Monmouthshire Merlin

I GENERAL NEWS. fe61, o fWay ^jesty visited the Haymarket Theatre on 74i«ctivfi lnn- to witness the very interesting and < 'ijees»*)erformance of Miss Cushman as "Meg 1*3 t the toff 1,1 that four railway truck loads of shells were P tile O.,i0j ay last week, from the Carrion Ironworks, i'1'shin ?'an Railway,for the Czar. not Jy, °t the VVestern squadron are expccted home 'o#1 ?1tiaj nare *° be re-victualled for six months in every re* {¥ fleet Wil1 be> we believe, all the members of the ? f eJ&t00d that the ensuing brevet will be on a [y valiiei e scale. in order to shelve a number of old Wd vress officers. i Di\vterv'^e died at his residence, Pembroke ?e tlie ?•> on Monday last. By his demise without if I^e becomes extinct. 'Hin a *citement was occasioned last Friday evening, 11 about the House of Commons, by the painful # of Mr. Briscoe, M.P., li ving fallen down, '• Bran s'vestibule, in anapoplecticfit.. Fortunately, 3t K member for Leisrim, who is a physician, [jjl ^Vergj3 > and by his care, Mr. Briscoe was slowly 4 ^tthp ] an<* then removed to his residence. iSi w,?. Warwick Assizes, an action brought by Mr. ""age 'er.' of Saltley, against the Corporation, for ■> Pply otustained by the sewerage interfering with his w^ter, was referred to the arbitration of two 5 jjtliat. e understand that the award has been made, as been, decided that Mr. Evans is entitled to 6 a8es. The sum claimed by that genileman was a corrected list of the vessels taken up I. stoi.°Vernment for the conveyance of cavalry horses iestv e»l t° the Mediterranean:—The Resolute, her £ '<ion'hhe Palmers* on, the Pyrenees, the Countess of ^ild the John Mas'erton, the Ion, the Alipore, the tlie%' the Blake. the Mangerton, the City of Carlisle, 4Tl»e &lof Shaftesbury. et»3s tK of moving troops with despatch and safety e r'ver Thames, at a point where no bridge exists, ,ere the constant passage of steamers and other rslow ders the transit over in boats both dangerous ^t!Was on Thursday last clearly proved by 200 of J W *legiment of Foot, having passed from Wappmg ™ of uhe, through the Thames Tunnel, in the short Tfbe: twelve minutes, including the time occupied in P 61. n8 re-formed for marching to Deptford Dockyard. V^r tllat the real cause of ihe insanity of Mackay, ^Pect;hlctoHa's piper, is said to have been over anxiety NpoV16 Publication of a unique collection of ancient JJh va lence and attendant controversies on the subject, J:cial dl!'?sother matters he had undertaken, besides his uties which seem to have been too much for his <V] -l S,1* in America '.he proportion of persons -who go to n&oi some kind is one in five, in Russia it is one fi|>ter^sPension of a highly respectable firm of calico it^°od Manchester, is spoken of. It is expected that PPa aCCOunt will be shown, leading only to a temporary The liabilities are spokenofat £40,000 to Si to," Two small London houses in the. Manchester sP°ken of as having suspended, chiefly involved fc»!>aRetif 'trough the flight of a Manchester commis- ran away last week, leaving debts to the e?^'l[Ve SOttle idea of the importance of the Australian LHhj^^y be mentioned that during the past year, no jAnd p vessels or more sailed from England and ¡ r()bably of an. agffregate burthen of 572,000 tons, which M bluVKarried out upwards of 700,000 tons of goods. 4 ne book was published last week, giving statistics of children born in one year in England tfS as anc^ disclosing the humiliating fact, th 'f't6 U0 ^ewer than 30,334 were illegitimate, or ¡ "'bOI he number is pretty equally distributed over «f VtLC°Untry- Kv^blic sum of two millions has been decreed in aid in the communes of France, in order to W ""c'i „*° tbe People. t<ife tbe following as a definition of Love in VCk With Before marriage, the man is very much >»iUoh the woman, and afterwards the woman is WCc°rd S'ru°k by the man." lbe metropolitan gossiper of the Liverpool •lift "itiv John Russell seems to grow more and more fhjJUhs ;h daily. He has aged immensely this last six A^OW ough he always looked old enough to have been kn. clor n when old Parr, the pill man was a baby." 1ik r°thrynian in a letter to the Daily News, urges upon 'te. 'I th ren the propriety of their wearing their beards ti« Hers .early reformers." •h rot], e been received by Mr Charles Sturge.from 6f' .Mr" ^oseph Sturge, who, with two other tV4st I*? e Society of Friends, proceeded at the close f d to 7isit St. Petersburgh, to lay before the W an Address from the Society of Friends iJnf ^n'ted States, urging him to avoid O seeP t° Saturday the 11th inst., the deputation had Vthe Emperor, although he had intimated his tat 6SS receive them, and a preparatory interview « Ptace with the Chancellor of the Empire, Count Vol? with whom a copy of the Address was left, 1)0 expressed his approval of its sentiments. The Juftt mention that it was believed in St. Petersburgh ''ti i Emperor was more inclined to peace than T^r'y. 0 children have been found in the river Thames, the following circumstances, which leave little doubt both had been murdered —It appears that on Thurs- the attention of Inspector Johnson. of the Thames was called to the body of a fine female child, |the river^Thames, off Lett's wharf, Cora- ^toad, Lambeth. It was taken ashore, and removed bodv^sdiouse in street, and upon being examined ^oun(^ be covered with tar. Another f.1,Vas c'tlso^L^ up by a man near Waterloo-bridge. a 'hUrrl body of a fine child, and it is supposed JO¡ ^Pkin ered. The body, which was wrapped up *Ho s Chi.' afterwards removed to the vaults of St. ha st- n! ) remains there to await the coroner's W been A 0r<ler that the body may be identified, it rJ*pPed ^ated that the napkin in which the child was placed in a chintz school bag. 8a ^il,s have been proved by analysis of the I) tim nt men to be perfectly innocent, and at the }e Per&ewe thoroughly efficient in their nature they may ^t <ja 'ei'ed in till a complaint is removed without the JhflSoU ^er °f injuring the constitution, however such a be exposed to the weather, whilst under their » for fcbis fact alone makes them an admirable medi- ftv1 use —See Advt. 75 YEARS OLD, CURKD OF A BAD LEG, N ■^>An's ^IKTMEN'1' AND Pills- Mrs. Laren- 0 Richardson's-buildings, Qoswell-street, had, dreariflVn^ birth to twins, 34 years ago, suffered t(j ? wounds in her leg, and which several j.en both in France and England had been unable Uthduj.:r,eii offering were intense, and oftentimes she Per.^°ds wholly confined to her bed. Ul- '*0vya the advice of her friends she made a trial of ^Ce<Jies 1 Ointment and Pills, and these celebrated healed her wounds, and she can now walk At. 1 the greatest comfort.

