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

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A Bean Sneee.e-The following extrriardinery story
use teen sent fr°ol llate4 M 5 An
leneli di genii.. man. CAI tain of the It: it hh Army,
Itr..t his &Oh here in a most dreadful mermen Capt.
L—, after emieing with wine fib. iii,, took a welk
through the city in i.e.:h.:any ii ti, three other English-
men. AS the 1N11,114 lay in thy ir way, the party wesit
for pastime to look at the bears. TIOA pit wes imparnted
into two soml,art,lwilhs ii, ono of sa hielt an,: a he-hear,
mid in the other the female AAA net oral cute. WAS
betiding over the rai:inge, watching the animals, Capt.
I—, overhelannel liinuelf, and fah over into that
pat of the pit in which the ..ld bear WAS confined,
breaking his anti in the fall. Ono hour elapsed before
anv amiistance was obtained and brought to the emit.
Efforts were then mule to eitticate the unfortunate
man (ruin hi+ perilone position by 10e411111 of 'uniting
I up with ropes. it in remarkable that up to this
time the old hear, elthough the tuoet ravage of the
family. and therefore placed in • separate compartment,
bad not attempted to the young nine But this
state of things was not to last long. At the moment
when he was being hoisted out of the pit and had
reached half way up the bear became ass age and tore
down into the pit again. A horrible struggle then
ensued, which after nearly half an bone* duration
te-ultol in Captain L--'s being killed by the ferocious
I the. of the p.rty of Eue'ishinen would Lave
jump,' lilt° the 1.4 to Ids friesefe aid had he MA been
forcilily restrained by the bystanders. Great indigna-
tion is espies el by the inhabitants of Heine that no
aid came from the quarter when= it ought to I.ave been ,
rendered even at the risk of life. A sentinel was
pasted IA about 30 paces (nen the pit, and it is lAA
that a team:jag investigation has been instituted into
this emu's conduct.
Tile FRENCH NAVY IN 1861.—Under tlds title the
&rue C.Nrcimi,,raine publisbca an intereeting article by
the Comte de Is Tour, • deputy to the Legislative
Body, Although the waiter indulges in a few sarcasms
on the fear of invasion which has inanifesteel itself in
England under the shape t 4 the great Volunteer 1111 l ee-
ls, in, end driveu that country to expend I:6
five years on her navy and maritime defences, the
article is generally conceived in a spirit of fairness not
always to be met with in French publications. Con-
trasting the French navy with that of England, which
M. du la Tour states at 60 screw Mill 44) railing line-of-
bent.. Aire ;nt acrew, 17 ',addle, and fel sailing frigates ;
and 26 ~crew and 16 sailing corvette'', requiring it: all
257 captains. while the Nary Lie shows 356 captains in
active service, besidee 1,700 lieutenants, he c 1111 l OS to
the conclusion that the Freueli navy is not provided
with • sufficiency of officers. Again, while England
will 'boat the coil of the year have 61.000 sailors,
France will not have niore than 30,000. He then points
out several iminovements which it would be adviseable
to introduce into the allininietration of the French
navy, and into the syetem of coast defences. On the
the phantom of an invasion of England, he expresses
himself as follows :--" It would he folly with RD
inferior fleet, to risk the lives of 150,(0) men in a naval
combat, or even to land it on the coast, suppening it
could he .10lie withmit meeting with resistance. What
would become of such All army, deprived as it would be
of all succour and provisions? Suppose it were
victorioasly to ~vi rrun the whole territory of Groat
Britain, its very victoria,' would exhaust it; the circle
of its enemies would be constantly furiiuimug anew, and
the first cheek would infallibly be a di-aster. The
English, united and masters of the Chennel, are
sheolntely safe front all itivaidon. It would be snore
