C's sketches establish their great malty. "it J
prmouneed quite extraordinary. —Charts. Nismilion.
"You described my character so traly, that I isould not
have done it better."—Lostis Bleier. "I rennet tee
highly compliment you."—am. Bteekty, 30, Grave
Lane, Birkenhead. "Th. &armee? you ant to CAP..
H. is strikingly correct."—Erwest S. V. Meant, Heide*,
Tenterden. ' The best judges pronounce it ties to •
T."—N. C. M. "You have given the mid &mad"
of the persons. lam almost afraid how yes get your
knowledge. It is wonderful." A. B. Shillentestene.
Blandford. "Some traits pointed out I believed to be
unknown to any but soyeeld "—Jinn O'Hare, Oarrigis•
sown. Nevsoll

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HAIR,
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nous DEAN'S CRINILENK which is gaarant.sd
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few week,; and will be found eminently suseesdul in
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greyness in all its stages, weak 111,"J
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indispensable, forming the Lads of • beautiful head
iir. Price Ss. per haUte ; lang.bottles, sonteining
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every Chemist in the world, or sent post tree oft
of 24 penny stamps, by Rims Demi and Oolopsito
Hair Restorers, As., 119, Ceetle-strest, Newnms-streek
London, W.

PATRIOTS MOM LT/T11111.—" In ono fortelfgh• I haw*
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now bout of • bead of hair which many masa I ins
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ming B. "Ivory wastanwar
It." Jonas, Chemist 15, Paugise.duskiVl4
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