The Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette

RAILWAY TIME TABIES. FROM APRIL 1ST, 1863, L-NTIL FUR THE It NOTICE. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. UP TRAINS -Week Days. Sundays DO N T It A I N s. H'eeh Days S mi days. 21 t 2 1 i i 3 1 2 STATIONS. a.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. STATIONS. a.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m CardilT Docks 9 20; 3 0 8 50j 3 c0 Uerthyr 8 201 2 5 6 40 9 10 4 10 Cardiff 9 30 3 15 6 30 9 01 4 0 Troedyihiew 8 27' 2 12 6 48 9 17 4 17 Llandatf 9 39! 3 21 6 39 9 9 4 9 Quaker's Yard Junct. Pentyrcii 9 46 3 31 t> 46 9 16 1 16 for West Midland Rail 8 37 2 22 6 53 9 27 4 27 Taff's Well 9 51 3 36 6 51 9 2i 4 21 — Treforest 10 2 3 47 7 3 9 32 4 32 < Aberdare 8 22 2 7j 6 42 9 32 4 12 Taff's Well 9 51 3 36 6 51 9 2i 4 21 — Treforest 10 2 3 47 7 3 9 32 4 32 < Aberdare 8 22 2 7j 6 42 9 32 4 12 Newbridge Juncion .I 10 7 3 52 7 8 9 37 4 37 I = Treaiu.»n 3 26 2 11! 6 47 9 16 4 16 j 3 Mountain As i 8 33 .8 6 54 9 V3( 4 23 if-s Newbridge J. dep 10 7 3 52 7 25 9 52 4 52 Aberdare lun<<. « 43 2 28 7 4 9 331 4 33 cs Porth 10 18 4 3 7 36 10 3 5 3 J Ystrad Arri 10 34. 4 19 7 53 10 19 5 19 AberdareJu ictiou dep. 8 48j 2 33, 7 10 9 38, 4 38 Aberdare Junction 10 19' i 4 7 21 9 49; 4 49 | "S I Y-tra.J., .dep 8 20,' 2 5. 6 32 9 3 4 3 5 S Porth 8 35 2 20 6 48 9 18 4 18 5 Aberdare June. 10 19 4 4 7 21 9 49i 4 49 4 Newbridge Juuc d 47( 2 32! 7 0 9 30 4 30 •§ Mountain Ash 10 29 4 14 7 31 9 59j 4 59 ~~i • J 5 Trearnan 10 36 4 21 7 38 10 6 5 6 Newbridge dep. 8 59 2 44 7 22 9 49 4 49 I Aberdare 10 40 4 25! 7 42! 10 10 5 10 freforest 9 4 2 49, 7 27 9 54 4 .4 L'atf's Weil 9 14 2 59 7 37 10 4 5 4 Quaker's Yard Junct.| Pentyrch 9 19 3 4 7 42 10 9 5 9 for West Midland Rail.] 10 29 4 14 7 31 9 59| 4 '9 Llandaif 9 26, 3 11 7 49, 10 16 5 lg Troedyrhiew 10 39 4 24j 7 41 1U 9i 5 9 i'-arditl 9 35, 3 20 7 581 10 25 5 2= Merthyr 10 "*> 7 47 10 5 15 1 I) .k- 9 45 3 301 1Q 43 RHYMNEY RAILWAY. Week Days, I S.iud ay<. V\ eek Days. Sundays, UP 1,2 3| 1,2,3, 1,2,3 l,2,3i ,2,3 DOWN. l,3, 1,3,15,11, ',3, 1,2,3 1,^3 a.;n p.mJp.m ^.m. p.m a.m. p.m., P.M. H.III. p.m. Cardi'1 ( Adam-st. statn.) 8 50 12 5o 6 0 7 55 3 3<' Rhymney 9 0 1 55j 6 0 9 30 4 55 6^ WalnutTree Bridge. 9 8 8 6 18 8 13! 3 48 I Pontl .tiyd 9 4 I 59 G 4 9 34 4 59 9| Caerphilly.. 9 18 1 16 6 30 8 21; 3 56 3i Tyr Phil 9 12 2 8 6 12 9 42 5 7 144 Ystrad 9 30! 1 30 6 45 8 31) 4 6 6 Barg. ed 9 2U 2 16 6 21 9 SO 5 15 15J Hengoed (N. A. Arr. 9 35 1 35, Pengam 9 27 2 23; 6 27 10 0 5 25 & 11. Junction {Dep. 9 4; 1 45 6 50 8 3o| 4 10 Hengoed (N. A. & S Arr. 9 34 2 3u 6 32 7 Pengam 9 52 1 52 6 57 8 40 4 15 U. Junction) £ Dep 9 40 2 15 6 40 10 5 5 30 8| Bargoed ,[o 1 59 7 4. 8 50i 4 25 |i^ Ystrad 9 44 2 49 6 45 lo 9 5 34 Hi Tyr Phil |o 8 2 8j 7 13j 8 5S| 4 33 15 Caerphilly 9 58 3 3 6 59 10 19' 5 44 23 £ Pontlottyn ho 15! 2 16! 7 211 9 6f 4 41 Walnut Free Bridge. 10 7 3 12 7 7 11' 27 5 5a 24 £ Rhymney po 05 o -lot 7 251 9 It)' 4 45 Cardiff^ >i-t. Stat' 10 25 3 30 7 25 10 45 6 1(1 SOUTH WALES RAILWAY- UP I K AIM S. — Week Days. Siunaupt, START! NO FROM E p«. 1, 2,3 7 l]>. i & 2 .2 ,5 Ktp- I 1, i \1 1,7" 2, .3 7,2,-j" 1, :J> Mail New Milford (for a.tr. i.'u, <. m* i. n. i. n. a.m.* 'a n. o. n. p.m. a.-n. a.m. a.m.* p.m. Alilfoid, Pembroke, &C., & Ireland) 7 lj 9 Oil 10 4 2» 10 40 4 26 Havei ford west :^j » 7 4) 9 2! II 35 4 50 11 5 4 50 2) 12 .5!)55-) Caimarthen June. 1$| j -S ..I j ID >) 12 5o 5 ~r) 12 23 5 59 Llanelly. 7 t, 9 .7 1 > 5-, l 39 6 14 1 12 6 44 Swansea 8 5 7 05 1) 2)11 13 2 5 5 0 7 0 8 4) 9 25 1 55 7 0 Lan,lore .817:3') 1112!755714850 .,o2 fan'Jore — I 8 I!) 7 3'J ='■? I M :i ) I 1 i-i 2 17 5 5 7 8 50 9 30 I 2 0 7 14 Llansamlet 8 19 7 1) -M* .it) 2 23 o 15 8 59 9 401 2 12 Neath. dep. 3 28 7 >9 5 10 4-i II 4> 2 1) 5 25 7 31 9 9 9 50 2 22 7*31 Briton Ferry 8 3i 3 6; 2 = 10 5t 47 5 3:) 9 u 9 55 2 27 Port Talbot g 42 S IS, ^3 ..ill > U 51 2 5S 5 38 7 42 9 22 10 3 2 34 7 42 I?1? 8 3! = = II 17 3 17 5 52 10 17 2 48 Bridgend 8 5 y « li 3; 12 lo 3 37 6 7 8 7 10 32 3 3 8 7 Pencoed 3 jj u in 4» 3 47 6 14 10 39 3 1] Llantrissent 9 l 3 1J 0 4 5 6 29 8 27 10 54 3 26 8 27 Peterstoo 9 2. l~\ 12 l>j 4 U, 6 39 11 4 3 36 St. Fagans 9 | Si 12 IS 4 22! 6 13 11 13 3 44 Ely, tor Llandaif 93,; a-2 I I 2> 4 23 6 53 Ill 18 3 49 Cardltf 6 i)i 9 4> j 11 3) li 3 1 12 i) 4 31: 7 0 8 49 11 25 3 56 8*49 Marsh field 6 til 9 ail i 11 42 12 45 4 51 7 15. n 40 4 I 1 Newport 6 24j 10 23| 11 5i 2. I 2) 5 13' 7 26 9 13 11 55 4 28 9 ].3 Chepstow 7 Oj 11 4j 3.3 ..29l 4'i 5 58 9 47 12 33 5 6 9 47 Gloucester .dep. S ,1 'l ••• 'J 2 45 1^2' 12 40 1 40 6 25 !10 47 i 8 -<! 7 15; a.m. 1 & 2 aldington 11 15' 4 45 9 0 6 0 110 4 33 7 0 11 5' DOWN TRAINS.— Week Uays. Sundays. STARTING 1,2.3 1&2 1,2,3; Expi 1,2,:3. Expa fixps. Alirr l,2,3|l,2,T~T,2/i 1 & 2 FROM a.m. a.m. a.m.# a.m.* p.u. a.m.