than faollionly to go, without reserves and without •
basis of operation, to offer • mortal conibet to • great
nation, unsurpassed by any other in bravery, tenacity,
and patriotic pride."
Inteatirei. Meeidta NEAR WISEECH.—An atrocious
munkr was committed in thia neighbourhood on
Saturday evening. The circumstances appear to be
as follow.: -The deceased is the wife of • farmer,
named Hilton, of Levington, Parson Drove, near
Withecla, and was a anon rexpectable, amiable woman.
Iler father is proprietor of a deal:a-engine and flour-
mill at Penton Drove, and is also a sub-contractor of
railware, and is now constructing a line in Derbyshire.
the deceased and her brother, a bol oely about 15 years
of age, managing the bueines.. Iler lonliend
occasionally bought corn for the mill. It appears that
on Saturday she and her husbaud vieited Wished:
inert. returning in the afternoon, contrary to his in.
clination, as lie wished to 'day until a later hour, but to
this she would not coueent. They returned 1.0110.• 10.1.10 I
cross; words pasecal lietween them in reference to
1111 l ney inatten, and at length the deceased gat up and I
emi.l that she durst nut stop longer in the house j
with him, and would go to her aunt's for the following !
day. She then went upstairs, and was followed by her
huthaud, who locked the door and deliherately cut her
throat. An attempt was made by some of the domestics
to go into the bedroom to her Tease, but they found it
effectually fastened against them. They heart the pew
woman moaning, and one person heard the sariek
" Murder !" Shortiy afterwards. upon the brother
making an 'attempt to get into the room, the murderer
:Omitted I , and said, "lemak yon here, .I.* ; I have
done for her." lie also remarked that he had con-
templated it for liolllll time. The deceased (who is
!Token of in almost endearing terms. by the
inhabitants, of the village) was w ithin only about a
th of ber cotifinement. The murderer, after
o 1111 l uitting this awful crime, put all the business books
(belonging to his futher-in.law, and which Ids mur-
dered wife used to keep) on the fire. and then coolly
placed hits bands in his trousers' pockets and eauntered
out of the house and yard, remarking to every person
that he met " I have done the job." Ile proceeded to
lii• hither'. residence, • few MIL,: liistsot, ill ills RAO
village, and told them that he bad "done fur Charlotte?'
While here Ite drank a large quentity of liquor, and
was subsequently apprelieulle,l by the police constable
stationed at Parson Drove, to whom he oheerved, " I
never take a job In hand without going through with
On Monday morning lie was taken b..fore two of
the Isle of Ely magistrates, the Rev. H. Jackson and
Mr. C. Boucher, upon the charge of wilfully munlering
hun wife. 'lime prieoner was remanded. The miinlerer
and the deceased had only horn married' two years,
and fortunately they have no children, the first see I
dying in infancy.
Inter.o. Multi/FR.—A brutal intinh r is reported from
Hull. A fishnet-smack and mm fly-boat having fouled, a
fisherman named Sayers jumped 1.311 board the flyboat to
push the smack away. TWO tiuen in the flyboat came up
and kick., I the poor fellow overboard. and then kicked
him 011 that head until he sunk in the water. The case
is it flattened for further examination.
ESOS r AND RECAPTURE Or A CONVICT AT
CH ATM AM.—During the time the convicts were employed
at Chatliem dockyard on Thursday afternomi, tole of
them, named Coombes, who is under ecuterice of four
years penal servitude, made his eecal e from the gang
with whom he was working. The convict was em-
ployed with the other men, in the vicinity of the saw-
pits, near which is a large drain leading to the ina-t-
-iminl. The truck which Coombes toil the other prisoners
were engaged in filling, was wheeled over the grating of
