The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-07-09 00:00:00

Central Nl33s.

Tax Ninv ATTOILNKT GICNKRAL.-13ir William
Atherton, who has been appointed Attorney-General, is
the son of the late Rev. William Atherton, a distin-
guished minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Connection,
who was home time president of the r:onference. Sir
William became Solic.ttor General, and received knight-
hood on the elevation of Sir Henry Keating to a puisne
judgeship in the Court of Common Pleas. He has for
tome years past represented the city of Durham.

Tug STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADE.—There has
not beau any addition to the firms who have declared
fur the payment by the hour system. Several of the
largo metropolitan establishments still refuse to adopt
the new system, and continue for the present the old
plan of payment. A few masons and bricklayers have
been obtained from the country by several firma whose
works are pressing, and in the coerce of the week a
further reinforcement is expected. As a body, how-
ever. the maxons still hold out, and the bricklayers are
not alow in following their example. At the present
moment, it is computed there are no fewer than one
thousand carpenters working by the hour system under
protest.
A public meeting to raise a memorial fund for the
kill HT 14 the late Mr. Brsidwood, wes held at the
Mansion [louse, on noir:Any. In the absence of the
Lord Mayor, whose duties in the Common t'ouned pre-
vented his bting present, the chair was taken by Mr.
Alderman Solomonn. A committee was formed to rains
sub,criptinns, and MI Iris. was promised in the room.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the foteniost of
English poetesses, expired on Saturday morning at
Florence, in the Cosi Guidi, which her own poem had
meadow fatuous.

The re fresh austaimiag properties of tea dvpend
on the quantity of theine it cont•ins ; thn earl, aPring
leaves linve always most of this essential quality, for an
onnee of this fine Ton contains Mt grain.; the autumn
crop has but little, and is oun.e piently eery drfieleat
jla roar. Ti,. English pay for and desire 111 oldain
the ehoitv lea, but often have the autumn crop through
a deceptive practice the Chinese have .4 "facing" or
c.duuring the withered leaves ; for Minerals
are used to nick.) all appear alike, and
enables the Chinese to pass off the love brown in
plsce of the but. Merchants d... ire great profit from
the practice, but the celestials Mona-leer never use
coloured Tea. HoIiNILAN /l: C. London, knowing that
sterling quality is preferred before mere appearance,
import all without powdered colour on the surface : the
Green is of a natural dark olive (not bluish ), and the
11.ack not intenaoly dark. This Ira is to he had only
of lloraimaree AG ears : fur LOCAL listsee advertisement
in this day's paper.
GALVANISM, BY ITS WoNCERYCI. IDENTITY with
Nervo-electrie force, is the vary .pring of life, and the
surest restorative of exhausted nervous power in •
aiscased body ; this fact stated by resent discoveries in
Electro-Physiology. and continue' by the remarkable
curative results of PLILTERNACHEN'S PATENT GALVANIC
CHAIN BANDS AND BATTERIES in Rheumatism,
Neuralgia.llead and Tooth Ache.'ipastos, Asthma, Brall•
chitio, Indigestion, LiverComoli.int. Paralysis, Epilepsy,
Nervous Deafness, Nervous Debility, !cc., is proved by
numerous authentic reports extroted froui the Scientific
and Medic •I Press, which, with • great variety of private
Yo•dinomials, are compiled in it pamphlet, "PCLVISE—
HACHEII'eIIIPRoVED MEDICO-GALVANIC SYbIEM ur Sm.?,
/171.1CATIOnt" sent post free, on receipt of three rtaantir,
by J. L. PubTnittannzy and Cu, 73, Oxford-stress,
London, adjoining Ptineeres Theatre. --Adele* Grati,.

rIPHE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.—
THFR A PION, as generally adopted in the French
hospitals by Jobert, Itustan, Theord, Culerier, Parry,
and other uolebilities- of the French faculty, iu a
remarkably abort time, often two or three days only,
without the ',lightest discomfort, inconvenience, or risk.'
remove+ au i discharges from the mucous membrane,
whether of the uniary or other organs. This remedy
so completely surpassing and superseding everything
hitherto employed, combine,s all the desiderata to be
sought in a medicine of the kind, fur not only can the
pattent carry it loosely in hi. pocket,- but all appear-
ance, taste, and gout/ of medicine are entirely obviated.
In packets, 4s. lid„ its, and Xis., through all respite-
able Medicine Vendors, or sent direct from the esteh-
li4inient on receipt of stamps or post-office order. The
lie. size contains three at 4s, bd. and tbuse at Us. four
of the It..
_ .

The stamp to imitate ohich is felony, bears the word
"Theriapion," in white letters, by order of HIM
MAJIATT'ii iioN. domuttost.,,ria, who thereby secure
the proprietor against infrigement throughout the
Uoited Kingdom and the Cokolas.

being

PAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUM-
SAGO. GOUT, Ii.HEUIIATISII, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS, Lc. LW DR
BOOS' RENAL PILLN correct acidity of the stomach '
end Indigestion, promote the functions of the beer and !
kidoeys, thereby preventing stone in the bladder and '
kidneys, with many other serious Moonier, to which i
these important or‘ani are subject. Listlessness, weak- .
otos, peevishness, and complaints long supposed to he !
nervous, often arise sokly from contsminntion f,f tl5l
blood with certain iinpurities wbich should have Weis '
serried off by the kidneys; several unsightly eruptions
of the skin and foal also arise froni the woo cause, and
may be as readily removed by these Pills, which in 12
CMOS out of 20 cure with a rapidity almost marvellous.
Is. ltd., 2s. Al., 4s. 6d., 111., and 33a. per box, through
all Chemists.
"1 have taken your Pills and always deriveepeellt
benefit from them."— W. Pb'. H., Queen's CbileyseCem.
brays. "I have liken your Reuel Pills with the roost
happy resailta."—B. IL, Cork. "Your Renal Pills did
me more good than anything."—M. .1. lursley.
Sold by Davis and Son, and Frond, Dorchester,
Brand, Harrold, and Tuck, From.; Leggct, Wareluun ;
Reding, Groves, Weymouth ; Cornish ad Lewin, 27,
Whipple-street, Bennett, 6, Uniou-striret, Henalingli, IT,
Itiolituaed-street, Plyinocth,„. Cole, Bookseller, Edge-
cumbe-street, Stanch-6We ; Rowe, Chemist, and Jeffery I
and Co., Chemist*, Devonport ; Cole, Bookseller, Alb ;
holland-street, Bideford • Haney, Bookseller, Fore-
street, Sidmouth ; Header aad Co. %lambi Parade
Torquay; Pearce, Checuitt, Fpre-street, Beduins; Na,
tin. Chemist, Truro- Bloc, Chemist, Proctor, Cheinist,.!
Penzance ,• Hero, Chemist, Soutlootreet, St. Austle ;
Corfield, Chemist, St. Day; Sharps and Co. Chemists.
St. Hoots; Randall and Son, Johns, Palk, Deernian,-
Hanby, High-street, and Date, 19, Bernard-Mad and
0.4 Oxford-At:et, Southampton ; Corp. Chemist, New-
port, Dixon. Cbewistr RY49;.-Wlwaton, Bookoeller,
Ringwood; Battman, 3, Camden-allay, Forties ; Drew
mitt and Co., Chemists, High-streat, Portsmouth;
Hulbert, Church-street, Basiegatoke • Beigent, Chemist,
Wine/tester ; Dyson, Chemist. Andover, and at boot
ono spot in almost every town; but should difficulty
occur, enclose the amount by post-altos order or other-
wise to 25, Bedford-place, Bloomsbury-square, London,
and they will be sent secorely,packed per roma.
tropics é CAUTION.—Ds. De Rees Setae onty
leguag-qualilled medial/ mug Me dm opea.bis &Ivor.
rim hi* medicines; sad es thrre elMorton ioda-
tions of as above by quacks wAo oopy Ale boob, edam
tnersode, ste., wed forge testimonials So lOW a, dude
sakes ere* magerers 'Amid guard eraim dis
recommendation of tAs mac r other ineides, by AO
honest seniors, who ams Mein a i
/maim Aare du were " WALTSM DnTashjirt n
ionni:
pruned 01 whits Weirs sa gbe 'Ofrosonoing Rgeop,
imams shish 4.JW.at:

DO YOU WANT WXITRIAVX fIAIR
WHISKERS, mouirtAcHios,
BROWS? Of the numerous *wariest, introduced
.for the HAIR, none have maintained seeli celebrity as
EMILIE DEAN'S CRINILRNE, which is guaranteed
to produce Whiskan, Mousischice, and gjubsews in
few weeks; and will be found siminentlyinosinsfel in
nourishing, curling and beautifying the ,
greyness in all its stages, strengthen' w beabiZtl
~•reventing Ur falling of. Iqth.repcoducflcn of habit
bsldnisr, from whatever muse and at whatever age, 055
TIIIAL will prove it/ arioniskiag power. laths nursery
it is indispensable, forming the basis at beautiful haul
of hair. Price 2s. per bottle ; large bottles, containing
more than four times the small ones, bs. each. Sold by
every Chemist in the world, or sent post five on receipt
of 23 penny stamps, by Miami Dim( and 000rni.2
Hair llestarers, ke., Si, Ceetlevtreet, Newman-street
London, W.
Erra.ters raw( Lernas.—" In one torknabt I have
' • brsutiful moustache."--R. Adams, "1 one
now boast of • head of hair which niany cannot ; I wit
was quite bald on tin. 'grown et my beatuben I begat
using it."—W. H. " Every customer rreeka bigbly •
it." Jones, Chemist, 5, Parsdiuwaitreet,.l.averpooL
" HINTS ON THE MANAGEIKENI' 0, THE
' HAIR," Whiskers, ice., with Testimonial; List of
Agentcfm.. sent post free for four penny steels.

