The Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette

WARD'S NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF PAPER HANGINGS IS JUST COME TO HAND FOR THE ENSUING SPRING. JAMES WARD, in returning his grateful thanks to the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Cardiff and tj its Vicinity, also Merthyr, Aberdare, Newbridge, and surrounding Neighbourhood, together with the Trade, for the very liberal support they lnvebeen pleased to favour him with, begs to inform them that he is determined, by perse- verance and unremitting attention to buaineM-keeping such a general assortment of every description of Goods, ma.le up by the best of workmen, with dry and good materials, under his own inspection—to continue their kind patronage, support, and recommendation. AH Goods made up by the Proprietor, not approved of either by wood or workmanship, will be taken back. All Goods purchased at this Establishment, -join* by the Tntf Vale Railway, if exceeding 1;20, will be sent eariiage free. No charge whatever made for mats, hay, bands, or packing. Furniture packed with the greatest care, warranting them to go safe and secure. Spring Waggous to convey Furniture to any part of the Country. J. W. begs to say that his Stock of PAPER HANGINGS, for the Season, is come to hand and is much gra- I tified ia having to stale that the New Stock is of that superior style and beauty, combined with quality and cheapness, that he has never before had it in his power to otter at such really astonishing prices. The New Stock of 7000 Pieces consists of a variety of French, Chinese, and English designs, most chaste and elegant: in best goods, a great variety of rich Satins, Crimson Flocks, do. Flocks on Oaks, Flocks and Gold, do. Satins and Gold also, his Comiuou Papers are of a rich stylish character, beiug principally French Patterns cut with English Blocks; con- sequently, although at a very low price, possess amazing merit iu their etfect, haviug the appearance of expensive papers. LIlY OF PRICES AS FOLLOWS: — s. d. d Rich Crimson Flock « 9 Parlour Papers 1 3 All Crimson Imitation 3 10 1 Library do 1 g Do. Glased 4 3 Good Sitting-room and Bed-room 1 0 ltich Satin Watered.. 2 9 Very superior i 3 Do. do a 3 Bed-rooms. 0 9 Klegant Drawing-room Paper 1 6 Do 0 8 Dining-room Crimson and Oak 2 0 Do 0 6 Very good do 1 9 Do. 0 4 J. W. begs to inform his Customers that he has reduced the price of hanging paper to 8..1. per piece, from it., in order that Paper Hangings might have a more extensive Sale than th"1 have hitherto had also that he undertakes to Pltiut and Paper Houses by estimates or measurement, warranting to give satisfaction to all Parties who will be kind eiiotigli to favour him. The Trade supplied at 5 per cent, on any amount over JLJ. Patterns, free of charge, sent to any part of the Country upon application. All Papers marked in plain figures, and no abatement whatever. J. W. lakes this opportunity of bringing before the Public his Lisi of Cabiuet and Upholstering Goods, &e. &c., now on haud; and feeling conlideut, from the great success that he has met with, more especially since he has altered his premises and extended his warerooma, that the attention so called will not be in vain, beiug assured that his Goods are of a lu.:h a general character as c tnnot. fail to suit all parties, having on baud a very large assortment of tirst-quality Goods, together with every description of common Furniture. PAPIER-MACHE DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, Most elegant landscape —32 inches; top giving a view of thO four seasons, on the circular block beautiful landscapes. Circular Tables, pearl and gold chess tops Indian Banister Chair, pearl and gold Ditto, sises smaller, with group* of flowers Gondola Chairs, pearl and gold Kilted-up Ladies' Work Tables Patetit Alberts, flowered, pearl and gold Handsome Fire Screens, pearl and gold Yoke, pearl and gold Kilted-up Ladies' Work Tables Do. Patetit Alberts, flowered, pearl and gold Handsome Fire Screens, pearl and gold Do. Yoke, pearl and gold Pearl Indian Sunk Tables ROSEWOOD DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE. Four-feet Rosewood Loo Tables XS 5 0 New-style Cylinder Cheffioneer; do., plain Pair do. Card Tables to match (j 0 0 Cabriole Settees, perforated back and spindle, quite new Ten dilFerent-style E*sy Chairs, Cabriole feet Double-end Settee, in Cabriole, quite new and arms, £2 IOs. OJ. upwards Do. do. Single-end, varying in style Fire Screens, per pair 2 5 0 Elizabethan Ottoman do., Carved Ottoman Loo Tables, with elegant marcatree tups and claws Music Stools; fancy Occasional Tables Fancy Round Elizabethan Pillows, marcatree top* Eight diffent-style fancy Work Tables New Fitted-up fancy Bell Tuble French Chairs, large and small Chess-top Tables do., brass mounted Diffent-style solid Rosewood Chairs Haudsomc Cut Fire Screens; do., plain A large assortment of Drawing-room Fancy Chairs MAHOGANY FURNITURE. New Toilet Table, with fixed drawers and glass, allowed Tent Bedsteads from ICs. Mahogany-bottom Chairs to be one of the first articles in the trade 4s. 6J. Cabriole Marble-top Wash-stands, in various sizel Beaufets and Corner Cupboards New-style Cylinder Cheftioneers Chests of Drawers, new styles painted do. Four-feet solid Loo Tables, polished £3 19 0 Wash-stands and Diessing-tables, mahogauy and painted Three-feet-six Loo Tables 2 19 0 Do. mahogany, marble tops Hair-bottom Chairs, each 0 13 6 A large assortment of Bedroom Chairs Cherfioneers 3 lu 0 Cane Swing Cots; mahogauy-cane Table Chairs Sideboarda.TetfacopeTabtes.Diniug&fembtokerabtea Plain Cane Table Chairs New-style Dining-room Chairs, yoke back Library do. Mahogany Marble-top Wash and Chamber Stands Spanish-Mahogany Hall Chairs, Cabriole feet, moulded New-style Paiuted Wash-stands back Reom Screens and Chairs; Back Fire Screens Hall Chairs do. do., carved back Bedsteps, forming Commode and Cupboard Mahogany Umbrella Stands, extending arms Do. Steps and Commode; do. Couiftnidfe Do. do., no arms; Portable Easy Chairs Mahogany and Painted Chamber Horses Chinnock's Patent Easy Chair Ottoman Bedstead, forming Easy Chair, Couch, Ottoman, Patent Easy Chairs, of different styles and Bedstead A large assortment of Easy Chairs, newest styles Feather-beds, MilpufT do. Hair, Wool, and Milpuff An assortment of Sofas and Couches, in different styles Mattresses Four-post, Hulf-testor, French, and other Bedsteads, in Chigiuey and Dressing Glasses, vario us styles various styles; Mahogany Wardrobes Embossed Leather for doors 6te. &c. &c. VARIOUS