The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

SUMMER SAILINGS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES STEAHFIE. Jljj^ fTHE PRINCE OF WALES Steamer 'Tbom& Davies Commander), sails under for the Season. 0"" ?, I BRIDGE, MONDAYS, WBDNBSDATS, and FBI- mays, at iO am. From LIVERPOOL, TUESDAYS, THURSDATB, and SATUR- DAYS, at 11 am. Calling at Llandudno, Beaumaris. Bangor, and Menai Bridge, weather permitting.) Fare—Cabin, 4$.; Deck, 2S. 6d. The FAIRY Steamer (Evans, commander) leaves CARNAR- VON TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, at M 8,m., for Beaumaris, re- turning from Beaumaris at 10 a,m., and leaving Carnar- von again at 2 P, in. 0" MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, the FAIRY leaves Carnarvon 8t 8 a.m. ° Menai Bridge, at 9 a.m.: Garth Point, Bansor, at •-15 a.m.; and Beaumaris, 9-40 a.m., for Llandudno and for the accommodation of the Residents and Visitors at ,.nlu?n,). the VA IK'?o leave that place at U a.m, for Beaumaris Rnd Meni Bridge,—returning from Menai Bridge at 4 p.m., and Beaumar18 at 4 30 p.m. and starting from Llandudno vu theReturn ,oyag' Y:f)r' the TRIP,EITHER WAY, INCLUDING B?,t.lli" AT Ll j.d.o. C?i?. ?M' Vcçk. 2.. Apphto 7- K- ROUNTH.AIT. W.«r-.tr??Li?oo? E. V.L'.MOTHY,MENAI BRIDGE-, AUD TO JOHN IHOIIAO,BANGOR "reet, Carnarvon. City OF DUBLIN CO.'S Office, Menai Bridge. JULY 11TH, \S»9. _— >4 "K A. I /"I1N' E of the INLAND COMPAN*Y'S SRAMES () ("her and other causes permitting,) is in11-ndVd to sail on one of tke Ulot beautiful ^,RN ALE9ET F R I W, éONWAY, TREFRIW, 'u.)theMin<.M)Spnn?tn THE V ALE 0 F L LAN R W S T, ttun?r:- Auxmt.I8M. «L* UuNnDdEeRr cy TREPRIW. H. M. H. M. •.Saturday. 2 40 p.M t.Sa.r<)ay.??'?. ?. ?'??' ?' :'z¡r.i:i:i; IE) Hi: ¡ ¡E 8, TUESDAY 6 30 »M. 8 0 a.m. Ditto 7 0' p.M 8830P' 10, Wednesday 7 30 a.M 9 0 a.m. ?i??  7 Mp?m.' 9 30 p.m. 11, TI??,.d.y 8 15 a.M 1, 12, Fri ay 9 10 a.m. I0' 50 ..in ?. a.m. 11 20 a.m. 3, s?u?.v'?".9' ?- naoa? Hli['íj(i/J,3 h. L\VReIJ! 2? ;}; Fore End, Is. ». Cars in attendance at Trefriw Quay. NAPIER'S & CO.'S STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL & RHYL FHOM VIIB NEW LANDING STAGE, LIVERPOOL. 'fhi route ii the cheapest, the qtiickc??t, and the most ii,,?t to and from Liverpool and Rhy), and the adjacent places of A"r ,ele. Be, t .? df.r Conway. col?" ?w.' D ,,?bi,?h, D, .erlb. Henllan, Llanrwst, Ilan8arltttraid. Llangernie1V. Llanfair- talhaiarn, L1ansnmm, Danddulas, Llanelian, Llandrill Llan. asa Llanrhaiadr, Meliilen, Mochdre, Newmarket, Prestatyn, RhudiMan, Ruthin, St. Asaph, St. George, Trefnaut, Tre- meirdlÎon. &e. &c, mein-hion. mil E New Powerful and F?t-Saillng IrniiStomr, 1,10", fitted up expressly for the Station (or other mit<\b\e ?team?r), JOHN WILLIAM FIRTII, BI I I -TY (E?. JONES,Steward,will start from f,e New Landing Stage, Prince's Dock, Liverpool, -m-ttr-  'I f" HU^AUGUST, 1859, T(?.A'UGT'ST, 1859, .'I l,?..?? .1 From Bhyl. .1 8M,da, 6 0 mOlD. 9 TUESDAY 7 0I 10 We(ill", 30 ?I T burs(ii, 12 FRIDAY 10 0 15 MONDAV 10 0 — From Li,p,,Ii 6 I 30 eveD. 8 Monday 3 0 9 Tuesday 4 30 tOW<:dnf6d!ty' ??5SO— 11 Thursday 6 0 — 13 Saturday 9 30 -r.. í;re5-Saloon, h. Fore Cabin and Deck, f3d. Passengers per Steamer LION" for Liverpool should leave the Rtu[?"?<-VondStation. Carrie r? will attend the Steam.ul.tly at both sides of the Foryd, to conse? goods to and from the above-,iam, places. .ryd An Omnibus funs regularly between the west side of the foryd and Aber?ele, in connection with the 1.10, Pasften!:ers from the .kb??gel, side of the F.?yd ],.?ldb?i. attendance 20 minutes before the stated time of sailing. ITEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER. POOL AND NEW YORK. RPIJE LIVERPOOL, NEW TOr'K and T IIII,IlI\f¡??l'šn: I:H II'P An %K$,X intend despatching their Full P wered Iron Screw J?t?? S'!?"n S)?. ?!?? a? QUEE V STOWN to .?b.,k C"t in P??,.e?g?,?an'd de.patches. from LIVERPOOL to NEW Yo RK' as- f 01'1 KthSept. •ITY OF WASHINGTON Wednesday, 17th Aug. KANGAROO :1 31?t CITY OF BALTIMORE 14th Sept. CITY OF WASHINGTON „ ?811 And t>ach alternate Wednesday. Cabin Passage. 15,17. and 21 Guineas. according to the accom- modation. Forward PASSAGE 8 Guineas, including Provisions. rU8eners for CAAlJA and the UNITED STATES booked throuh on very advantageous terms. For further particulars apjdv to    WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Water-street, Liverpool. ( Mr. EDWD. ELLIS, jun., Shipbuilder, Ban.?or. T0 I Mr. A. F. WATTS, Abergele. EMIGRATION TO CANADA AND THE WES- IL TKKN STATES OF AMERICA. REDUCTION of RATES via the INLAND LAKE ROUTE. T H F t'?'? the -??'N.I At I 'VI? ..I. ll ?d, anta ges 't fo t1i la:e \A\su'li:e cooe:eti Quebec and Montreal with the Glasgow and Montreal Ocean Steamship Companies, and at Hamilton with the Great Western Railnav of Canada. TOURISTS, PLKASUKB SEEKBRS, and Others who avail them- selves of this: route, have an opportunity of witnessing some of the most magnificent S@cner?, in the World, including the far-famed "Falls of Niagara," ale Lake of the Thousand Islands," and the"'?Ra['idr?fth<- St. I?wrenM;" and M the Steamed are elegantl) fitted up with every comfort and convenience, the trip U altogether moot delightful. RETURN TICKETS are issued at «rreai!Y rc'"ced rates. First- 4ass fare includes State-room and Meals. EMIGRANTS will find this the cheapest, safest, and most ex- peditious mode of conveyance the rates are exceedingly low, and no charge whatever is made for excess personal luggage or it3 removal. The undersigned, who has resided in Canada an,1 the Western States for a number of years, will be happy to afford intending Emigrants or Tourists valuable information. Apply to PARRY & Co.. Batigor; Mr. T. EDWARDS, Conway. S. SHACKELI., General Agent for Europe, Weaver Buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool. EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND. FREE GRANTS OF LAND 4U TO 400 ACRES AND UPWARDS. — TM'EUY imln,trio"o man of good character (and à J not, t\uough age, infirmity, or other cause, unHkely to form a u8eful C 1. t) Eniier, Irak fc rv own expense to the P?,ince of Auckland, New JS??f ?. ? ?'