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


THE D ORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAIETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1861

Pinackney, the Custom Honse, Post Office, saa Art 'nal
h.ve been occupied by the State troops.
In the meanwhile Fume important dieter:it ma have
tal,en place in the Le.mdatnre of South .31`,1 .na 'with
regar,. to the appropri.itiou of Fe.'.eral prosier .y in'the
State, the •rrangeinents of the r ad-oftice, 00, the col-
lectien of the customs' duties. Various pr posi :ions
were insde--iinne of them differing waterier y in prill-
cplp. One autlior:aed the Governor to make temporary
regulations ; another propos.til to abolish a As ex sting
duties on far as the other Slave States were cones meal,
hut to retain them in all other cases ; and a third pro-
position had for its object tho reduction of f .he dotes
to
milt their present rates. No immediate decision ap-
leers to have been arrivec' at; but, as 00 imuissioners
were immediately elected for the purpose of trusting
with the Government at W ashington. in all probrchility
the gates ens has been preserved. The news of the
secession naturally 00Calitoned great excitemi .nt at Wash-
ington—the business of Congress being fir the time I
thrown into conliiiinn. It is stated positively that the
President sent a despittch to the office:. corn !banding the
forts at Clorleston instr ucting him to cur render them
if lie was attacked. and gnat, in obedience to the spirit
of these instruetions. the officer in question had at once
surrendered, giving up t o the authorities at Charleston
some 70,000 or 80.000 sin nd of axiom.
The promptitude wit I, which the President In n
yielded to the demands of South Carolina will,
donbt, provoke grave dim :ussions at Washingtoe. a wi ag
if the Republican party, including, as it is said,
Lincoln himself, being in favour of measures of coerei on.
The Springfield Jounsa 1, Mr. Linooln'a present or; pia,
declares this armed sea -salon is treason, and that the
President will have no al :ernative but to treat it LI mob,
On the contrary, the lea lets of the Democratic pa, Ay in
New York have emphs tically recognised, the rig ,fat of
South Carolina to :acecle .
Mr. Seward, who, not withstanding the election of Mr.
Lincoln, may still be regarded as the vi rtual Ii ceder of
the Republican party. has delivered a :speech at New
York on the Ditinnior question. He al olce its a con-
ciliatory tone, and cape awest his belief the it the Disunion
movement was loosing strength. He &wears to have
.ken, perhaps design°. fly, a more hope (sal view of the
of the prospects of the Union than the real state of
affairs actually justifin I.
Later propositional.; .bmitted by Mr. 0 rittenden to the
Senate (Wiinwittee of '1 'h irt co n for the pacification of the
country have been r .jecteil by seven to five, the Its-
publicans voting ell nionnUPly against it. Mr. Crit-
tenden's scheme invol red the legislation of slavery south
of 36 deg. 30 min. ol latitude, the abrogation of the
right of Congress to abolish the inter-State slave trade,
and the exaction of on indemnity front the Free States
for those fugitive slaves whose reclamation nit ght be
rreventecl by the r enional Liberty Acts or by rescue.
This was regarded by the border Slave States as a
moderate proposal. It is stated that two war•wceAmers
sold at Havannali hal been brJught to South Carolina.
A defalcation to the amount of 83d,U00 dc.o.lars had
been discovered to have taken place in the Department
of the Interior at W ashington. A clerk named Godard
Bailey voluntarily in formed the Secretary of thy Interior
that he het abstracted the missing amount pc incipally
in Missouri State bof ids and coupons. These bc.nds were
held in connection with the Indian Trust Fund, of
whieh Bailey had ch srge.

was going at full speed. enginee
oiately stopped and backed, and • boat was got ready
and havered to proceed to the poor fellow's rescue. A
*oilier brig was fortunately passing at the thne, and
the aceittmt hem.: seen on board lier, a boat with two
men, as imiekly despatched flout the brig, which got to
the unfortunate ni..11 about three seconds before the
yacht's hoot reached him, and was the 'steins of
saving him before he sank for the last time. On the
Queen being subsequently made acquainted with the
(Act. Her Majesty, with her usual thoughtfulness and
kindness, gave order' that 1:5 should he prest•nted to
the two men belonging to the brig as • reward for the
promptitude end zeal they displayed in saving the life
of fellow-eru..ture. 'We understood that the as.in's
noha is Alexander M'Donald, quartermaster of the
of the Elfin. S,eps are being taken to aseert...in the
names of tho two sailors who are to be the worthy
recipients of Her Majesty's liberality.
Dinneen IN No rrisnuAla.--Yhe operative lace-
makers and framework knitters in Nottingham are tog(-
' frog crest distress. Both the staple trades of the town
are exceediogiy depressed, there not. having been such
• dearth of employment for many year's. At the weekly
meeting of the Board of Guardians on Tuesday the vice-
chairman (Mr. Turner) stated that " the number of in.
dour poor escewled be 415 those in the house at the
I corresponding period last year, while the out-door reee-
; pietas amounted to 2.016 mote than last year. In corn-
',orison with last week there were inure than 1,000 appli-
cants for nutoloor relief." Soup kitchens are open in
the town for the poor, and other means are being adop-
ted to alleviate the distress.

A jury. iU be -tall

in fur all other uffenees

Hoti.owar'a Pitts, a Specific Remedy for Coinplaints t
which Females are liable.—Aher the experience of many yearc
it I. incuntmtebly proved that there is no medicine equal t.
Holloway's Pills for the cure of dive:anew Incidental to females.
The invitforating and purifying properties of these admirebt.
P 111.00.01 pruduce a sanative revolution In the systetn. They
are compactl of rare linientv. and are so mild and innoxiiini
that then tiuly be taboo by females of all ages. An • medicine
for family it,. Holloway's NU. are unequalled, becauwe
powerfully efileacii u. no they are in the banishment of dis me,
they act no gently on the stotnach, that they may be given
with the utmost confidence and perfect oeldy to young
children.

