The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12 00:00:00

CERTAIN DEATH TO VERMIN.

HARPER TWELVETREDP

MICE AND RAT KILLER!
IS' great demand in the home and export
markets. It is a moat Enticing Dainty for
Vermin I I 1 Mice fellow if anywhere; Ear U mid
WE.

A 6d. Packet is sufficient to kill 100 Mice and anon
than 60 Rata.
" I bought a 3d. Packet of your Vermin Killer, and
in two night,' I found 35 dead Mice."
RICHARD WELFORD, Allerton.
Bold in Packets at 3d., &i., and is. oath, by Grocers
and Druggists averywitare.

Just published. Mice 1s•, post free for 14 stamps, with
Photographic Illustrations,
SKIN DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES.
By ROBERT J. JORDAN, M.D.,
Lioentiate of the Royal College of Physicians,Edinburgh
Member of the Loyal College of Surgeons, England, Lc,
Containing the modern treatment an adopted at the
scorhutio affections and
Hoapital tit. Louis. Paris,) for the cure of those numerous
racial and deep-stated
lieuaami so prevalent in • high state of civilization too
often conaoquent on CO impure state of the blood,
system, causing dis•
colounition of the bands, redness, roughness of the
Ain, disfiguring the face, and giving it an un•ightly are
:i.i:licu'e.f6rsiunig:n to;cur::.:7ll'iaeott;:siefnettrluifell:lci"rtu'ra tory
poarance in lieu of • clear, fair. mud hes-alel y complexion.
" This book 11, 5* he has aimed to ensile it, 'thoroughly
!ireful and practical.' "—Medical Times und Garite.
August 4th, 1860. .
l'ublivhed by JOHN CHURCHILL, New Burlington
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I Boum fog Coisaltet.io• tram 10 to 3; fad by swim,
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Very Moderate
Charyee,
•ND SECURE VAR

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than in any
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moral characters and capabilities of individuals, from an
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minute detail of the gifts. defects. talents, tastes.
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&tenth' , and, to inevent iniatakes, apelicants ate re.
quested to enclose an envelope propel ly directed to them.
selves. The IlialllV thoueands who have thankfully ne•
knowleaged the cabs of advice given, soil the accuracy
of Miss K.'s Sketches of diameter, establish the truth
and value of the science without a doubt Extracts from
Testinionuds : —From S.P. Many thanks lot vout
truthful portrait." "I fear his character is toe
truly u you so freely describe it."W "Your long
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ugly correct."—A.l) Remus asyv the &muter von
(seen veniust. and not too good "—ft W sin glad
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11U PT U RES EFFECTUALLY CURED
WITHOUT A TRUSS.—AII sufferers from this
complaint are earnestly invited to communicate with
Profemer Thunipson, u he can conscientiously guarantee
them relief in every case. Ilia celebrated remedy has
been succesaful in many thoust,ls of cases, and is appli•
cable to every variety of single or double rupture, how-
ever bad or long standing, in either sex, of any age ;
effecting a perfect cure in a short time, without confine
silent or inconvenience, thus doing away with any
further necessity for wearing trusses, or other support
—a BoON that cannot fail to be appreriated by the
afflicted. Persons in any part of the World can have
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one can know the content.), with full and ample instruc-
tions for use, on receilit of We. in postage stamps. or by
post.otlice order, payable at the General Post 0111ce 1.
Dr. Ralph Thomson. 28, Clarence Road, Kentish Town,
London. Consultations daily by appointment.
An Essay on the Nature, Causes. Symptoms, and
Treatment of every kind of Rupture, with a large col-
lection of Testimonials from patients cured by this
remedy, will be sent, free by post, on receipt of one
penny stamp.
The following extract* are given with the full con-
sent of the wiitcrs. No. 97. "1 write to inform you
that my rapture is quite cured.--J. Hills." No. 110.
" Your remedy softened the part, took away the pain,
and quite cured the rupture in a fortnight.—R Ward."
No. 213. " I arn happy to tell you I am cured, although
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mist." No. The rupture has never been down
since I used your Teat." No 787. " I
nand your cure three months ago, and the ru.pture haa
never been down since.—J. Thorogood." No. 1,192.
Hine was a co. enital rupture; my doctor 4;.1 not ere
pect such ap. et cure.—G. Snaithie." No. 2,913.
It has never teen down since I need your treatment.
.—Mrs. Sarah Helwell." No, 9,472. Dear Sir,—lt
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No. 4,21& "'The remedy was done a fortnight ago,
and it seems all right so far.—J. Thorne." No. 6,217.
"1 find myself a great deal better, and I am thankful
to God for it; my rupture has all disappeared.—W.
Harding." No. 6,221. "1 am thankful to say I an
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GRATIS TO SUFFERERS —A Clergyman
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and especially to those who have been deceived witk
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Sermon preached before the Young Mena' Christian
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY ELECTRIC, TELEGRAPH.)