* p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m.# a.m.* p.m. Paddington 5 0 9 15 II 45 4 50 8 10 8 0 2 15 c. a* 1,2,3. a.m. Mail Gloucester dep. 6 45 11 20 12 50 3 30 8 20 2 15 7 25 3 0 2 15 Chepstow 43 ] 2 2i 1 33 4 28 9 12 3 11 8 28 4 8 3 H Newport. dep. 8 40 |10 50 1 10 2 10 6 45 5 25 9 39 3 40 I 9 20 4 55 3 40 Marshfield 8 49 11 0 1 20 6 53 5 35 9 29 5 6 Cardiff 9 5 II 12 1 35 2 30 7 7 5 56 9 59 4 4 9 45 5 19 4 4 Ely,for Landaff 9 19 1 40 6 1 9 50 5 24 St. Fagans 9 15 1 45 g 7 9 55 5 29 Peterston 9 22 53 6 15 10 2 5 35 Llantrissent 9 34 2 4 6 27 10 19 4 26 10 14 5 45 4 26 Pencoed 9 52 2 22 6 44 10 32 63 Bridgend 10 0 2 32 3 1 6 55 10 32 4 44 10 40 6 13 4 44 PyJe 10 15 1.2,3 2 47 — 7 10 10 55 6 28 Port Talbot 10 29 9 35 3 1 3 21 7 25 10 55 5 8 9 30 U 9 6 42 5ft Briton Ferry 10 37 9 41 ~3 9 — 7 34 9 ig U 17 6 50 Neath.. dep. 10 47 9 50 3 18 3 31 7 44 11 9 5 24 9 45 11 27 7 2 5 2l Llansamlet 11 1 10 I 3 28 — 7 06 9 56 11 41 7 13 £ andore 11 18 10 10 4 5 3 56 8 8 5 52 10 5 II 53 7 23 5 52 Swansea.. 11 0 10 la 3 55 3 43 7 50 n 30 5 37 10 10 12 0 7 37 5 37 Llaaellv. II 48 4 40 4 23 8 37 6 17 8 13 6 I7 Carmarthen Junction 12 34 5 27 5 0 q 94 70 q n 7 c gr i 146 ••• 610 i5 59: 1 1" :«»'° 18,( Mllfor- 2 15 7 5 6 18 8 36 tO 40 8 3fi ^S^Trains marked thus* stop at Newport for refreshment*. VALE OF NEATH RAILWAY. 1 Week Days. Sundays. j Week Days. Sundays. 1,2, & 1,2 ,& 1,2, & 1,2,$1,2S 1,2, & 11,2 ,& 1 & 2, 1,2,& l/>& DOWN TRAINS. 3 cl. 3cl. 3 cl. 3cl.3cl UP T3AIN3. 3 cl. 3 cl. class. 3 cl. 3 cl. A.M. P.M. P.M. A. M P.M A. M. P. M. P.M. A. M. P M. Merthyr dep.! 8 30 1 25 6 0 3 30 5 42 'Jeath 8 35 2 52 7 50 10 0 7 45 Abernant, for Aberdare 8 42 1 37 6 12 8 42 5 54 IberdylaU. 8 40 2 57 7 55 10 5 7 50 Llwydcoed 8 47 1 42 6 17 8 47 5 59 ^lesolven 8 50 3 9 8 5 10 15 8 0 Hirwain orr.j 8 53 1 48 6 23 8 5.3 ,6 5 iiyn-Neath •• 8 53 3 19 8 13 10 23 8 8 — — 1——— 4irwain arr 9 17 3 39 8 33 10 43 8 28 Aberdare dep.! 8 35 1 3J 6 5 8 35 5 47 j— Hirwain 8 48 1 43 6 18 8 48 6 0 Hinvaia dep.. 9 23 3 45 8 4' 10 50 8 35 ~—| Aberdare ,arr.l 9 35 3 57 8 50 ll 0 8 43 hi.cwain dep. 8 55 1 50 6 25 8 55 6 ? — —_ Gl j n-Neath 9 14 2 9 6 44 9 14 6 26 lirw<<in dep.] 9 20 3 42 8 36 10 46 8 31 ft"1;?- 9 35 1 ? H 35 -'wydcoel 9 n 3 49 8 43 10 53 8 38 Aberdylais W 5 1 9 35 6 47 \bernant, for Aber.lare! .1 37 3 59 8 53 ll 3 8 48 Aeath 9 40 2 3a l(j 9 40 6 52 hvr | «> 5t) 4 12 0 5 n i =, 19 0 WESTERN VALLEYS RAILWAY. WeekDiy-. aundays. \Veek U^ys. llSundavg UP. !2.3 1,2, 3 1,2,311.2,3 1,2,3.1,2 3 DOWN. 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3.; 1, 2,3 ,2, 3 l, 2* 3 STATION a.m. a.m. p.m. p m. a.m.! p.m. STATIONS. a,<n a.n.. p.m p.m.l a.m. pm Newport 7 Oil 03 05 30 8 30 5 15 Ebb* Vale 8 40 11 15 2 15 7 ao'io 25 7*10 Baoalleg Junction 7 11 11 13 3 13 5 43 8 43 5 281 Victoria 8 47 11 22 2 23 7 27 l0 32 7 17 Tydee 7 16 U lg 3 18 5 48 8 48 5 33' Cwm 8 53 11 28 2 28 *0 38 7 23 R«8ca 7 25 11 27 3 30 5 57 8 57 5 421 Aaeibeeg Junction. 9 3 11 38 2 381 7 42 lo 48 7 33 Cross Keyt 7 3i ll 34/ 3 37 6 4 9 4 5 49 Chapel Bridge 11 39 3 42 6 9 9 9 5 54! Nantyglo 8 4' 11 15 2 151 7 20 10 25 7 10 Abercarn 41 44; 3 48 6 14 9 14 5 59 Blaina 8 46 11 21 2 21 7 26 10 31 7 16 Newbridge 47 11 50, 3 04 6 20 9 20 6 5 Abertilleiy 8 53 ll 28 2 28 7 33 10 38 7 23 v,rUD? n ,1,' 0 6 25 9 lb 6 10 Aberueeg Junction.. 9 3 11 38 2 38' 7 42 10 48 7 33 Llanhilletb Llauhilleth Aberbeeg: Junc'toa. ^4 12 ^8, 4 18 6 33 9 38 6 23 Crumlin 9 14 11 49 2 49 7 51 11 1 7 46 Blaina 8 22 12 27j 4 36 6 Q f 31' Newbr,1Ke 9 19 '1 54 2 54 7 56 11 6 7 51 Nantygfo" 3_30 12_35| 4_4^ 7 510 6 JJj ch-Mel'-ir i'li*. 9 30 I2 5 3 ? § ^l!? ^2 Aberbeegjunclioo. J 4 U >, 4 ,8 38 ^IV: S|!| I !J| I !J g I ,? yujcu-««» »i *« «u „ j li i»»il» ll I It I,' t? | g El"" 8 30 12 35 4 44 7 5 10 5 6 50 l„ |2 48 3 4S „ 2 12 o « On Saturdays, an additional train leaves Newport at 7.30 p.m. for Crumlin, calling at intercnediate statione. C A LEW DA H» \g r*r *T 1 Q MAY 10. 5TH SCNDAY AFTER EASTEB TF.V u u*Le Aberga'enny, Moon's last Quarter 16 m. afier 7 morning BBECQNSHIRE Cr.ckhowell, May 12. New Moon, 17th, 11 m. before 5 afternoon HIGH WATER AT PAPniFV 11. Mutineer. ,e.ch D«lhi, 1857 MAY m ni!t m rt' died, i860 Sunday *0'™* 13. OldMayDay Mond/ JJ •••• U 8 11 36 14. Ascens.on Day. Holy Thursday Tuesday i2 q 38 ? iS M- v U 1847 Wednesday. 13 ? 5l I 3J 16. Mrs. Hemans died, 1835 Thursday 14 3 2 I « FAIRS. — GLAM0R«AN8HiaB: Ab.nuon, May 15- Friday. 15 4 14 t ll Cwdiff, M»y 13} W»atrwB*nt, May 13 J SffMuw, Saturday, 1« 5 12 5 38

MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGF.—MONDAY. Last week's supplies were very moderate altogether. The exports were 240 qrs. wheat, 120 qls. oats, 200 qrs. maiz Of English wheat there were 4,261 qre., of foreign 4,631 qrs. The show of samples from Ken! and Essex this morn- ing was tery short. At the opening rather more motley was asked mjd eventually purchases were made at the pre\ious Monday's tendency. The foreign trade was .slow, at the ratne prices as this day se'nuight. Of country flour thece were 15,687 sacks, of foreign 200 sacks. Norfulks aldl other country descriptions Kluwly maintained last week's prices. American barrels, iiie ribserice of arrivilg, were butlittle in r'<lu'>8'. lovvu quotations were unaltered. Of British barley there were 988 qrs., ot foreign 6,102 qr^. Very little was doing, but malting medium foreign and other new sorts were unaltered in value. Thp. malt trd,le was quiet, though fiDe parcela were fully as dear. Of oals there were 16,050 qrs., viz.—2,283 qrs. English 23 qrs. Scotch; no Irish 13,744 qrs. foieign. The shortness of supplies enabled ttictors to maintain Friday's advance on fresh corn, but the demand was slack. Ot native beans there were 364 qi- of foreign, 1,435 qrs. Prices were fully maintained, especially of Egyptian, which were harder to buy. Ot' English peas there were 46 qrs., of foreign none. W ith small stocks of foreign on hand, the price of uld feeding white was maintained. Of linseed there were ^,950 IjiS, the- exports 2,254 qrs. There was no change in linseed, and cakes found a fair sale at former rates. The seed trade was lifeles-, the season being over, but red cloveiseed maintained its \alu('. Canary, tares, and mustardseed remained in neglect, without change of value. CURRENT PRICES OF BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR IN MARK LANE. Shillings per Qr. Shillings per Qr. Wheat.Esaex&Kent, Oats, Scotch feed.. 20 to 23 white, new.. 40 to 50 Scotch, potato 24.26 Ditto, old 49..53 Irish teed, white 16..18 Ditto, red, new. 40..19 Ditto, fine 19..23 Duto, old 49..51 Ditto, black 16.. 18 Norfolk, Lincolnsh, Ditto, tine 19..21 & Yorksh. red, nw 40..49 Beans, ,Vi azagan,new29.. 31 Ditto,old 49..50 Ticks 29..31 Bailey, new maltng 28..37 Harrow, new 31..35 Chevalier 34..40 Pigeon 36.,42 Grinding 25..26 Peas, white, boilers 36.38 Distilling .28..33, Mapte.38..40 Malt, Essex, Nor.'olk, Gray .34..35 Suffolk, new 60..68 Flour, town households, Kingston, Ware, & per sick of 280 lb. 40..47 ton n-made, uew 60.. 68 i Country 30.32 Brown, new 50..57 j Househuids .34..36 It) e, IN e w 34..35| Norfolk & Suffolk, °"F, English feed 19..22 ex ship ..29..31 English, potatoe 23..26 t CARMARTHEN.—SATURDAY. During the past week the weather on the whole has been favourable to the fatmers to complete the setting season. The transactions in home-grown giain very small. The supply of new butter seasonable and in good demand, quotations this day are for I Wheal, 64'ibs. 5s 6d to 6s 6d I Cheese per cwt.. 18i to 21d Ua's, 401bs., 2s 6d to 2s 9d Butter, per lb. 10d to 10|d Barley, 541bs. 3; 9d to 4s 3d I HAVERFORDWEST SAIURDAY. W heat, bushel 5s6d to 6s3d j Salt butler. lOd to 10^d Barley 3s 3d to 3s 9d I Fresh butter Ill to Is Oats 2s 3d to 2s 4d I Cheese 3d to 41 tieef, per lb. 5d to 8d Fowls, couj.le 3s Od to 4s 0d Mutton 81 to 8gd Ducks, e*ch 0s 0 to 0s 01 Veal 4 i to 7d Eggs, doz. 6 Pork 6 1 to 7d Potatoes, per 12 lbs 6 LONDON CATTLE MARKEr. ON DAY. The arrivals of cattle and sheep into the port of Londou from the continent during the past week hafe been very small. The Custom house official retui ri gives an entry of 255 oxen, 374 calves, 784 sheep, "nd 8 pigs, together a total ot 1,4*21 heatt, against 1,833 head in the same period last year, 3,567 head in 1861, 5,095 in 1860, 2 006 in 1859, and 1,186 in 1858. The supply of beasts at market to-day was much the same in number as on Monday last, and the state of trade was more cheerful, bt full) last week's rates. Of sheep and lambs also the supply was within 10 of list Monday's arrival, being 22,640, against 22,650. Trade was very good for both mutton and lamb, and former prices were unaltered. Thele was no change of any kiuu in either the veal or pork trade. Prices and Supplv of Cattle at Market. Beef 3s 8il 5s 0d Bea^ti 4,090 Mutton 4s 01 5s lOd Sheep 21,710 Lamb 6s Od 8s Od Calves 150 Veal 4s Od 5s 8'! Pigs ## 240 Pork 4s Od 4s 4d

HAY MARKET. Per load of 36 trnsses. Clover.. £ 3 10s. to £ 5 10s Hay £ 2 0s. to £ 4 0s. J Straw., £ 1 10s. to £ 1 16s BRECON.—SATURD AY. The weather rainy and hail, with cold wind in the beginning of the week, terminating in fine weather. Wheat, 6s. OJ to 6s 6d. per bushel; bariey, 6,. per bushel; oats, nil. S SV A N SEA.—SATURDAY. Beef, per lb 6.1 to Rd Turkeys 4s to 7s 6s Mutton 7jd, 8d i Geese 4s to 6, Oats 18s | Ducks, a couple 3s Od to 4s Barley 13s 6d | Fowls 2s 6d to 3s Od Wheat 20s to 2ls I Fresh butter, 1 s 3d Potatoes, 8 lbs. for 6d j Salt ditto Is Id BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—MONDAY. The demand daily increasing for all descriptions with a very scanty supply. The market 2s. to 4s. dearer since Friday, with rather an upwards tendency.