New Edition. Post free for Six Stamp&
DINAHY SUCCESS OF THE
'T e • ' entenee of death for the uienler ef isis
NEW MODE OF TREAT:it ENT. Stern et
1 twenty athlete% when he 'night call to his wife to let ', Friday morning a distreeseig aril fatal accident oc- ,
.‘.igg. nis. er s - rd on Satuelay
- a bacon stand. telling him he must remain there for I A Steven. GIRL De OWNED IN A WIt•LI..-011 i Elect:MX or TUB BILKTOK MURZOKKOL - Samuel
elv Menet, had been ei, - P.opraraigs.
te., with : eco k. A 'nem( e'en. lainnen'n- • 4. . i sr Se lo I Pnraohe
him lone. They tenet then" ileee hr"ieily 1111 l ruler, i 1 curial at Beilliery. A young girl, saver eof Mr: Wakes 1 • itc at Ralston. wan executed at Staffs, _
be e .. _ 1..„.1 free for 6 Stamps, oyes tads, ur IS
while engeged iu Mr imenestic du EXTRAOR
SBIACT CGICHTTEK oN Otine.‘Nee.-The .3o,opsk a the i one old woman, who it is thanght ran to her : tin. carter, w
heehawed wonstance with a piir of tong i, lie a pair w pl .W k I lad an .r, a e in,ioccasion pii • • • but 6 r THE MEDICAL A LiVlnk.R, containing Helen, Pm-
the IMo:es of the Ordnance Select Committee for the into effect ;•
te n 'te s Ace for the weedy cure, by very simple
after a comainnw• te scrip ion , ~
last six menthe has just bsen Memel under the simile ~ , , , end eank beneeth her. i Cieneerell Lewis replied Met,
to to the c wallionee and ; . tarot to the See teary of State, pre) hug
ture of the President. Colonel S. St. George, . ' •
mu man drougu weak., c•rn•ri ••ol to get loose, ••nd orn 1 the lonise, when suddenly the gni.
&fiery' Ird" found Mowered with 'Meet um! hair. The oaving 'deceit some coals in her mon, was returning to ;se toteme might nut be Carried .
loch from neglect
' to ' t rferil with the dor diseases of the urino-genita'l ssestein, * . ~ . .
h.
Royal Artillery, for the Inetruction and guislame of all P° , . .11.• Bun ~ , . , .
I of i erne an,' nearly tided witls water. Mrs. Wakelin, not him iss *means Her Rajahs. in e treatment, too often result in I aims in t
Govetannent officials whom it may coueerti. Arms, ' IP::::?" "°"1" ''' ' g too Mcrae Irons the me , at 8 o'clock •or improper t
lig to loie bootie found his aged partner lying on thi. . awl Me 15.1.1 preaeltatee into • 'Mud well many pude I vein the judee. b e found there was no green o j .
hi I. to nese her, he crawled to the lime of a eagle
chithing, Mimes., furniture, tool., fee., have each itib• • (~,,, II I I bliss. TI a- 11 '•I I I I moo when to her horror awl astimieliment. site perceived an i iis the morning. that
td
'tic mei:titan y menawnPss 'est aliperaniato'rrlicee. a:nd all the more common
Mute &ado.
Insanity, Consumption, and prom , ,
pne• eine lo to awl additions ; of the principal items of •__ 'tree?' ',et' le Pe' , ,!,
_.',_," w'nu"",a he' .iit' a ,nt but nethill
finding her return, went back to see what she was doing, cameo( the law.
ItThweacceettteuteuut.
g whatever occurred
•• •th t .1.. 'de the coalltsiuse diem • '
sernoly mitten anis exiasuicen several wontioe • ann open chaos I•imit ia r ) lunt • An persons wen Pre le- -• ' i •ous. My tii. DIC HAMS, M.D. of the Ecole de ,Ite,kctoe, 1 arts,
thou only our heeled mace permit* Us to take • sesta I
ie ..' .• . .e, • ' . .mi 'i f- .; •rm was gi.en, and hooks, Tepee. ftc., were mit in ' worthy of mord. .The deaeb wee usseautai .. .
,i• ' Graduate is Medicine, Somers, .41,4c,fery, kc.
As may have been expected, a great deal of the time of , although i haicai mu was r .ftined, she di at et: . ,
st...
past nine se Mick lest night, without having eiwe re. r, . i tei recover e e . the poor eirt • but twenty 1 •
nitrite •re hut few ...epitome se short-bighted as hs mg i „ „
tedt°" that absent 3eetAi .
eallapmek,ttGy.ravell, Nervousness, Debility, Exlietistien, Ins
To those who eonterriphite marriage its pet-I.AI ia
eke committee has been devoted to the iletenisination ' it:tit:els el peen be ore her bosh. wee becinglit to the . the defects of co rinurriable reticles. se hies of melee' Is
pecially recominended.-The knowledge it imparts
M. the proper pattern of the projecti•es and stored of Else covered senelibilit..y. Su wicion fell upon Citsrle. W.
more, a isep.mw . I
.the ale...di, a private in the esiazi'l'
trmstrong gene It is eatidactory to know, after a n :". °believed that the weight .of the eml dosed her to sunk p.,,lianiat„ey LI, :porta sill FOOll .tll,llterat,oll 11. r." •
aso it too ;• e.-Simple and itiexpensive, AlArry
STICII a multitele of experiment* as have taken place, artillery, mei ; torti:li,eiri of his, a luteper on. the ....rin..4:11
immediately
to
the h
jive....
t prevented liar crying . that on TEA the Chinese sold colour, to disguise tulle i
d eufferee may cure hiumelf speedily, privately, and at the
that the greater part of them are approved awl waled,
t4l"a'k r • 3; 'id :tn'aiii :wen in
sate owieleourni i
Inert . eit'.l life was thee loune to be extinct. It IS 1 certain to *nee WI ICII the lest of quality is applied. The
'''T • the "tee bile* of the etisW"eu of the' ; perished brown wore:a:mice of the autumn leaves ;hi
especially the fuzes for eliells, both as to time. conceit- 1 a .we ' rc,..0
..1.1 tl fiat time of lite pee; to out. A 0 one in least Ade cud.
in covers'. ; the better sorts t hey elm creoue. to render alike • the I
1 entnue come pone time, and happy they who do nut
his uncle's he was acemnpanied by • mail who lewd the welt, which 'mist have heels very insecure , From long practical observation of the treatment mar-
eine, and percussion, which have been fr.mi their pecu• off the
"Is o j the : stied in the DMA famous Institutions of this campy
liar awl delicate construction, a pr .blein to solve of no 1
1' - • ' • Ii• •I' .1 lee used over the seem spot not ten minutes ere' I had at high mica , thus ',Niftily at the expesse i. ,
. "same remark. "It ie John the milk:mem " Of commie over, MN. Wakelin herself hail • narrow wicape, hal' 1 prec,oss and the .1 de," and enable them to
' and the Continent, fur those distaste referred to in the
small difficulty. The at mu and tools for the 12-pounsier as yet t iis. la Mere srl.erp!eion, rat the porn* nee iana a
....1.;..ual
Gehl piece are no less than 5610 number, each of ' placard', giving description, of the lorries referred to. Ito I.