•
EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR.
• For two stamps onfferers may (void shanscerrprnen,
gentlemen of fortune, rapture-curing girocbr, and other
swindlers, icho send their &nits fur nothing, iiblisk lying
tee intim ids which !hey write themselves, fictitious reviews
Irtia Jounusls lekich do not profeu Soviet diseases.
with instruments inafeacl of medicines, whirls they style
" American treatninit," and other abserdities us tenet
as they ore deceptive.
A phyrician many years extensively engagesl In the
treatment of debility, and the v,rious mentsl sod
nervous affections resulting therefrom, willaend free on.
receipt of two penny stsinps• to prepay postage, a
pamphlet containing his highly sucoessful and only aids
truatment, with isll the necessary preiseriptionsand direc-
tions by which 'offerers may cure themselves at trifling
cod. Athlress Mr Lowe', Medical Publither. If. Hand
Court, Holboin, LOudort. . '

IPOINAL
NIS OW
ORAPINIO THYSELF!
)1811 V
?MIA cop
limns hcr vivid and useful dellecatiotts of charade:
from the Lanlwriting of individuals, II U style peen
li..rly her own. Persons desirous of kobwrog their owl
characteristics, or Uwee of spy It.'olllllvilllienakil send 's
wet:linen of writing, stating ae.t, age. er, opposed ago,
ke., with 13 uncut penny ,staiuto„ sod addressed
envelope, to Mawr Corratur, 89,.rusas St..,.Lendoo,
W., when they will receive alwagtbeited diesil of rho
'sleets, tastes, virtues, failings: itiLsol Useltriter, with.
many other. eve
tbings previousb; unskspetterl, tml •caleu
lined to guide in the ray Oftfaip of , , Tb.
thousands who acknowledge the value and seeassey of'
Mi.,i sketches establirkthetrigeestouli " It la
pronounced quite extraordlnary."-..Milwies4lllllOtafers;
" You described my character ea OOP. kiaLloeuld otib'
have done it better."— Let* Rioç I W.'
I,iLhly compliment wo•
Loot, Birkrehrad. "The
_clu,iraoir you sett s.€l (1,1.16
H. is strikingly correct."—Phiekt "Klltitiirte; *ldea;
Tratrefters. "The hest jags, ,goorietnike. it ills. to;11
" You havellitoo the soul te
lf •
base to be
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of tlia persous. Imu alutottl- haw,
kuowladga. It is ',only, 4. 3,
Vona/ord. " Souse traits 1.1e4 out I
unitnowtt tat any bat sly's! -"--.114• 0' Rem
fora, Naregh

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TiVir' grAll(llrnillilllMGL.
"Marriage rightly understood, '
Gives to the virtuous and the good, .
A Paradise below."
Pod free for Six &awns, open melt, or 14 in a uk‘kiiiimisimi.Thil certain dims to
Sealed Enrefve. i
1 Otte arid Mice, II
IVIIE FORBIDDEN BOOK, on marOage, , Tti ‘ll, wibdaisaa,s ar:14164 eisi rrutinost.."
46.....zi=" °me
X its di-qualifications and their removal; the
iirolat ef
evens
modern treatment of spernistotrinia, syphilis, striktore, immense demand, have been *Med in
kc!, with nil..e and numerous pn..eiriptions tot ,tbe. lONA abralftjte '
speedy ones I.y very si ni niolo esns of nervousnes ms, Chemists, Oilen, c.,. in les, • a. Of lea 6 fano,
debility, and all the more common discreet end'i IM•elffirbskilliPerelt/ -k. Lksiglity/oki London,
supposed incumbie maladies 4 the bexual sy,,iosy D'y i ,g. ' usist oiffrorie brit " e *rm Wen
Dr. W. Da lt,sis. MI).. M.P.".,,., L.A.C., d...e., of the I deelgeme saiworthieunbilietiouetjor .. 1, rAmi,
&o/c de Aledjeinr, rfltill ; Oratinuic in Medicine,
Surgery mid Midtriltrp ; Litt:digit ql the &pal
So, ieti; r,f A pakccarice, 1... e.
Fortunately by the present law, none brit the real
Physician or Surgeon der attarli M.D. or M.R.C.S. to
his name and openly advertise his hen, WI heavy
penalties and imprisonment would be incurred. The.
public should tlierefore gunrd against the arrayed
assumptions of knavish quacks and impostors who sieb
not medical men at all, but impudently slide awa-
rd res "Dr,' " Professor," 31.R.A.8.. F.B.A 8., M.A.,
tic., in order to mislead the unwary as to the:r 4rne
character. /Cone of these men really know more of
the deeeases they profess to treat, than any prison
may, by reading the above work.
From long practical observation in the most &moue
Isetitattions of this country and tho. continent, the
Author has lied aouiewhat unusual facilities for
acquiring that uniform success, which has hitherto
characterised his practice, and be reit re w.th pride ...0
the numbera he hoc been instrtpuental in restoring to
'ciiireglalliiiiicei‘liltrtga6wlnergiatallteilhereraa:redels;lneil:culnli:"*aebinYguilwreri:llaPu'reini:rin.:°ll7r42`ont''sdaPelee.ffild'a;•7edin:ildt.rea'Ardini'lerski.)::lrfi'aCklitit'pliknold
elbe:
made payable at the llenernl, Nit. Office, to 'Dr.
WALTER DE ROOS, M. 0.., 2:3, Bcdonl Pisa, Blooms-
bury Square, London. Hours for consultation II till 2,
Sundays excepted. It is-11—upWadir lb 'recollect the
address, as to meet the wish of patients, there is *o
name on the dour, and Tag 1.21.214ANCE I/1 STRICTLY
Plum. ATE.

rinAt/111, HAPPIN, , AND" LONG LITI
ara withia. the reacketalil, .../LNerp epic fee 1111 °EI
ate
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• PtAmette's lot ealteuletie•Ori, a the
„Leal WhyJtilhlakialleAte,illei Ahlatetll4eldrell
vegrubbLsurfcptly lasootatl,aad vans arLdpity ramie
afPlibLhef. Irlielr eflieicalltaiW4'ilhmeol ii
aueuattested helm, aad gaped by the pre
Al lerinau,st Guildhall...within the_ istiadielies d
A4theitigith74.46: LoaD ImthiSie" 'stomas,

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DR. DE ROOS' Gtfrrit' VETS, .0R 'll7r7;l"Ldel:tia;;ltaritieek;7°. 'ILI'. 8-71.%`'ety.Wareesknii
alui.''"'-u.W°r40.41
LIFE DECIPS, Peoltata. I* Thligl. LeVirs 4,•lelbritat 'Xoriiiral lea ha ShbisCpiritato -tie wl'hespital
.17
Patera uf Skylami ; *cloak...m.4i by bAc Paisilm ,le t•rieire ; also by Clergymen and °then, who have voles-
France ; Soiaa College of Pritsoqa ti., iv. 11 aymber- ',ray i,en their names, to certify to the Pith& as hi
It,. instances moved their ipiperispity ori evr:ry „
.i.,lo,o64bigay askew, remedial C • „
.i 'L.:,
other ad vortisedllonocay for laitgour, lasidtriars, do-pr...s j...
elm . of spirits' irr talnlit m
ii y, ray.teini, fear, di.seare 1,,. „,,),.,,,: . . RR. spciw, ~...,..,,,
..id i,..i.ityfor society stusiy or business. ire!ige''' . ~,,,&41;41,1 ~5 II il 8 r 161,41 la a raj IL
lion, pains and palpitation in the side, giddiness, noise • , . .
in the head, ke. Tilts medicine strengthens the vitality 1!, 1... pi,ice„ of coating the pills with sugar has coo.
of tho *lade system, gives antra to the tnuacles, .:,ii.-.1 0..• "Propri.thrs to take out Letters Patent of
speedily removes narrow-nem, tyilcpmy. 1 aralysis, kc., :M...4146 t. 4%!. in soder to pretest theradsiii imitation,
renovatea the inipaired. powers of life, and invigorates, • hair,..pf ..:isrii,-.„,•rior, allldi I. CO row (pink),
this most shattered constitution. For skin eruptions, • ..,.i.•Ait.1nt,tiv.,.,;,,,c,:.az... lyrobneatl,l
knetnlierilby.
thq,,V.....tare pdleetisancatet
sore :hroat, pains in the hi-rum, and those diseases in .1 .:1... ,
which mercury, aarealeiiile,
011
&c. are too often employed I .•.:;:.1. ~..r chihl. eithnut (raj'. Of nausea ge discomfort,
ur in vain, to the utter rain of health, its surprising .01- 1 .. ~,ti
-- ~•11 ImPercePtillf id", • aatraiatiaw•
caoy has only to boa tested. : E r.. 1.111.11 DEPENDS UPON kfi1,4,14 BLOOD.
. .... . . ..
Before wasting valuable time in seeking aid from • ti zr r', e k sithkret to an overdow of vitiated bile
inatzwaca'ar and "he' cruel akaftrdities Pralea-siag la 1 ...,, ;i i• halt priireleiltairl dangerous • but these Pills
set aside medicines, sufferers will do well to make fair . . i 1.. i ma ...I ; I_
fly . ..11 •••,TA•0.4., Upre ii:Cleil• P 04154190. 91,04 Ull
trial of a remedy', which, outumeted on scientific prim-. ! ,ir„,,,,f2x;
jjr:)ritli,,,Ly
losenat
lioriiiiffribiwajpitiej iabia
keartpcsges
elides, cannot fall. Prin. 4s. Gd. and lia., or four tildes ' i i
• . 1n3.'1l ~,ogo to t&..1 1,04e-orgatir og the stomach and
the latter at 33a. per bottle, and in US eck.fea (kg ,
.ai,,,,c .11,„.10,,,, ivia„, 'iv,. • ki94,4 az.,,,eri,
which El 12a. are saved), through ail Oben:ants, AP rkauta ifialliAlafedie. an; vied and ' tibeitoruesh
direct from 25, Bedford-pia., Bloomsbury-square.
Extracts from letters which ,can be seen by soy owe.
" 1 war DM/ better hi my life, thifiks to you and
~yabagi, Agtgti,,,,,,,•sgm, iggogigua, dapp-mstal
your medicine."—D. P. St. dospk.
~' Tour madicioe ~e.l a, ke.; alai action most visibly on the complement
ham done me more 44 than anYthine—B. W. l'ir eretraiies, jmyrlimc, agteging. ADC Itealotilrog the
" Thank and I hope he will reward you.'
..,i„,. ty,es.gry- giving that blemniog: mad Jetaaroitet
—2. C. 'lt oIY tongue could ormk, or um ~.p.,,,r.,0*,
.40 . 44,044.... ro, se,
.migly sough*
pen could write to exprelo Toy 'milk& to yea I ahaald. "ir by , all, lit WWI, -41•••• : '4414.1414 tba
feel happy, but neither word nor pen of mine am
.Ag ,y . , - iii=weasasill
do
... Biessin9hut o. "Hid I error road si Ilse Armrota oiWicli
, ,i,,,,",,,,,w, mpoeing, emery etn . sense
the Gotta vibe, where or what I 'night hare beam now .ti,,,,,,411 t.b.3,6,,c) i, 1,,,mg.4. gm whoa. oft, ram,
I mance toll. —W. 9.. Weal Pill.ll.
..1,,,..!; sobl A11,...110 .fuootioako oitii% tom4=4::toto
:be ,I,itiot rit UN become a 1114
laol beitEalld wigwam ba;l9l4:a.s,tei• •,,,'
ra MI out ris luTioArso
. . .
wliieh bowl SA pomade distemper. iitipaiedipl 'snob
or liaanlered. organs into their satand Pairing. and
impart health. strength, and obeerfuhioom to the sick,
weak, and nervous; not may do they sure the daily
dangerous diseases
doipfseimeer:telitbodohna.tyLb:i.t
basalsoettosethe fmorinostidabikiffleaancid
Price Is. lid. ; or by poet Is. 4.1.
„ 2..9d. „
- 3.2.1.
„ 4a. Gd. ~, • 55. 2d.
„ Ha. Od. r lls. 6d.
DR. 13IIC111108

