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ten. H. W. MASSIFS 1 A NNOUNOEMENTS H. -W. B.AERIS^. I uctioneer, A vvraiser.J2\fltfe. Estate, and G^uftmA^ent, BEGS to inrflJrmthe mblic that all matters entrusted.to his careltdll be pumytwtffly and arefiilly attentied to. Rents ceii £ cted. Fire nd Lite Policies effected on^dfantageousterms. Railway and other SJwrfes bought and sold, and the daily prices obtained on application. Offices :-140, High Street. Merthyr Tydfil. HIGH STREET, MEETHYR. TO BE LET, and may be on invme- diatehijt^^ A LL that DOUBLSKfKJENM^D PUBLIC A HOUSE, tAor Tavern. 're The Premisesare in J>ocArep|r, thg^*gtf{; is moderate, and an active iprjgn vroujdr+5e enabled to command a good buslftess^ For further particulars wagifzo Mr. H. W. HAB- Ris, Auctioneer, or to Mr. ELIAS, Lamb Inn, Merthvr. TO PUBLICANS AND OTHERS. TO BE LET, with immediate possession, THAT DOUBLE LICENSJHT^PUBLIC- HOUSE, known MJYAL OAK," situate in HIGH S^#dfeT, folMhyr, and oc- cupying a situatj^frof uiMiurpassJiig' excellence for business^.jdfnst the lousa itself offer&^every u'. for business^.jdfnst the lousa itself offer&^every convenience as a residence I f or Jj^rSspectable family.—Satisfactory regions kjiife given by the present occupier for leavinM^ I Apply on the pre s, r to Mr. H. W. HABRIS. Auctioneer and Accountant, 140, High Street, Merthyr. TO BE LET, A GENTEEL RES"No. 6, COUETLAND TjWrtKvCE, Ms&mXR. Apply to T MlXXp; Hu. StJ^OTStlc, oticcu, merthyr. p N.B.—Kent Eedi|ce(^jt«'^I9 10s. PON TLOT TYN. RHYMNEY IRON WORKS. By Mi-. H. W. HARRIS WILL SELL BY OTION, At the WELLINGTON IN ey, on MON- DAY. April 7th, 186j2<m Sejen >'clocl £ in the evening, (subjecj^o such clndi iopfoi sale as shall be then ra*>ducetff)7^ > ALL those TW0 the property of the late WilhamUfltyd, grocer, situate in part of Pengarreg, ontlottyn, Rhymney Iron Works, and n in the occupation of Morgan Morgan, and another, as tenants thereof. These premises are held under Lease for a term of 99 years, subject to an annual ground rent of 17s. 6d. They produce rental of £ 1016s. per annum. For further particulars apply to the Auc- TlONEEli, 140, High-street, Merthyr. Auctioneer's Office, March 19th, 1862. TO GROCERS AND OTHERS. TO LET, A HOUSE AND SHOP, situated ngap-Jack- son's Bridge, Merthyr Tyd^ir^The Pre- niises are well adapted for carjymg on a general Grocery, there being an^^ceUent cellar for Storage, and a suitahj^c fck am, extensive Baking Trade. a^hbfl id^Sfcli a large and prosperous 0usinfss»h|s^|>e^i cltrried on for several years, and in wpicn a suiWTfle Person would command an exfensiv^Patronage. The Shop has been lately rencjudnwith Fixtures. odious The House has cojprfnodious Bedrooms, and other conveniences smtable to a Family. Application to be made to the Rev. J. HUGHES, Bethania, Dowlais, or to Mr. H. W. II ARRIS, Auctioneer and Accountant, 140, High S r -et, Mertliyr. PARISH OF ABERDARE. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr.lH. W. HARRIS, At the BLACK LION INN, Aberdare, on WED- NESDAY, April 2nd, 1862, at Six o'clock in the evening, (subject to such conditions of Sale as shall be then produced,) the following VALUABLE and IMPORTANT LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,— T OT 1.—All that. SHOP„^BtfELLI.VG 1 j HOUS R, and PREMJ^CW6d Comp- ton Hou«e," situai^ffT Corotnerial P.ace, Abtrdare, late in^Kfroccupation ofJMv. William Wigiiunan.Jt'tfese premises ire hemmder lease for a te: m t>f99 year*J^jin lit 2nd of February, 1823, subjecr. to a GrdflRHeilt of they pioiuce a rental ot £ lu lws/,43u. pc nnUIn. LOT 2— U1 those SM»!UMraSSUAQE3 o, Dwelling Houses sit(|^ji^ar the Castlo Inn Abergwawr, Aberaman Jctdarc, now or late in the occupation of.1 ph Bush, Thomas Jenkin Richards, Ni ar v,,is, Jane Jones, Lewis Tho nas, Commus Crawley, and William Davies, as tenants thereof. These Premises are held under L'ase for a term of 89 years, from the 1st of January, 1857, subject to a Ground Rent of £4 10s., and they produce a rental of 949 10s: per Annum. c will be put up in one fr ■more; Lots to .uit the convenience of Pur- dlGfCTS LOT 3.