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A NATION'S DIRGE.
A NATION'S DIRGE. FINIS WHERE the greedy vulture, scaling, Screeched upon the sorrowing wind- Where the wretched widow, wailing, Sought her husband's corse to find- Thither my sad spirit wandered, O'er a noble people's grave On the dreary plains I pondered, Gorged with blood that warmed the brave. Hushed was every sound of gladness; Orphans wept in anguish by Dull the sinking sun, in sadness, Gleamed reluctant from the sky. Noble heroes, crushed and scattered, Whither shall thy children roam ? All is lost, thy hopes are shattered Whither can they seek a home ? Say, has Europe let thee perish, Taught by slavish hordes to tear ? Grown too weak the just to cherish, All too poor to spare a tear ? Mercy, help, the light hath vanished From thy once triumphant hand; Freedom falls thy sons are banished Wandering in a foreign land. Evil, evil sounds the story; Evil sounds the dirge, and drear When fair Freedom, faint and gory, Helpless, falls without a tear. Hark a sound, by spirits muttered, Falls upon the sense divine, God, the God of Light, hath uttered, Retribution shall be mine H.
Family Notices
Drattifi. On the 14th inst., Mr. Lewis Davies, police con- stable stationed in this town, aged 31 years. On the 14th inst., at Bow-street, David Davies, apprentice to Mr. John Jones, bootmaker, Great Darkgate-street, in this town, aged 17. On the 16th inst., Mr. Richard Jenkins, farmer, of Ty'npynfarch, aged 82 years. On the 16th inst., the infant child of Mr. David Griffiths, tailor, of New-street, in this town.
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COAL AND HME! RAILWAY STATION. NATipp xg HERBBV GIVEN, That the Mont- gomeryshire Coal and Lime Co., Limited, are of the celebrated Brynyrowen e sole Con gn and other Coals, a 9tock of R"ab«") Ithtr w?th best South Wales Coals and Fresh-burnt Lime, is constantly kept at the Railway ^^or" prices and other particulars, application may be made to Mr. D. H. EVAKS, the Company's Agent, or to E. R. MORRIS, Welshpool, Oct. 19th, 1884. Gen. Manager. TALBOT WINE &, SPIRIT VAULTS, MARKET STREET, ABERYSTWITH. TVT CLEATONL^P«'«VPA0B'™ 1V1. the lnh»MtanW(.f Abe',«wmi^ire generally that she has laidI» quality, di- WINES & SPIRITS, of BURTON E A ST*1 ^^Ca^ks ^BotUe^or on™;SaCFRPENCH WINES, at the reduced duties, at the very lowest prices. BY HER aasl&LA ROYAL LETTERS MAJESTY'S PATENT. SURGICAL & MECHANICAL DENTISTRY, BY W WILLIAMS, F.R.C.S. ENG., L.S.A. LOND., See., &c., &c. THE only patented process in existence of any value that adopted by MB. WILLIAMS in the manufacture of Art Teeth. Complete restoration of the Articulation, with thep of Mastication, (a function of the teeth so essentially netes.a y to the preservation of Health,) and a perfect FitRuaraiyeed! with- out the aid of Springs, Wires, Ligatures, or any kind^ and without the Extraction of Stumps, or any painful operation. N.H.-No Charge for Consultations. Bridge Street, Abery.,twith. ABERYSTWITH BAKERY. H. POOLE, GENERAL CONFECTIONER, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Maker, fyc. SHIP Bread always on hand, and every descrip- tion of Goods made to order on reasonable notice. 26, Pier Street. Aberystwith, Opposite the National Provincial Bank of England. WILLIAM PRITCHARD, LLANRWST, FIRST-CLASS GENERAL DYEB, & CALEN- DLRER, in all their bratiches. ear All Goods carriage free. [ Agent.W. JONES, Church St., Aberystwith. ESTABLISHED 1854. H Jti 13, Great Dark-gate Street Aberystrvith. DAVID THOMAS, Watch and Clock Maker. Jcn-eller, Silnrsiiuth, tSfc. The most Improved Watches and figil<Ki^.Ms3Hu3lClocks at very reduced prices. A twelvemonth's trial given if required. Wat lies & Clocks cleaned and repaired ^BgC> £ gl £ 3|r on the shortest notice. COLD WEDDtNC RtNCS. W. COOPER, fOR INK, ROftT" PAftÀDEIJ BEGS most respectfully to thank the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Aberystwith and its vicinity, as well as the Visitors, for the kind patronage they have rendered him for the past years and hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of their support. Wines and Spirits of the choices selec- tion Burton. and other Ales. -Dublin and Iiondon Porter; and a fine as- sortment of Cigars. Pout Horses and very superior Traps of all descrip- tions. —— Quiet and steady Horses and Ponies Jot Invalids and Children -Basket Carriages, White- chapels.-Fine Dog-Carts, Waggonettes, Flyv, te., at the shortest notice. 83f Stables,-Terrace Road. INCOME WITHOUT RISK. AN AGENCY for the Sale of the East India lea Company's Teas, will, with moderate in- dustry, insure a respectable living. Apply for Terms to the Company Warehouses, 9, Great St. Helen's Church Yard, Bishop-gate, London. Agent jor Aberystwith, JOHN DAVIES, 19, NORTH PARADE 200 Gold and Silver Watches to select from, At No. 7, PIER STREET, Abaystwith. J. TRUSCOTT, mh$«tocUrr. p Silbevs OPTICIAN, ETC. Established, 1848. Gentlemen's Patent Lever Watches, in £ s. d. £ » d strong Gold Ca*es, from 10 10 0 to 25 0 o Ladies' ditto ditto, from 10 10 0 to 20 0 0 Pafent LeverWatch",i n Silver Casi-s,ri-em 4 4 0 to 10 10 0 Plat Horizontal Watches, ditto, from. 2 2 0 to 310 o Warranted to perform correctly, & it Twelvemonth's trial given. The most complicated Watches repaired and ad- justed. Watch Glasses of every size and description fitted immediately. oar Gold Chains, Wedding Rings, and Plate sold according to weight. TO BE LET, And Entered upon on the 25 ih of March next, for a term of years, ALL that well-cultivated FARM called CWM- SYMLOG-GANOL, situate in the Parish of -Llanbadarn-fawr, containing about 250 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, including