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ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACT, 1869. T BALA SCHOOL. E Endowed Schools Commissioners have pre- irip f ^e Draft of a Scheme for the future manage- n»sr! school. Any objections or suggestions fcarv + v. such Scheme may be addressed to the Secre- iZ, e Commissioners, in writing, before the 22nd «-Pnl next. C0Py ^e Draft Scheme, and of an Abstract s been prepared in the Welsh Language for the {.°7'e,lce of persons unacquainted with English, will lie V^lic inspection at the School House, Bala, w rn ??Pies may be obtained from the Head Master, AhJ. ri I h!llip«', P"ce, Per copy of the Scheme and ^ostract together, 6d. Scheme only, 4d. Abstract only, tTil Q^0P^e3 m*Y aJS0 be obtained at the same prices from •• •»» + £ e«r" >1Rie Schools Commission, 2, Victoria- pt, o.W., on application by letter, enclosing postage without charge at the said *'< e of the Endowed Schools Commission (Signed) H.J. ROB Y. J January, 1871. Secretary. STEAM TO NEW YORK. "WHITE STAR" LINE, FROM LIV- ERPOOL.—The magnificent new full- powered Steamships of the OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY ■tin* r constructed as to secure quick and regular 'ftoPii-Jr' dispatched as under :— Date. f.i, C.4,259 Tons.3,000 H.P.Thursday, March 2. falling at QUEENSTOWN on Friday to embark pas- ftengers. These steamships afford special accommodation to Cabin the saloon, state rooms, and smoke rooms, are wdships. A surgeon and stewardess carried. p .aloon, £ 18 18s. and £ 16 16s. Return Tickets, 27 ^jneas. Steerage, £ 6 6a. °r bills and further particulars apply to 7 ISMAY, IMRIE, & CO., 1 East India-avenue, London; and 10, Water street, Liverpool. 'oII.C'c¡ 1 v. ^||?| R. MR. SELLIS, DENTIST, TOWYN. THIRTEEN YEARS Surgical and Mechanical lIV- Dentist in London, may be consulted at the under- mentioned towns OLGELLEY—Every second and fourth SATURDAY, at Miss Evans's, Smithfield-street. 4;EA—Every first and third SATURDAY, atMrs JONES'S, sgid-strcet. ^LLHELI—Mr Francis Evans, bookseller, &c., High- THE 1st and 3rd WEDNESDAY in every month. RTMADGC -Every 2nd and 4th WEDNESDAY, at 'M-rr.. Bennett Williams's, Snowdon-street. 1_ All operations without pain. Advice free. .THE BEST PUDDING. AIAYAR'S SEMOLINA. I 24 PRIZE MMALS. NOTICE. [Read this with care and attention.] 'PHE MANUFACTORY OF MAYAR'S SEMOLINA was established in 1815. It is the "Oldest and the largest in the World, Twenty-five Million Pounds being yearly produced. (25,000,000.) TtMUr is ths staple food in Franco, Russia, Spain, aly> Ac., and will soon be that of England. It has obtained 24 PRIZE MEDALS is the Grand Exhibitions for its superiority over all others, and 18 Pronounced by the most eminent members of the medical Nnt.??'on> both in London and in Paris, to be far more Stah?'18 ^an Tapioca, Arrowroot, cornflour (which are only •cnn* or an*" far',laceous food already introduced into this this pa^ ^Ce Dr **as3a^'s Analytical Report in the columns of determined to maintain its reputation, we again ti,i4 i Public, that an imitation, to which a false and Jrafl r lime has been given, is introduced by a well-known arti'i advantage of its name and publicity to sell a similar -j c very inferior quality, to realise extra profits, and who *avonr °' article the qualities possessed by onr Anaf ft- Pro°^ °' our assertion we challenge a comparison, by ^J^jysis, between our