MetANCItioLY Serape. -A painful suicide has been , i
•attoty elle wade toe them tea, have entangler. art s bitime Au
. woe' ame work,Author has had somewhat win.
1 f eil ties for acquirer( that uniform success., rhich has
which has been the subject of special examination ; this e ete. lat a villeee neer Warminn•nrr, in the family 1 'on in 4- i
li i ,lour en a I their import. ; the high estiniati . s
COlll.lll ..
class ipf gun is to be browned and not painted, while Justice has epee•lily overtaken the perpetrators of of one of tee ...Rey , rosessiatee. dor/Masan 4: ( 0., .le,,irous of obtaiiiing a
I sing nineequences molting trout the injudicious aisle°,
rifled guns for garrison, 'siege. soil naval purporen are in the brutal minter of old Mrs. Waterman. Two men.
name we Atli Censers of the dietriet, whose ', which their a'are tea ie everywhere held, arise from its
geese. The dart4hter. a young lade about 1 meim •• aloes is ;food al,kc." See list of Local Agents in ,
weak
or
mercury,
earivi. and ' lar darigernue inedis
future to be painterl-necesnary to their preservation. named Cherie* and Matthew Wed re. nephews of .
22 years of age, luel formed an attachment tow railway tee, paper. eine,' are entirely avoided. De. De R. refers with pride
hut by no 'newel adding to their beauty. In smooth- the deceased, were apprehended mm Thunalev isizlit. in dicesnan, the line running not tar from the house. ...-.....-e.m......e.........-e-me I hitherto characterized his practice, in whicli the (Mitres
to the numbers be leas been instrumental in restoring to
bored °Munn: we notice that the manufacture of hollow the Hotwell-roail, Itentol. by Superintendent Jonex and I:bich or tisane:lnce her lather awl mother very strongly Whets and happiness; and to all she need such sod he
shot as a special prnjectile is to be diwontinued. A Sergeant Men,. of the Somerset C ty Cesistahuhre. rl•sap roveil. It app,ora Girt rise wo. in the habit of , j otters every ansuratice of speedy restoration. ?Aleuts
costae of expeviments has shown that common shell and Pulice-conetables Perritt mill Hughes, of the Inland ineetne this brirmo on a cottage 111 the viilage. This I
'at 0 di-twice should forward a alt tail oi their case by
may be fire' from 68•ponn•ler atilt 42mounder pm wills force. The e•nries mete a most eeterninel red.tance• rranspiroi at home. ari.l•rn the eeltli all.. se Per ilrenisse ; leer:, einhosing the fee id' I:1 Is., when advice aud
Id ll service charges witlinnt destroying the shell ;so One of them lire his 0401 at rhvgeant Mere.. but 1W r. ordered hit ter folier , .. • ra tar
:or laalKind, she *AA Very gentle De Stoke." in to ho gazette,' Physician Ordinary :5 Iii,I.:11.1•16 will he molt by return. Post-offiee o--'ero
willingly the charge, for shells of Elide naturea are to sad his aim. and the ieher wee eraie I with a milielor , i it all d icing her
an i 'metier not to deer itay loo.t.• 1 I let-ill to the Queen, in the place of the late Sir llenl7 Le mole iniyable at the General Post Office, to Ne ei.eglii
be the seine as for solid shot ; awl they ere to be fitted weapon, which WAS takee from him licfore lie load an w .Ik. eete eisobeyeil this commune, end we it to the re De Rims, el le, 25. Mellon! place, Ilimmisloirrequare.
with counterauuk plugs, its order that they may be used opportunity of n-ill e it. The pigole love been diem Mairdi
• otto•-e . usidsl. esse•re ohs WM not bull It tag swim,' • • .
I Tercet; the daughter of Garibehli, is shout te be ',neon. Hours fur ooneultatiou 11 till 2. StindaVl
as hollow shot, with or withwit woodeu haottores. In tifien by tleerge WaTerlllllll MIA lA. prom, ty. slit also a her isomer, wept had been on the eaten. reseed
M. Lucien Bianchi, a professor at Sio o.m. ~x, „,..e.
this • great step towanls uneormity an I simple:ay lies witch which was its the peeseesien of Metthee Weil- in. anil hurried liar home. A raver! there lite (ether i tnieirield 1i.,..e.e. jar,
of haat asia
fa a martiatasta
ta
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been male, which, Marne. is the greet object the one- inure on the day Of Ili4 arrest. Th •aa Inall AA° %Wear.
horsewhipped lien an-1 ordered her le her be'dschember.
inittee has in view in all its lebsiere Se"e must pass positively to the two prisonere as being the leen hy • lk il af
. ' ' "L
-I' Leh Reg tS' tiUTI/E vrr.-1., WI
Gm next 1111 l ening she die we appe a• et breakfast SS
tan' lo- 4tl 'I •be CI a A 'II n'
over without comment tes• alteeption in friction tunes, whom hie wife was murderee an II ' self lien'Cll 'n'l 11,1141, and all attempts at obtainin4 an an.wer from -.Termer I _ _le m itegig •tween • avow an Ayr ,
1 LIFE DROPS, Protected ty Boma Letters
careasses, carrier*. fornee-ear. is, 'limbers, wads, relpbeil. The two Weil res were lodged for . the her 1•00111 were unavaiiing. At tut the door waeloreed open 1 Wt. receoitly frozeu to death on the road.