ARTICLES. A large assortment of Patent Carpet Bags, double lock. Oil Cloths, from 3 yards wide down to half-yard and address can be locked inside of the lock White Marble Oil Cloth, expressly for washstand-topj A variety of the Patent Leather and Brussels Carpet Do. Rosewood, Mahogany, Gold, and Claret, best goods Bags Do. Common, of various patterns Carpet Bags, from 48. up to 17,. each Cocoa Matting, do. Manilla, do. Indian figured, do. plain, A nice assortment of Velvet Carpet Hassocks do. Dutch Do. Brussels Do. Common Foot-stools, Camp-stools Ladies' Carriage Carpet and Wool Feet Muffs Brass and mahogany Window Poles and Ends Crimson Druggeting do., crimson and grey Musical Pictures American Chairs A large stock of Druggeting, plain and printed Slipper Stands; Ladies' Work-frames Variety of Dutch Carpeting Eight-day Timepiece, remarkably low A large assortment of Kidderminster Carpets Common Goods, of all kinds, at remarkably low prices Yard, 5, and £ Yard Carpeting I* ancy Repository of Berlin-Wool Patterns, and all other A large assortment of Giraffe Damasks, quite new articles thereinto connected. Do., mixed with Silk A large assortment of English and Foreign Faney Toys; Lapland Rugs; do. fancy work do. plain colour *aucy Cabinet Goods, such as Tea-Caddies, Work- Hearth-Rugs and Door-Rugs Boxes, Desks, Netting and Glove Boxes, &c- &c* ^c*» Cornice Fringes and Bell Pulls, of various prices of the latest designs. The Proprietor btga to state that he has procured Four very large CABINET and UPHOLSTERING DESIGN BOOKS, of the very latest improvements, which lias put him to considerable expense, for the purpose of affording his Customers an opportunity of seeing th" latest improvements. The Proprietor also begs to inform his numerous supporters that he is appointed by W. SMEA and Son, Sole Agent iu \Vales for that valuable article called the FRENCH POLISH PRESERVER, which preserve* and hardens the Polish, keeping up that beautiful brilliancy which it so much desired, aud can be made use of by any servaut with the greatest ease; in bottles. Is. 3.1. and 2s. 6d. each. J. W. wishes to inform the Trade that he has on haud a large assortment of the following V EN EARS for Sale :— Mahogany, Rosewood, Maple, and Satin Wood aud intends keeping a regular supply for the convenience of parties on the Hills, saving them the expense of going to Bristol for such thiugs, intending to sell at Bristol Price*. Also, Mahogany Boards of various thickuesses on Sale. J. W. begs to inform the Inhabitants of this Neighbourhood that, in compliance with the desire of several parties, he for the future will be HOUSE AGENT, and shall be most happy in receiving instructions from any parties, either to procure or let Houses for the same. J. W. begs to call the attention of the Inhabitants of Aberdare, Merthyr, Dowlais, and their respectire Neigh- bourhoods, to his Establishment, being assured that they will effect a saving of about 15 per cent., together with the advantage of selecting from a general assortment. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ANGOLA WOOL RUGS, OF VARIOUS COLOURS, JUST COME TO HAND. ALL GOODS MAKKSO IN FUIN MVKBS, AND H9 ABAIBMBNI WNAMYBt. Duke-street, Cardiff, flob. 2itb, 1849,

JOHN JEIVRY, ftOOT A)¥ D S MO E at AH ER, II I GlI- S T R E E T, CARDIFF, IN re-opening Bustnesi, begs most respectfully to acquaint his Friends and the Public generally that he has laid in an entirely NEW SIOCK, from which he wHl be able to supply them with articles of the following description, at the prices stated below, which upon examination will be found unprecedentedly low—«very article being warranted to be of the very best materials and workmanship. THE FOLLOWING ARE AT CASH PRICES:— • ;v. s. d, g. d. Gentlemen's BltlCnirfi 6t"i3dliacks from 5 0 Ladies* superior Black Cloth Goloshed Boots, „ Short Wellingtons „ 10 0 double soles from 6 0 „ Wellingtons „ 18 0 Do. do. lasting, single sole 4 g go Short Wellingtons „ 10 0 double soles from 6 0 „ Wellingtons „ 18 0 Do. do. lasting, single sote „ 4 g Do. Chumps „ 24 0 Do. do. Cashmere do. .5 9 „ Superior Moropco-dress Patent- Leather Slippers „ 3 3 front Wellingtons 28 0 Do. do. superior patent „ 4 9 I Black Cloth Boots » 12 6 „ Kid aud Prunella Dancing Shoes. „ 4 0 Shoes »» 4 9 French Black & White Satin Dancing „ Oxfords .< 6 6 Shoes. „ 3 0 I « English do. do „ 6 0 A number of Children's Cloth Boots and Leather Shoes on hand. Agent for WARNE'S SUPERIOR AMTIGROPOI.OS and SMITH'S EUKNEMIDA, aad also for the well- known GUTTA PERCHA, being decidedly impervious to either wet or damp a large Stock of this invaluable Article is constantly kept for Sale. Ladies and Gentlemen's bespoke Boots and Shoes made or first-fate tashion and materials, and Jit warranted, and at the shortest possible notice and reasonable prices. NATIONAL DEFENCES. BY WILLI All MALINS. A PLAN submitted for the consideration of Govern- ment; whereby any required Force of the heaviest Artillery and Troops may be concentrated at the point of danger, so as to arrest a hostile Fleet under the fire of Moveable Batteries, traversing on, a Railroad at High- water-line of Coaat, where assailable. The Electric Telegraph, carried along the same line, would convey notice of the approach of an enemy. From the Harbours of Refuge, Block-ships and Steamers might quickly arrive to attack the enemy ■" iu Hank and rear," and thus between two fires desttoy him. Published by J. RIDGWAY, Piccadilly. WEBBER, Cardiff. AN EASY, CERTAIN, AND VALUABLE IN- COME.—An excellent liviug, if actively pui sued, or a material addition to ittcome with moderate exertion, is derivable from the sale of ■ BROCKSOPP, HOW, AND COMPANY'S TEAS AND COFFEES. HOWQUAS AND MOWQUAS TEAS.—The reputation of these Teas is now so thoroughly established, that it is unnecessary to dilate upon their peculiar qualities. They have always commanded a great sale, and B. H. & Co. have the satisfaction to state that their Ust importation surpassee (if it be possible) in fragraoce, streuglh, and flavor, that of any previous growth. COFFEES.