The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-22 00:00:00

flaiscrllantous.

There are 10,000 tailors, men end women, out of em•
plosinent at the present tinie in New York.
Dr. Willi tin Stokes is appointed her Majesty's phy-
eicirm in Ireland, in the room of the late Sir Henry

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Mardi.
The report which has been circulated in several news.
papers that Mr. Justice lialiburton proposed to publish
a work on the thsnge demonstration in Canada during
the Prince of Wales's visit, is without foundation.
A project will he submitted to the French Corps
Legislatif (according to the Putrie) transferring the
Bourse property to the State.
Some ,)1 the nailer 4 on wilco in South Stoffordsliire
have destroyed the bellow', Of men who refund to join

them.
01,turhanees are said to have occurred on board her
Majesty's ships thion and Caisar, at Corfu.
A society has been formed in Loudon for organizing
a ',lan for reading the Scriptures aloud in the open air
11u-telolima the no Toro and suburbs.
The Cii,vetsity at Cracow is closed, as the Polish
youth refuse to attend until lectures are delivered in

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the vernacular.
Nut fewer than 1415 homicides were committed in
Spain in the year IWO.
The Eighth Annual Exhibition of the Photographic
Society was opened to the public on Monday at the
gallery of the &Moly of Painters in Water Colours,
Pall.mall East.
The project of converting the Tipperary Militia into
a Brigade of the Royal Artillery isu been definitively
abandoned.
Two or three rifled cannon have been shipped from
Liverpool for Cher'moon.
An Englishman, of the Protestant persuasion, who
recently died hi the Beaugon Hospital, Paris, was not
allowed to remaive the usual religious oases from the
Rev. Mr. Forte.. an English clergyman.
A lirge American ship, with no white ports, deserted,
and with only her mainmast sad bowsprit standing, was
towed into Plynionth Sound on Saturday week,
haying been picked up by sow &illy pilots at the chop*
of the Channel.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has received an official in•
timation from the Earl of Carlisle that it is not the
intention of Government to abolish the viceroyalty.
The Hanoi, of Chandos, chairman of the London
and North Western Railway Canispiuy, tendered his
resignation on Saturday. Ile is succeeded by Rear-
Admind Moorsoin.
The members; for Birmingham, Mr. Scholefield and
Mr. Bright, ate invited to meet their constituents in the
Townhall, Birmingham, on the evening of Tuesday, the
21 i init.
Ihe death of William II Myst , the celebrated
cricketer, and mie of the brit bowlers that England IMO
ever produced, is announced. Ilillyer was forty-seven
years of age.
At an infioential meeting held at Glasgow it few days
ago resolutions were ultimately pawed in favour of
requeitiug the Government to step in and lenml to the
volunteer force "a continnoui national support of •
substantial and liberal character,"
Major-General Eyre, constuanding the forces in the
d'hatliam district, hai hatted • memorandum to the
troops under his command inviting them to contribute
towards relieving the great amennit of distress which
now exists throu4hoot the country.
A scheme is in contemplation by which half-pay cap-
tains may he benefited. ;The noon feature seems to be
that the recruiting department, which is now managed
by officers taken from their regiments, shall he confided
to half•mtv maptains.
Sgnor Gallessga, the Times enrregpondelit at Rome,
is said to have been again compelled to leave the
city.
The heavy falls of snow in the mountains of Grasse,
department of the Var, have brought • number of wolves
down to the neighbouring villages, where they ravage
the flocks.
The number of high commands in the Austrian army
in Venetia is being dinsini.hed, it gems. This measure
is said to originate ins desire to lessen expense, and at
the same time give greater freedom of action to the
Commander-in-Chief.
Messer. John and Ceorge Rennie, the engineers, who
in 1849, effected a composition with their creditors of
8.. in the pound, are now honourably liquidating the
balanme in full.
The Palmetto flag is described as follows :—" Fifteen
white stars on mai ine blue ground, the centre star to be
the larger one ; a white palmetto tree and c•escent on
the upper right-hied corner; and the corner spices, in.
eluding the ground on which the palmetto and crescent
are placed, to be of red."
The Irecay el Efflorescence of the stonework of the
House of Parliament is not, it would appear, confined
to the exterior of the building, but is showing itself in
the roof aed stonework ornamentation of St. Stephen's
Hall, arising, it is believed, from the destructive
ialluence of the gas.
The Drevkit Journal amuse* its readers with a story
of the concession by Italy to England of s Sicilian port,
Syracuse. The arrangements, it says, have been made
at Turin by Sir J 4111014 Hudson.
The Beehive Mills, Anceati, Manchester. have been
destroyed by lire. The damage done by the ire is cone
puted at £,20,000. an sme Imes, rendered still more
pitiable by the fact that 400 people are temporarily
thrown out of employment by the disaster.
A Concordat bad twin nignml at Rome between the
Papal See anml the Republic of Hayti. The ratification
haviiii. been exchanged, tlie &cement has just been
pronolatemi in the offlcial journal I.f the island.
The Saturday IN rifle and two or three other weekly
newspapers were seized in France last week. It
illereflDlT appears thst time "free circulation" which
M. Pensigity professes to accord to foreige journals is
not absolute.
The New Prussian edrette says the French enny in
Syria will be increased by a portion of the Frenels troop.
rctiarning f China ; and that in spite of England,
the French will not have Syria in Jl.mrcis.
The Mum-heater E.rim,imiiicc has reason to believe that
the time iimpminted for the Fr..llCll Treaty to cousin into
full pera ion will be considerably anticipated, and that
in the course of • few weeks the Emperor will make
known hi. determination to give immediate effect to
its stipulations.
The late Census in the Swiss Centon of Bile (country)
tusk's known the eximitenee of a family, anisposed of.
father,•mother, end stineken children. Ni. eldest, of
whom is twenty.three, all robust and healthy.
Mr. Ralph El ..1111 .111. the Inst mievmor of the men who
took pert in the hattle of Bunker Hill, in 1755, died.
oti the 28111 of Iseceinber host, at hi* Whes residence, in
Acton (Maine), at the age if upwards of 104 yeirs. He
was in ao.ton when the Prince of Wales was there, and
saw his royal highness, and hail some conversation wimh
the Duke of Newcastle. Ile wrote WM* autographs the
day berme he diem! in • very god hand. "I inspect."
says • Roston cosreapondent. " that hia recent tour
hesitatel hia end. for not only did it cause • chugs
in Isis modes of life. hut he was disappointed in its
results, as be received neither so much money nor so
much notice as ha wns told would fall to lois immt."
In Belgiutr. • subscription has been opened for the
relief of tie aufferers from inundations in Holland. The
Dutch consul-general at Autwenm, in a litter to (Is
Belgian journals, states that miniatence is greatly seeded,
itinonuch as thousands of unfortunate creatures in
different provinces have had their houses swlit away
or Mewled by the waters. and are now wandering on
the dykes without a roof to shelter them, and surferieg
mireadfidly fnmin cold and hunger. Tlie Dutch joul-nala
are filled with reports of the ravages caused by in-
undations.

