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RESTORATION OF ST. DAVID'S CATHEDRAL I SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY PROMISED. Rev. J. M. Traherne (a bequest) £ 2000 0 The Dean and Chapter of St. David's. 1000 0 The Bishop of St. David's (in two instalments) 1000 0 The Lord-Dynevqj(in two payments) 500 0 The Earl of Cawdor (a first donation) 100 C Rev. Sir Erasmus Henry Griffles Williams Bart. 300 0 Sir antes Hamilton, Bart., and Lady Hamilton 100 0 G. ort Phillips., Esq., 100 0 j J. H. Scourtielil, Esq., 100 0 D. Puph, Esq 100 0 Rev. J. H. A. Philipps, (in four instalments) 100 0 C. Allen, Esq., (in two years) 100 0 John L. G. P. Lewis, Esq., (in five years) 50 0 R. Goring Thomas, Esq., (in Are years) to John and R. H. Harvey, Esqs fl 0 Rev. R. Lewis. (in five instalments) DO 0 R. P. Davies, Esq.. (in five years) 50 A Rev. Owen Jone" (in five years) Frederick Lloyd Philipps, Esq., (in four years) 99 « Rev. D. A. Williams, Chancellor of St. David's (in fivp vears) 2& Rev. J. Griffiths, Vicar of Handito, (in 4 years) 20 0 The Archdeacon of Carmarthen 25 0 The Archdeacon of Cardigan 25 0 Rev. J. Allen, Vicar of Castlemartin (in 3 years) J00 0 Rev.J Griffith,Vicar of Llanjrunnor, (in 5 years) 10 0 Rev. E. James, Vicar of Abergwili (in 5 years) 15 0 Rev.J.Sinnett, Rector of Bangor Teiif(in 2 years) ]0 0 George Gilbert Scott, Esq 50 0 H. P. Goode, Esq., (in three years) 15 0 C. W. Howen, Esq 10 0 Mrs Howell, of Camrose 5 0 The Principal & Fellows of Jesus College,Oxford 100 0 The Principal of Jesus College, Oxford 25 0 The Dean of Llandaff, 1864 and 1865 20 0 MrsBayne. 50 0 The Archdeacon of Brecon (in four instalments) 1no 0 Mrs Pinchin 10 0 Mrs Waldron 5 0 Rev. T. Richanlson (in instalments) 20 0 Rev. Professor Williams (in instalments) 25 0 Rev. F. Martin, Rector of South Somercotes (in instalments) 10 0 Rev. John Lucy, Rector of Hampton Lucy, Warwickshire jj Joseph Grimsbire, Esq., Albion Road, London 15 0 Archdeacon Allen 5 0 Miss Pitman, Steynton Vicarage « The Honourable Misses Rice 10 0 Valentine Davis. Esq., Regis trar of the Diocese of St. David's o. 100 J General Morgan, C.B 0 Howel Gwyn, Esq 2.) 0 I Rev. E. O. Phillips, Vicar of Aberystwith a Arob deacon Clark 25 0 j J. Johnes, Esq., (in four instalments) 60 0: Rev. E. L. Barnwell (in two years) 10 Rev. W. Basil Jones (in five years) «j0 0 G. T. Clark, Esq 25 0 The Bishop of Llandaff (in three years) 75 « Mrs Traherne (in two instalments) 100 0 The Earl of Lisburne J* The Lady Catherine Allen 1" G. W. Parry, Esq ° 0 James B. Bowen, Esq., Llwyngwair, (a first donation) .— 20 0 Rev. D. Jones, Vicar, Llandewi Velfry (in two years) 10 0 Messrs. Pow fell, Mathias& Evans (in fiveyears) 50 0 Rev. G. Wiliams, Vicar of Brecon (in five years) 100 0 Edward Jones, Esq., Velindre (in two years). 10 0 W. T. Bayne, Esq, Lincoln's Inn. « Mrs George Holgate Foster (a first donation). 50 U Mr R. Mason, Tenby and Pembroke-dock Obterver 3 0 Rev. G. W. Birkett, St Florence » Joshua Jullian Allen, Esq Tbe Countess Dowager of Cawdor OH JJ The Cambrian Newspaper. Rev. G. Wade Green, Court Henry « Mr Anthony, Proprietor of the Hereford Times I Miss Robsori, Penally :,7 Rev. J. H. Vincent, Vicar of St. Dogiuell s s Rev. John Phelps, Vicar of Carew »» Rev. Samuel Davies, Oystermouth Captain Lloyd Philipps, l'entypark Henry G. Allen, Esq., Lincoln's Inn 20 0 W. O. Brigstocke, Esq., Gelli Dywyll 10 0 Thomas Allen, Esq., (a first donation) 6 0 Mrs Thomas kllen (a first donation) 5 0 George Batigh