Jj. 5?1 nne is a filter that separates friends from the V°°d SL'1 hi0^^iSpaPeis are the only paper currency that is thi? an Sold or silver. —Eliz < Cook. Hot l marries a mail because he is good match," Wa*^an6 s^rPrised if he turns a 'Lucifer." of observed the Countess of Blessington is the ^«oft 3Bj easily wounded but susceptible of all roK u a(^ emotions. Destroy this sensitiveness « Joh ,v her of her attraction: study her happiness, ^wure y°ur if once said, If you know anything that will Iw is som if--s heart- glad, run quickly and tell it; but Ive it n^, no that will only cause a sigh bottle it up, ^la s ^il?D?ess' I think, is the greatest vice in the colony; «la W j thousands, and the fines inflicted upon this <>t a <ione more to assist the revenue than any other Of proof of its extent, Mr. Young, the late lessee V ^vP!atre' Paid £ 2.000 to ths mayor for the good will *H(» n> and even £ 6, <i0 and £ 8,OoO have been offered thing. The publicans are the richest Ve hewl" the colony.- £ i trurts from a Melbourne Letter. W1 l'ese.!sl).aPe.r is the chronicle of civilisation, the com- tk ts> and °lr into which every stream pours its living hew a*" wbich every man may coine and drink- It S^.aPer which gives liberty its practical life, its to■hSPtkpeP1-1^^au?ei and its unwearying activity. The ^Oh011 eve/f '? daily and sleepless watchman, who reports an? 'an,ner which menaces the institutions of our tile r itifor '^s interests at home and abroad The news- ^ai^ °P'enFS B'slators of public opinion, and it informs c acts of'egislators, which conduces to the i»Se°luti0n e,^f order, and prevents the stern necessity of f", f. e newspaper is a law book for the indolent, Aij6' r the thoughtless, and a library for the poor.— ftunah°n Puns an<^ Punsters" which appeared in W^0tes oer of Putnam's Magazine, contains somegood ^nio'ur-1 ?n< n.ew. One is of Lamb. That eccen- ?heS' The 1S- \S s'.ttinS with a party of friends over his a S0,lvivi t is stormy, the rain pouring in torrents. 8 hovp?^ fr'en^smomentarily disturbed Pror> Piteously at the door. Some humane V;hi a let him in. Why," stuttered Lamb, n<uj{;,prcc!lt0ry 1°°^' why grudge him his ^'nlfsSSi -^Nl> THE. SENATE.—Every man in parlia- ,s an a Unise^f wiser than every man out; and Hot So PPearance of reason on his side for, if he Js i* e he sjfs j y should he have been sent to the place V"\ieems t\ however, the tact is not quite so certain ^tip'^re tha« n that qimrter" 'Firmly do I believe *»rth ..n?,neo? our "ewsjapers contains a daily • Tp « y that is spoken in both houses in seven L"ndo> !"is for n? THE PORT.-Poor man! he was always r>l,Mney' for fame, and other distinctions; and ^tt. ,r(ttiehf SOi)1.ly consisted in living against his will hicij aijd in a place which his taste had adorned, c°mri°niy- e"j°yed when people of note came to u k this T.1 1,1 ''is correspondence is about nothing °Urhi~ ?ce an(1 his own writings, with two or three .y. £ clergjmen who wrote verses too .-Letters of 1\ d corre t.°VPhCp'Ption °^- the Philadelplt a Presbyterian gives I'PlKi atlione Fes'^ent Pierce at church" He sat S/that it .umblest of the people, so unostenta- Nnt ut> He vt, lm.P°ssible for me, a stranger, to single S nas bo canm Pointed out to me a he retired and he ^?1dl>ile~~mincri;v,an believe without.1 carriage, fori bis Jf ^ith the throng on the sidewalk as he llfhicp ;l^a refinoH ,k,to the White House. President ui-S-,ndicativo]?p'^bed-looking man, and his counte- XsimDlfi ki g,r^atsaoacity and decision. His dress v °uld • the a»d scrupulously neat, his hair ^rsonai 8e> about ffvA Pfrfect order- Jn person he is, I Otffl aPPearane fe,et te» inches high. So far as b^ve 110 ^merioan who would the 8ahWiih Pride- I am told he is a careful °°k into nr.'J' re fuses to receive visitors, and ^nt an c1°,r.resPoudence on that day-is a Pwic wurship and his influence morals and religion, is strong and

WESTERN VALLEYS RAILWAY. Greenwich time is kept at ait the stations on the,e rail- ways. The station doors, at Newport and Bijina, will Le closed three minutes before the departure oi each tram. UP. WEEK DAYS SUNDAY lst2ndilst'iad lst2ad isrindjlst2n. STARTING FROM \&3rd|& 3rd & 3rd 6c3rd & 3td Class Class, (.'lass Class. Class A.M. NOO.N. P.M. A.M. P.M. Newport, Dock-street 7 0 112 0 5 0 9 0 5 0 Ithymney Junction 7 15 I12 15 5 15 9 15 5 15 Tydee 7 2i iii 21 5 21 9 21 5 21 Risca.. 7 3i ;j2 31 5 31 9 31 5 31 Cross Keys 7 41 12 41 5 41 9 41 5 41 Cross Keys 7 4) 12 41 5 41 9 41 5 41 Abercarn 7 53 '12 53 5 53 9 53 5 53 Newbridge 7 59 12 59 5 59 9 59 5 59 Crumlin v. 8 1 1 4 6 4 10 4. 6 4 AberbeegJunction. 8 17 1 17 6 17 l" 17 6 17 Crumlin v. 8 1 1 4 6 4 10 4. 6 4 AberbeegJunction. 8 17 j 1 17 6 17 l" 17 6 17 Aberbeeg Junction •• y 17 1 17 t) 17 10 1~7 6 17 Uwm 8 32 I 32 6 32 10 32 6 32 Victoria 8 39 1 3i> 6 39 10 39 6 39 Ebbw Vale 8 45 1 45 6 45 6 45 Abertillery 8 28 jT"2fT 6 2S 10 28 b 25 Blaina H 45 1 45 6 45 10 45 G 45 DO WN WEEK DA. YS. SUNDAYS. lst2ud lst2nd lst2nci lst2nd lst2nd STARTING FR05I & 3rd & 3rd & 3rd >St 3rd 6c3id Class. Class. Class. Class. Class. A.M. P.M. P.M- AM. P.M. Blaina 90 I 30 7 0 11 15 7 0 Abertillery 9 17 2 47 7 17 II 32 7 17 Aberbeeg Junction 9 28 2 58 7 28 11 43 1 2$ *Ebbw Vale 9 0 2 30 7 0 H 15 7 0 Victoria^ 9 6 2 36 7 6 1121 7 6 Cwm 9 13 2 43 7 13 U 28 7 13 Aberbeeg Junction 9 2S 2 58 7 28 11 43 1 ^.8 Crumlin 9 41 3 11 7 41 11^ 5d 7 41 Newbridge 9 46 3 16 7 46 12 1 7 6 Abercarn 952 322 7 52 12 7 752 Cross Keys |1U 4 3 34 8 4 12 19 Risca 110 14 3 44 8 14 12 29 8 14 Tydee j 10 24 3 54 8 "24 12 o9 8 24 Rhymney Junction ,10 30 40 8 30 I- 4o 8 Newport, Dock street :10 45 4 15 8 45 1 0 00 Leaves Ebbw Vale Station on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday only.

