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NEWPORT. PRESENTATION AT MAINDEE.—On Friday even-, ing, the 12th inst., a very numerously attended meet- ing was held in the National School-room, Maindee, for the purpose of presenting the Rev. J. Tedman, curate of St. John's church, who is leaving the neigh- bourhood, with a testimonial.—Mr. Farr, being called to the chair, in a few brief remarks alluded to the object of the meeting, and called upon Mr. Edward Wells to make the presentation.—Mr. Wells expressed the pleasure he felt in performing the pleasing duty allotted to him,and spoke in a very com- plimentary terms of Mr. Tedman's labours in Main- dee referring especially to his labours amongst the poor, and the assistance he had rendered in the management of the school, and concluded his address by presenting Mr. Tedman with a silver pocket communion service, by Elkington, and a gold watch and chain, bearing suitable inscriptions.—Master W. McDaniel, one of the choir boys, then stepped for- ward, and on behalf of his fellow singers, presented Mr. Tedman with a gold pencil case.—Mr. S. J. Wood next rose, and expressed the great pleasure he had in presenting to Mr. Tedman, on behalf of the working people of Liswerry, with an oak writing- case, completely fitted up.—Mr. Tedman on rising to acknowledge the various gifts presented to him was evidently much affected. After thanking, in warm terms, the several donors for their kindness, he briefly referred to his labours in Maindee and Liswerry among the sick and poor, and in the schools, and con- cluded by expressing the deep debt of gratitude he owed to Maindee.-The meeting was subsequently addressed by Captain Clark, and by Mr. Lloyd, churchwarden, and was finally closed by a vote of thanks to the chairman. HIGHWAYMEN IN SOUTH WALES. An extraordinary case of highway robbery has lately occurred near Bridgend, Glamorganshire, where three men, with their faces blackened, stopped the mail-cart running between Maesteg and Bridgend, rifled the pockets of the driver, and made off with about Y,18 in money which they found on him. The version of the affair given by the postman, Herbert James, is to the following effect:—He left Maesteg at the usual time on Wednesday night, and was driving rapidly, but when about two miles out of Maesteg, and opposite an old ruin by the side of the road, three men with blackened faces jumped out of the ruined house. One of them seized the horse's head, and the other two jumped into the car before he had time to offer any resistance. They asked him Where was the sealed bag?" meaning, it appears, the one contai ning the money. He told them it was always sent by train now and not by him. They then rifled his pockets, and took from him every- thing he had excepting his watch, which they did not appear to think of. They found in his pockets between £ 17 and .£18, being money which he had collected from customers at Maesteg—for he is a shopkeeper occupying a good position at Bridgend. He, as soon as the men left him, drove on as fast as he could, and upon reaching Aberkenfig he telegraphed back an account of what had happened to Maesteg. When he reached Bridgend the greatest excitement prevailed, for the news had already reached there by telegraph. It is a fortunate circum. stance that he retained his presence of mind when ques. tioned with reference to the sealed bag," which was all the time under the seat where he sat, and which contained about £90 in cash. There was also another bag in the car, which contained cheques to the value of £2,000. The whole of the money that was taken was his own. The road from Maesteg to Bridgend is a very lonely one; for some miles it runs with thick woods on each side, A similar robbery was perpetrated near the same spot in the year 1847, when a cashier to one of the works in the neighbourhood, was driving from Bridgend to Masteg in a dog-cart with about £2,000 in cash, when suddenly he was stopped by two strong fellows, one of whom presented a pistol at the horse's head and shot it dead. They then robbed the man of the money and decamped. Since then, however, till the present outrage, the road has been free from such attacks. No clue has as yet been obtained as to the perpetrators of the crime. -♦ SINGULAR ACCIDENT ON A RAILWAY.—On Sunday evening a child, 12 years of age, from some unexplained cause, fell from the window of a third-class carriage of the 5.20 train from Cardiff near Abercanaid. Consider- ing the speed of the train at this point, it is difficult to accountjfor the child's escape from instantaneous death. The father, a collier, who had charge of the child, can render no explanation as to the cause of the accident. ♦
