The Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette

IN CHANCERY. In the MATTER of the COMPANIES' ACT of 1867, and in the MATTER of the OLD PARK IRON COMPANY, Limited, in Liquidation. MR. HENRY DKVER, of 4, Lothbury, in the City of London, the Official Liquidator, gives Notice that OFFERS for the PURCHASE of the PROPERTY in the disposition of the Lessees in the OLD PARK ESTATE, near Shifnal, Salop, will be received by him up to March the 20th, 1872, at his office as above. The Estate consists of about 1,500 acres of Land, and the whole of the ungotten measures of Coal, Ironstone, Fireclay, &c., thereunder, with a sufficient and valuable Working Plant for getting the same. There are also 4 Blast Furnaces, with all necessary Machinery, and a large and valuable Forge and Mill Plant, comprising about 30 Puddling Furnaces, 3 Metal Helves, 1 60-cwt, Steam Hammer, 2 Forge Trains, 22-inch Plate Mill, 20-inch Sheet Mill, 10-inch and 8-inch Merchant Hoop and Guide Train with Mill, Heating and Annealing Fur- naces, 2 sets of powerful Guillotine and other Shears, and all other the necessary Engine and Steam Power for driving same, together with the Buildings, Roofs, and Erections. The Estate is intersected by Tramways and Permanent Way Gauge for conveying the Minerals and Iron to and from the Pits, Blast Furnaces, Arc., and is in direct commu- nication at the boundary of the Estate with the London and North Western and Great Western Railways. The whole may be viewed by order, and any further information obtained from Mr. Dever, at No. 4, Lothbury, London, E.C. and the particulars of the Leases may be had on application to Mr. R. D. Newill, Solicitor, Wel- lington, Salop or of Messrs. Sharp and Ullithorne, No. 1, Field-court, Gray's Inn. [7150 Jluamttiis giirmtyi. W. R. BROOKES AND CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERS, GLOVERS AND HATTERS, 12, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. WR. B. and Co. beg to thank the Gentry and their numerous Customers and Friends for the liberal support they have had bestowed upon them since they recommenced business, and at the same time trust, with all attention to orders, to gain the favour of their supporters. Having anticipated a Great Advance in the Woollen Markets, we have bought very largely, and are now prepared to Show a very CHOICE SELECTION OF COATINGS, VESTING S, AND TROUSERINGS, In a variety of Patterns suitable for the ensuing Season. AGENTS for NICHOLLS and CO.'s WATERPROOF PALETOTS, &c. [7173 J. NEWTON, rjlAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, 13, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. LIVERIES, &c., AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Jan. 12, 1872. [7035 MRS. BLENKINSOPP, (Late Gaisford, Church-street,) 1, VICTORIA-PLACE, HAYES, FRENCH STAY AND CORSET MAKER, BEGS to thank the Ladies of Cardiff and the Neigh- bourhood for their liberal support during the last five years and hopes by strict and prompt attention to business to merit a continuance of their patronage. ALL ORDERS BY POST ATTENDED TO WITH DISPATCH. A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS ON HAND Note the Address—1, Victoria-place, Hayes, Cardiff. L7079 MISSES M. J. & E. PEDLER, MILLINERS, DRESS AND MANTLE MAKERS, BEG respectfully to thank the Ladies of Cardiff and neighbourhood for the patronage they have received since they have been in business, and trust, by strict attention given to all orders entrusted to them, they will merit a continuance of the same. The NEWEST DESIGNS studied in all its BRANCHES. A vacancy for two Indoor Apprentices and Improvers. 12, St. John-street, Cardiff. 121 BARGAINS IN BOOTS!! THE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT OSBORNE'S, D U K E S T R E E T, WILL be continued at the present REDU CED PRICES for Twelve Days longer. Such an opportunity for Saving Money rarely occu rs. NOTE,—THE OLD-ESTABLISHED SHOP, OSBORNE'S, D U K E S T R E E T. [7172 BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS! FOR FASHIONABLE LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, VISIT BOYLE AND CO., 19, CHURCH-STREET, AND 13, BUTE-STREET. LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK IN WALES. [7171 G. M O S E L E Y, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST (BY EXAMINATION), 37, CAROLINE-STREET, CARDIFF. [7147 CARSON'S ANTI CORROSION PAINT Patronised by the QUEEN and 7,000 0f the Nobility and Gentry. Specially manufactured for out- door work, is the best and cheapest. All Colours. Any person can use it. Full instructions given. 