Graz- ing for 200 Sheep, all within a Ring Fence. There Ton „ a right of Sporting given to the tenant over suitable*8*1 *an< ^le Dwelling-house, which is and,hc the premISe!, y.. ug, BUILDING SITES. SEVERAL very eligible SITES in o William-street, and £ Welsh Church, now in co,,rSe „f erection ) in this town, to be LET on BLILDING LEASES for a long term of years, on ndvantageous tern, ° IOr a Apply to Mr. Roderick W llliains, Bui]<ier> King- street. G. T. SMITH, WINE AND SPIRIT DEALER, Auctioneer 6. House Agent, ALE & PORTER MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail, A*feiVor^sa & Co.'s celebrated BURTON PALK OctoWW and the tra<^e supplied with the as the Brpwery Burton-uPon-Trent. GENTEEL RESIDENCE. I TO BE LET Furnished or Unfurnished, and entered upon im- mediately, with a Field of Eight Aces of gXd Land attached, J y ALL that capital Dwelling-house, known n<s BRONCASTEI^AN, frng ne'arXTurn pike road leading from Aberystwith to Llanidloes distant from the former place about 5 miles. Aîes, To BE LET, with the above (if desired), the adiacent Farm called TYLLWYD, containing from 21 to 25 Acres of excellent Arable and Pasture Land. Apply. to the proprietor, Mr. Richard James, on the premises. FOR SALE, From 2 to 3 Tons of well-harvested HAY, at Bron- castellan, 1ynllidiart. TO BÈ LET On Leases, SEVERAL very eligible BUILDING SITES, S situate within 3 miles of the fast rising Town of Aberystwith. on the Cardigan road, and adjacent to the projected Pontllanychaiarn Station of the Man- chester and Milford Railway. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Hughes,' Aberllolwyn. EXTTTAOBDIWABY SUCCESS of the NEW MODII of TBBATMERT. Post free for Six Stumps, open ends, or 14 in a Sea led Envelope THE MOST STARTLING TRUTHS are con- tained in the LAST NEW BOOK on PREMATURE DE- CLIXE and its ready removel; the modem treatment of certain disqualifications; with rules and numerous prescriptions for the speedy cure by very simple means of nervousness, debility, and all the more common diseases and supposed incurable maladies of the sexual system. Invalids will be astonished at its contents. By Dr. W. HE ROOS. From long practical observation in the most famous Institutions of this country and the continent, the Author has had somewhat unusual facilities for acquiring that uniform success, which has hitherto characterized his treatment, and he refers with pride to the numbers lie has been instrumental in restoring to health and happiness: whilst to all who need such aid he offers every assurance of speedy restoration. Persons at a distance should forward a detail of their case by letter, with remittance, when advice and medicines will be sent by return. Post-office orders to be made payable at the General Post Office, to Dr. WALTER DE Roos, 25, Bedford Place, Bloomsbury Square, London, near the BRITISH MUSEUM. THE MOST "WONDERFUX MEDICINE IN THE WOULD! CURE IN FOUR WEEKS.—THE GUTTLE VIT.E, or VEGETABLE LIFE DROPS, 'Protected b;/ Royal Letters Patent; Sanctioned by the Faculte de France; HfC., have in nuinberlsss instances proved their superiority over every other advertised Remedy for timidity, languor, lassitude, de- pression ot spirits, excitement, distaste and incapacity for society, study or business, indigestion, pains and palpitation in the side, giddiness, noise in the head, &c. This medicine strengthens the vitality of the whole system, gives energy to the muscles, speedily removes nervousness, renovates the impaired powers of life, and invigorates the most shattered constitution. For skin eruptions, sore throat, pains in the bones, and those diseases in which mercury, saivsaparilla, &< are too often employed to the utter ruin of health, its surprising efficacy has only to be tested. Before wasting valuable time in seeking aid from instruments, electricity, galvanism, with similar absurdities professing to set aside medicines, by American and other impostors, sufferers will do well to make fair trial of a remedy, which concocted on scien- tific principles, cannot fail. Price 4s. 6d. & 11s., or four times the latter at S-js, per bottle, through all Chemists, or direct from 25, Bedford Place, WHERE THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN. ^TIHE THREE DAYS' CURE.—NEW FRENCH A REMEDY THERAPION", uniformly adopted in the French hospitals and by the notabilities of the French faculty; in a re- markably short time, often two or three days only, without the slightest discomfort, inconvenience, or risk, removes all discharges from the mucous membrane, whether of the urinary or other organs. It combines all the desiderata to be sought in a medi- cine of the kind, and surpasses everything hitherto employed. Devoid of all unpleasant taste and smelt. In packets 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lis. 83. through all respectable medicine vendors, or sent direct from the establishment on receipt of stamps or post office order. The lis. size contains three at 4s. Gd., and those at 33s. four of the lis. The stamp, to imitate which is felony, bears the word" Thera- pion," in white letters, by order of HER MAJESTY'S HOW. COMMISSIONERS, who thereby secure the proprietor against infringement throughout the United Kingdom and the colonies. PAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBA- GO, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE OF THE KID- NEYS, BLADDER, &e., THE COMPOUND VENAL PILLS correct acidity of the stomach, and indigestion, promote the functions of the liver and kidneys, thereby preventing stone in the bladder and kidneys, with many other serious disorders to which these important organs are