Thu P I tis said, recently disposed of , Patrol of Eatabiad ; PIM" 10 I. err/ by the Paella; de
some Pruner ; Rome Collette of Prawns tee., have in nuinber-
bursters, serves, ratchet-levers, awl platforms. Under night at the thlifton policeatation, and on leammley eiel the unhappy girl wan iliscoveree lying on the Goer. -de ole ma. I
fine works of art, from the Warshaw, to the Emperor 1 , , proved their superiority over evvry
item 120. subject " small arm.," we note that the morning they were conveyed te Bourion, awl thence keying edam p „,,n• T.,. 'l6,d p.,et, sthica roiori. 1 • sena rostoncen
Generel Commandingenebief has emecielly desired a to Beesley. where Waterman made • deposition it, Pm- the e see, says that the nature of the ceneede eeneet 1
il of ititsmo. de •rtis .4 Reine.ly for langotte, lassitude, derma
' ether a a i. I
return to be made to the 01.1 blank cartridge of the can Stile.. Of Mr. Monlaunt, magistrate for the division, was not then known, every atteinie havine been made Lidy Crampton (late Miss Salle) was presented to ,
sem a Tines, irr taltility, excitement, fear,ii • Ittoetel
vice, as the use of ti new kind of Meek earn On Thursday morning it was feared that the old num to suppress the facts of this melancholy case. her Majesty this Emprese usi Ruesia on Thursday, the . at in't 4.-
. and animism:la fiir society study or busine • . .i.
ridge with mock bullet (an excellent idea of wudving, and Mr. Sliorletelnuegemewas sniiiiimoised to i 27th ult., at St. Petered trg, and was most graciously tion, peels anhl paleitation in the side. gialaillees..ll""'•
SWO Seeme- On the morning of New Year's- i
___,,,,,,.
Celonel Boxer's, R. A., e notwithstemlinge adopted attend him. That gentleman WM about a pint of . in the hien, lec. This indlicine strengthens the vitality
ev. amiall dingy on There Island, at the °elem.-. to , r''..Vr'''''
A . Bantam, • member of the British legimi lass
tem yearn age, was found to he attended blood frOm the patient, which afforded relief, an I he, of Else whole eystem. give* energy to the muscle.,
Milford Haven 11114 lillicli was Ward by LI e
-I- in" of /4" I been killed at Naples by Else accilental discharge 'of a 1 larelyein ace
with oecasional &sneer. Ammunition for two tameable oftenvarils to give lib evidence in presence of ~ . : , specially remove. nervousnem, epee:llm.y. . . t
i (met Brigade tor communisetting with Oteir large hut.
di.seriptions of breech-loading carbines, Shane.; and the prisoners with a fir 1111 l eei and ilistinctnees which, • revolver which • Mr. Thorn rue examining. I renovates the impaired pewees of life, and ins were es
enehored about 60 yard. oil, A-all seediest away by a
Westley Richards', have beeu approved anal mom- , considering the fearful injuriaa he has sustained. wenn 1..: .. u Miners Monomial,' are said to have declined au' ,
i the witee shattered congitution. Fur
skin eruptions.
tanner Burke having volunweree to •niiii ! . •
mendel. Swonlo, bayonets, Cull:rases, Irneersacki, and • maryellono. The homiest was hell before Mr. Bruise. 'the bones and those discs.* in
mencatig to the Eniperor of Morocco • loan sufficient to i sore entreat, pains in . . • . .
era)
.- .1
boat, I • hh. 1 !niers
0.. to -I e arms wne It conga, al were • .
poacher, harries*. and inane app rintourrita, -one and all Fry, ooroner for North sesesemet, at the Dundry Inn ; the indemnity due to S. min. i which mercury, sansaperilla, tee. are too often empioyea
to ineure in sailer to go after and recover the dingy, I PAZ' . 1 • ' the utter ruin of health, its surprising istli-
are briught under review by the committee, and irn- Mr. Valentine Geulil, chief constable of Soinersetehire,
f•isiten'ed scope round hie waist, ann. giving the other Me. Wilde has been app Dinted one of the comma- ,in yam, to e u
prov e.t.a,' tegistered, for the benefit of the regular Mr. Olhitiogliee. clerk to the magietrates of the divi•
apt to a cows-ads. jumped into the sea; but. Else rope goners for taking the ensues g census in Ireland. sl cary has only lobe tested.
nervli:e. us rano for the militia, enrolled penrioners, and ' 'don, andseveral officers of the couute cougalsulary and led •I before waging valuable time in seeking aid from
1 bf y 1 another piece Six new gen-boate have been ordered to be built in ,
m too* sort y three or me an s.
even ler our defaulters working out their allotted Bristol (owe were in attendance. The nom WSW instruments, and other cruel almurdities profeedier to
was immediately leaded. la the mean time Bart was the elicits at the gumbo:at ya el, Hasler. I will do well to noke fair
punielottent in the militery primes. Not in these tlinewed with spectators, and when the pensioners were set aside medicines sufferers
ear lee by the strong ebb tide below the boat, and called The French army lost Mr Mg the year which has just I
latter only, for we confess to pulling up rather short, brought in the crowd became oppeeseive. The inquiry ' ' ted on scientific urn'
. trial of • remedy, which, coneoc f
tt
omit to his comrades to haul him on shore. In attempt- es 'ed F. Id II II.P ' - J N I
pir two et ars ran, rince Jerome me con , •
and noticing with simpriee that the convicts had not was adjourned. aides, cannot fail. Price 4.. 6d. and lie., or our isles
ing to do so, neftirtunately, the rope parted at the join-
brerr forgotten in thin motley classification of new • "d Marshall Icy" Genera:s of Divtai"' "d 1 the latter at 33e, per bottle, and in kb packages (hay
ing just made, and the gallant fellow was left grunting six Brigadier-Genera:ls.
ideas and fiver. Science lies sat in council over en ------- - which KI 12s. are saved), through all Cheiniste, or
hem. el iliels felt hat, weighing tii ounces, for penal 1 against a stroll.; sad high sea, and, hampered by the Sir Peter Fairharn, who had, in 185 S, the di.- I
• direct from 25, Bedford-pbee, Bloonisburyesquare.
rope round his waist, wis dente I further from the is-
serene in Western Australia, 111.1 we think the merits . tinguislied honour of entertaining Her Majesty the • Extracts from lettets which can be been by any one.
land, calling in vain for help. His poor wife, who was 40.11, died last week at his residence, Wc:odaley ' y, .
of the lea should be recur bed, Next in order, as they i I I wall DeVer better in my life, thanks to you and
! --ea-- daily expecting her confinement, and her three children, House, near Leeds,
stand on the lot, we find the subjects for consideratiisn ftciat:e niedicine."-D. P. St. AsapA. " Your medicine
were witnesses of the scene, and mingled their wild awl •
Dm Bank of England and the Bank of France have :
hove been trenching tools, bill-hooks, sioadex, alitiv els, l done me more good than anything."-B. W. Lit'
;TIM ESCATIt Paton TKB AG SPEIInXIL-One &ay fm shriek, of despair with the piteous gerzling cries raised their rata of discount to 7 per cent.
tithes. and pickexes, eiel not berme a great improse• . i AK' . inagton. "Thank God, and I hope be will reward you.'