2 cwfc. carriage paid to all stations. A lt S O N S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT is twice as durable as genuine white lead See testimonials. CAR SON' I:; AiÇTI-CORROSION PAINT c FOR WOOD OR IRON WORK. AKSON'S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT c 2 cwt. carriage free to all stations. ARSON'S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT FOR FRONTS OF HOUSES. ARSON'S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT FOR POROUS BRICKS. ARSON,s ANTI-CORROSION PAINT c FOR CONSERVATORIES. CARSON'S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT FOR HOT-HOUSES. C~ARS ON"^ ANTI-CORROSION PAlNT C Established 70 years. Is the most effectual in re- rl sisting weather, and will keep for years. Prices, patterns, and testimonials post-free on application-to WALTER CARSON and SONS, La Belle Sauvage-yard, Ludgate-hill, London, E.C.; 21, Bachelor's-walk, Dublin' CARSON'S PAINT. NO AGENTS. [7153 i business I ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. AUSTRALIAN COOKED MEAT, I BEST QUALITY only, and FREE FROM BONE, At HALF THE PRICE of BUTCHERS' MEAT. BEEF and MUTTON in (j lb. and 4 lb. Tins. AGENT FOR CARDIFF, W. HOULT, GROCER, 17, CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. [7089 MR. J. H. RIG H TON, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AND TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE. Mr. RIGHTON begs to call attention to his NEW STOCK OF PIANOFORTES, BY COLLARD & COLLARD, JOHN BRINSMEAD, and other esteemed makers, FOR SALE OR HIRE, On the Three Years' System or otherwise. All New Music sent to any part post free at Half-price. TUNING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PIANOFORTES FROM :£20. [7164 MR. JOHN SAMUEL, (Late of Neath.) SUCCESSOR TO MR. ROCHH, AUCTION MART, CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF, AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE AND ESTATE, INSURANCE, and GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. Drapers and Outfitters' Stocks valued, and Businesses Transferred. Agent for the STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LAW FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NORWICH AND LONDON ACCIDENT AND CASUALTY AND PLATP; GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY. J SAMUEL begs to announce that the spacious Sale- room known as above is now open for the recep- tion of Goods and Merchandise of every description con- signed for absolute Sale. Several sums of MUXEY ready to be advanced upon Freehold or Leasehold Security at ordinary interest. [7178 MR. PETER PRICE, AGENT TO THE SUN FIRE OFFICE. MR. PRICE can speak from thirteen years' experience of its liberality and promptitude. Out of 50,000 claims during the last half century, 15 only have been disputed. ——— SUN OFFICE, 3, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. f3342 TO JEWELLERS, GOLDSMITHS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE OF BRIGHT AND COLOURED JEWELRY. MR. J. D. THOMAS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Commercial Sale Rooms, Church-street, Car- diff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March 14th and loth, 1872, a quantity of Bright and Coloured Gold JEWELRY (the stock of a gentleman retiring, and consigned for absolute sale), comprising brooches, ear-rings, lockets, pins, studs, sleeve-link, collar-buttons, solitaires, seals, &c., -without and set with real stones; also a general assortment of valuable jewelry. Catalogues may be had on receipt of six stamps, which will be allowed to each purchaser at the sale. Sale to commence each day at 11, 2, and 6 o'clock. The Auctioneer begs respectfully to call the attention of the trade and others to this Sale, the whole of the articles being really genuine gold, and having to clear out the whole (over 600 lots) in the two days, claims the attendance of the public generally. Every article war- ranted according to description. Auctioneer's offices and Commercial Sale Rooms, Cardiff, Feb. 24-, 1872. f7170 COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS, 13, CHURCH- STREET, CARDIFF. MR. J. D. THOMAS will SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 2nd March, 1872, the whole of the Remaining Lots of FURNITURE, &c., from the Sale held on Wednesday last. The