—BROCKSOPP, How, & Co. Roast and Grind their Coffee by powerful Steam Machinery, peculiarly adapted to the purposes, and produced by the first engin- eering talent of the day. Further aids and improvements have become indispensable from the enormous accumu- lation of Orders received, and the determination enter- tained by B. H. & Co. of supplying the whole of the United Kingdom with their unrivalled Teas and Coffees. Their plans are now matured, and they are ready to exe- cute orders to any extent, with the utmost piomptilude. The extensive celebrity which their Articles have ac- quired, in a comparatively shott period, is quite unpa- ralleled in the annals of trade, and affords all unequivocal proof of their extraordinary excelleuce. COFFEE ROAST- lNG, properly pertornted, involves chemical and scientific principles and to an ignorance or neglect of these prin- ciples may be ascribed that deterioration of the berry which gives rise to the complaint so universally made- We never can get a cup of good Coffee." This com- plaint will now become as obsolete as the similar one relating to Tea, which has-been thoroughly exploited by the HOWQUAS INIIXFUILV-" à"d MOWQUAS SMALL LEAF GUNPOWDER," introduced by BROOKSOPP, How, & Co. In order to meet the requirements of the economical, they have imported a secoud growth called" Semi Howquas" and "Semi Mowquas," which are sold at considerably reduced prices. Ihey also continue to sup. ply their original aud well-known PACKAGE TEAS at various prices. Both Teas and Coffees are packed as usual in London catties, secured with the Importer-, teal. N.B.—Inrepty to numerous applications received from private Families to be supplied wJth the above Teas and Coffees, the Company most respectfully refer them to their appointed ageuts, this being the only medium through which they may be purchased retail. The trade can be supplied with the Coffee in the Berry in quantities not leas than One chest, roasted on the peculiar and patented principle. EROCKSOPP, How. & Co. are now prepared to appoint Agents in every considerable town throughout the United Kingdom. It is their intention to advertise with as little delay as possible; parties destrous of become Agents must therefore apply immediately, in order that their namell may appear in the list ot Ageuts. Full particulars of terms, with a Price List, will be forwarded by post on application to BROCKSOPP, HOW, & 'fea Importers, '23 i and 234, Borough, London. BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS, Copy of a letter from Mr. j. Wilson, Chemist, Monk Bar, York. "To Mr. Thomas from, «• 14th June. 1817. "Sir,—Havin? suffered imst dreadfully for the last si* years from of the. go.n, and receiving n benefit from the be*t medi<*al advice | could obtain, I was in- duced about »i* we™* *8° to try a box ot Blair's Gout and Ithenmatic Pill*- Wheu 1 coinir,encej uking them, which wa' in the afternoon, my feet and elbows were very much • wollen aodinflamed I »a<|lllOJ( intense agony. I bid th.t night sound and refreshing sleep, and awoke in the morning comparatively free f,oln p»iu j and before I had fiuWhed the box, I never was better in my life; they have not o'dy en irc)y removed the gout, hui liave also very much improved my general health. { |UV|. since rec »iiiiociiaeu I them to four individual*, who luve sulfeied much from gout and rheumatism; and they all speak highly of ihn benefit they have received from them, tf yotl (1, my c,s. worthy of insertion amongst the nnny cures effected by your wonder- ful medicine, you are at ptrfect liberty to p ibliih it. I ain. Sir, YOttr. respectfully, J. J. WILSON." The above testimonial exhibits the never-failing effects of this valuable medicine, which affords to the atBicted wilh gout, rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, aud ali aualagou* complaints, speedy and certain relief. Otll compi They require neither confinement nor attention of any kind, and in»anat>ly prevent the disease latlackiu, the stomacU brain, or other vilsl part. Sold by Thoinas I'rout, 229, Strand. London; and hy hi< ■ ppoiutincnt by Morgan Davis, Merthyr Tydvil; firatti, Moitinnuih Jones, Hrpcon Morgan. Abergavenny (Vodl- •cone, Llandovery White, Cartuanhen; William., Phillips, Mihord Harrie-, UJVIS, Hicks. H tverforuwest Williaun, KVAUS, l>aw, Wlis >n, and Cambrian Office. Swansea; Bassett, Newbriiige Humphrey, Aberytiwith and all respectable .Medicine Vcuders throughout the United Kiugdoia. Price 2.. 9d. per box. Ask for Bl.AIR'S GOUr ASO ItllYOU NT VHC PILLS, and observe the name and address of ''Thouii* from, -¿:!Y: Snand, Loudon," impressed upon the (aoveriuneut Stamp affixed to each box of me Genuine Medicine. HARRISSON'a PILLS, for the certain destruction of RATS and .YttCE. totally devoilf of danger to human life; prepared by UHO. If. WOOLLKY, Cliemist &c., Maidslone. Wholesale Depdf, .9, AiJersjate street London. This remarkable and truly wonderful invention, which has acquired unprecedented celebrity, attributable etiirily to is certain succctt. wn) supply a desideratum which has long been felt and acknowledged. Several of the pieparations now advertised for destruction of vermin are generally fouud to produce the desired etfect, so far, at least, as the destruction of vermin is concerned but, containing arsenic, as they do. their use is attended with txk and danger. Harrisson's Pills, on the contraiy, contain no arsuuic whatever, are per- fectly neutral and harmless to dogs and cats, and while they are the ouly invention that can lay claim to the overwhelm- ing recomineudutiou of being wholly devoid of any danger whatever to human life, the following testimonial, selected from an immense number, is submitted with c -nttjence:— Petworth, Sussex, itt J,&e IS47. Colonel Wyndhtm has us-id llaWisson s Pills wi.h great success for mief.on his estates at l'etworth, and wishes for a further supply immediately. Harrisson's Pills for rats and mice have been used at Park- farm, Arundel-castle, Susst-x, by direction ol the Duke of Norfolk, with the happiest results; twO. entire h<fm having been thoroughly cleared of :hi. destructive veiniin. Harrill.or-'II ic.riulroviu!: Pill* have been used by (Mr. Yates, steward to Prince Albert, with very great success, ou the Norfolk farms, Windsor-paik. 'I hey have been also tried on board the ship^ Blttndell, now ying in the Western Basin. London-dorks. I h," vessel was swarming with rats, so much so that they came and eat the Pills in the middle of the day, and in presence of several respectable people the was cleared in three days Sold in neat Tin Boxes, with full printed directions for use, at 6d., Is., and 5«. each, by all Chemists and respectable Meuicine Veudors fit Kngland, Scotland, and Ireland. CARDIFF ANU COWIIRIDGE, Mr. I homas, Chemist. BRIOGKND Mr. P. Price. NEATH French. ..Mr. Wilson. N.B.—A great saving effected by taking the large Boies. Wholesale Ageotfor BristolHALL, Obvioilt, Mall ChftoDt WILL LOST. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, late of the Parish of MERTHYB-TYDVIL, in the County of Glamorgan, Gentleman, made his Will, bearing date the 1st day of February, 1822, which Will has since been Lost: any Person having the said Will in his possession is requested to communicate with Mr. PERRpT FENTON, of Doctors' Commons, Proctor, or any Person giving such informa. tion as win lealt to the recovery of the said Will, shall be rewarded for his trouble. —yr'yTt I J V"I T* THE extensive practice of & 1 F B L^J V I R« aud L. 1'EIIKY & Co.,the con* tinued demand for their work, en- -.itled, the FRlKND."(on« hundred and tweuty- five thousand copies of which have been sold.) and ttie exteusivc sale and high repute of their Medicines have induced some unprincipled person* to assume the name of t'EhttY aud cloiely imitate the title of the Work and UiiUle. of the Afedu ciuei. The Public is hereby cautioned that such persons are not in any way connected with he arm of K. aud I.. PEnllY and Co of Londoo, who do not visit the Provinces, alHI are ouly to be consulted personally,or by letter.at their l £ »iabli*U- meut, IV, Uernurs Street, Oxford Street, Loudou. TWENTY-PIFI'll EDITION, Illustrated with 26 Anatomic,1 Coloured Kugravings on Steel On Physical Disqualiifcations, Generative Incw pacity, Sf Impediments to Marriage, THE SILENT FRIEND, A New Edition, enlarged to 195 pages, Price *2s. 6d. In order to ensure secrecy and punctuality iu delivery, the Work will be sent direct from the Ksiablishuieut, free to any part of the kingdom, in a sealed envelope, on the receipt of 3s. 6d. in postage stamps. "f'HK SILENT FRIEND is a Medical Work, I written in language devoid of professional technicalities, ou the physical disqualifications affecting the generative system inbothtetet. Itcoutains an elaborate aud carefully.written account of the Anatomy and Physiology of the Organs in Man which are directly and indirectly concerned in the func- tion of generation (illustrated by coloured engravings), and the Causes and Consequences resulting fro.u the baneful practice by which the vigour and msJilmess of Life are eutu ated and destroyed, even before nature has fully established the powers aud stamina ot the constitution. Local aud gene- ral debility, nervou* irritability aud u,Cllcmput, consumption, indigestion of the most feaiful aud exhausting kind. iuteuse melancholy and depression of the spirit*, and partial or com- plete extinction of the re-producive powers, &e.. are thus produced. In Ihe SILENT the chapter devoted to the consideration of these dreadful complaints eOlllallllal"o all account of the uieaua by which they may be prevented aud removed, so as to restore the sufferer to the full eujoymeul of health and the functions of manhood. 1.. The consequences resulting Iroui venereal contamination are next pointed out, and the nature and character of tiouor- rlnea, Gleet, Stricture, aud Secondary Symptoms of every kind, are clearly explained, with directions lot cure. Their dangerous effects on the human economy are sufficiently dila- ted on. and a means is also indicated by which the recurrence of these diseases may in every ius'auce be completely preveuted. The work terminates with a chapter on the obligations of mar riage, the physical impediments which tend to disqualify the candidate for that holy state, aud tbe directions necessary for their removal. The work is illustrated by the detail of cases, and by 26 coloured engravings on steel, thus tendering it whAt its Ililwe purports it to be, the trne but silent friend to al f eitffering from the contequencea of early error alld vice,—a work which may be consulted without exposure, aud with every assurance of complete success an.1 benefit. BY R.tSs I,. PKlttrY,CONSULTING SIIRGRONS. Published by the AUTHoits, and sold by STIIANGE, II. Paternoster- How; HAN^AY and Co., fil, Oxford-street; SANGER. 13a, Oxford-Street; GoRous, 14(3, Leadenhall- street; STARTUPS, Titchborue-street, Haymsrket, London; NBWTO.N, 16 and 19, Church Street, Liverpxil; IIAWLE, Church Street, Liverpool; INGRAM. Market-street..Man- chester; I). CAMI-BELL. Uti, Argyle-street. Glasgow K. LINDSAY, ti, Kims Kow, M.finbttf.-h. POWELL, 10, West- tnoret*ud-«reet, Uttbtin an.1 by all Hooksellers and Patent Medicine Veiider<iii Town {(Country. PART THE Klitsr of this work is dedicated to the consi- deration of the Anatomy and Physiology of the Keuerative functions It embraces a succinct account of all the organs in man which are engaged in the important function of the re- production of the species, and lue ..141"" m which self-abuse operates to the injury of the human traine. and the destruc- tion of the special and vital pjwers. This is illustrated by six coloured engravings. PART THE SECOND treat* of the infirmities and decay of the system producsd by over indulgence of the passions. The existence of n<rvous and sexual dvbility and incapacit with their accompanying train of symptoms an.1 Oi.orders, ate treated by the chain of connecting results to this cause. This section is illustrated by three coloured engravings, which fudy displav the effects of physical decay- j'Aaf THE THIRM contain* an accurate dnsrription of the diseases caused byiafeetiot), aus by title abuse of mercury; primary and *ec<>udary symptom*, eruptions of the skin, soer throat, inflammation of the eyes, diseate of the bones, gonor- rhoea, gleet, stricture, See., are shown to depend on this cause. Advice for the treatment of all these diseases and their cut.- sequenceil it lcnllere.1 iu this section, which if duly followed up, cannol fail iu effecting a cure. The l'au is illustrated by seveuteen coloured engravings. PARI THE FOURTH.