The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

PROUD'S TONIC PILLS

A" justly celebrated for the disorders luci-
d...l ,r) YounitF males is the early and middle
at.,.-. el life. They rasters regularity, sad impart
health and ~our.
Prepared only by t.. 7. EVAara, Chaasiaa, Daychiskr.
Sold la Bose. at 1.. lid. rash.

farEVANS (successor to Mr. FrOud)
Cucuta', Dorobastar.
MUSTY AN'S PURR TR 1 is RIORT-VENOR per
lb. CHIMPS& as lb. DUTY 6 RILDUCHD.
CHENUIN PAI ITTB —2 oz. to Llb are Aped
Arnaileassa'n
LONDON.
(INPUT/ 4T. rPnRrRRq nir Tian PrRIS PA

FRAUD'S
REMEDY FOR THE ITCH

WITHOUT THE LEAST SNELL,
A CEFtTAIN CURE TN A FEW DAYS.
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Frit IS irritating, troublesome, and exoesdingly
itifeetems Simmo, se ohm the nouns of the
greatest annoy sore to individnahaod to whole Familiee,
met he ininiedia•ely relieved, end eared hy a No appli•
eati,os of 'he above named 'eyelash's remedy. In
*very cue an early appliom too is very deeirahle, ?intim
looser it is delayed the more virulent becomes thy erste.
tin. and in many masa the persent Proprietor, A. J.
YVANI, ham seen • whole neighbourhood 'fleeted by the
'neg. bee of ann.. one f•mily in it, to ttoir refusing to
herev.• it possible that they bad really Itch amongst
them.

M•ny howirels of Te.titeookbe might he given. not
apploestion howevvr prove the above areons.
&Li in ilove lid. each.
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F.antly P. kguss, Containing 10 'Bows net eggrispo
pi, to &tot op thrOOtiloOt AO Endow, as gossip
of l'o-t-ollSor radar for 10.. 6d.

Pr, e.t.a hr A. J. F.V 410-1, Chemist, Dereheeter.
E A LTH. DOMESTIU And PERSONAL
11 PURITY, seeerrei hy missend or monk Oxygen,
conteleod ii. CONDY'S P A IiNT OZONIZB.
Water for the Beth sad Toi at and ..tber watery
preparations._

Sold by all lint-ciass clumuie64.
che.6.l Works. RoAer...6. R. W.

THE TRtIIHI THE WHOLE TRUTH!! AND
NOTHING RUT THE TRUTH I
BVANA'S
PeCT"R CL COVOR PILLS,
A ce,tain and it...ediste catee for Coughe, Golds,
A.tiima, Shortness of Breath.
TH ESK invaluable Pills afford instantaneous
relief and effeetuel cue. to mos. of the Aistreselne
symptom. lurid. tel in env .ffeetio. of the Lungs, whith
by eeale.c„ °lieu lead on to I,lammatioa, C,oorump-
tion, and other fatal Dienriero The following Testi.
Inotdals sre out WWI HONDII,DA which Wald be
rioted, showing their value and dB racy.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONIALS.
Fordiagtoe, Dorrib.i4e, Oet b-r 27th, 18141.
Ira.—For twenty ?wars I had suffered front • most
severe end distressing Cough. In the winter before lad,
I suffered more e. verely than ever. For sat months I
never kid down in hod. I *might all••tif r.pldly
stoking to the grave. My husband wan completoly
worn oat for want of rest. All I took in the way
of molkine wanef PO avail.
By (by Pr... Wino I wooed Tither asyj he was
per...pled to get a lint of your Cough Pills. The Int
bight I took ..te I found r. H..?. I eoughed but little
the w0.n.1, th. third still less, aad the fourth eight,
not at all: the first night'. net I ha" had for min
montlo. In a very -hart thee o•yeongh WIG ollsolately
cond. ad I ;mood thronsh last %UAW witboat say
Cough at ell.
TLia is a statement of steeple fasts Wits\ I beg you to
make me of in any way you think
Youse resort/Ir.
'Ramon AVG&
Dorsi oiler.
"For two er three years I inured oon.tio.tr trona
the matt eto6nt end dietwo-ing Cough. I wa• meow
ni• aded to In tone Pectoral Poach P. 11.—1 did ea, and
1,., &lovely found ; •wd loot onager, .bkh ,aaa a
very ..•et• raw. I did not suffer fr. to in, C nigh at all,
aild Ant nor.LtrfiClOY perfectly semi.
July 1100ffIff MA Y ANN ROLLS.
rim A CLZSGTWAN.
rr A poor p.rial,looer Of mine who is • very peel
owl mr. Win she cannot hes Without your Cough
hir
FIIOII AN EXPLoYiII.
" Your Couch POI. rri..•••l my Cough immediately.
• °in is oar r 4 my men whore Cough was like the
erve bArlitoll line pined* Ueda, to be•r illoold
Dose .4 4. et.
.141. onset hon. I can't
tsuroulkow than, eared oal one box."
Pmu l'ominstfan.
" ir*vt lq vt•lrretb oesetirfol. I Owed rrlirf
Instantly
o L... wadiwtoo. hultf ma to oatiosed addliala fro,nd L
"Ye 9,01 Pffia cured my Cough Innewilately."
MM. BEDFORD, Woodtiford.
Thee, dnlad Pllrff ww• set .nt the eow.i. as all
Pre A. -J.
,Eveme Bate Woad),
Chem
lb Iksi V 4, Is. 14 eal 1.8 4. gait.