Semolina and the so-called Pearlina. M>A Y A R' SSE MOL I N A 1; is solely the heart 11 Of the very best Wheat. M7A Y A K S SEMOLINA is richer than ar.y other farinaceous food in Azotic matter, indispensable in the mu-cul»r formation of the body. 3 A Y A K' S S E M O L I N A Highly commended by the 51 Faculty for Children and Invalids. \j |A Y A ITS S E M OL I N A -v* Is extremely nourishing and easily digested. fi A Y A R'S SEMOLINA makes delicious CD Puddings, Custards, and Pastry. A Y A R'S S E M 0 L I NA .l.l 2. unequalled for thickening S* Soups, Beef Tea, and Gruels. Y A R'S s eITTTTTA "-1- is the greatest delicacy • W for Breakfast and Supper. jy/T|AYAR'S S E M O L I N A £ Is very economical. ]!S5 May be used with or without Milk. > Recipes on each Package. Q_, 6d. lb. in Packet, 8d. in Canister. y all Chemists, Grocers, &c. HOMINY. A/r A Y A R s H O M I N Y, produced from the best Indian Maize, without any alliteration obtained by grinding, is far superior to the Maize orn Flour already introduced in this country, which is only larch obtained by a process of washing, which deteriorates entirely the quality, and is sold at a very high price. „ Sold by all Chemists. Grocers, and Corn Dealers. Wholesale at MAYAR'S, 36, MARK LANE, LONDON, E.C. A Wholesale Agent Wanted in erery town. MTO SCHOOLMASTERS. ESSRS ASKEW ROBERTS, WOOD ALL, & VENABLES beg to call the attention of the SchoiS.*tie Public to the Improved Edition of .,HE PROGRESSIVE COPY BOOKS, With ei.graved and traced Head Lines and Divisional LIlles (issued by the Scottish Schoolbook Association), Jvhich in quality of paper, and general get-up, are not to "e surpassed by many books sold at Threepence each. Messrs A. R., W., & V., having bought a Large Stock these Copies, can offer them at Liberal Prices to Schoolmasters and others. Bailey-Head, Oswestry, Jan., 1871. 1 ARTIFICIAL MANURES, f IVTESSRS VIVIAN AND SONS, Swansea, are in want of Agents for the Sale of their Superphos- phate and other Fertilizers in Merionethshire. Apply by letter, with references, &c. ] „ NEW PUBLICATIONS. I REV- JOHN HENRY BLUNT, M.A., F.S.A., A il, • Vicar of Kennington, Oxford. Account of the ENGLISH BIBLE from the earliest times of its Translation to the present day. Price 3s. 6d., Post-free 3s. 9d. C. PHILPOTTS, author of the Hillford Confirmation," THE MANOR FARM. A Tale. Price 3s. 6d., Post-free 3s. 9d. FATUTTAJ- DEAN GOULBOURN, fchipflt pRAYERS, compiled from various sources J trom Bishop Hamilton's Manual), and arranged on the Liturgical Principle. Price 3s. 6d., Post-free 3s. 9d. Cheap Edition Is., Post-free Is. Id. of the Middle Temple, ^tenuiSS^Y'S PLACE IN CHURCH HISTORY the aid of Facts and Documents unknown 1* .• °» ^unnoticed by, his Biographers. -"ice 5s. 6d., Post-free 5s. lOd. THE HILT PH^potts, HILLFORD CONFIRMATION. A Tale. l8"' P°St'free ls" ld< R°S1S5TS, WOODALL, & VENABLES, Bailey Head, vawestry. Head Master-Mr J. D. ROBERTS—(First Prizeman at I GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ABERYSTWYTH. I College.) BOYS receive a gootl TRAINING for the LEARNED PROFESSIONS and for COM- MERCE. The Seaside at Aberystwyth is unrivalled. Delicate Boys, especially, will find it a pleasant locality. Mr ROBERTS takes BOARDERS, and gives them PRIVATE LESSONS at his Residence in Queen's- road. School Duties begin on the 23rd. NEW MUSIC AT HALF PRICE & POST-FREE. "VTEW SONGS, NEW DUETS, NEW PIECES, and NEW DANCE