—Treats of the Prevention of Disease by a simple application, by which the danger of lufection is obviated. Its actuu is simple but sure. It acts with the virus chemically, and destroys its power onlhe system. This important part of tiie Work should be read by every Young Man entering int.1 life. t'ARTTHtt Flrrll treats of Marriage, its obligations and disqualiifcations. The causes which lead to bappiuess iu the mtrriage state are dwell upon, and those which are indi- cative of misery and domestic inquietude. The nature, ori. gin, and treatment of physical disqualifications are also described, and remedies for triis stahj form au important con- sideration its this section of the work. The diliiJence aud distrust which are aioong the natural cotisi-quences of these affections, frequently preveut persons from applying for a«sistaDce until great, although uot perhaps irremediable mischief has been iutticted ou the constitution and powers of life. It is to be hoped that the perusal of this work will teach such pers >tif the injurious consequences «( delay, aud lead them at ouce to seek that advice and counsel, by which alone they can be saved itootu the horrors ot au existence protracted amidst long euduriug wieichedue* both of mind aud b«dy. •< ten The Ci)ltDl H, HALM of SYdilACUM i. expressly em. plowed to reuovate the impaired- powers of life, when ex- hausted by the tuHoence exerted byaoliiary indulgence on the system, its action W purely balsamic; its power in reiuvigor- ating ihe frame iu «ll cases of nervous aud seaual debility, obstinate gleets, impotency, barrenness, aud debilities arising from venereal excesses, has been demou-tiated by its uuvary. ing success in thousands of case*- To those persons who are prevented enteriu^ the married atate by the consequences of early errors, it is iuealuaole. Piice lh. per bottle, or four quantities in one for 3^is. The CO^CKNrUATKD DRI'KKSIVR BSSKVOK. an anti-syphilitic reinedv, for purifyiug the system from venereal contamination, alld is recommonded for any of the varied furius of secondary symptoms, such as eruptions on the skin, blotches on the head and face, enlargement of the throat, tonsils, and uvula; threatened destruction of the nose, palate, &c. Its action is purely detersive, and its beneficial influence on the system is undeniable. Price Its. alld 3Js. per bottle. The ft; cases of Syriacum or Concentrated Ueterttve He. sence can ouly be had at 19, Beruers-street, Oxfo/d-atreet, l.oudon i whereby thert is a saving of it I4«-, and the patient is entitled to receive advice without a fee, which advantage is applicable only to tho.e who rculit i>i lor a packet. PICitliY'S PUKIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS constitute an effectual remedy in all cases of gonorrlues. gleet, stricture, and diseases of the urtuaiy orgaus. Price 2s. YJ., 4.. 6d., aud lis. per box. Consultation lee, if bv le-ter. ii.-Patirnts are requested to he as iniuuie as possible in the description of their cases. Attendance daily at 1 £ Ueriier»-streei, Oxford-street, Lon- don, from I I to j, and troui 5 to 8, on Suoda) s from 11 to 1, Sold by TII..MAS A. ItoBBRTS, Chemist, Conway Jens ItRoWN, Chronicle Oilice, Bangor; ItoUERT GKIFKITH, Chemist, High Street, Carutrviou. WILLIAM HOWARDS. Chemist, Denbigh; If |G. IIUGHKS, Chemist, llolybead JUliN IIFALE, Chemist, High Street, Wrexham K. WARD, Chemist, 1.4411 Street, Brecon PHILIP PKICK, Post Oilice, Bridg-iid; WALTER I'IIOMAS, Chemist, (opposite Augel), Merthyr; J. W. WH ITE, Cbel).ilu, II .aildhllll Square, Carmar- then" \Y. WI LLIA )U, CIJr..ni,t, Hi,h Street. Cardigan O. K DA vIKS, Cliemist, Haverfordwest; Jostl'H PoTTBR, Hera'.d Other, Haverford west; K.C.TRtW ttXs, Chemi*i,l'embroke, THOMAS KVANS, Chemist, High Street. Swansea; JOHN MOORE, Chemist. Broad Street. New Town; TlK'MAS STE- PHENS, Chemist, High Street, Merthyr I'yuvil Ft UK I Sand ScoJtK, Druggists, IJniou Street, Brxtof, JOHN WArru, Chronicle Otlice, Shrewsbury J AM tS Cll I LLCOTT, liookscllcr, Itroad Street, Leominster DRAPER, Chemi-t, Itroad Street, Hereford; T. FARROR, Beacon Office, Moumoutb K. V. JENKINS, Commercial Street. Newport PlIILLlPs. Chrinitt, High Street, Newport; and at the CARDIFF AND MF.RTIIYR GUARDIAN OFFICE, Cardiff, 9( all of wbotu may be had the SlUNT [DUTY TRUE. WANTED, A SCHOOL MISTRESS, for the WORKHOUSE of the NEWPORT UNION. Salary, ^20 per annum, with rations in the House. Candidates are requested to attend the Board personally, with Testimonials, on SATURDAY*, the 18TH OF MARCH next, when the Election will take place. Candidates who shall be known to have canvassed any of the Guardians for election to such office, will not be deemed eligible to be appointed thereto. By order of the Board, W. DOWNING EVANS, Dated Feb. 19th, 1848. Clerk. [IJUTY FREE. NEWPORT UNION. PARISH OF SAINT WOOLLOS. THL BOARD of GUARDIANS will be prepared to r«cei*e> on SATURDAY, the 18th of MARCH instant, Tenders for the Valuation of the Pioperty liable to be assessed to the Poor Rate in the Parish of Saint Woolkta. Tenders to be sent, under cover, endorsed Valuation of Saiut Woollos," to me on or before FBIDAY, the 17th instant. i The Guardians do pot pledge themselves to accept the lowest Tender. By Order of the Board, « • W. DOWNING RVANS, Daied March ht, 1848. Clerk;

[DUTT FRBE. NEWPORT UNION. TO BUTCHERS, LL.YKERS, GROCERS, COAL-MELTCIIANTS, Ac. PERSONS desirous 6f CONTRACTING with the GUARDIANS of the above Union, for the supply of the undermentioned Articles, via.- Beef and Mutton, such as Milk, per quart the Master shall approve, Rice, Carolina, per lb. per lb. I Salt, per cwt. Beef Heads, each Tea, per lb. Shin Bones, weighing not Suijar, per lb. less t));m 12lbs. each Coffee, per lb. Bread of Seconds, in 41b. Candles, per dozen lbs. lo ives, baked nut less than Soap, best Yello w, per lb. 24 hours Starch, Blue, p«r lb. Cheese, two-meal, per lb. Soda, per lb. Oatmeal, per cwt. Coals, per ton tiutier, Salt, per lb. from the 25th of March Instant to the 29th June next; and for the following. Articles, via.- Coats, Waistcoats, & Trou- Blue Chambrey, per yard eere, fur Men, grey cloth Scotch Sheeting, per yard Jackets, WalstcoaU, aud Cotton Sheeting, per pair Trousers, for Men and Blankets, eight quarters, per Boys, moleskin pair Straw B junets, for Women Ticking, per yard and Children, black and Coverlids, per pair white Women's Handkerchiefs, Calico, unbleached, peryard per dozen Blue Print, per yard from the 25th day of March instant to the 25th day of March, 1849, are requested to send in Tenders for such Articles as they may wish to supply, on or before FRIDAY, the 17th inetant, addressed to the Clerk of the Newiiort U uio". Newport," (postage free). J The vhole of the -irticles must be of good quality, delivered at the Workhouse, free of expense to the Union, in such quantities as shall from tillte to time be required, and subject the approval of the Hoard of Guardians. Each 1'etAler ).<.[ be signed and sealed (marked on the outside, Tenders for Bread, &c.. as the case may be), and patterns or samples of such Articles as adtuil of them to be seut to the Workhouse, at Kewport. The Contractor. will be required to give Security for the due performance of the Contracts, and to uauie their Sureties in their Tenders. The Guardiaus do not pledge themselves to accept the lowi-at Teudet. N.U.—'Teuders that-are «ent in. otherwise than in ae- cordance with the above directions, will not be received. By Order of the Board, W. D. EVANS, Clerk. Newport, 1st March, 1848.