yegttable skin Ointment.
This is the only Ointment led diseovered that cures
a
with ease the most inveterate no matter of bow
long standing. Its effects are in ,• wonderful, giving
as it does instant relief to the rer. The many
thousands who bans used it darns it to he TRZ NWT
oIThIENT IN THE WORLD. The proprietors are daily
rewiring numerous testinsoeiele from persons of the
highest respectability and standing, testifying to the
rapidity with which cures are performed from its use.
Many had suffered for veers--lied tried numerous
would-le.reineilies,— and derpeired of ever finding relief,
when after tieing this oidelaratai Ointment for a few
weeks have been at once restored to their long-lon
health. It is a most INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all kinds of sores, skin eruptions ; and no faintly or
penion should be without a certain quantity.
. The advantage possessed by this Ointment over any
I .there is. that it will not cbse up the surface of a
I wound leaving it full of matter; but it will first bring
i all to the surface. nod finally heal without breaking
'i out again The Pills should aid the Ointment in the
following cases, namely :
Piles Bunions Swelled Glands
1 Boils Chilblains Lumbago
Bruises Frost Bites Rheumatism
. Escoriations Scalds Scalds
. Blotches on the Cuts Whitlow
: Face Bites Sore Nipples
Ulcers Stings Sore throats
Riau worms Scrofula Sore Heads
I Sure Heads, Eyes, King'. Evil Rash
' and Lips Bed Legs Tumour'
! Baldness Bad Breasts Old and deep-
' Chapped Hands Concentrated seated Ulcers.
1 Chafed and this- and Stiff Joints Wounds
tered Feet Fistulas Worms
Corns Gout Iteb, to
I Price, Is. lid. per Pot; or, by Pod, Is. N.
„ a.9d. de.
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! DR. BUCHAN'S '

ercnicrntrattb rtgetabls Essence,
This invigorating medicine restores the wasted and
impaired functions and powers of life, when exhausted
by sojourn iu hot climates, snd a:tenses of various
kinds, brought on in *ark youth, maturity,: and old
age. It is a certsiu 0111.1 for indigestion, lowness a
spirits, hypoelion .riasis, asthma, neuralgia, sciatica, tic
dolorous. chronic nervous .iendity,, and pe.msture,
decay, yetil pain.. irritation and inflamma-
tion, with their dangeroit4 cons.nuences, de-
posit*. arch grava, ~tone. etc , chronic and spas-
modic stricture. enlargement of the pro,trste, weakness
of the Wader, retention ant non retention, fattening
of the kidneys, and all female complaints. The pro-
perties of this invaluable remedy possess the power of
enriching. incre,sing, and purifying each particular
vital duid, rendering them prolific, roan to eery health

