The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19 00:00:00

WINBORNE.

I Tug Liver iswrd.s.—A few days ago • young
man, named Charles Poor, who said he belonged to
Tarrant Nlonckton, Blandford, called at the National
Provincial Bank in this town, and stated that he
roma to give information as to where the missing
Jewelry,belunging to the Hon. Mrs. Craven Berkeley,
%as to be found, and to claim the £l5O rowel d. The
young fellow, who appeared quite in earnest, stated
that the jewelry was at a Mr. Smith's, in a certain
street in London, and upon being asked how he ob-
tain ed the information, said that as his aster, 14
years of ago, was mewing over Blandford Race
she was flirt I.y a lady on • grey horse, who seeing
her in tears, told her she might have .00 if she went
to the Bank, and give the information. Of
.coares
the £5O was not paid. The police were apprised of
the circumstance, and took steps to test the truth of
the girl's story, which, however, appears to be an
entire fabrication.

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siEss, AND :LONG LIFE
tt'° 1;2°,1' den. Keay SU7 be his owe
Acian, by the OJIUI

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" CIIA N ' 8 TaGPITABLE
.c mcniciliEB, prepsred from the
' of the iete Dr. Buchan, 'chow of the
'•Ylaysie:oas, kc., dm They are cntnely
•• ian p. en., and cures arc 4a.:ly mule
• ',l'"? a Lii,l". Tlicir efficacy has been pr lrLd in
ettestcel hofore, and signed by the rrc
• moue at within tho jurisdiction

et Hen. the LORD MAYOR of LONDON,
• h. : cre the Mr 4ktrates sitting Is. snd lot the
. • ,f Mi 1.11,0 m, S.rry, kc., kc., at the hill awing
Llariborolli• 'tr,t, Westminster, 'Worship
"o.v Street, r•:e. Tiity Are mad by this moat
•'
,-,t 74 Me.iiml Mi..n in their private ant! baspit.t!
• • ; alsoLy Clergymen and others, who have voluu
/yen ther names, to c,rtify to the Public' all U
. • .I,abiiiry of remedies
- DR. BUCHAN'S
t u gar e 5 oattb ULS
r I•ve,A of rioting the pills with sugar has ems-
, too Pr,,prir lore to take out Letters Patent of
• it. in order to protect them from linitati
• . o,‘ L ring, which is mile lir de roar Will V%
them from all others. They are pleasruit
t. and may be taken by the most delimits
, • i 1,114. without fear .1 Dithilla or iliacomfert,
.„g down imperceptibly like a migar
. DEPPNDS UPON PURE BLOOD.
. tr • .•• ole subj•kt to an overdow of vitiate I bits
• ; 1•,1,11 prevalent and dangerous ; but these Pills
I 7:1 invafn Ade and efficient protection. Their use
, •,', .'m colletion of those impurities which canal
'li.:•isger to the flue organs of the stomach and
soon cure liver complaints, dyspepsia,
• ~ •tulen,e, win•l and griping in the stomach
,ii.arliosa, loss of appetite, headache, heart.
pain the chest, sud ten faintness and costive.
• affect:one, skin eruptions, deep-seated
, Also acting most visibly ou the complexion
• •.•,14, iminoving, softening, and beautifying the
•. t:,srelry giving that bloomiihr and charming
• • e.,nue so desiral.le, yet so Vainly sought
I,r by all. In brief, these Pills work then
•• ti the very roots of each disease, cleansing
t •eir pas.sage, removing every unhealthy accumn
11, tiil tile I•lood is purified, the whole system reno
•ii, an I all the functions acting according to natant
.!, • 4iities of life income • pleasure, where before Mies
h.: I been sad aid weary filmdom. Tiny
PURGE OUT TIIE HU IIOU RS
whi.h breesl and generate distemper, stimulate sluggish
i• ,li.ordired organs into their naturil actions, and
el. ,rt loulth, strength, and cheertnlnem to the sick,
w, ak. 31111,1 nervous; not only tio they cure the daily
e-mplaiuts everyksly, but also those formidable sod
4 n,roisi sU,.:ves that lIRVU baffled the most skilful of
,icdltal profession. •
• nice 1... 1 I. ; or by pest I. 44. .
.5 „ :Is. 2.1.
~ 4s. 6.1. „ 5.. 24.
„ 1 11. od. „ Ils. tid.
DR. BUCHAN'S

3—rvtab It Skin 0 intmcnt.