N EVV PORT AND PONTYPOOL RAILWAY. UP -TRAIN'S. WBUK. DAYS. SUNDAYS. -Jj J, K Starting from. S& z -21 .vTiT A il. P.M.'P.M. P.M A.M' P.M. P.M. Newport 8 45 11 30 I 15,5 30 8 0 10 «C 8 0 Llautarnam 8 5i 11 36 2 21.5 36 8 6 .5 Cwmbran S 55 11 40 2 25 jo 40 d 10 10 l1' 40 3 10 Pontnewydd for Cross y Ceilog Llanvrechva 8 59 11 44 2 29 5 44 8 16 10 14 3 44 8 14 Pontrhydyrun.. 9 i»!ll 4^ 2 335 48 8 18 10 18 3 48 (1 18 Hereford June. 9 7|ll 52 2 37 5 52 8 22 Pontypool 9 15 12 0 2 45.6 0 8 30 10 30 4 0 8 30 DO WN-TKAIN WEBK DAYS. SUNDAYS. j0^ « j oi i m k) a '3* S -a S S "2 » rcT « rt Starting from jjg "3 -JJ 0 "o CO to 85 CO CO =- A, 111.11 A..M. P.M- P.M. P.M.! A.M.lP.M. P.M. Pontypool •••• 7 4i 10 0 12 45|4 0j7 0 9 0:2 30 7 0 Hereford June. 7 59 "1 4 12 49 4 4 7 4j Pontrhydyrun. 7 52 10 7 12 52 4 7 7 7,9 1 3/7 7 Pontnewydd for Cross-y- Ceilog 7 56 10 11 12 56 1 11 7 11 9 H[2 41 7 11 Cwmbran 8 0 10 15 I 0 4 1 7 li|9 15 2 45 J .15 Llantarnam ..8 6 10 20 I G 4 21 7 21 9 20 2 50 7 20 Newport 8 15 10 30 1 16 4 30 7 30 9 30 3 0 7 30 SOUTH WALES RAILWAY TIME. DOWN TRAINS. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. S UP TRAINS. WEEK DAYS. I SUNDAYS i Ist2d 1st id 1st iS £ Ist2d Jixp. Mail fcxp Mail. Ist2d Ist2d 1st & Mail.I fst2d lst2d JBxp. Ist2d Ist2d Mail. Ist2d Ist2d Mail.listed Startingfrom &3rd&3rd 2nd & 3rd lst2d Ist2d Ist2d|lst2d & 3d & 3d 2nd lst2d| Starting fiom & 3rd Ist2d & 3rd lst2d & 3rd & 3rd lst2d & 3rd & 3rd lst2dj& 3d class, class, class, class, class, class, class,'class, class, class class class. £ class, clas class, class, class, class, class, class, class. class. jclass. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. I P.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. 'P.M. ¡ A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. A-M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Paddington — 6 bO 9 45 10 15 4 50| 8 55 2 0 8 55S Haverfordwest.. — — 9 10 — 15 — 5 0 Swindon .dept — 7 45 12 50 II 37 I 22 6 50|11 52 — 5 12 II 52<Carmarthen — — 6 15 10 39 — 2 45 5 45 5 45 6 30 Cheltenham(dpt 6 30 8 45 2 20 12 0 2 20 7 45ll I 20 8 0 5 5 ll 20;Llanelly — — 7 6 II 20 — 3 36 6 30 6 30 7 21 — 1,2,3 | A.M. 1,2,3 A.M ^Swansea — 7 0 8 1 IU0 1 0 1 20 7 5 « 50 1 IS 7 S 8 0 Gloucester(dept 6 45 9 25 3 15 12 40 3 15 8 I3] I 35 — 8 20 6 40 1 355 Neath — 7 17 8 40 12 2 1 25 4 41 7 23 9 15 1 35 7 23 8 25 Newnham — 7 5 9 55 3 45 — 3 45 8 38j 2 JO — 8 45 7 5 2 105 Britton Ferry. — S 47 1 32 4 53 — 9 22 1 42 8 32 Lydney — 1 23 10 14 4 6 — 4 6 8 S3' 2 30 — 9 8 7 2S 2 3$t'ort Talbot — 7 28 8 56 12 13 1 40 5 1 7 35 9 30 1 49 7 35 8 40 Chepstow 5 40 7 48 10 42 4 25 1 25 4 25 9 13 2 55 7 30 9 35 7 5' 2 55 Pyle — 9 11 — 1 55 5 16 — 9 45 2 2 — 8 55 Portskewet — 7 57 10 52 — 7 40 9 4o 8 5 —• > Bridgend. 7 50 9 27 12 35 2 10 5 28 8 0 9 58 2 17 8 0 9 8 Wagor — 8 3 11 2 — — 7 50 9 55 8 15 jLlantrissaut — 8 5 9 50 — 2 35 6 1 8 15 10 30 2 39 8 15 9 4o Newport 6 5 8 18 Tl 17 5 2 1 50 0 2 9 37 3 30 8 8 10 13 8 3m 3 3C?Cardiff 6 30 8 25 10 20 1 4 3 0 6 27 8 35; 10 56 3 3 8 35 10 6 Marslifield 8 2g II 29 — — 8 18 10 23 8 4 3 — Marslifield 8 37 10 33 3 12 6 42 — II 11 3 14 — 10 2) Cardiff 6 45 8 42 U 40 5 29 2 ll 5 29 9 57 3 55 8 33 10 38 8 58 3 55!Newport 6 S3 8 48 10 49 1 25 3 27 6 5f 9 15 11 25 3 26 9 15 10 3a Uantrissant — 9 1(; 12 8 6 1 — 0 1 10 16 4 15 9 2 II 7 9 27 4 |5iMagor J 5 — 3 41 7li 11 4i 3 39 — '0 51 Gridgeixl 9 31 12 SS 6 2fi 2 40 6 26 10 30 4 31 9 24 ll 29 'J 49 4 3l< Portskewet — 9 10 I| 3 — 3 56 7 2 11 54 3 51 11 4i Pyle 9 4f> 12 43 6 40 — 6 40 — 9 89 II 44 10 4 iChepstow 7 23 9 20 11 14 1 50 4 10 7 3< 9 50 12 6 4 10 !> 50;U 15 Port Talbot — 10 0 12 56 0 56 3 Oj 6 56 10 49 5 3 9 5;; 11 58 10 18 5 3jLydney 7 41 9 38 11 33 4 2S 7 54 10 812 25 4 2K 10 5| Britton Ferry. 10 8 1 r. 7 0 — 7 6 10 2 12 7 l<> 27 — (Newnham 8 0 9 58 11 54 4 48 8 J4 10 25J2 45 4 4b 10 25 Neath 10 15 I 13 7 19 3 |0 7 19 10 59 5 15 !0 10 12 15 10 35 5 15< I & 2 Swansea 8 30 10 55 7 55 3 25 7 55 — 5 45 10 50 — — 5 45U;ioucester, ,dpt 8 35 :o 40 12 55 2 35 5 35 8 5<; ll 40 1 24 5 25 11 40 Llanelly 9 5 11 8 40 3 501 8 40 — 6 20 11 29 — 6 20 Cheltenham (air 9 3j 10 45 12 37 3 10 5 45 9 I 30 1 39 5 45 1 30 (Carmarthen 9 52 12 35 — 9 32] 4 35 9 32 — 7 0 12 20 9 30 — 7 0> 1 & 2 Haverfordwest.il 9 2 15 6 0 —no— Swindon ..dept 10 23 12 32 2 29 4 15 7 39 I 25 — 7 10 I 2S| I I >Paddingtt>n I 10 3 15 5 5 6 0 10 30 4 15 10 0 4 15!