subject. Listlessness, weak- ness, peevishness, and complaints long supposed to be nervous Wen arise solely from the contamination of the blood with certa.n .mpurities which should have been carried off br the ■.iulT s"'e,"al unsightly eruptions of the skin and face also Se plil ^TCaU.o' and may be a!i readily removed by •• ?», which in 19 cases out of 20 euro with a ranir?ffv almost marvellous Is. IJd., 2s. 9d„ 4s. 6d 117 and Ss per box, through all Chemists. per THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN BY ANY ONE Sold by at least one agent in almost every town; but should difficulty occur, enclose the amount by Post-office order or otherwise, to 25, Bedford Place, Bloomsbury Square, London, and they will be sent securely packed per return. James, Joy' and Evans, Cardiff; Roberts, Chemist, Conway; Hughes, Chemist' Bangor; Griffith, Chemist, High-st., Carnarvon; Edwards' Chemist, Denbigh; Hughes, Druggist, Holyhead; Price Brothers', Post-office, Bridgend Thomas, Chemist, (opposite Angel) Merthyr; Watkins, High-st., Abergavenny; Ward, Chemist' BI 'econ; White, Chemist, Guildhall-square, Carmarthen; Wil- 1 liams, Chemist, High-st., Cardigan; Davies, Chemist, Meyler, Druggist, Haverfordwest; Treweeks, Chemist, Pembroke; Evans, Chemist, High-st., Swansea; Hilditch, Chemist, Rhyl; Moore, Chemist, Broad-st., Newtown; Stephens, Chemist, High-st., Merthyr Tydfil; Grindlcy, Chemist, Chester; Ryder, Druggist' Mill-st., Macclesfield; Broxton, Chemist, Shrewsbury; Pearce, King-st., Ludlow; Partridge, Bookseller, Wellington; Leake & Smith, Chemists, Bridgenorth; Mander, Weaver & Co., Wolver- hampton; Ilollier, Chemist, Dudley. NOTICE JI: CAUTION There being injurious imitations oj the above by sham Clergyvien, Rupture Quacks, and others, who Jorge testimonials to puff off their useless trash, suff- erers shoultl guard against the recommendation of the spu- rious or other articles, by dishonest vendors, reho therebt/ obt a in a larger profit. The genuine have the n'ords WALTHK DE Roos, LOXDON," printed in white letters 011 the Gocem- iiiint. Stamp, BY ORDER OF HER MAJESTY'S HON. COMMIS- SIONERS, to imitate which is lelony and transportation. 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A N ACT OF GRATITUDE.—A Gentleman who A had been long suffering from a very deplorable state of nervousness, languor, lassitude, low spirits, almost constant head- ache, dimness of sight, threatened deafness, loss of memory and strength, in short all zest for enjoyment and everything that renders life pleasant, has been marvillously restored by very simple means, and as a public duty feels it incumbent on him to impart the information to others similarly affected, on receipt of a directed envelope bearing two stamps addressed B. B. Laurie Esq., Montague Chambers, Montague Street, London. W.C. "POK GRATUITOUS CIRCULATION.—A Phy- 1-, »•1S1,'?aU r,tny ye?rs extensively engaged in the treatment of Debility and the various mental, nervous and muscular affections resulting therefrom—as loss of memory, dimness of sight, thick- ness of hearing, giddiness, noises in the head, languor and lassitude, indigestion, pains in the back, &c., will send the FREE EDITION of his large work (120 pages), on receipt of four penny stamps. The work contains his highly successful and only safe treatment, with all the naqessary prescriptions and directions, by which sufferers may obtifin a cure of their ailments, at the small- est possible expense. Address, Mr. Lawes, Publisher, 14, Hand Court, Holliorll, l-ondtm. Medical The shoals and quicksands against which this little work is well calculated to guard the reader, render its careful perusal especially worthy the attention of all young men. SKIV DISEASES, GOUT. RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, NEUKALGIA. PARALYSIS, GLANDULAR, SWELL. IXTGS, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, &.C. THEIR SPEEDY PREVENTION AND CURE by means so simple, jet so certain, as to appear almost incredible. A Pamphlet (110 pages) Is., or post free for 14 ■stamps, by Johnson Sc Co., Publishers, 10, Brooke Street, Holborn, London, or by order through all Booksellers. ^THICTURE OF THE URETHRA; its nature, K consequences, varieties, and speedy cure, without the pain ■*nd risk of laceration, cutting, or other irrational measures, j.*?ce's., or post free for 14 stamps, by Johnson & Co., Pub- Brooke Street, Holborn, London; and by order ouBBftfrll Booksellers H^TEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS SHOULD age of their charges, accompanied by 12 post- Director/atr°l' inse*'tion in the Pleasure Seeker's Guide & Hotel for press' and Kec'Kl annual publication of which is preparing Johnson & (j0 'ie ready early in 1864. Address Messrs. stamps. "r°oke Street, E.C. A copy sent free for 7 p,.jce r n.„_ r "'ee by post for 14 stamps. T A BOOK FORINMF0ANCY & CHILDHOOD, Diet nf OTHERS AND NURSES. CONTENTS.—Diet of INFANCY— rules during and after weaning.' prematurely born— duties of a wet nurse—diet after eie £ u™lng-~qualiflcationsand mother, &e.. London: Robert Hardw.cke, 192, PICCADILLV W. J oh n son, J ohnson & C°s^f. 