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It makes the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as pro- moting the growth on bald spots where the hair glands are not decayed. Certificate from Dr. Vers- mann on every bottle, with full particulars. Ask for THE MEXICAN HAIR RENEWER, prepared by H. C GALLUP, 493, Oxford Street, London. J4 T\s to ba feared that the faculties of our old friend Mrs.Harris are becoming somewhat impaired, or, to use her own words, "her hearing ain't so good as it used to ?if' i !n ° » c, 011 bearlng a friend say that at the late Review Brighton mustered very strong," she said, "Yes, I daresay Brighton Mustard is very good and very strong but I likes Colman's, as is sold at the sign of the Bull s Head." BEQWN S BRONCHIAL TROCHES for the cure of Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, or any irritation or soreness of the throat are now imported and sold in this country at Is l^d. per box, put up in the form of a "lozenge." It is the most convenient, pleasant, safe, and sure remedy for clearing and strengthening the voice known in the world. The J War<1 Beecher says I have often recom- mended them to friends who were public speakers, and r £ uses lkey have proved extremely service- able. The genuine have the words Brown's Broncnial Iroches on the Government Stamp around n f Q/ ai* medicine vendors.—London Pepot, 493 Oxford Street. T heO h II d's Bible Narrative. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. THEgreat success which has attended the production of CHILD1S BIBLE in its FULL-SIZED QUARTO FORM of 800 pages, with 220 large Illustrations (published at One Guinea), coupled with the testimonies received from high dignitaries in the Church, bearing witness to its having "pro- vided for a great necessity," has led the Publishers to yield to the desire that a work of a corresponding character should be produced upon a plan and at a price that should bring it within the r^.ah of every household. The Publishers have therefore arranged to issue under the above title a work of a character corresponding with THE CHILD'S BIBLE, to be published as a omall Portable Volume, at a price which, it is believed, will bring it into universal use. Now ready, cloth, bevelled boards, gilt edges, price 5$. The Child's Bible Narrative, Being a Selection from the Holy Bible, in the Words of the Authorised Version. 464 pages, square crown 8vo, with 24 r mi-page Illustrations by GUSTAVE DORÉ. And in order to consult more completely the convenience of all classes of purchasers, THE CHILD'S BIBLE NARRATIVE, in addition to its being published in One Volume at 5s., is issued in TWO SEPARATE VOLUMES, the one consisting of The Old Testament Narrative. 320 pages, square crown 8vo, with 16 Full-page Illustrations by GUSTAVE DORÉ, cloth limp, price 2s. 6d. and the other consisting of The New Testament Narrative, 144 pages, square crown 8vo, with 8 Full-page Illustrations by GUSTAVE DORÉ, cloth limp, price is. 6d. Notice.-The Child's Bible in its original quarto form, with 220 Illustrations, has been recently REPRINTED, and can now again be obtained COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME, price, cloth elegant, gilt edges, ONE GUINEA flexible leather binding, hand- tooled, gilt edges, £ 1 ics.; best morocco elegant or antique, £ 2 25. May also be had with clasps and rims, and in illuminated leather. 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Smith, 8, Burton Crescent, London, W,(V DII 110 let no one be longer o: pressed with the notion thai; hig malady is incurable till these purifying Pills have had a t",ir trial. A few doses nil remove the more uivent symp- toms, and thereafter completely coatro all disordered ac- tions, rouse the torpid liver, relieve the obstiucied kidneys cleanse impure blood, and confer on every function health- ful vigour. Impurities of the Blood. TLese wonderful Pills are valued at the humblest hearths as well as in the housis of comfort and wealth. They work a thorough puriHcation throughout the whole system, without disordering the natural action of any organ, and eradicate those germs of comolaints which con- lign tens of thousands to aa tarly grave. Indigestion, Bilious Complaints, and Sick Headache. No organ in the human body is so liable to disorder as the liver, and none is more apt, when neglected, to become seriously diseased. Remember when nausea, flatulency, or aOldity of the stomach warns us that digestion is not proceediux properly, that Hilloway's Puis regulate every function, give strength to every