time drain in order to divert suspicion. Comulas then
lifted up the iron grating and immediately lowered him-
self into the drain, mime of the other convicts closing it
down after him. Before he hail proceeded far, however,
through the drain, Coombe' was naneed toy Darlington,
the warder in search of the gang. said Roach wee made
for him, his whereabouts in the drain being ultimately
discovered by one of the sawyers, and the copyist
&weal to the surface, and sent to the prison, where
he was placed in irons. Coombe.' is a magi notorious '
character, end this is the third attempt lie has made to
effect hie effect his escape.
66, 141.14K:S STREET, Lir:moat, 2:lrd August, 1860.
Messrs. H. Wotherspoon and Co., 46. Dunlop-street,
Glinerow.—Dear Sirs.—l have, as requested, toelay '
visited the Royal Laundry, with reference to the adver-
tieenient of the Nottingham firm, who etate dint their
Starch has been used fur many years in the It .sal
Laundry, and have been assured by Mr. 1110111.00, the ,
Superintendent, that none but yourselves have Any right
to state that they empty starch to Her Majesty's
Laundry, as no other starch is there weal. nor leo been
treed for 1.01110 years, but the Gentle'," Patent Starch.—l
have been further assured that your starch continue.' to
give complete satisfaction, and that though trial hae
been made of samples of various starches, •.4 thon
have been found nearly equal in quality to the Clenfield.
—I am, dear sirs, your oiehlient Sent ant, Wn. 'Mace.
Posr °WM% SAI.AItIEA.--A parliamentary return
just issued shows the following facts 111 relation to the
present petition and emoluments of the Inlets of
departwente in the Post Office : Sir R. Hill, seeretare.
has a salary of £2,000 per annum ; Mr. J. Tilley,
assistant secretary, tl,OlO, with JAM es a special
allowance for labour in effecting alterations mid for
increased reeponsibility ; Mr. F. Hill, assistant
secretary, I:1,01e% with £lllO as • special allowance for
labour in a Erecting alienations, and for inarepsol
respin ; Mr. It. Parklauret, chief clerk, ktek);
:Mr. W. J. Pale, principal clerk for forrien I i I C0.011.A.
business, Ma, with £lOll 101 a special allowance for
c inducting foreign and colonial loisinese ; Mr. Si. 11.
Peacock, solicitor. t2soo 3lr. W. A. Uwe.. M. D..
medical officer, 04110 ; She, W. Itoknilutili. controller of
circulation department, 11101), with, 1:209 for service
eetablialiing the Landon diptriet offices, awl far
inereneed laleeir ; Mr. F. It. Jackson, controller of
motley order office, 1700, with, I:100 as an
'annuity far great reel and inaluetry in connectiim with
extensive improvements in the money onler ; aer,
F. I. gni lamore, receiver an .l aceountent generel, tai7s ;
Mr. E. J Page. inq.ector general of the maile, £725 :
Mr. G. 11. Cresswell, surveyor, J 3400 ; Mr. W. J.
Gmlby. surveyor, 1:780 ; Mr. J. Warren, surveyor,
1700 ; Mr. J. 11. (heal, warirryor, £750 ; Mr. A.
Trollope. surveyor, £7410; Mr. W. Gay, purveyor, 1:700;
Mr. J. 11. Newman, surveyor, £100; Mr. C. ibelrain,
purveyor, £575 ; Mr. E. Milliken. surveyor, £575: Mr.
W. Barnard, surveyor,es2s ; Mr. Jame+. surveyor CIAO
Mr. A. M. Clinytighame, surveyor, Veer ; Mr. E. C.
Burekhanit, surveyor. £500; these eurveyors are allowed
travelling expenses, 10s. per diem for subsistence and
actual cord of conveyance ; Mr. G. C. Cornwall,
re...rotary 1:118k); Mr. E. Abbsitf, set retary in
Edinburgh, I:1,000.—(,1nd Mr Smith, letter carrier
12e. a week.)
LoRD ADOLPHUS VANE TEMPEST. —U ie stated that
Lonl Adolphe. Vane Tempest, who was ',barge I at the
Marlburouglestreet Police-court on Wolneieley evening
before Mr. Ileadon, the sitting magietrate. ant, ii, dc•
(suit hail, taken to the House of Detention, has,
tin ler the advice of an eminent metrical luau, bean
taken by his friends to a private lunatic asylum. there
being little reason to doubt that his lontehip's mind has
become deranged.