'PYR! UMCSL90HEB TLA Is now preferred to all others. Sold in Packets h Agents in even T:,v>n. Agent in Aberystwith, ROWLAND, Chemist, 38, i'ler-5treet. ENGLISH & FOREIGN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, CONDUCTED BT MISS SAXON, No. 26, Pier Street, Aberystwith. Lessons given in French, German, Drawing, and Painting, also in Music and Dancing, either as private Lessons or in Classes. Zf your Hair is weak or falling off, try LEWTOIM'S CELEBRATED BOTANIC HAIR WASH, TESTIMONIALS from all parts of the world. JL Prepared only by EDWARD LEWTON Hair Cutter and Perfumer to His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, and His Imperial Highness Prince Lucien Buonaparte. No. 15, Pier Street, Aberystwith. EAR Alii EXTENSIVE STOCK OF PRIME CIGAKS. FANCY TOYS, &C. 28, LITTLE DARK-GATE STREET, ABERYSTWITH. PHILIP GORNALL PRESENTS his compliments, and begs to an- p nounce that he has succeeded to the business of the late Mr. Evan Jones, of the above address, FLUUB&Rs NM&lTE&e GLAXLERE AND GAS FITTER. PHILIP GORNALL solicits kind patronage and sup- port, which, by untiring industry and attention, he hopes to merit. Shipbuilders attended to on the most moderate terms. 1Ebucatton. CLERICAL, SCHOLASTIC, AND MEDICAL c AGENCY OFFICES, 78, BOROUGH ROAD, S.E. Office Hours, 11 till 5. Tutors, Governesses, Companions, Lady House- keepers, &.c., may speedily meet with Engagements, through the medium of these Offices. No c arge to Principals requiring the above. Advowons, Schools, and Practices immediately transferred on the most Moderate Terms. Schools recommended and pupils introduced. All communications strict y confidential. Mr. E. HARRIS, Superintendent. THE INFALLIBLE REMEDY. HOLLOW A y'S OINTMENT. Disorders of the Kidneys, Stone and Gravel In any of the above complaints more benefit may be derived in twentyfour hours by adopting the following simple means than is frequently brought about in six months by any other treatment. In bad cases if the Ointment be rubbed into the small of the back over the region of the kidneys, it will quickly penetrate, and, in most instances, give immediate relief. Six or eight of the Pills should be taken nightly according to circum- stances. Siptberla, Sore Throats, 6.c. TheRe maladies are of so serious and dangerous a nature that the Ointment would not be recommended unless the Proprietor was sure of its effect. It will cure, when every other means have failed, if applied immediately, and not delayed until the patient is beyond recovery. It is a .sovereign remedy for sore throats. Settled coughs or wheezing will be promptly removed by RUBBING in this uuguent. Mothers should rub into the chest of their infants whenever there is any hoarseness, tightness, or other affection of breathing. Bad legs, Bad Breasts,—Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers. IF is swrprising how quickly a sore, nicer or wound, deprives the body of strength, and unfits it for the dutfps of life; bur it is not less wonderful to watch the effect of Holloway's Healing Ointment, when it is used according to the printed directions and assisted by appropriate doses of the Pills. The p»in, infiamma lion, and other morbid manifestations, soon disappear from th effected part and health and strength return. This treatment creates sound flesh, and therefore makes its cures complete. Gout and Rheumatism Will be cured with the greatest certainty if large quantities of the Ointment he well worked into the complaining parts. This treatment must be perseveringly followed for some time and duly assisted by powerful doses of Holloway's Pills. The essence of these diseases L'es in the blood, which has floating through each vessel the pain-giving poison which vitiates and inflames every tissue it comes in contact with, and produces the hot, swollen, elastic enlargement about the joints so charac- teristic of gouty and rheumatic maladies. Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the following cases:— Bad Legs Cancers Scalds Had Breasts Contracted and Sore Nipples Burns Stiff Joints Sore Throats Bunions Elephantiasis 8kin lJiseases Bite of Mosr-hetoes Fistulas Scurvv and Sand-Flies Gout Sote Heads Coco-bay Glandular Swell- Tumours Cbieao-fi'ot ings TJlcers Chilblains Lumbago Wounds chapped Hands Pi es Yaws Corns (soft) Rheumatism Sold at the. Establishment of Professor Holloway, 244, Strand (near Temple Bat ), London also, by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout, the civilized world at the following prices :-Is lid., 2s. go., 4s. 6d., lis., 22s., and 33s. each Pot. There is a considetable saving by taking the larger sizes. Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each Pot. ifHajmiiiite 1-Tigour guaranty. without the possibility of failure, by the use of DR, BRlGHT'S REMEDY, prepared in the form of a Lozenge, to instire secrecy. Invaluable in nil cases of Generative and Physical Debility, Spermatorrhsea, &c., Price lis. on application, or sent, carefully packed, free by post, for 12s., for stamps or post office order. Address, Dr. BRIGHT, 29, George-street, Hanover Square, London. W. IDr. tirtg{Jt'ø (rure The BUCHU GLOBULES, containing the essence of Copaiba and Cubebs, free from taste, being en- cased in sugar, at once cure all diseases arising rom infection, strictures. &c., subdnine fill n>nan,,nrt °'y action. Price lis. on application; or, free y p°- > 12s. 6d., for stamps or post office order.- A re8s 29, George-street, Hanover Sqllare. lUiDe *tlrttt Srictib on JUarriage. 