?otj??i? a FREE GRANT of FORTY ACRE,???doGO(?D LAND in the Colony, together with F RTY ACRE? JORR FOR EACH PERSON ABOVE 18 YEARS, and TWENTY ACRES FOR ItACH CUILD ABOVB 5 AND UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE, whom he may take with him at his e3pense to the Colony. The Emigrant chooses his Land himself in any of the surveyed districts, either immediately on his arrival in the Colony or any time witl.ix Five Years after, and he may either enter on 1S6e8. aion at oner, or work at his trade in any part of the Province till he has acquired experience of the Colony and save Money, to clear ami cultivate hi own Farm. The p.rtie* eligible are agricnltuiM labourers and servants, mechanics ot various kinds, domestic servants (male and female), farni, r, of small capital, or other parties able to employ la- bour, or in any @i3? advance the interests of the Colon), Uher(? a .id?,.bl? i,br of persons may desiret, emigrate in a bodv, and form a small community in the Province, the Pro- vincial Government will favour such a community, by endeavour- ing to pro\,¡I\p- upcr¡or Lands and an advantageous location. The Agent will be hapny to communicate with ay parties de- airing to form such a community. Forms of application tnt post free. Full inormanon as to the Land Regulations, t \t Clearing and Cultivating Lam), Rates of Labour, &e., may t-e hud by applying personally or by letter to JOSEPH NEWMAN, E s Q., .\r;r:XT FOR TI1R PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF AUCKLAND No. 10 DRURY BUILDINGS, WATER STREET, LIVHIiroOL, Sir. NEWM AN was for SIXTEEN years a resident in New Zealand. M a farmer, and member of the Provincial Countilof Auckland. ■TEAM TO AUSTRALIA UNDER 60 DAYS PASSAGE MONEY, L14 AND UPWARDS. BLACK HALL LINE OF British %ud Australian Ex-Royal Mail Pok.t. -d Egl. Line of Packets, In o1)j\\nctiou wit}, the Celebrated Auxiliary Steam Clippers, GREAT BRITAIN AND ROYAL CHARTER, APPOINTED TE Sail Punctually, From LJ on the 5tli and 15th of every month. To THE consignment of BRIGHT, BROTHERS & CO., MELBOURNE. The above, in addition to being* the only line with Steamers out •F Liverpool, is composed of tke largut, 9neal, and f ""t Merchant Ships iu the world. *'?''i'?"? Uegitcr. Burthen. Captain. Date OCEAN CHIEF 1092.380(1 W. Bronn,. 5th Sep. ?11JEïiÚ" ft: 'r,gg,Ó 'B:n:I; I LYGHT?XU.?.? Clarke ?. 5th 0. kllC1> :,t{): :}t: .it,Y.k.o':TtoIT: ?" iurceeded by the following Clippers and Stt!a?rB ? °" GREAT "RtTAIN 11GHTMNG ??)n!'XOF THE SEAS ROYAJ. CHARTKK DONALD McKAY EAGLE SALDANHA MARCO POLO OCEAN CIl EF BRITISH TRIDENT (UPSHY BRH)E GRlUT TASMANIA COMMODORE PEltRY MONTMORENCY THE above celebrated Steam and Sailing Clippers IORMID? I?, only lines honoured by a :Jl!: visit from Her Maj^ty the Queen, and 3' ell- known for their rapid paíl8!\1 punctuality in oail. z??,l INSR and pl?ndid -r passed by JnT I hi in the world, will continue to sail regularly between ?rP.'? '??M??rn?' '.<f???" t" PMtengcr. and Sh?tte. themo&t?nrh'aXededtmta?a. The Commanders are men of experience, and noted for their ii tt?,,ti.n to p?, The C v in accommodation is ""r y rior, the Saloons being .1 Th 'v'en r" y insure comfort to pas- .,n,,r, and are ,,pli,-d with Bed«. BedJing, &c. Parties wishing to bring their fiendlJ home, ,n btai., Tickets for the*e ship. leaving Autraha eery Month. Applv to GLBBS, BRIGHT & CO.. M?r?h.,?t,, North John- <tKtta.? J AMES B.XES&Co..TowerBuitdio?,Literpoot; ?rt. their Agents. A G E N T 9: Mr. f. T. Fdwards, Conway. Ir. A. R, Martin, Bookseller, Bangor. ('"pt. Tully. City of Dublin Office, Holyhead. Kdward Ellis, jun., Garth Point, Bangor. Mr, A. F. Watts, Abergele, Idwpool, MAY 9,1859. EXCURSION TRIP TO BEAU MARIS, BANGOK, AND MENAI BRIDGE. CALLING AT LLANDUDNO, WEATHER PERMITTING. TH Steamer DRUID, Capt. liuNT R. w I THi¡:eteDNRi\D8T!t rl!Ib 4^ on SIT-KOTV, 13th August atFouroVlock.n the afterlloon and from M EN A 1 B RI DG E, on IOND.\Y Mor'ning following, at Six o'clock pre- MM:}', arrhin? ?L??ot '??"?"Steera?. 3s. 6d. Fares for the ROLND^ R IV vRpOOL on MONDAY, WRD- The Steamer will 01'0 leaN,LIN?ETPOOL W. NESDAY, and FRIDAY, E eV? n o'clock in the forenoon and KESDAY, and at. 0" IUE,DAY, TIIUKSDAY, and SA- Steamer FRIBDLAUV", ?/,H J?- from the MENAI forenoon. At ?l,a? I Ten O'clock 1, lb, or .n at Liverpool, to T'?? B,id g?, pply T0 1.1r. PRICE & CO. AND NEW  EALAND. AUSTKALI N ]) NEWZEALAND. Nol"C-T" ?hip?pf thi? li.? e .g.t the ?J'SiM?.??'???? in the world. and are famous for ?.e?ir un"swe?'i"? punctuality, the superior w.yu. which they td, 't?: celebri.ty of their pM?M, ?l?i?h r..k among" the fastest 011 ,d. rnHE 'WHITE STAR' LINE OF BRITISH, -??. I AUSTRAHAN. and NEW ZEALAND EX- 't.??\HO?AL MAU. CLH'PERS.eaUfrom  LIVERPOOL FOR MELBOURNE, On the 1st and 20th of every month, and from LIVERPOOL FOR NEW ZEALAND, On the 10th of every month, Landing and forwarding Passengers at through rates, and by steameis, to the following ports of Australia, lasmania, and New Zealann ■ .,11 Melbourne, Geelong, Sydney, Ilobart Town, Launceston, Adelaide, and to Wellington, Nelson, New Plymouth, Otago, l h. 