k May. the Bridgwater Tines), Mr. Huber, of the &mining husband an I hither. At this moment
One of the Christy Mama els committed suicide last -A. C. Hartlepool. "If my tongue could speak, or my
inem in the quelity of these articles was imperatively
tat
week
bout 15 inmost. of the Appeincine. and Rimhardier, a married men, with a wife and (one young
week.
neesie•l. Barrack, hospital, and ins•es-room furniture, , junn*:i;gell about
* an
pen could write toexprees my gratitude term I should
Mayher, saccee.led in making his escape children. plunged s into the sea front • hieh rock,
operating tables, cork beet, sofas, carpet., pitch-pipes , Ilan', r° Lard Raglan had been startling near Worcester, and feel happy, but nenher wised nor pen of mine can
t the thole of Love. Mrs. ?bolter end two or ash rp frost preview, at the time, in order. if pessible
for nomic, niagazine shoes, punches, stamps, and "I • ' was leading his horse along tie road when he fell arid •do so."-li. A. BirminOnet. "Hal I never read of
genie:he OOHS ! KO One but an auctioneer could sit in . ree of the Agapemiinites started in pursuit 14 the Weave his comrade ; but, although a good swimmer, broke ..
has arm. • the Gutter Vitae, where or what I might hays been now
fugitive, and scoured the surrounding neigh- and • powe uy- ue man, sixfeet rf 11 b' t ' six anchor in height,
judgment mon their value. Hulerrer that may be, , . • • .The death of Dr. Noble, one of the members for e welt% ten,e-W, 6‘.. Wag reign,
tlou comfort and care begowed on all alarlaell tit' the ger- • Ineursell'uel le search of the truant d I lltte th •strong •urreet and • terrific sea.
maple 10 con I 110 A M a i.. . LeiCeater. is announced. ;
vice uell be widely q.v.:elated ; and we rejoice to iof ar' this coulee of their 'our- ens! after strutting for nearly a quarter of an hour i
Leril. In s
.j . Baltimore lett •ni state that the Dominican Cove rn-
know that the appliancee with which we are blamed in i KeT they virrittel the lodgings of the Rev. L. Prim at the water was lame nearly
Ifdrowned, when fortuneteey e ,
aunt lied taken forcible poosessiou of the Gut ano
the on earn progress of discovery are mealy utilized for . Olastotibury. where, howerenthey met wills an ex - e
huge sea 'lambed him, bruised and sweetens, 20 or no
Islands in the Caribbean Sea belon•fing to America.
the benefit of the brave slefenders of our country. Net ! high col 4 reception, for, after demanding, perminenn to feethi Is among the rocks. The nemeng lie recovered
highs
mu he endeavoun.d to jump in again, but Mr. Cobden will address the electors of Rochdele in.
least, though almost last, in the ingredients, of this ; "err h the premises, one of the perm (we he iye Mrs. hue col. e • _ • ,
wl i dermal hien that inedietely after his return to this country -Isis only
Marine) reeetve.l the contents of a bucket of *Ail water was restrained by his comrades. to i
national pudeing is Level's hydrostatic tine which I • at the London Guildi pail,
e Burke had jout sunk beteeen two seas. The Previous appearance buil
(with the coffee added) is said to bean excellent article I which was thrown over her, thereby being subjected
uPoo
Wk. r to the surface shortly afterwards quite dead, where'll.) is to receive the reedom of the City.
of domestic economy. and a stag improvelosent on the !to a gratuitous shower-bath of not the most agrees e
old-fulsione.l pereolatoni and woollen stockings hitherto Inol Otte cold weigher. the beck of his head an.l ehoublers being risible over A suggietion fora penny stater ou all Miele:totes has
perched on been submitted for the consideration of the Chancellor
in use us inn. mangy leepitals. A Bor Seer nr His Haornin.-A earl eminent fle• • ter. At this moment a large gee gull pore
the Oa . . • T
of the Exchequer ; the stamp to be at the cuet of the
he holy an.l commenced picking at the heae. hue
Inioneete Ilene-Misers in command are much I ceded on Tuesday afternoon at the village of Shire- I
the body of the drowned soliliee, with its lonely freight. banks.
derided in opini 111 l on thineuleect. Setae are indifferent . beetle-in, near Bristol. at the house of flenry Heeven. the
in sight for nearly two ho ir., and wan Lath John Reuel, has given the new appointmeng of
to the length of hair. °then. insist rres cropping the 11101 ' • season, who has also a emcees Mop, conducted by his ,
radually drifted out to sea and lost to the bewildered Seeretat7 of Legation in Japan to Mr. Oliplimit who ,
like convicts. while ugly oil, with very rare excepti 111 l s, wife. Dieing the absence of their perents, Henryl
t-e of 'the widow and her orphan.. I has net ounce accemeanied Lord Elgin in lit* first visit to Jeabto.
declare for the abolotion of razors, 1111 l I the Andy of the WI limn Heaven, a boy 11 rear" of age, a little girl, and
tete recovered. Two days afterweids Ms. Bu. ke gave An old " Man." named John Murphy, aged ninety'bok of nature. But die feet is. Armee as it may sp- Daniel JAMAS" Heaven, • child three years old, were
birth to another MILL Iler forlorn . ondeion, h Print of seven, ihued at Wigan last week. After the Jimmie it
peer, iiii this point no vitally connecteir with the disci- , eliseine blether. A loaded Min. from which the Per' her bushiest' and only AOUreC of sopieort, al li. ft 011 the ano, ftlUll4 out that John watt a woman. She hail been
"dine of the service, there are no orders to guide the ' ensohoweap hal been removed from Else nip-he, was in
wean wills four orph kns, one of them a erhede, call. thus shaguiseil for a perio lof 50 yearn
die.ietion of our m1„,,1, ~,f epoorol,, ; so I; cense- She room, which the enter hoy took up, and, pert:teener .
[Or Saupathy and Collai.a.,ltioll. It it to be hoped that A monger entertaintnent .1111 given at Creme last
queiely. the tastes of their officeni are various am a there was no rap on it. lie *enrollee his fatheihi desk and time
yel Humane Society will re, None such noble week by the director. of the Loudon and North-Western
scliodisirra whims. I-I one dist-ict • man may be a found XOlllO which had been left there. Having "
conduct as that evinced by Itianherdier Key. Sub- Railway company to their workmen. on the occasion of
very( 'legalese in luxuriant teases ; in another, not Pomona' himself of one. be placed it on the nipple of
e•
ri none in aid of the widow will be received by Col. the completion .if a new workeimp. About 3,01.1
even the scalp lock of the North Aniericau in left Inns. the gun. wheel he leveled at his little brother ansl ".. P
peewit. Pembroke Duck, commandant of the Revel -
pc lIA sat down to tea.