150 pages, beautifully illustrated, price 1,s", post free 14 stamps, sealed 20, containing prescription of Preventive Lotion. Make this invaluable work vour guide and adviser for self-cure in a cases re- sulting from the errors or excesses o you infec- tion, loss of natural power and n/"18'6 irregularities and barrenness. -• essrs. Perry & Co., Surgeons, 19, Berners-sirpet, Oxford- street, London, W.C. Consultation daily, 11 till 2, and from 5 till 8. GIVEN AWAY, a raorfc on USarriagr. Its Duties and Impediments. Showing how the vigour of youth may be restored, and retained to an advanced age 8vo. 180 pHges. Sent post free for 2 stamps, s<^le'112' Ad,I,ess Dr. BRIGHT, 29, George-street, Hanover Square, Lon- don. W. "PURITY & EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY^ -V-oliLY 10 FOR 41 44 P:e (TRADE KIARKI 1^UJS_MEADJ i v iTV^w I THEIR GENUINE AND DOUBLE SUPERFINE ARE THE QUALITIES PARTICULARLY RECOMMENDED FOR FAMILY USE RETAILED IN EVERY TOWN THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM- <' TEAt THE Excellent TEAS of the CHINA TEA COM- PANY, DUBLIN, (Established, 1834,) made up in sealed packages, can be had of their authorized Agents throughout the United Kingdom. Agentfor Aberystwith-D. JENKINS, 8, Pier St. IMPORTANT TO THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH. FJBATHERS! FEATHERS! E. ELLIS, 1TO. '7 & e, PRINCESS STREET, ABERYSTWITH & BORTH, RESPECTFULLY begs to inform the Public that he has a large stock of Feathers for sale, the whole well-seasoned and purified. Those requiring Feather-bedg should give early orders. E. E. also calls the attention of Agriculturists to his stock of CLOVER, RYE-GRASS SEED, VETCHES, &c. Agent.for the sale oj Artificial Manures: also, Agent jor the Midland Counties Fire Insurance ociety. CARDIGANSHIRE. VALUABLE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION On Tuesday, March 21st, 1865, BY MR. JOHN EVANS, At 2 o'clock for 3 in the Afternoon (Subject to Conditions), AT THE TALBOT HOTEL TREGARON, THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES: LOT 1. All that part or portion of the Messuage, Farm, and Lands, called BRYNCETHIN, situate in the Parish of Llangeitho, in the County of Cardigan, lying on the West side of the road leading from Pontgoy to Penuwch, containing by admeasurement 90A. 2R. 6p. of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Woodlands, as now occupied by Mr John Jones. There are excellent Dwelling-house, Homestead, and Buildings, on this Lot. The Land is laid out in suitable enclosures, with a South aspect. LOT 2. All that newly erected Dwelling-house and close of Land called TYNEWYDD, together with the our Fields therewith held, called llhosucha, Rhos, enewydd, and Gorsfach, containing 24A. OP. 20R., aS Th'V occ,1P'ed by Mr John Daniel. Inis Lot forms part of the Farm of Bryncethin, and is separated from it by the Public Road leading from Pontgoy to Penuwch. LOT 3. All that Piece or Parcel of Land allotted under the ivlangeitho Inclosure, in respect of the Farm and Lands of ig^ncethin, containing by admeasurement 13A. OR. 19p. This Lot is in the occupation of Mr Daniel Jones, fn J1S ?u on the West side thereof by the road leading from Llangeitho toLlanrhystid, on the South side by the road leading from Llangeitho to Tyllwyd, and on the East and North sides by other Allotments of Common. LOT 4. A Piece or ParceKof Land containing 1A. OR. 22P., bounded on the West by the road leading from Pontgoy to Penuwch. and on the other sides by Ty'nclawdd and Brynhirmawr lands, as now occupied by Mr. John Daniel. Further Particulars may be obtained on application to Mr F. R, Roberts, Solicitor, Aberystwith, at whose Offices a Map of the different Lots may be seen. SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS. MXVl JENTS OF 11, QUEEN STREET, BEGS to return his best thanks to his friends and supporters tor the patronage so largely be- stowed upon him. He also begs to inform the public generally, that he has engaged the services of an EXPERIENCEA., CHIMNEY SWEEP, who will always be ready at a moments' notice to execute any orders sent to the above address. Johnson, Johnson & Co's PURE UNCOLOURED TEA Is now preferred to all others. It is decidedly the Purest- Strongest Cheapest and Best, THE MOST Wholesome & Invigorating. Sold in Paclte^ Agents in every Town. LOCAL ASSENTS. -7im Aberystwith, ROWLAND, Chemist, 38, Pier-street. Aberdovev, WILJJIAMS, R>W Mu diynlleth, KKES, chemni Towyn, JONES, Chemist Newtown, JOXEd^Chemist Wel,lipool, MORRIS, Chemist Shrewsbury, PLUJIXEH, Castle-street Oswestry, WBAVfiR, 2, Huiley-street. Stafford, HAWl'HOliXE, Chemist Wolverhtinpton, REYNOLDS, MarW-st-pet 7 Birmingham, HEXDEMSOX, Xew-street Wholesale Warehouse, 17, Blumfield-street, City, London. Jmprtmrt Jfatire!! The Public are respectfully informed that on and after Monday, January 23rd, THE mMii {To SlbiTaijron, WILL RUN DAILY UKXWKKN ABERYSTWITH AND ABERAYRON. (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) ASSESS & z 2— Belle Vue Royal Hotel departure 9 0 a. m. Llanrhystid arrival 10 15 „ Aberayron arrival 11 20 RETURNING. Aberayron departure 11 50 Llanrhystid arrival 12 50 p. m. Aberystwith arrival 2 15 „ s. d. s. d. Aberystwith to Llanrhystid 3 0 inside, 2 0 outside. Ditto to Llannon 3 6 2 6 „ Ditto to Aberayron 5 6 „ 3 6 „ PARCEL RATES. Parcels under lit). 4d.; ditto under, 41t". 6d.; ditto under Hffis. !()d.; ditto uuder 28lt)s. Is. 2d.; atul h. per lb. for every it), above 28fl)s. Passengers t, I- lowed Luggage, 112lbs. Inside; 56tbs. Outside. 3. PELL, Proprietor Belle Vue Foyal Hotel General Coach Office and Posting Establishment, Aberystwith. ANNUAL SALE. 9, PIER STREET, AND 1, LITTLE DARK-GATE STREET, ABERYSTWITH. HUGH DAVIES BEGS to announce that he is Selling the remains -D of last Summer's and Winter's Stock AT A GREAT REDUCTION, to make room for Spring Fashions:— Dresses, Shawls, Mantles, Gentlemen's ready-made Clothing, &c. P. S.