Mr. Cave, an Englislanan, waa bathing in the Nile no
the :10th of January, when the current carried him
Sway and be wa,.. drowtoul. Mr. Cave was the younrr
brother id the member for Shoreham. lie VIKA in hip
2lith year.
A rumour prevails at Cambridge that a public coin-
mene‘ m,nt will he held there this year, and that her
Majesty and ha Royal Highness the Chaneellor will
honour the University with their presence on the occia-

'ion.
Mr. W. H. Rua*ll, the editor of the Army and
Sari, aa:rltr, is about to proceed to the United States
on a special minion with which be has been intrusted
by the Thies, $ll4 their corrisistmlent.
General ('jal,lini hrs declined the proffered title of
Due de theta.
The Royal Military College at Sandhurst is to he en-
larged, fur the 1•011.040 of accom 11111 l Laing five hundred
cadets, and a new ruling-house is to be built. The lee•
titre and model-rooms, end museum, will be finished in
the course of tbe year.

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THE MEDICAL ADVISER, eonteining Wee, Pre-
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Rack, Gravel, Nervousness, Dtbility, &lanolin, In-
capacity, Insanity. Cononopt on, and prematm e death.
By W. DE Roi.m. M.D. of Me &vie de Atcdicin.., Air*
Graduate in Matieitte, Surgery, Midwifery, sIT.
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Fro.ni lung practical observation of the treatment per.
sued in the most famous Institutions of this country
and the Continent, for those diseases referred to iu the
above work, the Author has had somewhat unusual
fecilitics for acluiriaig that uniform success, shich has
hitherto characterized his practice, in which the distrea
sing consequences resulting front the injudicious employ
mesa of mercury, capivi, and similar dangerous medi-
cines are entirely avoided. Dr. De It. refers with ',ride
to the numbers he has been inetrutuottal in restoring to
health and happiness; awl to all who need such aid he
f•flt•r4 every r.uie. vispeoly r....t0r Amt. Patiento
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DR. DE Roo6' OUTT.F. VITA; OR
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TIIER ANON, as generally adopted in the French
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DOMESTIC MEDICINES, prepared frao lbs
Prcecripti.ms of the lata Dr. Buchan, Follow of the
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*unseen belief. Their efficacy has been proved in
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'Jaunt Sugar eoateb

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T:i.• proce‘s couting the pills with lingar bas cow.
pdied the Proprietors to take out Letters Patent el
.t Britain, in order to protect them from imitation,
ti. ir,accliarine covering, which is contestr /crow (pinkr,
them from all others. They are pleasaal
to the taste, and may be taken by this most delicate
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gliding down ingwrceptibly like a sugar plum.
*BEA LTII DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.

Our race is subject to an overdow of vitiated bile
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prevents the collection of those impurities whisk mese
GO niuji longer to the fine organs of the stomach sad
Thor soon cure liver coinplainta, dyspepsia,
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burn, pain in the chest, sudden faintness and costive-
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for by all. In brief, these Pills work %Mb
way to Um very roots of each diseaae eleaminie
in their passage, removing every unhealthy mamma
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toted. awl all the functions acting according to natant
Ow ditties of life become • pleasure, where Mime taig
lied been sad and weary burdens. TbeY

PURGE OUT THE HUMOURS
which breed and generate distemper, stimulate 'lsaiah
or disordered organs into their natural actions, and
impart health, strength, and cheerfulne,s to the sick,
weak, and nervous; not only do they cure the daily
complaints of everybody, but also thoae formidable aad
dangerous distaste that have baffled the most skilful of
the medical profession.

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DR. BUCHAN'S
rtottabic Skin Ointment.
This is the only Ointment yet discovered that auras
with ease the most inveterate sores, no matter of how
lung standing. Its effects are indeed wonderful. giving
as it does instant relief to the sufferer. The many
thousands who have used it declare it to be TIII BIM
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when after using this celebrated Ointment for • few
weeks have been at once restored to their long-lost
health. It is • most INVALUABLE REMEDY
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person should be without a certain quantity.
The advantage pommeled by this Ointment over any
others is, that it will not close up the surface of a
wound leaving it full of matter; but it will first bring
all to the surface, and finally heal without brsakiag
out again. The Pills should aid the Ointment is the
following cases, namely :
Piles Bunions Swelled Oland/
Boils Chilblains Lumbago
Bruises Frost Bites Rheumatism
• Excoriation' Scalds Scalds
Blotches on the Cuts Whitlow
Face Bites Sore Nippleil
Ulcers Stings Sore throats
Ring•worms Scrofula Sore Heeds
Sure Heads, Eyes, King's Evil Rash
and lips Bad Legs Tumours
Baldness Bail Breasts Ohl and deep-
Chaired Fiends Concentrated seated 1111:4111.
, ('haled amid Mit. and Stiff Joints Wounds
tered Feet Fistulas Worms
, Corns Gout Itch, Ito
; Price, Is. 144. per Pot; or, by Post, le. Bd.
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DR. BUCHAN'S
Conccntratcb Yegrtable Essnice,