MUSIC, all at HALF PBICE. NEW DANCE MUSIC. s. d. Cootes' French Lancers, on National Ain 4 0 Burlesoue Lancers, introducing Dutchman s Little Dog," "The Grecian Bend," and other Popular -A.irs • >•• ••• it a Grecian Bend Polka, by Charles Coote ••• Carnival Polka, introducing Vance s Popular bong, "Par Excellence," the idol of the day ••• Valentine Galop, bv M. Relle -„ r .r« of 0 H. H. Galop, by Powell, dedicated to all Lovers of Fox-hunting 3 0 Frow-Fr-jw Galop 3 0 Cliquot Galop, by Riviere 3 0 U-Pi-Dee Galop; by W. H. Montgomery 3 0 Belle of the Ball Valse .4 0 Golden Tresses Valse ••• •" ••• The Skating Valse V 4 0 Songs of the Period Valse, introducing Act on the en,iarp uParExcellence, ijancashire Lass, "Little Daisy," and other Songs 4 0 The Alliance Wedding Favour Valse, by H. J. Tinney, with Portraits of the Princess Louise and Lord Lome 4 0 Songs of the Season Moet and Chandon Valse, in- troducing "Call her Back and Kiss her," "Happy Bird," "The Gay Mabille," "The Fisherman's Daughter," and other Airs 4 0 Neilson Waltz, with Portrait of Miss Adelaide Neilson 4 0 Toodles' Quadrille, introducing "It don't Suit Charley Baker," "New Jerusalem," "Ten Minutes too Late, "All among the Hay," "The Big Sunflower," &c. ••• 4 0 Hird's Masonic Quadrille, respectfully dedicated to the Craft ••• ••• ••• "j Rage of London Quadrille 4 0 Pretty Kitty Quadrille, introducing all the Popular Airs of the Season, including "Lardy Dardy ]Jo, 'Laura, Laura, Frederick's come," "The Gay Mabille," "U-Pi-Dee," "Moet and Chan- don," and "Cliquot." 4 0 NEW PIECES FOR THE PIANOFORTE. The Siege of Paris, a Descriptive Fantasia, by M. Hobson—Meeting of the French and Prussian Armies at Saarbruck; Battles of Saarbruck, Weissenburg, and Woerth; Engagements a- round Metz Battle and Capitulation of Sedan; Fall of Toul; Bombardment and Fall of Stras- burg; Prussians marching on Paris; Prussians under the Walls of Paris; The Bivouac and Bombardment; Peace; Grand Finale: enclosed in a beautiful leather cover; with Portraits of the King of Prussia, Crown Prince, Prince Frederick Charles, General Trochu, and a Graphic Picture of the Siege of Paris 4 0 Driven from Home, the popular Christy Song, ar- ranged for the Pianoforte by M. Hobson 0' 3 0 NEW PIANOFORTE DUETS. Tinney's Alliance Valse Duet 4 0 Riviere's Cliquot Galop Duet. 4 0 Moore's Grecian Bend v- alse Duet 5 0 Tinney's Rocket Galop Duet 4 0 Betjemann's celebrated Serio-Comic Fantasia Rob- inson Crusoe Duet on Popular Airs 6 0 Coote's favourite Lancers Quadrille Duet 5 0 ———— Burlesque Lancers Duet 5 0 Pretty Kitty Quadrille Duet 5 0 NEW SONGS, ALL AT HALF PRICE. It's Joking You are, sung by Miss Fanny Edwards 3 0 The Acreeable Yon'i -Af iri m- V^.ra,. v.??, v-~ —>- you mean to say No, by Harry (Jhtton 3 0 Musical Miseries, Comic Medley by Harry Clifton 3 0 I'll Find a Way or Make it, by Harry Clifton 3 0 Kiss in the Ring, the great Serio-Comic Song, by Miss Annie Anderson Merrily Roll on, Beautiful Waves, Vocal Duet by Chas. Blamphin, sung by Miss Fanny Edwards and Miss Kinnaird 3 0 The Elderly Beau, by Harry Clifton 3 0 Don't be After Ten, by Harry Clifton 3 0 Maria Consents to be Mine, by Harry Clifton 3 0 Leybourne's Villiam Timothy Rags 3 0 I should Like to be an Alligator 3 0 Moet and Chandon, the Song of the Season, by Leybonrne. .) 