In some regiment.' his neck must here the smoothness fium
l.The muzzle being almost eloes to the peer .
A etillery in the district. who m
is exerting himself ton her Another Pieilinontese gun-bent hasbeausseizel at
of a •sall e, in others he may sport • Newpte frill with chil I the elli ire charge either,-.!his head, anal death wax
behalf ; and also by the Rey. Chula Hog, t7haplain Gage, the Patric rays, and its ca-go confisaged. It
inspnary. In the present Qlteell'A Regulations the I instantaneous. The elder Another, in loos grief and
to the Forces Peonloroke Dock, who has furnished the consists of twelve rifled 4-rounders, 16,000 muskets, ant
item is entirely omitted ; whether or not it was too tame. skrieked for assistance, and triel to drad the
fere ' ' c fI ' dff '
Aiilng WWII-ICC° tOA A, it ar. ammunition to in deli,
difficult for leidelation we cannot say, but it could bleeding corpse out of the room, hopinx something -
UisTßEins AT NoRWICIL-On Thursday • towns The construction of the proposed new cavalry barracks
scarcely have been fie-gotten. The inure no, as the might be done to maltose life. The cries
of
meeting convened by the Mayor (ID. W. J. U. at Colchr.ster will ire commenced in April. In the
order in the old edition mu as follows : "The hair of the children and the report of the gun alumni the
Brows), "was held at the Guildhall, Norwich, to concert eon . of the year the camp will coast to be a station
the Mimes is constantly awl habitually to be cut short niegebours, who. on entering the home, discovered the
111011411ret for the relief of the &strews whicb at preseet for depot comeentet, but will be converted into& station
both at the p to and sides of the head, according to the Pad scene. Infennation of the occurrence wee at ones •
prevails to a serious extent in that city. A n"llilar for full regiments of the line.
order of the Sovereign, and tee fashion of the slay is riven to the police. by WllOlll the necessary steps for • has t been hit ' N si. If r ilvears
elating no n es in or it. s . . • ,
not to Ise permitted to influence the prectice of the holding • coroner's inquest were Mika'. Naval officers and SCalllell belonging to the ships of
and in the course of that period • gone deal of co timer-
army in a particular which is consitlenel alike essential Sesiw Menne-- Tose or A BRIG.-CRY...I' YAK' cern activity has existel in the district, but th . dull wa- a '"" u
r t Plv r th are dail in tru ted iu the use sit tl
y s s . the
army
to the health. the clesiginues, and the military appear• won rim, .Jun. 7.-A heave fall of snow set in on Sang. t Arnietrong gun on board the Fouttruyant, which him
we sum uer an I the us, gig let •c .. et ge se th • shoe • . . .
anise of the soldier." We certainly coiseider that it dav night. and 1111{ w.ntinual, with little intermiteon. four of t lime lileCts nlOUntket.
trade-together with the ,'lm .st Arctic sever y of the
would be to the advantage of the Si nice were the op t, this evening. The average depth on the roads is Marshal Niel has gone on a " inilitary niiesion" to
present season-Wave reduced 1.1.,:e numbers of ',Tenet
above say sensible oteler renewed; only reeding it in net Mu than 10 or 12 inches, centering denier. tea ,155 Italy. !tether's correspondent stata.s that lie ie already
„ ',_ to a conntion of great diotre.a. rooe bishop of the
an enlarged seuee, that hair means all hair mid heanl • there, stwlying the defeneive and offensive capabilities
s neoemare for ordinary serliieles I hot in ille fields the diocese in • feeling much, nieved the firnt resolution,
and. tiy "smut short," that aciesors Mould train all Milt is in some places IS or 6 feet deep. On Sendity, at nf the country, just as he did before the war in 1869.
which repeated the deep eyinpatloy of the meeting for - .
growth evenly to a 'tanner., of te. Or three inches, as hell-past It a.m., the brie Aretbnea. from Newcastle for the 'sufferings of the poorer clues. and its earnest There is no truth in the stetement which has al"
may lie determined, and Own the comb and the brush Dienre. Inden with male, the wind squally from the rie.ire to 10014 mearruren of alleviotion. Sir Samuel 'reared in aline leg•il journals to the effect that Mr.
might sefely be left to ilo thereat. What a boon awl a Nit.. anti the weather very thick with snow. oracle on Kignold %seconded the rennutiou • which wits carried Phinn, Q.C.. is 111.01 It tot prombed in a judicial capacity to
Iwortit the abolition of the emiercrogatory razor weu'il the teem Seel. and began to fill sn rapidly that the Madras The appointment was offered to, but at one.,
unanimouely ; amid it was further agreed tint a fund
be can scarcely be magnified ; and now time a hialpop crew (seven in number) hal bero-ly time to egg her in lel 1111 l lil be reised and 'decal at the disposal of a coon declined by, the learned gentleman.
lies taken up the glove of contentimeee trust, as Sidney I the %hip', host, leaving everithtng behintl. After mitt, it was steme by the eheirman of the board of .1 ' tepee& companies of runner kinds and designs
Smith people... Mil in the case of • railway smash, some drifting algsoz for three hoer', in the Mintier: 06rif, i giterdians that there are at present 5.000 lemons in the were started in Itien), the amount of whew proposed
attention his and teeniest' in the matter will speeitily they were picked up, elmeet exharstee, be the Caster . receipt of onteloor relief in Norwich out of •
.popelat veleta was no lee. then C17,230e100. Only one-fourth
remit. It is nature' that irritation end diesatidaction Itelmet. and, having landed at rais*er. were foe...doled '„f hbtwegn 715,000 „nil meta), besides 901 mantained in have been wi Mantra from the Share Market; the rut
should flow fruni contradictory enters ; and indelmin en this, mine day to the Itaihme Home at this port. verinos" public establishments. A corded feeling of are in prose etion.
