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MR. H. W. HARRIS'! MR. H. W. HARRIS, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, HOUSE, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENT, BEGS to inform the Public that all matters D entrusted to his care will be punctually and carefully attended to. Rents collected. Fire and Life Policies effected on advantageous terms. Railway and other Shares Bought and Sold, and die dailv prices obtained on application. mii officesUW, MERTHYR TYDFIL. [244 -"(1' STPEILT. MOUNTAIN ASH. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that DWELLING-HOUSE and Piece of GROUND, upon which a good Shop or two good Dwelling-Houses can be built, situate iu XT~o,rv. street Mountain Ash, close to the station of the Tan —' Railway, and now in the occupation of Thomas Jones. For particulars as to price, &c.. apply to Mr. H. W. HARRIS, Auctioneer, 140, High-street, Merthyr-Tydfil. 415 =st. FARM FOR SALE. SALE THIS DAY, SATURDAY, MAY 11TH, 1867. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Mr. H. W. HARRIS, At the ANGEL HOTEL, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, the 11th day of May next, at Three o'clock precisely, A LL that Desirable E A li M, known as A »Tyn-y-Berllan Farm," situate in the parish of Llanedarn, in the county of Glamorgan, containing 34 A. 3 E, 30 p., or thereabouts. There is a convenient Farm-house, with outbuildings, on the property, which is situate about four miles from Cardiff; and the Farm being in hand, the purchaser will have the advantage of getting early possession on payment of the usual occupying claim. The occupier will show the Farm, and any further infor- mation may be had on application to Mr. H. W. HARRIS, Auctioneer, 140, High Street, Merthyr or to Mr. RICHARD WINDHAM WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Cardiff [403 T ROE D Y R H I w. GENTEEL RESIDENUE TO LET. TO BE LET (with early possession), that Genteel VILLA RESIDENCE, at Troe.lyrhhv, now in the occupation of W. R. SMITH, ESQ. This delightfully situ- ated Family Residence is large and commodious, and possesses suitable out offices. There is a large and well cultivated Garden, with Grdehouses and Vinery, and ample Stabling and Coach-house accommodation in connection therewith. The situation of the house is one of the most agreeable in Troedyrhiw, commanding an extensive view of the district, and it being within three miles of Merthyr, and with almost hourly railway communication between the two places, it is well adapted for any gentleman whose business may require him in the town or district. N.B. The House will be Let without the Stabling, Greenhouse, Vinery, and Kitchen Garden, if desired. Application to be made to W. R. SMITH, ESQ., Troedyr- hiw, or to Mr. H. W. HARRIS, House & Estate Agent, 140, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil. Merthyr Tydfil, April 24th, 1867. [377 COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. VALUABLE FREEHOLD LANDS AND MINERALS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mi-. H. W. HARRIS, On THURSDAY, the 30th day of May, 1867, at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, Cardiff, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, sub- ject to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced, ALL that Valuable FREEHOLD FARM and LANDS, called Pantannas Farm," with the MINERALS thereunder, situate near Quaker's Yard, in the parish of Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, containing by estimation 50 acres, a little more or less. The whole of the farm consists of arable and pasture land, with some good timber thereon, and is hounded by the Bargoed River on the east; on the south and west by the river Taff and the lands of Lady Windsor and on the north by lands of Colonel Wood. The whole of the minerals and coal measures of the dis- trict are beneath this farm. The West Midland Railway and the turnpike road lead- ing from Merthyr to Cardiff' run through this land. The Farm is situate in one of the best localities in the neighbourhood for building purposes, for the erection of any works for manufacturing purposes, or for the erection of villas, having good roads and approaches thereto, and being within seven miles of the towns of Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare, that, combined with the varied scenery and picturesque beauty of the neighbourhood, would make it a desirable and healthy place of residence for gentlemen retired from business. Some portion of the land is now under a building lease, producing a rental of £5 per annum, and another portion is under a farming lease for 21 years, commencing from the 2nd day of February, 1858, at a rental of X20 per annum, and the present gross rental of the whole farm is £ 4-5 per annum. Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain on mortgage at 4 per cent. if required. For further particulars apply to JOHN PERROTT, ESQ., Hengoed Hall, Gellygare Messrs. C. H. & 1. JAMES, Solicitors, Merthyr Mr. WILLIAM DAVIES, of the Perrott Inn, near Quaker's Yard (who will show the premises); or to the AUCTIONEER, 140, High-street, Merthyr. Auctioneer's Office, April 13th, 1867. [352 2, PROFESSIONAL ROW, MERTHYR. SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. lrIR. H. W. HARRIS Has been instructed by John Pickering, Esq., Solicitor, who is leaving Merthyr, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, On WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of May, 1867, THE Substantial, Modern, and Elegant JL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in Oak, Walnut, and Beech Wood; including, In the DRAWING-BOOM—one large chimney glass in gilt frame, one elegant walnut oval table, card table, couch, six walnut-wood chairs and two easy chairs, occasional chairs and table, French cabinet with glass in gilt frame for the same, richly gilt cornice window curtains (fringe and hang- ings complete), walnut-wood Canterbury, Brussels carpet, hearthrug, electro-bronzed fender and fire-irons. In the DINING-ROOM -polished oak dining table with two leaves and a half, ten chairs and two easy chairs (in oak, covered with green leather), oak side table with glass back, Brussels carpet, hearthrug, gilt cornice (curtain and fringe complete), oak pedestal writing table, oak window pole, fender, fire-irons, two hassocks, japanned coal vase, hall oak table, chair, and stool; umbrella stand, oil cloth, dinner bell. In the BED-BOOMS are superb brass and iron bedsteads, with spring mattresses and damask and chintz hangings, wardrobe in polished beech with plate cupboard, chests of drawers, chairs, dressing tables in mahogany and beech, toilet glasses, washstands with marble tops, folding chair with cushions, towel horses, several sets of toilet ware, carpeting, mats, mattresses, sponge bath, slipper bath, foot pan, fenders, fire-irons, stair rods, oil cloth, stair carpeting, &c. In the KITCHEN & OFFICES are tables, chairs, dressers, fenders, fire-irons, tubs, kettles, saucepans, and various other culinary articles, earthenware, china, glass, dinner, tea, breakfast, and dessert services garden tools, iron roller, greenhouse plants and pots, mowing machine, and croquet set. Also, about Fourteen Dozen of first-class Wines, in Ports, Sherry, Claret, and Champagne, in lots of one dozen each. Gtr On view Two Days previous to sale, from 10 a.m. till 4 p. m. Descriptive Catalogues will be ready for delivery on the 11th of May next, and may be had on application to the Auctioneer, at his office, 140, High Street, Merthyr. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock precisely, and the whole will be sold without reserve. Auctioneer's Office, April 15th, 1867. [358 .Tr x,, 1 J-) cciv 8 ANNOUNCEMENTS. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO COLLIERY PROPRIETORS ct. OTHERS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By jlfr. H. W. HARRIS, On TUESDAY, the 18th day of June, 1867 (unless previously disposed of), at the WESTGATE HOTEL, Newport, Mon- mouthshire, at THRW o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions as shah IIE then produced. JK JUL that Valuable COLLIERY, situate in the parish of Mynyddysllwyn, in the county of Monmouth, and better known as the Bush Colliery," together with the Plant and Machinery thereto belonging. The Colliery is situate within three-quarters of a mile of the Crumlin Viaduct, and is connected by Lord Llanover's tramroad, with the Western Valleys Railway, at a distance of about 11 miles from the shipping port of Newport, and is also in direct communication with the narrow gauge system of the North Western and other railways, thus securing ample facilities for the transit of the products of this colliery for shipment and sale purposes. It contains an area of about 70 acres, and is held under terii,ofygiii William Edwards. Esq., of Pantysgawen, for a term of IOUI^. O COmuicncing NUU. <.V~ IR»TH day of November, I860. Ine Minerals thereby demised being the well-known upper and lower seams of coal called the Mynyddysllwyn veins, subject to aMead rent of JE20 per annum, and the royalty of 8d. per ton for all coal worked from the Upper Vein, and 5d. for all coal worked from the Lower Vein, but the dead or certain rent discharges an equivalent amount of such royalties, the same being payable on the excess over the same rent. The way leave or outstroke rent is Id. per ton. Power is given for renewal of lease. Rent and royalties to be paid quarterly. Short workings may be made up by any excess in the next succeeding year. The Plant to be taken by the purchaser at a valuation. The Property may be viewed, and printed particulars of sale, may be had on application to Mr. M. W. MORGAN, Solicitor, Aberdare, and of the AUCTIONEER, 140, High Street, Merthyr Tydfil. [421 COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, By Mr. H. W. HARRIS, At the GRIFFIN HOTEL, Brynmawr, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of May, 1867, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then pro- duced, THE following Valuable PROPERTIES, ■ situate in the Parishes of Aberystruth and Llanely, in the County of Monmouth. LOT I.