'i", Canterbury. h.. nhi..h By this Line of Vessels ARRANGEMENIS -,? UI:It"U U,8U U1 "I .A ??.b e?b.e?o' ??thene?itr? y ?S ??M< b:I to :o OUTSIDE PORTS, AND ti.gio INV HIEHER COST TO THEMSELVES.. The 'Line T composed of ?e following magniflcent  SH' IP CAPTAII*. NU ?ACKBT ?iroy' ??J?T' '?e. P.n. B?l,HJACKET, Clarke. ?'?? "'? ??' W'? S"IMA»: BROWJ. TORN VUO Aikin. STAR OF THE EAST. ?"'?- TDO. A" Kerr S??)?o 0'Ha))oran CYCLOSt. Rerr TIIL Da ARKB]AN Da,id?ol And many others well known to the trade. Guaranteed to ?i) on the day. ad?rti?d. full or not Mt. FO MFLBO?RNF,, I r° .RPYHOUND Davics 156.1 4G50 Aug. 20. la,?? g embark on the 19th August. FOR AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. SHOOTING STAR E. J. Allen.1518. 450ft. Aug. 10. SHAI.IMAR J. R I,R0"N"'4 0. BLUE JACKET .Oarke 1,0,7,4 J 3T.«^S0 '"OOCcT t. 1100. TELEGITAPH. 'i' :1 17? 1 0 N' .10. Passengers embark 9th A-tut in The White Star" c!ip?er? ?avc Ions been employed in carry- ing Her ?aj?'. roatma?. and were specially selected for that eenicE' from their siie, splendour, anid M:ce! are comTmanded by men of great nautical skill, and experience in the pascng'er trade. and nothin will be left undone that science and skill can SU??E6T for the comfort of intending passengers. SALOON passengers are found in bedding, linen, and all neces- .a,i,?. ?TEMKD CABIN pa"encrR are found in cutlery, crockerj, elass, and att,,n,,a,,c and the berthing '??.od.- honl for Intermediate and Steerage patosengers are lolty, airy, and welllihted. 'T'A?! ?'I? bounty pass l,g,,?, will be taken by this line, nnd l?n,l?(i t Hobart Town or Laullceston. ?-'?E ?A? GRANTS o?? ??ndup.ard?e.r? to all ,itb !,going to Auckland by the WHITT Str" cli"p?r- on ",Pli,"titon to the various Proi'inial Ag??t,, a ?of' ?'? 'd also te?J' of freight, passage, an dalI informa- tion may be had on reference to the owners, tion may be had on ??P?"? CHAMBER 21, Witer-street, Liverpool. JONES,Steam Packet, Co(nP, a" ni,"C. BRU. Hoh've)): or to HOBEHT PRITCHAIID, New-v-street, Holy head l? 9.-Just )'abiKhed, aud sent for 2 stamps, Willom's PrM- bral Hints to lmigranht to Australia and New Zealand. The most Picturesque and Expeditious, and THE CHEAPEST TOUR IN NORTH WALES BANGOR, OGWEN LAKE, CAPEL CURIG, LLAN- RWST, AND CONWAY. TIIE PUINCE OF WALES, Four-horse Coach, ,ill, ,? ,n H T"?er MONDAY, the 13th day of JJn??run f'ro!n t'h?BN- 'HSH .T B.I, 11011, and the 1- 11?IKINE ARMS HOTEL, 1 CONWAY, respectively, each morning (Sunday! excepted) at the hours hll,r .i".e" Leave the British Hotel, Bangor, on the arrival of the trains from Holy- head and Carnarvon, and the omnibus from a.m. BEAUMARIS 9 0 Bethesda 10 0 O?en Lake. 10 4. Capet Curig (the Hotel) 11 15 P. BETTWS-Y-COED 12 15 ARRIVE AT LLANRWST (THE 12 15 1 t'agle?) 0 LEAVE DITTO 2 0 TfeMw 230 6; '(Ë';ki'"Ä') 30 I in time (for the trains for Chester, Bangor, Holy- Carnarvon, and LIan- aua nol..l. 4 0 Leave the Erskine Arms Hotel, Conway, on the arrhal of trains to and ..m. from Chester and Llan- dudno 10 0 P.- I'Ö Arr,?, AT LLANRWST (THE ?i?)..?*t20 I.e"e DITTO 2 0 B?'s-?oe[) "?".? 2 14 Capel Curig (the Hotel) 3 30 OZ?,? LAKE 4 15 3et?6d.( .L?.?. 5 "0 Bangor, in time for the trains for Conway,Cheg. ter, Carnarvon & Holy- head.. 5 40 THROUGH FAITES, He. Particulars of Intermediate Fares may be had at the abov named H .tel., Performed by the public's most b,-dient servants,  DEW. WILLIAMS, PEGG, & WILLIAMS GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. TRAVELLING THROUGHOUT NORTH WALES BY TUB SNOWDON TOURIST FOUR-HORSE COACH. THE Public is ??.p?,tf.1l)- i.fo,?d that on and after MONDAY T" t'hJ ''? 'day'?J? ??' A well-appointed Four-horse Coach will commence running dailv (Sundays excepted) between CARNARVON and L1,ANGOLUN ROAD STATION. The Coach leaves the Roval Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon, daily, (Sundays excepted) at 8 a.m., and will travel through the most admired scenery of North Wales, skirting the foot of 8nowdon, through the Vale and far-famed Pass of Llsnberris, to Capel Curi<» alon<* the Great London and HotyheadRo.dbv the base of Moel Siabod, the celchuted Rhaiadr y Wenol (Fall of the $.at 1-w 1, B?tt?- y Coed, Pentreioelas, by the Bidge and Wa- ;;flï:i' pt;!õG r y,Ca8iet'ireJ'h blht; Iiadf odr: G)ynd;frdw. and Uanso))en. arriving at Llangollen Road Sta- tion in time for Tr,?,n,t. ,h,?t,Liie,P"'I, bury, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Leamington, Oxford, and London. The Coach leaves Llangollen Road Station daily (Sundayex- cepted) via same route, on the arrival of Trains leivin Leamin, ?n ''ft 7 55 ?' [n'.? ?'i'tn?in?hant 8 53, Shrewsbury 10 35, Manchea- ter —, Liverpool —, Chester 8 15, and Llangollen Road station 9 30. arriving at the Royal Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon, at 8 p.re. By Order, RAE, R, I. WILLIAMS, D. WILLIAMS, JONES, MOLTBY, DICAS, and SMITH. June 10th, 1S59. Change of Time in Starting of the Tourist Rojialilail. SUMMER TRAVELLING BETWEEN CARNARVON & 1JOLGELLEY DIRECT, Via Beddgelert, Tre Madoc, Port Madoc Tanybwlch, Harlech, and Barmouth. THE Pnhlie is respectfully informed, that on and after the 20th 'I.f'u" next, the Well-appointed Four-horse Coach, the TOU\??r.??eo'r)menf'erunnn? "il (S (?pt") be- tween (• \R\ARVON and DOLGELLEY. The Tourist lean'. K? R(')??'?'