NEWPORT, ABERGAVENNY, AND HEREFORD RAILWAYS. An omnibus runs from the 'I hree Salmons, Usk, daily to meet the down train at 9.40 a.m. and the up train at 6.36 p.m. at Little Mill Station; and an omnibus also run from the Clarence Hotel, Pontypool, to the Newport road station to meet the trains. From Feb. 2nd. and until further notice. I Mix. Ex- »oods press SUNDAY DOWN TRAINS. j 2 ? j 2 3 I & 2 !,2,3,!l &2 TBAINS. Class. Class. Class Class. Class. a. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. p. m. London 6 0 10 012 0 Liverpool 4 5.. 11 15 5 0 Manchester 4 24 11 15 5 20 Birmingham 6 0 9 15 12 45 6 I. Wolverhampton. 6 40 9 55 1 15 7 5 Stafford 7 40 10 25 2 20 7 10 Shrews- J Arr. 9 0 11 20 3 30 8 20 bury t Dep ) 9 10 12 10 3 45 8 25 Hereford i Arr" 1 A* 11 30 1 55 6 15 Ul 30 ( Dep J 8 011 40 2 C 6 30 Tram Inn 8 13 11 52 — 6 43 St. Devereux. 8 20 12 0 2 15 6 47 12 1 C, 2 25653 Pontrillas 8 33 12 10 2 25 6 53 Pandy 8 47 12 21 — 7 8 Llanfihangel 8 5o 12 30 2 43 7 15 Abergavenny. 9 71242251727.. i'enpergwm 9 lb 12 52 3 0 7 37 Llanvair 9 23 1 2 — 7 43 Goitre 9 28 1 6 3 4 7 51 Little Mi l 9 40 1 14 3 10 8 0 NCKtfPoo!}950 3" »» •• Pontnewydd 10 5 1 35 3 28 8 25 Newport 10 15' 1 50 3 4f) fi 35 Ex- Ex- UP TRATVS PreSS SUNDAY 1)2,3 & 2 1.2,31&2 1,2. S TRAINS. Class. Class. Class Class Class. a. m. a. m a. m p. m. p. m. Newport 7 30 12 15 3 0 6 15 Pontnewydd. 7 43 12 27.. — NforPp0ontfp0oodl^ 7 63 12 37 3 20 6 45 Little Mill 8 1 12 42 3 24 6 54 Goitre 8 9 1*2 54 7 8 Llanvair 8 13 12 58 77 Penpergwm 8 18 1 4 7 1; Abergavenny 8 28 1 15 3 45 7 23 Llanfihangel 84012773 Pandy. 8 47 ) 35 7 43 Pontrilas 9 0 1 42 8 ( St. Devereux 9 10 2 (' 8 15 Tram Inn 9 17 2 10 8 2'. Hereford 1 -^rr • 9 3o 2 20 4 30 8 30 Heietorci j Uep | 7 25 9 45 2 30 4 45 Shrews-( Arr. ) 9 6012-10 4 55 0 45 bury. (Dep. j 10 012 45 5 40 7 0 Stafford U 20 1 50 6 45 8 15 Birmingham. 135 3 45 8 40 10 0 Wokerhamptcn 12 35 3 5 7 30 9 10 London 4 55 7 30 10 45 Manchester 2 10 4 40 lu 20 LiTerpool .••••• 2 45 4 45 JJ0 50,

NEWPORT TIDE TABLE, I JUG 11 NvAfElt. DEPTH AI 1- DAYS. MORN, BVEN. D'CK GAlES. Feb. 1854. k. m. H. M. FT. IN. 24, Friday 3 54 4 31 24 0 25, Saturday 5 4 5 35 27 1 2G, Sunday 6 4 6 31 'i9 G 27, Monday 6 57 7 19 3D 11 28, Tuesday 7 40 7 57 3L 7 1, Wednesday 8 4 8 31 31 7 2, Thursday. 8 49 9 4 30 7

WEEKLY CALENDAR. WEEKLY CALENDAR. -Moon's Age—Last Quarter, 20th, 44m. past 10 morn. Si [•»«« 24 | 6 58 I 5 29 6 5 1 49 j 55 ^5 6 56 5 5 31 6 45 3 3 5G 26 j 6 54 5 32 7 13 4 29 57 27 6 52 5 34 7 34 5 55 53 28 6 50 5 36 7 52 7 16 { 59 1 6 48 5 5 38 8m 6 8a 30 60 2 j 6 45 j 5 39 8 20 j 9 46 j 61 28 6 50 5 36 752 7 16 { 59 1 6 48 5 5 38 8m 6 8a 30 60 2 j 6 45 j 5 39 8 20 j 9 46 j 61 I

TAFF VALE RAILWAY TIME. London Time is kept at the Stations on this Railway which is 12J minutes earlier than Cardiff. U P. WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS "s j erATTnwe H M H.M. niM. H.M. G; felAlIONS. AJJ p, M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Cardiff Docks.. 8 50 2 15 5 45 8 45 3 45 14 Cardiff 95 2 30 60 90 40| 4s!Llandaff 9 14 2 38 6 9 9 9 4 9 4s!Llandaff 9 14 2 38 6 9 9 9 4 9 6j;Pentyrch 9 21 2 46 6 17 9 17 4 17 8 ]Taff's Well 9 2) 2 52 6 23 9 23 4 23 12 ITreforest 9 38 3 3 6 36 9 36 4 36 13 |Newbridge 9 43 3 8 6 41 9 4J ^41 l6 £ jAberdare Junction 9 51 3 19 6 53 9 53 4 53 ]7j!lncline Top 10 4 3 29 7 3 10 3 5 3 224! Troedyrhiew 10 19 3 44 7 19 10 19 5 19 24 Do wlais Junction 10 "27 3 52 7 27 •• .» •• 24,1 Merthyr 10 30 3 55 7 30 10 30 5 30 ABERDARE BRANCH ——— ———— ———— ———— ———— i 164 Aberdare Junction 10 0 3 25 7 0 iO 0 5 0 1 20s;Mountain Ash.. 10 14 3 39 7 14 10 14 5 14 22,jjAberaman 10 22 3 47 7 22 10 22 5 22 22jiTreaman 10 26 3 51 7 26 10 26 5 26 232| Aberdare 10 30 3 55 7 30 10 30 5 30 DOWLAIS BRANCH. 24 Oowlais Junction 10 28 3 5 > 7 28 25^ Do wlais 10 40 4 5 7 40 .j.. D(JVV JS. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS S O P -TOVC H. M. I H.M. H.M. H. M. H.M. ►U SLAIIUINO. A 111. P M P M A III P.M. Merthyr 8 25 I 20 0 0 9 0 4 0 I Oowlais Junction 8 28 1 23 6 3 2J Troedyrhiew 8 36 1 31 6 11 9 11 4 11 -1 7|] iucline Top851146627927427 8 Aberdare Junction 9 1 1 56 6 37 9 37 4 37 lJ! Newbridge 9 11 2 7 6 49 9 49 4 49 l2.j freforest 9 lb 2 12 6 54 9 54 4 54 164 Taff's Well 9 27 2-24 7 7 10 7 5 7 18 Pentvrch 9 33 2 30 7 13 10 13 5 13 204 Llandaff 9 40 2 37 7 20 10 20 5 20 23i Cardiff 9 50 2 45 7 30 10 30 5 30 24 £ Cardiff Docks 10 0 2 55 7 40 SO 40 5 40 ABERDARE BIlANCH 154 Aberdare 8 25 1 20 6 0 9 0 40 14^ Treaman 8 29 1 24 0 4 9 4 4 4 Aberaman • 8 33 1 28 6 8 9 8 4 8 12 Mountain Ash.. 8 41 1 36 6 16 9 Id 4 16 8 Aberdare Junction 8 55 1 50 6 30 9 30 4 30 DOWLAIS BRANCH. ———— ———— ———— ———— 2^ Do wlais •••• 815 110 5 50 •• •• i Dowlais Junction 8 27 1 22 6 2

VALE OF NEATH RAILWAY. IIP TRAINS. WKEK DAYS. SUNDAYS 172,3, Ek~TU"3 172,31.273 172,3, Ek~TU"3 172,31.273 DEPARTURE FI.OM glass, 1,2 dss 'dass.ldass. A.M JA.M. P.M A.M. P. M- Carmarthen 6 15i 1039 5 4 — 6 30 Neath 8 3>|1 40 A 0 9 20 8 30 Aberdylais 8 50 1 45 8 6, 9 25 8 35 H.esolven 9 0,1 55 8 15 9 3-5; 8 45 Ulyn-Neath 9 Bj2 3 8 23 9 43| 8 53 Hirwain air. 9 30 2 25 8 45 10 5 9 IF. Hi^i^ [rTTdep. 9 38'2 318 53 10 13; 9 23 Aberd»re.V.V. arr. 9 50,2 45 9 5 10 25:9 35 Hh-vvain 9 3.^2 30 8 50 10 10, 9 20 LU yd coed 9 45|2 40 9 0 10 20 9 30 Merthy U0 W2 55 9 1. 10 35 9 45 su, DOWN THAINS. WBFCK DAYS, ( SUNDAYS r,2,3 i,2 ;i ,2,3 1, 2, a 12,3 DRPARTUIIE FHOM cUs.' cls_. dss. class, chs AM P.M. P.M A.M. P M. Merthyr 9 0 1 c0 3 0 9 0 5 30 Llwydcoed 9 15 2 £ ■> 15; 9 15 5 45 Hirwain art. 9 21 2 11 6 21 9 21j.5 51 Aberdare dep. 9 5 1 55 '-i 5 9 5 5 35 Hirwain. a/) J8 2 f.6 IS 9 18 5 48 I- Hirwain 9 26 2 1f6 26 9 26 5 56 GTYRL-Neath 9 47 2 37 3 47 9 47 6 17 Resolven 9 56 2 46 6 56 9 56 6 26 Abeidylais 10 52 55 7 5 10 F-(i 35 Neaih 1015J3 10 7 10 10 10 6 45 Carmarthen '123514 32i9 32 12 20 8 30