WOOL-MARKET. Sales were continued this evening by Mr. H. P. Hughes. It was the opinion of very many buyers that prices generally, and even of the middle class of Port Phillip wools, were firmer than they have been since the opening. Tasmania and Adelaide wools have been decidedly firm, and bring the rates of the last auctions. COAL MARKET, MONDAY. The arrivals to-day were all steamers on contracts, with the exception of one sailing vessel. Business quiet at last prices for all descriptions. (Prices of coals per ton at the close of the market.) Bates's West Hartley, 143. Bowers' W. Hartley, 15g, Bell's Primrose, 0s. Od. Buddie's West Hartley, 15s. 0 I. Byass's Bebside West Hartley 15s. 6d. Carr's Hartley 0s. Od. Davison's West Harily, 15s. 0d. Cowpei! Hartley, 15s. Od. Craghead Steam, 9s. Od. Haetitigs Hartley, 15s. Od. Holywell Main, 15s. 01. Lambert's W. Hartley 15s. 3d. North Pelton Gas, 13s. Sleekburn West Hartley, 14s. Tunfield Moor, 12s. 2d. Tanfield Moor Butes 12s. 6d. Walker Primrose lis. 6d. West Wylam, 15s. Od. Wytacp, 15s. OJ. Eden Main 15s. Od. Waifs-end: Byron, 14s 3d. Burn, 17s. 3d. Eden 15s. Hedley, 17s. Lawson, 14s. 6d. Kepier Grange, 178.9d. Gosforth, 14s. 3d. Harton, 14s. 3d. Stewart's, 16s. 6d Riddell, 14s. Od. Wharncliffe, 14s. Od. HiJda, Os*. 0d. Hagwell, 17s. Od. Belmont, 17s. 6d. Braddjli's" Hetton, 15s. 6d. Framwellgate, 14s. 6d. Russell's i Hetton, 17s. Od. South Hetton, 17,.6d Caradoc, 16*.0J. Tunstall, 14s. 0 ). Cassop, 15s. 9d. H artlepool, lG-.W. Heugh Hall, 15s. Od. Hunwick, 15s. Kt-lloe, 16s. Od. South Hartlepool, 15s. 3d. South Kelloe, 15s. 6d. Thorpe, 0s. 0d. Trimdon Hartlepool, 16s. 9d. West Hartlepool, 16s. Od. Pease's West, Os. Whitworth, 15s. Od. Carway and Duffryn Anthracite, 19s 6 1. Carway and Duffryn Malting, 19s. 6d. Wayne's Mer- tbyr, 18s. 6d. Ships at market, 60 sold, 40 unsold, 26. METAL MARKET.—SATURDAY. REMARKS.—Metals remain in a very quiescent state; scarcely any noticeable alteration has taken place since our last week's report; speculators seem entirely to have withdrawn themselves from the market, and the demand for shipment is limited. For home consumption a little better enquiry is mani- fested. COPPER,- English manufactured cannot be bought first-hand below full rates, a few parcels originally purchased by speculators, have been dis posed of at a fractional reduction, but the smelters are generally pretty well off for speculations, and firmly adhere to price. In cake, tile, and ingot a fair amount of business has been done, mostly from weak holders wishing to realise, buyers being readily found where a small concession in price is made. In foreign, some descriptions are slightly better. Burra Burra, i-49 10s.; Chili, JE82 to £ 83. YELLOW METAL—Both sheets and sheathing in good steady demand, and some makers quite full of orders,—prices unchanged. IRON.—Railway bars slow of sale, at quotations; merchant bars in rather more request, but ironmasters still much in want of orders; f5 7s. 6d. in Wales; £ 6 5s., f.o.b. in London. Staffordshire in steady demand for shipment. Makers of first qualities con- tinue to realise list prices. A good deal of incon- venience is experienced on account of the strike of puddkrs causing makers to overstep contract dates of denvery. Swedish bats are arriving rather more freely orders for shipment are very scarce, and prices, consequently, low stock-keepers here, however, have a good opinion of the market, and readily buy up that which is arriving. Stocks in Sweden, on account of the mild and comparatively snowless winter, are not equal to the average, as the difficulty of getting fuel up to the higher works, except by sledges over the snow, is very considerable. In Bombay, the market is still unremunerative, and simply excessive. Scotch pigs have evinced a slightly upward tendency through- out the week, which being further acted on by the reduction in Bank rate, has caused and advance to 51s. l^d., mixed numbers. TIN.-English very quiet, and easily obtainable under fixed rates. In Foreign, a slight reaction has taken place and a sale ot a small quantity of Straits has been effected at £ 122 each there are still ready sellers at fl-23. Banca quoted £ 127 to £128; no sales reported.—Mining Journal. i. s. d. CotPBK.—Best selected .per ton 92 0 0 — Tough cake 89 0 0- Tile 89 0 0 Burra Burra 91 10 0 95 0 0 Copiupo — Copper Wire per lb. 0 1 — Ditto Tu bes 0 1 U- Sheathing and bults.ton 96 0 0 Bottoms lot 0 () Old (Exchange) 82 0 0 .n IRON.—Bars, Welsh, in London.tonC 5 0 G 10 O Ditto, to arrive ti.) II Nail rods 7 0 0 — Staft'ord. in London 7 10 0 — Bars ditto 7 0 0 8 0 0 Hoops ditto 8 7 6 8 10 0 Sheets, single J 5 0 9 15 0 Pig, No. 1, in Wales 3 10 0 4 0 0 Refined metal, ditto 4 0 0 5 0 0 Bars, cornman, ditto 5 10 0 5 15 0 Ditto, merchant, in Tees. 6 10 0 Ditto, railwa),, in Wales 5 12 6 Ditto, Swedish, in London 11 15 — 12 10 0 To arrive 11 15 0 12 10 0 Pi, No. i, in Cl) de 2 14 6 3 0 0 Ditto, f.o b. in Tees. 2 8 0 2 10 0 Ditto, (urge f.o.b. iu Tees 2 5 0 n. Staffordshire Forge Pig Welsh Forge Pig. — QUICKSILVER 7 0 0 per bottle. SPELTER.—Foreign per tou 17 17 6 18 0 0 To arrive 18 0 0 "IN English blocks. 119 0 0 Ditto bars, in barrets.120 0 0 Ditto relined 124 0 0 Banca 128 0 0 Straits .12.300- TIN-PLATES IC Charcoal, 1st IJU. box 1 7 Q— 1 8 6 IX ditto, 1st quality 1 13 6 1 14 6 1C ditto, 2nd quality 1 4 6 1 6 0 IX ditto, 2ud quality 110 6 112 0 1C Coke 1 2 6 1 4 0 IXdilto 1 8 6 110 0 Canada plates .per ton 12 10 0 13 0 0 Vei[owMetatSheathing.ueriu. Sid. — Indian Charcoal Pigs in London 6 12 6 6 15 0

