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&r. JL|J WAX FLOWERS. Material* for Wax Flowers and French Paner 46f*E0fc* Flowers, at MINTORN and SON'S, 106 New Bond-street, and Conservatory Counter, Pantheon. Agents wanted for the Sale of the above,—terms on application to MINTOBN & SON, 106, New Bond-street, London. CHUBB'S LOCKS. Wit.h a«U the ™prove- 2?" rfo e sa n ments; Strong wrought iron RreproofSaf^with Gnnpowdw-proof Locks; 6a»ha5dDeed ffi* fr ^tplws, with small and neat keys. a°d Prlce» sent on application. -i*"?8.. 8o2r' P?i St. Paul's Churchyard, London; 28, L«4* l" Unrpool i 184 It, Agark#"U"li Ua"W- H. POOLEY and SON, Agents, 20, Commercial street, Newport, Monmouthshire. EUR!KA <° BEST QUALITY, <J SIX FOR FORTY-TWO SHILLINGS Jjt. Directions for Self-Measurement, and <y ;10,z every particular, post free. ^°ta> Patentee,38,"PotxV^ SCHWEPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER WATER. To manufacture an Artificial Water, which shall be a successful imiiatiun o the n ltural Spring, a perfect solution of the Chemical inirc-wi ■ u- is e-aential. a i l this cm alone be effected by the aid of PURE sV.M'KIi. J. SCH-.VEPPH and Co., have therefore estab- lished a Minuhictorv fur ARTIFIC! L SELTZER WATER AT MALVERN. And tin: Spring of the Iloly Well, renowned for its sweetness and purity. From the remarkable efficiency of this Ware" as of the CHLORIDES and CARBONATES whah form tho lUirenenS of the natural .Miring at Nassau. J. SL'H.YEL'PE and Co. can produce a'SKLTZEll WATER possessing, all those CHEMICAL and MEDICINAL properties which have rendered the original Spring so celebrated. It is prepared as an /Eratcd Water, and may be recommended to the public generally, a most refreshing and delightful beverage. SOUWEPPS && CO. Manufacturers of SODA, MAGNESIA, and POTASS WATERS, and LEMONADE. LONDON, LIVERPOOL, BRISTOL AND DEZ3Y. Every Bottle is protected by a Label representing their signature. CROGGON'S PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT; inodorous elt for damp walls, Ding iron houses sold in rolls 32in. wide, Id. per square foot. Also Dry Hair Felt, for preventing the radiation of eat and deadening sound, and sheathing for ships' bot- oms, on which the copper lias smooth. Samples, direc- tions, and testimonials, sent by post CROGGOX & CO 2, Dowgate-hill, London. JAY'S LONDON GENERAL MOURNING WAREHOUSE 247, ^49, and 250, REGENT STREET. By appointment to the Qtieea-exclasively for Mourning. Orders executed.—Patterns post free. JAY'S mf) nnf) VOLUMES in CIRCULATION lvl/)l/U v and sent to any part of the Kingdom, from WESTERTON'S LIBRARY, LONDON. ORLANDO JONES AND COZS Ordinal Patent RICE STARCH BEQUIRES NO BOILING, is celebrated for producing a BEAUTIFCL GLAZE, and retaining its stiffness in the dampest weather. CAUTION.-Every packet has a label with the name inserted UNDER the Royal Arms. 52, FLEET STREET. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON-DENTIST, At home from ten till five. 52, FLEET SlREET, LONDON. SUPERIOR DOUBLE FOWLING PIECES, S in Cases, 10 to 25 Guineas. Double Guns in pairs. Improved Breech Loaders, Adams's Patent Revolvers. Air Canes from 65s. REILLY, Gun Makers, 502, New Oxford street, London. INDIA RUBBER OVER SHOES.-G. J. INDIA RUBBER OYER SHOES.—G. J. TOBYiinporting Hayward Rubber, North British, and I rench Eagle Goloshes, supplies the Trade, for Cash, on the lowest terms. Price list or samples to be had at 41, Boro', High-street, London Bridge. Y°UR H0(/ I WITH TQB X BBST ARTICLES, V AT DSSjaLnTCEFS Ironmongery and Furnishing WAREHOUSES. A Priced Furnishing List ig; SENT POST FREE ^*Co,, IOWA* A P 1700, A E THE SY-IDINHAMSI'# 4 BANK OF DEPOSIT, 3, Pall Mall East, London. Established A.D. 1844. Parties desirons of INVESTING MONEY are requested to examine the Plan of this Institution, by which a high rate of interest may be ubtained with perfect security. The Interest is payable in January and July, either at the Head Office in London, or at the various Branches throughout the Country. — PETER MORRISON, Managing