PRICES CURRENT OF LEA) HER AT BACK- 7 IIALL, BRISTOL. Ib.Ib. d. d. Otfal,Eng Shoulders lid 13d Crop Hides per lb. 30 35—l2tol3j English Bellies 10 J I 40 48-13 15 Foreign Sheulders LA 12 50 60-15 16 Foreign 91 loi Foreign Hides. 30 35—12 13 Foreign Cheeks. 8 9 40 45-13 I' Dressing Shoulders I0J HI EnglishButts 16 20—14 16 DittoBellits 9 10 22 26-14 17 Dressed Shoe Butts 17 24 2830-15 18 Harness Hides 14 18 34 36-J5 19 Weft Shoulders 13 15 Foreign Butts 16 20-13,1161 Kip Butts. 16 26 22 25—13J 17 Cordovan 16 30 28 32-13¡ 17 „ 35 40-\2 17 RAW GOODS, Engine Butts 4852-12 17 Best Sadlers'Hides 37 50—15 16 Market Hides per lb. 3J 4 liariiess ditto 36 42-14 15 MarketSkins SI 5* Common ditto 26 30—12^ 14 Heavy Salted B.A., 32 38—124 14 Ox Hides 54 5t Welsh ditto 20 24-124 134 Light Salted B.A. 28 35—12J 134 Ox Hides 5 5I Bull ditto II 13 Salted B.A. Cow Hds. 5 5? Best Shaved. 1823-18 21 Heavy Salted R. G. Common ditto 22 27—14 16 Ox Hides 41 5 Kips, English & Welsh..13 17 Light Salted R.G. Petersburgh 6 8_|P L8 GX Hides 5 9 10—15 17 Salted R.G. Cow Hds. 4J 5 Eastlndia. _,2 Salted Cape 33 5 Calf Skins, English Heavy Salted Irish 2J 34 and Welsh 25 30—13 18 Light Salted Irish 2J 3 35 40—14 22 Kips, Peters.. Dry 9 10 45 50-15 24- Drvsaited East India 5 10 55 60-16 25 Saited Irish 3 4 63 68-16 23 Ditto, Irish VI. Skins 4 4l 75 80-15 20 Ditto, Irish Cf Siiiiis331 85 90-14 19 Salted Span.Horsepr 95 100-13 17 Hide 5s0rttofisCd 100 120—12 16 Salt, iris Hor 4s Od to 5s Od Engl'sh Horse Hides 9 11 Bark, per ton £ 5 10 to £ 7 0 Do., without Butts 10 12 (Ucd.; £ 6 !0 to £ s 0 Welsh.. 9 |L Valonia, ditto £ 13 to £ 16 10 Do., without Butts to 12 Sliuuiac, pre. 18s 6d to LAG C Spanish JQ 14 Glue pieces (lfesh.) 40s 60s Do.,wifliautbutts,each. 10s 14s 0d (untlesh). 30s 4 s Horse liutts, per LB LYTF 1 2D Ox Horns, per 123 30s to 45s Seal Skins, Small 21 22 Cew Horns 155 to 25s Middling.. 14 17 Tallow, Russian, per Large. II 14 cwt 63s OdessOd Basils per lb 12 15 South Amer.,fi0s Od 65s Od White Sheep skins per Cod Oil,pertun. £ J3 £ 34 10 doz .M. lis to 13s

BRISTOL STOCK EXCHANGE, February 22. Share. Railways. paid. "CIOSiDg Price. Stock. I Bristol and Exeter 100 j 05 — 96 20 jBirming. & Oxford Junct.; 30| I — Stock. (Caledonian 100 < 54^— 55J Stock. Eastern Counties | 20 j 13 — 13 £ Stock. (Great Western > 100 5 82I — 25 5Newprt,Abergy.&Herefrd| 174 1 6 — 5 dis Stock <Great Northern s 100 | 9J — 92 Stock. London and N. Western 100 !I04 —104J Slock London & South Western! 100 80 — 82 25 London and Blackwail 11.6.3 8i— 8$ Stock. London, Brighton, &S.C 100 | 86 — 97 Stock. Lancaster and York 100 | 65|— G61 20 sDo. West Riding Union | llj < — 5i Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock 1 5\ 2i- 3 'tock. Midland. 100 63 — 63 £ 50 | Ditto New.s 35 | — Stock sDitto Binning, and Derby; 100 i 36 — 38 Stock.| Do. 6 perc.tiir.& Glos J 100 j'37 —139 StocK North British .s 100 32 — 33 Siock.! Do. Preference 100 ( "»■■ 20 'North Staffordshire 174 | !S Stock.(Shrewsbury andBirming; 100 55 — 60 50 SSouth Devon T 50 14-16 50 ^SO^.IT.H Wales.• j 50 i ^5 Stock.Ta.ii Vale j 100 138—140 Stock. DittoPref.StockNo.il 100 146 —148 10 Ditto New 2 3i— 34 pm. Stock.; Do. 5 per cent ••••! all j — perct.pm Stock-! Do. 4^ per cent all h)ar* >> Stock-Wilts, Eomer. & Weyratkj i00 96 — 97 Stock. York and North Midland 100 49 494 Stock. (York, Newcsle & Berwick 100 < 68g 094 25 (York & NewcastleExten. 20 {8 it "'s 25 j DittoGt.N.ofMng.Pref.i 13 dis- Local and Miscellaneous. S .( 20 VV.of E.&S W.Ds Bk.old 12.10.0 { 161— 17 20 jDitto New { 10 j 4 — 149.9v Bris'.ol Dock Shares 147.9.0 92 — 93 tx.d. Ditto Notes 121.8 9U 34- 4J pre. PM Stock. Bristol United Gas. s 100 (170 -175 130 J Bristol Steam Navigation! 130 56 — 25 Bristol Water Works { 25 14|— 15i 35 \Severn & Wye C. & H. I av. 35 23^— '24J Stock. Mon. Hail. & Canal 100 95 —100 100 | Do. 5 per ct. preference..] 55 j — p.c pm 100 Do. do. paid up 100 < 10 —12p.c.pm 10 Do. do. (New) I li { pat— i D.m

EMPOWERED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. h c United Service & General V N ■" Life AJfurancei^ Guarantee iSSlK ASSOCIATION. Ojjices, 20, Charing Crofs, London. AGENT FOR THE SOUTH WALES RAIL\YAY, Mr. F. J'tIA.RWOOD, Accountant s Office, South Wales Railway, Swansea. HEALTH RESTORED! H 0 L L OW A Y' S PILLS. SURPRISING CURr. OF A COXFIUMED AsTMM, AF fER HVE i^ARS SUFFERING. THE following Testimonial bas been sent to Professor llollowav, "by a Gentleman named Middleton, of Scotland Hoad, Liverpool. Sir -Your Pills have been ti.e means, under Providence, of re- storing me to sound health, after five years of severe affliction. Durin" the whole or that period, I suffered tho most dreadful at- tacks of Asthma, frequently of several weeks duration, attended with a violent cough, and continual spitting of phlegm, intermixed with blood. This so shook my constilution that I was uniitted fpr any of tbe active duties of life. J was atknded by some of the most eminent medical men of this town, but they failed to Úve me the slightest relief. As a la^t remedy, I tried your j'ills, and in about three months they efr¿cted it perfect cure ot the disease, tOtalIy era dicated the cough, uiid restoied tone and vigour to the chest and digestive organs. I am. sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) H. MIDULETON. Dated Jan. 1st, 1853. A PERMANENT CURE OF A DISEASED LIVER, OF MANY YEARS DURATION. (Cop, of a Letter from Mr. Gamis, Chemist, Yeovil, to Professor Holloway.) Dear Sir,-In this district your Pils command a more exten.,Ïve sale than any other proprietary medicine before the public. As a proof of their efficacy in Liver and Hiliou Complaints, I may men- ticn the fallowing case :-A lady of this town, with whom I am per- sonally acquainted, for years was a severe sufferer frum disease of the liver aud digestive organs her nsedical attondant assured her that he cauld do nothing to relieve her sufferings, aud it was not likely she could sllrvive many mor ths. This announcement na- turally caused great alarm among her friends and relations, and they induced her to make a trial of your Pills, which so improved her general health that she was induced to continue them until she received a perfect cure. This is twelve months ago, and she has not experienced any symptoms of relapse, and often declares that your P,])s have been the means of saving her life. I remain, dear Sir, yours truly, Nov.23rd, 1852. (Signed) J. GUI s. AN ASTONISHING CURE OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, AFTER BEING DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL lKCUl{ AD LE. (Copy of a Letter from Mr. W. Moon, of the Square, Winchester.) To Prolessor Holloway. Sir,-I beg to inform you that for years I was a sufferer from chronic rheumatism, and was often laid up for weeks tcgether by its severe and pain: III attacks. I tried everything that was recom- mended, and was attended by one of the most eminent surgeons in this town; but obtailled no relief whatever and fearing that my health wou1d be entirely broken up, I was induced to go into our County Hospital, where 1 had the lest medical treatment the Insti. tution atforcied, ail of which proved of no avail, and 1 came out no better than I went in. I was then advised to try your Pills, and by persevering with them, was perflctly cured, and enabled to resume my occupation, and altlicugh a considenlbJe period has elapsed, I have felt no return whatever of the complaint. I am, sir, yourobsdient servant. Oct. 8th, 1 Si2. (Signed) W. MOON. AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DROPSY, AFTER SUFFERING FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS. (Copy of a Letter 1rom Mr. U. llriggs, Chemist, Goole, dated February 1.1th, 1853. To Professor Holloway. gir —i have much pleasure in informiJlg you of a most surprisiug