attention of the public is respectfully requested, as the whole must be cleared out without reserve. Sale to commence at Two o'clock. Auctioneer's Offices and Commercial Sale Rooms, 13, Church-street, Cardiff. [7176 GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BUTCHERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. Preliminary Announcement. EVANS is commissioned by the Earl of Dunraven to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 25th day of March, 1872, at Duvvol Farm, within four miles of Bridgend, the whole of the valuable FAT and STORE STOCK and CROPS of the above farm. Full particulars will appear in future advertisements. Bridgend, 29th February, 1872. j 7180 GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BREEDERS, BUTCHERS, AND OTHERS. PKELLYriNARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. ROBERT EVANS is commissioned by John Garsed, Esq., of the Moorlands, Llantwit Major (who has given up apart of his land), to SELL by AUC- TION, in the first week in April, a portion of his valuable choice herd of pure-bred SHORT HORNS, pure-bred Shropshire Down SHE E P, and an excellent stock of FAT CATTLE and SHEEP also several valuable Draught HORSES, &c., &c. Full particulars, with time and place of sale, will appear in future advertisements. Bridgend, 28th Feb., 1872. [7165 BRISTOL HORSE REPOSITORY. LARGE SELECT SPRING STUD SALE. Ji? £ DE:R' wiu SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, March 14, upwards of 85 HORSES, comprising several well known studs of Hunters, Match, Phaeton, brougham, and other Harness Horses (including several pairs, with size, action, and quality), temperate Park Hacks, Ladies' Horses, weight-carrying Cobs, and Ponies. Noblemen and gentlemen desirous of including their horses in this first-class Sale are respectfully solicited to make early application for stalls, in order that due publicity may be given to their instructions in advertise- ments. 1; PEER, by" Ebor," dam by "Prickwillow." 2. LORD HARRY, by "Windischratz," dam by Master Johnny." 3. GRANDEE, by "Hotspur," out of a famous huntress, fast and clever with hounds, and has been driven in harness. ROUBLE (entire), by "Cossack," out of "Dividend," rich bay, about 19 hands high, his stock is well known in Gloucestershire, and very promising. Black GELDING (nearly thoroughbred), about 15-3, quiet to ride, a broken charger, clever with hounds, and has been driven in harness. FRIDAY, by "Malacca," out of a "Venison" mare, quiet to ride and drive, has been ridden with hounds. Pair of Dark BROWNS, about 15 hands, with docile and pleasant manners, have been regularly driven to- gether for the past eighteen months, and parted with for no fault. Bay GELDING, about 15-2, quiet to ride and drive, with grand action. BLANCHE (nearly thoroughbred), Black Mare, about 15 hands hIgh, quirt to ride, a beautiful lady's hack. SMALL-HOPES, fast and clever with hounds, and goes in harness. GLENCOE, Grey Gelding, about 16 hands high, a re- markable clever fencer and water jumper, has been ridden with hounds the last two seasons. Well-matched PAIR about 15-2, with capital action, very genuine, can be well recommended. 7159 -f^OR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, in the SALE- ROOM, at F. K. BARNES and SONS' TIMBER YARD, CANONS -MARSH, Bristol, on WEDNESDAY the 6th of March, 1872, at One o'clock precisely. LUNCHEON AT HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK. „ „ „R F0K ACCOUNT OF IMPORTERS. 10,000 yburg Redwood Deals and Battens 100 Logs Pitch Pine 150 Logs prime Square and Waney Board Pine Timber Mi^uiichi and St. John Spruce Deals and Battens 12,000 Quebec Pine Deals and Plank 1,500 Miramichi Pine Planks 500 Logs Quebec Yellow Pine Timber 50,000 Onega and Archangel Redwood and Whitewood Deals, Battens, and Boards 60,000 Gefle and Swedish Redwood Deals, Battens and Boards 4,000 Gefle and Swedish 4-inch and 2-inch Redwood Deals 3,000 St. Petersburg Redwood and Whitewood Deals and Battens 300 Logs Memel Redwood Timber 100,000 Boards Prepared Redwood and Whitewood With other Goods. Flooring j For Catalogues apply to 71581 F. K. BARNES and SONS, Brokers. Scales ba ^uctiair. CARDIFF. SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HIGH CLASS OLD WINES. MR. JOHN THOMAS has been favoured with in- structions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Roval Hotel, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, March 