Exurnea TZLICOHAVS.
FRANCE.

TURIN, Monday.
The Opiflume says it is not true that negociations
have been entered into with France.
PARIS, Monday.
• •• • • —• •

The Paris papers publish a telegram dated Beyrout
February, asserting that the Muse'men have re-
doubled their insults and provocations against the
Christians at Damascus.

SWITZERLAND.

Blunt, Saturday.
The Federal Council bas authorized the Swiss
Minister at Paris to commence negotiations for the
conclusion of a treaty of commerce between Frame
and Switzerland.

ITALY.

Rona, March 6 (eid Mariaßes).
The Queen of Spain has offered to the Pope her
Royal Palace at Dladrid. His Holman, however,
intends remaining at Rome. He las mailed al
his soldier. to Rome, with the exception of three
companies of Papal Zousves, which are still at
Anagin.

March 9.
'The speech of Prince Napoleon in the French
Senate has produced great enthusiasm.
A subecription has been opened among the in
habitants of Rome with the object of presenting
token of their gratitude to the Prince.
NAPLII74, March 6 (via bfarealles.)
The Arcbbiabop of Naples refused to be present at
a Te D,wrn celebrated for the surrender of Gaeta.

Popolu disturbances ensued, and the Archbishop's
palace was attacked by the people.
Strict orders have been sent respecting the resist-
ance of the prelates.

AUSTRIA

Vixxx•, Siniday.
An autograph letter of the Emperor airports
Baron Liebtenfels President of the Council of State
and orders him to make propositions for its re-
organisation.
PLITH, Sunday, March 10.
Several Comitata have energetically prononoced
themselves against any representatives being mint by
the Diets to the Council of the Empire.
The dissatisfaction of the Hungarians has been
increased by the decree ordering the rambling
of a Sorra National Congress at Karlowits.
PAnts, Sunday, March 10.
A letter from General TUrr to General Klapka
has been published, exhorting the Hungarians sot
to compromise the deliverance of Hungary by •
premature movement, which the letter rys Aar
trian agents are fomenting.
General TUrr urges his countrymen to preserve
their forces intact for more favourable estrum.
stances.

AORAM, March 10.

The Slavonian inhabitants of liabootie have
addressed • petition to thc Emperor, preying for
the incorporation of their province with Croatia, in
order that they may be protected against the Italian
portion of the inhabitanta, which the Slavonia'ss
declare, endeavours to exercise a tyranicel influence
over them.

POLAND.

St. PICTSRABURO, Saturday.

The Enfpemr of Russia has conferred on Francis
and his Queen the military order of St. George.
Prince Peak iewitach will be the bearer of the Wiwa
of the order. _ . .

Posy+, Saturday,

Complete tranquility prevails at Warsaw. 500
citizens and town militiamen alternately patrol the
city every night.
This morning religious funeral ceremonies took
plarvi in all the churches of Warsaw.
, A judicial inquiry, conducted by a commission
composed of Poles and Russian*, under the presi-
dency of General Liprandi, is being impartially
carried on.
Fresh arrivals of military from all parts of the
country continue to take place.
Many women are leaving the city, and are taking
up their quarters in the citadel of Warsaw.
The reply of the Emperor to the address is
an x iowily expected.
The city is still in deep mourning.
The shop windows contain nothing but articles of
mourning, and the booksellers' windows nothing bet
black prayer-books. Photographic portraits of tholes
who fell in the late disturbances are sold in great
quantities.
The burial-ground in which they were all interred
has been decorated with a great number of Hower
wreaths. .

