The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-08 00:00:00

DOWN TRAINS.

London, ri4 Southanyton, to Dorehestet

IVeyno9estle.

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at t 1.50 mum. and 1,4 and to.l at 2.:4 p.m. •&a clam
kswes Whubunbe tut Siamliord at 9.20 mos., .84 a tat mid Said
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6Am) and Ilh.rrhe•ter 60. M cm.) runs to Ma.droe
(11.1b).&•41 (II.55); and • than thin.
this. trails mat s• 11 tiusitla. from Walden Neu ton at n:4)
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Nets &Wks. Poo free for Six Pampa.
IVATIIAORDINAHY SUCCESS OF THE
AA NEW RODE OF TRE.tTMENT. Screwy
Eimrstrosem. POO free (orG SialPiel, open exds, or IS
Stumps in a Seeder if Envelope.
THE MEDICAL ADVISER, containing Rules, Pro-
scriptions. k.e., for the speedy core, by very simple
means. of lipermatorrlitea, and ali the more common
,liseaseis of the urintegenital system, which, from utiles*
or improper troatu,ent, too often result in l'aius in the
Hack, Gravel, Nervousness, Debility, Exhaustion,
lii-
capacity. Insanity, Consumption, And premature death.
By W. De Roue, M. 11. of lie Ecole de Medicine, Paris,
Vedder:Or is Medicine, Sarver', .114derifery,
thump who contemplate marriage its perusal is
esm•cially recommended.—The knowledge it imparts
must come some time, and hsppy they who do set
possess it too 'a.e.—Simple cud inexpensive, every
sufferer may cure himself speedily, privately, and at this
least possible cost.
From long practical observation of the treatment per.
sued in the must famous Institutions of this country
and the Continent, for those diseases referred to in the
above work. the Author has had somewhat unusual
facilities for 'omitting that uniform success, ohich has
hitherto characterised his practice, in which It.. distr..
sing coma quenees resulting from the injudicious employ
oictit of toorcotv. ewpivi, mid similar dangerous inedi.
eines are entirely avoided. Dr. De It. refers with prido
to the numbers he has been instrumental in restoring, to
health and happiness; and to all who need such aid hei
'Arr. e.ery assumnee of speedy restiir..tion. Patients
it a ,:i..atiee forward a oh tail of their may by
letter, cilia...in... the Inc of 11 Is., wlmn adwitw sod
ii.edwmira will ho sent hy return. Post-018re orders to
I e made ',hyalite at the (.cnoral l'ost I Mc.% to W•lTlttt
LPL (Lou. M.D., 25, Redford Mice. Bluonisbury-squars.
hoodoo. flours for oonsultstiun 11 till 2. Soudan
,AcePted•

DE lIOOS' GUTT.E VITA, OR
LIFE DEOP:4, Proarred by Royal Leiters
Patent of England ; by She fueelie de
France; Royal edirye Pressita dr., have in number-
lew. instances pn,ve.l their superiority over every
other advertised Remedy for langinir, lassitude, &oree.
~ion of .'pinta, irr ial.ility, excitement, fear, distaate
and incapacity for isitiety study or busilicss, incite.-
pains and palpitotion in the side, gjildineso,groise
in the head, Lc. Thit medicine stren;thens the vitality
of the whole system, give,' eneriay to the inuselea,
re ~,,, ves uerviimmeso, epilepsey, ',catalysis, ha.,
renovates tte impaired powers of life, and invigorate*
the Roost shattered conatitution. For skin eruptions.
sore -duvet, pains in the bones, and those diseases in
which mercury, sanoparills, ate., are to...often employed
in vain, to the utter ruin of health, its surprising efil-
cacy has ouly to be trate&
Before wasting valuable time in seeking aid front
instruments, and other cruel absurdities protes-ing to
bet aside medicines, mirrors will do well to make fair
trial of a remedy, which, concocted on scientific loin-
cipleii, cannot fail. Price 4s. 6.1. and lie., or four WINN
the hitter at 3,:5. per bottle, and in 11 packages (by
.1.1.1 El 12a. are meedi, through all Chemists, or
direct from 25, Bolford•place, Idlounisbury.avivare.
Extracts from [earl,s which am be sea n by any on..
" I was never Letter in uiy life, thanks to you and
your medicine."—D. P. S 4. Asap*. " Your medicine
has dor.° LW, more good than anything." .-B. o'. Lie-
satlyton. "Thank God, and I hope be will reward you.'
—A. C. Hardrpooi. "if my tongue could speak, or my
pen could writ* to 'sure, my gratitude to you I should
feel happy, but neido.r word nor pen of Mine Can
do so." 1/. A. Binh... "Hal I never read of
the Guttan Vila, here or wilat I might have been now
cannot toil"— W. Ct., Wear flies.