9, 1872, the whole of the valuable stock of OLD WINES, &c., at Dunraven Castle, comprising about 150 dozen, viz, 40 dozen old pale Sherry, 30 ditto old Port, 56 ditto Claret, 10 ditto Champagne, and 14 ditto Sauterne, Marsala, Bur- gundy, Cognac, Noyeau, Maraschino, Constantia, and Liqueurs. The greater part of the wines have been sup- plied by Messrs. B. M. Tabuteau and Sons, Dublin, and a few dozen by Messrs Logan, and others. The Auctioneer begs to draw the attention of con- noisseurs to this important Sale. Sample bottles only will be produced at the sale, as the remainder will not be disturbed until delivered to each purchaser at Dun- raven, for which a day will be fixed for delivery. Sale to commence at Two o'clock in the afternoon. Catalogues may be obtained on and after the 1st of March, on application at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff; Wyndham Arms Hotel, Bridgend; Castle Hotel, Neath or at the Auctioneer's offices, Cowbridge. L71G7 MOUNT STUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. MESSRS. W. H. WILLIAMS and CO. will SELL JLVi by AUCTION, at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of March, 1872, at Three for Four o'clock precisely, the following valuable PRO- PERTY :— LOT 1.—All that Leasehold Dwelling-house, known as No. 17, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff, now in the occu- pation of Mrs. Richards, as yearly tenant, at the rent of £32. LOT 2.—All that Leasehold Dwelling-house, known as No. 18, Mount Stuart-square, and now occupied by Mr. Boderlich, as yearly tenant, at the rent of £ 35. The property is held for the residue of a term of 99 years, from the 29th day of September, 1852, and each lot will be sold subject to a yearly ground-rent of £3 5s., and to the covenants and conditions contained in the lease. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, Exchange, Bristol, and St. Mary-street, Cardiff; F. C. Pike, Esq., 6, Serle-street, Lincolri's-iun, Londou or Messrs. Press and Inskip, solicitors, Bristol. [7175 SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, SITUATE IN CLIVE-STREET, ROATH. MESSRS. W. H. WILLIAMS and CO. will SELL it.L by AUCTION, at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of March, 1872, at Three o'clock precisely, the following valuable LEASEHOLD PRO- PERTY :— LOT 1.—All those Two Messuages or Dwelling-houses known as Nos. 23 and 24, Clive-street, Roath, producing a gross rental of Ten Shillings per week, subject to a ground rent of £4 5s. 3d. per annum. No. 23 has a shop front, and is fitted with trade fixtures. LOT 2. All those Two Messuages or Dwelling-houses known as Nos. 25 and 26, Clive-street, producing a gross rental of Eight Shillings per week, subject to a ground rent of dB3 17s. 6d. per annum. LOT 3. —All those Four Messuages or Dwelling-houses known as Nos. 41, 42, 43, and 44, Clive-street, producing a gross rental of Twenty Shillings per week, subject to a ground rent of £8 10s (id. per annum The whole of the above Property is held under inden- tures of under-leases from John Hemingway, Esq., for 99 years from 2nd of February, 1859, nearly 8(5 years being unexpired. The houses let extremely well to respectable tenants, and are in good repair. The Property may be viewed and further particulars obtained on application to the Auctioneers, 80, St. Mary- street, Cardiff, and Exchange, Bristol; or to Messrs. Whites, Renard, and Floyd, 28, Budge-row, Cannon-street, London, E.C. Dated, Cardiff, 3rd February, 1872. 7174 CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF. PRINCIPAL, ftEV. E. A. GREEN. MR. G.'S Pupils have been successful at Oxford, Westminster, Cheltenham, Uppingham, and Lampeter. They have also passed the Oxford Middle- Class Examinations (two in June last), the preliminary Medical and Law Examinations, &c. References to Clergymen, Head Masters of Endowed Grammar Schools, Parents, &c. [6964 MAISON D'EDUCATION, 6 and 7, CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF. CONDUCTED BY MONS. AUBERTIN, M.A.,LL.D., AND MADAME AUBERTIN. THE DUTIES of this SCHOOL were RESUMED JL on the 22nd JANUARY, 1872. English Instruction in all its branches. Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, Drawing, and Music taught by experienced and competent Masters. Young gentlemen are prepared for the Cambridge and Oxford Local, the Civil Service, and Military Examina- tions, as well as for Matriculation at the London or other Universities. Young Ladies are prepared for the Cambridge Local Examinations. The great feature of this School is, that while a high and thorough English, Classical, and Mathematical training is afforded, the Foreign Modern Languages are taught grammatically, rapidly, and conversationally. The instruction is tested by the Cambridge Local Examinations. Several of M. Aubertin's pupils have passed every year successfully, many with honours. Several have also passed the preliminary Medical and Law Examinations. Private Lessons are given in French, German, and Italian, after five o'clock p.m. daily. A Class has been opened for Young Children upon very moderate terms. Prospectuses and terms on application. [6238 BRIDGrEND SCHOOL. HEAD MASTER—Mr. W. AUSTIN, 1st T.T, it t (Lond. Univer.) Assisted by two RESIDENT MASTERS. THE Head Master believes that a knowledge of _L Modern Languages forms an important part of a good education at the present time, considering the extensive Commercial and Engineering, &c., relations existing between this Country and the Continent, and consequently encourages that branch of study, which he is the more competent to do, having himself studied on the Continent. All necessary attention is given to Latin and Greek, without at the same time believing that a superficial knowledge of those languages constitutes a liberal education. Much attention is given to English Grammar, Parsing, Analysis, and Composition, History, Geography including Mapping, and Mathematics. During the past six years (which time the School has been con- ducted by the present Head Master) the Pupils have been very successful in the University Local Examina- tions, and in the Preliminary Examinations for the Medical and Legal Professions and Commercial pursuits. References of the Jiighest character from parents of present and former Pupils, and persons of distinction in England and Wales. The School was RE-OPENED on THURSDAY January 25th. For prospectus of terms, &c., address the Head Master Prospect House, Bridgend. f7011 MONTAGUE HOUSE ACADEMY, 16, CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF. ESTABLISHED 1851. 1\/TK- WILLIAM ES respectfully announces the RE- JLTJL OPENING of his ESTABLISHMENT. Vacancies for Boarders and Day Scholars. A JUNIOR CLASS now forming at 10a. 6d. per I Quarter. [7034 PIANOFORTE. MISS RIGHTON BEGS to announce that, having completed her Musical Studies under Sir Julius Benedict and Dr. Wylde, she has returned to Cardiff, and commenced giving LESSONS on the PIANOFORTE. 74, CROCKHERBTOWN. [6579 MIL G. F. DAVIS (TWELVE YEARS INSTRUCTOR TO THE LATE MR. G. A. DAVIS), TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE. WORDSWORTH-STREET, ROATH, CARDIFF. [6342 MR. WALTER SCOTT, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, (Organist of Roath,) IS Prepared to gwe PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, SING- ING, and VIOLIN LESSONS. 3, LONGCROSS VILLAS, ROA1H. r6785 DEATH OR INJURY FROM ACCIDENT, WITH THE CONSEQUENT LOSS OF TIME AND MONEY PROVIDED FOR BY A POLICY OF THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COM- XL PANY, against ACCIDENTS of ALL KINDS. An Annual Paymeut of £3 to d66 5s. insures £1,000 at Death, or an Allowance at the rate of £6 per week for injury. £6iJO,OOO have been Paid as Compensation. ONE out of every 12 Annual Policy Holders becoming ".claimant EACH YEAR. For particulars apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, to the Local Agents, or at the Offices, 64, CORNIIILL, aul 10. REGENT-STREET. LONDON. WILLIAM J. VIAN. Secretary. Agent for Cardiff-Mr. J. WILLANS, Windsor Cham- bers. Mr. J. H. GRIFFITHS, Brecon Old Bank. Merthyr—Mr. H. W. HARRIS, 140, High-street. Neath-Mr. W. H. REES. [4646 LIBERATOR BUTLDYITG SOCIETY. SHARES £30 in one sum, or 4s. Monthly, bearing Interest at 5 per Cent., with Bonus on Completed Shares. DEPOSITS received at 5 per Cent. ADVANCES made promptly on Land and House Pro- perty, Churches, Schools, Literary Institutions, &c. For Prospectuses, Show Cards, and proposals for Agencies, apply to JOHN LUCAS BALFOUR, Secretary. OFFICES :—Allhallows Chambers, 49, Lombard-street. E.C., London. jjitsiimag gutrfrcisscs. ELECTRICITY IS LIFE. PULVERMACHER'S PATENT GALVANIC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS, AND POCKET BATTERIES HAVE rendered Electricity perfectly self-applic- M t_ able, in a mild continuous form, and extremely