- Ml those SEVENT MESSUAGES or Dwelling Houses situate in Jenkin and Ynys- llwyd-stree s, Aberdare, and now in the occupa- tion of Thomas Lewis and others. These Pre- mises are held under Lease or a term of 99 years, commencing from tin 1st day of May, 1854, subject to a Ground Rent of £ 4 10s. per Anuum. They produce a Rjntal of £ i9 8-. per Annum. For further particulars apply to Mr. W. R. SMITH, Solicitor, Mer.hyr and Aderdare, or to the AUCTIONEER, 140, High-street, Merthyr. Auctioneer's Office, March 17th, 1862. ^SALOYMR! J. H. thomasT CARM II R THE NSHIRE. TO CAPITALIS rs. i GITTCULTURISTS, AND OTHERS. Sale of important and most desirable FREE- HOLD PROPERTY, situate in the Parish of LLANDEYEILOG, in the above County. MR. J. HOWELL THOMAS pursuant to instructions leeeived from the PROPRIE- TORS, will SELL by AlJCTIUN, at the BOAR'S HRAD HOTEI,, Carmarthen, on Saturday, APRIL 12th, 18th', at three o'Clock in the After- noon, the Valuable and Impp) tunt Freehold Estate called KILGADAN-FACH. with excel- lent Farm Hou?e. Out-11uiidm^}"^Premises, together with a LaboimH><<TJottage, containing f,G Acres, 1 Ho 27 Perches or therea- bouts, of Arable, Me^xlolv, and Pasture I^and, with small PlafltfU^°l'4 iu the above Parish and County, sfo^ftyefceupation of "r. John Davies, and heldyb'T'lunu^'wri the 29th day of September, y^ im^i^ease, for *21 years, determinable at the ep/tfot the fi st seven or fourteen years bysin^nonths' previous notice, at the low annuaJHrent of £ '6, and subject to the payment of all Rates, Tithe Rent-charge, and Taxes, which are very low. The Estate is in the immediate vicinity of Lime and Coal, and within a short distance of the river Gwendraeth, so famous for its Salmon and Trout fishing, and is within two miles of the Post Towns and Watering- Places of Ferrysidc and Kidwelly, and the Stations of the youth Wales Railway at these places; is also within five miles to the Market and Post Town of Car- marthen. The occupier will shew the Estate, and all further particulars may be obtained of F. GUEEN. ESQ., Solicitor, Carmarthen or of Mr. J. H. THOMAS, Auctioneer and L-mtl Agent, at his Offices, Lammas-street, Carmarthen. Carmarthen, 6th March, 1852. ""THE TT 'iTTTT Trjiywni'T AT THE GETHIN COIjy* £ jMERTHYR TYDFIL. JU^E^SrSTt REOSCOPKS-sriEW S Ttf thtl aStty^Cotiery. Eedffree, twenty *our stamp* \J I AL^HCBetts, High-street, j Merthyr Tydfil Savings' Bank. THE TRUSTEES AND MANAGERS, in i. consequence of the oneaing' of Post Office Savings' Banks in Meri«tey?an<i Dowlais, have DECIDED UPpj^<Lf^I]/fithe above Bank. Depositors, dfJgivijfj pJarteln^ Days' notice, may receive the amt>u&*jor^p*eil" deposits in money, or may have/thgjwrtcounts transferred to the Post Otbee gfbank. Attendance every Monmy pill Apai 14th from y 11 to one 0 Gljck- 1 T '• EASE ANDFfe4pTH TO THE SICE. 4 ai?' /y.r»*S { HOLLOWAY'S OlRTMEWT. Sores, Wounds, Bad Breasts, Bad Legs. XN this class of maladies an improvement in the appearance of the disease of the patient follows the first dressing with the Ointment. It must not only be smeared on the wound, 01 sore, but be briskly rubbed for some inches round about the diseased swollen or painful parts. It will penetrate to the blood vessels, nerves, and muscles, and even to the bone, and will exercise the most wholesome healing and purifetkfg"f)Q\ver over every tissue requisite for oiigh repara- tion. The effect of the Oji»«fient is increased by fomenting with warmjjrsflJer -#Sore the Ointment is rubbed in; buj^Sores, whJii healing^ahettld never be clean^edwith a sspon*eor an^JrMng else, as the young and new |m^,jhvhj*en appears lik a cream, would be waslroa Glandular Sivellt n hitis, Mumps, Sore Throajtfand Dmtheria. To combat these diseases with success, a re- medy is required which wifi have the whole ab- sorbent system under its control. Such a reme- dy is Holloways Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, it penetrates to the glands, and removes any obstruction or impurity which may be im- peding their healthy action. This Ointment acts on the very mainspring of life, for through the glands pass all new matter required for the body's reparation in all the above class of cases the Ointment and Pills used conjointly, will act so searchingly, and certainly, as to effect cures in the most deplorable cases. Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in following cases: — Bad legs Corns (soft) llheumatism Bad breast3 Cancers Scalds Burns Contracted and sore nipples Bunions -still' joints Sorc-tbroats Bite of Mosche- Elephantiasis Skin-diseases toes and Sand Fistulas Scurvy flies Gout Sore-heads Coco-bay Glandular swel- Tumours Chiego-foot lings Ulcers Chilblains Lumbago Wounds Ciiapped hands Piles Yaws Sold at the Establishment of PROFESSO HOLLOWAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar), London, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilized world, at the following prices:—Is. lAd., 2s. 9d., 4s.6d., lis., 22s., and 33s. each Pot. There is a considerable saving by taking he larger sizes. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients are affixed I- each Priehard's Aromatic Steel Pills STAND alone among the many new dis- coveries in Medical Science. By their won- derful tonic or strengtheningjmyptHiiK, and peculiar power of oxidisii^^iroulood, the pale debilitated invalid isrgjwrered ruddy and robust, while the relaxed, no matter from what cause^dGn experience their invigorating and re £ fc»rtJtive effects. j Prepared by W. PU/C*IAI?D, Apothecary, 65, Chaiing-cross, London, 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lis. To be had of Megsw^TSmyth, and Rees, che- mises, Merthyr; nes, chemist, Dowlais; Tho- d mas, chemist, Aberdare; and of all Medicine Vendors. Priehard's Dandelion, Chamomile Rhubarb, & Ginger Pills ARE an unfailing remedy forjodige^tion, constipation, bilious, H^i^and stomach complaints. Their" gent^ifperation, yet certain result, particiilarlv^jw6f$mmen$,. them for all the above ailmentas theirX\te necessitates no confinement, the man of bi/ntps can continue his pursuits, and the agedfef r>otJi»^exes find a medicine that may be reanm^ro at any time, under all circumstances, jiitSout the least appre- hension of dangerous»«Bults. I11 Bottles, Is. a., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lis. Prepared only by W. Prichard, Apothecary, 65, Charing Cross, London. To be had of Messrs. Smyth, and Rees, che- mists, Merthyr; James, chemist, Dowlais; Tho- mas, chemist, Aberdare; and of all Aledicine Vendors. England expects every Man to do his Duty. COMPANY 'TENTION THE OLD BEJB HIVE INN, REVIVED BY THE VETERAN YOUNG, WHO begsl|(l^inost re9ppctfully to return hi^UHothjUi^sTbr jfie Patronage he has received during the sbfoiyti/ie he has opened t lie above 11 0u 11P, not kcel)ing the best •Ue.s, London Spirits, to meet with support fromJjJ^Tienerous Public, also from his Brethr ritts. N.B.—Thp^ld "^eteran has a large Rcom, and is nowHatting ft up, and hopes to have it ready by Monday, the 27th inst., when the first Convivial will place, anl hopes all the singing Bees will muster strongly inside the [live. ESTABLISHED 1825. THOMAS JONES, PLUMBER, P AI^SB^; GL AZ1 Ell,&c. 151, HIGi^S^EETjAIEKTHrR, BEGS i^ifiespecgjillyj^jhform his friends artfrthe public tf^iierjny'tiirtt. the Board of Health having deteunffcedJ^iAllllV ill parties to employ tcliGmsoevt^^fff^Tpleaxe in all interior work neceswryjtfr the introduction j'water from the luaijaF^npes into their houses, lie is pre- pared to supply ail materials and cxeeute all such" work at the very lowest remunerative priccs, cousistent with good materials and workmanship, and solicits a share of their patronage. N.B.—T. J.'s experience in tbif branch of his business is so well knowi asto need n< comment. P I Å N 0 FOR T E SAN D BARNON ICNS. C. Rr, 7 RESPECTFULLY beg* to call attention toJa^E^cJlent Stock of New and Second-Hand PIANOFOBWCfcr Inlefcr Hire. ltIlfD. 5000 of the Most Popular SONGS aa^rIANOF(JKTE PIECE £ Lfli^^V> "a" "nce* All kinds of BRASS MUSlCAl^iSTRUMENTl at ^ny Cn&mfue Price. Excellent Stock of CONCERTINAS, commencingM"rom^|^fn7each. Concertinas and Harmoniums Tuned and Repaired^ Pianofortes Tuned in Town or Country. Agent for Alexandre's, Boosev's, Dubaine's, «md Wheatstone's Harmoniums. SECOND HAND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS BOUGHT OR EXCHANGED. Market Square, Merthyr. CAEDRAW FACTORY, & 136, HIGH STREET, MERTHYR. WOOLLEN M>WCf^CTURER, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to Lis Friend iepub* i general for their kind support and would respectfully inform them tins REMOTiJjEnto 136, HIGH STREET, (next door to High Street Chapel), the very comnrftWious premises oupied by Mrs. Jones, Milliner where he hopes to merit a continuance of their favours. I D. R. having lately effected considerable improvementsAn tt ufactvring Department wishes to call particular attention to his very Superior WHITB EL, a Large Stock of which is always kept on hand. WELSH SHAWLS, GREY CLOTHS, BLANK ANCY PLAIDS, PLUN AND FANCY STOCKING YARNS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALL KINDS OF FLANNELS, &c., PRESSED ON THE PREMISES. Perfect Articulation & Mastication (tW&m su ON-DE, NTIST, F 128, 3TEEET, MEETHYR TYDFIL, S to call the attention of the Public generally to his neiv Mbthod of applying Artificial Teeth, dis- pensing with all painful operations rings, and fasteniligsJ^ every kind the expense is less than half the < rdinary charge. ^jWfeiraterials used in tlpir c^structiojarlsso natural in colour that it defies detection, even if the mouth be looked into; ami ^oir dyj»wffmtv is much greater than any other substance advertised for the purpose. j|r S. £ gf A Single Tooth fcgrfrO 5 to 1 1 A Single Set 2 10 "7 10 A Full Set ,yr.. „ 5 0 „ 15 15 Scaling, Filling, and Regulating Teeth gdtecuted on moderate terms, and on strict dentical principles. THE GETHIN ACCIDENT RELIEF FUND.