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Flencli las, • •
l'iorry. al.'
a trutarhalii
without .
row .vvs aI :
Iwther

• lIENCH REMEDY.—
• as gvnerally Plorted tbs
1:1"tall, IUL-opt, Cutleries..
•I•il.ties of the Fri nrh fatality. in
often two or three days only.
. fort, ininenenience, or risk.
tiell StWWII* Inembrane,
or other or.l.ins. This rrnse4y

aft Collll.lrtA • • I, an_.' 'int./et-tiling everything
la.tit.•rttt e..: • le Loa eI ti e tlrvuirrata to hi
...ottzl.t in o . • • the kilo!. for not only vna the
o.tieht etir:s •• ••• ho pocket, but all epfeer
Oster bier. • • t or4icii.r .re I.titelif (Moulted.
lii varket.. 4.. • vh.l :tte... through all reelece•
.elelr Meelieeitw -eat airtct from the utter
heel. isetent on r. C. :14 f eet no pa of 1.... t-office order. The
11.. sit. Cout4 it% tistir it 4.. Ga.. and those at Ms. four
of tle

The btamp, fes imitate, wls;•1: in felony, bears the
word letters. by tinier et Hu
MArENTI'N I • .N. I ...1.111-,1•,‘F.:.5. who thereby neer.
thel r.l.iai: I.t ifrill2,l.4rnt throughout the
WSJ &MI dm Culutiiits.

DAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL. LUAU
DAGO. GOUT. ItHEUMATD3M, DISEASK
Of THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER. &c. DR. DE
K(M)' ItEN A L correct acidity of the stomach
Ind indigesti ~,, , promote the fuoctions of the liver and
kidneys, thereby preventing stone in the bladder and
kelsieys. with many other serious diaonlers to which
these important organs are subject. Listlessness, weak-
ness, peevishness, and complaints long supposed to he
nervous. often arise solely from contamination of the
blood with certain iinpurities which should have bees
carried off by the kidneys; several unsightly eruptions
of the skin and lam also arise from the same canna. and
may be as readily removed by these Pills, which is 11
cases out of 20 cure with a rapidity almost marvellous.
Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., 1i.., said 33e. per boa, through
all Chemists.

"1 have taken your Pills and always derive great
benefit from them."— W. W. ll.' Qiteen's College, Caw
brave. " I have taken your Iterial Pills with the maid
happy results."—B. M., Cork. " Your Renal Pill. did
Me more good than snything."—.V. J. berstey.
Sal by Davis and Son. and Proud, Dorchester ,
Brand, Ilsrrold, and Tuck, Frome ; Legget, Wareham ;
Boding, Grurgx,, Weymouth ; Cornish and Lewin, V,
Whipple-street, Bennett, 5, Union-street, Henaleigh, 17,
Ricitioandmtreet, Ply/mouth • Cole, Bookseller, Edge-
combe.street, Stunehouse Rowe, Chemist, and Jeffery
and Cu., Chemists, Devunport ; Cole, Bookseller, AB-
hallsud-street, Wilefuml ; Harvey, Bookseller, Fore
street, Siiluiouth; Ilearder and Co., Vat, Parade
Toning,; Pearce, Chemist, Fore street, Boslioin ; Mau.
tin, Chemist, Truro; Bler, Chemist, Proctor, chemist,
Penzance; Horn. Chemist, South-street. St. hustle ;
Co/field, Chemist, St. Day; Sharps and Co., I 'helmet.,
St. Heists ; Randall and Son, Johns, Palk. Lowman,
Hanby, High-street, and Davis, 19, Bernaidstreet and
40, thford-st,cet, Southampton ; l'ory, Chemist, New-
port, bison, Clietuibt. L>de Whe.tou, Bookseller,
Ringwood ; Wittman, 3, Camden-alley, Portia ; Drew
mitt and Co., Chemists, Iligh.street, Portsmouth;
Hulbert, Churchmtreet, Basingstoke ; Baigent, Chemist,
Winchester; Dyson, Chemist, Andover, and at least
one ageat in almost every town ; but should didSCUity
occur, enclose the amount by post-office order or other-
wise to 25, Beilford.plam, Blootnsburymquare, London,
and they will be sent securely paeked per return.
11141TICEdi cdunus.--Dr. De Roos is the only
legally-quallied medical man who alms open's adrer-
Mem A,. niedicißes; and as there are ilk/W.IOIM &Kali.
iioll4 of the abort by quarks who copy hie books, odor.
tiesnients, eke., and fury( testimonials to pail el thee-
useless trash, sufferers shorld guard avaaul 1.1•
reent.itadatime of the same. or other articles, by di..
*oust vendors, who thise obtain a harper prOS. Tie
pessise Aare the words " WA LTlra Di Rooa, laarDoc•
printed in white leittri MI :Ai Gererounait Amp.
iiiigade &lick is felony.