efficacious, without shock or unpleasant sensation. They speeuily soothe agonizing pains, reanimate torpid limbs, revive the sluggish functions of life, and impart renewed energy and vitality to constitu- tions enfeebled by whatever causes. The daily increasing number of cures effected by PULVERMACHER'S MEDICO-GALVANIC SYbTEM: is so extensive and varied that it forcibly points to this invention as the embryo of a universal remedy. Amongst many others, the following TESTIMONY, signed by the elite of the Medical Faculty has been received: We the undersigned, have much pleasure in testify. ing that Mr. J. L. Pulvermacher's recent improvements in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic Appliances for Medical Purposes are of great importance to Scientific Medicine, and that he is entitled to the consideration and support of everyone disposed to further the advance- ment of real and useful progress. Dated this 9th day of March, 1866. CHARLES LOCOCK, Bart., M.D., F.R.C.P." "WM. FERGUSSON, Bart., F.R.S." EDWD. H. SIEVEKING, M.D., M.R.C.P." "HENRY HOLLAND, Bart., F.R.S." J. RANALD MARTIN, Knt., F.R.C.S." Also recommended by "Sir DUNCAN GIBB, Bart., M.D., L.L.D." "T. H. TANNER, M.D., F.L Soc." And Dr. C. HANDFIELD JONES, F.R.C.P. and F.R.S., Physician to St. Mary's Hospital, under date March 10th, 1866, in a similar Testimonial as to above, states —" I am satisfied that he is an honest earnest labourer in the the field of Science, and I think that he deserves to meet with every encouragement from the profession, and from scientific men." TESTIMONIALS FOLLOWING comprise the con. JL tinuation of a series of certificates published in rotation, and are but a small portion of a vast number published in a PAMPHLET containing besides various extracts from medical reports by great authorities and opinions of the medical press, likewise numerous extracts from many standard scientific works, viz., Dr. Pereira's "Mateira Medica," 4th edition Dr. Tanner's "Practice of Medicine," 8th edition and Dr. Handfield Jones on "Nervous and Functional Disorders." The pamphlet sent post free on application to J. L. PULVERMACHER and CO., 168. Regent-street, W., London. 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I consider your re- medy a most valuable one, and shall take every opportunity to recommend it my friends. "THOMAS INGHAM. J. L. Pulmacher and Co., 168, Regent-street, W." "VTERVOUS DEBILITY.—(Testimonial.) -Li "Greenock, August 4,1371. "Your Combined Bands which you recommended to me (10th June) have done me much good, and I am now wearing them through the day only. "JOHN MACAULAY. "J. L. Pulvermacher and Co., 168, Regent-street, W." ENERAL DEBILITY AND INDIGESTION. \JT (Testimonial.) Shoreham, Sussex, August 15, 1871. I have great pleasure in informing you that I have received great benefit from wearing the Com- bined Bands I purchased of you about two months ago, and I feel it my duty to put my case before the public. For four years I suffered very much from General Debility and Indigestion, so much so that I quite despaired of getting any better but, thank God, since I have worn your Galvanic Bands, I am quite another man in general health. I would recommend all suffering from the same, your wonderful invention. A. EADE. "J. L. Pulvermacher and Co., 168, Regent-street, W." PARALYSIS.—(Testimonial.) JL Prospect House, Leigh, Essex, Sept, 17th, 1871. "At the risk of being called empirical, I have thought it my duty to lay before you the following case, which can be verified by myself or the patient, and for the suffering humanity, trust you will pub- lish the same, Ernest Stebbing, son of a respectable tradesman of Romford, came to this village in- curable. I was called to see him, found him far ad- vanced as a Paralytic, very indistinct utterance, obliquity of vision, slight drawing of the mouth, in- ability to feed or dress himself, and in attempting to walk when assisted dragged one foot. On Sun- day, July 30th, 1871, first applied the Chain-Battery to Spine, and all medicines were discontinued, and the galvanic current administered daily, he rapidly improved. The times of operating were every other day, and now nearly a week without an application. He is HOW able to walk up and down our hills alone, and regarded as the wonder of the village. "W. SANKEY, M.D. "J. L. Pulvermacher and Co., 168, Regent- street, W." BRONCHITIS.