The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-24 00:00:00

ecncral Naps.

Ting GREAT Eararka.—Tlie repairs rendered requi-
site to the Great Esatorn, at Milford Haven, are pro-
greasing satuifsetorily. The interior fittings. furniture,
ke.. demolished dining the groat storm, have slimly
hien replaced, and the YeriOlLi 11.11000, and bertha re-
arranged cud put in order. Her paddle-wheels, rudder
head, and sailing gear are else being replaced aud it is
expected that the gnat venal will be reasly to go to cot
again by Fchruary. bum will »horny he put upon the
g.idnou for the phrpoin of finally fixing I•er paddle.
wiieels, and titling her stens-plat. It is understood that
the original ciiicul..tion as to the total oust of refitting
her, made at the late meeting of the irroprietors, will
Cot be eaceeded. It is not yet determined on what
service rime will be engaged. but the probability is, that
in the event of war, dile will be employed for the trans.
meows Of tteOle and akin., it being calculated that alie
can accommodate 11-1,410 D troops, and upwards of 20.000
tons of cargo.
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lbirrEn".—This very old and trite say-
ing we have lung been aismstoined to hear, and believe
it contains more truth than many parties give it credit
for. We all know, however, that diffuntiers of opinion
exist not only among the uiedical profession, but
amongst nearly all anuses of satiety, commercial as
well as others There is one article, however, apper-
taining to the latter class which little difference, it any,
exists ;we refer to the GLEXIIELI) ATLST State'', an
ertic:e now of very great consumption. It had its
opponents at one time, but r.ow it has earrnd the repu-
tation which the manufacturer wished to establish
namely, that of tram:par...ley, el al I ied y, streityrA,
parity and chtaptiess, it retains its alarm midi/loss in
the ,I‘lol /We at too,phen:, awl does mot re' quire übe boiled,
a great desideratum to our fair readers, who have been
accustomed to the old boiling kinds. To those who
have Dot tried it we advise their doing so, as • single
trial sill prove our amertios. The Ole:acid may be
had
.e.f.e.yery grocer in ton!). _

rhe Illustr:ted London Nrtes is in the habit of giving
woodcuts of thine building. in the metropolis worthy of
notice, either a. specimens of architecture, or of their
groat sztent. The subject selected in tie number of the
tied ult., 11.1 illustrating' London Street Architecture,"
is the new offices of W. & A. Oilbey, 357, Oxford Street,
together with an engraving of their extensive Wine
Stores' an m d soe interesting particulars. The rapid
growth, of this large house of buidneas, although probably
as much attributable to recent fiscal .41u:rations as to
management, is only another proof of the aptnesa of the
present generation to iiet the requirements, of the age.
Not only ii. extent does thie house of litanies. differ
from any other in the kingdom. but it has introduced
many novel inventions in the storing of win.* of every
country, and in enoonoinizing labour. The wines are
not as formerly stored away in illventilated cellars, but
in arched wareliounes above ground, the atmosphere in
every department being regulated ill winter by steam
pipes, and in summer by currents of pure air. Tbere
are three departments for French and German Wines,
measuring together 114 feet by 66 ; two departments for
Sherry, each 34 by 17 ; Hue for Port Wine, in wood, 34
by 17 ; two case wine doors, one spirit door, and a depart-
tuent for Sicilian. Cape of Good Hope, and other
countries, no by 43 feet. The extent of the entire store
comprises 480.000 cubic feet, and the whole admits of
storing nearly 31XX.) tasks ready for immediate use. There
are •1.0 departments capable of binning away 15,000 to
20.000 dozens of wine. The steam used for heatiug is
alma applied to machinery for working the cranes, bottle
washing machines, kc., .

THI LAI'S SIR JAMES GRAHAM'S GRAVR.—A plain
slab of red freestone has been erected in Artburet
churchyard, to the -memory of the late Sir James
Grah.on. The stranger will le directed to the grave of
the deceeted statesman oy this simple inscription on
the tombstone :—" Sir J. 11 G. Graham, Bart.. burn
June Ist, 1782, died Oct. 25th, 1861."

The Peteri.ead paper tells • curious story. A foreign
schooner, during • gale of wind, hoisted • signal for •
pilot. A pilot boat pulledalongaide, and • man named
Strachan went on board. The captain said he meant
to put to sea, whereupon Shushan wish to get into his
boat, which was row about Ilkyardsastern. The cap.
!sin refused, and, with the mate. proceeded to lay
hands on Strachan to detain him by fore. IStrachan
seeing this , naturally became somewhat alarmed ; and
in • moment, leaving his sou'wester and jacket
on the quarter deck, sprang into the sea, the vessel
meantime proceeding on her course, and never howling
him. Idieselian held Ist own against the waves for nearly
three quarters of an hour, at the end of which time he
was picked up by the bust, perfectly exhausted, and
nearly lifeless. TIM vessel had no Dales painted on her
stern.

