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D K W» T A. Ii S U II G E R Y General Notice to Messrs. Mosely's Patients, and those who wish to consult them. AIESSRS. MOSELY, SURGFON LDFNTISTS, of 30, J-UL Tiprnpr' street Oxford-street, and 42, New Bond-street, London) have the honor'to announce that they will for .^J^^Jbfwhich WPPIT in paeh month to their practice in the Principality, and Dy wtncn means they hope to meet the convenience of their patients, and so prevent the necessity of their applying elsewhere during their absence. Messrs. Mosely's days of attendance for SEPTEMBER,will be MONDAY, 7th, George Hotel, CHEPSTOW. TUESDAY, 8th, at Mrs. WILLIAMS, Saddler, next door to the Angel, ABERGAVENNY. WEDNESDAY, 9th, KING'S HEAD, NEWPORT. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 10th and 11th, Mr. POWLES, Plumber Monnow-street, MONMOUTH. Attendance from TEN to FIVE. MESSES. MOSELY beg to call the attention of whereby-all wires or hgatures of a ^,UM.Q0LC)liED COMPOSITION, which is £ d3to he^TtK^prevents the lodgement of the food, and which also restores that youthful contour of countenance so necessary m the adoption of Artificial Teeth. Specimens of these, beautiful and useful inventions may be seen, and every information given free of expence. Rvery other description of Artificial Teeth from one to a complete set at half the usual prices. Stopping Decayed Teeth Scaling, Children s Teeth attended, and every operation pertaining to Dental Surgery. Dlll. MOORE'S V egetableLiver and Stomach Pills. c Prepared and sold only by T. WIGGINTON, Chemist, near the Bridge, Usk. From a Presorption presented to him by the late eminent Physician, DR. MOORE. In boxes 7§d and Is. I-gId. each-See Testimonials. These Pills have been found a most efficacious remedy for derange- ment of the Digestive Organs, Torpid Actions of the which produce Indigestion and the several varieties of ^^s a_ Liver Complaints, attended by more or less of the following symptoms. Frequent sickness, acidity or heartburn, giddiness, headache, • ness, dimness of sight, loss of appetite, weight or oppression in the Stomach after food, pain in the regions of the Liver, sometimes extending to the right shoulder, interrupted sleep, a sensation of fulness and pain across the forehead or temples, uncomfortable sensation in the Stomach, which very commonly proceeds from intemperance, all proceeding from a bad state of the Stomach, which is generally the forerunner of the English Cholera. These Pills can be forwarded to any part of the kingdom by a remittance of 14 stamps. Be sure the signature of T. Wiggington is attached to each wrapper. ODDWOMANS' SOCIETY. NAG'S HEAD INN, USK. ANEW LODGE of the above Society has been OPENED, founded on the principles of Oddfellowship, M. U. Ad- mission free for three months. Lodge nights will be held on t, the second and fourth Wednesday in each month,|at halt-past seven o'clock. When the members will be happy to meet with young women of character and respectability who would wish to join the above Society. August 20th, 1857. Pontypool Savings' Bank. THE Public are respectfully informed that, in compliance with the Regulations of the Commissioners of Savings' Banks, the business of the above Bank will, on and after the 8th day of September next, be conducted at the TOWN HALL, PONTYPOOL, where Deposits will be received and paid every TUESDAY, between the hours of 11 and 1 o'clock. By order of the Trustees and Managers of the said Savings Bank. Pontypool, August 19, 1857. TAKE NOTICE. THAT all the WOODS and PLANTATIONS belonging to SIB SAMUEL FLUDYER., Bart., in the parishes of Clytha, Bettws Newydd and Trostrey are strictly preserved and all Persons found trespassing under any pretence whatever will be prosecuted. W. R. STRETTON. August 18th, 4857. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS found Trespassing on the Lands of W. H. LITTLE, ESQ., of Llanvair Grange, whether in pursuit of Bame or otherwise, will be prosecuted as the Law directs. NOTICE. A LL persons found trespassing on LLWYN CRUNE FARM J\ Tregare, Monmouthshire, in pursuit of game, or otherwise, will be prosecuted. August 24th, 1857. DANIEL HARVEY. KOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN, that any person or persons found TRESPASSING on the lands of the Lower House and Church farms in the parish of Kemeys Commander, sfter this r otice, will be prosecuted. Signed, August 27th, 1857. EDWARD PRICE. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS found Trespassing in pursuit of Game or otherwise, on the Lands or Woods in the occupation of Mr. THOMAS JAMES, Mardy Farm, Llangeview, after this notice, "Will be prosecuted. (Signed) THOMAS JAMES. TARE NOTICE. THAT all persons found Trespassing on the Lands or Woods of JAMES PROCTOR, Esq., Chepstow, or on the Lands or Woods in the occupation of NEHEMIAH LEWIS, Tyvree, Llan- gWm in the pursuit of game or otherwise, will be prosecuted. NEHEMIAH LEWIS, Woodward. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT any Person or Persons found Trespassing on Treworgan Estate, for the purpose of Sporting or otherwise, will be proseeu ted. THOMAS BIGHAM. NOTICE. ALL Persons found TRESPASSING on the lands belonging to LLANGWM ISHA FARM, in pursuit of Game or otherwise, Will be prosecuted as the law directs. P JOHN MERRETT. NOTICE. A LL Persons found TRESPASSES! G, in pursuit of game, or 1\ otherwise, on the Lands or Woods in the occupation of Mr. LEONARD REECE, Wernhere, farmer, Glascoed, will ^eptTd'lSS?. LEONARD REECE. THE RAILWAY CARRIER at Usk, having last week met with a serious accident, by whicfi he will be incapaci- tated for some weeks from pursuing his avocation, combined Mth severe domestic afflictions, the public feel great sympathy Awards him, and in order to assist him, have arranged to hold A. R U:Et.A..L P ART"'Y On the LAWN at the PRIORY, USK, On WEDNESDAY the 9th of SEPTEMBER, 1857. A Band will be in attendance and Tea provided at Three o'clock Tickets Is. 6d. each. COMMITTEE MR. JAS. WIIXUMS I MR. J. H. CLARK MR. JOHN EDWARDS, Jun. MR. WILLIAM BULL. MR. JAMES KEATS MR. WILLIAM PHILLIPS. APTBBMATH:. TO BE LET, until the 2nd of February next, about Thirty Five Acres of good Aftermath, in several enclosures of dry ^d healthy land for sheep. Apply to Mr. TAYLOR, Farm Pontypool Iron Works* The Fire at Messrs. Hutton & Baird's, SHAWL MANUFACTURERS AND GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN, No. Ill, Union-street, Glasgow. X2000 worth of the GOODS Saved from the Fire, consigned by order of the Insurance Offices to Messrs DA VIES and POTTER, Pontypool, FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Comprising Woollen Cashmere, and Paisley Shawls, and Scarf Shawls, of the most costly manufacture Ladies' Flounced, Double Skirt, Fancy Plaid, Stripe, and every description of Dressses an immense quantity of Ladies' Fancy Petticoats, Gentlemen's Scotch Tweeds, Scarfs, Mufflers, and all kinds of DRAPERY GOODS, suitable for Summer or Winter Apparel, To be sold at an Enormous Reduction from the Manufacturing Cost.. That portion of the Stock damaged by fire and water will be sold for any price it will realize. NO CREDIT GIVEN DURING THIS SALE. DOORS OPENED AT TEN A. M., AND CLOSED AT SIX P. M., DAILY. Pontypool, August, 1857. William Phillips RETURNS his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for their patronage and support since he has commenced the Coal Trade; and begs to state that he can offei; a stock of RED ASH COAL, of the very best quality, at a moderate price. Usk, August 26th, 1857. MONMOUTHSHIRE. MR. H. M. PARTRIDGE TS instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the -L WHITE HART INN, CAERLEON, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of SEPTEMBER, 1857, between the hours of One and Three in the afternoon, and subject to conditions of Sale to be then and there produced, the following C) Desirable Properties, Viz LOT l.