-All that Freehold Farm, Lands and Farm Buildings, with a Cottage thereon, situate at Clydach, in the parish of Llanelly, called the CUCKOO'S NEST, now in the occupation of Mr. William Harris as tenant thereof, containing by estimation 8 acres more or less. This Farm lies contagious to, and is close to the station of the Merthyr, Tredegar and Abergavenny Railway is all arable and pasture land, the parish road leading from r Clydach to Blaenavon runs by the side of the same, and it has also a right of pasture and common over the Clydach and Blaenavon Common. The said Railway Company have a right to the tunnel under the farm. LOT 2. -All that Freehold Farm and Lands, with the Minerals thereon, called the GROUSE AND SNIPE FARM, situate in the parish of Aberystruth, in the county of Monmouth, containing by estimation, 20 Acres, more or less, now in the occupation of Mrs. Sarah Morgan, as tenant thereof. Together with Public-House and premises, called the GROUSE INN, and other out-buildings standing thereon. This Farm is bounded by the lands of the Blaenavon Iron Company, and those of C1-n.hn;y Dailey, ;B" on oil oidoa thereof and has the right of common and pasturage over the adjoining common. The Public-House contains a good kitchen, parlour, long-room, bedroom, cellar, brewhouse, and other con- veniences. This Farm and premises are within one mile of the town of Brynmawr, and one mile from Nantyglo; and has the several veins of coal and iron mine obtainable in the district. The surface rental at present is JE30 per annum. This Farm will be first offered for sale without the minerals, which, with the usual rights of mining, will be also reserved for the vendors. The minerals will also be offered for sale in a separate lot, with the usual rights of mining. LEASEHOLDS—BRYNMAWR. LOT 3.—All that Draper's Shop and Premises, situate in Bailey-street, Brynmawr, now in the occupation of Messrs. Evans and Davies, drapers, as tenants thereof. The Premises consist of a first-class Shop, Sitting Room, Three Bedrooms, Kitchen, Stable, Good Cellerage, and other conveniences, with a good piece of garden ground in the rear thereof, and are situate within a short distance of Brynmawr Railway Station. It produces a rental of JE50 per annum, and are held under a lease for the unexpired term of 14 years, commencing from the 1st day of Decem- ber, 1863. LOT 4.-All that Old-Established Public House, and Premises, called the BARLEY SHEAF INN, situate in Bailey, street, Brynmawr, now in the occupation of Mr. John Phil- lips as tenant thereof, producing a rental of £18 per annum. These premises comprise 3 Bedrooms, Club Room, Bar, Tap-room, Parlour, Kitchen, Cellar, Brew-house, and other conveniences, and together with a piece of garden ground in the rear thereof. T The above premises are held under a lease from his Grace the Duke of Beaufort, subject to a small ground rent. NANTYGLO. LOT 5.—All that Dwelling House and Garden, situate in Heol-yr-Esg, Nantyglo, now in the occupation of Mr. Daniel Jenkins, agent, as tenant thereof, and together with the cottage in the front now in the occupation of Mr. Isaac Jenkins. LOT 6.—All those Three Cottages adjoining the above, now in the occupation of Messrs. Samuel Gwyllim, John Davies, and William Davies. LOT 7.—All those Nine Cottages adjoining the above, and now in the occupation of Messrs David Davies, George Davies, David Davies, Thomas Evans, William Lewis, Mary Williams, Sarah Lydiard,,Benjamin Lloyd, and one untenanted. LOT 8. -All those Two Cottages, and Stable (known as John Tilford's stable), situate near the above, and now in the occupation of Thomas Gwillam, and another. LOT 9.—All those Six Cottages, situate in Waun-yr- Esgern Row, now in the occupation of James Jones, Joseph Rliytherck, Joseph Watts, Roger Price, Samuel Davies, and Francis James, as tenants thereof. Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 will be first offered up, one in a LOT, WITH AN EQUAL APPORTIONMENT OF THE GROUND RENT. THE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE PREMISES SITUATE IN NANTYGLO, are held under a lease from Messrs. Baily, at a small ground rent For further particulars apply to MESSRS. Simons and Plews, Solicitors, Merthyr, or to the Auctioneer, 140, High- street, Merthyr-Tydfil. Auctioneer's Office, May 1st, 1867. [401 ELISHA ESLICK, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, HOUSE, ESTATE, GENERAL COMMISSION, AND INSURANCE AGENT, I RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public of Aberdare, that having entered upot the above businesses all commands he may be entrusted with will receive his personal and prompt attention, and accounts will be settled immediately. OFFICES 19, WHITCOMBE STREET, ABERDARE. .fxcKVtmng Agent jor me xjyx^a^xmx xx. [273 AYE'S WOKSDELL'S PILLS. THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. Sold by all Chemists, &c., at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per Box. K AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS THE BEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. Sold by all Chemivts &c., at Is. LID., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per Box. 2 0 MILIJINERT AND STRAW BONNET MAKING. A PPRENTICES wanted to the Millinery and Straw Bonnet Making and also Improvers in or out-door, where they will have a thorough knowledge of the business.