and v igour.
When the nervous system becomes related, from
causes so slight that the mind cm n scarcely give cre-
dence to the truth, (which, however, forme Buell to
view by languor, listlessness, disturbed sleep, kn.) the
Strengthening Essence acts at once In a manlier visible
to the most careless observer, arid when the constitu-
tion niay be said to be on the ere of decay, when the
senses become blunted, end nature seems to call for the
debt all mankind must caned. the Strengthening
Essence delays the rayment, and the fresh vigour
isa-
psu-ted gives a
NEW LEASE OF LIVE.
In abort, it would be superfluous to mention its
advantages as • tonic, stimulant, alterative, reviving,
active, and strengthening agent. It is also a
NEVER•FAILING REMEDY
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 9, ' 18616 . 3 '
as is the custom gaily dressed. INr Majesty embarkid Fra.nce as now a fed aetompli ; but, as regarded - ____
foreign anti it olontal Intelligence on board Hit Riiyal yacht Fairy, screw, Capt the Hoh. Swop:Maud, we were bound to consider the question THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. " Marriage rightly understood, • E', -____ .. _ ..___
Joseph Denman, es mate for Osborne House. Het of the neutralix-d temtory in • public point of view. ACCIDEIiTS AND OFFENCES. •
-_,..........„0__—. Gives to the virtuous an.l the good, , IffltlSCrnltLOtitWOre.
1.., Majesty and court were, on their arrival, reteMed by If we were di:tap-pointed in our exPechitieess in solellee - - •
opeTillieedp,r,itite
iinhausrsdirry otftwtihne :tivaitfiiioonii:,lionin flte.,,,,,,insismoeni,ati.eoi TUSKS SOLDIERS DROWNED.-A used sed scene was A Paradise below." A(11 : N.__,
FRANCE.-A new military harbour is about N'ice-Admiral Sir Henry Bram, K.C.Ii , Capt. :Coot, to that territory, the bleme did not real with the Ms eigettgffitt
.onstrnoted opposite Alderney,at the bottom of the° - or 14 in a --s_ _as-a.- la certain deeek to
bay
.tween Cherbourg andgCreaanrcalner,sobLihineadplabeilitei haucca-e and Major• General Lord Wm. Paulett, K.C.8., corn'. British °over:intent Nothing had been don • btit nsithwithstandinig the unfavourable Mate of the weather, twhielnemseTha aR et lira., i 1. butr°l4l' opt Stsliu"Yil Threetustestiof Post fr(c for six Stamps, open ends, unimasmenwounmrosimmt.
mending month-western district, and staff, togeth
__England woe ot2ly Of; of the patties to the Trieoly of urtritehatiesini,tieetress. wikiceleirebyelhjohe most indent scarcely dared .„ 'ince , now a e cos e, wee o is Sealed Encetope. Maths and Mice, it
sa. The place offers being the orizint lied their, one to
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pica
Cweitehrtaleigeutehred-
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behoenrouuredofer teeheleteBthfrelt„;iirahearnorrt, :teem:
rVleternrntaii-etL. ord John Result obiservod that it was now ground. The dring " Holmes," d rugged and dangerous part of the castle TIIE FORBIDDEN BOOK, on mar4age, TlAtituregiis
bdestaiii4LlF reTte:..46...idaisksitsiti ens „Amen,
4s • sour* shelter against north-westerl ag,
an
oimmirrierpadide.:eee:
railyourisedl2onot,colotchke
grouickckarn, on
dtrh7
tnroormth siwihleic,htoimbiadtehnese.
hTaleiee polaceyeeirsifluill iirf . its disqualifications and their removele the elaupseele
"iriliZ.7iii. o;bo'od','":l3 its'"'mt• 1 t° be con- battery, anal arrived at their destination after six nnent had betnforccoutileetultablciantwewenar,thien
ETenpo,rnarn
~,,rgrter with the gmt stage of tho cuoipetition for the Queen'. resulted, and the three all fell victims their bodies ' . . . tut is lb libia;ote . evens
so be equidistant . - mo tern treatment of spermatot Mesa syphilis strihture, immense demand, have bean poesem inof the
e prise, omit to an home toil culunial Volunteers, at a being earned aaay by the tide. The se'd event cast a ket. with tie" end nu.meri"e" P.res'lrirti"" he' '" e in an
speedy cure by very eono ,1 nil on ~. of nervommeeve, Lw*he. n.n ;Ices, Odmclxtexieuten, c.bk,.i.
tic.n...
Bitiyzes, ,
vga s.
aror seltusLond...for.
new harbour, Brest, and Cherbourg i h all ° cl.ck.
illicl-mituweill be connected by railway' .1' L French &MI the Primo Minister ?f the Ring of range of 200 rants( The Onl is Misers in this preliminary gloom over the town, the visitors and others Resembling
h agitation still prevails throughout ________ d bility end ell the more common discreet ent -hot
Sardinia, he which • Lope Diu lido out tlmt. it the contest win 20 Wlnitworh riBes worms Ee3 e.ch, With a's great neiebere as woe as the socident because knowu• e -'a : i.• ..1 A' m..
I:ing of Sardinia should he attacked by Austria, arid silver inedel to Mc hest shot of all. Tee second stages ' FATAL QUARREL.-A, in:pmet hiss been held at Dr wme it•ses M.D. 11.P.C.5. L A d'• die of We diairempin oat swim . . . . --,,
suppose,. a:cure...se 111..a..5en ....., bestial m.„rom. ,
oewed popular demonstrations are reported imperial tlarlianlent. the result eliould be to giro Loonbartly and Venetia are competed for at 500 and 600 yar,ls by them 20 Mancheetar ou the body of John Tarr. Ofi Saturday t.,,sore •de a1;,,,,,,..i, 1,;(4,.„. , 0,...,1,..
it.
i... me-4. k• i,,,. mminledatimensam. . c .afse
ph. in Warsaw, and the Goverument to Serdinia, smeoy end mice were to he ceded to prize-winners, and 20 others, who are pearent in their evening he went iuto the office of the nautili Ironwork,
a strong meuuree in anticipation of an .____o____
• nunlike of points. As a general rule, the first day's iii a state of iutosication, and Oiled one of the inen Snr..*, ry and Al- scl• tf,' i I tr. p; 1% ice:skate' .el the ifopal. '. ' -':. .•' - - '''' ' '''''' •
France. The result of the war, however, was not the '
conqu.st of
.Lombarly and Venice, but ulthinately shooting at the short range, even auiong the 20 who aro
- we MOolaim.-Lonrd°Birro_SuEgliOaFm,WolllllDrioBv.ing &stem: el Apothecaries, Ise.
.ca) RE s . . - . -
latter from Berlin says : "Ad' for a copy of
•vr going on between thee.gcabinneitscoonf
staammermicsorirralr addtressed to the Secretary of State from Sardinia obtained Tuscany, Modena, and Parma. Lord most successful and carry off rie s, ' by means •
sur Mdirati n of the ulti.inni:aite'ecrit-iiiiets,irerr-tof,:theis greThaet nanth:ote;:edjmagaillieeinwiletertuldh.einwg.sti,:didallowt:nei;ell.p. hisFonritaumileate.diym byopetuhley pr.deseuvertulmaw,hi,nonfereleint.thehereavey/
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thumb relative to the the entexat,:en of San Domingo, John' then gave a hiatory el the negotiations which ,
took place on the subject of the annexation of Savoy Rifle IDerby-o the blue lib- the epithet, pushed biin with bothiftphicieeilnurlidnregesang,l'iiianettdni
71 ,i : :: it.
..ehd.
net:.
ellatint
Physician or surgeon dare attash M.D. or M.R.C.S. to
m II is probable that th two attacked thr oo° bridged of the Spanish Government in and Nice to Femme. the resolutions of the othir wind blew strong front left to right, and in such pushed hint out of the door into the street. Ile fell o penalties and iuiprisonment would be incurred. The. .
regard to the slave trade, and vehemently protested . . . • . „
‘rt in this affair and it it hoped
, great Powers, arid the policy pursued throughout hi' fitful mil uncertein gusts that it was difficult to the public should therefore gunrd against the arrow" , • ' ' '':' ''' ..../ ,-•.' , •
' Europe will prevail over tbe against th • the Britieh Government. The question of the II f 't imil tl ifs . .
an two courts." "
er„
eof Die,emities.
ao_n.,lleleon.daeyns :11.uk..eeamaNmeeweaselde
e annexation of San Domingo. as it would
give an increased stimulus to that odious traffic.-The a ow .or i , i . ler • •re hearty all the shots weae on
neutrality and independence of Switzerland, a., the right hand sole of the targ •t In conker of the the flags, anti his head struck violently against muumptione of hoerieh „mem. end impoatera who. mie "sk..•
,jr4
~.,,•,., . ~,,,,,,..„Nr
f„,e,
kerbetone. Several persons went to his assistance, end not medical men at all, hut impudently stple Ike's& ' ~e 4 • 1.
cie '. -•
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useated to the motion, expressing he we' taken hums ; Mit, on the way Is repeatedly
Et 31 r as it ut 'durin.g the w_hele exclaimed, " Oh, my poor head," and 804.11 after reach- mica "Dr." " Professor," M.R.A.8.. F.ILA 8., M.A., r 1 .-.1
, • Al' • . .....4 : ';'; '.
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'I. LI cendeel"t: i.. oebe as rentoeh to this tin:Wet:ll ionpineiueenetetraiteuethemacoennesrtaduitdrecour. ranked by the Treaty of Vienna, remained as
Chins ; and it was for Switzerland herself to .rt ti ".
ajuatch *the respult-wo.f the firing on behalf of t.he Ito., in order to mislead the unwary as to the:r trete , •
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her own iudependence. He adverted to the Syrian Fruleenctli: (whivernment, and It was said that he was quite character. None of these men really know more of '' . ~. tsa ~,....• '
le re question, to the fidelity with which the Emperor of astouished at the accuracy inaiataiued. Great cariosity derresemoa skull,
ing home he died. Mr. Barlow, surgeon, made a poet
nvoi/ena examination of the body. and found that the denotes they profess to treat, than any mon ,
•• ' lueVrii:. "- / . v." 4
on on condition that he to increase than dimi ' '
om Rome. In plain Lo- rd Brougham. Willi:Pi retherdertods fieriPDl'ined• of
1?
y the French had fulfilled his en to h ' d '
gagmen t erein, an was inandested to see what Mr Ross, the champion d been
ga n onungo, tue tto his recognition of the kingdom of Italy. Other shot of lot tear would score . T the. at die • '
fraitured, probabryilichhy litre ufnalulsuoalinlytthheinpa, hBVentent. MaLobillread,s4l2parsethttesaalb°Ovienewrsoraktion in the most fa.. 1 ..".4111.. . 2,,,,, ''..( j',....