Allen, Esq., Temple 10 0 Rev. T. Williams, Llowes, Radnorshire 5 Nicholas Roch. Esq., Paskeston Mrs Rocb, Paskeston „ N. Adamson Roch, Esq., Paskeston J. S. Harford, Esq Blaise Castle °u u The Lord Kensington (a first donation) iwjj Captain the Hon. William Edwardes 50 0 Rev. John Hughes, Penally » Rev.J.R.H. Thomas, Hodgeston (first donation) 3 3 Rev. Griffith Thomas, Thomas Meyrick, Esq. 10 « Rev. Wm. Allen, Bosherston (in two years) 10 0 H. Huzzy Vivian, Esq. M.P. (in five years) 50 0 Rev. Thomas Horn, Haverfordwest. » Rev. Thoma Stacey, Precentor, Llandaff. o 0 Rev. D. 0. James, Llanllawer » F. L'Estrange C!ark, Esq, (a first dunation). 5 0 Rev. L. Cli-it, Presteign (In two years) 1" 10 Mrs Lewis, Llanayron J" Rev. H. P. Thomas, Nash (in five years) « ALadvatTenby 9ft Rev. Samuel W. Saunders, St Ishmaels W 0 H. Maybery, Esq, Brecon « Mies Anne Latham, Cnckhowel » » Mrs John Tuder Q Mrs Hereford. 10 0 Rev. L. Evans, Ystrad Meurig o- -o 10 0 Mrs. Brigstocke, Blaenpant Rev. Evan Morgan, Llaridyssil „ Rev. David Griffith, R. Trevilan » Miss Jane Ackland, Bath «°VY ifl (l Rev. Thoruas Evans. Rector of Llanvalteg 10 0 The Earl of llchester ,T K N Hev. William Meyler, Rector of St Lawrence. 5 0 Jame»s»mm«r. H.«rfor<i»e.t 10 0 The Hereford Journal Rev. William Bowling, Cohesion 10 0 «fv- I Ilngbes, Vicar of Penbryn » » Rev W H.' Powell, Lianpumpsaint J J Mrs Lort Manuel t »S=r: j j Octaviug Morgan, Esq., g Rev. T. L>. Palmour, 10 0 Rev. James Thomas, 1 reoenu' y Henry A. Wedgwood, Esq, Wood e The Bishop of St Asaph g q Rev P. D. Richardson, St Dogwell e a A Lady—a trifle towards the Restoration Fu John Eyaa Thomas, Eetj, London G. White, Esq, Trnby 5 0 John Perkins, Esq, llobart's Town. 10 0 The EartofPowit. 60 0 Rev Griffith Evans, Vicar of Llandyfriog 5 0 Rev T. B. Levy, Rector of Knight's Enham 1 1 W. Gilbertson, Esq, Poritardawe 10 0 B. D. C., per C. Allen, Esq. 3 3 I)r Dyster, Tenby 50 0 Rev John Connop, Bradfield Hall 2<5 0 J. B. Harries, Trevacoou 200 Rev Arthur H. Richardson, Llanwnda. 10 0 Rev Jus. P. Williams, Sub-Dean St David's. 20 0 Rev. 0 Lang, ltector, Pwllcroehan 5 5 The Bishop of Elv 100 0 Rev. H. Pricbard, Uinam 1 1 Rev. Charles P. Jones, Minor Canon, St David's 20 0 Dr Jones, Lancvch 10 0 Mr* Lloyd Davies, Abercerry 5 0 F. Wehnert, Esq Milford 33 Mr Richard Potter 10 0 [jas. Roberts, Esq, Vicar Cb.oral, St David's. 20 0 Arthur James, E-q, C.E., Paddington. 5 0 Mrs Morgan and the Misses James, St David's 5 0 E. Rees, Esq, Tremanny 5 0 Miss Howell, Cwmwdig 1 0 James Morgan, Esq, Trenewydd, (1st donation) l 0 P. M. G. Williams, Esq, Treyarchid 1 0 A Friend at St David's 1 0 Capt. Hewitt, Velindre (1st donation) 1 0 D. Perkins, Esq, Pwllcairog 1 0 L. C. Babington, Esq 50 Rev. W. Hughes, Llandewi Aberarth 2 2 John Colby, Esq, Fynnone 50 0 Maurice Rees, Esq, Llythir 1 0 Mr John Tudor, Belle Vue, 6t David's õ 0 Mr John Owen, St David's 2 0 Mr George Owen, St David's (1st donation). 1 0 Mr Williams, Commercial Hotel, St David's, (1st donation) 2 ft Miss Propert, Orottufty 1 0 Mr Williams, Postmaster, St David's 1 0 Miss Harries, The Cross, St David's. 5 0 Miss Webb, St David's. 1 0 T. Rees, Esq, Carnwehwn. 1 0 Mr J. Davies, draper, St Divid't 1 0 Mr Davies, Prospect House, St David's 010 Rev. G. Williams, St David's 1 0 Samuel Williams, Esq, Cross House, St David's 5 0 H. Williams, Esq, Penllan, St David's. 5 0 Mr Phillips. Carfae 2 10 W. Rees, Esq, Carswdig 5 0 Mr Grinnis, Porthmawr 2 0 Mr Williams. Penarthur 0 10 Mr Rees. Emlych 2 0 H. Hickes, Esq, St David's 2 0 Hev. T. Jones, St David's 0 10 Mrs Hicks, St David's 1 0 Mr P. Brown, St David's 0 10 Owen, Esq, Lfcinviron 2 2 D. Griffiths, Esq, Trelewydd 1 0 T. Jenkyns, Esq, Caervarchcll. 