CRACOW, March 8.

The Czar, has received advice' stating that the
Bank of Poland has in its keeping Russian bonds
belonging to the Government, which it is not bound
to pay in specie. The Government, however, de.
mantled payment of these bonds in hard cash, and
on the hank authorities refusing to comply the
Bank was surrounded by military, who took ths
amount required from the metallic reserve.
The wane journal announces that the Royal Camilla
1 has been transformed into barracks.

AMERICA.

QUEUSTOWN, Sunday.

The Royal Mail steamship Africa, Captain Shen-
non, from New York on the 27th ult., arrived here
at 4 15 a.m., landed all mails except those for
Liverpool, and proceeded at 4 30 a.m., all wall.
She brings 35 passengers.
The steamer America, from Liverpool, had arrived
out.
The Senate and the House of Representatives had
to all the amendmests to the Tariff Bill, with
agreed to
of the articles relating to tea and
coffee. It was expected that the Bill would pain
immediately. The New York papers publish the
Bill in full.
The New York Herald states that the Pesos
Conference at Washington, after three weeks' labour,
had accomplished nothing, and that the general
belief was that it would not he able to do anything
towards a settlement of the existing troubles.
The discussion of the Force Bill has been post-
poned.
On the 26th ult. Mr. Lincoln was notified of hie
election to the Presidency of the United States.
An infernal machine was found under Mr. Lin-
is. I.li. ss 00000000 Lim bees
Cincinatti.
General Twigg had surrendered the Naomi
military property in Texas to the State authorities.
The voting in Galveston and Houston had re-
sulted in favour of secession by a large majority.
Advice% from San Francisco were to the 13th alt.

••••••--
Tbe Assembly had endorsed the Crittenden pro-
position.

SALISBURY. POOLE, •ND DOBSET JUNCTION
HAI LW A Y.—The bill for the construction of this line
has now passed its second reading in the House of
Commons, and will doubtless pass into law. This
line, if established, will have the effect of opening
up to Dorset a new country, and giving to it the
benefit of increased and extended railway communi-
cation. The line isintended to run from the South-
Western line at Salisbury, pass near Downton and
Fordiughridge' carried over the country on Hie
West of the Avon Valley, and will join the South-
ampton and Dorchester Ithe midway between ILing•
wood and Witnhorne. It is also proposed to connect
the line with the railway froru Ringwood to Christ-
church. The main feature of interest to Poole is
the pniposed ext.:Awn of this line to that place,
avoiding the preseut circuitous and disagreeable drop
line.

THZ GREAT FAILURES IN THE LEATHER TRADE.—
In the Court of liankruptcy on Wednesday, Mr. Com-
inissioner Milroy,' gave Judgment in the case of Messrs.
Laurence, Mortimer, and Schrader- After reviewing
the trailing of the bankrupts and strongly coodemning
their dealings with accommodation bills, he sea that
the certificate of Mr. Laurence would be refused, but
he would be at liberty to apply for protection after
having been in prison six months ; that Mr. Morti-
more's certificate would be suspended for ons year, aud
Mr. Schrader's for two years from the day of hearing.
and when issued to be of the third class.
SHIPPING DISASTER ON THE EAST COAST.-4,E
Friday evening the crew of the brigantine Atles,of Stock-
ton, was received at the Great Yarmouth Sailor's Rome,
after abandoning their vessel when exhausted by sionstent
pumping. The poor fellows were picked up by •
Daniell schooner, and eventually pat on board •
Yarmouth fishing smack, which brought them
to shore. The brigantine was picked_ up dere-
lict, and brought into Yarmouth Roads, but
while she was being towed into the harbour the hawser
bribe and the vowel drifted yaws. aesreareenter-
teine.l that the schooner Mary Ann, of Yannouth, Iwo
been lost with all hands. She was last seen sheet
fortnight since a Fhouborough Heed. The Unisons.
of Piston, United States, has been picked up
4IMA
and beached of Water. The vessel, whieh iben
tons burden, bee boo sold by tbs isea Swim
Waska toe OLIO.