s, ‘ .- .-,. '
as mention of a pro- Spanish Govern t
-stout by word and nation not to pmeremait Illinade reevloparel"of theths
el
ei re edr er 1,0,1%11 in- limning,' was taken into custody, and wax present at th?
s Institutions of this country and the' cootinent, the . if ' -
REAT/I'ff, .HAP'FINESS; AND" lONG LITI
1. te repel with San Domingo in t.ily feint whstever.-The motion was ouedious wre still pending on the Continent of pointinen't of. insi'm, and the ;till °greater satiefactiTu Moslem The Mir remised a verdict of " Dlinshungliter
urope an.l in America ; in ell these the British of the tomediture who reseed him he oho, 1...• ~ H ' ''
ar ever, thitt I agre..-.1 to. . inn commit Wit I 1.1 b LK pewee eisht. ono ' ow. theechwe le this ono te• uiring that uniform success, which lies hitherto
hick was to be tefrismar.-The Ifer ohs ef Normenby ve notice Government uss so:tines , •;si . , s . • . . ...Hu'. .VI DIA the coroner consinitted him for
sal itt the noises. The dewiest man who was thirty- Author has had. eoutewhat unn.snal facilities fur ,
chs •terized Isie mocha:, and he ruts rs wth pride to .
France, which boa maninesimi a right spirit, mid he stage beaten by several. Aniont the Lovelace of the .m
it, and abso- that, on Monde n t 'h
1I I •iga ' trusted that, by this cominuitity of views, the peace day was • kind of Aunt Sally, or pool rage matte!, in five years of age. Inas left, a widow ark fame ehildren, time number. Ire lite been inemninentm ni restoring to. .tire. emotin.the me& eget',
„Remy epa
dim hm ewe
The King's extracts of an Yili elate'limie esermli' mos ehiseoretceopier; ;tor
t of the world would be unaiutainei undieterbed.-The which every oine on the ground, Volunteeror not, was oue of them unto a few days old. ... ,t 1 limith. anti happiness : whilst to all who heist such aid Pliesiciasi, tiy,the ale
'eud and to duchy of Modyera f'rPoin her M -'t t°g'st°ininiet e teriditoriet adjourned debate on the motion for a uew writ for the
y tiring t .
yea. 184 Eth,
,7,
...15d, borough of Wakefield was then resume.l.-Mr. Serjeant those who hit the Mill's eye took the whole I I, there
allowed to engege on paynneut of a shil•ing a shot. As Bal.,lar.trilLAU.Dired Am
oDuriiiNol.3ll.o, ItmEß,,.u-i 1
ID,nt.
wWesedebneergonl.MT 1 he offers every imeuraium of speedy reatoretinn. •1r) gt.
.. WU jt.'iS 5,4 -c; -ABLI
sees them to Central Dal d ' h les
y - ' er
ACC
. .1;43 Patients at a destaime should fantail' a detail of thoir t "tho•earoomms
,„s
om Me
es, and with the vies, of i., l in to rho h ptgutt msheireien of the Commission of Inquiry) wu an inumense number of entries, and the firing at
p y g c arges recently Ifariborungleetreet Policeoinurt with obtaininz ,
frorn Mr Attenborough, the pawnbroker under the Wm will he sent li ret rn Fustadthe orders' to be ' ' of the
msible brought against the Grand Duke by th CI 11 f
e muce ur o °inputted the motiou. No reuse) had, lie said, been these targets was incessant throughout even during the • • '•net •. b m "eb I 4 • M - 1 • E.4lol.olis.Msfie Of ifilgaieieeseito alms—
aeon the E:chequer, and which Ise was credibly informed. manned for tine issue of tine writ, arid the b 'be 4 0 f h .-
I‘Waitefield, which had been practioed by both ;mai
si "1 worst weather. .ut o eac pool 2.' per cent. wee false pretence that two casks, which cont.' in n •casemail,bypalrytatehrle, tn.:lost:sit: eilt,af Arm,
4for,
wiedviceonscond i.natloicints)r,. ,
......aselite. 471.:...10,ateaveii____
..z„.tireil
. vegetso emay nosocce , .
The had so horrified his Hi hn that I hd d I d ' deducted for the fends of the Association, to towards only ball water, at. filled with choice port wine. The WALTER DE ROOS, M.D., A Rcillord Piece, Blooms ~,eich bet:M. msraitt.l_lri.... ,_,leerCe,tlE, Bid I
emaeog is
g els . el a "-are . ° was gross, mem, aud eysteinatic, implicating the whole
Ne there were one word of truth in them lie should con- borough. Ito cited seceed „, a ...,,,,„joo of ti the expenses ef the ineetin • and f tl • go
I
If ,
.. ruin sis source a onee, ease was gone tutu at some length, and the magistrate bury Somme, Lontion. Hours for consultation 11 till 2, tim,,,,ma.
of '
aetes't';`d'igl, wse-Tiostr! eselli "I'llitru
sider himself to have been morally guilty of murder.- said it was undoubtedly • case for a jery, and he &int- Sunders excepted. It in-froingYOMV tis 'recollect the • •
1: kll- t Guildhall tr'i.isse• ...smile' bY the Pre
writ on the ground id bribery, which mei a wholesonliee we . are glad to say, nearly L5O was received. W
dsuielrstritieinri:_the score of thoae who contended in thia t
mitted the prisoner. Another charge was then pre• address, se to meet the wish of patients, there is ao 414:;es, TRIM.* - s wi--- mmieriedictioa d
lord Brougham observed that it would have much more lesson to read to oonntituencies.-Sir 0. Grey, Lord erred against the prisoner of obtaining from Mr. C.B. name oh the dour, and rile isitruastx in STRICTLY Itigh ' bititisis LORD IlLtbit ii .
TONDOS',
condueed to the vindication of the noble marquis's l'aluterston, Mr. tinsmith, the Chancellor of Use
nest had he been defended rst the time and in the Le Forest, of Margarct•viltas, Peekhain, by false pre- pan' ATE. sui also Indere. the Magistrates sitting 10. mad fey the
Exchequer, and other members addrowal the liouse Ms:miler, Captain (lat Doract)
,- i'.suntiet Of Middlesex, fhirreyMke., ko, at the followiell
'os when and where the attack upon him was made. Omni Sergeant (Ist Dorset) ....
and, after •re .1 by kle'or Edwar I th H '
s, is ouse
uleinly perceived that the object of his noble friend di 'did I II Y ' j • ' Homer, Sergeant 13rd Dorset)
no •,wwn t is mutton' was uegatived by 173 to 123. FALL Or A EAILW•T TCHNIL.-A dreadful Resident .-. r. et, Dow Street, kc. They are by Use maat
artly to defend the Duke of Modena and pertly to Stupor (Ith lionset) ...... ... .......
LIFE DLOPS, P.s.re'dmi. f* •Rent.ll. Let*" cvieheited 'Xedie.l laa in thleielpilinito Mod.itespital
occurred on Tuesday evening on a new line of rail- . soi Je
sractise ; also by Clergymen and Mitten, who hers volts-
the Chancellor of Use Fachequer.-The Marquis Rave (sth Dorset) .
ruiby declined to take the advice of his ',Mile . Roberts, W. (sth flames) II2 2 I rewire, ; Royal College of l'enefqa Av., have de number- •arily given their Cannes, to certify to the Mal as te
hich, however, he should have gladly followed Legal. Bergman, Lieutenant (DI Dorset) 111 2 3 of the Manchester, Buxton, Method, eed Midland
Junction Railway and the fashionable watering town of lee' ineueeee Jillevu'l 11'"ir liePerkidit Or i • ~Fl 7 rzlittle•kileabflifi of these remain* .......; 't ...:.
oble and learned lord retained the opinions other advertised I:mm.ly for lamontr, nissittlom dePres•
It will thee be teen that et 9011 yards Sergeant limner Buxton, by which Ave men ansl a horse were killed, and
had all so much admired Senn, ten years a-
stored the highest eumber (II) for Dorset. There were several others received serious iejuries. The facts of shin of spirit; ire tete.de, a amtemeni,. fear, distort, fel.. 5554.1: • .5. . yit
,8P.,c1144,721/....,,' -,4p.1.
Met was succeeded by a rejoieder on the New LAW OfTlCllte or TIIE l'ilOWN.-Eir Williann 6 from other counties-Norfolk, Midlothian, Middlesex mid incapacity for society study or busmen. insiges. to),,a tient
,zugar anst,h,4llll%;
Brougham, and the altercation was Atherton has been amminted the new Attorney. (2), Iteufrew, and Susece, who obtained the saute ethree
ftecasre.liasewthee:_y
Awerreeigmaethieir:dbefmieigu arevratisi•
eldtoebetheei empopot
ben, pains and palpitation id the side, giddiness, noise • s••••.,
liat of en acrimonious character when ili
ha this hod, kc. Tliet nue'dclue strengthens the vitality i,
.1..• pidcem of mating the pills wi aagar has corm
General, and tho office of Bolicitor-Genend, which has number of points ; 2 -Sergeant Dougan, Lancashire y rds below tin ancient Hall of Holston in Derbyshire
iisputants were induced to resume m
seen rendered vacant by the pre notion of Sir William end Sergeant Dsrman, l'ictoria Rifles, who scored 12, an- ad
between theree and four o'clock on'Tnesday- after.'
sud calls u: " order" which arose Atherton, Inas beeh conferred un 'Sir ltoundill 1' I dP -' te Li k V- to ' kfl est tl '• h t ' • ePeedilY
• a mer, an nva lc eits, ac na i es, seer te hag is noon •Isout 17 men were at work in it, *hen the removes litirnou,nalla, apilopeey, I mails* tic., - Mose M. telt:. in uncles to pretest -.eta
th fisdha imitation.
ol the *hole system. gime entree to the muacies, mined Om Troprimors to take out letters Patent of
house, ii tor rat. .5.air5.5..!,,,,a,....,,55,, a loch i• elm rue (pink),
the eminent equity barrister. nuniber--13. Sergeant Green &Ind Private Maynard, centres upon which the stone arch had been funned,
cond reading of the Harbours Bill tire most shattered constitutiun. For skiu eruptions, •ss isseies ..,; c son imm aot .
NSACTION. --Ant Instance of • merse , mere. ea. •
EXTRAORDINARY TRA ' .
ird So t I 9 h From Haste there were ' ' in • k fII I
gave way, ceittang t e manove stono wor to • • own renovator Gm inipaired. ;sewers of life, an igo. .
~.., er ,
h. 1
li
herrittleare
pk.r.re
.ugh the (Minniona was, on the
of Adderley, agreed to.-The
sked if the Government wail enormous interest for money leut, together with 3 competitors -two scoring 9 and the other 8 ; while into the tunnel, and burying uhder it several of the
extraordinary ch. arges incidental to the transaction, Devoe seet 8, of wl""" the Itiehe" wee J• Shatter workmen The sweetest consternation prevailed but a seernr!int,"bnier""ret'wl.y'ab:eliteeintntibleb:Les..heare"itootbtrendiesturmosyedin .
.-....:::„..1..; ...14,.r'stIv.iii'llmi, irsirhyoutb... feta'.ik...eenf obayusiiMtes.pilimic diacodZcsorr,