1 0 Mr Mortimer, Trewellwell 1 0 Edward Robinson, Eaq, Solva 1 0 Mr John, Solva 010 Mr Rees, Llandrudion 0 10 T. Brown, Esq, Hardwick House, Chepstow. 1 2 T." A G. Williams, Esq, Ft'ynona 1 0 Moses Griffiths, Esq, Manorowen 5 0 Mr J. Davies, Rosson 1 0 Mr J. Rees, Rosson 0 10 Mr Walters, Trevythan. 1 0 Mr Mortimer, Treginnis 1 0 T. Llewellin, Esq, Treginnis. 50 0 Mr John, Rhoscribel. 0 10 Mr Hicks, Porthllestry 5 0 Capt. Rees, Mynydd-du V 0 Mrs C. A. Winsor, Brixtou 1 1 P. Winsor, Esq, Brixton 1 1 Rev. Enoch Pisgh, Vicar otLianfair-caer-einion 2 2 Rev! W. S. Thomason, Burgh 1 U Mrs Owen, iJ(.nditl. 2 0 D. Williams, Esq., Penberry 1 0 C. E. Guillernard, Esq, Eitham. 0 10 Mrs Mayo, Bath. 1 0 C. R. Aston, Esq, Edgbaston 1 0 Miss Starbuck, Bath 0 JJ{ Mr Jones, Milford « 1J* Colonel Saunders Davies, Pentre 50 0 George G. T. Thomas, Esq 1 JJ Mrs Hard mail Philipps 5 0 Mrs Goldwyer JJ Lady Mary Windsor Clive, Oakley Park 10 0 Capt. Francis Davies, Pershore. 5 0 Rev. John Jones, Llanfihangel-genaur-glyn. 5 0 Charles R. Harries, Esq, of Goodwick. 111 10 Mrs Herbert, Glan Hatren (a first donation) 25 0 Miss A. M. Smedley 1 0 Charles Richard Harries, Esq., Duffrin, Good- wick 10 10 Mrs Coiby, Rbos-y-Gilweri 20 0 The Lord Boston 10 0 Mrs X. Peel, Denant 1 0 Rev. Owen Jones. 60 Kev. Rowland Smith, Rector of llston 1 0 Mr John Lloyd, Merlin Park, Haverfordwest. 1 1 The CouJltess of Etiesmere. 50 The Rev. H. De Winton, Bougbrood, Hereford, 40 6 The Rev. A. Clougb, Rector of Brauntfton 1 1 John Maurice, Herbert, Esq, Rocklands, Ross, 6 0 Rev. Joshua Hughes, Llandovery 50 Mrs Laws, Wytham Hall, Lincolnshire 20 Rev. D. Evans, Kilgerran 2 0 L) Thomas, Esq, Solva 1 0 Mr Davies, Hendre Eynon 0 1q Rev. M. Jenkins, Minduvin 5 0 Rev. D.Jones, Llandewi Velfry 5 0 Mr J.T.Jones 1 JJ Miss Connop, Brighton W R. Connop, Esq *j> 0 Mr. Thomas Price, Newton 0 10 Mr. Stephen Green, Havertordwest 2 2 Rev. H. Wilcox, Carmarthen (1st donation). 0 10 An Oxford Clergyman 5 0 James Higgon, Esq., Scolton 10 0 Rev. Thomas Brigstocke, Milford 5 0 Miss M. Smedley," Tenby 10 o E. P. Richards, Esq, Cardiff 10 0 Rev. John Daniel Williams, Brecon. 10 0 Mr Philip Ellis, Havertordwest. 2 2 llev G. 11. Scott, llhoscrowther 1 1 Rev J. C. Pocock, Angle 2 0 Rev Professor Mathews, Preb. of St David's. 100 Mrs Tyerinan, Tintern 1 C W. Hinton, Esq. Jesus College, Oxford 5 0 Mrs Goodenough, Bath. 1 0 Miss Wilcox, Tenby 1 0 Sir Bpnjameii Brodie, Bart 2 0 Rev W Mevler, St. Lawrence, (<ind douation) o 0 0 The Hon. Miss Murray 100 A Well Wisher T « Rev B. Belcher, Publico 1 0 0 Subscriptions and Donations will be thankfully received by the Rev. Canon THOMAS, Steynton, Milford Haven j and CHARLES ALLEN, Esq., Tenby, Honorary Secre- taries; by Messrs. MORRIS and SON, Bankers, Carmar- then aud Messrs, WiJjSJNs and Co., Bankersi Brecon.