-A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, and CURRIER'S SHOP thereto adjoining, with extensive build- ings in the rear, together with a very good Garden, Stable, Orchard, and piece of Meadow Land nearly opposite thereto, situate in Mill street, in the town of Caerleon, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Waters, as tenant thereof. LOT 2.—Two undivided Fourth Parts or Shares, of and in certain Premises, known as the ANGEL PROPERTY," consist- ing of a DWELLING-HOUSE, formerly a Public House, called the ANGEL, with the Stable, Carpenters' and Wheel- wrights' Shops, Garden, Orchard, Yard, &c., now in the occu- pation of Daniel Polsom, together with Three newly-erected DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining the same, in the several occupations of William Watkins, Henry Scott, and John Parry, as tenants thereof, and all situate in Mill Street, and town of Caerleon aforesaid. The respective tenants will shew the lots, and for further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, St. Woollos House, Stow Hill, Newport, or to Mr. HENRY WILCOCKS HOOPER Solicitor and Proctor, 18, Bedford Circus, Exeter. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, M.U. Loyal Pride of the Valley Lodge, JVo. 4651. THIS new Lodge, opened at the CROSS KEYS INN, LLANSOT, JL on the 13th of August last, is progressing very favorably, and has been joined by many of the most respectale persons in the neighbourhood. The lodge nights are on the first and third Monday in every month. Persons of character and respecta- bility are invited to join. Any particulars may be known by applying to Brother WI, GRIFFITHS, host, or Brother :WM.. COBNOR, N. G., Llansoy. USE; E^-E.NVCEE.S3 CLUB. A MEETING of the COMMITTEE will take place at the THREE SALMONS INN, on MONDAY, the 7tli of SEPTEMBER, at 2 30 P. M., for the purpose of fixing the Premiums, and making arrangements for the Ploughing Match. Subscriptions for the year are requested to be forwarded to J. H. CLARK, the Treasurer. G. R. G. RELPH, HON. SEC. LOST, on Wednesday, the 12th of AUGUST, out of a vehicle, between COLD HARBOUR and RAGLAN CASTLE, a SILK UMBRELLA, with Mother-of-pearl Handle. Whoever will bring the same to the POST OFFICE USK, will be rewarded and whoever detaineth it after this notice, will be prosecuted. TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS. TO BE DISPOSED OF by TENDER, TWENTY-ONE CONTRACTORS' EARTH WAGONS, laying at the head of the Aberdare Canal. Proposals to be sent to Mr. H. M. PARTRIDGE, Auctioneer. Newport, Mon., on or .before the 15th day of September instant. St. Woollos House, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon. 3rd September, 1857. IMPORTANT TO A IS V KRTIS EHS. THE USK OBSERVER has now attained the largest cir- culation in Monmouthshire, of any Newspaper published, upwards of 1,000 copies being circulated weekly, within the circuit of the county. The OBSERVER is delivered by the Agents at Is. 8d. per quar- ter, or sent through the post, stamped, to any direction for 2s. 9d. AGENTS. Abergavenny, Mr. Curtis, booksel.er I Caerleon Mrs. E. Thomas Abersychan Mrs. Summers. Newport Mr. Johns,bookseller Chepstow, Clark & Son,-R. Taylor Pontypool Mr. Hughes Cardiff Miss Howell, Bookseller Raglan, Mr. Williams, grocer Croesyceilog, Mrs. Jenkins, grocer Trelleck Town, Miss Miller Cwmbran and Pontnewydd-Mrs. Mogford.

CORRESPONDENCE.

Family Notices

USK.

RAGLAN.

PONTYPOOL.

MONMOUTH.

ABERSYCHAN.

ABERGAVENNY.

USK COUNTY COURT,

CHEPSTOW FLOWER SHOW.

!PONTYPOOL PETTY SESSIONS,…

CAERLEON POLICE REPORT, Tuesday,…

TRELLECK PETTY SESSIONS, Thursday,…

TOWN HALL, ABERGAVENNY, Saturday,…

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-THE USK FISHERY CASE.