WAS brought to light inn the Secondaries t'ourt on Weil.. . .
(17th) who red 9. Two Mous Bucks scored re. ' ' • ' • in vain, to the utter rein el health, its surprising efil- „mins dose imperceptimy like • aasay. a.a.
- the re-esitabliehrnent of • rem goodly nuinher of men being et work on the line, umme•
tively 7 aud 8, atel one from Cornwall obtained 6. Mate and active stems were taken to estnaate tile poor ..'c'-- -., has °aly W. b° tested' . . 111"..1.1.TH DEPENDS UPON 41,11,4 BLOOD.
'' between North America nestle). in an action for au illegal seizure of household . .... . .
"oda. A person, named Butler, reeidin at 0 n Sergeant Homer was, consequently. the highest in the follows who were under the &Iris. This work wail se. Before was= valuable tune in seekiag aid from • um- r e-e is sebjeet to an overflow of vitiated bile
• was a committee now West of England, and the ouly one atuongat thew who compliebed by nix o'clock the mum evening, but we in'tzumenta•
f i the, in the emly part of the present earg , want Tel AZ • °elle, cruel aketadillee Proles-4°e lo 1 . ai. ii i• loth proralentathil dangerous • but these Pills
1, lie considered that loan of 1100 on his 1 lld f 't .3. S I t.'
louse es urni um. spp lee ion scored more than 9 points. regret to state that four of the men were dead when set aside medicines, sufferers sill do well to nisi', fait
as the object of the trial of a retuedy, which, coometed on scientific Psi'M s gems, the redloistuag of ose itimnritieisibic ones
, dm-lasi Orate...hit. ands:clot pastoolion. Trir Us
was made to Messrs. Gharms aud Tarrant, and • loan taken out, and the Afth lingered until one o'clock, when
cted rather to the ciples, canuot fad. Price 4s. Gd. and lbs, or four Mese . . , s 1
ems., monger to the. traissorgant dg tha stomach tad
wan granted for a t velvemonth on a bilholsale, interest - death put an end to his sufferiumn, both his legs having
street was repeaded the latter at 335. per bottle, and isi 1:15 package& (kg . ai,.,,,, ,11,„.,60.,„ ~,,,,,, ',iv,. tom* a 1,,,,,....
oloy of Alderley at 2i oer cent. per month being charged. Of the £290
tting-to ...or Mr. Butler received only £l5B, the defendants charging THE SOMERS-TOWN I'OLSONINGS. been dreadfully mangled and broken, and his head fear- which £1 12a saved), throtigh all Ch ming 4, al ;i,...,u...j6..edeA daises; alriDd and ' • thestoneasib.-
fully bruised. direct from 25, Bedford-pla;e, Illoomsbury-equare.
'on between the for expenees on the billmfaale £l5 19 Oil., for drawing
0 TI red • tl ' • I
n au ay morning ne jury previous y enipan. THS CLAY CROM4 AOCIDENT.-DIscovERY OF THZ iliarrlota. LAO SprOntsmirlogitag. hem*
Extracts from letting which ,cstri be seen by soy owe. . 11'1°1,1014 - am stitl en - . _wale,
t up the bill-of•sale £l5 Os. INI comminsion .Cl 6 and
place three ti , • • " • nelled re-asumbled before Mr. (I. S. Brent, at the Llep- Bo lee -F of tl tw nt -fiv •
D . oUr io c y a 154.0100 i whole lives .1 wet Dem better in my Bee. ss--eweedt- .-- ----• 11•3' PA° ''' TIM ch '
• w you "6 adOs...iottuffide allettions, • gin, eirtitiene. deeP-eitela
:unarm...
of
..res months interest in advance rio. At the expirm were sacrificed by the inundation of the Clay Cross
1 t d C tl Ili ' • d Camden-town to further
ian an as e, ng is on , kc • alio ...sm.' t "bl on the omplemen.
• w _ . 11.C.1A, , ~ _____„ &mos Tea y
two of three months, defendant tient in a bill for Lour medicine.
Newfound- investigate the circumstances attending the death <A colliery, were found on Thursday at noon. Their done we mon 44 than anythust -B. tr. Ls, 1 „„etremg. jelpeumust mum". am4„howenuying shs
"-D. P. St. dospk. i" Tour medicine .
£229 18s. 4d., and put a mau in possession for eight -. o names are Francis Bradley, Joseph Wilbraham, and •
-en mas Palethorpe, aged four years, who, as alleged, "'Flunk and I hope he will reward you! . stir,. td,m.mg- giving Olio Mossing: of Jamas*
days The learned Secondary
humble ' - strongly rwumented nun fell • victim to poises.' wilfully administered by hie nnin named Woos'. They were in a state of nudity, ti T. pa. Harilep•OL 'lt my tongue could speak, or 2 ' gainskis, .. rd sa, apiegi son&
spreoconve. .40 •
this remarkable case, arid the jury found fur the plain- and near theta was part of a home which they had
1 c Her th t herself th d • d and tw th f h
o o ers 0 et P" °weld write ee iral mirtratilad° i° yea I 'h° ,ir b • all • In • • Wale, males.* . ' ROMs
tiff for the £229 wrongfully demanded, and £250 4" er " - ' e es'ase ' killed with a spike used in the pit. The hind legs of t appy. lit net er a o nor pen
eel is b ' • of WOG mg' . y ' ...B ..• -itmwiliatesairo
great d chadreu. 0 ~y %.1 OW . Vett T. 1014 iia.,.a.” - .
arta =ages fur the illegal seizure.
The Deputy-Coroner informed the jury that in the hone were cut away, and portions of the Anhui to gessii, 4. Birmiu9l.uut. "Had I some road el , iiisir I,,,nsne, ',noosing. *eery no . se.*
'eve accordance with their request he had applied to the hail beta divided amongst therm as though they in- the outtm mute, wharves. what / might Moe been new „iiiis, mil tio,isioci is pushed. the *id. now ra,a,,,
e Secretary of State, the result being the presentation of tended to eat the flesh, but there were no indications e swiss telt,"-W. a.. Wed Psfross. e,,i,,1; emi ell"ilis .fueimicao aetire eee4:ls3,rer•
carntu alio Naou. an order for the accuseil's production before them on that any had been eaten. On proceeding &holt twenty '
:he Maim's, UN Itemine a ail
- - her delivery from the Houle of Detention into the V*"
d further they found the body of • boy named Imi hos MS mad.wters boatelta.bMee. •,,, ..-.1
Taylor, also naked and dead, and near him was the ripHE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.-
custody of the police.
hind leg of a horse, which lie had concealed under a i_ Tlf FR A PION as generally adopted in the French . Inlitint out rm.. sigstimp
THE CHANNEL EU= AT Kmiec vt.L.-We are in- Mr Inssector Stokes 8 division then brought int the
Med for the followiag to the Orbit. p Herald :-" On prim:ter frOnn a is'rivate 'rooms, and 'a
seat waa provided skip wad for loading coals into the wagons in the pit. niospitals by •Toliert,' }Oaten, Eicord, Culerier, Piorrf, Whieh brood IYXI genera- le disteMpeO' dlPsildifillsEEleb
olay morning intelligence reached this place that for her in such • position as to shield her as much as The clothes of the
.men were laid. on the pit Boer, as e„,l omer oembditiee. of tap Frooa, Imlay, tu a es, menmema organ. into their nesend nelsons, and
though they were going to net. M hat is more remark-
yen veseels of the Chanuel Floet now cruising on possible from the public ease. remarkably short time, often two or three days only newt eeestb-. strength, end eheerrotoom to the sick
able, is, that one of the men was found to have dread-
s coast had left Leith, and that their next port of The Deputy• Coroner informed the accused that Me without the slightest discomfort, inconvenience, or risk: weak, and nervous ; not only do they MPG the daily
folly mutilated himself on the lower parts of his
'on waa Kirkwall. On Monday morning intelli- was present on this occaseion for her own benefit. She remove,' aii diechargea from the IlineOnll membrane, complaints of even•body, but also those formidable and
reoeivesi tins! the vessels were tacking about would hear the evidence, and if any iucorrect statement Person' whether of the uniary or other Organs. This remedy dangerous disomeithat have baffled the most skilful of
okerness and the south end of the island of were wade by either of the witnautes, she would either fintochan DEATH or A flints-A FOOLISH Via- so coototesoly sonsessing end soperambeg everything the mem& promesion.
nests-On Noniay afternoon an inquest was held, near
ed were moving down towards Kirkwall, toy herself or solicitor be able to refute them, or he (the hitherto employed, combine,. all the desiderata to be Price la. lid. ;or by poet Is. 4d.
e westerly, nearly right ahead ; lent, aa Deputy-Coroner) would esk any question else might Barnsley, on the body of Sophia Field, a girl just turned sought in a medicine of the kind, for not only can the „ 2s. Q. .„. 3s. 2d.
wising alao against them, it was thought think necessary, thirteen years of age, whom body was found on the psttent carry it looeely in his pochet,. hut ail appear- „ 4s. CA. • ss. 2d.
re
sr iu some of the bays outeide till the Henry Letheby, Professisr of (sheinistry, said that on previous day in the canal. rt appeared that the girl ante, taste, and muff a medicine are entirely obviated. „ 11. s. Od. • lls 6d.
ived with her grandmother. The girl started about se •
r, they kept moving on, led by the Friday last lie received from Mr. fiutherin and Mr. I In packets, 4s. fid„ Ils, and 33a, through all respen-
five o'clock, and was seen by a young comma, named DR. BUCHAN'S
Smart's flagship, and it wee surpri• Skinnier • paroel contending a imreclain ilieh, in which able Medicine Teodoro, or sent direct from the estele-
m acquainted with the rapid cross was the stomach of a child : also • jelly pot containing Gotthard, going in the direction of that part of the lishment, on receipt, of stamps or post-office order. The 17 egrtablt <Skin Ointment.
cenal where the holy was found. Nothing more was
Matisse' of these narrow channels the intestines of • child. The stomach was unopened. Ile. size contaius three at 4s, MI and those at 335. four .
seen of her till the body WAS found the next elternoon. Thin is the only Ointment oeli diseoverai that mine
a were managed. They moved Ile, found on eAslisinal ion of the contents two ounce* of of the Ils.
The Coroner said there was no evidence to show bow he most inveterate no matter of bow