Director. Prospectuses and Forms for opening Accounts sent free oa application. INCOME WITHOUT RISK. DURING the last 30 years hundreds have derived large profits by the SALE of the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY'S TEAS, which are packed in lead, in convenient quantities, from one ounce to one pound, at prices suitable for all consumers. Lists fur- mshed on application, either personally or by letter to the COMPANY'S WAREHOUSES, 9, Great St. Helen's, London RELIEVED IN ONE HOUR, cured in a few days, Gout, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Lumbago, Pains in the Head, Face, and Limbs, by EADE'S Gout and Rheumatic Pill (numerous testimonials enclosed). Fifteen stamps enclosed to EADE, 39, Gos- well streetj London, Box sent free. MEASAM'S MEDICATED CREAM, for the N cure of Gout, Rheumatism, Burns, Scalds, &c., removed from 238, Strand, and 17, Bedford-street, Covent-garden to more extensive premises, 13, Catherine-street, Strand, London, where it may be had Wholesale and Retail; also, Wholesale of Messrs. Barclay, Edwards, Sutton, Newberry, Butler, Sanger, and Hannay, London; Bolton, York; Campbell, Glasgow; Raimes, Edinburgh, Liverpool, and York; and Retail by all Medicine Vendors in town and country. PATENT CONCERTINAS, 36s., ditto to play in all the keys 52s. 6d., ditto full compass (48 keys) 4 guineas all are six-sided and have the double action also the new Duet Concertina at 31s. 6d., and 42s. WHEA.TSIONE& Co., 20, Conduit-street, London. W. TURNER'S PATENT LAUNDRY T STARCH. Used in the Royal Laundry, and in the Blanchisserie" of the Empress of the French. This Starch will give the celebrated AMERICAN SATIN FINISH, take one-third more water, and be stronger than any other it is fully prepared, and requires neither boil- ing gum, or grease. London Starch Company, 74, Queen- street, Cheapside, London. X ICENSES GRANTED for ANY Town OR 1_J County, (Middlesex excepted), m a ^^cured'tith Monopoly, by which good incomes may b H little trouble. Address, (with stamped P j RHODES, ESQ., 50, Burton street, Burton Crescent. DEAFNESS.- THE ARTIFICIAL TYM- PANUM, patented by Charles Greene, 20, King Willi am-street, Strand, London, the invention of JAS. YEARSLEY, Esq. Silver tube and a month's isupply of prepared Cottons, with directions for use, price by post 32 stamps. THE ECONOMICAL WONDER OF THE DAY.—HAMILTON'S MODERN INSTRUC- TIONS for the PIANO-FORTE. 146th edition, 4s.; ditto for singing, 58.; Hamilton's Dictionary of 3,500 MnatCjtl Terms, 50th edition, Is.; and Clarke's Catechism of the Rudiments of Music, 40th edition, Is. London ROBERT COCKS and Co., New Burlington-street. W. At his Cigar, Tobacco, and "-nuff Stores ine I! sltai Cigars for is. 9d.; post-free^sixstamps extra". Pound 'jew, containing 109, 12s. ea. None are genuine uolc-8 sijjned "H. N, GOODRICH." gUMrwwjs. CHERRY, Chemist. 41, Commercial-street, Newport, AGENT for HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA, in PACKETS.—-THE LEAF NOT COLORED. —Du ScoFFEiiN, in his valuable work On Food Adulterw tions remarks, at page 423 The best Tea I can find it that imported by the Messrs. Hornimun; its unattractive appearance manifests it to be what it professes-Tea which has been subjected to no kind of outward embellishment- a manifestation which its delicious flavour sufficiently confirms." HORNIMAN & CO.'S PURE TEA, The usual fine sorts, but the leaf not eovered with color. RICH full-flavoured Tea of rare strength is thus secured; for by not ad- HOIS fitting the different qualities ff ff f to be coloured alike with the if* flULJLS usual powder, the brown fla- m flj iffW fi" votirle8s leaves of the autumn JjLSM gathering cannot be made by the Chinese to resemble the valuable spring sorts, and so »"» T'SV UAKKHOI'3ES, passed off at high rates, to the 31 & ormw„0,t .t. City. L,)U(ljll loss of the English consumer. The Lancet Report, page 318, states of Hornimam importations;—These Teas are wholesome, the Black has not an intensely dark leaf; the Green is a true dull olive, not being faced" with the prevailing bluish powder." For richness, strength, and choice flavour, they exceed the sorts generally sold. Supplied by Agents throughout the Kingdom, and only in Packets, Price 3s. 8d., 4s. and 4s. 4d. per lb. LOCAL AGENTS. BERDARE.. Jones.