THE GETHIN ACCIDENT RELIEF…
ipHE terriblp exolosion at the Gethin Coal Pit, near Merthyr Tydfil, on the 19th February, caused L the death of FORTY NINE Men AND Boys, which left destitute TWENTY-EIGHT WIDOWS AND SIXTY CHILDREN, it is estimated that a sum of FIVE or Six THOUSAND POUNDS will be required. Subscriptions may be paid to the LORD MAYOR OF LONDON; the MAYOR OF BRISTOL and to the COMMITTEES in London, Bristol, Merthyr, and elsewhere. To the Rev. J onN GRIFFITH, Rector1 J. C. FOWLER, E^q Stipendiary Magistrate; J. D. THO 1 AS, Esq., High Constable of Merthyr, Chairman of the Local Committee the WEST OF ENGLAND and BRECON OLD BANKS, Merthvr Tydfil, and all iheir Branches; and to Merthyr Tydfil, 13th March, 1862. THOS. STEPHENS, Hon. Sec. SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. £ s. d. s..d. Wra. Crawsliay, Esq. •• 500 0 0 Miss Sadler •• R. T.*Crawshay, Esq. 100 0 0 Mr. John Miller 2 0 Committee of Hartley fund, Leices- — H. Kirkhouse, Neath 2 0 Ti- ter. Bedlington Kirkhouse. 200 A Cyfarthfa Boy 50 0 0 Rev. Rowland Williams, D.D. 2 0 0 D. Evans, Esq., Merthyr Old Bank John Jones, Dowlais 2 0 0 John Nixon, E-q 60 0 0 Unitarian Sunday School, Merthyr. 2 0 0 Dowlais Iron Co 25 0 0 Mr. Rupert James •• 2 0 0 Rhymney Iron Co. • • • • • • 0 0 Horeb Chapel Collection • • 1 West of England Bauk, Merthyr 25 0 0 Mr. -V. Cape, Troedyihiw •• 1 J Jf Merthyr Gas Co 21 0 0 — John Shapton f Anthony Hill, Esq 20 0 0 Thos. Parry, Esq } J f Mrs. John Hill 20 0 0 Mrs. D. W. James 1 1 0 One who feels for the sufferers 20 0 0 Mr. Thos. Lewis, cmrLr J 1 0 H.A.Bruce,Esq.,M.P. 20 0 0 Mr. E. B. Evans 1 J 0 Mrs. Morgan, Gang 20 0 0 — P. Williams 1 1 0 Graig Coal Company 15 15 0 J. WJJ«BTSs7T;sq 1 1 0 Collection at Dowlais Church 10 15 1 W. Humphrey •• j | Henry Crawshay, E q. 1 r. D. O. Guun T" 7 N Fgrehaman Coal ('0. — J. D. Williams •• i i n IItrmon Methodist Chapel,Dowlais^^fr 10 0 — WT. Wilkins, Postmaster •• 110 Mrs. R. T. Crawshay 1" Williams, Plymouth Office. 110 T. lalconer, Esq..• •• 10 0 Oj W. H. Roach 110 Rev. J. Griffith •• 10 F»0 Rfev- JJfhomas 1 J 0 J. D. Tooraas, Esq^yr R Will'arnw •• •• } T a Messr>. C. iJ. & rTjaraes • 0 n^. jfhillips & Co., Bristol •• J J Mr. Thomas Price fMLOy 0 'Mr. \Vr. Todd, High-street • • A — Robert Joues 0 Dr. Howell, Swansea 110 J. W- Russell, Esq 0 Rev^Jr'T. Davits M.A. 1 1 0 Thomas Hvans,L;q. i l(r 0 0 Jtfi. Davies, Musical Hall 110 W. R. Smith, Eq. T. J. Dyke, Esq. 1 1 0 »lrs. Morgan (late Hafod) 0 Mr. F. vierediih 1 1 Q J. VV. James, Es-q., Swansea ^TO 0 0 Cymrodorion Dir.vestol, Dowlais 1 ljrJ[ John Morgan, Etq.10 0 0 Mr. W. Sharp, Troedyrhiw •• VV. Norton, Esq. 10 0 0 —James Gunier 1 1-M Mr., John Bryant • •* 5 5 0 — R,. B. Collins 110 Thomas Evans^Jifewer 5 5 0 — Morgan, Belle Yue •• 110 — Thomas Loverltfge • • • 5 5 0 — J. Ansell, Merthyr • • } } ? Tiie Lord Bishop of Bangor 5 5 0 — J. L. Cocker 110 Win. M.James, Q.C. •• 5 5 0 Mr. Edward Lewis, overseer •• i Mr. Waiter Smyth 5 5 0 Rev John Howell J ? „ Merthyr Unity Philanthropic In- Mr. G. Daniel Tin stitution. 5 5 0 — Ed. Havman. •• 110 Collection from friends, per G. Daniel 6 5 0 Mrs. Walter VIorgan, late George Town 110 Mr. Lewis Lewis 5 5 0 — V.acnainara 11 0 Mr. Evan Evans. Six Bells 5 5 0 Miss Jenkins 1 1 0 — D. Davies, Dynevor-street 5 0 0 Mrs. W. Stephens, Three Horse Shoes 1 0 0 Richard Johnson, Esq., Rhymney 5 0 0 Mr. Matthew John 1 0 0 Mr. VV. Harris, sen 500 AFriend'sMite 10 0 — Thomas Stephens 5 0 0 P. Me. Gregor 1 0 0 Edward Purchase, Esq. 5 0 0 Job James, Esq. 1 0 0 Edward Davies, Esq., Surgeon 5 0 0 True Briton Benefit Society 1 0 0 Air. Isaac Jones 5 0 0 Cyfarthfa National Boys' School James Ecles, Esq., Watchet 5 0 0 ( Master 7s., Assistants 3s., Messrs. Davies &.Phittips 5 0 0 Boys Id. each, 10s. 6d.) 1 0 6 Mr. Wm. Harris, Juu 500 J. W. Morgan. Esq., Bolgoed 1 0 0 Mr. D.ltosser 5 0 0 C.T.Willis, Esq 1 00 — Wm. Jones, Cyfarthfa 5 0 0 John Davies, Esq., Bed was 1 0 0 J. COI)E Potti-ce 5 0 0 Mr. J. Copeland 0 10 0 Mrs. Duvies, Pantyscallog 5 0 0 Herbert Lloyd, g.ocer 010 0 Mr. Evan J. Davies, do õ 0 0 Thomas Waters, Troedyrhiw •• 0 10 0 MissH<.wi.ll 5 0 0 —Harris Good mm 0100 Welsh Independents, London 3 10 0 A Poor Lady's Mite. 010 0 R. P. (annually if required). 