the only Ointment ytt discovered that cures
es.o inveterate tiorem, no matter of how
;t It. elfrota aro indeed witridorfol, giving
t inifeet ielief to the ntifferer. The niany
...it in la ohio lime it eel it at•CIAIN: it to he
or. Ti. run N.M.!). The proprietor; are daily
...1..111...11i..1s from peralina of the
, raett:ty an etautiling, te,tifing to the
. -ty v..tii whii I eor". tare t informed Irmo its we.
h t-utiere.l for year: —hail trio' 1.111.m.r.U.4
;11..1 •le.m.airrflimf ever finding relief.
n .in. title tatil-brateil Ointment for a few
hi.va been at en,' ee.toreil to their long-hod
It Li a, met INVALUABLE REMEDY
ist akin eruption. ; and no faintly or
; vatoutil I.e wal.ittit a certain diaaatity.
%.i wlvae.tage thia Ointment over any
14 is, Clad it will led close up the sorface of a
Icav aig it full of matter; but it will tirst bring
,1 ,etrface, and finally heal without breaking
out spin. The Pill; should aid the Ointment in the
=les, namely :7

Swelled Glands
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Scalds
'Whitlow
Sore Kippln
Sore throats
,;•worma Scrofula Sore Heads
• 11,0 s, Eyes, King Evil 'Loh
. Lips Ita.l^l.egs Tumours
Itreasts Old and deep-
Concentrated seated Ulcers.
' :.n 1 111 k. and Stiff Joints Wounds
Fistulas Worms
U ut Itch, izo
e, Is. Vt. I.Lr Pot; or, by Po,t, Is. 8.1.
P. , 2.. 4s.
DR. BUCHAN'S
:anrcittra:rb • Yrgctable g: nut,
vilorittiol medicine p-,tore, the wasted and
tired f auctions an I I..mers of life, when exhausted
°joins itt hot chm.itos, and cice,,,e. Of vitriol,
.4,0 U in. early youth maturity. ilia obi
. a cot in rule for iii:ligeilion, lowncia
. . .

• . iiisioopirir as. asthma, nertralgia..sciatin.a, tic
c'ar iaie mi‘ispits debility, and remoter.:
nat pait.s, irritati,il/ end iiiflaiiiiii-
Ii Ing.r.o consei int tiers de-
ft, siieti sit gray I, etc , chronic aid spa,
rit.tnre; enlarnimetit of the prostrate, weakness
no !pl. a lei, retention and non•retention, softening
iti.lners. and all female complaints. The Ku-
-1 ies of tlits jlV.Itt%lL remedy possess the power of
mid purifyttag each particular
i; 111, ICll,lWri: g them 'Prolific, int a* to enjoy health

an.l v t.mur.
tV Imo the nervous system becomes relaxed, from
e-ii uwe z.light that the 1 can ..truly give err•
nee to the truth, whieb, however, forces its it to
Isere:nor, liatls.mem, di •I tithed sleep, ke.,) th,•
:•.r. ti;iliening Essence sets at once in • lii.. vidhle
I, the tri,sst careless observer, awl when the emistitut-
ti•ta may ho said to be on tile eve of decay, when the
1.....011111, 1111110. AI. sa•! natur” *emus to call for tile
...,•14 all mankind must esele,l, the :Strengthening
V.—. nee del..ya the 143 meat, awl the fresh vigour im-
parted gives a
NEW LEASE OF 1.1. FE.
in slinrt. it would be sms,rfittons to trienliun its
n.tvantage4 as a tonic, st. hist, alterative, reviving, ,
active, and strengthening agent, It i, ohm a
NEVER•FAIIA NO REMEDY
for loss of appetite, inward wasting., trembling or ',hatc-
h, 7 •fl the haiok, muscular and tureens maladies, gout,
11111111i:411, and m..ny ether taw* es orizhiatini, in the
,rt, hilugs, awl nerves, e!e. It is • diuretic and
t:,. ,tiv4 and sets most powerfully on the internal
ii: us nviallertne of the bowels, windpipe, etc.,
''• •1 by ;•11 the role "N.vrrit.ti.
- ENfiTHFNI,I:" OF VIE FRAME.
I', r lii ll.', 114., or one ounte:nites four times
that .mant ity, 314. •
.• 1:11CIIAN'S DONIESTIC MEDICINES,"
Lite of Ali,: Il.e..teer, Dui Llkettess frolll
\r -t alloter Aletivy, vont dieing leis valtathle Mince
; mo-t ingrorFoit to I's incipals Of Public
lo lost ;tali .10, at. and Path ut4
I. mend. .Tsi whirl, is ei4.1.• ', a List of 11i..., s,
so,to•ns. :01,1 IL ;111.ilieS for ti,lf•Treatment. Issued
t.iy ,o, on, or pent, p est Inv, on ITC- if
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; 1.,. 114.:t' II 1N ..i.d 0., iSee'.e
I • sl. at tl, Warehon,o, 2, Ne,.e.
•, ; : t, L !:I 1,11. W., where a.II
-it I i' OrLer; are to lbo sent.
• :1 I l• ! for hy Post or nail. or
e • 1. •,,t 1-tietil viieliiuiiig
ill. c• tVe`r I.••C • ..11.5