NOW THYSEL F! Taus Onioncts.
‘riii"tmuitvr, MARIE (.*OUPELI.E. can
t ai.os her swot mid useful &Intentions character
fa the lasn leaning of indiv‘duals. in • style loce•
I...riv lilroan. Pinions desirous of knotting their own
cia..rictensiies. or those of any tr.rettl. shoold •end a
.d wrAing, elating sei. mut% or supposed age,
I.' skit Id uncut penny stamps, and addressed
• 'asthma., to MAIIIr Castle St. London,
W., wino' they will receive a kinethened &ILI of this
,sl. uts. taste., virtues. (ailing.., &C., of the writer. with
"lane other lore; lowly uto.uspected. and anima.
:sled to guide in the every-day affair. of life. This
thomand“ Who ackoowledge the value cad accuracy of
C.'. .krtchrs estahlisli their great utility. "It ie
I ronounced quite extraorairotry. chgrles flastiltow.
'• You deserils ti thy character so truly, that I could not
have done it hetter."— basis "I tentsot tee
hi,thly compliment you." • Ur.. Siickey. 31). army.
/Atom •• The character_ you scat be C.O.
4, is strikingly ..orrect." - Ernest It. V. Shaine. Haldea,
Ira MI! ti. the hest judges pronmitiee 4 tine to a
-N. C. 4/. "You has• given the exact character
.4 the persons. I ant almost afraid haw you get your
knowledge. It is wonderful." A. B. Shiltimystasie,
Sonic traits pointed out I believed to be
unknown to any but !myself "—Mum O'Hara, Currtg•
tufty • 0114

DO YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR,
WHISKERS, /MUSTACHIOS, sad EYE.
MEOWS? Of the numerous preparations introdneed
for the HAIR, none have maintained such celebrity as
EMILIE DEAN'S CRINILENE, which is guaranteed
to produce Whiskers, Moastachios, and Eyebrows is •
few weeks y and will be found eminently stmessful in
aounaliing. curling and beautifying the hair, checking
greyne. in All its stspres, strengthening weak hair, sad
prevetitin,, I a falling off. In the reproduction of hair is
hi limo, hour whatever muse and at whatever Art. 055
Till Al. will prove its astonishing power. In the nursery
it is indispensable, forming the basis sof A beautiful head
of hair. Price M. per bottle ; large bottles, containing
more than fear times the small ones, to. each. Sold by
every Chemist in the world, or sent post free on receipt
of St ienny stamps, by Mi-es MAK and Cot:ruts
Hair Restorers, Ac., 69, Castirstreet, Newman-streets
Loudon, W.

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EXTRACT!' riton LiTrrlts.—" ;11 one fortnight I have
a beautiful osoustischa." 11. dda,...‘, Wiladeu. "I con
now boast of a head of hair which I..any cannot ; I was
was quite bald on ll..lrown of my head when I began
using it."—W. fi. " Every customer speaks highly of
it." Jones, Chemist. ft, Parodise-steeet. Liverpool.
"HINTS ON THE NANAOEMENT OF THE
Whinkneo, Le.. with Testimonials, List of
Agents, kg., seat post fro* fur four penny stamps.