3 3 0 Mr. J. Jones, Paihter •• 010 0 Mr. Matthew Thomas 3 3 0 J..rones 0 10 0 J olm Jones, tll anchester House 3 3 0 Mrs. Kealan 0 10 0 — Thomas J. Pearce 3 3 (j Mr. Samuel Adams 0 10 0 — C. E. Matthews 3 3 0 Hyman Lye 8 0 10 0 — G. W. Laverick 3 3 o — John Hooper Davies •• 0 10 0 — It. Jones' Establishment 3 3 o — J. D. Ostler, Cyfarthfa Surgery 0 10 0 Messrs. F. & J. Davies 3 3 0 Fruitful Temple Fund, Music Hall 0 10 0 Mr. Sworder 3 8 0 Mr. Moses Davies 0 10 0 Mrs. White. Stationer •• 3 3 0 A Volunteer, 12th Glamorgan Q 10 0 C. N. Instan, Esq. 3 3 0 Mr. William J ones, Abercanaid 0 10 0 Joseph Edwards, Esq. •• 3 0 0 Mr. Cnarles Davies £ 5 0 E. W. Scale, Esq. 2 2 0 — Re-s Davies, Dynevor Arms •• v) o 0 Mr. George Roach i«- 2 2 0 — Samuel Isaacs 0 5 0 — W. Evans, Ebntrissant .2 2 0 — John Rees, chandler « 5 ° Miss Davies, Briutirion • • 2 2 0 — Morgan Richards 0 5 0 Mr. John Giles, brewer 2 2 0 — James Robson 0 5 0 Mr. Thomas Thomas, Ironmonger 2 2 0 Jacob Stephens 050 — Thomas Jenkins 2 2 0 — C. Wilkins 0 a G — J. C. Wolridge 2 2 0 — J • Barnascone 0 5 0 — Thomas Stephens •• 2 2 o Mrs. Koos 0 5 0 — T. W. Goodfellow 2 2 0 Mr. P. Davies, Plaistorer • • 0 5 0! — William Gould 2 .3.0 -T.W.James 050 vV. Williams, C. E. 2 2 0 VV. Prosser 0 2 6 S. W. Kelly 2 2 0 Mi*s Harris 02 6 W.Meredith 2 2 0 Mrs. E. Jenkins 0 2 0 — T. Williams, Victoria-street 2 0 George •• 0 2 0 — D. Price, Auctioneer, &tATosoiw 2 2 0* Two little Merthyr JJoys, Camden J olm J ones, :Spirit lIlerch.tnt 2 is 0 Town 0 2 0 Joseph Barnttt & Son it20 D. Williams 0 1 ti B:n .010 TEMPERANCE HALL, MEK
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MONDAY, MARCH 3l>-)l§6|. ED-W- ARD LA.'WjR/JLlSrOE!, (Of the Comer vat orium of Music, Leii)-ig), begs to announce that his SECOND GRAND S UB S CONCERT Will take pi ace ay^Kbo v&JialI /o A- y MONDAY, For which occasion he has engaged the fofo™0^Celebiated Artistes FRAULEIN ATOTTSTE KOCH, The Popular Soprano of the Gewand Haus Concerts, Leipzig-, who will sinsr the brilliant Rondo from Benedict's new Opera, with Vocal Quartett and Pianoforte accompaniment. G-. F. DAYIBS Will perform a Solo on the Harp, and a very effective Solo on the Cornet. IMIIR/A.. "W". WAITE, BEN., The renowned Yioloncellisc; and a ""00 TALENTED QUARTETT PAfeTY, f Who will sing several pleading and popular old English and Welsh QSartetto. PT-AN IST: MR E. LAWEANCE ADMISSION TICKETS (to NTon-Subscribers).—First Seats, 3s.; Second Seats, Is. 6d.; Gallery, 6d. To be had of Mrs. WHITE; at the TELEGRAPH OtRee at the HOTELS and of Mr. E. LAWRANCE, 7, Courtland Terrace, where Programmes may also be obtained.-Doors open at ball- past Seven o'clock, Concert to c mmeuce at Eight o'clock punctually, and terminate about Ten. ESTABLISHED 18^ NINE YEABS. Is/Ltt. E. K;. XaAg SURGEON DENTISL" STREET, MERTHYR. ARTIFICIAL TEETH Supplied from a Sin^h/toAtirto anfiutoe Sat on the most approved principles. A perfect and comfortable fit guvanj^Brtif^Iu cases. Operations in Dental Sur- gery performed with the greatest care. Professional attendance at the following plaffis once a month Newbridge, Carditt, Bridgend, Briton Ferry, Neath, Swansea, Aberdare, Rhymney, Tredegar, and Brynmawr. Letters to arrange appointments at either of the above places, if sent to the above address will be ro mptly attended to. MARCH, 1862.