" llirriage rightly itederstaal,
Gives to the virtuous &ail the reedl,
• /*radius below."
Peat free for Six Stamm *pm ends, or 14 is •
Scaled Nurelape.
THE FORBIDDEN BOOK, Oa
it. chatualitications aud their remioval •
modern treatment of spermaterrhais, syphilis. sarietura.
Lc., with nil*. atul prewriptiona far the
speedy cure by very simple means of servo
debility, au4 •Il the more (*annum dieseirsZ
suppesr4 incuralile maladie. of the aszaal system by
Dr. W. lbg 114
Earle de Medicine, Para ; Graduate so Alabama
Sarver, ard Midariftry ; Licentiate of sae Jterel
Society of Apoihecoree., ke.
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Fut:taut;ly by the.p—traerit law, noise but tbe ranf
Physician or Surgeon dare attach MI). or 11.R.C.5.
his name said openly advertise his fey., as holm
penaltiee and imprisonment would be incurred. Tke
public should therefore guard against th• ansigamt
imatumit of knavish quacks and impostors who aus
not medical men at all, but impudenUy styk UMW
" Dr ." " Professor," M.A.A.S.. P. h.• S., KA.,
tc., in order to mislead the unwary as to Ilieet Woe
chanoter. None of these tries really know .an. ei
tits deseases they profeas to treat, than say penes
may, by reading the above work.
Ynsnlaug practical observation in the meet &ammo
Institutions of this country and th• imatinest, Ike
, Author has had somewhat naninal facilities kw
acquiring that uniform sitcom, which Lea bigwig
I characterized his practice, and he refers with pride as
I the nuniLers he has been lnatruus.s,. is resleriag
to
I health and happiness : whilst to all •lie need swell aid
ho offers every assurance of speedy restoragists.
Patients at a distance should forwsrd • detail of their
case by letter, enclosing 1:1 Is. for advice amid medial:miss
which will lie sent by return. PueLoffica onion to be
mad., payable at the General Poet Offism, to lOC
WALTER DE ROOS, M.D., 25, lic•lferd Place, bleswie-
-11 bury Square, London. Hoare for seasultatioe 11 till I.
Sundays excepted. It is important to reoalleek
, address, as to meet the wish of patieste, ahem la no
, name on the door, —•^^, EMI ItsTkalica la STEACILT
I PRIVATE.

BEL DR ROOS' GUTTAS VIT.‘ Oft
LIFE DROPS, Protected by loyal Lettere
Palen! of England; onnetwani by the Pagnol de
Prn,ce ; Royal College of Prussia er, halm hb amber*
I lees instaoces proved their superiority ow every
ether advertised Remedy for languor, lassitude, dopier
Won of spirits, irr tabulity, excitement, feas, dleteale
and incapacity for society study sir badmen. Widow
pains •nd palpitation in the ride, giddlems, sobs
in the heed, ko. This medicine strengthens the vitality
of the whole system, gives energy to the mode%
speedily removes nervoumess, epilepeey, paralysis, he.,
renovates the impaired powers of life, Jodi lowlier...el
the most shattered constitution. For skin eruptions.
sore 'iliroat, pains in the bones, and those Menses in
which mercury, sarsaparilla, kis., are to. altos employed
La vain, to the utter ruin of health, ite earprisies e.
oacv Ine only to be tested.
!tellers wasting valimble thee In meting aid frees
Instruments, and other cruel absurdities professing le
set aside medicines, sufferers will do well to make falo
trial Si • remedy, which, concocted es acientille prio-
reign, cannot tail. Priced.. id. mid lLs., or fear time*
the latter at 3.1 e. per bottle. &IA la kg Eschara (b 1
which Li I2s. are saved), through all Chemists, or
threat from IS, Bedford•pluee, Blooomburyaquare.
Retracts from letters which ean be sees by say ono.
" 1 wu sever better in my We, thanks to you awl
'oar soedatine."—D. P. & AaapA. "Yost oseatioloo
has dm* me more good than anything."—B. . LW
singles. "Thank God, and I hope he will reward yes.'
—A. C. lisrelegooL "if my tongue could speak, or
pen could write I. express my gratitude toys. I
Gel happy, but eaisher word .or pea of War GIS
do so."—II. A. dinninohnon. "Had loses, nal el
the Guts Vita, whops or what I sight hue buss
I Nowt NIL"— W. G.. W. Potion.