-Apply to Mrs. PRICE, 25 and 26, Wellington- street, Merthyr. [307 7 [A CARD.] J. R. TILLEY, AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANT, AND GENERAL AGENT, (Pontmorlais West), MERTHYR TYDFIL. [305 PATENT STONE BRICKS, MADE WITHOUT BURNING! B 0 D M E R S' PATENT STONE BRICK CO- (Successors to Messrs. Bodmer Brothers), BECT to call the attention of Architects, Builders, and others to their PATENT STONE BRICKS, Plain and ornamental, and are prepared to execute orders for large quantities. These Bricks consist chiefly of Sand and Liine, subjected to great pressure in moulds. They improve with time; are not affected by frost, however severe, a property which clay bricks do not possess. They can be highly recommended for their accurate shape, handsome appearance, and pleastng colour—the latter resembling that of freestone- and are well adapted for use under water, as well as for ordinary building purposes. Present Prices, at the Works, at Newport (Net Cash):— Plain Bricks 27s. per 1,000 Ornamental Bricks (several pleasing designs) 50s. per 1,000 All communications to be addressed to the Managing Partner, Mr. MATTHEW JOHNS, at the Works, CourtybeHa- terrace, Pillgwenlly, Newport, Mon. Testimonials and Lithograph Sketohes sent on application. [348 EDUCATION. No. 1, COURTLAND TERRACE, MERTHYR. MRS. SMITH (of London), R ESPECTFULL Y announces that she has succeded to the LADIES' SCHOOL lately the estab. lishment of Miss Turner, at No. 1, Courtland Terrace. The course of studies will embrace English, Writing, Arithmetic, use of the Globes, French, and Drawing, &c. From the many years' experience that Mrs. Smith has enjoyed in some of the highest scholastic establishmeuts in this kingdom she is enabled to offer to parents advantages rarely obtained in provincial towns. For Terms, which are exceedingly moderate, apply to Mrs. SMITH, at the above address. [350 EDUCATION. MERTHYR TYDFIL GRAMMAR AND MIDDLE CLASS SCHOOLS, PRINCIPAL. JOHN SMITH, M.A., M.E.I.S., Late Head Master of the New Grove Grammar .School, Bow-road, London. pUPILS are prepared for Commercial Pur- suits, the Learned Professions, the Civil Service, and the Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations. The course of studies embraces English Reading, English Grammar, Physical and Descriptive Geography, History, Arithmetic, Writing, and the principles of the Physical Sciences. The more advanced pupils will receive in- struction in Greek, Latin, and French, Algebra, Geometry, and Mathematics, applied to the elementary principles of Natural Philosophy. For Prospectus, apply to Mr. SMITH, 1, Courtland- terrace, Merthyr. 339 EVENING CLASSES FOR FRENCH AND GERMAN, AT 46, UNION TERRACE, THOMAS TOWN, MEKTHYB. MONS. ZACHARI, Professor of Languages, !VJL returns his thanks to the public of Merthyr-Tydfil and its vicinity for the patronage they have shown to him for the last six months, and solicites their future kindness. Separate Classes for Ladies. TESTIMONIAL. Monsieur Zaehari, who now lives in Merthyr, is a Professor of Languages, and gives lessons on very moderate terms in Hebrew, Latin, Greek, French, and German. He is a personal friend of mine, and the testimonials which have been given him by various emi- nent men and first-class scholars are of a high order. Those who desire to study the original languages of the IMble or to learn French, as it is spoken in France, would do well to put themselves under his tuition. His method of instructing is sim- ple and admirable. I hope that he will have extensive patronage from the inhabitants of Merthyr and its district. CHARLES WHITE, Baptist Minister. 17, Church-street, Merthyr, April 9th, 1867. 337 EXPRESS TO WITCHELL'S TO SEE THE MONSTER BOOT, 3 FEET 9 INCHES LONG, ■. > WEIGHT 65^1bs., MADE BYG. B.WIHCHELL! :r' G REA T B A R G A I N S I N BOOTS AND SHOES! S B. WITCHEL having determined to Clear Out the remainder of bis Winter Stock invites • Public attention to his list of Prices, which is unequalled, and never to be surpassed. Men's Cossacks, 3s. lid.; Men's Balmorals, 6s. 9d.; Men's Elastic Sides, 7s. 9d.; Lace Boots, nailed, 8s. 6d.; Women's Elastic Sides, Stout Bottoms, 3s. 9d.; ditto, ditto, 4s. 6d.; Women's Balmorals, 2s. nd.; Women's Overshoes, Is. 5.Jd.; ditto, with Felt Tops, Is. LL.^d.; Girl's Elastic Sides, from Is. 10d. J Babies Coloured Leather Boots, I0^d.; Babies Slippers, 5.}D. Ditto, Patent Gutta Percha Bottoms, with Leather Welts,—Men's Balmorals, 9s. 6d.; Men's Elastic Sides, 10s. 6d.; Women's Elastic Sides, 5s. 6d.; Women's Balmorals, 5s. 6d.; Youth's Balmorals, 6s. 9d.; Youth's Elastic Sides, 7s. With a large assortment of other goods, too numerous to mention, which must be Cleared Out to make room for the Summer Stock. A Quantity of Patent and Brown Leather Leggings to be Sold Clegi). gggT ObsGrye the ADDRESS:—WITCHELL'S Noted Boot and Shoe Establishment, VICTORIA HOUSE, ABERDARE. 