This invigorating meilicire restore* the wasted and
impaired functions and is,wers of life, when exhausted
by sojourn in hot climates, viol eters:owl of various
kinds, brought on in early youth, maturity, and old
age. It is a certain cure for indigestion, lownesis of
spirits, hypoel iriasis, asthma neuralgia, sciatica, tie
dolorous, chronic nervous debility, and premature
decay, renal pains, irritation and Inflamma-
tion, with their dangerous consequences, de-
posits, such as gravel, stone. etc , chronic and spas-
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of the relent awl non-retention, softening
of the kidneys', and dl female complaints. The pro-
perties of this invaluable reniedy possess the power ef
enriching, increasing, and purifying each particular
vital dub!, rendering them prolific, cuss to enjoy health
and rigour.
When the nervous system becomes relaxed, from
causes so slight that the mind can scarcely give cre-
dence to the truth, (which, however, forces itself to
view by languor. listlessness, disturbed sleep, Ist..) the
Strengthening Essence eta at once in a manner visible
to the most careless observer, and when the constitu-
tion may be soil to be on the eve of decay, when the
senses become blunted, and nature seems to call for the
debt all mankind must cancel. the Strengthening
Eoence ilehys the as nicht, sod the fresh signer im-
parted gives a
NEW LEASE OF LIFE. .

In short, it would be superfluidts to mention its
advantages as a tonic. stimulant, alterative, reviving,
active, and strengthening agent. It is also •
NEY Eft FAI NG EM EDF
for loss of appetite, nword wasting', trembling or Ask-
ing of the hands, muscular and nervous maladies, gout,
rheumatism, and loony other (Homilies originating in the
beart, lungs, and , etc. It is a diuretic sad
laxative, and acts most powerfully on the internal
mucous membrane of the bowels, windpipe, etc.,
being acknowledged by all the sole "NATURAL
STRENGTHENER" OF THE HUMAN FRAME.
l'er Bottle, 4s. Gd., lip., or one containing four titaes
that quantity, 335.
" BUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES,"
With Life of the Itoetor, and Likeness from Medallion
at Westminster Abbey, containing his valuable Advise
to mother, ; most important to Principals of Publie
Charitable Institutions, l'rivate Setuistariee, and Patients
in General. To which is added, • List of Ihseeme,
sy„,l,b3ms mot Remedies for tielf•Treatment. Issued
gratuitously on application, or sent, post free, on receipt
of one postage Stamp, from ItUt•HAN and tto's Ware-
house, 22, Newmamstreet, thfonbstreet, London, W.
Prepared and solil by 1111 CH A N and CO.. (Soho Pro-
prietors atol Patentees). at their Warehoure, 22, New-
instrestreit, ttlforidstreet, London, IV., where all
Letters, Orders, and Punt -Office (Were are to be tent.
Meilicineo soli Pamphlets forwarded by Post or Rail, or
Steamer, to all parts. on rreeipt of letters enclosing
amount to cover tiems,try expenses.
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liam Buchan and Co., Moue. ..Under Ogee, 34, Charles
street, Middlesex Hospital, London.
sou by 41 etienii.ts, Druggist., and Potent Medicine
Vendors in the %%,,i 1.1.
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Mr. J. Frond, die • t, and Mesons. It. and J. Dams,
hensists, Dureliester ; and Mr. J. W. (Hyde, Pharos-
c:utical Chemist, thandford.
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