The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1861-07-02 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DINTHENT IN THE WORLD. TlllO proprietors are daily . rl 'son Flare and Robert., be appoiuted to treat remeiving numerous testimonials ruin f prisons of time with Ithe .L.. si . 1,. w •r og lo property, and also to raise sub• rapidity with w highest reepectability awl standing, testifying to the scrmptions b.. inls its purchase. hich cures are performed from its use. Si-venal Lila were imlseed on the table, the parties Many had suffered for years—brad tried numerous ; sending them in asking for payment. The consideration would-le•reinedies,— and deepaired of ever finding relief, i when after using this celebrated Ointment for a few 0.,f,. titaotinittnuwef ttiteg.queatson, however, was adjourned weeks have been at once restored to their long-lost ."" health. It is a most INVALUABLE REMEDY I Some utlier business was disposed of. and it being Coronation Day, the members adjourned at half.imast for all kinds of sores, skin eruptions ; and no family or I 12 0%1.k, person ihomild be witlont • certain quantity. The advantage possessed by this Ointment over any -timers is, that it will not close up the surface of • I wound leaving it full of matter ; but it will first bring all to the eurfase, anml finally heal without breaking out again The Pills should aid the Ointment in the following eases, namely : Piles Bunions Swelled Glands Boils Chilblains Lumbago Bruises Frost Bites Rheumatism Escoriations Scalds Scalds Blotches on the Cuts Whitlow Face Bite* Sore Nipples Illeers Sting. Sore throats Iting•worms Scrof nla Sore Heads Sore Heads, Eyes, King's Evil Rash awl Lips html Legs Tumours Baldness had Breads Old and deep. Cheeped Hands Concentrated seated Ulcers. Ceded and Blis- and Stiff Joints Wounds tered Feet Fistulas Worms Corns Gout Itch, he Price, ls. lid. per Pot; or, by Poet, Is. Bd. „ '2a. ihi. ~ ~ 4s.  Broods Tay/or, a private in the 49th Regiment was charged with being found in the enclosed premises of Grace White Bartlett for an unlawful purpose on “""A'Y "willing. The prosecutris lives in High St., Weymouth. About a quarter before 2 o'clock sounds of footsteps were heard in the back yard, they tapped at the chamber window add then heard nothing for about three quarters of an hour. They then heard some one trying to push the back window and afterwards, endeavouring to force the door. They then got up aid called "Murder." P.C. Maellalion who Was on duty in the neighbourhood ran to the house and found tho prisoner iu the back yard, he being unable to get out. The door had evidently been forced very con siderably.—Prisoner was sentenced to a month's buffsonment with bard labour. JompA Lovell was charged by P.C. March with sleeping on the North Quay, and nut being able to give • satisfactory account of himself, nor havina any place of abode, nor visible means of subsistence. He wan an old convicted thief, and the Bench consequently sent him for • month's hard labour.  WEDIMDAT, June 260.—Before the Mayor and G. C. WeWord, Esq. Silas Harley wan charged with abusing and ill-using his wife, Ann Hurley.—romplainant beat... 4 that dine his last release from prison for assaulting her, he had used her very badly ; had been continually drunk • and that on Sunday night last he pulled her out of bed, and threatened "to do" for her. She considered her We was in danger from his violence. He was ordered to and sureties, himself in £lO, and two sureties in each, to keep the peace for three months. The I required bail not being forthcoming, lie was committed , in Alvfaule. He had already served three years and a I half in gaol. ti months at a thee, fur assaulting his wife  Poratirr