DORCHMTER..

NBA Muesli bee been gestiously *era o arPrev's
of tb• (claiming appniatmmt : Wyse' Albert Booker.
req., to be Deputy Licuteitsot for the want, of.
Dorset.

Soo D. V. It —Another silty has been soared
in the sound of lb. daas shooting of tSo Donshantar
corps. Pnysto Godwin Aid them lad Fnday.
bold itt the awmpaoy Nader Mr. WoDorilli
I ael•alice of saw, with marked &Why. ow the
Farad' ground Da Friday armies. _

Omni Dittri.-04 Friday the wife of Mr. Beacom
Martin of Pbediagtos, died way suddenly. For • loss
time at bad been ill, and coder marlicel treatment, hut
was side to perform household duties Sha was that
morolug ironing, and when about to tots up a" heater"
she was esird with ;Doges sod vomited blood. Mr.
Marble, who wee at head, setered the basic and Need
her in his arms aisle was falling. In a few minates
abs died.
NSW APPLICATION or PUOTOGIAPSY.—WO have
seen roma, very Interesting sow:drains of a new applies-
tilos of the photograph, art. tbe invitation of Mr. Feeney,
of Dorebeseer. The specimens consist of two chins
Plats% 40 wit" Pb*lnllT•Phi• portraits have been
tr....hired, and as indelibly Iced la the willow pattern
In an ordinary plaits. The photographs are printed in
pigii•AL and MA be transferred to oriel, gloss
poreelaiii, and China, and the tasneferred picture being
fusible into the eubstaoce becomes part of it, me
'i4 may also be tesshrarred to stows, sad we
g"Lee seerrarhone specimen worked from the lithogrsphic
Coos Those sew apeikatiose of • most interesting
art are likely to be of hausease advantage in the artistic
erwootetstim of china, glans, km, and we should not
be ed if ma Photolithograph is the first step
towards the illeetrabsd daily se , whisk is one of
the wants el or Sias The In,eey has placed the
=I working net of Um mew is the bands of
of Clifton, who will. no doubt, immediately
show he great rasa—Wagers Doug Prow
Tee Ro 33333 OP PLATS AT FORDINOTOIL —On
W. dnwiday morning a young man named LIZ.
combs, who mid he belonged to Rowney. Hants, and
was a dealer in poultry, wild fowl, he., was brought up
before the Mayor (Dr. Aldridge), sad J. F. 'lodges,
Req.. on mapioica of being amaterned in the robharr of
Plate from Mr. J. Flayses. Fordiagtqb twa Friday.
He was on Mr. Haysee. premises the previous WM.
newl' ay inquiring If t.re were any fowls towel!, and he
loam, about hiss when going . at. He was In Dor.
chewer on Fnday, but west to Weymouth by the one
o'clock train. —P.a. Grant appretwoded him at Mts.
Rogere's tempersace lodging bow, Weymoeth, from
the description lamed by Sept Pommy, on Tuesday
night. The landlady sold Ise wee there at sloe
o'clock. on Friday night, and west to bed directly after.
—Me Mayor said there was nothing to implicate pri-
soner an divbarged him. —Laricombe said be should
be at Weymouth for the ant six months if he were
wanted a all.
Bogooolt Pierre Segeroirs, Monday—Before the
Worshipful the Mayor and R. Davis. Sal.—
William James Holloway was suramosed for unlaw-
fully absenting himself from his meeker, Mr.
Woolitoo's employ. Mr. Weston appeared to
procreate. Defendant, who was apprenticed for
lye years, bad beat in the employ of penman*, for
abooteight mouths. At the time he was bound he
intimated that he would be • plague to him during
the whole of his apprenticeship. Ni. duties were to
be at work in seasuser at brilf-prist-str, seri in winter
U sew. o'okrolt • to work in the bakehouse when
,equiged ; to doe the shop when requested, sod be
be,. by 10 o'clock. Them rules, &wording to the