organ, speedily rein <ve all causes of indigestion, bile, and sick heada;he, and efEeet a permanent cure. Weakness and Debility. Tn cases of debility, langour, nnl nervousness, gene- rate.] b' excess of any kind, whether meutal or puysi-al, Il-e effect: of tllfiPf) Tills ii3 in the 1.,ig-hts; degree bracing, renovatng, and restorative, They drive from the system the riiorbid c-au<es of disease, re-estoblish the diges ion, rs'g i a e n 1 the s er.io s, strengthen the nervous sysiem, raise the pa. ieut a spirits, aad bring back the frame to its pnstnae health and vigour. The Kidneys-Their Derangement and cure. If these Pills b,, u=;ed according to the printed directions, aud the Ointment rubbed over the region of the ki Ineys for at Jeast halt an hour at bed-tune, as s«lt is forced into me.ar, it "will penetrate th" kidueys and correct, any de- /angement. Should the affliction be stone <>r gravl it is p tr- i-.ularly recommended tbar, tile Ointment, in su -h ,.a,,s, ha u.ecl n'ght and morning, as by its ja iioious appli- cation the most astounding cures may be performed Ilolloioay's Pills are the lest remichj known in the world for the follow trij] diseases gU3 Gout Stone and Gravel A st. a ma lie Secondary ISymo- fci 11 >us Complaints Indi <e.st,ion t ms Blotches on the Li^ r Complaints Tic-Dolor-ux Slii" Cu.nt.ago Ulcers n°,'v-r tCompki,lts P 1,!S v' nei'e»l Affec- Deoility Rheumatism tions Drop-y liet. ntiori of Urine Worms of alllrillds i cnuile IrregtUari Scrofula, or King's Weakness, from ties Evil wha ever oaus" 1 revers of all kinds IcJore Throats &c. &c. The Pills and Ointment are sold at Professor HOLLOW Ay's ■Establishtuenfc, 553, Oxford -tr. et, London; al-vi by ne-tr'y every resp. ctable Vendor of Medicine Throughout t h", Civi- lised World, m Boxes and Poos, at Is. Hd., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d lis., 2* ana 33s. each. Th I: 2". (ld. size "011 ai n thr, e, the 4s. 6d. size six, the Us s ze sixteen, the 22s. tiz-e thirty- three, aud the 33s. size fifty-two times the quantity of a Is. I'd. Box or Pot. The smallest Box of Pills con- 4 tains four dozen; and the smallest Pot of Ointment oue 0 ounce. 1 Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot « cad can be had in any language, even in Turkish, Arabio, Armenian, Pereuta, or Chinese, Just Published, Post Free for Two Stamps. WONDERFUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY: SHOWING THE TRUE CAUSES OF NERVOUS, MENTAL, AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, LCHVNESS OF SPIRITS, INDIGESTION, WANT OF EN- ERGY, PREMATURE DECLINE, with plain directions for PERFECT RESTORATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR IN A FEW DAYS. The most important fact that these alarming.complaints may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE is here clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained- ly means of which EVERY ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE HIMSELF perfectly, and at the least possible cost. Sent free on receipt of two stamps. By W. HILL, Esq., M.A. Berkeley House, South Crescent, Russell Square, London, W.C. THESE CURATIVE MEANS ARE SO EASY and SIMPLE in APPLICATION THAT ALL CAN CURE THEMSELVES PRIVATELY, SUCCESSFULLY, and at the SMALLEST COST, IN A FEW DAYS. "The object of this extraordinary publication is to prove how Nervousness and concomitant Maladies can be effectually and successfully treated, and the most convincing proof of the efficacy of this, the greatest of human discoveries, is testified by the numerous cases of cures effected."—Medical Record. Just Published-Post Free for Two Stsmps. DOCTOR YOURSELF; OR EVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. 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MARAVILLA COCOA.—For Breakfast.— The Globe says Various importers and manufacturers have at- tempted to attain areputation for their prepared Cocoas,but we doubt whether any thorough success had been achieved until Messrs. Taylor Brothers discovered the extraordinai, qualities of "Maravilla" Cocoa. Adapting their perfect system of preparation to this finest of all species of the Theobroma, they have produced an article which super- sedes every other Cocoa in the market. Entire solu- bility, a delicate aroma, and a rare concentration of the purest elements of nutrition, distinguish the Maravilla Cocoa above all others. For homoeopaths and invalids we could not recommend a more agreeable or valuable beverage," TAYLOR BROTHERS, London, Sole Proprietors. Sold in packets only, by all Grocers. IS IT TOO LATffi p NO "While there is Life there is Hope." fpHOUGH you have suffered