254 Improvement in Dental Surgery (( <yf|P^ IzSmFU THOMAS REES, DENTIST, tss^ 28, HIGH STREET, MERTHYR TYDFIL, O ESPECTEULLY announces that ho has recently made professional visits to London and Pari for the Purpose of perfecting himself in recent improvements introduced into the practice of Dental Surgery, especially those affecting the introduction of Artificia Teeth, without the necessity of removing hidden stumps, or giving the Patient the slightest pain M their application. He would especially draw public attention to these im- provements, as they indicate the perfection characteristic of the Art in the atteliers of Parisian Dentists, especially with respect to the manipulation and the affixing of Artificial Teeth. The Material usttJ in the construction of these Teeth is so natural in colour that it defies detection, even if the mouth be looked mto, whilst Its durability is all that can be desired. Scaling, Tilling, and Regulating Teeth executed on moderate terms, and on strict Dental principles; [255 ■ • & BLINDS! BLINDS BLINDS BUTLER FOR WINDOW BLINDS JD 4, BETHESDA STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRECON ROAD, MERTHYR, Great Reduction in Price Butler's Improved Brass-Top Window Blinds. Wire, Zinc, and Venetian Blinds. Remember! Butler for Window Blinds.-The only Manufacturer in Wales. 251 A A A A A A + + A + + < TEA FKEE FROM ► J lINERAL COLOUR. I cl, Johnson/Johnson f Co's I PURE TEA J J Is warranted free from allMin- i eral Colour-it now commands > a large sale Oil account of its gnat | i strength and uniform excellena. i ► 4 Supplied in Packets only, from 2 oze. to 1 lb. k 4 and 3 lb. and 6 lb. Tin Canisters— 4 At 2/8, 3/- & 3/4 per lb. [ < Choice Qualities, 3/8 & 4/- per lb. | 4 ^°ld Chemists, Confectioners, 4 &c., in every Town. ) j LOCAL AGENTS. J Merthyr—LEWIS, chemist, George-town. -STEPHENS, chemist, Market-square. Aberdara, THOMAS, chemist Dowlais, LEWIS, chemist. Brynmawr. J ONES, stationer Pontypool, EDWARDS, sta- Ebbw Vale, LEWIS, chemist tioner, George-street. Hirwain, SIMS, chemist. Tredegar, JENKINS, chemist, Mountain Ash, Thomas, Church-street. chemist. I Treforest, RICHARDS, che- Nantyglo, ALLEN, Post mist. Office. JOHNSON, JOHNSON, & CO., TEA MEFCHANTS, 17, BLOMFIRLP STREET, CITY, LONDON. [256 FLOOKS' NEOLIN HAIR WASH, For restoring Grey Hair to its Original Colour. PBICE-IOa. 6d. In proof T. F. requires no payment where cases are treated by himself, until the effect is produced. PREPARED only by THOMAS FLOOKS, Hair-dresser and Perfumer, 54, High-street, opposite the Market Square, Merthyr. DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE WASH. Apply a little to the Hair, night and morning, with a small piece of sponge or hair brush, and in a few days the Hair will resemble its natural colour. The freer the Hair is kept from grease the sooner it will take its effect. INFALLIBLE CHEMICAL HAIR DYE, For changing Red or Grey Hair to a Beautiful Black. Warranted not to stain the Skin. PBICE-4s. PREPARED only by THOMAS FLOOKS, Hair-dresser and Perfumer, 54, High-street, opposite the Market Square, Merthyr. T.F. having used this beautiful preparation in his profes. sion for many years, with the greatest success, can recom. mend it as the best dye ever offered to the public. [258 PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS. XpXCELLENT Toned Pianofortes, in "Walnut and Rosewood, at 25 Guineas, New Second Hand ditto, Good, at jE5, at TAYLOR'S PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE, MARKET SQUARE, MERTHYR. fir. Pianos for Sale or Hire. Music Half-Price. Pianos on hire, with option of purchase at the expiration the term. 259 THE LIFE INVESTMENT, MORTGAGE, AND ASSURANCE COMPANY, (LIMITED). 8, NEW BRIDGE STR-EET, BLACKFRIARS, E.C. CAPITAL, £ 500,000. Empowered by Act of Parliament. Trustees Rev. S. T. SPROSTON, B.D., Wednesfield Heath, Stafford. Shire, and Sproston Wood. Cheshire. CAPT. W. G. COVENTRY, Earl's Croome Court, Worcester- shire, Deputy-Lieutenant for the County of Worcester. Local Committee for Wales. Rev. J. EMLYN JONES, M.A., LL.D., Merthyr. Rev. D. JONES, B.A, Merthyr. Rev. DAVID THOMAS, D.D., (The Editor of the Homilist), Stockwell. Rev. C. GRIFFITHS, Merthyr. x Rev. O. W. JAMES, Dowlais. Rev. JOHN PENRY WILLIAMS, Rhymney. Rev. D. ADAMS, Aberdare. Superintendent of Agents. Mr. T. D. WILLIAMS, 5, Romilly Terrace, Canton, Cardiff. Advantages Offered by this Company. The Policies issued by this Company are Investments, the benefit of which will be derived by the Assured should he live to an average age, to the full amount of the Policy. QThey can be used as securities on which. to borrow money. They can, when payable, be converted into annuities for old age. They are expressly adapted to provide for temporary dis. ablement from sickness. They enable the Lives of Invalids to be assured without extra Premium. They are indisputable. The payment of Premium can be at any time determined, and a Policy of the value of the Premiums will be granted without the necessity of paying any more Premiums. The surrender value of the Policy guaranteed. Special arrangements for Ministers of Religion. Guarantee of a large capital. Policy holders may change from Table 1 to the Building Tables, and receive all the advantages by paying the additional Premiums. Special arrangements are made for Commercial Travellers and Schoolmasters in connection with their Life Policies. Shipowners, Captains, and Officers of the Mercantile Marine, will be able to assure upon an entirely new and advantageous system, by which the extra payment for sea risk is avoided. The profits will be divided every three years, 80 per cent, of which will be given to the Assurers. The first division will be made on the 30th December, 1868, and it is confi- dently expected that the Bonus will be highly satisfactory. Agents. Mr. C. BURGESS, 124, High Street, Merthyr. Mr. ELIAS MAURICE, Tailor and Draper, Glebeland. Mr. JAMES BYERS, Outfitter, Dowlais. Mr. KNOX, Dispensing Chemist, Troedyrhiw. Agents Wanted throughout Wales.