CALENDAR AND LIST OF FAIRS, NOTICES, ETC., IN THE COUNTIES OF GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND BRECON, FOR THE EN- SUING WEEK. MARCH li. FIRST SUNDAY itt LENT.- Morning- 1st lesson, 19th ch. Gen.; 2nd lesson, 23rd ch. Luke. Evening—1st lesson, 22nd ch. Gen.; 2nd do., 3rd ch. 1. Thes. Moon's First Quarter, 4h. 4:1 m., morning. 13. Napoleon outlawed, 1815. 14. Excise scheme introduced, 1733. 15. Byng shot, 1757. ——— 16. Gustuvus III, assassinated, 1792. —— 17. St. Patrick d. 464 W. Pitt res., 1801. 18. Alexander the Great born, B.C. 355. F AI RS.-Glamorganshire None. Montnou the hire None. Brtconshire 1,'algarth, March 12.

GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MONMOUTHSHIR& INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board for the Week ending March 7. 1S48. „ Remained by last Report 12 i 19 §| I Admitted since O) 2 .2 < Discharged 0j- a S Cured and Relieved 0} 0 VUied oj Remaining m 1*2 u £ /'Remained by last Report 134 ( §2 | Admitted since 19) .2 Discharged 1 i I Cured aud Relieved 15 16 O* Died 0) RemiLiuing Medical Officers for the Week. Physicinn.Dr.Moore Consulting Surgeon .Mr. Reei-e Surgeon Mr. Lewi* Visitors. Rev. J. Evans and David Evans, Esq. ALFRED B. ANDREWS, House Surgeon.

TAFF YALE RAILWAY. Traffic Account, for the Week ending March 4, 184P. Pas.cogers.t:230 7 1 General Merchandise 211 f6 t W. (Joilin and Co 214 ly 10 i LlaJicaiach Coal 206 19 2 1, T. Powell.sAbefdare ditto. 179 3 10 J424 4L i (Lantwit ditto.. ij Duncan and Co 107 9 9 Dowlais Co. 9S 15 4 John Edmunds (Pontypridd CoLHer)). 14 17 7 Insole and Sou 133 11 I D. \V. James. 0 0 0 j. Williams & Co. ;• 45 11 9 Gadlys Iron Co. (Iron) 4 16 2 Do. (Steam Coal) 76 4 4 T. W. liookei & Co 0 0 0 Crawshay Uailey 2S 9 9 D. Davies 32 14 1 Miles and Evane 13 0 1 Wm.ihotMM. 54 8 2 Thomas & Joseph. 5 16 9 Total for the Week £ 1703 1 11

I HIGH WATER AT CARDIFF. MARCH. j Morning. J Evening. Sunday 12.. j Il 12 11 3o Monday 13.. ¡ 0 0 0 2 Tuesday 14.. 0 28 1 I Wednesday 15.. ¡ I 38 2 2L Thursday. 16.. 3 4 3 48 Friday 17.. I 4 3J 5 6 Saturday .IS. 5 36 6 2

PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS AND RAILWAYS IS TUB COUNTIES OF UniiofUJiN, MONMOUTH, & BRECON. K No. ot Original l'reseut me" Shares/ Cost. l'rice. Glamorganshire Caual.. WM £ 100 £ 210 Aberdare Canal 221 120 Wo Aberdare Railway. 1000 50 100 Swausea Canal 533 1uO J2.) Neath Canal 25o 10(1 2UU Dutfryn Llynvi Railway. 400 10U t UC Bridgend Railway 300 20 24 Tail' Vale Railway 3000 100. l'.>2 Ditto Quartet Shares 25 251 Ditto New ditto. dis. Ditto Stock A: IU. par. Sonth Wales Railway £ 18 pd. 10 dis. Monmouthshire Canal ZiO'J 100 92J Monmouthshire Railways. Newport, Abergavenny, and 11 eret'ord Railway L I Vale of >ieath Railway £ l pd Brecon & Abergavean^ Cana. Ii0 »o Brecon and llay Iran iloan 4Jo

CELEBRATED THROUGHOUT THE GLODE. H 3UO OINTTJt SNT. CUUr: OF FISTULOUS SOUKS & PLEUMSY. Extract of a Letter from Mr. Robe,, Calvdrt. Chemul, S'oket'ey, dated September 3rd, 1847. To Professor HOLLOWLY. Slit. Mr. I'liosapson, Satioml SchoolinvUer of this Town, desires me to send vots the partiruUr. of his Son, wlit, had b.t!1t bad for three years and a half, and has received the t^reatest benefit by tilt* use of you, joilis and oititment. He is of a scrofulous ci>n«titut,(„j a pleurisy had left a larye cul- I-. no,, ol waiter I.I the cheat. (hev«atu»Hv for.neii a psss.ge through the wales of the rl.es-, and ended in three tist..l,«n soie. which discharged large qi|ai,ti,j„, of put, wiaeoe he was i ml tired 10 tr1 your "1111 and Ulnltl1eltC..t thi.. d.le he WI\" aM,Mrently in a dyu.!? co..Ui iou the stomach rejected every- thing it took. Tour I ill* a,,d Ointment had the elfect of com- pletely curing both tile cough aud Stotmacil affections, hts strength and flesfci are also restored, his appetite keen, and digestion good. there is every „r„,j,ect tikat little further continuance of your medicine* wjj| the c,ir<, (Signed) UJUKUr CU.VHUT. The" Mofussulite" ^'•*<pa,ier, published at M etfrot, ha«# t>n the 