cure of Dropsy, recently eifected by your valualJle medicines Ca]tt. Jackson, of this place, was afflicted with Dropsy for upwards of eighteen month" to such an extent that it caused his body and limbs t, be much swollen, anÜ water oozed, as it were, from his skin, so that a daily change of apparel became necessary. Notwithstand- ing the various remedies tri;d, and the different medical men con, sulted, all was of no avail, until he commenced using your Pills, by which, and a strict attention to tile printed direclions, he was effectually cured, and liis health perfectly re established. If you deem this worthy 01 publicity, you are at liberty to use it. I am, sir, yours respectfully, (Signed) G. BRIGGS. These celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious in the following complaints. Ague Dropsy 11Jllammation Sore Throats Asthma Dysentery Jaundice Stone and Gravel Bilious Complaints Erysipelas Liver Com- Secondary Symptons Blotches on the Female Irregu- plaints TicDoulour^u Skin laritiés Lumbago Tumours Bowel Complaints Fevers of Piles Ulcers Colics ali kinds Rheumatism Venereal Affections Constipation of the Fits Retention of Worms of all kinds BoKels Gout Urine Weakness, fro i. Consumption lleidache Sciofula, or whatever cause, Debility Indigestion King's Evil &c., &c. Sold at the establishment of Professor Holloway, :H4 Strand (noas Temple Bar) London, <:nd by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in medicines, throughout the CivilizedJWorld, at the following price -Is. l|d, 2s. !id. 4s. 6d. lis., 22s., and 33s. each box. There is a conside able saving by taking the larger sizes, N.H-Directions for the guidance of Patients in every disorder, ale affixed to each box. Ackrill's Celebrated Pectoral Oxymel of Horehound, Is the best Medicine ever offered to the Public ^as the many thnusanùs ho have been Cured by it will testify,) tor Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hooping Cough, Hoarseness, Wheezing, Consumption, Difficulty of llreathing, Influenza, and all disorders of the Breath and Lungs, bold in bottles at Is. l^d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lIs. The following are taken from the numerous Testimonials in the possession of the Proprietor From the Ucv. Micah Thomas. Abergavenny, Fcb. Etl], 1853. DEA It SIR,—Having for several years past been a great sufferer from obstinate and convulsive cough, attended with, anrlaggravated by, an acculllula' ion of mucus-so severe as sometimes to almost strangle me, and being accidentally directed to the announcement of your preparation, entitled, Pectoral Oxymel of Horehound," I resolved to make a trial of it. I took one Thirteen Pence Halfpenny Bottle, and before I had finished it, the effect to me was as astonishing as it was salutary- such as Iliad never before witnessed. It aimost instantaneously allayed my cough, softened the phlegm, and me of what was both a vast annoyance and a grievous affliction. Cunsidering that the remedy, wele its merits geneially known, would prove a public benefit, I do feel much pleased \*ith having an opportunity to thus render my hu.i ble, but truthful attestation in recommendation of its use in cases, which by no means are fe w, analogous to my own. I remain, Sir, yours respectfully, To Mr. Gco. Ackrill, Druggist. Micah Thomas. From the Rev. D. Lewis. Llanvapley, April 5th, 1853. DEAR Srn,-Some time ago I was afflicted with a severe cold and cough, 1'01 the removal of which 1 tried 6eve, al reineuies to no purpose. Having heard oC your celebrated Pecttral Oxymel of Horehound," I resolved to give it a fair trial. I had one Thirteen Pence Halfpenny bottle ,of it. I began. to take it, and to my utter astonishment, I found immediate rehef. It ripened the cold and loosened the cough, and produced frequent expectoration-in fact, my cold and cough had left me entIrely 111 less than two days. I feel much pleasure in bearing my humble testimony to the wonder- ful efficacy of your most valuable preparation, and am desirous of mikiiv its merits as extensively known as possible. Wishing y. u abundant success in your praiseworthy endeavours to relieve suffer- ing humanity, I remall1, yoursw To Mr. G. Ackrill, Chemist and DE.VR 81&1 return you many thanks for recommending me to try a bottle of your Pectoral Oxymel of Horehound, and. a box of your Antibilious Pills, when 1 was 111 your shop at the beginning of tire corn harvest, for a very distressing cough and pam 111 the Lhest, which 1 then had. My cough and breath were that bad, I could not work nor lie down, but was obliged to sit up in bed all night, III fact was so ill, that it was a general remark amongst my neighbours, how very i1l Mr. Rumsey is looking-he wlil not be with us long." 1 believe 1 should have been in my grave before this, if I had not taken your valuable Pectoral Oxymel of Horehound and Pills; the first dose or two gave me ease, and in less than forty-e ight hours it had so relieved my cough and breath, that J was able to lie down in bed and sleep soundly, \I J¡ich I had not been able to do for a long time and by the time I had taken the bottle of Horehound and the box of Pills, it had quite cured my cough and removed all my pains, in fact, reswred me to perfect health. I shall always recommend it to my friends and neighbours, and all who are afflicted with coughs and colds, as the be,;t medicine ever offered to the public." ° 1 remain, dear Sir, yours ¡;ratefulJy, E. Rumsey, farmer. To Mr. G, Ae1<rill, Chemist and Druggist, High stred, Abergavenny. FAMILY ANTIHILlOUs PILLS, prepared with- out a particie of Mercury or Antimony, for Indigestion, Bilious ComplaiiKs, Disorders of the Stomach and bowels, Sick Headache, &c, In poxes at Is. 1 jd., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. CELEHRATED NIPPLE OINT.\fENT, for Ex- coriated iiore or Chapped Nipples, 5ure Legs, Burns, Scalds, Chil. blains, K>bes Ulcers, Sc. Soid in pots, Is. each. GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. In boxes at Is. l^d., and 2s 9d. VEGETABLE PILLS, for the Gravel, Pains in the Back or Loins, Lumbago, &c. In boxes at Is. l^d., and 2s. 3d. ACKRILL S EMUROCATION OR CURE-ALL, has long been proved the most efficient remedy for Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Lumbago. Pains in the Limbs, and Numbness, SCiatic and Paralytic AfIections Face ache, Sprains and Bruises, Fresh Wounds or Cuts, Spasms and Cramp, Stiifness of the Joints or Neck, Frozen Limbs, and ClJilblains before they are broken, it is Jikewlse an infallible cure for tLat d,J11gcrous disarder the Quinsey or Sore Throat, in which it was never known to fail after a few hours' application. Sold in buttles at Is., and 2s. 6d. each. TOOTH-CllE TINCTURE, in bottles Is., and 2s. (id. each. The whole of the above are prepared solely by G. ACKRILL Chembt and Druggist, Abergavenny. il.GE>TS. Newport, Mr. M. Evans, Public Library Mr. Jenkin s, Chemist. Pil1gwenlJy, Neupoit, 1\1r. Morgan, Clrerni>t, Elaenavon Mr. C. Smith, grocer and draper. Bristol Messrs. Fenis and Score, chemists. Swansea .Mr. c. T. Wilson, chemist. Dowlais .Mr. Lodge, currier, High street. Tredegar Mr. C. Peaty. stationer. Brynmawr.. Mr J, Lodge, currier. Merthvr Mr. T. Stephens, chemist. Krppnn Mr. Philip Bright, chemist. Crickhoiv'c'lV!