0 Leybourne's Up in the Monument 3 0 _i Artful Joe 3 0 Sam Bagnall's I'll have Your Number or 3642 3 0 James Hillier's Mine Own Susan Jane 3 0 Turn it Up 3 0 Sam Bagnall's A Starry Night for a Ramble 3 0 Atilburn's As Good as Gol(I 3 0 Harry Fox's I Like a Drop of Good Beer 3 0 Songs by Claribel, Wrighton, Christy Minstrels, Miss Lindsey, and others. ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, & VENABLES, MUSIC WAREHOUSE, BAILEY-HEAD, OSWESTRY. AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR COUGHS, &c. JONES'S PECTORAL BALSAM OF SQUILLS AND HOREHOUND.—This invaluable Medicine has for many Years been considered to be the safest and most effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Difficulty of Breathing, Hoarseness, Asthma, &c., &e. The following is an extract from the many testimonials received:- Brymbo, Wrexham, April 8th, 1857. I have been for eighteen months suffering from weak- ness and continued violent pain in my breast, with a severe cough, but after being advised by Mr Howard, Chemist, to try Jones's Pectoral Balsam of Squills, &c., I did so, and the first bottle quite relieved the pain and when I had taken three bottles I was restored to perfect health. CATHERINE JONES." Prepared only by D. W. SCOTT, Medical Hall, Barmouth, and sold by all Chemists in bottles at Is. lid. CAUTION.—None genuine without bearing the name of D. W. S. on the Government stamp affixed on the top of each bottle. .Now Ready; Price Four Shillings. THE REV. w. WALSHAM HOW'S Commentary on the FOUR GOSPELS; neatly bound in cloth, reVol.°Ti., containing the remainder of the New Testa ment, will be ready shortly. (From The Bookseller. ) The Rev W Walsham How, who has been for some time encased upon the compilation of a new Commentary upon the New'Testanient, has nearly brought his labours to a conclusion. The editor has endeavoured to compress as much thought as possible into the smallest practical shape, and nistead of falling his book with mere common-places, has given the sense of the best commentators upon all really difficult passages. ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, & VENABLES, Bailey Head, Oswestry. HARRY CLIFTON'S POPULAR MOTTO SONGS and DUETS, Sold at Half Price, by Messrs ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, and VENABLES, Bailey-head, Oswestry. The N ewspa per for North Shropshire and North Wales. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING at the Office, Bailey Head, Oswestry, and issued simultaneously by upwards of a hundred agents in the Border Counties. The Oswestry Advertizer AND Montgomeryshire Mercury. 1 A Newspaper wWch » ^gjjmong^ *« landowners, Ller»>^gtrict etching from the inhabitants gen i-, the West Coast of Wales, Eastern Borders of^to tM r Shiwm CARDIGASHIRE and FLINTSHIIE, wlth the T followmg towns:VELSHPOOL, Llallfair, Montgomery. EWTOWX, Llanidloes, Machynlleth, Llanfyllin, OSWESTRY, Shrews- Llan<7ollen,Wrexham,Conven,Bala,Dolgellej, > Towvn, Aberdovey, and Aberystwyth. events The Paper contains a full and faithful recou in the district where it circulates, a summary of the ntj of North Wales, and the general nitdhgenee of th<- > agricultural information, markets, £ c., and spuuii} devotes itself to the interests of Shropshire and W All communications should be addressed to the Office at Oswestry, where Advertisements are up to Tuesday night, for publication on Wednesday morning. C, I "k.ew Roberta, Woodall, & Vtuubles, Proprieteme

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