•
CIOMMON SENSE IN A NUTSHELL ! !
11..) or. EVERY MAN 111. OWN DOCTOR.
For two stamps *offerers omy tiroid the sham elerintotek
rupture- errinlaud other swindlers, who pebiss4 jictirions
err orwe and (streets from Joerstals teCell do ea erns,
mfr.s to cure durum* without medicines, wad other
alounlitiee at cruel res they are deeeptire.
A physichoi. many years extensively omitted ha the
treatment of debility, urinary diseues, marital impedi-
ments, and the varilim mental and Dertont affections
resulting therefrom, will tend free, on receipt of two
penny stamps to prepay postage, a pamphlet amtaining
hi. highly successful and °my safe treatment, with aU
the necessaly prescriptions and directions by %shish tat.
feterg inav cure themselves at trilling omit. Address.
Air. Law.its, Medical hailiahar, 14, Read Gaut,
Holhore, Loucks.

INTO MORE lILACKBEETLES, Coe•
ROACHIgIi.I, CRICKETS, BATS, or MI 'B..
'Them peens effectually deatn,yed in one night, mil' est
dang..r to l'at. or boga, by EMERY'S Hai .1C
BEETLE 1411230 N, the ant discovered. sad •ste tidy
eam to he relied on. Sint post free for 14 penny Amps
by raillery k ,3, Foley Placa, London, W. Obeeisr•
ally through all chemists, oili.on ke., et Is. Biagi NI
once b.g" Enwrea," on Mem are MOW dawns" ma
wore/due imilefMllll,

D.31.31:*h.

DORSET EPIPHANY QUAIrrEII sEs6loNs.

Die businsas ..f Llliil 111.7:11:041.0 Wei commencill sin
Teems's' last. Ti. iwasistrates present sscre--
The Rev. H. F. li tr. 1.L.H., Coalman.
Lord Dighy. I!. J. Parke. Esq.
Lord Wynford. 0 W. Parser, Esq.
Hon. W. H. B. Portman, E. Castleman, Esq.
N.l'. J. liaskett, Em.
J. S. W. S. Earls 1/raz, W. .kilye, Em.
Esq.. U.l'. J. 11 Dower, Esq.
Majorillcuaral Michel. .1. 11. Dosser. jiiii., Esq.
Unplugs Manning. IL N. Ilil.llistuti. Esq.
A. Peter. Evi. W. H. Dolly. Esq.
A. H. Foster. Esq. G. P. Cambridge, Esq.
C. Ilanihro, Es.cii. .1. Goallon, E.g.
G. Churchill, Esst G. Flaribin, Esq.
W. C. Iminbert, F.sq. Colonel Naha.
IL L. Stewart, Elm. 11. Williams. Esq.
John Do /Malay. Esq. E. H. Smith. Esq.
T. D. lianharn. Esq. 11. Frampton, Eq.
.1. E. Bridge, Esq. G. W. Digby, Esq.
B. F. Eliot, lisq. J. Fl. Calcrsft, Esq.
W. T. cos, Esq. C. Viel.l, 14..
It. Boucher. Km. J. T. Dollen, Em.
It. 11. 3wanield, Esq. G. Whielsion Em.
U. P. (Sundry. Esq. G. Cartwright. F... 1.
Colonel Bingham. Nerds. G. I'. Cambridge.
.1. J. Farinharwm, Lig. „ A. l'ariloe.
J. Flover. E.sq. „ W. Good.len.
T. D. Bayly. F.vl. „ J. Blenderhassett.
H. Ilemie, Em. „ It. lkoiclior.
H. C. Goodden. Eol. „ .1. A. Templer.
X. rt•IIIIIi1AU, EMI. „ J. T. Hinds.
J. J. Farquharson, jun., „ Carr J. Glynn.
Esq. „ H. T. Bower.
B. D. Dalton, E.q. „ J. 11. Austen.
Z. Weld. Esq.