• a-ay, and by half-past 12 the 'cruel-like subetance, bat no apiearance of food. Tho The stamp to imitate ahich is felony, bears the word with ease
.t i , ,
neaeryir.
.ring
she came by her death, end, if she committed "Theriapion " in white letters, by order of Hen long standiug. Its effects are n. , w r
Tlhegi
I Carnese Point, in Kirkwall stomach was healthy. The matter was subjected to
.ards she wee followed by chemical test for mineral or metallic poison. He found suicide, she was of that age in which she meld not MAJENTT's l'ioN. 6)11111610.NRS, who thereby secure as at. does natant relief f5l the
irte tSi be Tag 1 y
be held responsible. The jury, notwithstanding the the proprietor against infrigement throughout the thousands who balm used t .
to the right or north side • trace of mecolic acid and morphia, both of which d'l
remarks of the coroner, retunied • verdict of " Felts. (HUTMENT IN THE WORLD. The Inspneters are as y
emu tide, running at the exist iu laudenum. He then examined the int:Mines. United Kingdom and the Coluniou.
de-se." The poor child was buried the same night receiving numenms testinionionle from persons of the
• now stet in, the wind They were cut open from one end to the other. They g to the
without any ceremony. 'lle sad case, and the verdict highest respectability and standing,
the other five yeesels showed no trace of disease. They were carefully tented
of the jury, has canned no little excitement iu the pA S
IN IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUM- rapidity with which cures are peregrine:ft its use.
Ind hatwee 7 and 10 for poison, but lie discs:venal no metallic poison, but, tried numerous
neighbourhood. BAG(1. GOUT, B.HistiIIATISAI, DISEASE Many had suffered for Veers-had .
'oads, and anchored as before, meotilic acid and morphia, from which he
c LW DE would-le.remedice,- and derpeired of ever finding rehef,
ve. The weatlier concluded that opium wiu maim inn the boly. Ile R.LILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANcI.-Ilailw•y accidents OF THE KIDNUN EIMILIM.EIt. 4. •
ach 1 af 'n this celebralea Ointment for a few
frequent thick, could not say the quantity that had bent in the stonsach. I are not frequent in France. A serious one, however, ROOS' RENAL PIL correct acidity of the
_iii,teemr .
dhd "re
ks lister: "I:e! at onoo reamed' to their long-lose
.ne on in the There was, however, mfficient to kill • child of four is snnonnixd to have occurred at La Ileole, ins the end indigestion, promote the fuuctions of the l _
0. . _
.
d w e b 'lt • a most INV aLUABLE REMEDY
sing between years uf age. On the Saturday a piece of liver end onie Bordelsis. It was calmed by the collision of two trains. kidoeys, thereby preventing stone in the Medd sawn. Ineealt
(*kind:if gores skin cru tions ; and no family or
i boils with blood were Presented to him bY Mr. Skinner, hut after The information as yet received states that tlie engineers kidneys, with many other inerious itionlees to ,;ar fr al
I .I°l be IS'itimint • eperteis quantity
aanonificent a cor.:ful exennivation, 111111 having found the and hreusen of cinch traiu, together with 20 travellers, these important organi are subject. List
leasneu'ilwto be pers°° 'l'° 't
. . d b I's Ointment over any
was tired constituents of opium ins the stomach, he was of optujon were wounded, but not daugerons!y. The two tomino. newt, peevishness, and complaints long smenese The a.. van nee nosSesseoot e
cbset'lu the surface of a
anchor. that . loath •••a Ulu rodull ..! °Owls . *i.,-. ..,4 I.lshiL ...menus werc shattered to pieces, The ne: rout, often arise sokdy froin contannution of tlir •thers is, that it will P
of matter • but it will first bring
The By the Jury :It woe not usnal in such cues to find prefect of the determent, on Icing acquainted with blood with 'attain impurities which should have loam wound leavine it full d 4
.11
' heal without breaking
• ' th • liver and blool, unless taken in very large with the accident, immediately proceeded to the scene of
opium in s starriest off by the kidneys s several unsightly eruptions . all to the surface, au n y.
O• t • the
of the. thl° see Ir•s• deo arme from the mole eau•a• and out again. 'llse Pills should aid the 'litmus in
quantities. The opium must have been administered tine disaster.
MOSSO BOILER Exremstove.----The constant lose of ' sway " LS mead,' removed by. time Pills. whiell in 19 following cases, namely :-
recently. Swelled Glands
Mr. Sutherin then gase his °Pillion in full agreement life from the esplosiou of steam -boilers owing to diatom marvelloue les
cases out of 20 cure with a rapislittabuost r
... ;Pi Bunions
Chilblains Lumbago
with Dr. Letheby, that the administration of opium waa live construction or careless' and inefficient manage- ' Is. ltd.. 2e.• 9d-s 41. 6do lie, end 444' Per °° . tureeffb I Bode
the cause of death. Intent becomes every day more serious, and requires all C wmists. Bruises Frost Bites Rheumatism
By the Jury: Threesquertors of a drachm of opium that some effectual means should be adopted to put a "1 heve taken par Pills and always derivenmeffi ; Excoriations Scald' Scalds
benefit from them. -W. W. H., Queen's Cbileireeettm• . Blotches on the Cuts Whitlow
mid be quite sufficient to 'narcotise the mother inn the stop to thou frightful occurrences, or at least to guard I
ein which she waa found. The yountest child had against their increasing repetition. We have this isrnitre• "1 heve teken your Ite??.1 Pills with theinost : Face Bites Sore Nipples
svidently been nercotieed. wsek the painful duty of recording two terrible acel- happy remdts."-B. if., Cork. Your Renal Pubs did L'lmm Sting. Sore throats
dosimeter Stokes. repeated his former evidence at, dents of this nature. The find took place on the Les more geed thee anYthing•e-M• ..r. l'urefell• . Iting•worms scrofula Sore Heads
Sold by Davis and Son, end Freud, Derchester , . Sure Heade, Eyes, King s Evi Rash
ag the ssecoseil in the St. Pancras Infirmary, and London and North-Western Railway, about four unites
Brand, Harrold, sod Tuck, From.; Leggct, Wareham : and Lips Bad Legs Tumours
ntly removed her to the pollee court. IN aim from Rugby, on Thursday night. A powerful locomo-
Bailing, Groves., Weymoutb ; Cornish auil Lewin, 17, Hajdnew Bad Breasts Old and deep-
paper which was found in a box. apparently five engine lutt taken down the Isiah mail train from
' ' t I owever, read London to Rugby. where a mutely of water was given WhiPPWetreet, "sae". 5. Ueliee-elseee. liseeleffi, It Chapped Banda Concentrated seated Ulcer'.
r assistance ; it was no , I
to the boilers. The train then tiros:ceded for four Itiolimaad-strect, Plcutoeth,s_ Cole, Bookseller, Miff*. L'hafol and this- and Stiff Joints Wounds
cumbe-street, StonehiStise ; Rowe, Chemist, and Jeffery red Feet Fistulas Worms
Coroner then Nu:tuned up.and defined the miles down the Trent Valley line, when the engine
and Co , Chemists, Der rt ; Cole, Bookseller, Ali "
' Corns Gout Itch, to
en murder and inandaughter. The evi- exploded, int! ictiiig frightful Dojutio• to the driver, •
halland-street, Bideford • Rene Bookseller, Fore-
,' Price, la. lid. per Pot; or, by Pod, Is. Bd.
I showed that three persons had had a Post-office clerk, and fiercest pmeengers, caused by the
strs„, stdutooth; is -' -co mioto.to Parade
imrder &ma. .. h „ 2a. 9d. fe.
dministmed, and • fourth person had sudden stoppage eud break down of the train. An -""
Torquay ; Pearce, Chemiet, Fere-street, Badman ; Mu- I r. 119
4 of the jury now was to consider inintenee destruction of property also took place- the
tin. Chemist, Truro i Blew, Chemist, Proctor, Cheinistml - DR. BUCHAN'S • •
linty attached to the person who engine and boiler, with everything belonging to the ,
Penzance • Herta, Chemist, Southostreet, St. Austie ; '
opinion was, although there was atnicture, were broken into thousand's of pieces. „emu. 6bemi.. st. Do,„ mit_ and ca. chani......_ eronentrrarrt rtirdabb Usenet,
ins the ease, that the act ap- The noise of the explosion was distinctly beard 's'''',. Neon , ReaLl mel,i,„, itrii'ne P.,,, ~...:::..
Th.
.o .
ra.,o
ro f-;.:
restores
the
wasted
sod
litation. and he could see but both at It•ieby annd Nuneaton, and eugines, marshy, digli.mteet. and ai1,,.... in...-7r-,..,--„,,„-,7_, . T 1 is i . vigo .It g Pliel if
.... i inpaired ?unctions and powers of I e, when exhausted
would, however. leave them with assintance, were spontily sent front both
40, Oaford-stroet, Southampton ; Cory, Chemiat, Neve by eMourit iu lest climates, and esteems of various
;dame. The driver and stoker were found ut the
tort, Dixon, Chemist, Hyde ;,-Wimmion Bookseller, kind), I, u •lit en in early youth, maturity,: and old
'Miter, of Brewer-street, bottom of the embankment, deceitfully scalded, and kinewood ; Battman, 3, Camden-alley, Po'rtsea • brew a, Itrukt a cortein cute for indigution, lowness of
t the jury, produced as the stoker was so greatly injured that it is stated he mitt and Co., Chemists, High-street, Perts;nouth; ' spi.ie:its Inv seinen .riaaie, manna, neuralgia, sciatica, tie
' that he knew the ac. died at a village to which lie had been taken. The Hulbert, Church-street, Basisealithe • lidgent, elteiniat, 401 ' - 'dlr./Die Ourvong sehility, and premature
'sr about mix or eight Post-office clerk was dashed with exceeding violence wineneeter ; Dyson. chemist. Ando
s ver, and et lost d •reuz'reii .1 sins irritation and inflamma-
-1/4 (engineers' slops), from one end to the other of the Post-oSce carrier one agent in almost every Own ; but should difficulty tion y,
with tijir *dangerous consequences, de-
rision's' not quite Ab in which he was, and lie was renewed along with t e occur, enclose the amount by poet-office order et others _4*. ~„1, „ grams, stone. etc , donde and spas-