MARCH, 1862.
CARDIFF AND BRISTOL. —< ~7f\ THF. Cardiff Steam Navi- gation Company's New and Fast-Sailing Steamer "V E Ll NDRA," DAVID DAVIES, Commander, is intended to ply betwcei. CARDIFF and BRISTOL, during the present Month as follows, arriving at and starting from Bathmst Basin, Bristol, calling at Hotwells, where Passengers will be Landed and Embarked. BETWEEN CARDIFF AND BRISTOL. PROM BUTE DOCKS,FROM BATHURST BA- CAI^DIFF. SIN, BRISTOL. March. March. 3. Monday 6 £ a.m. 1. Saturday 7J a.m. n y 5. \Ked 7 a.m. 4. Tuesday.. 81 a.m. 7. iftdaA 7f a.m. 6. Ttmndfl? 0 i> il^- 10. JVSDn«y..l0i a.m. ^^Silnraay..10^ a.m. 12. Wed Tuesday .2h p.m. 14. Friday^Tm. 13. Thursday.. 4 p.m. 17. Mo*<l^rrr. 5 p.ny J £ Saturday 6 a.m. 19. Wed a.nf. K. Tuesday 8 a.m. 21. Friday 7h a.m. 0>. Thursday..9J a.m. 24. Monday.. 103[ apm.lM2. Saturdav^JilJ a.m. Wed IJ frm. 2 > TjuifiA^yTTT2f p.m. 28.5fcida\ 3 p.imUiJf^rhursdav 4 p.n.. 3! .%Ion^?iy 29. Saturday ,.6{ a.m. Ta-and-fro in conjunction with the EJy, 1st, i 15th, 17th, 18th, and 31st. rrres :-A tler Cabin, 3s.; Fore Cabin, Is. 6d. Further information as to freight, &c., may be obtained by applying at the Company's Office, Bute Docks, Cardiff; or to John Kvered, Clare- street Hall, Marsh-street, Bristol. E. J. THOMAS, General Superintendent MARCH,' 1862.
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STEAM •CoiniTKTCATioN BETWEEN CORK, MIL- FORD, CARDIFF, AND NEWPORT. «\ rpHE CORK STEAM SHIP 1- COMPANY'S Screw Steamers "DODO," Captain CROFT, 1,000 Tons "fB!S,"Cnpta!n HOL- LAN II, J20o Tons, or "CORMORANT," 1200 Tons, is intended to ply as underneath, and atiord conveyance for Passengers, Goods, and "Cattle, at very moderate rates. FROM CARDIFF AND \Tp.wpynT.To CORK. Newport, Saturdnv, L'J — a.m Cardiff, Satujaii^8th, 9 a.m Newport, Saturday, 5 a.in Cardiff Saturday, Jl2Srwf, 9 a.m- Newport, Snturday,. M.%)ia, 5 a.m. FROM CORK FOR CA^BIFF, AND Mi":ford & Cardiff, CJ a.m. Newp »rt, Wedaj^i^T2th, 1*2 noon" n, Cardiff, Wednesday, lftth, Ga.m. Nev port, Wedneeday, 36th. 12 noon. FaRES Irom Cork to Cardiff and Newport:— Best. Cabin, 17s. Ud.—Deck, 7s. No Steward's Fee. Return Tickets, available tor one month, 27s. Horses, Carriages, Live Stock, and Goods for Shipment should be alongside FOUR HOURS before the advertised time of Starting. For particulars, apply to L. W. Glover, Secre- tary, Cork Steam Ship Co., Cork Ford & Jack- son, Milford; Thomas Nicholson, Plymouth; James Maddocks, CorkSteain Ship Co.'s Wharf, Newport, or to OWEN & DOWNING, Bute Docks, Cardift
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Accidental Death Tnsuranae Com pany, 7. BANK BUILDINGS, LOTHBURY, LONDON. THE attention of the WORKING CLASHES is particuIarjL^flalW^ to the advantages off red tc th^itfrthis Company. Insu-rauces may be$Jjdf(ed against Loss of EMPLOYMENT ymaES, SALARIES, osothpr Iit«fllie,A*hjpg*u>isin[r from sudden death or d'abftiitlfAujtnmy an accident. By the paymeutjgshillmjisa year (being- only Eig-l. tp a month, o^lijjii* li»"<*han Twopence a week) the Workint^JWfTmay Insure himself in the event cAu/0^ £ cidvnt 'Jen shdtinyx a icee. while lu^^nsaUled, and £ 1 for Medical Atfen- dancefov FIFTY P LLINDS payable to h:- Family should the Accident, terminate iatally. ir, by the payment of [<¡freen Slrilinjs a yeni (being only "ne Shilling and Threepence pe: month, or less thin FJurp ence per week) h in -A insure himself double the amount under simlar circumstances. Special Contracts with employers or Insi ring their workmen. I Agent (or Dowlais and Merthvr, Mr. DANIE. DAVIES, Auctioneer, &c., 19, Ivor street, Dow- lais. GARDEN SEED. JOHN EVANF, CHEMIST ANj^-e^UGIST, Penydarran jm00^orge A Merthyr, BEGS to j^i^ntheyrtibl^il /eneral that he has a rresh Stockhk. fnvtdGarden'Seeds, and warrants them t^pve satisf'action^jyhich lie offers at the following prices London LeekS^d0^^T73d. per oz. Large Fj 41. per oz. Strasburgh Onion 4d. per oz. Blood Red do 5d. per oz. White Spanish do 7d. per oz &c., ^c. SUPERIOR TO GOLD !1! Coughs, Cold#, Difficulty