15th October 111 17,copieu »„ article fr.Mn-the" Uenares Itecorder, of «l,.cn the folU,will< „ ,0 K,.r,ct •' Hi I nuce of MAHAKAJ \|| UliSOSATH SlMG. who wa* temporally residing at U.i.e,c,ne, Mjdeai, wkel, iU wj(h Spasmodic Colic and dui tug hi, it|e«, IlisH ighness often asked for liollow.y s Pills and Oi,„ he ,|(,j „e,rd much of .heir virtues, but none could be obtained in the neighbourhood, and Professoi llolloway, no douh:, unfortunately lose* a cer- tificate which would have graced and diguiaed his liat of cures. The native Princes are now u-ing Hilloway's celebrated Pills and Ointment in preference toeve other med.ci.ie, they being so woudertully effl^ciou. in the cure of disea.es in India. CUltE OF A BAD LEG OF SO YEARS STiS0I\ij. r n a D Junelth, Itt47. I George Bourne, Butcher, of Stocktoo-upon-lVe., do hereby certitye that IUY wife ba,1 a ba^egfor thirty years by the bursting of a vein, her suffering, were incense, ahe had been under the cale of most of ti.e euiineat medical tjeu ill the neighbourhood, bat to uo purpose, and «at afterwards per- fectly cured in eight weeks by Holloway's Pills & Ointmeot." (Signed) GKOUUK UOCitVE. CUltE OF ULCKUS %VRRIIR ililr,EUE E.XLsrco OIStiASKD BONK. Extract of a Letter fro". Mr. Jtmet IPttmare, II tmptam. New Ilritniit>,ck. dated February LOFA, 1817. To Messrs. Puraus & TiLLEr, GENTLEMEN,—I leel it is but dIJe to Professor Holloway to inlurui YO", as his Agent* for this province, of a remarkable eure perloruied upon my SOII. H. had been alll cted with Ulcers ou bit ttmbt aud body for more than thr e years, from which small piece. of I.one had been removed. I tried »eveial medical UK-U in St. J..hu\. but all to no p-irpose, 1 w« iheu induce.) io try flolloway's I ills and Oiuiuteui. Which uiaje a complete cme, several mouths have siuce elapsed but there is not the slighest appearance of the curt- mi b tu,; the,, ..w.t complete. (Sigued; J AMKa WETMO.tE. CUltE OF THE PILES. Extract of a Letter from Joseph Uedcaif, Beoerleu, dated June l.th, 1847. To Professor HOLLOWAY. SIR,—Kor sojue yntl I had laboured dreadful'y with bleeding Pile*, by divine blessing, together with the use Of your 1 ins and Ointment, I have bctu perfeclly cured, and uever was llJere a greater sulTerer with files than myselt. (Signed) JOaLIlM MKUCAI.I'. THE TESTIMONV OF A PHVSJCIAN IS THE CUltK OF SKIM DISEASES. Copy of a Lettsr from W E. Powell, M O., 16, Bleminitais- Otreet, Oattlin, fated February lki&, Itf 17. To Professor HOLLOWAV. DE*K Ma.—Having devoted my attention for some years to CUlaueou. IIr skiu diseases I think il but right to imonu you that I have iu various cases recoiniueuded the use of your t'ilis and Ointment, aud invariably louud theiu to haw the most peifcci edeel ia removing iho.e disease*. (aigued) ° W. K. I'tlWKW., M D.. The Pills should be us. d conjoiuily with the Uiutiuaut in m"1I1 it the fillowiug €)**<-<:— Had ).f);t Chiltlalas Gout Sore-throat* Bad lireasts Cliapped-hands G>audi>lar Skiu-d.seases Burns Corns (Soft) Swellings Scurvy Uuuioiis Cancers liU<uli.go Sore-heaUs Ulte of MOI- Contracted and Piles Tuuiuiirs chetoe* and Sufl-jom s Klieumatism Ulcers Sand-Klies Klephautiasis Scald* %Vounds Coco-Hay Fistulas SoioN.p^les Yaws Chii-^o-ioot Sold by the Proprietor, 211, Strand (near Temple Bar), London, and by all respectable Vendors of 1 atenl Alediciue* throughout thtictythted world,in l'ote itd Boaes, at Is. IJd. 2.. Mil., 4*. ltd., lis., 2^s., and 33s. each. There is a very considerable savin* iu taking the larger sises. N. a.- Ui r for the gtiiiUaw Qf katiouse all bffl&Cd to Mcb Pet 1&4 JSOJ,