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Bd., and 2s. 9d. per box, with dietary rules,'&c. Sold by all Chemists, or will be sent free by post on receiptof 14 or 33 penny stamps, by Dr Thomson, 2S Clarence Road, Kentish Town, London. My fearful headaches were completely cured bv a few doses.' AR. 'My stomach is in a healthy state, and I can enjoy ray meals now.' J.W 'I was so nervous before taking your medicine, that I was unable to write.' J. T. The trembling ofthe twnd* and knees is gone.' T. L. 1 1 have had no palpitation of the hpart or hesitation since I took it.' Mrs G L 'The pains in the back re cured, and I can stoop with e- M.W. 'My wife suffered for years from nervousness, in the head, pain across the forehead, and loss of ap- petite I am thankful to say your Xeurotone cured her.' G.G. RUPTURES CURED WITHOUT TRUSSES. 4 I.L sufferers from these distressing complaints are earnestl J\. invited to communicate with Dr Thomson, as he cafl guarantee them l elief in every case. His celebrated remedy ha been successful in curinsr thousands ot cases and is applicable to ever* variety of single or double rupture, however bad o" long standing, in male or female of any age, effecting a per feet cure in a short time, without causing confinement or incon venience, and thus doing away with any further necessity for wearing trusses, &c. The remedy, with full directions for use, is sent anywhere free by post, on receipt of 10s., in postage stamps, or a post-otlice order, by Dr Ralph Thomson, 28 Clarence "Roarl, Kentish Town, London. A work on the nature, causes, symptoms, and varieties of Rupture, with extracts from letters received from patients who have been cured, will be sent free by post to any one on receipt of 13 penny postage stamps. Consulta- tions (Fee. One Guinea,) daily, except Sunday, from 11 till 12 in thenioriing. 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Sent post free in an envelope, on receipt of two pennv postage stamps by Dr Thomson. Contents of the Work Insti- tutions of Marriage—Obligations of Wedlock—Causes of interrup- ts n to Conjugal Happiness—Domestic Bliss—Healthy Offspring- Impregnation and Pregnancy—Description of the Organs of Generation in both Sexes—Masturbation its consequences- Sensuality and Remorse-Barrenness, its causes and Removal- Domestic Happiness—Parental Bliss-Turn of Life-Hope and Comfort-Secret Diseases, their varieties and Symptoms their Remedy. Matrimony, its trials, joys, and responsibilities- Deficiency of Natural Strength-How to Strengthen the System- Instructions to Sufferers—Suggestions of value to every person. DO YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL HAIR, WHISKERS, &c I "VR. RUSSELL'S LIXIVENE, an elegantly perfumed toilet I 9 compound, for nourishing, preserving and restoring the hiir, is guaranteed to produce moustachios, whiskers, eyebrows, &c., in two or three weeks, strengthen weak hair, prevent its falling off, -,heek greyness in all its stages, rentore the original eolour, dispel scurf and dandriff, and make it clean, soft, curly and glossy. For the reproduction of hair in baldness, from whatever cause and at any age, its effects are certain in thou- sands of cases it has been successful when all other preparations had failed. In the nursery it is unequalled, as it keeps the head clean, and forms the basis of a beautiful head of hair. Price 2s, sufficient for thrive months'use, sent anywhere free by post on re.eipt of 24 penny stamps by Dr Russell, 22, Crescent, Ilampsted Road, London. Sold by-and all other Chemists. Extracts from Testimonials: It has darkened my hair, and I can keep it in curl now.—Miss Curtiss. I had lost my hair in patches, your Lixivene has quite restored it.-Dr James.' 'It has produced an excellent moustache.—J. Berry, Esq. 'Your Lixivene restored my hair after 3 years' baldness,—G. Morris.' I It has thickened my whiskers considerably.—R. Serle.' 'My hair has not fallen off since I commenced using it.