?S'Sl? HOTEL. CARNARVON, at 8 30 am PUSSINE through )'. dd?etert. Tre'M adoc. Port M^doc, Tany- li.,],?h, B?l.o,?th, t,, Uo)?i)<'Y.TheTouhi!t)tateB the LION ROYAL IIOTFJ DOLGELLKY, via same route daily (Sunday excited), at 8 30 .m., arriviiig t Carnartonmume for the Trains to Bangor, (;h?tt!r, Liverpool, Birmingham, Lon- don, &c, By Order. RAK.P?mCHA'ttn.RAK. ?rronrietorB i>sI(\A'&tF¡t 1 Proprietors, Rr.-yal Sport-man Hotel, Carnanon, Coach OffiN\, June H)th, 185D. CARNARVON AND LLANBERIS, The Public h ?-p?,tf,?lly Informed that on and after MONDAY, th? ?i!'h' of ??"he ? we?a'p'i.oi'n?d 'Co'a'c)° SNO?M' NGElt will commence runnin daily (Sunday xcepted) be. ?er° CARNARVON and LLANBERIS, leaving the Railway Shtion on the arrival of 10 (: "int th  ???M'AN?E?.and?r??a?hrROYALVtCTnR.A HOTEL. LLANBERI8, at 11 15 a.m., leaving the Hoya) Victoria Hotel It 5 30 p in time for the Trains for Bangor, Chester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and London. g13) order, HAE and WILLIAMS, Proprietors. Royal Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon. June 10th, 1859. CARNARVON AND PWLLHELI. The ROYAL MAIL will leave the ROYAL SPORTSMAN HOTEL, CARNARVON, at 8 o'clock a.m., returning in the Evening f,om Pwllheli, at 4 30 p.m., in time for the Mail Trair. for Chester, Birmingham, Crewe, London, &c. JOHN RAE. Proprietor. THE MOST DELIGHTFUL TOUR IN NORTH WALES VWWKALY T.-HAPOPTOE^LV, RBBA^N^OOOR^, NL^IAMS'S RATpIrULo- A '¡ -í\ ,\Tno,Irel 9 ;cA: ceeding p.?t the MENAI SUSPENSION and BRITANNIA TV- BULAR BRIDGES, through CARNARVON (calling at the Ux- bridge Arms Hotel), t LL. ;t,TBERI? at half-past 11, and returning to BANGOR, by 1,1 I-p, I 7 lo,.k p., A?(, ..af '?!ri ,n?., 'I,Oftk;ij;nxtend it: Tour bv way of the far-famed Pass of LLANBERIS, through C??'EL' C?RM. BE't?W?Y rfo"vn\liETI to the ancient Town of CONWAY, and returning to BANGOR the same Evening, thereby affording Visitors the oppportunity of witnessing the most romantic and picturesque scenery in the particulars, apply to Mr. WILLIAMS, RAILWAY HOTBL, Bangor, wbere parties can Book for the Journey, ) i THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE JL C*,p-, have never ,.t..pit,d t,t-i?g-their b u.iness to Rny other Company whatever, but continue to insure again. every description of Accident resulting either in Death or Injury. 3, Old Broad Street, B.C. W. J. VIAN, Beeretary: WINES FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. W&A GILBEY'S SOUTH AFRICAN PORT, SHERRY, W. HTC., &c., 90s, per doz., first growths only. Two samples for 12 Bta?. U.V. Brandy 15s. per Ga?lo". A. ?il?y. Wine Importer! and BistiUer). 357, Oxford Street, L,,n?.n 31 Upper Sackville Street, Dublin; and 12. St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh. Medical Reports, Price Lists, Sic., sent post free. CHEAP BOOKS FOR THE MULTITUDE. A. R. MARTIN, BOOKSELLER, CAXTON HOUSE, BANK PLACE, BANGOR, HAS contRntly on Sale the whole of the Volumes contained H' in °' RO'ST??D?'S CHEAP ° RAILWAY LIBRARY. Books for the country, &c., comprising an infinite variety of Light Reading, at prices ranging from la. to 28. TO BE LET, READY FURNISHED, And may be entered upon immediately, P ANT EINION, situated a short dio t nct? from Barmouth, p e;io ilesrit: te a faB,ilt :;8 fna:n:rml h newly erected house, and contains Dining, Drawing, and Break- fast Rooms, two Kitchens, two Pantries, and eight Bedrooms. Also, a Coach-house and Stables, Kitchen and Flower Gardens. From within a few roods of the house, there is a splendid view of Cardigan Bay. It is also conveniently situated for bathing and fishing, and belonging to the house is a pleasure boat; and it is undoubtedly one of the healthiest spots in Wales. Apply to Mr. 0, ROBERTS, Pant Einion, Barmouth, Merioneth. shire. FURNITURE, CARRIAGE PAID TO ANY RAILROAD STATION. PARTIES Furnishing are recommended to apply for the com- plete FURNISHING GUIDE, Illustrated by 300 Engravings, (forwarded gratis), of every article required, and suited to all cla. of society. The complete Estimates will be found most useful. Estimate No. ]-A Four Roomed House X20 11 0 „ 2-Siz 67 17 0 3-Eight 134 100 α-Ten.. 16436 P. & S. BBYFU, City Furniture Warehouses, Nos. 91, 93, &95, City Road, London, E C. "Y GWIR YN ERBYN Y BYD." IESU. EISTEDDFOD GENHEDLAETHOL BEAUMARIS, GORPHENAF, 1860. Y TESTYNAU. BARDDOMAETH. TESTYN y GTVDAIR—AWDL—" ?l)?r AP Bleiddud," CYWYDD—" Y C h,), PRYDDEST—" C.?t??ll LI?l?i.g. ENGLISH POEM— BEAUMARIS GREEN. A?)-"?rUa?'"?M.?"' Pryddest-" I annerch Doctor Campbell ar ei ddyrchaRad i ES- ecb,,th Ban?or." marchogaeth i Jerusalem. Pr,-dd??t_ Crist y" marchogaeth i Jeruu1em:' CFTN—41 Cas gwr na charo y wlad a'i macco." Cerdd—" Duch in i'r Balch." An English Song-" The Beaumaris Visitors," especially those present at the Eisteddfod (to be reail or sung by the author. Not to exceed 200 lines.) Metre-" Good Morrow." Y Nefoedd—" Gwel >r Adeilad." Molawd—"Merched MOn." Mesur—" Merch Megan"(neb ond llangciau i gystadlu. a goreu oil pa hynaf.) Yr I-Ifin Langc." Alesur- Calon Drom" (neb ond merched i gystadlu, a goieu oil pa ieuangaf.) Deuddeng Englyn gyflafan y Beirdd yng Nghastell Beaumaris. Dellddeng Englyn I Arch Garregy Dywysoges Joan, ger Baion Hill. Deuddeng Englyn i Fwrdd Arthur, U gain Pennill i Dref Beaumaris. Ugain Pennill i Adgofion Bore'r Oes (neb ond tieri bobl wedi cyrhaedd 50 mlwydd oed i gystadlu.) TTTAETHODAU. Coel-Grefydd v Cymry Yr Ystad Ganol (IntermediateState) A fu Ynys MOn erioed yn orchuddiedig gan ddwfr, ac ynglynag Arfo. ? Hanes Tarddiad yr Taith Saesnneg. ei chynydd, ei helaethrwydd, a'i hangcnrheidioldeb ar bawb o'r Cymry Six Days Wanderings in Beaumaris and Neighbourhood O.Y.