AN AOCOUAl 01" COAL. A-St) lltOA Brought ilovvu tne >lo.L.n.au[;isluie Canal \0:" Tram Roads ami Caual tne week ending Much 4, ISIS. COAL. I i;jn^r Itoatl.Canal. ious.-Cwt. | iuu».v>vvi Thomas Powell Thoinas Protliero ] Rosier Thomas aud Co Thomas Phillips aud auu 3.7 12 j Carr aud Co. • 35 J O Joseph Beaumont. VV. S. Cartwright j Joseph Latch and Co Latch and Cope j John Russell and Co ".13 19 Tredegar It on aud Coal Co.. 704 1J i Rock Coal Co. | Roger Lewis.» < Joseph Jones 4S 14 Forest Coal Co.>• ••• j Joliu Jones •• j Rosser Williams J Wm. James Richard Morrisou J. F. Hausou | R. J. Blewitt j Joliu Vipond 500 0 Ebbw Vale Co ¡ 238 8 1 The Brithdir Co il Co Alltrey Brothers Hi Co. I bu. 7 52 0 Francis Adams > j H'V. Tredegar Iron Company t 212 5 .< Rhymuey Iron Co. 432 16 Loo* Vale Iron Co 9iS 5 C wui Cel^n tic Blaina Iron Co. 'J'Jii 18 .• CoaiOrooa. Vale lion Co From sundry Works 2550 5

KAIL»VA i KuJ 1 A.Ni) LLALI!J 1 AILL UiiEAT WiiSl'ER-V RAIL, WAV. ( Corrected to Felt, L.t. ) no); BMfcTOL TO LONDON. j Expr* [1,2, a.| Mail. 1,• I | | A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. | PM. PM- P.M. l.M. PM. V.M. Bristol 8 10 7 0' 7 40 8 85 11 0 10 ( 10 45 IK 40 1 44] 3 45 6 0 8 4J. 11 10 Hath 8 21 7 2o| 8 31 9 0 11 40 IU Jt li 8 1 0 2 0 4 8 b SrSj 9 It la 11 Swiiitlon 9 v:, 8 ;0'J0 2f 10 2i; 1 20 — 12 15j 2 10 2 65 5 25: i ii 1 Diiliot.Oil.Junr 8 53 9 20 11 Sh 11 10 3 i>0 — 12 55j 50 3 *2 & M b lfi 14 lifiitling no IS 9 63'12 SO 11 tit 4 24 — 1 30i 3 25 0 4t-| 8 M — 2 51 I'liililiii^tim (mr) 11 0 11 15' 2 15 It « 13 — 2 451 4 50 4 SO 8 (|!l t 4 1I FTiOM LONDON TO HKIETOL /NP FXfcllB Mfcii. l, ij ji.Aj'ifi, jtiuii. I, ,3. j A xj it A.hil. AJ* A.M. ».W,j AiM. KM. A.M. KOOK r.M., P.M. P.M. j P.M.; l.M. Puil<linf;toT)((lr)0 —61 7 15 7 45 0 10 10 II J1 t0 12 0 1 0 2 0 4 45! 5 it 8 CI heading — 7(9 tfO 8 50| ill it 1 10: 1 8 2 5 3 h 0 14 (> !•'< 10 1C L»i<lcot,Oxl.Junc. — 7 28 10 55 9 25jl0 47 12 li 2 45 1 40 2 40 3 40 C 50j 6 ii 10 4f !-vintlon — 8 a( t2 la iO 2-r>]ll 25 1 It 4 3 2 35 3 40 4 41 1 5oj 7 II II CI Bi'lli 7 15 9 21 1 55 11 2% 12 0 2 H 5 28 b 25 4 37 5:5 8 CO; 7 51 12 t( Hriatvl 8 0 10 (j 3 0 12 o 12 2 41 12 0 4 0 — 6 I. — 8 1 2C Briilgwulcr 9 20 11 C 4 tV 1 H>j I 5 3 ttl 2 4 0 5 0 — 7 10 — 8 51 2 it Tnunton 9 40 11 2ft 5 13 1 35 1 S9 4 2».j 3 i'5 5 28 7 32 9 15 3 0 Eicter 10 50 12 45 7 0 2 40! 2 15: 5 25l 5 20 6 45 — 8 tO 10 0 4 I Fukdats. —Trains start from Bristol for Pudtlingkn, c«llinf at the inte mediate stations III) 1.0 a.m., (1, 2, 3 cl.) 8.35 a.m., 3.50 p.ru. 11.50 |>.ni. (irnil). Fnm raddington to fnsto, .0.15 t.tn. (mail),2.0p.m., 8.55 p.m. ^Iraii). Fitm fciistol to Lxcttr 6.0 a.in., U.C5 p.m. (trail), b.U) p.m. ItSTiiitN 1"1.lS are arailable lur 1st aau 4!uu class pas- sengers who will be allowed a reduction of one-third of the f-treou the double journey, under the following conditions: — For a distance not exceeding 50 miles, on the same da they are issued, except oil Saturday a ticket taken On that dll: being available tor the return jouruey ou MonJay not exceed- ing 100 miles, ou the same day thi-y are issued, or the next Sunday nut beiiio' counted; exceeding 100 miles, on the salll day tluy aie issued, or either of the two next daj II, Suuday m being eoutited. London litne, which is about 13 minutes BEFOUB Card: Time. is kept atall the Sutious. From hltlSTOI. errcbrti lU|{Mi.NWilAll j Mall. ou cl., Jla.l A.M. AM. P.M. P.M. 1>.M l5n*to1 'r» 8 »0 11 to I io 5 o) 7 Gloucester 7 ij;lU UiU 4., 3 So 6 5o! « Gloucester 7 ij;lU UiU 4., 3 So 6 5o! « Ohellenliatn 7 1(> J a 3 4y 7 J5| 9 i Ashchureh 7 .i.nu 1 i. 3 65 7 3.J 9 Worcester 7 ,')0 IU 4si 1 ao 3 44 7 » Birimngiiam (arr)^ y 4 u' 4 [ 3 30 f» 3."> 10 Ojll BIR\liS»iil \| ( i„, jf y, tn ,"t.) to liUiSTOt, >Uii. va I'J.i Mail. j A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. i Birmingham t 4U —17 5011 JO 3 01 4 10 6 27 Worcester <14 — 8 Si ill 45 '2 25 4 33 7 1 Ashchurcli. 3 31 — a 37 j I 5 3 34] 5 45 8 21 C/hctlenlia:n 1 1 Ji II j.) I 2* 3 54 »i 8 4* Gloucester I 3(1 7 67 10 2i\ 1 5j 4 t> 37 9 2* Bristol (arr.) 0 3i> \) 37 14 7 3 3D (i 0| 7 5« 10 47 »u.>bars.— 1 runs leare UnstOI Jor I.UrllllDgh.1m Itt 6.10 a.m. 5.0 p.m., 7.Op.ui. Oiriniugham lor Bristol 1.30 a.m.,(i.ij a.m. 6.0 p.m. All Kxpress Train leaves Hristol for Birmingham at 3.50 pm. An Uxpres* 1'raiu IItanl from Birmingham for Gloucester Kt 8.25 p.m. Day Tickets to and from every Station: If 94 Saturday available for the return of &( Pif«flB9Vt •Ulior 94 dwuw Mt Mcadty.