The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29 00:00:00

manner. The cii,s sif Denhow brought mom one to New &Winn. Peetfree for Six Stamp,.
hia fateislituee. alien it waB found that he was so EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF THE
acrionaly Miura! an to n .cea.itate bin removal to the SEW MODE OF TREATMENT. Serest),
priaon infirmary. The c iuvict has been lilliCtill ill an Ensirarilig/L Pow free for 6 Stamps, open ands, or 16
punishment cell to :malt an investigation into his ggirmps in a stall I iinrciote„
,on Met. THE MEDICAL ADVISER, containing Rules, PIM-
ELiVEMENT OF A CLERGYMAN PROM ASIITON.— llaiiiliOil., ftc., for the weedy cure, by very simple
Conoiderable excitement has t. .ken
of Ashton-under-Lyne 'luring the week, in consequence diaereses of the urituegenital 'extern, which, from neglect
place in the bough 'mane, of Sperniatorrlnca, and all the more common
uf authenticated statements haring been extentively or improper treatment, tun often result in Poirot in the
circulated that a well-known • • ter of too Church of Back, Gravel, Meerut:mess, Debility, Exhaustion, In-
England, in Aalitunmtoler-lune, whom name for capacity, Insanity, Consumption, and premature death.
the present we withhold, Led elo 4.11 with • ylilllig hi ly. My W. Ds Items, M.D. of Me Ecule de Medicine, Paris,
the teacher mile voting lailh s' aellimil, in the borramdt. Graduate in Medicine, Surgery, .41‘dwiterp, ofc.
°ugh. Our corn apondert is informed that the reverend 'Co those who contemplate marriage its perusal is
gentleman bail long been ata•iwct•al of having an especially rcooturnetided.—The knowledge it imparts
improper isiticures with the w iiiii an ill question arid lIIII3t come PM. f time, and hal py they who do not
that mull hi. beilll WACIIC.I. it SCOI found he visitel the llp..'Mna it te° 41e•—Sie'Ple and iheoll'etativei leel7
leeek of her house, and that a cord or a piece of p.eirer . volt rer may cure Intim!' speedily, privately, and at the
mean often in "the window emit: • ' g a few liiida. much lea,t la's"ilde e""t•
as" Manchester at sur Ii and audi a time." A solicitor ' From long practical observation of the treatment put.
in the borough was consulted. ,anil he ust a lilatichester. geed ill the t famous Bretitutions of thin country
detractive on the scent ; and the other day Ilse detective and the Continent, for those diseases. referred to in Ole
took his railway fare in the vile train im the reverend above work, the Author hoc bad somewhat minimal
gentleman cud hi, amatory companion, and ultimately ' facilities for acruirierg that nniforin success, iiiiich Mae
the three found themselves in Worcester. The worthy hitherto climacterized his practice, in which the dishes
couple pnt up at all hotel and the detective opposite, , wog onicatemences resulting (ruin the injudieious employ '
and the next morning lie alawrtaiued that they had vomit of mercurv, capivi, and ' 'lan datigemua inedi.
panned the night together. At first the worthy limitede cures are eutirely avoided. Dr. Dr R. refers with pride
was ileterioised to make them pack off. bag and bagger:. ; to the number" he has been instrunointal in restoring to
but, at the urgent request of the detective, she consented health and happineei ; anti to all who used such aid Ita
at a' oidance should forward • detail of their came by
to let biro have i.cular elemomitrati iiii of the tomes idler. every a.' irance of speedy restor..tion. Patients
letter, eneloaing the fur of CI Is., when ade ice and
, infidelity. Accordingly about 12 o'clock the next night
the chambermaid Icioa,..ed at the bedroom door of the '
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excellent couple, and tat hie rem eaca that a wail,. , 11101i,11,P Wilt EC liMli by return. l'ost-offiee order]; to
mail wonted him. The detective wan Corcoran' *.keil
ta. made reptile at the General Post Office, to
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into the bedfle,,,,. and 1,,, 1,,,1it an i„terecting Di: ilium,, .11.11., 25. Lkllloril plaee m
, Illoosbury.autrare.
conversation with both of them. nil, disgrace to time London. Hours for cousultatiou 11 till 2, Sunders !
church ii a married man, with a family, bait has long , 'omitted.
been estranged from bia wife. Ile is at leant forty years
of age. whilst the lady is on u
'amity about 21. We nder-
atm.,' that &divorce will be sought tar lay the wife, idol
that full evidence of the facts of the case have already

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