—Caiff y gweddill o'r testynau ymddangos mewn amser prydlawn, vnghyd a'r gwobrau, y rhai a fyddant yn werth eu derhvn a eofelir am e-ael Peirniaid addas i'r testynau oil. derhyn, t s" e HENRY HARRIS DAVIES, Ysgrifenydd. II Y GWIR YN ERBYN Y BYD." "A LADDO A LEDDIR." EISTEDDFOD GENEDLAETIIOL DINBYCH, 1860. Y TESTYNAU. BARDDON ABTII. Testyn y Gadair.-A vd!Tyivalltiad yr Ysbryd Gl&n ar Ddydd yP?.,e?.?t-G..br'' gini. Pr,,Ile' "b'Ia,? 4,0000 Hnenan, ar unrhY" destyn, pwnc, neu ?tt?ch?dXewi!!oyrawdH'r—Gwobr,40gini. Pryddest-Y ;?,,?dwr-GAvobr, 8 gini. Maiwnad leuan Glan Geirionydd, Cadeirfardd Eisteddfod Din- bych yn 1828, ar fesur caeth neu rydd, yn ol archwaeth y cyfan- soddwr-Gwobr, 10 gini. Marwnad y diweddar William lw,"Tan y,r!, g,r Dinbych, 4yr y Dr. W. O. Pughe, ar unrhyw fesur a ddewiso )r awdwr.—Gwobr, 5 gini. Chwanegir 5 gini at wobr y Pwyllgor gan Meilir Owen, Ysw., Goppa, ar yr ammod 11a byddo y Farwnad yn cael ei chjfyngu at Gywydd. Molawd Dytfryn Clwyd, ar y mesur a ddewiso yr awdwr- Gwobr, 5 gini. lachawdwriaeth-Heb fod dros 100 Ilinell, ar unrhyw feaur rhvdd.-Gwobroi gini Clri,,?. èi\n-Tywysog Cjmru, heb fod dr ;Oo luneil—Gwobr, O gini. Chn-Y ??!fRi''?'do?. heb fod dros 100 HineH—merehed yn unir i gvfansoddi—GWobr,&gini. Cin-DiaTigfa y caethwa., heb fod dros 100llinell—Gwobr, 5gini. Cerdd Duchan ilr Bradwr, neb iod dros tw UlDeH-UWUUT, 5 gioi. Chwe Englyn i'r diweddar Edward Jones, Maes y Plwm- Gwobr, 2 gini Chwe Englyn i Thomas Edwards (Twm y Nant)-Gwobr, 2 gini. TRABTHODAU,&C. Traethawd ymarferol ar Gyfansoddi.etb Gymieig a'i neilJdu- olion-ei rhyddiaeth a'i phrydyddiaeth—yr arddull Gymreig bur, ,?,ydle,tI,ar i,ith,le ?d.eyff? ?ihy(?".ei,?i?daulluosogdiwed dar u'r Se i? ,.?'g_ .ghenrheidri?,)-dd od,i ?y)w y?=,,yr rhyddieithol Cymru at gy.nyrc ,,u?y tansoddiadau giv ,,I- Gwobr, 25 gini. Hanes Derwyddiaeth y cynoe?oedd y sonia Cm;v, ar pnt awduron am dani, a Derwyddiaeth neu Farddas y,e'o"'dy sonia y Beirdd Cymreig a'r Trioedd am dani, a'r g.?.ia? th h,,I,Iol,dd rhj wr) y (I y e wy diaeth-?; wobr, 20 ^ini. History o"" ??' us and Literature f VVale? from its com- mencement to the year 1080, and from the year 1350 up to the present timc- Prize, 20 Guineas. Y niwed o gw d de dio, a'r Ilesad a'r llwybr i iawn dd?f??- ddi oori?. ,?,??d?, ,obr,5gi.,i. Tri chant o Holiadau ac Atebion ar Hanesyddiaeth Cy.r.- Gwobr, 10 gini. Rhestr o Eiriau (terms) celfyddydol yn Seisoneg a Chynrl, yn nghyd a Brawddegau yn cynnwys y cyfryw yn eu ffurf o ayl- wedd?iriau Be anøoddeiriau-Gwobr, 5 gim. Traethawd ?r Addy?g Merched-merched Yl unig i gyfansoddi -Gwobr,5gini. Cyhoeddir y Gweddill o'r Testynau, yn ynghyd fig Enwau y Beirniaid ) n ebrwydd. H. OWEN (?f ilir), ) y „ E. Wll,[,IA MS 6F,I Y?g. MY9. M. SMITH, Ysgrilenydd. PRICHARD'S AROMATIC STEEL PILLS STAND alone among the mIny new discoveries in medica S T ec: t:'dulJc or t:ei: r:/i they P.?'?? -Btll?i' p,"?li po we r of (,xd,?,"? ptt?. b?.od the pale dti lit.y'?d invalid is rendered ruddy and rabnet, and the ..t ?h.,t d constitution built up, while the weak and relaxed, no matter from what cause, soon experience their inigo- rating and restorative effects. In Boxes, Ijd., 2,. gd 4?. 6d., and lIs, Prepared only by Mr. PRICIIARD, Apothecary, 65, Char- inf*crosB London. Sent free by post. Of all Iedicine "cndors. AGENTS, The following Chemists and Druggists:- Bangor, Mr. W. Griffith, HiLh.street Carnarvon, R, Griffltb High-street; Pwllheli, D. Williams; Conway, T. A. R,,b?rt?: High-street; Llandudno. T. Williams, Church W.1k ?,l Hug-hu, Mostyn-street; Beaumaris, J. Slater, High-street; Holyhead, G. Hughes, Nlarket-?treet and G. J. R.brt,, S n- ley Terrace; Rhyl, W. Iiid it? ,o ,gelley, J. C. Roberts Ruthin, Mr. Rouw; Mold, 1r, Bir?l?; Llanrwst, Griffi' Jones; Denbigh, Mr. W?lli.m. St. A??ph, 'Jr. Lt., ? J?eh; Bala, Mr. Thomas, Chemist and Druggist; Carnarvon, Messrs Williams and Hughes, Booksellers; Newcastle, Taylor Gibson & Co., (wholesale nd etill and Ba('?'?ll & C. "'Cour?,,?t' (,ffi?e Gat',?hea dG..r,ton Sunderland, Rit?on & Son8; North Shields, Mease and S.,? South Sl?i(?ld?, Mr. Walker; Tynemouth, Mr. Bailey; Durham, Mr. Trueman, Mar- ket-place Hartlepool, Mr. Ord; West Hartlepool, Mr.Emerson RU P TU RES. By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. W!, I I T01, 1,1, V E R TRUSS T ) enuirtngno steel spiing round the body, is recommended fo nlrih fo;i ee;i [il n nr :d{; B lt.f =ciri application; 2nd, perfect frepdo i? fr on liability to chafe or ex- ,iat' be"' o'n" i4 'h e,,ale omfortin any position of the body, by day or night; 4th, it admits of every kind of exercise without the slightest inconvenience to the Wi?Uer, and is perfectly concealed from observation. •' We do not hesitate to give to this invention our unqualified approbation, and we strenuously advise the use of it to all those who stand in need of that protection, which they cannot so fully, nor with the same comfort. obtam from any other apparatus or truss as from that which we have the highest satisfaction in thus recommending."—^Church and State Gazette. Recommended by the following eminent Surgeons William Ferguson, Esq., F.R.S., Professor of Surgery in King's College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, &c. C. G. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster Ophal- .i? Hospital; W. Bowman, Esq, F.R,?3A.eon to Ri?,g. College Hospital; T. Callaway, Esq., Senior As- sistant Surgeon to Guy's Hospital; W. Coulson, Esq., 'urg,?? :sil t :ï11 t11 s;il 1ï¿r': ë uU Esq., :itu. S?r- geon to thE '"do" Hospital W. 1. Fisher, Esq., 8urgeon-in- ChiEf to the Metropolitan Polce Force; Aston Key, Esq..Surgeon to Prince Albert Hobert Liston, Esq., F.R.S James luke Esq., Surgeon to the Londou Truss Society; ;el l,uk, Esq., F.R.S., and many others. A descriptive circular may be had by post, and the Truss (which cannot fail to fit) can be for"rdbeyl by post, on sending the circumference of the body two inches below the hips, to the manufacturer, 1r, WHITE, 228, Piccadilly, London. Price of a Single Truss, 168., 21s.,20s. 6d.,and 31s. 6d, Postage, Is, Double" 81s. 6d., 42s., and 52s.6d. Postage, Is. 8d. Umbilical,, 42' and 52s. 6d., Postage, Is. 10,1. Post-office orders to be made pay-ahle to JOHN WHITE, Post-office, Piccadilly. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS. &c, The material of which these are made, is recom- mended by the Faculty, of a' being peculiarly ELASTK amI COMPRESSIBLE, and THE BE 'P ,N ,ENTION f?, giving efficient and permanent support in all cases of WEAK NESS and swelling of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS SPRAINS, &c. It is porous, light in texture, and inexpensiv, .ntl is drawn on like an ordinary Stocking. Price from 7s. 6d to 16s. each. Postage, 6d. JOHN WHITE, Manufacturer, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDm Specimens may be seen in the Crjital Faaace. WELSH QUARTZ, T-10R tnJkinf Chin., oi. nd Gla.lng in any quenu?.f.. P??k'of the Dee. Md Quarry belonging t- S. Pl?r. M o-ty to 13LATER, Birkenhead. VLTIS'S BUTHIN SODA WATER. — Et?tS and SON beg re.pectfuDy to inform the Public that I their SODA, POT ASS, AND SELTZER WATERS, AND C HAM P A G N D LEMONADE, O I Vplebrated for their i?riv?ted purity, may be obtained r;fl :fe IRct¡f." t W,rU\¡esaln btb'\}i: Kingdon1. IMPORTERS OF GERMAN SELTZER WATER. RUTHIN. NORTH WALES. To Tourists. FIFTII EIJITION-JUST punLISHFD. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST GUIDE BOOK Martin's Week's Wanderings, AMIDST the most beautiful scenery of North Wales,especially AA' and ?" Neighbourhood. ° Pnc. 0.? Shilling; illustrated Two Shi11ings and Sixpence. S??h???"'S??? cS?Hou.e. Bank Place, High- street. Ban¡or. CARNARVON NEW CHURCH. THE attentio of the Christian public is earnutly reque.ted to the fo)[owin?brieay-6tated fadi, which, itubeheved.w? sufficiently prove the urgent nccMiity t't\a.t exiBts for an imme. diate and extensive increase of Church Accommodation in Car- na" ""?e population of the Parish ha. increMe.) from 2841 to "P ward. of 10,000 soul. within the last 65 yearB, aud while numer- Ol1 and convcniently PI'lee; of worship have been erected durinft this period by ilie various denominations of Non- conformists in the Town, Church buildiNg has been complc,ely at The* Par?h Church (for the WeHh-speakin? Parishioners) Ie at a verv inconvenient distance from the bulk of the population of Carna" rvon an, only affords accommodation foi Oit persons.—St. ?r ?e ci{ ?rr'i??'???o'r' g\?s ::p;) is ?cUv proprietary Church, with bumery few free ittings, and ?.f Sorter, very b.d!y piaced.-The number of per- I etS'nho:i'd:I:, baadlef1la::diheTfimfr 8r: visitors, is great, and r'p,I?yin?r.? ,rhe English amon?ttherhing goner?,ti.. ial and .teady ad- ?an?Th?hi)drm now attending th.Nat.onaSchpo). exceed 700 in number.-It is submitted, therefore, that the friends of the Church Ion thgrounds, .mperat.vety called upon to provide a place of Worship in M.ne measure adequate to the spiritual wants of this County Town. Such being the tlt? Of g?is i?c.t,.pl?ti.n to build a Obuh on a pecuHarty I'?il'fl,,ntly p,.?ntedI a abukh on a peoiliarly eIt gi?7' t' by 'h.'late Marquis of A-111!-?, and to "I?!,h it. an ddi,i.n hatbaeu recently made, by the purchase (after protracted nego- cfatK of an adjoining aitden.-Plans have been procured from M*. Salvin, the eminent Architect of the Woods and Forest The ?teho. of the Church will be in keepin? with the Ancient Castle of CarnO\non so that the ,n,itpi. (?.n,ei,?d, will be ornamented bv the -tY?l ? Of the F'di""t, e spiritual wanta of the Parish will be d,, ythe additional accommo- dation of upwards of 800 Ch?T?h-Sittings, ?'e third t'? remain free and unappropriated for r Ih, ,e.p?'? 11 f th e proposd New Church amount- in??Se'??''?'?'?i??'ii!'Mt be wanting and a, it i. efforts and most zealous ,pr t?o,? of the ChI isUan public are rennired It is hoped that this will not be wanting, and as it is "?°i?fircod?ptehat the Church should be completed, and in readiness for Divine Service, before the summer of next >ear "n,,ding contributors will confer a OUDLR favour by prompt d".rlvremittance .Itbe ?fac. ,in,,wl,i,h will be most'thankfully received at the Carnaryori Old LI^ik, rthe ?n?ofthe C. -the 11?, -IiIc? of ?pS. or by the Honorary Secretaries, Tnos. Tcn?ER, Esq., and H. P. MANI.EY, Esq. C.n.,von, p19tll July, 1859- S?CMPTIONS. Late Mrs %tathcr (Bequ,?t) .300 0 0 M,? O?k?l?y,t 30'00 A sbeton Sm h, Esq. (late) "'0 0 00 '0 S?5'?"?:?' ?'? ''? ? 0 ?" -.?- LADY CLERKE •••• 0 N JJ N" LadyW?o?hby?deCroke ?. "?X 0 Charles Wynne ?Nt.  g C. w''nne, F?:1,P. M2e S WC. ,i?' Bul'?,?l?y ug?,?,, Eq 5000 A 'riend. s0 0 A FRIEND. 500 D,tto?O '0 oo M? 'Jirdleston, King'sWinford (collected) 5 0 A Lady 10 0  Be/W.Pope?? ???? REV THOMAS GRIFFITH 20 0 0 MroBnnt. 20 0 0 MISS HUNT 10 0 0 ?? -? Charles Williams, 5 Rev John Boulger15000 Rei David Williams, L.landwrog 4 » 0 Wil ,ia,.J.'? U,q, M-D. (late).. 5 0 0 FLEV THOMAS THOMAS, VICAR VU 0 0 Anth ?y Jones, E?q, Liverpool- 10 '0 '0 Bill,?'(1 Hu?he ,L'sq,Claptiam500 Mrs H(,I(!olnbe loo0 MrsHotcombe C. Brooke, Esq, Mtltham, Yorkshire R »N A Mr William Mathews, Carnarvon J « « M, L, wis Lewis' dilt 5 0 0 Ld?. 