—(Testimonial.) "5, Leopold-street, Highgate, Birmingham, September 8,1871. My mother purchased one of your Electric Chain- Bands some three months ago; since then she has had two smaller ones for Bronchitis. I am happy to say she is very much better from the use of them, and we think if she continues the use of them they will effect a cure. "JOHN KUMBERLEY. J- L. Pulvermacher and Co., 168, Regent-street, W." INDIGESTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT. JL (Testimonial.) Tapley Cottage, Wimbledon Common, September 12,1871. "I have been wearing one of your Bands for Indi- gestion and Liver Complaint, and have derived great benefit from the use of the Chain-Band. THERESE BISHOP. J. L. Pulvermacher and Co., 168, Regent-street, W." N E R V 0 U S- EXHAUSTION AND PAINS. (Testimonial.) 7, Cobham-place, Clarence-road, Clapton, September 15th, 1871. "Your past kindness and attention shown in my case, together with a desire to fulfil my promise, prompts me to drop you these few lines. You will be glad to hear that my entire nervous system is gradually improving my back feels very much stronger and more free from pain. A year ago, when trying to sit up just for half an hour, although pil- lowed and propped in every possible way, I used to fet into a most fearful state of pain and exhaustion. Tow I can sit up for some hours at a time with comparative use. This is a very marked improve- ment. 1 feel also stronger on my feet, can stand with a firmness I have not felt for years. I have walked across a room without help. I am thoroughly convinced by personal experience that there is a mighty power and good in your appliances. Indeed I feel the Bands are an untold comfort to me. Some of my friends are perfectly amazed at seeing me again down stairs, and to some extent getting about the house. Dr. Millar, whom I have been under for some years, on coming to see my mother was perfectly struck to see me out of bed and down stairs. He said What do you think has done you good Sir, I said, 'undoubtedly the per- severing use of Mr. Pulvermacher's Electric ap- pliances. Well,' he said,' I must say they have done a great thing for you, if it is only to get up and come down here.' I name this, sir, because it is a remark of my own doctor who, some months since, laughed at me for even thinking or putting any faith in such a remedy as yours. „ T T LAVINA JONES. J. L. Pulvermacher and Co., 168, Regent-street, W." PRICE LIST of PULVERMACHER'S GALVANIC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS, and FLEXIBLE BAT. 1ERIES A. Narrow Chain-Bands for Sciatica, Rheumatic, Neu- ralgic, and Gouty Pains, Chronic Rheumatism, Local Paralysis, Cramp in the Extremities, accord- ing to Electric Power .18s., 22s., 40s., and upwards. B. Broad Chain-Bands or Belts, for Lumbago, Indiges- tion, Liver, Chest, and Nervous Complaints, &c., wearable as a Belt 22s. to 40s., and 55s. C. Broad Chain-Bands for Nervous Deafness, Head, Tooth, and Face Ache, and Noises in the Head y' r i VV. 21s. and upwards. D. Broad Chains for Loss of Voice and other affections of the Throat, Asthma. Spinal Complaints 10s. 6d., 18s., 22s., and 40s, E. Broad Cham-Bands for Writer's Cramp, Trembling Nervousness, &c 22s. to 30s., 40s., and 60s F. Combined Bands for General Debility, Central Para- lysis, Epilepsy, and Functional Disorders 50s to 60s Complete Set withVolta-Electric Belts for restoring „ With Voltaic FiexibieChain BaUery £ 8. G* %,n ™ /leS I ^xtrerue Nervous Debility, Para: he in Lre? "\ug exhausted Vital Energy (to coujunction with specially combined TT "wi" to Guineas. acomnlpfp^ F f Chain Batteries, with ce^orifi lL^ of .Combined Bauds, Belts, and ac- ories (for cases indicated in the Spinal Pamphler) A 7.•'•; £ 10 and upwards. n ff Cgfatis), on Loan for a week if required. 10 BAN°S OR BELTS ARE GENUINE BUT IHOSE BEARING THE FAC-SIMILE OF J. L. PULVER- :™IRRITRE.K S SIGNATURE ON THE LABEL. W UMACHER's PAMPHLET of Testimonials ana Keport-s of Cures, containing extensive numerous extracts from many standard scientific works,—viz.. Dr. ^en-a's Materia-Medica," fourth edition Dr. Tanner's ,jactice of Medicine." eighth edition and Dr. Hand- held Jones on "Nervous and Functional Disorders," &c., sent post free on application to the Sole Inventor and Patentee, J. L. PULVERMACHER, GALVANIC ESTABLISHMENT 168, REGENT-STREET, LONDON, W. Sold by F. W. JOY, Chemist, Duke-street, Cardiff; and J. HAVARD WILLIAMS, Chemist, 4, Oxford-street, Swansea 16919