evid3Os . , he bad is general frustrated, -and on
se re °Gamines had remained out all sight. Cote.
plainest had remonstrated with him more thee awe,
but, during the whole of the eight months be had
violated hie aseeter's regelaWalek vied endeavoured to
carry out his threat. Amongst other things, be had
laid is bed, feigsed he was ill, sod when Mr. Eager
was mot for, he objected to his seeing him, and said
the reom was not fit for 'armee to p into. On
another °cession he refused to do bin work anises his
master told bun of what ingredients the minions for
biscuit, was oompoied, defendant stating that
proseentor several Union refuted to tell him the
. .

Particulars of the trade. Mr. John Brown proved
the sporentiosship of the delinquent, who was
cnovisted of the Zeno., and the indentures were
ordered to be quashed forthwith. the proireontor to
pay back to defendant's Mood. £6 of the premium,
sod the rest to belong to him.
Cotton' Perry figattons, Saturday. Bekre
Lieut.. Col. Steward, E. L Rinderslay, Fog., and
E &enders, Esq.—The constable. for the several
parishes in this division were sworn to serve the
Queen "to the best of their shill and kno•ledge,"
in that offioe.— W Wilma Gilbert, of Sy dling, labourer,
was summoned by Mr. W. L Dumnan, of Troy•
town, for not fulfilling his contreor.. Completes/it
said he engaged defeadant as a general labourer at
Dorchester 14th February fear, kw • year, and pro-
duced the &Breslow= signed by &fondant. About •
forteight after, defeedant west to him and said be
Ingot to mention he bad a daughter be sipould like
to work, when be said be should be pleased to
employ bor. He attO the cottage, but made no
remark about IL The aerate, was to commence
April 6th Cl the eth March defendant wrote to
him to say be had re-engaged with Mr. Dunning,
and was not satisfied with the cottage be was offered.
and did not think the water oould be so far off.
Complaint replied he should expect him to fulfil his
contract. Defendant replied, raising several trifling
objections, and this great one—that " hie wife would
not come if be did," so be prayed to be exconed
Mr. Dittman insisted upon bia keeping to his egree
most, and told him be should take proceeding.
&Oast him if be did not, —Defendant admitted
signing the contract, and mid no date was mentioned
• on the paper. —lt wee observed the 6th of April was
the customary time for entering =maim in this
°minty. —Mr. William Dunning, of Up-Sydling, mod
he took defeodant again into his service on his asking
him. He did not know then Mr. Dunman had hired
klm.---In =ewer to the Send, complainant mid be
supposed deferidant would be no good if he took
him into his =Frio., against hie will, and wished the
contract to be diseolved.—The Bench sentenced de-
fendant to 14 days' imprisonment, and diasolved the
oontracL —Mr. lawman, with a view of showing
what this man's sarpings would have been, and that
it was not &mother John Crones ow, has informed os
of the following particulars :—He would have bodg-
ing and taking up work in water meadows a con.
siderable part of the winter, and earn his 12e. per
week, independent of helping to mow 390 acres of
ooro and bay, where the met earn from las. to its.
per week. When be agreed with this man he gave
biro all be asked, *biota was Se. par week paid in
money, a cottage with a judos of 40 perch of land,
which is worth 24. per week, and 200 of good
faggots and carriage of ditto, and 20 perch of well.
loan tired potato ground on the farm, worth Is. per
week more besides his pleas. work, so that be would
have been better off than many journeyman
mechanics in the perish. His wife was also to '
hove the oars of the poultry, and be paid far
iL —George Green, carter, of Sydlins, was
convicted or Laing drunk and riding upon a load of
barley, drawn by three home he was in charge of,
on the road between Frampton and Maiden Newton,
and wee deed fia —Au application was made for the
appointment of a eraywarden for the perish of Wyk..
Esgi& Al the Easter fairy, the parish neglected
to appoint a way ward's, Mr. Edwards thinking they
were trnoompetent to do so, is notice had net been
gives, or, under the Highway Act, it &solved upon
the magistrates. They re-appointed Mr. Edward&
and tile Clerk intrmed Mr. Edwards it was anuses.-
ou7 to give further notice prior to the appointment
of wayward's= under the Highway Act.