of Breathing, l'ains in the Chest, Incipient Consumption, le. WILLIAMS'S CELEBRATED COUGH BALSAM THIS is the best preparation ever discovered j for the cure of the above complaints. It will alleviate in a few minutes the most obstinate cough, and in a short time entirely remove it. It will] speedily clearl the breathing orerans, and prevent that accumulation of mucus which op- presses respiration. It removes all sensations of shivering, and engenders that gradual per- spiration which will remove all langnor. and difficulty of breathing. A FEW OF Sirs. JaneJj00rls, Tntwiont, Caernarvon, 71 year^jfmje. — Afiar arff#h»f for a consider- able time tiom couah^md a*ail, and for three- weeks without sletyiiia^itBer 'night or day, I took, according g> i ritAi c ntfn =ll*rFfe bottles Williams's Coupi Bafcun^artlrch restored me to perf. ct health. Mr. David Jon^Tan»antffraid.—I was for ten years^0Kn^^ora couehs. I took three botlle^^Villiams's CotH^ Balsam, which perfectly. rtd me. Mr. Edward Roberts, Llanvachraeth.—I received great relief from faking Williams's Cough Balsam. 1 had taken a number of other preparations without benefit, and for more than a year was uriaSle through Coughs and weakness to attend my work. Wilen I commenced taking the Balsam I immediately experienced that it was benefiting me I continued its use, and it removed the cough and strengthened the system so that I am now enabled to work daily. Mrs Thompson, Northgete Street, Chester. —A short time since I was greatly afflicted with pains in my chest and side, accompanied by se- vere cough and shortness t'f breath, which con- tinued for two years. I failed to ohtain anything to do me good until I heard of Williams's Cele- brated Balsam, which I determined to try. The rain in ;"ny side gradually removed, and the cough ^eaaed, and my desire is that all sufferers similar to myself should hear of the excellent curative properties of this valuable Balsam. To he ohtnined in bottles at h. ljd. and 2s. 9d. each, from every respectable chemist, or from the proprietor, Mr. EDMUND WILLIAMS, Chemist and Druggist, CASTLE SQUARE, Caernarvon. WiP iams's Worm Lozenges Are of white colour, sweet to the taste, and will be taken by children without any difficulty. They are the best preparation for Worms, Fits, Paint- in the Stomach, Head, or Side, and will certainly remove that sallow lethargic appearance peculiar to children and young people afflicted with Worms. The Proprietor has received hundreds of testi- monials to the value of these Lozenges from the aged and voung. May be had in boxes at9Jd., Is. 121d. and 2s. 9J. each. A FEW OF THE TESTIMONIALS. Mrs Catherine Williams, Lime House, Caernarvon.—I gave two of your lozenjjes to my iittle girl, three years of age, which expelled 30 worms. Mrs. W. Jones, Shopkeeper, Nazareth, Caernarvon. —I gave one of your Lozenges to my son, nine years of age, whkh expelled 40 IVorms of large size. Jllr. John Frost, Netherficld hood, Evert on. -1 gave two of your Lozenges to my little son, three years of age, which expelled 65 worms. Prep: red only, and may be had of EDMUND WILLIAMS, Chemist and Druggist, Castle Square, corner 01 Bi.-e Street, Caernarvon. WHOLESALE AGENTS—London: Messrs Barclay & Som; Liverpool Messrs Clay, Dod, and Case, a:.d Messrs. Higgins k, Cattle. i MB. D. B. &SWXS* XOVTMNL —■ — » D. B. LIVII, CSov of tie lai« Mr. 2). Lewit, G 36, HIGH STBSET, NBATUVA 't Auctioneer, Accountant Vahur, J9*UCs and Bouse Ageu^ ^ttEGS to solicit the patroeMgNl^|etfe cion andp^pmpt*euj(Bente to IMfit Mortgage'and tdKtr Loans Schedules made up. Pnplic(4tfrPrhmto'OHB panies accounts audited. A Goods consigned for Sale. Arrangement* effected Crttiltm, of Estates wound vp Mudge tin NW Bmktfkf Act. 1861. Railway and other Sluuw* boKfbt mU S" Agent to the London Fire and Ltfb A— G) -poration. Valuation* for Probate made. See. V nskdo between entrofug and t v, coming tenants JtfX. D. R. LEWIS, IS prepared to ADYA^ £ 1JUB^iSm^lambI charges for enquiriea. t- pi* £ pna*ii<m t0 contain two