'It 2( )0 0 00 Mor?nUoyd.?q.ditto « n" Watkin W. Roberts, Esq. ditto 30 0 0 Mr David Williams, builder, ditto 50 «JJ Mr MOBes 'ViUiam, LondonHouse. ditto505 00 John Owen, Esq, Car,,ar,.n 10 0 0 MR THOMAS DAVIES, DITTO ? N N rJob,, D,,i,dit' 0 5 0 0 'i, ii,?.T..0," qIitt.23 « X 0 0. Roberts E. q'(;arne,iduen, A-0 ()0 A Visit., i theSpor t-M-1, 10 0 0 Mr Owen Thomas, Carnarvon o » Mr Robert Jones, Market-street, ditto J « «JJ MR EVAN RICHARDS, DITTO ■ 3 U U Thomas Turner. Esq 0oo A Friend, Ur ditto -"?"n"n'.M,nnOnO H. P. Manley, Esq, Brynteg, Carnarvon 20 0 0 John Brewer, Esq, Carnarvon » « « Ja. R,?.'E.q'ditto 2000 BevJohnK.Kchiin.dith 50 0 0 Owen Jp??., E?g, ditto mi.. Buttc-r?vorth, B, 'd,ti05000 E. G. Po??ll, EOR. C,'r, ditto.160 0 0 urt,?erivillbe published. DO YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR, WHISKERS, &:0. ? IF so. use ROSALIE COUPELLE'S CRINUTRIAR, noted as r:I 1Yis.;t Ub'IE;1i:,um'¿r:d to produced whiskers, elebrow8, &c„ in a few weeks, and ,ill be found eminently successful in nourishing, curlin1 and beautifying the hair; checkiug grc) ncss, strengthening Weak hair, pre% ent- ingit«lo%s, and restoring it in baldness from whatever cause. Upwards of 100 physicians recommend it for the nursery, as I)ro mating" fine, healthy head of hair, and averting baldneqs in after past free n receipt f 11 penny postage t?mp,, by :'Cone\llo6J, frČ:st rset'l p:.y or;g:.t,Ado !el(I obtainable of all Chemists, in bottles price 2s. each. Each packet bears a red stamp with the ivords "ROSALI P COUP- BLLB in white letters; the words" COUPBLLB s CBINUTRIAR are also moulded in each bottle. I4 My Whiskers aie greatly improved."—W. A. Hill. IT has considerably thickened my hair.}1iss Mollin. II I was bald 9 years, but find new hair coming rapidly.'—J. Hone. co Thauks to you I have an excellent moustache and whiskers. —Major Browne. U I had lost my hair in patches, but it has restored it." -Miss Ilewitt. "After 20 years baldness, it has acted miracu- lou¡;I}"H. Moir. Sold bv Air.H. Flugi" ? Chemist, Market Pl,,?,, B.?g,,r. FIVEA? VICI-? ON THE HAIR," Whi?ker? &C., sent post tree for four P,?; stamps. KNOW THYSELF! mi HE ORIGINAL GRAPH 10LOG 1ST MARIE COUPELLE, rr n3ule 1; tntri j'?':e}r d¡e:inr[i; from examination of the handwriting, in a style peculiarly her own, and which can be but badly imitated by the ignorant pre- tenders and 8elf3tyled professors who have?l? .1 y laid claim to a knowledge of this beautiful science. Persons desirous of knowing their own character or that of any friend, must send a specimen of writlnsf, state pex and age. or supposed age, with 14 ancut Denny postage stamps, to ARIE COUPBLLS, 69, Castle-street, Newman-street, London, \V, for which will be returned a detail of the gifts, defects, talents, tastes, affectioni, &c., of the writer, with other things previously unauspected, calculated to guide in the every-day affairs of life. All letters are stricti) confidential, and to prevent mistake, applicants are requested to enclose an en- velope properly directed to themselves. The thouanrls who thankfully acknowledge the value of advice given, and accurac), of Miss C.'s sketches, e?t.bli?h the great utility of the science, Fr.. F N.—" I coneidfr your skill "Your ,ripti'" of her ch ",Iterar.? i. y crr"?i.W You r,Iy is "Ii" tr"H. ?, V.11 Y.!ir sk?t ch of mv character is maneHollsly correct.'—Miss F.5.a says the character is a truc one."—Miss W. N. on "I I. scribed his character very accurately."— Miss H. S. "I am alraid his character is too truly as you describe it." W e see no morc difficulty in graphiology than phrenology, and we have little doubt that iu iunumcrallle instances the character is read with equal precision. Family Herald.' By tle" means men about to engage iu partnership or "'Y important tranaetion, may learn beforehand the character of per. with whom the have to do: in like manner may Jovers be made wise beforeliaii ? and those who have secret enemies may be warned, and enabled to prepare for the worst."—* Household Words.* PAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, RHEU- MATISM, GOUT, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, And Or/fans therewith connected, nervousness, debility, pains in the head, Sfc., S-c., may be speedily relieved and effectually cured by, D,. DE ROOS' COM POUND RENAL PILLS. FROM their specific action, they correct acidity of the stomach and indigestion, promote the functions of the liver and kid- neys thereby preventing stone in the bladder and kidneys, with many other lerious disorders to which the,, imporhntorgans are subject. Ther agree with the most delicate stomach, and In a few d!Y."ff""d'e.r?'?l", other so-called remedies have tterly failed Listlessness, depression of spirits, ,k"e,l elvill" the once ,i,,r, Imnd becoming feebl,, temper freUuJ, uspicioug and i@ tolerant; and complaints long supposed to be nervous, often :iiïia:cimant1.:tiodllb8c;u ¿¿:ia:d}::ihui ?alt? and impurities which should have been carried off by the kid ys :several unsightly eruptions of the kin and face also arise from the same caue, and may b!a, ead .i y rmll,l 11 these Pills. The immediate and almo't marvellous ",a." produced by their invigorating action .1.??t e.,?,d. belief. ""cr' 8lmptom of nervousness and relaxation quickly subsdes; the trembling, care- worn, depressed sufferer becomes animated and cheerful; avoca- tions formerly irksome become pleasing, and he is as it were restored to new III,pb11 I, el, li,ely used by all cla5st'8 :md give unbounded sRtisfetion on e\'ry band. Sufferers have )-IY to try them to be convinced of heir efficacy, and to the ?"Pti, a] A 8MALL TRIAL BOX WILL BE SENT FOR NOTHING OU rcceipt of 3 stamps to prepay postage, c. 2, Bnc!,igham Place, Urighton. :\Iajor Mickletewait thinks it but justice to Dr. De Roos and his invaluable Medicine, to in. form him that he had suffered very much from pains in the back mcl loin", which induced him to try the Renal Pills, after which he finds himseK quite free from pain." Mr. Milton Welch, Urnei!8. Your Renal Pills are the only medicine I have met with that have been of 9prvÎre." Mr. T. Bloem, Limeklin-street, Dover.