66. QurrN Seen. Lovnott. 2:lrd Angust, DCA.—
Mesarth It. Wwtherspoott and Co.,
(lasgow. —Demi Sir,., - I have, an requested,
eo.,zed the Royal letundry, with reference to the advt.i.
g‘einunt of the Nottingham firm, who state that their
&melt lota been used for many years in the Roy.l
Laundry, •nd have been assured by Mr. Thoruwtti, the
sui,eiotendeitt, that none but yourselves have any right
io.ite that they aupply starch to Her Majesty's
Laundry, as no other state). in there used, nor has been
too•d for atone years, hut the (fennel,' Patent Sta,ll.—l
have been hlriller anure.l that your starch continue.. to
gke complete sati.fattion, and that though trial hav
been mate of samples of various starches, none of them
hive been found nearly equal. in quality to the Winfield.
-..1 an, dem pint YOST ~WM liscnot. Ws. &roc.

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HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND LONG LIPI
Arc within the r. melt of all. Every one may be biasw
Physician, by the use et
It . 811 CIIA N 'S VEGETABLE
DO4E:111C MEDICINES, prepared flout the
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.t 1 College Phyaicians, &a, Ic. They are entire I
inio,cent, and turea us daily mada
Melt atirliaits belief. Their efficacy liu been proved
caa.a, at te•iteil before, and signed by the pre
:4.1)114 Alterman at Guildhall, within the juriedistioa
Tito Hon. the LORD MAYOR of LONDON,
idao I. Ire the Magistrates sitting in, and for a.
I ii 4 Smrey, lie., Le., it the following
in. Nlarlborum.th Street, Weatm.n.ter, Worship
•••••,. ..t, Mow Street, They are iood by the wool
tel Micul Men in their private and I.o.pitol
ao ; atm by Clergymen and others, aloha., inlet
;wen their 11111111.14, to certify to the Piddle at te
tln reliability uf tune reininliea

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The process of coating the pills with sugar has coo-
pelied the Proprietors to take out Letters Patent of
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oimplishing them from all others. They are pleasant
to the taste, and may be taken by the most delicate
or child, without fear of nausea or diatiouifort,
gliding down imperceptibly like a sugar plum.
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Our race it sulajoct to an overflow of vitiated bile
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Boils Chilblains Lumbago
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Ulcers Stings Sore Throats
Mpg , worms Scrofula Sore Heeds
Sure Heads, Eyes, King's Evil Rash
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feted Feet Fistulas Worms
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Photographic 111m.tratiuns,
SKIN DISEASEg cud THEIR REMEDIES
By ROBERT J. JORDAN,
Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians,FAlinburgh
!fruitier of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, ke,
Containing the modern treatment (as adopted at the
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WHEN you ask for Gazirtgau &num
see that you get it, as iabstior kiada are eismi
substituted.

FoRDIIIIT AND FlAUD.—Vaderstaading that there
present as attempt Win/ wads by tont! unpriaraplod
parties in our city to deceive the pubhe with so Warier
Stsreb, wade up in packets 41044 rseembling the
OLENPIKLDtrYARCH, we CODANINT it our duty W
warn our lair readers to as aorlal whoa parabola' to
wo that the word "Otatinitta." sad thp makeep agog
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