—W. Smith.' DR THOMSON'S INVIGORATING PILLS Are a certain remedy for lumbago, gravel, pains in the back an loins, rheumatism, gout, discharges of all kinds, and all affec tior.s of the kidneys and bladder. In every case, however virulent and long standing, they afford instant relief and a speedy cure eradicating every trace of disease, purifying the blood and invigorating the system, The enormous sale these Pills have attained for many years past, and the daily receipt of testi- monials of cure, of nearly all the diseases the human fraine is to, warrants the proprietor in asserting that they are th ,nost efficacious medicine ever issued. 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Address—Dr Ralph Thomson, 28 Clarence Road, Kentish Town, London. Post Office Orders to be made payable at Lhe General Post Office. HELP FOR ALL. 4 PHYSICIAN, upwards of 40 years in practice, having been /A successful in curing thousands of sufferers from nervous f.nd general debility, loss of memory, indigestion, pains in the back, consumption, rheumatism, gravel, -out, and mtny painful symptoms too numerous to mention, resulting from imprudence a' td other causes, is desirous of imparting (gratis) to those who neid it, the means by which their restoration to health was effected, and will send his book (100 pages) containing prescrip- tions in English, diet rules and all the necessary information for the self-treatment, &c., of nearly all the 'ills that flesh is heir t'),, on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope. Address,- Dr. Russell, 22, nawley Crescent, Hampsted Road, London. 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Employers suited free; Accounts collected Letters-ono stamp for reply. DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS. The best remedy for Bile, Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness Piles, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Flatulence, Heart- burn, IfC, fpHElR INGREDIENTS are really excellent, and JL are sworn on oath not to contain the smallest par- ticle of any preparation of ANTIMONY or M ERCURY they act very gently on the bowels, and do not require any change of diet on the part of the patient, or produce the slightest risk of taking cold. If the public only knew how Meroury destroys the delicate coats of the Stomach, weakens Digestion, affects the Nerves, and positively shortens life, they would take no other Ape- rient than DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS. Which liberate Bile, disperse Wind, and strengthen the whole frame. They purify the Blood, restore the tone of the Stomach, destroy Worms, and remove all Complaints brought on by Irregulartty of the bowels, thus being to both sexes a restorative and preservative of Health, cleansing the Blood and Fluids from every impurity. Prepared only by JAMES RORKS, 47, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, London, W., in Boxes, at Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and I Is each, Iree by Post for stamps, and from the following Agents: Meyler, Havertordwestj Williams, Blackett, Milford- J. Moore, Pembroke-dock; Evans, Swansea: Brown' Llanelly 5 Thomas, Cowbridge; Kenrick, Cardiff Smvth' Merthyr Tydvil, and most respeotable chemists. KAYE'S WORSDkLL'S PILLS. The experience of more than a quarter of is ø8øtary has proved the wonderful properties ot this VALUABLE MEDICINE. During that period thousands of persons who were f HASTENING TO THE GRAVE, from one or otber of the many forms of L».sease to winch the human frame is