He paid her for engine-driver to the Royal lioapital at Birmingham, wise to 25, Bedford-place, Bloomsbury-Bmm*, London, irTi 1. . • i t it;. I , teate weakness
alc sae:lure, en argetisvu o • .o• , ,
-111 for 4s. each. where they lie in a hnekes ntate. Medical assistance sod they will be sent seennalymacked per return. of the Molder retention an•l non reteuttos, teltenine
, end directed quickly arrived from Rugby, when it was found NOTICE is CAUTION--,De. De Sem Mai We • ' tli f I la' La The pro-
of the kidneys an u ewe • e 011155 10 .
•if lie would that four or five pusengers were more or lees komm.rierarged mum& mon mu gAva .......ii, edam.
rties of tl..is 'inealuable remedy nooses the power of
.d give her injured. mune of whom were taken to Binniughnm, tise-s-lis „odidom , aid a ihm .wo iiv-tWou huh,.
ip•enrichiug. increasing, aud purifsing each- particular
I while others' returned to London by the mail train. The hem of me rime, be enamor nwo
kis i°°kg' "ger' vital difid, rendering them prolific, eu SA to enmy health
she jury, second accident happened on the premises of Messrs. hemmers, eo., woe forge feefufio= So 01 a. gAei",,,... il vi our.
ishi in Shrubbs. Lelia-rubber webbing manufacturers, nu swim era* inebsers ',wad guard
....... anni'hea the nervous a te be limed, from
mi m ooteen Te
sollud Holton. While semen of the workpeople were waiting reetwessoidation 41 the nellsth sw ether . es 'HP'
es. Calibes so slight that the mind min soireeln give ere- i
arimittanee on Thursday morning in tine boiler-house gaud wisdom soSs thwe obkija 0
""" d • to the truth, (which, however, farces Buell to
its the boiler exploded, whereby six of the number were irenswas gismos weeds .. WALTja Dirredihirtipalli "°°°
view by languor listlessness, dimarbed sleep, Me.) the t
ti seriously scalded and otherwise injured, and one young waited Si abed laden IS ihd 'ffiwineseini Mow, • • et
roe at I manses visible
Strengthening nee acts ones n a
man to so fearful an extent that he expired six hours mesient „Aka *wow;
to the most careless observer, aud when the eonstitu-
after his admission to St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
-- - --- -- - tion may be said to be on the eve of decay, witen the
- ---- - -
senses become blunted, und nature seems ho call for the
DO YOU WANT ISUXURIANT debt all mankind must camel. the Streagthening
WHISKERS, mouirtitcHlus, man Alla
__. Fasence delays the rayment, and the fresh- Vizi= inn.
cen era l Neb3o. BROWS? Of the numerouseePerethee. int'adl"' parted '
gives a .
-for the HAIR, none have nisi Mined such Coleheity Bo NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
-m-_____ EMILIE DEAN'S CRINILENE, which in guaranteed
, In abort, it would be superfluous to mention its
New Arronegv Gioartai..-Sir William to Produce W__,lsitheees_to ,__lieweleellieesa.........„
.__en.,dll4ebele..._......tere .02! adopters as • tonic, stimulant, alterative,• reviving,
who Inas hem appointed Attorney-General, is few weeks ; ewe wm "''' '''""' °m``''''"liilif""'"'''..° active, and strengthening agent. It iss also a
the late Rev. William Atherton, a distin- nourishing, curling and bontifying.the . ehnekang NEVER-FAILING REMEDY 1
ter of the Wesleyan Ilettiodiet Connection, IleYeese in all iks Magee, ses*Mfthen w b_seie._s_meli_ for loss of appetite, inward woatings, trembling or &air-
time president of the Psonference. Sir sresenting Its falling off. LI tM " beer"! ing of the hands, muscular and nervous maladies, gout .
solicitor o„erm. ant receisim knight. Madness, from whatever Malls and at witailiver no, ONsi rheunietism, and many other diseases orig Mating in the .
%Con of Sir Henry Keating to a pulsne TUIAL will prove ita astonishing power. laths nurser,
_,.... heart, lungs, and nerves, etc. It is a dierene and
'mart of Common Pleas. He I:as for It 4 tedisPeemble. terming taw 1-mis el 4 billatifil h."*. laxative, and acts most povrerfully on the internal
emoted the city of Durhem. of hair. Price 2s. par bottle ; lair bottles, contsining mucous membrane of the bowels, windPiPet_ etas.
more than four times the small ones, sa. each. Sold by - • ad I 1 d b II tl I "NATURAL
s BUILDING TRADE.-There has being now es ge y • le so •
Chemist in Um world or sent post flue on receipt
to the firms who have declared eserY - ' STRENGTHENER" OF THE HUMAN FRAME..
f 24 penny stamps, by Mimes Dees and Coorn.Ll stMing fear times
hour system. Several of the mem mutant., A.., in, cysti....tinst. Nimussigs„.. Per 13ottk, 4s. 6d.. Its., or one eat
shments still refuse to adopt Lender mr. ' that quantity. :Lis. . .
•sue for the present the old Exams' rum Lernius.-" In one fortnight I have "BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES,"
mon* and bricklayers have • beautiful moustacine."--11. Adams, Wiliden. "1 cart With Life ut the Doctor, and Likeliest from Medallion
7by several firms whom now boast of • head of hair which nnany cannot : I win at Westunneter Abbey, containing his valuable Advice
• course of the week a was uite bald on Ithe mown el my bead,when I begar to apothem • most important to l'rinsipsels of Public
-mi. As a b'"iv, l'°°- -q'
" W B " B to he highly • Charitable institutions Private Seminaries, and Patient.
usung it. - . . very enta Mer pros ,
i the bricklayers are it." Jones, Chemist, 5, Paradiuseatreet,..Lmerpool. in General. 'To whicl; Ls added. • lid d DiataanS,
s. At the present " HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE Symptoms, and Remedies for Self-Treatment. Issued
les fewe,_r the" °sue HAIR," Whiskers, ire with Testimonials, List of
~ gratuitously on applicetion, or mut. pastime, on receipt
''''r sys'em un••• Agent's/A.. sent post free for four penny-datum. of one matage Stamp, froun BUCHAN alai Co's Ware-
house, `ht Nowniiinotreet, Oxfordstreet, London, W.
- Prepare'd and sold by BUCHAN arid Co., (Sole Mo.
feud for the EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. New-
held at the . . nekton and Patentees). at their Wareb"..essi ggi
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mau-atreet, Oxford•streit, Lonalob, IS „ where all
Lice of the
For two stamps solemn may nroid Mao. ekrinonen, uacr,,, ord nd Post-Office Orden are to be sent.
Inca pre- Ors, a
gentleaen of
furls"' ruPinre-ratrinil gnurS4' aNsh °her 'Medicines and Pamphlets, forwarded by l'ost or Rail, or
..b„y_11,...r. orindters, who se fa their &oohs fur nothing, estlisk lying ~te.
.1. ta on parts, on momm a lettere enehmtng
- '"""' te* ip,,,, ids which they write thentseires, fictitious terrains • ''' 11°' ' , •-i-cote:
•iunt to cover mammy (..- . ..
-en.
frt. m Journals seilich do not exist, profeu to cure diseases,
".1 i. B.- Poet-Office Orders to be tuade payable to Wil-
of wail instrumnits instead of medicines, seku4i they sfpk
lism Buchan and Co., Money -Order Offid, 34, Charles-
'it " American treatment," sled other abserdities as creel
street, Middlesex Hospital, London.
I WS they ore deceptive.
Sold by all Cheutklit, Druggists. and l'arent Medicine
a, ithysician mauy years eihresiVely engaged in the Veudors in the World. '
treatment of debility, and the v.seiinus molts' aod AoLtsp, ; Leudoo, Barclay, 75, Farringdon.street ;
'avows affections moulting therefno, rendered free on D.trammer, J. r rood , Kingabrid,„... 1.,. E. .
tilt of two penny %Limps, to I,.."PaY Pastage• a stoncooo, ; Lywe Regis, E. Thornren s Lotto.,
Mita containing Isis highly sucoessful land sent). safe p.- - wootk, . Poole, J. J. Ens .. vieymnetb.
'lent, with sell the necessary preacriptiousand direc- T, -Besting ; Westbury, li. Taylor ; Lantronan k Co,
v which 'efferent may cure theineelves at willing smermle-street, Sherborne ; It. E. Farrah!, chemist,
ddrees Mr Lawes, Medical Ihublieher. 14. flaud mighemeet, Southampton : Mr. E. S. Knight, chemist,
'Henn, laMdon. . Bndport, Mr. John Barnett, Bookseller, Shaftesbury i
. III% J. Freud, Lbeutiat, and Meant. It. end J. Darns,
V THYSELF!..veO,IO.,., Chains* Dom-heater ; and Mr. J. W. Glyde, Therms-
,ii tar, MKEIE CO ?ELIA, WO °outlast Chemist, Blandford
A and neefal delineations -of character AGENTS WANTED.
r:ting of individuals, II •la style peen
- _ . __-
Twee desirous al, knimiag their own
hoop of ems fr.;lllrlv, eltrosid send . • DR. KAHN ON MARRIAGK A ffliw
a FORTY-
AND ENTIRELY Rit-WRITTEX EDITION ITa .
stating ma, &gnaw, opposed age,
nny
,stanius. end addreesed nirris) or THIK CELEBRATED TREAYDNI o sne
•r:;:aLLE, 99,-Misffie St., -Lcindon, "PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE" with Dew
•va a- 10114thtnlid deist/ of the islatess AL la wow ready.
emeound »-
Imo,. h0.,,u; the.wt.iten with. This work, the result of twenty yeartifsl ii---
_to. to
sr ~,,,,,,weeted aud nem, search and succeinful practice, is to enable emnisf 0
.4y i'14,11; of ,-.2-.. The understand the structure and funotioes ef Ms.,
_ollFallbll
dl the Theme&
n value epd emimenerg. concerned:in the fultilineut .
„isms fremioilurx
t mu... id tte of the Illoried : land tbe aa,,,aaam,,,..
7,lfr-e1:44,,,,,,.. 5 mama • 1110, pilialliat enneemeary miesprehentiden from
Idle IMA.Mtopuld min. ludinu:dolfears, sod to indicate, wheomettheneme- fears/ are
r ..,,LemenTet kw, mad familia. the mei," of '1",°"1E0 ea ._.-
.:deg. ."'ea, , mor b. • not crowded with tbe technic.. et elnisme_fnr._
- • • feeeieesal: Looks, Dor deal A warn the
on sent go (-q.t. , , , ,
Itlttifte, lipid**, I WHlCll.o4lllllwlerilea am 40-ailinest ..ppimgar,,,=re',..
',is thee to;i1 - thcitutticet•
nt.tharseter ' Prised/us Shilline. free hy poet Ice IR oils'. melcd,
e 4 row • aarappe ler SO Libidl.4l : either Mona Mae PublObsr. J
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. di., , Awn,. 90, nimrvock Lone ; or, frosh.ille team:
to b. addlecs,. 11, Huirsysareet, Covelagmhzaszy
rnia,, where be nay be coneelted either
tam
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lett@ r .
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