• Mr- Williams, Post office. rut Mr. Clarke, printer. Pontv'poo'l" Mr. W. Conway, chemist rontypooi Wood, chemist. Mr. s. P. Kernick, chemist. caram. Mr. M. R. Ashford, chemist. Abersvchan Mr. T. Wood, chemist. Pontypridd Mr. C. Bassett, chemist. Builth Mr. T. Thomas, druggist and grocer. Gloucester Mf. Lovett, chentist, Westgate street. Ludlow Mr T. Griffiths, stationer, Narrow street. Hereford Mr. C. Weaver, linen and woolen drapd. Worcester Lea and Perrins,chemists. Malvern Lea and Perrins, chemists. Ebbw Vale.. Mr. Lews, chemist. Aberdare .l\1r I Jones and Mr, T. Evans. Monmouth Mr. Dawe, chemist. Ross Mr. Powell, chEn1Îst. Cheltenham Mr. J. Horsley. Bromsgrove Mr. J. J. llaines. Stouibridge Mr. Heming, stationer. Dudley Mr. Danks, Sump office. Krddnminster J. and T. Ste-vard, chemists. Bewdley .M r R. N eWiHan, chemist. Stourp:;rt T. Wlieeldon, stationer. lllrm1l1gham Mr. H. Winnall, 7S, High st., stationer. Wolverhampton lit r. 1'. Simpson, statio :.er. Peterchurch Mr J Jenkins, druggist, &c. St. David's ..Mr. Ebenezer Williams, druggist. Bristol Mr. T. C, Pouting, 32, High st., druggist Kingswood Hill Mr. H. A, Tanner, chemist. And most respectah,e Medicine Vendo:s in the Kingdom. WHOLESALE AGENTS. London Sutton Ðnd Co., Bow Churchyard, Worcester .Lea and Perrins, 68. Broad street. Bristol T. and A. Warren 24 Redcliff street. IMPORTANT CAUT1u;There are so many Preparations of Hore hound in the present day, that to prevent disappointment, the Public are requested to be particular to ask for" Ackrill's Pectora Oxymel oT Horehound," and see that his name is written in blue in QIl theGonrnment"Stamp, without which, none oan be genuine. MATRIMONIAL INSTITUTION FOUNDED 18-40. Offices, 12, John-street, Adclphi, London, and 18, Nassau- street, New York. THIS Institution has been established many years, (with great success) as a medium for the introduction of'parties unknown to each other, who are desirous offo-ming Matrimonial Alliances, but who, from some cause or other, cannot find Part- ners in their own circle of acquaititance. suitable in position, &c. This Establishment is conducted on the same principle as adopted at the variousmstitutionsofthe kind in France, Holland. Germany, Russia, and America, and presents equal advantages to all classes of society. '1 he strictest honor and secrecy are maintained in every case, and none but parties of respectability treated with. Prospectuses, Application Forms,Rules, and every information, sent free to any name, initials, or address, on receipt of 12 postage stamps. By order of the dll ector. LAURENCE CUTHBURT, 12, John Street, Adelphi, London. Read the book on Matrimonial Alliances, by a Clergyman which is of peculiar interest to the unmarried. J'eutfree, on receipt of twelve stamps. WHAT SHALL I DO TO GET CURED? Is the question often asked by the afflicted. As your cure depends on the treatment you obtain, apply to DR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Vine Cottage, No. 1S2, Commercial,rold, Newport, opposite the Brewers' Arms, and one door from the new Bible CliristUu Chape WHO, having devoted his wholj study, for twenty years, to the curing of tlie Venereal Disease, by Herbs only, and from suc- cessful practice in Newport, for the last six years is enabled to treat with the utmost certainty of acure every stage of that dreadful malady, without the use of Mercury, restraint ot d et, or any hin- drance from business Dr. W.'s Herbal Pills nave been experienced by thousands to be the most valuable yet known for the cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Strictures, and Syphilis, and of the disease in any of its morbid forms as pains in the head, back, and loins nervous- ness, indigestion, loss or appetite, rheumatism, skin diseases, &c. The utmost safety and confidence may be relird upon by those who entrust themselves to the care of Df. lliiams, the most; honourable secrecy and delicacy are oliseived III every case. Attendance daily, from nine ill the moramg until ten at night. on Sundays, from nine ti11 two. Country patients must be particular in stating their cases, as that wili render a personal visit unnecessary. Medicine, with the necessary advice, sent to any part on receipt of a post office order for I Qs., payable to Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS l" eW1JOrt, Monmouthshire. Thousands of Cures are qJmM effected by trie use of 1 HcontrD\'t:rti ble evjdeuce of thCll' maneJlous dl'ects may be Lad, anù' he ori,! inal Testimonials seen, at the C.'ntra] Depot. ALl AH.\ŒD'S An- tihllidus Pill. Thi.. is a purel)' vegetable compound,con¡;tituing an it;.ireeable medicine. and an dy in cases (¡f indigea- LOll and bilious and c.0mpl¡¡bts. No 'Eo" w the cure of hepalitis liver, tliai"this"pUl 'it lJvcr, than this ill It is equally efficacions Hl aU disordas arising from the digestive organs—sickness, swimming in the head, constipation, flatulency diarrhoea, palpitation of the heart, spasms, and nervous debility of every kind. Leigh, January 14, 1853. Gentlemen,—I have much pVasure in accoiciinsr my high estima- tion of Ali Ahmed's Antibilious Pills, having found them, a moat safe and efficacious medicine. And dm, dear sir, yours respectfully, R. Uumwuei. To the Proprietors of Ali Ahmed's Treasures. ALI AHMED'S COUGH PILLS An infallible remedy for coughs, asthma, incipient COli. umption. and evelyother disease of the lungs. This medicine never causes that nausea invariably connected with cough medicines where Ipecacuanna and other baneful drugs are commonly used. (Case of a distressing Congh cured.) 8, Arthur Street, Gray's (JID. Sir,—It is with feelings of extreme pleasure I have to inform you. of the perfect Clire effected on me by using. Ali Ahmed's cough, pill. 1 can with certainty speak of its qualities, as in the early stages of my cough, it was the opinion of my medical men that I was consumptive, it being hereditary; but chance having thrown your pills in my way during the winter, and having taken a few ot them, I found myself so relieved as to induce me to coiitiuue till I was completely cured, and I am now free from my annual annoy- ance, viz.