liable, have, by t KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS been restored to HEALTH AND HAPPINESS; an/) ihi nroorietor has received many thousands of sp ?aneou* testimonials to their virtues, a selection irom which is enclosed in each box. The use of these Pills can be confidently recommended in YOUTH OR AGE; being purely vegetable in their composition, they ^,ay be taken with perfect safety by the youngest inUut and the oldest person. FEMALES will find them most useful at every period of their lives The unanimous opinion of all who have tried thes^ Pills is, that they are THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. Sold by all Chemists, and other Dealers in Patent Medicines, at Is ljd, 2s 9d, and 4b 6d. Whoie&alo Depot, 22, Bread-street, London, ( £ 1,000 PER ANNUM FOR £ i. A NY Person who may be desirous of becoming poe- sesstd of the above named annual Income are re- quested to make an irurnediat,e application, enclosing a stamped directed envelope to THOMAS GRAY, Etlq, 87, Chancery Lane, London, VV C., who will furnish, free, the fullest partiealars by return of post. T. D. MEYLER, C HE MIS T, HAVERFORDWEST\ Supplies BROWN AND POLSON'S GENUINE PATENT CORN FLOUR, AND CKLBBATKD PATENT POWDER STARCH. :CENUINE. BROWN & POLSON'S PATENT CORN FLOUR, AND BROWN £ POLSONS PATENT POWDER STARCH, First introduced in 1842. SOLD BY GutFN AND JOHN, HAVERFORDWEST. CELEBRATED PATENT CORN FLOUR. GKNUINB QUAMTY. "John Brown." "John Poison." Signed upon each Packet. Sold by A. E. Thomas, Haverfordwest. Also BROWN AND POLeOK's PATENT POWDER STARCH. GOUT and RHEUMATISM.—Tbe excruciating pain of Gout or Rheumatism is quickly relieved and cured in a few days by that celebrated Medicine BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. They require no restraint of diet or confinement during their uie, and are certain to prevent the disease attack- ing any vital part. Vendor#81 U aDd 28 pW box by a11 Medicine B'SLTIS ACP7.SDD;0 Spasms, and all Disorders of the' Sto^ch'^d'boS are quickly removed by that w^i known FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH Vner UDiie the recommendation of a mud oneration ibe woat 'M' cessful effect; and wherean S^t^uired aoUamg aD apou can be better adanUH S«W b* SiSS; Vendor., 1* W «d 2. 3d per box. AT PDxrnnfl nKBlLlT*« ITS CAUSK AND CUR*. —Dr \T ERVOU9 b8g had TWRHTY yearn' practical SMITH. Treatment and Cure of NERVOUS and LITY. LOSS of APPE TITE, PAINS h ha CK, and INDIGESTION, which, if neglected, in if in Consumption, &c, has just published a New EDITION of 10,000 copies of the WARNING VOICE, of Private Medical Friend (138 pages), This Work contains his highly successful and only safe treatment, and is illustrated with hundreds of cases and testimonials from patients, with plain directions for per- fect restoration to health. Rent post free to any address, secure from observation, en receipt of two postage stamps. Letters of enquiry or details or case promptly aoswered. CaP Address, Dr SMITH, 8, Burton Crescent, London, W.C. V DINNEFORD'S FLUID NAGNESIA. For Thirty years the Medical Profession have approved this pure solution as a remedy tor ACIDITY OF STOMACH, HEADACHE, GOUT, AND INDIGESTION, The most delicate Ladies and Children use it as a gentle and pleasant aperient when combined with their ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP. In hot seasons and hot climates, the regular use of this simple remedy has been found highly beneficial. It is prepared (in a state of perfect purity and of uniform strength) by D1NNEFORD & CO., Chemists, &c, 172, New Bond Street, London; Sold by all respectable Chemists throughout the World. CAUTION.