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PCST OFFICE, BUTE DOCKS, Mr. W. T. Morgan Receiver. Letters toi tile North Mail must be posted aefore ~i p in. l.tI..n dilto, p. Merthyr and FembruUe ditto, S.3 0 p.tn, on Sun1 H. ii.m. O!ily.- Money Olden is,ued and paid at th: Office from 9 ull 3.5 p.m., and from 3.20 till o ;>.m. Saturday from 9 a.m. till 3.5 p fn.; 3 20 ti 7 ;-j p.m.. and from 7.20 till 8 p,m POST OFFICE CANTON, Mr. Thomas Joyce, Re- waiver.—Letters for the North Mail mu«t be posted before 2.55 p.m.; London ditto, 7.25 p.m.; on Sundays 5.10 p.m. nly. Money Orders are issued and raid at thi9 Office troin ') a.m. till 6 p.m. Saturdays from 9 .In. till 8 p.m. The Letters from the followiug PILLAR LETTER BOXES are cleared at the underraentioned hours:- No. I. Crockhevbtown "\3.35 p.m. for North Mail. 2. Bute.street f 7 35 p.m. (or London Mail. — 3. Bute Koad .9. 0 p.m. Merthyr & Pembroke. — 4. Newtown .3 Sundays 5.30 p.m. only. ) 3.25 p.m. for North Mail. — 5. Roath, Castle rd. f 7.25 p.m. for Loudon Mail, (j: Elm-St., Roath. C 8.50 p.m. Merthyi & Pembroke. J Sundays 5.20 p.m. only.

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A NEVER-FAILING REMEDY. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS; Prepared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe uf Dr. SCOTT, of Bromley, Kent. For affections of the Liver, Indigestion, Flatulency, Bile, Sick Headache, Giddinei- Loss of Appetite, Lowuesn of Spirit?, with sensation of fulness at the pit of the stomach, pains between the shcwdeu, and the distressing filing arising from Indigestion and General Debility, Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver PIli., prepared without any mercurial ingredient, from the receipt of Dr. Scott of Biomley, Kent, will be fouud the most effectual remedy. They can be taken at any time, without any dinger' from wet or cold, and require no restraint from business or pleasure they act mildly on the bowels, with- out paiu or gt i ping, givillg strellgth to the stomach, promote healthv action of the liver, in which they prevent and cure the Jaundice and Dropsy, clear the skin, remove sallownesi and pimples, purify the blood, brace the nerves, and in- vigorate the whole system. Females will find them most invaluable, and should never be without them. Extraordinary cure of Yellow Jaundice aod Inflammatiou of the Liver. Romford, April 7th, 1860 '• Dear Sir,—I beg to hand you a testimonial sent to me unsolicited, that it may be published. I know the party who wrot e it, and can vouch for ih authenticity, 1 am yours truly, To Mr. W. Lambert." HARRIS. "6, Albert-terrace, Victoria-road, Romford March 29, 1860. It is with the preatest pleasure I write to state the wonder/ul benefit I have derived by taking Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills since I have been in Rumford. Previous to my coming down here I was frequently laid up with Inflammation of theLiver, followed by Yellow Jaundice, & also since 1 have been here I have had several very nerious attacks, but could get nothing which seemed to touch the complaint, though I had tried almost every thiug)n the way of medicine, until about 16 months since, when I was very ill, a friend gave me some of Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills to try. They soon wrought a wonderful change in me, and since taking them I have had excellent health, having had but two day's illness since lhat time. I may also say that I use them as a family medicine, and find them to be the best thing for myself, wife, and family, both as regards economy and efficiency 111 conclusion, I would just say, you are at liberty to make what use of this you like for the benefit of others. c, Jam, sir, yours sincerely, "JOHN PALMER. "Mr. F. Harris, COt mist, Romford." Surprising Relief of Bilions and Nervous Fever. 169, Broad-street, Islington, Birmingham, "January 9, 186J. "To Mr. W. Lambert, Dear Sir -The accompanying testimonial, relative to the wonderfully benefical action of Dr Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, was voluntarily given me by Mr. J. Clowes and, by his permission, I am induced to forward it to you for further circulation, if you think fit. I may add Mr. Clowes is a well known and highly respectable man, and has earned an independency. 1 am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, "HENRY WHITTLES, Chemist. "Sly wife had been suffering for a long time from Bi li- ous and Nervous Fever, and the Medicines prescribed for her by the medical men whom she has consulted, and other remedies she tried, failed to do her any good. She then tried Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills; and it is with much gratification and delight I am able to assert that they have done her more good than any medicine she has previously taken, and further, she continues in good health, which I believe is entirely owing to having occa- sional recourse to the Pills. I keep the Pills always by me, c, JOStAH CLOWES, 114, Tennant-street, Islington, Birmingham." Prepared only by W. Lambert, chemist, 8, King William- street, Charing Cross, removed from 20, Jermyn-street, llaymarket. L judon, in boxes h. I Ad., or three times the quantity in one, 2s. 9d., and sold by all respectable medicine vendors throughout the United Kingdom. lMPORTA NT CAUTION.— Be sure to ask for Dr Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills; if you ask for "Scott's Pills" you will get quite a difterent medicine if you ask for liiiious and Liver Pills" you will get a spurious compound, which, if taken will not have the beneficial effects. Take down the particu- lars-" Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills." Be sure they are in a square green package, with the name of William Lambert, engraved on the red ground governineui stamp. It frequently occurs that druggists impose on their cus- tomers a Scot's llill," in an oval box, which is quite a different medicine, and causes much disappointment, as their medicinal effects are so opposite. Should any difficulty occur in obtaining the Pills, send 16 or 137 postage stamps to the establishment, and they will be forwarded free. AGENTS. CARDIFF—Messrs. James & Williams, Chemists Mr. Joy do; W. Luke Evans, do. Merthyr-Mr. T. Stepheu", Cuemlst; Vlr.JoHn Davies, do.