—coughs and oppression. Under these circumstanced should you intend giving the public the benefit of your valuable pills, any way in which I can be of service you may command )- /)' Your obedient servant To the Proprietors of Ali Ahmed's Treasures. O. 1. Keixr ALl AHMED'S HEALING PLAISTER. A most invaluable plaister for the cure of Ulcers, Cancers Con- tused Wounds, Gangrene, Varicose Veins, Whitlows .Boils*Chit" blallls, &c.. (Extraordinary Cure of Ulcers in the Leg.) Messrs. Clarke and Cripps have gteat pleasure in inf rmine the Proprietors of Ali Ahmed's Medicines, th they have had a ewe oi uleerattd leg of long standing cured by the applica.ion of Al Ahmed s Healing Plaister, in the short space (f ten days the patient at the same time taking the Antibilous Pills, two a bed time every other night. They are also happy to óay that two cases of varicose veins, under treatment, are progressing favourably. Notting Hill, April 23, 1853. These Treasures are to be had in Boxes at Is. lid., 2.. gd.. 4s. 6d., and IOs. 6d. The pills are sil ven 1 in the Oriental; style, by which all disagreeable taste is removed, and their brilJiancr is an undeniable proof that no mercurial preparation is present in these compounds. To be had at the Depot, Nos. 9 and 10, Saint Bride's Avenue, Fleet-street, London of every respectable Chemist and Medicille Vendor and of the following Agents; NEWPORT—J ONES. I Exeter—Cooper, Evans&Hodgse* Bath—Keene Hibberd,Passmore»Patea Bidelord-Ding]e, Hogg Hereford — liook. Birrningham-Snape. Leamington-Harper. Bristol—Pointing, Selfe I Plymouth—Balkwill Herrott Cheltenhaw-G.bbon. Jeifry. Chepstow-Taylor. Strou.d-Bucknell. Cirencester—Mason. Teignffiouth-Gould. Devizes-Randle. Tavistock—Edgcumbe & Sturtas Devonport-Colruall, Wood. Wiveliscombe—Wood. THROW PHYSIC TO THE DOGS; I'LL NONE OF fT." —SHAKSPERB. UNDER THE 4^ >. AND PATRONAGE OF „ THE PRINCIPAL THE QUEEN NOBILITY. ROPER'S ROYAL BATH PLASTERS SUPERSEDE the use of inward Medicine, for Coughs Asthm Hoarseness, Indigestion, Palpitation of tlie Heart Hooping Cough, Influenza, Chronic Strains, Bruises Lgmhu^ Spinal and Rheumatic Affections, Diseases of the Chest! and Pains. r#i MORE WONDERFUL CURES, SELECTED FROM OTHERS, TOO NUMEROUS TO PUBLISH-— MAN* A GEKEBAT RBMEDY FOR MO,T ArPLICTIOBTS Gentlemen,—I beg to inform you that Mrs. Leachman haa M lized great benefit from the use of your Itopei's Pla^Ar. e years "ago, Mrs. L. had the misfortune to fa 11, jfi d serious^hnrt?* spine and kidneys, and always finds relief by th™LS^ vour Plaster: if attacked with any local pain, ilieumatfc &r K recourse to your Plaster, which generally ciLpcrses the'nai^'l™ short time. Last antuinn, Mrs. L had a severe attack of influ-„ which took away her smell and taste; for eighteen weeks she traS despaired of recovering them; two or three weeks ago she ^a severe rheumatic pain in Iter head, and applied a Plaster between the shoulders to take it away. After four or five days she was most agreeably surprised to find liei taste and smell coming a little, am happy to say they both improve daily. This blessing sheatfcfr butes to the virtue of the Plaster. A female friend also was similarly afflicted, from the same cause. Mrs. L. pressed her to make a trial she did—which produced the same eflect. I am, gentlemen, yours respectfully, Alford, 26th April, 1853. JoHNLEACKMAtr. CURE OF WEAKNESS, WBEVOUS DEBILITY, AKD PALPITATION THE HEART. Manchester, March 26, 1853. Dear Sirs,—I beg to advise you of the good effects experienced bw one of my customers from the use of your invaluable Roper1* Plasters. A Mrs. Richardson, of this town, had been aileeted foe some time with great weakness and pam at the chest, together with much nervousness and pa!Ipi,.at o Of the heart. She was recom~ mended to try one of Roper s Piasteis, and eventually did so the result of which it is most pleasing to state had the desired effect perfectly removing all the symptoms, and giving her perfect eate ever since. Yours very faithfully, To Messrs. Roper and Son. T Fosru KEa. CURE OP INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS. Mr. H. MAIDEN, of Bury, has great pleasure in handing to Mesnx. Roper and Son, a recommendation of Roper's Plasters, by Mr W.. Dutson, Earl-street, Bury, for a severe inflammation of the lunm. He was bed-fast four months, and is quite certain his recoYery is through the timely assistance of your valuable Ropet's Plaster which he purchased at my shop. You are at liberty to make U8e of this in any way you think proper, for the benefit of the public ge- nerally.—Bury, March i3, 1S53. CVRE OF ASTHMA OF EIGHT "YEARS' STANDING. Coldingham, February 9, 1843; Gentlemen,—About eight years ago, I was seized with inflamma- tion of the chest, and ever since that time I have been more or less subject to asthma, especiaJJy in the winter season. I hare deri.Ye4 much benefit by your excellent Roger's Plasters, for which 1 latum you my must sincere thanks. I am. yours, &c.. To Messss. Roper and Son. JOHN GRAY, Teacher. ANOTHER CORE OF ASTIlMA. High-street, Mold, Ja/luary SI, I SSI Sirs,—Your Roper's Plasters entirely cured me of asthma. 1 have recommended them to a great many in Mold, u ho derivt great be- nefit from them. Tours respectfully, A. R. psjra, CURE OF FIVE YEARS' INCESSANT CJUGH. 32, Moore Paik, Chester, January J ISSS Sirs,—Having been induced by some of my friends, whQ hava tned your most InvaluabJe Roper's Plaster, aull have found it tQ be of such very great service to me, that I cannot refrain from thank- ing you for such a great boon (0 those who have been, like a>ysel £ troubled with an incessant cough for the "last five years. If joa wish to make this public, I have no obJectlOu to my name appear £ ing in the public prints, as one of those who have received relie- at your hands, and shall most undoubtedly recommend your Kopec's Plasters. 1 am, sirs, your InOót obedient servant, To Messrs. Roper and Son. ABEL THOMPSO*. REMEDY PC/R PAIN IN THE EACK. No. 38, Old Sheiue, Brighton, May 12, isstL Gentlemen —You recommend your Rop.'r's P'astei for rheumatic, a mon'' other maladies, and I must confess that I have found it Ta- luable in that complaint, being often afflicted painfully by it in the lumbar region. „ lours, 4tc.. To Messrs. Roper and Son. J. I\OHTH WHITE. Unprincipled Shopkeepers, for the sa*e of gain, h&ve vended spurious Imitations. Purchasers a:e therefore cautioned to 1\01ICE!-The words ROPER'S ROYAL BATH PLASTER, tograph on the back, — thus;- prepared only by ROBERT ROPF.R and-BON, Che,nuts, Shef- fiCFull-s»zcd Plasters, Is. ljd. i and for Children, each; or direct by post, on'receipt of Is. -Id or is. each m postage stamps.— For the use of Hospitals, Infirmaries, Dispensaries, Poor Law Unions, the Medical 1 amily use, and Chaiity purp^ea, tc in Tin Cases, at 4s. Gd., lIs., 22s, Jos. each case. I Sold bv PHILLIPS, Chemist and Druggist, Newport, andBuat Patent Medicine Vendors in the United Kipgdom. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS:—B» particular ta ask. fat ROPER'S PLASTliR.