and despaired for years, and tried A remedies, there is still a safe artl sure cure at a small cost. EVERY AFFLICTED PEE SON SHOULD TRY „ k CAVANIA'S (Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons^ LIVER AND NERVINE PILLS, They remove Indigestion, Bilious & Liver Complaints, Short and difficult breathing, palpitation of the heart, pains in the stomach, sense of weight after meals, flatulency, acidity, heartburn, spasms, hysterics, faintness. flushes of heat, cold chills, sick headache; giddiness, drowsiness, vomiting, green sickness, waterbrash, feverish month, clean the furred tongue, remove offensive breath, disagreeable taste in the month, parch- ed lips, stitches and pains in the sides or between the shoulders, sallowness of skin, blotches, pimples, the sunken eyes bright- en and the spirits revive free the stomach and bowels of all crudities that vitiate their secretions, excite a proper secretion of gastric juice, regulate the action of the liver with a whole- some supply of bile necessary for the process of digestion, and a healthy flow of blood to every organ in the stomach, liver, heart, lungs, and kidneys; the brain becomes strong, the in. tellect clear, give freedom to the lungs, remove bronchial affec- tions, obstructed respiration, over-gorged lungs, oppressions of the chest, congestion of the liver, lungs, and brain; prevent consumption if persevered with in the early stages; pains in the back, gatherings of wind and water, dropsy, bearing down pains, inward tumours, ulcers and cancerous womb diseases, gouty swelled ancles, white legs, &o. soon disappear; dropsical fluids are speedily carried out of the system and preventedfrom acon- niuliting; no dropsy can long resist their power; they promote the functions of the kidneys and bladder, prevent gravel form- ing, remove stricture, inflammatory heats, difficulty in holding urine, urinary deposits, sediments, &c. liemove obstructions, either in the young entering into womanhood or approaching the turn ef life-the most critical period, strength' en the nerves and increase vigour of constitution. Give to the complexion a healthy hue, root out diseases that have defied every other treatment, and health is renewed by natural r- eans. Those who are obliged to sit up until late houia should take these pills 2 or 3 times a week, a3 they are the best protectors of health; they should be taken for a few weeks after confinement to cleanse the body of humours, that for the want Af being thoroughly discharged, are the cause of many serious uiseases. Every female who values health should take 1 or J boxes at the turn of life, as they prevent uterine or womb dis- eases. For costiveness and piles they are a certain remedy, they regulate the bowels, and the sufferer is soon able to do without medicines. Numerous Testimonials have been received of their wonderful healing and curative properties. Cure of Liver Complaint, Indigestion, See. J. Gamster, Burley Street, Barnsley. suffered from sinking Pi.a!nVn e s*'Qmaoh, inflamed pains in the left side, between the shoulders and aoross the loins, fluttering of the heart, loss of appetite, hectic flushes, clammy sweats, uneasiness in bow- els, &e. with languor, could scarcely breathe, coughed up a deal of phlegm, and could not take a long breath without feeling a darting pain in his side, skin yellow, veins small and blue, was gradually losing flesh and sinking. He had been under a Doc- tor tor months, who gave no hope of a recovery. Oared in 14 weeks by the Liver & Nervine Pills. IT Oure of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, and Dropsy. Harriet Gray, Saxelby, Lincolnshire; her eyes were of a dark yellow, veins small and blue, pains in the stomach, sickness, pains between the shoulders and across the loins, dropsy wind and water bearing down pains, flushes of heat, clammy sweats, aching of the bones and legs, scarcely strength to get about, had been an out-door patient et Lincoln Dispensary and under ms in 106weTks year3, Cured by Cavania's Liver & Nervine c. T, Extraordinary Cure of Rheumatism. been afflicted with rheumutism in my anoles and iy(jarS' ,obllged,t.° walk with crutches for 8 months, I n a'I^oat in a druggist's shop without any opn t V B n°klvg 0ver the Wisbech Advertiser, I saw an taken 10 hnl Mofp'n b!gan,to take them in June, and have taken 10 boxes of Pills, and rubbed the same quantity of Oint, thpm mi° an,°je,s I have found great benefit from them. In August I left off my crutches, being able to walk all ?I6r <«e 8 and ab0Ut the house without it, though J. am 05 years of age. 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