-New Stock of Kidderminster, Tapestry, Brus- sels, and other Carpets; Sheetings, Damask, WANTED AN EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT. NOTICE. MR. INGLIS BERVON, (FROM LONDON,) TEACHER OF THE ORGAN, PIANO-FORTE, AND SIISra-IITGi-, BEGS to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Aber- ystwith and its vicinity, that he has been appointed Organist ofst. fairbactlo OTfjur and respectfully solicits their kind patronage. W Piano-fortes, Sfc., Tuned. s, LAURA PLACE. Iwfwt i§otcl (Cffmptm, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that this Company will not be responsible for any Goods hereafter supplied to its Hotels, unless on orders bearing the signature of J. B. BALCOMBE, Managing Director of the Company. Aberystwith, March 4th, 1865. NOTICE. ALL persons having claim against the Estate of my late husband, Evan Jones, Painter, Aber- ystwith, are requested to send the particulars thereof addressed to me; and all persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to pay what they owe forthwith to me, MARY ANNE JONES, 28, Little Dark.gate Street. Aberystwith, March 3rd, 1865. THE CHURCHMAN'S FAMILY MAGAZINE, ILLUSTRATED. MONTHLY. ONE SHILLING. Number XXVII., for March, 1865, containt OUR CLERICAL CLUB. See Churchman's Family Magazine for March. Xo Church- Cminty°Chronicle! & A VISIT TO THE TROITZKA MOXASTERY. See Churchman's Family Magazine for March. "Thousands will welcome its scholarly articles, its pleasantly written tales, and its pretty illustrdtions. Yarmouth Independent. TV.H-['IES AND DISABILITIES OF THE NAVAL LLLKbr 1. See Churchman's Family Magazine for March. As Catho- lic as the Church herself."—Western Morning News. THE CLEVER WOMAN OF THE FAMILY. By the Author of The Heir of Kedclyffe." See Churchman's Family Magazine for March. "Will in- terest and instruct every member of the household, from the youngest to the oldest."—Tiverton Gazette. THE TWO WITNESSES. By Rev. T. Pflham DALE. See Churchman's Family Magazine for March, price One of r .Ti'D .P!"7'e* ot lipht literature it adds the fervour ot Clii lstmii piety. —Leamington Courier. MY FIRST ASSIZE SERMON. .Sr H'urchman's Family Magazine for March, Illustrated. Bectfrd r ustrations are chaste and elaborate."—Toiquay AX ACCOUXT OF THE FIRE-ESCAPE BRIGADE. See Churchman's Family Magazine for March. "Will be hailed in respectable Church Families as a monthly treasure of unexceptional entertainment and information."—Irish Ecclesiastical Gazette. D CA"NTEllm-RY LIVES °F THE ARCHBISH0PS OF See Churchman's Family Magazine for March. Distin- guished by much power, and by a thoroughly satisfactory spirit. —-standard. OUR BISHOPS AND DEAXS.—THE RIGHT RFV K;MrHAmT°», U.D., LORD BISHOP^OF SSbvky See Churchman's Family Maeazine fnr \tnC 1 Shilling, Illustrated. "Xo Cbu^Trnw ,arch* P™* One circle, should be without a copy of'tliU J' °i' family magazine."—Banbury Guardian. sound and clever LOX'DOX JAitrs HOGG & cnvo i-ONS, AND ALI. BOOKSELLERS. THE LIBRARY COMPANY LIMITED. IMPORTANT NOTICE. 7llK Stdrsto0f I7HE LibRARY Company LIMITEI, hare :resol d to aH,-w their Agents to f,ccept FIRST and SLCOM) CLASS SUBSCRIPTIONS, in addi- n"1 a Suhsorint^ °re n"w empowered to receive. be FIRST CLASS. Four Volumes „ ^.E.R six MOSTHS. E?"ht Volumes I ° £ ,2 y Fifteen Volumes „ 5 5 0 I 2 it n And Three Volumes for each Additional Guinea. SECOND CLASS. Two Volumes, or one Complete PER AN.NUM. SIX MOXTHS. Xovel in Three Volumes Five Volumes 1 11 6 0 I7 « Eight Volumes 2 2 0 120 And Four Volumes for ea*h Additional Guinea. The following Reg„lations cannQt be d d from under any circumstance'- .-Subscriber, may nrderb.ks under the follow- ,ng conditions: irst Class Subsbribers will be en- titled to ask for the newest worl* and a„ others in the Company s Collection and Second Class Subs- cribers to all books in the Library, except those marked with an asterisk (*) m the List published by the Company on thejirst oj each Month. 2—The Agent cannot, however, allow any Subs- criber to have in hand more volumes than have been subscribed for, whether new or old. 3.—The new Scheme will not in any way affect the existing Branch Depot arrangement, and books sent for First or Second Class Subscribers cannot, under any circumstances, be issued to those persons who have paid the reduced rates. AGENT FOR ABERYSTWtTH:-D. JENKINS, PIER STREET, Office of The Aberystwith Observer. TO BE LET And Entered upon on the 12th of May next, ALL that COTTAGE AND GARDEN, si- tuate within a inile of Aberystwith, on the Llanbadarn road, and about ten minutes walk from the Railway Station. Apply to Mr. Thomas Morris, 20, Mary-street. TERRACE ROAD & NORTH PARADE. COMMANDING BUSINESS PREMISES, rpo BE LET, the large HOUSE, SHOP 1 WAREHOUSES, and extensive Premises.' situate at the corner of North Parade and Terrace Hoad, now in the occupation of Mr. David Jones, admirably adapted for almost any description of business. r Apply to Mr. G. T. Smith, Wine Merchant and Auctioneer, 24, Great Dark-gate Street. V. !6i R. Notice is hereby given, that the ROYAL CARDIGAN DIVISION OF MILITIA will assemble for Twenty-seven days' Training and Extreise, at Aberystwith, on the 27th APBIL, 1866, when all Volunteers belonging to the Regiment must report themselves at Head Quarters at 12 o'clock a.m., on that date. All Volunteers who have been enrolled sinre the 21st April. 1804, will he called up for Preliminary Instruction 7 days immediately preceding the Train- ing. The«e 11 en «ill therefore present themselves tt Head Quarter, at 12 o'clock, noon, on Thursday, the20tli April, 18Go. By Order of the Commanding Officer, C. B. LEWIS, Capt. and Adjutant Royal Cardigan Militia. JOSEPH HALL4 I'd. SPARKLING t) CHAMPAGNE DEVONSHIRE CIDER. TO HOTEL PROPRIETORS. &c. WANTED IMMEDIATELY as HOUSE-MAID or CHAXBER-mTt^ Reference first-class. Address,—Ma^ip p„„, « Aberystwith. g STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF ABERysrwfTH. A ^ARGE Assortment of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS of Aberystwith, and the principal objects of interest in the neighbourhood, price One Shilling each, at D. JENKINS', 8, Pier Street.
- THE COUNTY COURTS BILL.