NO MORE BLACKBEETLES 1 EMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.-Certain JLj death to all vermin the original and only one to be relied on. Price Is., or Pust free for 14 stamps. NO MORE CORNS, BUNIONS, &c. I £ \1 ERY'S CORN PLA ISTERS, remove Corns, &c. £ \1 ERY'S CORN PL A IS 1'ERS, remove Corns, &c. speedily, painlessly, and effectually. Testimonials constantly arriving. Price Is., or obtainable, as is also Beetle Poison, through all chemists, &c., or sent direct for 14 stamps. NO MORE RHEUMATISM L^MERY'S MARVELLOUS CURE FOR RHEU- Fi MA'ITSM, iu one week. Post free for 14 stamps, Obtainable ONLY from Emery & Co., 24, Montague Street, London, W.C. SKIN DISEASES, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, &c. rl H EIR prevention and cure by heat and fumigation, 1, the effects of which in the above and many other chronic maladies, surpasses everything. 20, Baker Street, Portman Square, London. Under the direction of two Physicians. Consultations 11 till 3 daily. A Pamphlet (132 page;) sent post-free for 14 stamps. STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA; its nature, S consequences, varieties, and speedy cure, without the pain and risks of laceration, cutting or other irrational measures. By Drs. Barker and Henderson, M.R.C.S.E &c. Price is., or post-free for 14 stamps by Johnson & Co., Publishers, 10, Brooke Street, liolbora, London} and through ell Booluellert, EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF THE NEW MODE OF TREATMENT. Post free for Six. Stamps, open ends, or 14 in a Sealed Envelope. 1 NVALIDS will be ASTONISHED at the CON J IliNTS of the NEW BOOK on PREMATURE DECLINE and its ready rcmota); the modern treatment of certain disqualifications: with rules and numerous pre- scriptiülls for the speedy cure by very simple means of nel- vousness, debility, and all the more common diseases and supposed incurable maladies of the sexual system. By Dr. W. Jh: lioos, :\1.1)., M.R.C.S-. L.A.C., &c., of the Kcole de Alcdecine, Paris, Graduate in Medicinc, Surgery and Mid- wifery. By the present law, none but the real Physician or Sur- geon dare attach M.D. or M.R.C.S. to his name and openly advertise his fees, as heavy penalties would be incurred. The public should therefore guard Hg-ainst impostors who implldelltly style tkemselces Ur. Professor," '■ Al.R.A.S," F.U. A.S., M.A. &c in order to mislead the unwary as to their TRUE character. None of these men really know more of the diseases they PROFESS to treat, thdl) any per- son may, by leading the above work. From long practical obgervauon in the mo,t famous Institutions of this country and thc continent, lhc Author has had somewhat unusual facilities for acquiring that uniform success, wblch has hitherto character:scú his Ireat- ment, and he refers with pride to the numbers he has been iutriiiiM nlal jn restoring to health alld happiness; whilst to all who nced stich aid, he offers every assurance oí speedy restoration. Persons at a distahee should fnrward a detail of their case by letter, enclosiug £ 1 Is. for advice, and inrdicines, which will be sent by return. PATIENTS CORRES- PONDED WITH TILL CURED. Post-oiiice orders tt) be made payable at iJi^ (ieueral j'ost O/iice, to W AI-TIm DE lioos, M.D., 25, Bedford Place, Bloomsbury Square, London. Hours fur cOlIslIlLälion Utili 2, Sundays excepted. It is important to recollect the add res., as to mellt tile wiih of patient") THE ENTRANCE IS STRICTLY PRIVATE. THE MOST WONDERFUL MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. yiURE IN FOUR WEUKS.—THE GUTT/E \J VITÆ, or VEGETABLE LIFE DROPS. Pro- tected by Royal Letters Patent; Sanctioned by the Faculte de France, &c., have in numberless instances proved their superioiity over every other advertised remedy for lan^our, lassitude, depression of spirits, irritability, excitement, fear, distaste and incapacity for society, study, or business, indigestion, pains and palpitation inthe side, giddiDCSS, noise in the bead, &c. This medicine strengthens tbe vitality of the whole system gives energy to the muscles speedily re- moves nervousness, renovates the impaired powers of life, and invigorates the mOSl shattered constitution. For skin eruptions, sore throat, pains in the bones, and those dis- eases in which mercury, sarsarparilla, &c., are too often em- ployed lO the utter ruin of health, its surprisiug etticacy has only to be tested, Before wasting valuable time ittseeking aid from instru- ments, electricity, galvanism, waft similar absurditien, pro- fessing to set aside medicines, bv American impostors and others, whose boasted distinguished qualifications'' consist solely of their consummale impudence, sufferers will do well to wake fair trial of a remedy which, concocied 011 scientific principles, cannot fail. Price 4s. 6d. and I is., or four times the latter at 33s. p«r bottle, through all Chemists, or direct from 25, Bedford Place, WHERE THOUSANDS OF TEST I- MONIALS MAY BE sEEN R|MIE THREE DAYS' CURE.—NEW FRENCH JL REMEDY THLSRAPLON, as uniformly adopted in the French hospitals, aud by the nOlabllltles of the French faculty; in a remarkably short tune often two or three da) s 1 only, without tue sllglhlest discomfort, inconvenience, or risk, removes all discharges froua the mucuous membrane, whethoot the urinary or other organs. It combines all the uesideratd to be sought iu a medicine of the kiud, and surpdSses everything hithe. to empl. yed. Devoid of all unpiea?>aiu taste aud smell. la packets 2s. 9d,, 4s. 6j., lis. and 33s. throllgh all respectable medicine vendors, or sent direct from the establishment ou receipt of stamps or post-office order. The 11 s. size c intains three at 4s. (id. and those at 33s. four ot the lis. The Sllllllp, ro Iwitdte which is felony, bears theword '• I herapion, in while letters, by urder of Ijer Commi sioners, 110 thereuy secure the proprietor a^ai 1st infringement tllionghout the United Kingdom and the Colonies. IJAINS IN THE 13ACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO JL GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, kc., THE COMPOUND RKNAL PILLS correct acidity of the stomach, and indigesiiou, promote the functions of the livei aud kidneys, thereby preventing slone in the bladder and kidneys, with many other serious disorders to which these illlportallt organs are subject. Listlcssness, woakuess, peevishuess, and cOUipbiuts ioug supposed [0 be nervous, oflen arise solely froln contamination 01 die blood wilh cllr- tain impu ities which should have becn carneu uff by the kidneys; several unsightly eruptions of the skin and face also arise trolD the sawe cause, and may ue a. readily re- moved by these Pills, which in 19 cases out of 20 cure with a rapidity almost marvellous. I". lgd., 2s. 9d., 4s. tid., lis. and 33s. per box, through all Chemists. Thousands of I'esti uonials may be seen by any one. Sold by James, Joy, and Evans, Cardiff; Roberts, chemist, Conway; Hughes, chemist, Bangor; Griffith, chemist, High-street, Carnarvon; Price Brothers, Post oHice, Bridgend; Thomas, chemist (opposite Angel), Mer- thyr; Watkins, High-street, Abergavenny; White, che- mist, Guildhall-square, Carmarthen Williams, chemist, High-street, Cardigan; Davies, chemist, & Potter, Herald office, Haverfordwest; Treweeks, chemist, Pembroke; Evans, chemist, High-street, Swansea, Moore, chemist, Broad-street, Newtown; Stephens, chemist, High-street, Merthyr Tydhl; Winnal, 78, High-street, Birmingham; Ferris, Score, & Co, Union-st. Bristol; Keene, Bath; Raimes & Co., York & Edinburgh, Whittaker, Sheffield Westmacoit, ,\1 anchester; Howe II, Dame-st, aud Raimer & Co., Liverpool; Mc.Master & Co., Capel-street, Dnbtin Apothecaries' Co., Glasgow; Bradbury, Bolton; Pratt, Bradford Dyer, Halifax Reihardt, Leeds Mander & Co., Wolverhampton; and at least one agent in almost every tOWIl; but should difficulty occur, encloslJ the amount per post-oflice order or otherwise, to 25, Bedford Place, Bloomsbury Square,London, and they will be sent securely packed per return. NOTICE AN D CAUTION.