- Apply to the Superin tendent. 260 FOR WRITING OR COPYING GOOLD'S EUREKA BLACK INK Is perfection It writes Black immediately, flows freely, will not change colour, and does not corrode steel pens. Sold in bottles, 3d., 6d., Is., pints Is. 6d., quarts 2s 6d., gallons 8s. 6d. H H. J. WALKER & Co., Chemists, Bath, sole consignees. London Agentx-Barelay & Sons, 95, Farringdon-street. Bristol-Peare t& Co. Cardiff-Duncan, Times Office Jones, Duke-eti MERTHYR—P. WILLIAMS, TELEGRAPH Office. Stephens, Chemist. Newport-E. J. Phillips, Chemist; Jones, Chemist. Swansea—Allwood & Morgan; Glover. 296 MR. D. F. ALEXANDER, AUCTIONEER, ESTATE A.GENT, & VALUER, PONTYPRIDD, IN soliciting the patronage of the Public, begs to state that all matters entrusted to his care will receive his prompt and best attention. Periodical Sales of Stock, &c., held at Pontypridd; Fire and Life Insurance Policies Effected. Government Agent for Emigration to the Colonies. OfficesMARKET SQUARE, Pontypridd. [291 ESTABLISHED HALF A CENTURY. Willi AND PHI P P S, (Late Ware and Sons,) RPAILORS, DRAPERS, ROBE MAKERS, AND MILITARY OUTFITTERS, BRISTOL C. CARDIFF. South Walea EstablMhment-5, Duke Street, Cardiff. r292 42, UNION TERRACE, THOMAS TOWN, MERTHYR TYDFIL. MR. AND MRS. FROST 11 EG most respectfully to inform the Gentry and Inhabitants of Merthyr and neighbourhood that they are prepared to receive Pupils in SINGING, HARP, PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, HARMONY, COMPOSITION, &c. TERMS MAY BE KNOWN ON APPLICATION. Mr. FROST will visit professionally the following places once a week Pontypridd, Cardiff, Neath, and Aberdare. 277 ———— ————————— —————————————————————————— >■ n H ■ GO TO THE FOUNTAIN HEAD! MESSRS. GUSTAVE, ZIEL, & Co., J JL JL.il JJ„ Rue Borie, 41, Bordeaux, Exporters of French Wines and Brandy, tXAVING appointed Agents in Great Britain for the Sale of their Superior WINES and COGNAC, respectfully solicit the patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, Hotelkeepers, Retailers, and private Con- sumers. They can guarantee their quality to be unexcelled, and coming direct from their vineyard, warrant them to be the genuine article, and free from adulteration. They also beg to inform parties intending to purchase that Mr. TILLEY having accepted the agency for South Wales, is prepared to receive orders, which should be given sometime previous to when required, owing to the delay that must necessarily be incurred coming direct from France. Brandies from 4s. 6d. to 13s. per gallon (in Bond); 13s. to 30s., or per case of 12 bottles, (in Bond). Wines of various vintages, per case of 12 bottles, from 10s. to 110s. (in Bond). Very Old Cognac and fine Champagne always in stock. Sea Insurance at the cost of the buyer. For further particulars as to Terms and Prices current for the month, apply to Mr. TILLEY, Auctioneer, Accountant, and General Agent, 268] Pontmorlais West, Merthyr Tydfil. SOUTH WALES IRONMONGERY STORES, 122, HIGH STREET. MERTHYR TYDFIL. T AMPS, STOVES, GUNS, AMMUNITION, OILS, and every requisite of the Season, J-" in the Furnishing Ironmongery Department, to be had at moderate prices at the Establishment of the SOUTH IVALYS IRONMONGERY COMPANY, 122, High Street, Merthyr Tydfil. OW An immense Stock of IRON BEDSTEADS at prices from 15s. each. 267 SEEK AND YOU WILL. HND t E,.r- t FOR READY MONEY ONLY! rpHE BEST AND CHEAPEST FURNITURE WAREHOUSE IN WALES IS DAVID H A R T'S, 9, Pontmorlais, and 50, Glebeland Street, Merthyr, where all Goods are Warranted as represented, and all articles marked in plain figures and hold extra cheap. Every description of Furniture made to Order. In submitting the Prices of the following Articles, D. H. pledges his honour to the public that they are of good description, and the cheapest in Wales:- £ sd jSsd £ sd Drawing Room Suits 12 12 0 Full Size Feather Bed Milpuff Bed Full Size and Mahogany Loo Tables. 2 2 0 Bolster and 2 Pillows 5 5 0 Best Quality 0 16 6 Mahogany Kair Seated Milpuff Mattresses 1 1 0 Milpuff Bed Full Size Spring Sofas 4 4 0 Palliasses 0 14 0 Second Quality 0 12 6 Mahogany Hair Seated Iron Half-Tester Bedstead 1 12 (5 Stair and Passage Oil Cloth Chairs 0 15 6 Iron French Bedstead. 0 17 0 from. 0 1 01 Easy Chairs from 1 1 0 Circular front Marble Wash Picture Frames at half the MahoganyPembrokeTables 1 2 6 Stand 1 15 0 usual price. Six Cane Chairs. 0 17 0 Painted or Polished Wash Milpuff from lid. per lb. Six Windsor Chairs. 0 18 0 Stand and Table (pair) 015 6 Stair Rods.(per dozen) 0 2 6 Every other article equally cheap, and competition ..nd contradiction defied. The Trade and country dealers supplied at Wholesale Prices. D. HABT having bought 500 Full-sized IRON BEDSTEADS for CASH is now enabled to offer them at 16s. each, being the lowest price ever submitted to the public for the same article. 