—" Please to send a few more of your wonderful Pills. My wife feels great relief already." Mr. W'estmacott, 4, Market-street, Manchester.—" Your medi- cines are very highly spoken of by all who have purchased them of me." f th,r mi2, be seen by any one 'I hcusands of other testimonials may be seen by any one. Price ,a. ,id 2s. 9d,, 43. 6 d. and lis. per box, through all Chemists. Sold by Mr. H. HUGHES, Chemist, Market Place, Bangor, and at least one agent in almost every town; but should difficulty occur, vncfose the amount per Post-office order or otherwise, to 10, Berners Street, Oxford 8treet, London, and they will be sent securely packed per return. CAUTION.—Guard against imitations, and the recommenda- tion of other toedicines by dishonest vendors who thus obtain a larger profit, and notice the worel." W ALTBR DE ROOS, LONDON," in white letters on the Stamp affixed to the above, to imitate which 11 A PAHFBLBT with full instructions sent post free for two Unapt. j NILNEWS FIRE-PROOF SAFES AND BOXES. RECOMMENDED to At,toreys, Churchwarden., Agent., &or may be had on application to A. R. MARTIN (Agent fo Wales), ?Mton House, Bank PtMc, Bangor. WHEN YOU ASK FOR GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, SEE THAT YOU GET IT, S A inferior kinds are often ,ub8dtated. TEAS, COFFEES, COFFEES MIXED WITH CHICORY, AND CIGARS, I R WAVS on SALE at Martin's Stationery and Printimg Estn,. A SN J:;ot H,nj.ar:.e:,YHa;'l.t;:ir;a:: APARTMENTS, CAXTON HOUSE, CORNER OF BANK PLACE, CASTLE STREET, Bangor, North Wales. N VF\TLY Furni.hed. Spacious, and Lofty Apartments for Pri- ,ate ¡"amihes-the mot open and agreeable situation o Bangor. Apply to A. R. MARTIN, Stationer. CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS PRINTING. EVERY description of COPPER-PLATE and LETTER-PRESS EV :ftJ t[sr¿pr u lt!t;:i ;tt spatch, at MARTIN'S PRINTING ESTABLU.?T, CAXTON HOUSE. BANGOR. MARTIN'S New Map of Twenty Miles Round Bangor, SLATER'S MAP OF WALES. SOLD by A. R. MARTIN, Stationer, Caiton House, Bank Place, Bangor. SNOWDON SPARS, ANGLESEY MARBLES PENBHYN AND LLANDUDNO BRILLIANTS, PENMON AGATES, PEBBLES and FOSSILS, and other Spe- ? cimene. ma y be purchased of A. R. MABTIN, Caiton House, Bank PI. High.street, Bangor. THE ROYAL EXCHANCE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. For FIBE, LIFB, and MARINE ASSURANCE, and fox ANNUITIES, Established A. 1720 by Charter of King George the First, and confirmed ,=illA t of Parliament. Cl?l?foffi,? in the Royal Esehanre. Ii.,In. Branch 29, Pall Man. PERSONS .?d with this Corporation incur no liabilitie of Partnership. PAYMENT of their claims is secured by a larg: invested Capital Stock. They enjoy the advantages of modern !d 1,pit?, ,tbility of an office which has been tested by the experience of nearly a Century and a half. Tables of the premiums and of the Bonus in the Life Depart- ment, may he obtained at the Offices of the Corporntion, or from its Agents in the principal towns of the United Kingdom, JOHN A. IIIGHAM, Actuary and Secretary. Agent at Carnarvon JOHN MORGAN Ditto Nngo J. V. H. WILLIAMS. Ditto Pwllheli .Mr. DAVID DAVIES. PRICHARD'S Dandelion, Camomile, Rhubarb, and Ginger Pills. mills excellent compound, skilful y adjuted. ?.a.f.ili?g remedy for indigestion, ??t i,ti,, liver ,,d .11 t?I'I' complaints, its action being mild ad certain, cannot fail t. restore health, and by occasional use prove the most valuable medicine ever brought before the public. Well adapted for parties going abroad. In liottles, is. 11.4" 2. 9d.,4S. 6d., allll lis. Pre, pared only by Mr. PBICHAIID, Apothecary, 65, Charing-cros London. Sent free by post, and to had of all Medicine Vendors AGENTS, The following Chemists and Druggists:- Bangor, Mr. W. Griffith, High-street; Carnarvon, R. Griffith, Medical Hall, High-street; Pwllheli, D. Williams; Conway, T. A. Roberts, High-street; Llandudno, Thos. Williams, Church Walks, and H. Hughes, Mostvn-street; Beaumaris, J. Slater, High-street; Holyhead, G. Hughes, Market-street. and Mr. G. J. Rohert., Stanley Terrace; Rhyl, W. Hilditch; DOL9CLK% J, C. Roberts; Ruthin, Mr. Rouw; Mold, Mr. Birch; Llanrwst. Mr. Griffith Jones; Denbigh, Mr. Williams; St. Asaph, Mr. Jones; Bala. Mr. Thomas, Chemist and Druggist; (at. narvon Messrs. Williams and Hushes Bookseller Newcastle, Tavlor Gibson & Co. (wholesale and retail), and Blackwell & Co., 'Courant' Office: Gateshead, !1r. George Watson; Sunderland, Eitson and Sons North Shields, Mease & Son South Shields, Mr. Walker T)nemouth. Mr. Baile) Durham Mr. Trueman i!!a.k?t P?<e? '?Xpo'oi', Mr. "Ord'; WM? IIattiepooi, Mr. Emerson. ri-   ? ?'' ? r4 n,  ?NC ? ?' !û !J j!,LU3TRATEDC??? .¡. "II, Iool;. t. t.J .tv! "Jr .,i,J r 'tol, iCESII,?!ifi AND PMSCS O." MS 81Ff £ SSNT A7!L'"S OF ED¡OO" rUSHITCRE AS WILL A7IM A,") C; F.S or EVERY DSSD3L»7IO.'J OF BEOOSNC SBM? FRfvI BY POST IC. L SC:J r: R^AD cusacon "? •; v.'N' .RACTLT>:SS T r.O.ia LONDON^