—SEE that 'Dinneford & Co.' is on 01 bottle and red label over the cork, DENTA L SURGERY W. J. EVANS, TllEVANE HOUSE, NEAR TBNBY (Brother tithe late T. Evans.) BEGS most respectful!}- to inform the Patients of the decease 1 and tV.e Inhabitants of Pembrokeshire yeneral'.y, that h« may be consulted relative to the above Profession at his repi dt,Ù". or at Teriby by apnointment also at the Dragon Hotel. the last Saturday, aud at the Mariner's Hotel, Haver- ford-west, the Saturday in every monib, Trtvanp flouse, IVccmber 28th, 1858. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. 'P WHICHER DAVIES, Haverfordwest, offers to JL t Farmers and others STRONG CRYSTALIZED SALT At Tec Shillings per Ton, for cash, at Milford Stores, in quantities of Ten Tons, and upwards. The above is on excellent top-dressing to JTSSS lands, "ud is equally valuable for other agiicultural pcrposes. Apply to T. W iiicb^r Davies, Haverfordwest. February :!5tb, R(.j. jyjA IZEFARIN A.-Nutritious and Healthy. MAIZEFARINA.—Is the best for Puddings, Cakes, 1"" Blanc Mftnpe, &o. MAIZEFAE;XA —Is delicate in flavour and econo> mical in use. MAIZEFARINA Ii; universally preferred for House- l' bold pnrposes and the Nursery. MAIZEFARINA.—Sold by ail Orocers, &c; and l\ wholesale by G. Darker and Co, Upper Thames Street, London. FIRST CLASS PRIZE MEDAL, DUBLIN, 1865. DELICIOUS, NUTRITIOUS, and HEALTHY, in the following modes of Cooking, viz:—Tea, Griddle, Cream, Sponge, Ponnd, Fruit, and Pan CRk" Boiled, Baked, Hasty, Army and Navy Puddings; Apple an4 Oyster Fritters; Blane Mange, Graries, Gruels, Strops, ete* The fine flavor of the two grains combined forms the greatest deIicaey-a new reliøb-a very desirable diet, and pronounced by all to be the most delicious food ties produced. Warranted to cook perfectly in every reeipe. Sold by all Grocers, etc; and wholesale by G. Harkat and Co, Upper Thames Street, London. D OSSETER'S HA I R RESTORER is not a dye, Md R does not contain oil. ROSSETTEB'S HAIR RESTORER restores grtj hair to its original colour. ROSSETTER'S HAIR RESTORER removes daudrnf and all imparities. ROSSETTER'S HAIR RESTORER prevents tke Hair falling off. OSSETTER'S HAIR RESTORER promotes th« growth of tbe Hair. ROSSETTER'S HAIR RESTORER is tbe cbeapeac and besst restorative ever introduced. ROSSETTER'S HAIR RESTORER, price Ss 6d per bottle, with full directions for use. ROSSETTER'S HAIR RESTORER is sold by all Chemists, Perfumers, &c and wholesale by F. Newberry & Sons, 45, St. Paul's Churchyard, London. THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE SECURED BY H 0 L LOW A Y' BPI L L 8. Impurities of the Blopd. In selecting the most appropriate medicine tor a par- ticular ailment, there may be some difficulty unless one can be found to purify, regulate, and improve the quauty of the blood. These Pills possess and exert these three qualifications in an extraordinary degree. They enable the stomach to digest any ordinary food, increase the secre- tory powers of the liver, cleanse and purity the Maed. expel all morbid matter, and throw into the circulation the purest elements for sustaining and repairing ttM frame. 