4W Observe the Address :—DAVID HART, Opposite the Pontmorlais Methodist Chapel. [266 No. 35, HIGH STREET, MERTHYR. E. P. BIDDLE, WATCHMAKER & ° JEWELLER, "OESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants of Merthyr and Neighbourhood that he has ■wTT^TwvirTj'T dJk°P (,next to Mr. Leonard's, fruiterer), which he has Opened with an Assortment of WATCHES AND J^VVJVLLJliKY specially adapted to the requirements of the district. Having had considerable experience in several Watchmaking Establishments, and having a thorough practical knowledge of the Watch and Clock Trade in all its branches, and also extensive experience in the Repairing of Jewellery, he is enabled ta assure those who may favour him with their patronage that their orders will be executed to their satis- faction, as ne is determined to devote his personal attention to all work with which he may be favoured. WEDDING RINGS SUPPLIED. [265 WELSH HARP STORES, ABERDARE. JAMES BEYNON & COMPANY, COMMERCIAL STREET AND DEAN STREET, ABERDARE, IN returning their sincere thanks to the Public for the great patronage bestowed upon them for the last Four years, desire to inform the public that they have entered into arrangements with the principal Burton Breweries to supply their ALES at the same prices and terms as at the Brewery, Burton-on-Trent. Their large Stock of OCTOBER BREWINGS are now in fine condition, and such as they can with confidence recommend as being second to none. Mild Ales brewed on the premises, in casks of 4i, 9, 18, and 30 gallons, at Is., Is. 2d., Is. 4d., and Is. 6d, per gallon. London Gin, 1011. 8d., 12s., and 14s. per gallon. I Splendid Old Jamaica Rum, 16s. and 18s. per gallon. Fine Old Irish Whiskey, 16s. and 18s. per gallon. j French Brandies, from 22s. to 30s. per gallon. T -n n Wines at the usual prices.—Wholesale and Retail. N.B.—J. B. & Co. retail the same Genuine Goods at their Branch Establishments, viz., Royal Exchange, Trecynon Lamb Inn, Hirwain Black Lion, Caedraw, Merthyr. [264 ANCHOR HOUSE, MERTHYR T Y D F I L. SUMMER FA S H I O N S. "1 EDWARDS & MORRIS BEG to announce that their SHOW ROOMS were Opened on FRIDAY May 3rd, with a Choice Selection of the principal NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY AND TRIMMED BONNETS, JACKETS, SILKS, FANCY DRESSES, &c., &c. „ air An Inspection of their Stock is respectfully invited. [249 BROWN AND POLSON'S PATENT CORN FLOUR, PACKETS 8d., TINS Is. RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN'S DIET. TO OBTAIN EXTRA PROFIT BY THE SALE, OTHER KINDS ARE SOME- TIMES SUBSTITUTED INSTEAD OF BROWN & POLSON S. Each Packet is signed by the makers—"JOHN BROWN," "JoHN POLSON." [261 GLOBE INN, HIGH STREET, MERTHYR. W' I L L I A M S, (Late of Aberdare,) n T5EGS to announce to hia Friends; anil the Public in general, that he has taken the above Old Established Inn, and hopes by strict attention to the comfort of his patrons, to merit a share of their support. Nothing but lirst-Class Wines and Spirits will be kept on the premises, and all of which will be rendered at moderate prices. The Propnetor also wishes to state that he has purchased a large Stock of the Best BURTON and BITTE R ALES of the October Brewings, which hs jhighly recommends. [289 IMPORTANT TO COLLIERS. (If I EVAN THOMA S, IRONMONGER, SAFETY LAMP MANUFACTURER, Kt CARDIFF STREET, ABERDARE, BEGS to call the attention, of Colliery Proprietors and Colliers to his superior made Lamps. Clany Lamps, 5s. 3d. ear;h Firemi in's Lamps, 4s. 3d.; Newcastle Pattern Davy Lamps, 4s. 3(5 Clany lamp '.Glasses, 6d. jeacli. Safety Lamps repaired at the shortest notice. [352 MR. DAVID PRICE'S NOTICE. DAVID PRICE AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, ACCOUNTANT, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENT, BEGS to return his thanks for the support he has received for the past seven years. All matters entrusted to him will be attended to with punctuality and prompt settlement. Wills and Administrations executed, and Valuation for Probate, Fire, and Life Policies effected. Public and pri- vate Accounts' audited. JVIoney advanced on Mortgage on Freehold or Leasehold Property. UW Arrangements effected between Debtors and Creditors. AGENT FOR THE SUN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES, ESTABLISHED 1710. Auctioneer's Offices, 38, Thomas-street. Merthyr. T271 ^———I LEWIS'S PECTORAL BALSAM, For Coughs, Colds, Aathma, Hoarseness, Consumption, and all disorders of the Chest and Lungs, GIVES INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF. IT is so agreeable to the palate, that Children -L can take it as easily as Adults, and without danger It has been proved to have the most wonderful effect in curing the above complaints. It is invaluable to those suffering from tickling in the throat, phlegm, shortness of breath, tightness of, and wheezing at the chest, kc. One trial will convince all of its beneficial properties. Attention is drawn to the following Testimonials 21, Georpe-st., Merthyr, October 17th, 1866. SIR,-I bee to strongly recommend your Pectoral Balsam. My daughter suffered so much from Coujrh, and tightness of the Chest. that we tould not rest for a whole fortnight, fearing every moment that she would sunbeate. We tried everything that could be thought of, but to no avail, until we gave her one or two doses of your medi- cine, after which she was much better and now, we are happy to say, she is quite well.