THE COUNTY COURTS BILL. To bring justice to men's doors, and there to ad- minister it with economy, efficiency, and dispatch, are objects which statesmen, legislators, and jurists have long laboured to realise. The Lord Chancel- lor a bill for granting a limited jurisdiction in equity to County Courts is a great attempt to give effect to these ideas. Whatever defects of detail to proce- dure may be discovered in the measure, it certainly embodies the leading principle of the local admin- istration of justice with the least expense and with the simplest machinery. The cases contemplated by the bill have greatly needed the action of the legislature, for, hitherto, in regard to them, much hardship and injustice have been experienced. In matters relating to legacies, dividence, distributive shares, and intestacies, the fact of its being necessary, with trifling exceptions, to resort to the Court of Chancery, has in reality constituted a complete denial ofjustice. Often when the claimant has made demand of his right, the threat has been thrown out to throw the subject of the claim into Chancery. This has nearly invariably been a sufficient deterrent, for bettor has seemed the hope, however slender, of something, than the almost certainty of nothing, after vexation delay, and expense. ^As to small partnerships, eminent good will ame from the opportunities afforded of dissolving or winding them up on the spot, at small cost. It is well known that, in many of such cases, the only practical means of redress has been the resort to very rude and summary expedients for the settle- ment of differences and the determination of lhibli- ty. The provision for dealing with mortgage securities will be a great boon to borrower and ten- der. The former will more easily, and at a less costs, obtain advances in proportion as the latter can be furnished with simple and expeditious means of realising his secutity. Frequent use will, no doubt, be made of the machinery of the court in regard to the specific performance of agreements, the appointment of new trustees, and the guardian- ship of infants. It is easy to see that a great variety of subjects of litigation will find opportunities of speedy settle- ment, and that the business of the local coutts will be greatly increased. The principles and policy of the bill are vindicated by the results of the working of the Chancery of the County Palatine, as to which it may not lie without interest to submit some sta- tistical information. The return of the proceedings of this court for the year ending 30th Sep'ember, 1863, gives the following figures:—The number of suits and matters originated by hill, claim, sum- mons, special case, petition, &c., was 191, as com- pared with 149 in 1862; the number of causes and original matters on motions for decrees, claim, special case, petition or otherwise, under the heads of those set down during the year, and those heard during the year, respectively amounted to 266; while the number of decrees and orders, including those made by the registrar, amounted to 574. The number of affidavits filed was 1.483; of warrants or summonses issued was 1,266. The amount of debts proved was £ 10,113; the amount realised by sales of estates, £ 31,639. The amount of stock and cash paid or transferred into court was £ 132 855- and out of court was £ 99,812. Costs were taxed to the amount of £14,453; and fees received to the amount of f4,196. No doubt, from the operations of this court, valuable suggestions might be drawn with reference to the machinery and procedure of the looal tribunals. Certainly the measure is a great instalment of law reform, and in its safe passage through the legislature the community at large are deeply interested.—Manchester Examiner.
A COUNTY COURT SCENE.
A COUNTY COURT SCENE. The following amusing case was tried in the County Court at Wem on last Monday:— It was an action brought by Mrs. Brown, of Wem Hall, against Mr. Sherratt, for the sum of £ 14 0s. 6d., alleged to be due for one quarter's tuition of his daughter up to Christmas last. Mr. Craig appeared for plaintiff. A sum of seven guineas, and costs on the same, bad been paid into court on the morning of hearing. Mary Lane Adam I am the daughter of the plaintiff, and assist her in carrying on the school at the Hall. We began the school in Midsummer, 1863, and Mr. Sherratt's daughter became a pupil then. At first she was a day pupil, but on the 1st of September last she became a boarder. Our new quarter commences in October, and I claim on the quarter from October to Christmas. Defendant's daughter had previously been learning French, music, and drawing, and she continued to do so up to the time she left. We issue circulars, in which these are claimed as extras. We make out the quar- terly accounts on the circulars. Mr. Craig I now call on Mr. Sherratt to give up the account he had received, for which we had given him notice to produce. Defendant: I shall do nothing of the sort. Mr. Craig You must. Defendant: Here, take them all [handing a bundle of papers], (Laughter.) Witness, continued Before the daughter was a full boarder, the charge for music was a guinea. In our circular we say that when music is taught by a professor, the charge is according to his terms. Defendant Swear she did have a professional teacher; she had nothing of the sort. Let's put you right. (Laughter.) The Judge [to defendant] Do be quiet. Defendant But I want to put her right. (Laughter.) Continued: She had one lesson by Mr. Marsden, organist at Canon Stowell's church at Manchester. When a pupil has one lesson from a professor, we have to pay for a quarter. I produce Mr. Marsden's account for one quarter, which is f2 2s. She left on the 6th of October On the previous Tuesday her sister came for her to go to tea to her father's. I allowed her to go. and on the 6th she ran away. On the Tuesday I told her she must be in by eight o'clock, according to our rules, but she was not back until nearly nine. I told her as she was beyond her time she would have twenty lines" to do the next morning She did not do the lines, and on the evening of the 6th she was missing. I went to her father's house to enquire after her, and saw her sister. On the same night mv mother wrote to de- fendant a letter [notice to produce which was served on defendant]. Mr. Craig [to defendant]: Have you got it? Defendant: MHJ I dare to speak ? (Laughter.) His Honour: Yes, you are asked a question. Defendant: I am sorry to say it's lost, or it would be a grand way of stopping the case. (Laughter.) Continued I produce a copy of the letter [read, which stated that as Isabella had left school, a quar- ter would tie charged]. Defendant: Mr. Craig, there's nothing at all in it; 1 II waive anything; just go to the point at once. (Laughter ) Continued: A bill was paid on the 25th October of ^8 195. 9d.; at that time defendant would have had my mother's letter That account was up to October. Miss Moore, who called for defendant to pay it, brought the account with her, and my mother receipted it in my presence. Miss Moore said Mr. Sherratt had received my mother's notice, and when the account was due he was agreeable to pay if, anfJ w'ould do so punctually. My mother is liable f«»r the items to the masters for the quarter. We also claim for washing, seat in church, and use of piano. Elizabeth Adams I am daughter of last witness. I remember when Isabella Sherratt became full boarder. I saw plaintiff and defendant together be- fore she became full boarder Defendant was agree- able to his daughter learning music trom Mr. Marsden. Defendant: Unfortunately I ha^e to plead my own cause, and a man who does so has a fool for his client. (Laughter.) I want you, sir [to the Judge] to be iny assistant, for l'm the weaker parti*. (Laughter.) His Honour: If you want to make a statement, you must be sworn •V0U ^ave done, sir, I'll go 011. li^ ,er Craig has been twisting stay-lacts a a) o no purpose. I can talk and you can talk; when you have d(me, I'll go on. Ills Honour: It is quite time to do away with this tom-roolery 5 if you have anything to say, be sworn. Defendant I have a common statement to make. If you like to listen to it, you can if you won't, I'll sit down. Mrs. Adams has a school at the hall. She comes from Sheffield with highly respectable references I have never enquired into them, nor am I going to do so. I don't dispute the X7 7A., for that's regular; but extras must be ordered, and these 1 dispute. His Honour: Tben judgment must go for plaintiff. Defendant: Then I must carry the case further. It's desperate bad law.