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, tt 41e. -t)r.ter Odic., 31, Uharl.a-
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P. %V..tt..n P .1. .1. E : Wry th,
R•r•:,,L; ; I. ngitinn
Sheth..rn..; It. E. F..rrant, cherni-t.
; Mr. E. S. Knight, chemist,
cli.tort. Mr. Jlhui introott, Itookadkr. Sl,artenhury ;
Ir. J. Froa.l. Ch.-mkt, awl Me.tarc H. ni..i J. Davis,
; mut Mr. J. %V. Glydy,
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/fl. SMITH has just published a FREE
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'fit YOUNG MEN. A Me,lical Work on the
I 'nu. of Nervous !Wady, Los f Mcinory„Dininess of
La, itude, In:!ht,stion, Diftlike to Society, :ter-
t Titan, Lo- Muscular Relaxation,
,t, mr, Usti!. Anesi, Dopremion, which,
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4.4 0 directed envelope, enel,sing two post:age stamp'.
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WOMAN AND lIER DISEASES,
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Tr..atincnt, illustrated with Cases, free by post on re.
• 5t.,*.:11 stamps, enntaini a mks: I,f inforti.stiou
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A Dr. lirsrur Sorrn, ft, Burton areseent, Tanis-
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A WARNING VOICE TO YOUNG MEN.

PHYSICIIAN, who has devoted fifteen
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I. Wanes* of sight. Diffidence, General
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(Inv:note in Medicine, Surgery, Midwif,
To them who contemplate marriage its perusal is
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From long practical observation of the treatment pur-
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meat of mercury, capivi, and •lar dangerous medi-
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to the numbers he has been instrumental in restoring to
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utters every assurance of speedy restoration. Patients
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shin of spirits, irrtability, excitement, fear, ili4arite
toil incapacity for society study or business, indiges-
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in the head, &e. This medicine etrengthene the vitality
of the whole e)strim, gives energy to the musette,
speedily icllloVvel luralysis, &c.,
renovates the iimaired porn tel lac, and invigorates
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Before wasting valuable time in seeking aid f rout
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the latter at 33e. per bottle, and in 1( packages by
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Extracts from letteis which can be seen by any one.
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THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.—
J. Tll£ll as grin:rally toloptcd in the French
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removes all discharges from the mucous man brine,
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to completely mina:sing and superseding everything
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11r. ;ire contains three at 4s. lid, and gime at 335. four
of the its.
The stamp to imitate which is felony, hears the word
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800. peevishness, and complaints lung suppe.ed to be
nervous, often arise solely from conta 11l ill ation of the
blood with certain impurities wt,ich should have be,,
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NERVOUS AND GENERA L

Eighty-444:nm% Edition, 2t,t pages, stmt frce by the
Author fur six i.eany pustag: atamp 4.
FRIENDLY COU NEELS, a Mutlical
Treatise en the Infirmities of Youth alid Man-
hood, both mental anti physical, resulting fr execows,
with plain direct ion,l for their removal, by Professor
Ralph TI ;won. Fr,, upwards of twelitylve years'
exi silence in a practise unequallA for extcut 44sul im-
port: nee, the Author is esiab.c.l to treat, u :th the
utmost certaiuty of cure, every variety of 41ham a arising
from solitary habits, excess and infection, 14111:I1 114
Stermatorrlaca„ Stri,44tnre, and Syphilis, in all their
digit— which, owing to logien. 41141 improper treat
mewl, frequently end in disease 44 the kidneys, stone in
the bladder, gravel, gout, rheumatism, indigestien,
debility, skin diseases, and pain in the back, Lc. The
itegb et of these diseases by meilicti men generally, and
the futile attempts to cure by the use of those dan-
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Le., have produced the must dangerous results. Suf.
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whether primary or secondary, without the above
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