—1 am, Sir, yours, &c., To Mr. Lewis, Chemist. DANIEL llJiYAN. From Mr. William Jones, Contractor, 37, Penheolgerrig, Merthyr, Oct. 9th, 1866. I found your Pectoral Balsam very beneficial in Cough and Asthma. Mr. Lewis, Druggist, &-c. PREPARED SOLELY BY JAMES LEW Chemist & Druggist, Georgetown, Mertliyr, Sold in bottles at Is. 1 \d., 28. Dd., and 48. 6d. each, 2 There is a considerable saving in taking the larger sizes. AGENTS :— Aberaman Mr. A. WILLIAMS, Chemist, &c. Aberdare Mr. WT, J. THOMAS, do. Brynmawr .Messrs. LLEWELLYN & WiLLlAMS, Chemists, &c. Cefn Mr. DAVIES, Chemist, &c. Dowlais Mr. JOHN EVANS, Chemist, Union-st. Ebbw Vale .Mr. T. DAVIES, Chemist, Spencer-st. Hirwain Mr. J SBfS, Pharmaceutical Chemist Merthyr Mr. REES THOMAS, do. do. High Street. Mountain Ash ..Mr. W. J. THOMAS, Chemist, kc. Penydarren .Mr. JOHN EVANS, do. Rhymney .Mr. FRANKLIN DIXON, do. Swansea .Mr. GLOVEr., Chemist, &c. „ Mr. L. ANDREW, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 14. Castle Square. Tredegar Mr. WAITES, Pharmaceutical Chemist. Troedyrhiw .Mr. N. KNOX, Chemist & Tea Dealer, WHOLESALE AGENTS :—* Bristol—Messrs. COLLINS & ROPER, 114, Redcliffe Street. —Messrs. LEONARD & ROBINSON, Nelson Street. 276 MAY, 1867. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CORK, MILFORD, CARDIFF, AND NEWPORT. MHE COEK STEAM SHIP COM- PANY'S Screw Steamers "DODO, V^Poptnin Haynoc 1 lUUt Tnn« • CORMOR- ANT," Captain Croft, 1,200 Tons; MINNA," Captain Holland, IcOO Tons are intended to ply as underneath, and afford conveyance for Passengers, Goods, and Cattle, at very moderate rates. FROM CARDIFF OR NEWPORT TO CORK. From Newport, Saturday, 4, 5 am. Cardiff, Saturday, ..11, .10 £ a.m. Newport, Saturday, 18, 5 a.m. Cardiff, Saturday, 25, 9 a.m. FROM CORK FOR MILFORD, CARDIFF, OR NEWPORT. To Milford & Newport, Wednesday 1, 12 noon „ Milford & Cardiff, Wednesday .8, 6 a.m. „ Milford & Newport, Wednesday 15,12J p.m. „ Milford & Cardiff, Wednesday. 22, 6 a.m. Milford and Newport, Wednesday 29,10A morn FARES from Cork to Cardifl and NewportBest Cab in 17s. 6d.—Deck, 7s. No Steward's Fee. Return Tickets available for one month, 27s. gjffj" Goods conveyed to and from Limerick at Through Rates via Cork. Horses, Carriages, Live Stock, and Goods for Shipment should be alongside FOUR HOURS before the advertised time of starting. For particulars, apply to the Secretary, Cork Steam Ship | Co., Cork Ford and Jackson, Milford James Maddocks, Cork Steam Ship Co.'s Wharf, Newport, or to E. C. DOWNING, Bute Docks, Cardiff. [246 I THE ROAD TO HEALTH & LONG LIFE 8ECUHKD Dr HOLLO WA I PILLS Weakness and Debility. HOW many persons suffer from debility JLJL without knowing the causes why they are feeble! In jmost cases the stomach is the aggressor. Holloway's Pills have long been famed for regulating a disordered stomach, and restoring its healthy digestive tone they are therefore confidently recommended as a never-failing remedy In all cases where the constitution, from any cause, has become impaired or weakened. Females of all Ages and Classes. The fame of these Pills is partly based upon the beneficial effects they have upon the constitutions of feaiales. From the domestic servant to the peeress, universal favour is accorded to them for their invigorating and nurifying pro- perties, which render them so safe and invaluable in all dis- orders peculiar to the sex. Despondency, lOW spirits. The misery cccasioned by a disordered digestion is, un- fortunately, felt by most persons. These famous Pills should be taken in appropriate doses to adjrst the disturbed functions. They disiiel headache, biliousness, nausea, lowness of spirits, and all similar ailments. A course of these invaluable purifying Pills never fail in removing the cause of such morbid affections, without subjecting the sufferer to any inconvenience. Influenza, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Coughs, and Colds. In our changeable climate few persons escape without colds, sore throats, influenza, diptheria, or bronchitis, for all of which the famous corrective Pills may be taken with the certainty of effecting a cure. While the Pills are ex- pelling all impurities from the body generally, Hollo way's Ointment should be well rubbed upon the chest and vnroat; it will penetrate the skin, reduce inflammation, and restore lasting soundness. Holloicay's Pills are the best remedy known in the woria for the following diseases: Ajrue Dropsy Jaundice Sere Throats Bilious Com- Dysentery Liver Com Secondary Symp. Asthma (p)iaint" Ersypelas plaints torn* Blotches on the Female Irregu-Lumbago Tic Doulourett Skin a larities Piles Tumours Bowel Com- Fevers of all Rheumatism Ulcers (tion plaints kinds Retention of Venereal Affec- Colics Fits Urine ? orms ot all Constipation f Gout Scrofula, or kinds the Bowels Head-ache King's Evil Weakness, from Consumption Indigestion Stone and whatever cause Debility Inflammation Gravel &c., Ac. Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOW AY, 244, Strand (near Temple Bar), London: also by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilized worl(l, fit the followingprices:-Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.« 11s.. 22s., and 33s. each Box. CeThere is a considerable saving by taking the large sizes. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each Box. 263