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We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinion and sentiments of our Correspondents.
LEWIS v. POWELL.
LEWIS v. POWELL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABERYSTWITH OBSEBVEB. iafhIB'TTbu artic,e published in your paper of the lately"bVn Lew" »« cm JderZ 'J" «<i a. fair play i, this uiv aol» 1 now request you will insert that I dissent J1?'1^. °D -vour effusiou-which «, ntirely froin tbe doctrine you have recommended my 8ister future tQ J through her, I presume, to the Welsh ladies in general, vu„ that it is much more commendable to allow themselves to be branded as outcasts from all female honour and virtue by the parasites and advisers of some rich" Nemo," than run the risk of having to relinquish the equivocal hospitalities that might otherwise be lavished on them. Now I have been informed that the dastardly calumnies published against my sister by" Nemo" were the inventions of a London lawyer," which I know to be a falsehood nevertheless it may just be possible that the comments you have favoured the public with respecting Miss Lewis are the suggestions of a country lawyer." However that may be, I should be sorry to suppose or believe that any of the female branches of such a person's family would assent to a creed so encouraging to such "indecencies, such outrages, and such crimes," and from which I feel sure every modest mind instinctively shrinks." Bronaeron, Lampeter, Yours obediently, 14th March, lb65. J. H. LEWIS.
A SOCIAL EVIL.
A SOCIAL EVIL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABERYSTWITH OBSERVER. Sm,—As you appear to be taking up the local nuisances, permit me to point out one, which, al- though less apparent than those you have already exposed, is highly inconvenient to those who suffer from it. I am but a visitor here for certain months in the year; and it appears to me for those months that your supply of milk is more or less regulated by the weather. On fine mornings the chances are that the usual quantum of milk will be meted out to you by some surly girl too independent for her business. On a wet morning, however, the almost invariable rule is, that you are obliged to drink your coffee uncoloured. They manage these things better in England; for there, if you were disappointed in getting your milk for even one morning, the person who was in the habit of serving you would be cer- tain to lose your custom. The fact is, as it seems to me, your cowkeepers are too independent by half; and it may Dot serve them if some enterprising Englishman opens a dairy here, and serves his customers regularly. The Welsh may be accustomed to ill-usage at the hands of the sturdy dairymaids of the Principality; but take my word for it, English people will not submit to an inconvenience which they will most likely regard as an insolent neglect. I am, Sir, yours, &e., A SAXON.
ANOTHER GRIEVANCE. --
ANOTHER GRIEVANCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ABEUVSTWITH OBSERVER. SIR,—As the season is now fast approaching when we are likely to have the usual annual influx of English visitors, would it not be well to drop a word or two of advice to our lodging-house-keepers in this town? The suicidal policy which they have hitherto pursued in adopting an exorbitant lodging tariff, will, if persisted in, be the means of destroy- ing our town, by keeping visitors away. In Man- chester and other cities 01 importance, Aberystwith is described as a beautiful bathing place, inhabited by a pack of vultures, who swoop down upon the stranger with unrelenting stomach. Now, I need not point out that the prosperity of Aberystwith in no small degree depends upon the summer visitors, and the lodging-house-keepers are acting the silly part of cutting their own throats by killing the goO!.e that lays the golden eggs. I am not aware that there is any law to regulate lodging-house charges, but I opine that if a large number of the more sen- sible householders were to setde upon a fixed and moderate charge for lodgings, the more stupid and stiff-necked of the fraternity would soon be con- vinced of their error, and the town would recover its character for honesty and good fame. I know something of the opinions of some of our summer visitors, and I can assure you that they are such as will materially aflvct the prosperity of the town, if the grievance which I have pointed out to you be not rem. died without delay. I am, Sir, yours, &c., L. H. K.
THOSE CONVENT BELLS.
THOSE CONVENT BELLS. (A Part Song for Three Voices, Chorus by Sir George Grey.) Mr, NEWDEGATE. Those Convent Bells! those Convent Bells What dreadful tales their musio tells Of tyranny that's exercised Within those dens demoralised Thev wall the nuns in horrid cells, Aud then they toll those Convent Bells, Sir GEORGE GRET. Pooh, pooh my friend. Good sense repels The thought of walled-up Convent Belles. Mr WHALLET. Those Convent Bells those Convent Bella Upon my mind the memory dwells How father Bowden, wicked elf. Foiled Selfe-and also Mrs. Selfe. The Queen may ask, but no one tells M'Dermott's fate, ye Convent Bells. Sir GEORCE GRET. Of sfelfe s innumerable sells. None equalled quite those Convent Belles. TU N ^LR- SCULLY. o.>e Convent Belles those Convent Belles Have 0 boudoirs instead of cells: W hoever wants their fates to see May coine to nunneries with me. Reform nor Carlton Club excels The luxuries of Convent Belles. Sir GEORGE GREY. I like the tale that Scully tells I'll go and see those Convent Belles.— The Owl.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE GOGERDDAN FOXHOUNDS HIST Monday, March 20th at Eglwyafacb At 8 o'clock. Thursday, March 23rd at GlaorbeMloI At 10 o'clock.
THE VALE OF AYRON FOXHOUKDS…
THE VALE OF AYRON FOXHOUKDS MEET (Capt. Yaughav's, j Tuesday, March L>l.st at Crosswavs, Llanavron Friday, March 24th at Fatcondale At 10 o'clock each day.