— Dr. De Roos is the onlylegally qualified medical man who thus openly advertises his medi- cines; and as there ate injurious imitations of the above by self-styled Doctors and Professors, who copy bis books advertisements, See., and forge testimonials to putf off their useless Irasl1, sulferers should guard against the re- commendation of the same, or other articles, by dishonest vendors, who thereby obtain a larger profit. The genuine have the words "WALTKHUH ROOS, LONDON," printed in white ltHters 011 the Government Stamp by order of Her Majesty's Hon. Commissioners, to imitate which is felony and transportation. DO YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR, WHIS- KERS, MOUSTACHIOS, and EYUBROWS ? — Of the numerous preparations introduced for the HAIR, none have maintained such celebrity as EMILIli DEAN'S CRINILKNE, which is guaranteed to produce Whiskers, Moustachios, and Eyebrows in a few weeks; anJ will be fonnd eminently successful in nourishing, curling, and beautifying the Hair, checking greyness ill all its stages, strengthening weak Hair, and preventing its falling off. In tbe reproduction of Hair in baldness, from whatever calise and and at whatever age, ONE TRIAL will prove its astonishing power. In the nursery it is indispensable, forulIng the basis of a beautiful head of hair. Price 2s. per bottte large bottles, containing more than four times the small ones, 5s. each. Sold by all Chelnisls 111 the world, or sent post free, 011 receipt of 24 penny stamps, by Mioses DEAN & OOUPELLB, Hair Re»toiers, &c., Bedford House, Russell-square, London, W.C. EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS My hair was lapidly com- ing off, but iu a week afler using your CClnilene it ceased." 1. Hickson, Kldon-street, Sheffield. In the short true of one fortnight J have gOl a beauliflll mouslache.H A dams, Wilsden. I can now boast of a head of hair, which many cannot 1 was quite bald on the crown of my head when I bezan using it.W. B. '« Every "customer speaks highly of your Crinilene."—F. P. Jones, Chemist, 5, Paradise- street, Liverpool. "HINTS ON THE MANAGKMKNR OF THE HAIR," Whiskers, &c., with Testimonials, List of Agents, sent post free for tour penny stamps. KNOW IHYSELF! THE OKIGINAL GRA- PHIOLOGIST. MARIE COUPELLli, continues her vivid, interesting and useful delineations of character from the bandwnungot individuals, in a style peculiarly her own. Persons desirous of knowing their own characteristics, or those of any fnend, should send a specimen of writing, stating, sex age, or supposed age, &c. "itb 14 uncut penny stamps and ad- dressed envelope to Marie Coupelle, Bedford Houss, Hussell square, London, W.C., when they will receive a lengthened detail of the talents, tastes, virtues, failings, &c., of the writer with many other things previously unsuspected ana calculated to guide in the every oay affairs of life. • The thousands who acknowledge tbe value and accuracy of Miss C.'s ske ches, establish the grea' utility of the science.— The characteis you sent were wonderfully truthful." MillS Hall, Atheury, Co. Galway. "I was much surprised at the clever way in which you describe my character."—Jaue Bray, 105, Lansdowne Place, Brighton. It is pronounced quite extraordinary."—Charles Hamilton. You described my character so truly that I could not have doue it better."—Louis Rivior. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. For two stimpa sufferers may avoid the sham Captains who generously caution the public agaiost pills &c the self-styled reverends, gentlemen of fortune rupture- curing quacks, and other swindlers, who send their books for nothing, publish testimonials which they write them- selves, fictitious reviews from Journals which do not exist, profess to cure diseases by galvanism, electricity, in- struments, &c., instead of medicines, which they style American treatment, and other absurdities as cruel as they are deceptive. A physician many years extensively engaged in the treat- ment of debility, and the various mental and nervous affections resulting therefrom, will send free on receipt of two penny stamps to prepay postage, a pampbletcontaining ills highly successful and only safe tratement, with all the necessary prescriptions and directions by which sufferers may cure themselves at trifling cost.—Address Mr. Lawes, Mi-dical Publisher, 14, Haod Court, Holborn, London. GOUT. RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, &c. r HE effects of heat, fumigation, &e. in curiasthe JL above and many other chronic diseases are almost ncredible. THE TURKISH BATHS, 20, Baker Street Portman Square, London. Under the direction of two Physicians. Consultations Il .tiU:3, A Pamphlet (110 post-free for ll sumps. Nothing brings on Nervous Dobility, Premature Old Age and shortens human lite more than Diseases of the Chests UNDER THE AJJD PATRON AGE OF THE THE PRINCIPAL THE ONLY REAL CURE WITHOUT INWARD MEDICINE IS ROPEK'S ROYAL BATH PLASTERS, for Coughs, Asthma, Hoarseness, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, Croup, Hooping Cough, Influenza, Chronic Strains, Bruises, Lumbago or Pains in the Back, Spinal and Rheu. matic Affections, Diseases of the Chest, and Local Pains PROM THOUSANDS OF WONDERFUL CURES. Dundee, 16th July, 1859. Dear Sirs,— Having through the kindness of a friend been made acquainted of your valuable medicines, and my trade which requires stooping over on t he chest, which affected me to that state with a sore breast, that 1 really do not know what I would have done had it not been for your Royal Bath Plasters, which after having on for one night made me quite well, and not only once have I tried them. but when ever I feel myself beginning to faii,lsaytomyseif"on with one of Roper's Plasters and all will be right," and it is sure as I say it. I have recommended two or three parties with Plasters and Pills also, and there has never been an instance of their failing in what they were foi, und 1 never see a party suffering from any of t.he distresses which you recommend them for, but I say "try Roper's Pills or lioper's Piasters, or both as the case may require. Yours respectfully, JAMES THOMS. Mesl!rs. Ropi r and Sou. Bautry, County of Cork, Ireland, February 2, 1859. Gentlemen, —I procured one of Roper's Plasters from you some time ago, for my daughter, aged 9 years, who suffered extremely from Bronchitis, medical skill availed not, but your Royal Bath Plaster has effected a peifeet cure in a shoit time; please accept my gtateful acknowledgements You may make whatever use you please with this com- munication. Yours, &c., Josupu e. LAVEKETTE, Post-master, Allehies. Darlington, July 31st, 1858. Sirs, —I received much telief from your Roper's Plaster that 1 reived Irotn you at New Brighton, Cheshire; in fact 1 thought that my chest was quite well after wearing your Plaster oue month, and taking one box of your Pills. Yours, &c., THOMAS ADAMS. September 12, 1859. Dear Sirs,—I sincerely regret that I have been so long in returning you many thanks for your much esteemd Roper's Plaster. 