'die so* wreath of orange dowels, in}rtle,
jasseisie, and splendid Brussels lees veil. The
bridesmaids were Mist Everett, Mies Mary Everett,
Moe Anna Everett, si•tere of the brid, ; Mum
Preetmi, cousin of the bride; Ilia Ravenhall, Miss
unity Ravenhill, sisters of the bridegroom ;
juvenile daughters of Mr. John Itaveubilti sad •
wore juvenile daughter of the Rev. Arthur Everett.
They were drugged en suite, in white greisedines
Ihintiewl with wreaths of silver and mime, with
Mug tee veils. They, as well as the bride, carried
beetefel bouquets, the gift of the bridegroom, pro-
vided by Mr. Wheeler, of Warminster. The cere-
mony was performed by the Very Rev. the Dean
of Welk, assisted by the rector of tOe perish, the
Res. Georg', Powell This ended, the party, in
number about forty, returned to the widow@ of the
bride's beeler, Captain Everett, where an elegant
end enrapturing repast see prepared in Mr. Fortes
accustomed good style. Tie orimpsey included the
toiletries :—Mre. Everett, Captain and Mrs. J. F.
Everett, the Dean of Wells, Rev. G. F. R. and Mrs.
Powell, Rev. A. J. sad Mrs. Everett, Mrs. Edward
Everett, Mr. Ravenhill, Mr. and Mrs. J. Revenhill,
Miss Everett, Men Mary Everett, Mies Anna
Everett, Miss Itsveobill, Mies IL Ravenbill, Misses
Margaret and F. Raveobill, Mies Mee, Everett,
Mr. Albert Everett, Me. Willias. Itiaseshill, Res. J•
end Mrs. Knight, Rev. T. Davis (Fisbertoc), Mr. and
Mrs. Bleech, 7Rev. A. and Mrs. Elton (Buckland),
Mr. Bateman, Mr. thimble on, Mr. Wilde, Mr.

Smith, kn.ko. The health of ihe bride and 'bride-
groom was proposed io appropriate and gratifying
terms, and duly acknowledged by the bridegroom,
who porpoeed the health of the bridesmaids, and celled
on his best utsa, Mr. Dimobletoo, to return thanks.
Other ippropnat. family Meets Iwllowed. At two
o'clock the happy pair started for London, en route
for the Cootinent, amidst the cheers of tbo friends
and spectator,, the band playing an appropriate air,
and a shower of old shoes and slippers rattling upon
the carriage as it left. The workpiople on the estate
were not forgotten on the 000esion, and were regaled
with a good dinner of substantial Ilaglieb lam with
strong beer, and they spent I pleasant afternoon.

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