rpHE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.—
I.
TIIFMAPION, as generally adopted in the ?remelt
hospital* by Jubrrt. Wotan, kieord, Culerier, ?lorry.
and other notabilities of the French faculty, in •
remarkably Awe time, often twit or three day. only,
without the .liglitcat discomfort. inconvenience, or 'Wk.
removes ail discharges frum the mucous membrane,
whether of the emery er other organs. This remedy
so completely surprising and superseding everything
hitherto employed, comliiaes all the desiderata to he
sought in • medicine of the kind, for net only earn the
patient carry it loosely in his pocket, hut all spree".
once, Nate, and :null of medicine are entirely obviated.
In packets. 4e. 6,1., lle, and Xis., through all romps*.
able Medicine Vendors, or sent direct from the sitsh-
liAment on receipt of stamps or post-odiee order. Tbe
size contains three at 4s. Gd. and trice at 33e. tear
of the lie.

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Tile stamp to imitate ahieh is felony, boars tho wool
"Therispiuu," is whit* letters, by order of He
MAJESTY'S Hon. Owsgtomox ea, who thereby moors
the proprietor against infrigement throoglioat the
United Kingdom sod the Colonies.

111:111AINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LIM.
.1 DAGO. GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DRAW
OF THE KIONEYII, BLADDER, Is. DL• NI
ROOS' RENAL Plum correct sesdity of the nonnelt
end indigestion, promote the functiens 01 11. liver and
kidneys, thereby preventing stone in the bladder and
kidneys, with many other serious disorders te whisk
these imvortant organs are subject. Listlessness, Total:
nen, peevishness, and somplaials long supposed b be
nervous. often *rise solely front contamination of the
blood with certain impardies whin should have hose
carried if by the kidneys ; several 'nightly eruption
of the skin and face also arise front the rase eause, and
may be as readily removed by then NHL which in va
cases out of 20 care with a rapidity Alison sarweilwea.
Is. lid., 2s. lid., 44. lid., 1i,., and 335. per hoc, throes',
all Chemins.

" I have taken your Pills and always derive gm%
benrit from tlisto."— W. W. R., Quarles Game, 011111110
bridge. "1 bass token your Ronal Pdls with the most
happy molto."--3. H., Curt. "Your Renal Pills did
we more good than asything."—M. J. lkorsky.
Sold by basis wad Soo, and Frond, Dorehoder
Brand, Harrold, sod Tuck, Fromm • Legge., Worsham)
li Bawng, Groves, Weyosooth ; Conish and Lewin, IN,
Whipple-street, Bennett, 6, Union-Week Hen4isigh,l7,
Richmond-street, Plymouth • Cole, Bookseler,
sumbeatreet, &cachous@ ; Row., Chemist and JAW"
end Co., Chemists, Deveoport ; Cole, llooksidier, AU-
hal!audatreet, Bideford; Harvey, Bookseller, Pow
street, Sidwouth ; Hearder and Co., Vietoria PIWO/11
Torquay; Pewee, Chemist, Pore-street, ; Mar
tin, Chemist, Truro; Mee, Chemist, Freda's., Clltemsfoll.
Pentanoe ; Hem, Chemist, Setithcitrost, SI. Audio g
Corfield, Chemins, St. Day • Sharpe and Co., Chemises.
St. Root.; Randall and Son, Johns, Palk, Do
Hanby. High-street, and Davis, 15, Bentard-stre=
40, Gafordotrzel, Boethamptoo ; Cory, Chemist. N.
port, Disco, Chemist, Brie ; Wheaton, Booksollor.
iimiwood; Baltman, 3, Coniden-abay, Poetess •
e.tl and Co., Chemists, High-street, 1.010011.6
Hulbert, Chinch-street, Baainploke • Ilmigeet,
Winehestes ; Dysos, Chemist, Amismr, andCl=
one spat in &hiked every town ; bet shook! Elam*
occur, enclose the meant by post-edam onlar sr seep
wise to 36, Bedford-plass, Bloomaborroguirs, Lersia.
and thew will be sent seemely paelisid per Mom
NOTICE 4 CAUTION.-17r. DI *Nis sole
004-001140 000 s/ man ofis flueoBo, odor.
fora Asa modseimes ; res awe Ordwidwi alles•
time qf tho shove hy pumas 00 sopr kis issis, 0100
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recommendation f &fie eame, re, okidr areisks. Ify di
honest venders, who Ass skins •
imorist dime the war& W Atha DiXoo.lirtsjill
0001 0 et& 1080 so the fooperwo Skimp.
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