stamps.M^A jtXr r 36, High-street, McrtHpT. ^AIE BT Mfi. DAYID YEICi7 MARKET SQUARE, KSBTHTX* TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. DAVID PRICE, On MONDAT NEXT, the S4tfa0^RarebTlidi, a large quantity of H^MSSHOUI FUIVI« TFJRE, COXsiSTTJp^^mahogifd JlAimi, «Nh, tL y Pembrffte a*d bar taWs*. maho^irtly and other chain. gm*t bureau, French and pa# beds, vwvind curtain4 pie^ 6w..g gbmrn. arpet, oil-cloth and hsdflnrug. pictnrw, Mt4 various other articl ta le for houaekeeptv Sale to commence at One o'cloek- -No rmem. Auctioneer's Residence, 38, TbomaMtnet. Merthyr, March 90th, 18M ME. V, MORGAN'S SALE. Aberdare, Glamorgsnzhirs. TO BE SOLD BT AUOTIOK, By Mr. WILLIAM MORGAN, At the EARL OF WINDSOR rtt. Aberdare, on MOKDAT, th^HFday of Mtfch, instant, at Four in the eTeniog, (subject to suc^HrtKfiuons of Sale m vill h* then and tl^l^produ.c«d,^V f ALL those TWO (xfajfeds and PaSMI. SES now in rujfe^with apo« which the same are^rected^dKuate in LanU. street, Aberdare aforesajfi^^ppoaite Mr. Liod- sey's Spirit Stores, near thB river Dare. The above prpimses are held partly under a Lease for 999 year*, from the first of May, 1790, and partly under a Lease for 997 years, from tive first of Mav. 1801, subject respectively to a Peppercorn Rent. For further particulars apply to Mr. MoBCttt. Solicitor, Merthyr Tydfil, or to Mrs. Watkinq, Gamlyn, Aberdare. Merthyr Tydfil, March 17th, 1802. LOBD TGSEWKALC WILL preaob«<rt)eTjUfprfklNCB Hall. T™d00^ApnU)th Wie>erTi8«« t* coiqwiWe at 11, Nllftpast &/ aiKiiif.|»^iV— Collections on behidf^ JBW Chapel, MAREEt SQUARE CHAPEL* AfEBTHTB TYDFIL. S ABBATH EVENING LEQTJJff^sTBT TUB REV. J. TJY^preS, M.A. "THE OF BMMANURZ* THB^iflNTH ofllljfi <>)4-9«!of L^0ft?HFa •will be delivere«T»n SriaMTEvBsr*ii next, MARCH 23rd.PBjnrtr: Homi -Bethany—the sisters—Lazartis—the team of ^nvgenuel—the dead cominir forth. Service commences at Six o'clock prectoely. ENGLISH WE3LEYAWCAAPJIL MERTHYR TYDFIL^-— CLO SINGSJMFFLCES. 4 S it haul^fTd^ermined to. remo/^ihe pi* HL tw*ffcHAPEL ijfcorde^^> pmvjjk a for a more comnsodioui lyiildingVthene^ Bwti- bath will be the last cm wIR be held in the present pljtpfe of Service in the mortWir a^^ffpaet 10, and la the evening at six o'clocl^ A collection will be atKne at the close of each service in behalf of the Building Fund of th* New ChapeL WAIFTEJW^ A MAN SERV^jp^l^rnderntands Sta- ble dutie^^rfHndrive j^alstia MpedBfe woman asJjjjl^Jook. f\ J f^#r Apnbd^rMes. J. D./ThJj(M; SwAelod-i^0 garth," Merthjrr TydfiL tJ FOR SALGT ,4 N ENTIRE HOB^Black^H^de A. hijrh. rising^Bl^rj'ears, theJ^roperty of TH 'MAS THmwp^Bwlchjraujnear Pe«- rhiwcalcl^^Weconsliiryy T* may be seen ow ap[>lication to t|tr tm>Ger as aboTty^ft whom coininunicationrfmust be addresapftPT ATbargaiw.—FO^, SALE, A M \HOG ^NY-TQJP^^TUNy^fi, seven feet fTL nine ine nz, with MtBire drawer*. Likewise, ^CjjR^S CASE, nd^e py square .hM cludin^j^lfRoards nndemeaA.AJll th&^ilW* are in excellent condition! I Apply to B. GWILT, Hjph Stj^<fMerthyrJ T O B AND ENTERm0^IMMEW^.TSLTt pHE E^#<?kEY, itul^i, L ItdST Apply to Mi. H|dl, Cu^RFthem Arms, Merthyr. I V Jr January 24 th, 1B62. SETTEDL DOG FOUND. DURING the present week a^P^ER DOG. with white body anc^UdMieMp, followed a gentleman at Mertlu|0l^^rhe^0^appears to be about eig^^jg^Pfold. *tio and pa^e by -ngp ao<t and I)a ng tns d' keel), Advertising. If not e(:L n fourteea days, he will be sold er costs. Merthyr Tydiil, March 20, 1862. PUBLIC NOTIC l'HIS is to give NOTt^gBl^t I wM not hold >- mvself RespoaatBre for any V)eiifc that my -Vife E!izabaJ|evsis n*^C4nl'actVfter this late' an<<^Hr Persons jn*e It!■ riyrijyTiiUjonf il gainst giving her any GooOa Wi Credi^Tn my aame. GRIFFIYH LsHnB, Moolder. Tredegar, March 7th, 18 PUBLIC NOTICE N'OTICE is hereby thaafl will not be responsible foi^-Sny Debtsflttiat my wife VfART RowLA^jSmay CiV%ract»f4r this date, and all pa>(f& are ca|ffltoncd»galt.-# giving, k« any goodCpri credit. lioBEBT Ras^ufeDS, Xbis mark, •* .rta >±>aller. Pentrebach, MerthyrJTjfiill^Maxch^^lSSJU