deutly of the comfort and health of the soldier, rich • whe ei they received eh ewe of clothing, wenn fond in 4 nerntien sympathy was menifegeil at the meeting, A 'stay of thirteen or fourteen gentlemen, well
ought to be considered, the uniformity of 'practice ' nth .r necessaries.. Within 10 11l i l lutes after the Crew alld a handsome subacription wits imminence& komen musical amateuni, of Bristol, left that city
which is so °imagist to the discipline end appearance of Ift the brig. every vestige of her lied olimppeare lin Disseitus IN lamtermois.-At the Liverpool Police on Satunlay week for Bath, and performed M the
our tinny. ought in this important particular to he re- rise unite. The Anathema was 172 tons resister, aud C oirt. oil Theaslay three men, flatlet Kerry. Cabe. streets, disgeised in shocking ba.l garments. in aid of
at:eh:idiot at the earliest upportunity.-Arery an I was insured from £llOO. cargo uncertain. awl Kerebury, were brought before the inagigratee. the Rises Colliery Relief Fund. The ideis turned out •
Nary (;a:ette. INCRKARK or LeSIACT. -Official statements exhibit charged with threatening to riot, and stealing bread. complete MIMOSA.
a emeinerahle incite -se of bluer in the detern dietriet. llt was proved that Kerry, had presented • begging e A Lady" sends a guinea to • London Police Court
At the Peace Quarter Sessions in the °muse of the letter in a baker's shop, and when his demands I pooreesx, usenet her eervente sleets so " remarkably
lag week the needier of ',ging,' in the comity wale not met, be threatened to return with a mob enn filie" that she is afraid of offering them their usual
asylum was reporten to be 447, as collateral with 419 at I break open the shop. When given into misted,. 35. MI. christmas•hox of half-a-guinea each, said consequently
the chew et Ifteni, 406 es lAIR. 399 in 18117. 370 in I awl four soup ticketss were found Orlin lien. The sends it to the poor instvarl.
1886. 834 in VMS, an-I 30i in 11454. At the Norfolk rrigtiner was sentenced to one niontles hard labour. Plymouth greets have thin week being destitute of
Semions elm the nuonher in confinement exhibitest ATI elle ether two prieoners. who bad etolen a quantity of cabs and hackney-winches in consequence of the pro-
ineeeme of 12 neon the preceoling return. ends 'Moiler bread from a baker's cart, were c.ommitted to three prietore :sot having succeeded in their resistance of
augmentation ha. been Moody/able en. the Imat five or months' imprisonment with hard labour. some new rules of the Conuneeioners,
six veers. Of course, some alowance ought to he made fleaTlCloKri CASK.-Mary Lot, nal fifty-four years„
ehe War lee I • red into
pagemet iave tete a contract
for the growth of popnlaticn ; hut the increase of was found dead with a stab wound in the front if her
ineanityaeems to have proccelen in a more rated ratio. I neck, at her house in Betlinal-green for the erection of a commodious building at Fort Pitt
a few ileys since.
HOSPital. Chatham, to be used for the purpose of a
THE FIUSTIVAL AT Si. ?At'L'n CATHROISAL.-The Her hushend heal left her a few hours before in bed.
uin, in which will be deposited the valuable roller'
for the grand perform:owe of Hamlet's A tehlieknifc was fount by her side, and • quantiev muse
clean. ' tion of scientific and other articles and seecimens (le-
eulilime oratorio The Messiah on Friday. the 25th of Mood was
upon licr hands.; but the handle nee quinsy
posited now at Fort Pitt.
Mg., are progneming moat witisfeeto, The otehmem, Poro rags were lotted upon the bed. as if blool,
fills op the entire south trainmen and will *contain shout hatch IlAd been w p.. 1 Opo-1 thelll. Mr. John , Gay the M. Eugene do Mireenert, who obtained considerable
600 performers. hand and •Isitrus. The megnificent notoriety wine veers
use ir Marg.:oll of the Great Northern Hospital,. ID OlCit, _ ~
dish
. . ago by Isis biographies and
organ. for' the purchase of which the festival is 'held. •an exammet on of tim la.' y in conjunction with two p implilets, ham Just 1 in St. Petersburg in great
towel,' in the nackgronne ti the gilded eon( (the recent ' te Some tiene hack he went to London b
other iiieVal gentlemen, a d they are of opinion that posmr
se.
.• et not
liberal embellishment of the Goldemiths' Company.) It ; the decease I could not licivelf love indicted the being able to establish Minute proceeded hi Russia.
will he an exquisite treat to the admirers of sacred i intern. The Secretary of State for India in Council has ale
music to *den to the strain of melody rolling throngh . Siete:Lea Emcees or THK Flamm-A somewhat pointed Major-General Sir Robert Napier, Ke e 8.,
the vast mil glorione dome mider which the Alli ience
i. ronerkeble acad. tit has occurred at the Chatham Bengal Engineers, an ordinary ineinber of the Council
is to ',estate& Full 20 Yeirs hare elapsed eine° a band station of the Lou clan, Chatham, and Dover Railway, of the Governor-General of India, in the room of
has been heard in the metropolitan cethenral, hut • which illustrates in a singular inanner the astonishisig Lieutenant-General Sir James Outram, Bart., G.C.11,
many can recollect the pleasure they ezperienced when effects the present severe front is stated to have spots resigned.
the Belfrages Fe Devon was annually riven in the ' metals, and may serve to elucidate the mystery which Mr. Brewster,
,who was Attorney-General under
choir by the 40 stringed instrument% end 60 roines sum I attaches to the cause of several of the railway accidents Lord Aberdeen's Government, shot off Ilio arm acci•
pliedh by the Royal Society of Musician'. With the which have wearies' di p . •
ning the resent severe weather. deutallr at Mr. Bernal Osborne's seat, near Clonmel,
plen of the present °retirees it is scarcele poesible to A few 'nights since Kelcey, one of the signal-men where lie is visiting.
linaeine the woneerfel effect that will be pervineee by ei P .
ii loved at the atation was in the act of teem', the General de Lainoriciere will be rclieud from the
a performance on es exteeilel a scale. No cathedral or I I ' ll''k the distance signal M. t' of huts I.' • I m
eswerin iron ever duel, will. • 0.0 . tga lOn pare ean six or eig rt months, when lie
mode-hall in Englund can offer a compariem with St. ;at the entrance ,
to the tunnel when, on his attempting will return and resume the command of the Papal
Panne for such a parpose. It it a satisfaction to learn Ito lift tbe bar, the leveratiapped completely in two, as Aresiy, in company with many officers who shared his
it like a tobacco pipe.atoils in the late campaign.