1 was for 12 mouths, after a strain I gut in the back a little below the kidneys, very weak, and many times scarcely abte to walk, I was III less than one mouth perfectly cured by one of your Royal Bath Plasters I got per post in my Ust; therefore for the benefit of others you are at liberty to use this remark as you thiuk proper. G. PATTERSON. Roigh Lodge, Newport, Couuty of Mayo, Ire.and Messrs. Roper aud Son. Unprincipled Shopkeepers, for the sake of gam have vended spurious Imitations. Purchasers are therefore- cautioned to NOILJ' !—I he words, ROPKR'S HovHL BATH PLASIEU, engraved on Lhe Government STAMP* "ud the Prieto. AUIO- graph ou ¡he u"ck, thus c; ''REP A RBD ONLY BY liOBT. HO PER, AN \.) SON CHEMISTS, SHEFFIELD Oil Medico-Chemical Principles, from British Herbs and the Guins and iialsams of the Eastern Clime, where I he irees drup balsam, and on all the boughs Health sits and makes itsovereigu as It Hows." I'ull-stieu Plasters, Is. IJgl.; aud for Child ren, y t,J each. or direct by post, on receipt ol is. 4J. or Is. each, in postal stamps, sold by most Pate it Medicine Vendors in tip United Kingdom. c li li VV A It K OF 1\11TA novS!—Be particular aua ask for IU)P Mi's PLASTERS. f0r Public Opinion have proved the Plaster PilU u Marvel of the Age. ° be ,bft | > O F E ft S P ILL S JLL (though originally only intended to assist operation of ROPER'S HOYAL BATH PLASTER), have pro I the best remedy for all those distressing symptoms a weak and disordered Stomach, Liver complaints Bil irregularities, Indigestion,such as Nauseaor Sickne'ss I°US of Appetite, Loathing of Food, Pain in the Bowels, Lane" and depression of Spirits, Giddiness, Swimming'or deter' mination of Blood to the Head, &c., the forerunuer of apoplexy. 1 INDIQBSTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT. Sproatley, near Hull, Oct. 3 1833. Sirs, Having found great benelit from Roper's Royal Bath plasters and Pills, 1 wish to make my case known for th vantage ol those who suffer as I have done for a I -ad" I have been afflicted with spasmodic pains in the h°S timC palpitation of the heart, arising from indigestion ° ,aad complaint; I was under medical treatment manv ',Ve5t out feeling any better. At lust 1 tried oae of Roner". P.W'th" and a box ot Pills, ivlnch gave me relief in a few da f"8 which time my health has improved, aud 1 am now quite' ,? 1 remain, with thanks, yours respectfully R p. R EUZABETI1 THOMPSON. Roper s Pills are a purely Botanic-compound,and warrauied ree from any deleterious ingredient, being composed 4 choice herbs, roots, gums, and balsams, by ROBT ROPER and SON, Chemists, Sheffield, iu boxes at Is. l'j o and 4s.6d. each. Sold by most Chemists and Bnrfi,D'iiS' tne Uuited Kingdom. °°oksellers in ASK FOR ROPER'S P t L L S. THE MOST^)ONSRANT~~FFTIENDI •' £ '& vf, i HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT, POSSESSED of this remedy every man is his own L Family Physician If his wife or children be troubled with eruptions of the skin, sores, tumour, whit swelling swellings, sore throats, asthma, or any other simildr ailmenl, a persevering use of this Ointment is all that is necessary to produce a radical cure. BAD LEGS AND BAD BREASTS in ^cu^of'lU^egf'orTad1 b"" t^Th" t0 *Hher sons of all ages have*been charged from hospitals as incurable. If dropsy .etde in he legs, the Ointment will cure it if used with the Pills. SKIN DISEASES, HOWEVER DESPERATE MAY BE RADICALLY CURED. Scald-heads, itch, blotches 011 the skin, scrofulous sores or king's evil, and such like afflictions, yield to the mighty power of this fine Ointment, provided it be well rubbed into the affected parts two or three times a day, and the Pills are taken to purify the blood. M. • ■ GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. Ihis invaluable preparation has greater power over irou and rhematism than any other medicine, „Cn. need "main. rrn!Keml1 UtSetabOUt itin 6°od earnest' us Tog this infallible remedy according to the printed instruction! a ed to each pot. All settled aches and pains are removed, in the same manner. CERTAIN CURE FOR ASTHMA, WHEKZING ON E.ST> c°UG}HS OR COLDS his wouderful Oiutmeot, if well rubbed into the che*t night and morning in the same manner as salt is forced into meat, will soon remove the worst case of asthma, or any affection of the chest, provided the Pills are used with. the Ointment. SCURVY, SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAS. How does this Ointment expel disease ? By arresting afJ undue action of the nervous and circulatory systems, by lessening inflammation, and by lemoving stagnation but above all, by casting out the impurities which are daily gaining admission into the body. By this means it eradi- cates scurvy, scrofula, erysipelas, and all external diseases; while its penetrating powers eoable it to reach disease^ which are deeper seated, and successfully to cope with the seeds of tumour@, cancers, and similllrly malignant mala- dies, which only a few years since defied every treatment and hurried their victims prematurely to the grave DROPSICAL SWELLINGS, PARALYSIS Attn STIFF JOINTS. AND Although the above complaints differ widely i„ their origin and nature, yet they all require local treatment Many of the worst cases of such diseases will yie?d° „ a comparatuely short space of time, when this Om.mint it gent y rubbed into the parts affected, even when everv °K EMaLean8, failed, la all serious maladies the Pil|» shonld be taken according to the printed directions accnm panying each box. m" GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY I Those diseases of the skin to which children are mosfr subject, such as encrusted sores on the head and fac rashes, ringworm, tetter, pimples, &c„ are quickly relieved by this unguent and cured, without leaving behind an. scar or biemiah, ™ DROPSIES. This miraculous Ointment, if Well Worked lo com(. plaining parts twice a day, will penetrate to the disordered vessels; and be Pills, ,f taken according to the'"i*t;d directions, will produce the most pleasing and wonderful effects. 0 effects. 0 This invaluable Ointment will cure any u)e», or80ffr however desperate and long standing, even where ampu^ tion has been recommended as the only means of savin™ the limb. ovlDg. Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the foi lowing cases Bjg Legs Chilblains Gout Sore throats Bad Breasts Chapped hands Glandttlar SkjnHii Hums Corns (Soft) Swellings ScUrvJ Bunions Cancers Lumbago Sore-heads Bite of Mos- Contracted & ou quitoes and Stiff-joints Rheumatism Ulcers SanJ-Flies lephantiasis S"lds Wound« Coco-Bay Fistulas SoreNipples Yaws Chiego-foot. Sold at the Establishment of^Professor Holl* Vita, Strand (near Temple Bar), London and by a 11 r, Druggists, & Dealers in MedicinesthroughL,fclf! ^1?b,e world5 at -the following prices:-Is. cVr,1»^ lis., 22s., & 33s. each Pot. yd-» 4s.6<L, There is a considerable saving by taking the • N.B.—Directions for the guidance of oatient^ • disorder are affixed to each Pot, p 8 ,a