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The Cnaittnax, after remarking on the badness of
th• roals in connequence of the late frost, read a letter
Irma the Clerk of the Peace elating that,on account of in-
shapesition, lie had been ordered by his medical adviser to
refrain, for a time, from an active participation in
Pulshe htutiudia, and that lie therefore hoped the Court
would allow his brother to act as his deputy. The chair.
nen said they hal every reason to he grateful at
poinessing so excellent a Clerk of the Peace, and
•xpreased • hope, which he wee aura the Court would
unite with him in that lie would be speedily restored.
lle also aunounce.l that on the 2dth November last he
received • letter front Mr. Portlier, the deputy chair.
ennui, which, from its delicacy of feelitnj and kindliness,
scutil:l much gratify the court. Mr. Porcher expressed
his thatikfultiese for what lie was pleasrd ta terns the
indulgence of dm Court on many trying occodittia ; but
Le (the chairman) grieved to aay that Mr. Porehir lied
tendered his reaignition as chairman of the secon.l
Court, aid had i ejuridecl him in his official capacity
el, make the statement. Ile ems sure the l'ourt wool.'
allow likin to bine with ti:ent in their •litteasions of
regret for Mr. Porcher'a indh.position, their sen-t of his
chatinglitalied tweaks+, coupled with a hope that •
...haute of air would ruskwe him to that mental and
inuoiruittr health he hail formerly enjoyed, end that I.
long • i usefolotret w..s still open to him. viii, in
elitt.loll to the panic-der day 011 Which they were as-
•etoble.l. to *ay truly, heartily, and unaffectedly by r.ir
quasi go:sque riur, lit, sit !chew,. arenas I Applauw.
It would be net:es:airy. therefore, to apisent two person.
to An the office therefore for the present wantons.
The Iter. G. P. C.ticinti Ling 5.01 (het he thought the
Court was Anatol to ascertain whether the hu . i ~, -Pa war
likely to occupy snore than t•O flays before they
appointed e permanent tleputy chairman.
The elt AI im AN said there We. • gmtend tower givet
to tlw Court to appoint a •ct.mit I chairman. provided
the leditt•as Wee likely to Wit three days. Therm
lila also paved another Art, 5 mut 6 Vie.
gi•inz the Court of Q•aarter Sov,iotis power to a..point a
permanent viockbeirman, but tisk etiohl not he dote
without 14•1160114 MARV. 111.. own opdtion was. that
they vlnothl appo:nt two gentlemen to preNiole in Mo.
:4!..-011 It lonrt at the. Iliehaeliwie Missions, iii the event
Mr. Por,lier ilia not with.lrew his Te.iriatiou. Atlv
gest:emits might give notice of propoiciit2 the appoint.
:dent of a perniasont chairman. —lt was thou revolve.i
that the sense course eltould be &bolded al the 'meat
4111 at the Wit se.t.ione.
Rteoter or THE VISITING JCSTICES.

11. N. Milmorro,t, Erg., in the nbolice of Mr.
Porch-r, read the report of the Vi•itiug Jus`ices. The
prison we% thoriqvglily inspected in seers psrt, met
found iwrfeetly ilesn multi, goal oeler. No complaint
WWI mole by cue priamier. The number in custo,y a as—
males 170. feniailes 25 ; in th • itifirtuary. males 7. lo
custody for trial at the quarter sessions—aisles 13,
feinal di 4 ; on bail, 111111111111 7, females 2; total
for rial, 26. In enstody fo- trial at the Lent
assi , males 13, females 3. On bail for the asaires,
male 1; total at present for trial at the stelae', 17. The
member of prisoner* ciiiiiiiiittel during the past quartet
was 240, ditto the -ante querter teat year, 208. Of this
number. 46 were naval prisoners committed from H.ll.
/Net. Daily average in custody during the quarter—
males 120, females 16; being 34 over the daily average
of the corresponding quarter Isst year. The re-couituit-
meets Oils quarter, we. 52. 1A.4 year, 36. The ordinary
puni•liments .iurnig the quarter upon • daily average of
136, were 10 ; same quarter last year, upon a daily
average of lA2, were 8. No corporal punishments had
been indicted. Diabureementa for the titiarter, MA
19a. 7.1., same quarter last year, IT•98 La. 24. The
41lef ftge price of wheit for the quarter we, I:16 25., I,IIIIIC
quarter last year Eln 186. 21. The price of bread for
the quarter, lid. pi r lb., last year, lid. per It.. Main-
tenance cost per head this qr., 2s. 64. Sslaries 2s. It.
warming and lighting 94., clothing, heiLling, &c.,
average cost per head, 64. 31. ; average last year,
SI. 3.1. The governor calculated that I:15 per annum
"would he saved by the new cooking appar..tua. 000
girl, at tile termination of her sentence, hail been re-
moved to the Doren and Exeter Reformatory,
awl two boys to the Reformatory at Mil-
borne. iturng the quarter. —Mr. Middleton. concluded
by moving the adoption of the report ; end there being
mu *opposition, it was ciirriiid unanimously.