that the preeent Dean and Chapter have succeerled in • the einnalenen '101.6111A . Whit
warming Me healing en as to render it as comfortable ' inakes the accident the more astonishing is that the bar There is now much talk of friendship between Parie
as • private dwelling, even at this inolenient season. o d half
was of wrought iron,
satin no less t two an a and. St. Petersburgh. The ribbon of Gmed Officer of
' inclie sin thickness, while it weighed only a few pounds the Legion of Honour sent to General lgnatieff* will'
66. Queen rirnerr, lA:mom. 2:1n1 August. 11(l10.- ; lees than 1 cwt. The point at which the fracture it is said, be the signal for several Russian d ecorations
Me... R. Wo.thersponn and Co., 46. Dithlometreet. ; neenrnel shows the iron to he of good quality, and no for high French functionaries. and it is eeen rems.nred
Glimeow.-Ileat Sine-I have, as resiiierieil. today ' indicate-et of • fl. can be iletecten.
visited the Royal Laundry, with reference to the silver- I THE New 1 ULM AT Be. Paves. 'Flue new marble pas in Nee
that " if peace shouli coutinue, the Czar may come to
tisement of the Nottingham fires, who state that their j pulpit, a memorial to the late Captain Fitzgerald, who
Starch has been need for many yeers in the Roy,' A deputatiM of publishers. coneistin of Mr. Gra
I served in ineia, by his fellow officers, has been Placed Mr. Gainhart, Mr. k'ores, Mr. Hayward,g lie Ll7al:
leinnnry, and have been wired by Mr. Thome.% Me lin its position for the Spewed Evening Services, whi,h and Mr. White, waited upon Sir George C rnewg..ll
Superintendent. that none hut yourselyee have env right I will commence on the 27th inst. The pulpit, whic)i is Lewis at the li -office for the purpose of °Lennie
hi state that they wilily starch to Her Majesty's , c0.np,„,,,d of costly merle° of various description's, is (ecilities for gimping at the Custom-house ii ies of
Lanndry, .no other starch is there wee nor has been i haaagoaai in plait, a i nurests on a slab of Cork marble. English engravings, and alio • inure speed' and I
need for *nine Ten., lust the Orefield Patent Stareh.-I Im„ hich is a nub-base of white-veined Carrara. expenaive reined ainst Moto I . Iy ti ea'
yn . 1 neap ices am u ier prn-
tome been further assured that your starch continues to tie:. 'this Imb-basement, at its outer edge, rise 12 -
give plete it:giants:eon, and that thoneh trial Iles 001UnITIS Whiell, with their bases and capitals, are 5ft.71 decree and eaters of pirated copies of English copyright
been mate of samples of vari.pne starches, nolle of them ! engravings.
in. in height, their baser; being of the Attic section, awl
bd., been found ne•rly elual in crudity to the Glimfield. , Grace Darling's father, who was time greater
formed of Plymouth Mule marble. The tattletale are of his long life upon the outer Fern Ilaleand (
fhitt,ertehrhrtLort
el am. dear sirs. Your ohenient Servant. Wu. fleece tumefied Corinthian design. The shafts of the columns land) as keeper of the lighthouse, him 'm on ii nned
finieerixo A GAUKKEKPRIL - A wheelwright named are ref divers marbles-thou at the extreme angles of off by the Corporation of the Tre ' H I.Pma l'
iity otese, talon.
Josaili English wea on Tuesday het committed by the the hexagonal idan, six in number, being of Cork The records of the Acchlental Ia h
SliOtlield 1110•Itirate+ to take his trial at the nett York I marble, two of Mena green (from North Wales), two a Company show no less than twetleit Yew In'nr"ce
senses on a charge of Mooting, with Went to teenier, , IPlemoeth gray, Ishii two of verde ankique. The door accidents from street slides in the opiateY oof the
William Crooked.. an assistant gesnekeeper, at Smithy lat the hliaelllellt ,eVel is inlaid in star-like pattern, in fortnight, including three broken e"t
Wood, Feel...field. on the morning of the leth of 1 Plymeuth marble (black end grey). Cork marble, and legs and two spinal
concuseions.
Decemher. The eircumstences are thew :-Cemikee alabuter, the whole of which are joined with ',affect
The Canada Club entertained
heal in a lonely house in the treadle of Smithy Wool, 1 precieion. The designs for the pulpit were furnished the Governor-General
last week. at the Albion T
a preserve belonging to bit omploTerm. Me. JohnJeternek iby Mr. F. P. Peones-. the architect to the cethedral. avern. A humorous aim
. distinguished party aseeinblesl to m ' '
and ahem. He got up at 3 o'clock on the morning in I Titit Quegbea LIBARALiTT.- -Art the tioyal picot _ . meet his hicellency.
question to work a few hours at his trote as • file Elfin, Master-commanding Halliston, was passing uis the me new law for the Press in Shmin will seas follows :
cutter. Ile eat at a small stithy under the window of Itasca river • day or two since, for the purpose cif '7
Ahholute suppression of preventive seizure ; sub-
his house, the shutter being closet, bet having • landing a Queen's 'Reassure in the Southanipton dock,. misoon to the onlinery tribuipals of charges
.of insult
aerie in the centre. About lialf.peat 4 o'clock Crooke' from Osborne, • man felt overboael while the ste twee end calumny, and of offences against e'er en, the
The acre .4_ throne, the dynode, and the person of the Monarch.
'" Le eelleri in ....- ••

RENCH Y.—
I. TEll ; as generally adopted in the
Fiench hose:: ••.• ' Jobert, neaten, Ricord. Cullerier,
Norm and .0 • thilities of the French faculty. in
a reinarhabiy often two or three days only,
without the •ipeonifort, inconvenience, or risk,
removes ell it. • a .• from the mucous membrane,
whether of tte or other organs. This remedy
an Oct. and superseding everything
hitherto Ames all the desiderata to be
bought in a no the kind, for not only Can the
patient c:irry it n Isis pocket, but All appear
ante. lade. and ...h.! oeilieine are entirefy obviated.
In packets. 4s. 61. Its.. mod Ms., through all reaped-
able Sledicine Vendor.. or 'wet direct from the estate
bailment on receii•t mf atsuips or Is,-t-otbee order. The
Its, aim. contaMs three at 45. Cal., and those at 33e. four
of the 11.
The stamp, to imitate which is felony, bears the
word "ihi pion." in white letters, by order of Haft
MAJEATV'S rouniratisNkna, who thereby genre
the proprietor ag:enat ii.fringeinent throughout the
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