1 Weakness and debility. How many peraons suffer from debility without tDow- ing the causes why they are feeble f Iu most cases the sromach is the aggressor. Holloway's Pills have long been famed for regulating a disordered stomach, and restoring its healtby digestive tone; they are therefore oonfideutly recommended as a never failing remedy in all cases where the constitution, from any cause, has become impaired or weakened. Diseases of the Head and Heart. These formidable diseases are, unfortunately, of fre- quent occurrence; for the most part they creep on gra- dually, tiut may be prevented by proper precautions. Hol- ioway a Pills are the surest preservatives against all de- rangements of the brain, and are the speediest corrector# of irregular circulation. If they be taken with'ur delay when tingling in the limbs, drowsiness, or giddiuestt comes on, the effect will be marvellous. Females of all Ages and Classes. The fame of these Pills is partly based upon the bene- ficial effects they have upon the constitutions of females. From the domestic servant to the peeress, :versal favour is accorded to them for their invigorating and pLrlfynp properties, which render them so safe and invalusb.* :a all disoders peculiar to the sex. Obstructions of every kind, either in young persons entering into womanhood or approaching the turn of life-tbe most critical perod— may be radically removed by a recourse to these Pllis All Disorders affecting th* Liver, Stomach, Btwei*. Whenever the stomach, liver, or bowels an- -iiaordwre oy nigh living, climate, over-indulgenee, undue exertfo*. or other causes, these fine regulating Puis will won r«cbfv the evil, and speedily bring back energy, sti*- ftb «ok cheerfulness to the frame where previously ail —T'IUBI tude, gloom, and dejection. Despondency, IAfIJ Spirits. The misery occasioned by* disordered digestion is unfortunately, felt by most. These famovs P;« be taken in appropriate doses to adjust tkt functions. They dispel headache, biliousness, *»««.« lowness or spirits, and all similar ailments. A coarseof these invaluable purifying Pills never fails in removia* the cause of such morbid affections, wilhout subjecdng the sufferer to any inconvenience. Influenza, Dipthtria, Bronchitis, Caught, mnd Ooii*. In our changeable climate few persons escape without colds, sore tHroats, mftaenza, diptberia, or bronchitis, for all of whicti these famous corrective Pill« m*. ba taken with tbe certainty of effecting a cure. While tha Pills are expelling all impurities from the body geoerall* Hollaway's Ointment should be well rubbed a MM thl cheat and throat; it will penetrate the skin, redoce 2. jlaaamntion, and restore lasting soundness. Holloway's Pills sre the best remedy knownlnthe world for tV. fouawmj diseases:— Dropsy Liver Com- Tit BnWr, A«thma Dyeiter\ plain« Tumour^ • Bilious Oom- Erynipelai ^noaeo rrw? plaints Female lr- Piles Venm-Li Blotches on the regularities Rheumatism **••!•. t>8 i n Severe of all Retention ot %oma *r ■ Bowel Com- kiads Urine kSSf plaints Pits Screfula or Weakneas. Colics Gout Knur's Ertl Constipation of Head-aches Sore Throats the bowels Indigeation Stone&rravell Consumption Inflammation Secondary Debnity Jaundice Symptoms Sold at the Establishment of Professor Hollowav 244 n«* (near Temple Bar) London, and also bv all rejiiitiu!, fists and Dealer; in Medicine throughout tJS 338. each Box. u D „ „ are aS.xed to ea^h hox «W«Wr Pills and Ointment can be ba,l of liil CbeDd8te and Druggi.ts, with Welp-b Directions, without extru expm,, IU.USTMTE) ~R\ f Oontaim Dtttigas wd x- fie f articles of B^d-raoui Fi>. ie<t # 100 Badateada in.i I —■•WW*, aai l\ SENT oi is,fiUifc1 i REE f: V pCfi^.I -AL A^n\.{VN. | KOSTEFT?. J