-Thomas. LONDON..Purssell,80, Corn-hi ABEHAVON. Evan Evans. LYM<EY..Hathaway ABERYSTWITH Jones, Pier-st. MONMOUTH..Farror.— Bowen — ABERGAVENNY Gosden (late MERTHYR Stephens, High- Hirst).—Watkins High at. street. ABERSYCHAN Wood, Stamp- NEWPORT..CHERRY, 41, Com- office. merciaV-street. BRISTOL.. Ferris, Union-street. Ditto, Battershill, 173, Commer CRICKHOWELL..Christopher. cial-street. COWBRIDGE ..Thomas, High-st. PONTYPRIDD Bassett, Post- CARMFF..Kemick, 23, Duke-st. Office. Ditto ..James, Bute-street. PONTYPOOL and ABEA3IX'H^K.. CHEPSTOW.. Hodgson, Beaufort- Wood, Stamp Office. square.—Taylor, St. Mary-st. SWANSEA.. Wilson, Castle-sqr. COLEFOKD..Hough.—Williams. TREDEGAR..Crowe, Post Office GLOUCESTER,.Fouracre, Cross. USK..Edwards. [16264 LAVERTON AND CO.'S PRICE CURRENT FOR THE COMPLETE FURNISHING OF AN EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE, WITH SUPERIOR WELL-MADE & GOOD MODERN FURNITURE. KITCHEN, HALL, DINING-ROOM, BREAKFAST. ROOM, STAIRS, DRAWING-ROOM, BEST BED-ROOM, SPARE BED-ROOM, AND TWO SERVANTS' BEDROOMS. KITCHEN. £ s. d. £ a. d. Deal Table, 8s. 6d., large one-flap do. 12s. 6d. 1 1 0 Four strong Chairs, at 3s. 6d 0 14 0 Large Clothes Horse, 7s. 6d., small do., 5s. 0 12 6 Knife Box 0 5 6—2 13 0 HALL. Say 7 yards 4-4 Oil Cloth, at 2s. 9d. 0 19 3 Cocoa Door Mat and Stair-foot ditto 0 8 6 Umbrella Stand and Hat Rail 1 5 d 2 12 9 DINING-ROOM. One set of Damask or Moreen Window Curtains, 31 yards long, fringed dra- pery, polished mahogany or gilt pole, 6 feet 3 10 0 Super. Brussels Carpet, 18 by 15J feet, 42 yards. 7 7 0 Hearth Rug to match 1 1 0 Mahogany Sliding Table, with extra leaf, to dine eight 4 15 0 Six solid Mahogany Hair-seated Chairs, stuffed with horsehair. 4 10 0 Mahogany Sofa, hair-seated 5 5 0 Mahogany Pedestal Sideboard, 5ft. 6in 5 10 0-31 18 0 BREAKFAST-ROOM. Super Kidderminster Carpet, say 5 yds by 4 2 10 0 Hearth Rug to match 0 14 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table, 3ft. 6in. square 1 5 0 Six imitation Mahogany Chairs, cane- seated. 1 4 0—5 13 0 STAIRS. Strong Dutch Carpet, say 20 yards, at Is. 4d. 1 6 8 Thirty-six Stair-rods and Eyes 0 15 0-2 1 8 DRAWING-ROOM. Superfine Brussels Carpet, including making, 18ft. by 15^ft.. 42 yards 7 7 0 Hearth Kug to match 1 1 O Two sets rich Damask Curtains, 3j yds. long, Window Drapery, and two 6ft. gilt poles 7 0 0 Rosewood Chiffonniere, plate-glass back, and marble top. 5 15 0 Chimney Glass, in gilt frame, best British plate, 40in. by 30in. 4 15 0 Rosewood Loo Table 4 10 0 Rosewood Couch, in damask, as curtains 5 15 0 Six solid Rosewood Chairs, ditto 6 0 0-42 3 0 BEST BEDROOM. Mahogany four-post Bedstead, with cor- nice, poles, rings, &c. 4 10 O Moreen or Damask Furniture, with fringe drapery, complete 4 15 0 Mattress. 1 5 0 Good Feather Bed, Bolster, and Pillows -15 15 0 One pair best Russia Sheets 0 18 0 Three Blankets, 27s., White Counter- pane, 14s 6d 2 1 6 Mahogany Washstand and Table 3 3 0 Dressing Glass, large size 0 16 0 Mahogany Towel-Horse 0 4 6 rhree imitation Mahogany Chairs, cane seats 0 9s 0 Mahogany Chest of Drawers, French p. Wished 2 15 0 Be<:iound Carpet, yard wide 0 18 0 Maii >gany Night Commode ••• 0 14 6—28 4 6 o SECOND BEDROOM. Japanned full-size Half-tester Bedstead 2 2 0 Good Dimity Furniture, with fringe drapery 1 7 6 Mattress ••• ••• ••• 1 1 0 Good Milpuff Bed and Bolster, Feather Pillows 2 12 0 One pair Russia Sheets 0 12 0 Three Blankets, 24A., White Counter- pane, 10s. 6d. 1 14 6 Painted Washstand and Table .0.15 6 Chest of Drawers, large size. 1 12 0 Three Chairs, 7s. 6d., Dressing Glass, 10 s. 6d 0 18 0 Towel-Horse, 3a Bedside Carpet, 8 yards. 16s. ••• 0 19 0—13 13. 6 TWO SERVANTS' BEDROOMS. Two full-size double Bedsteads 1 I 0 Two Milpufl Beds, Bolsters, & Pillows 200 Two pair of Sheets 0 10 0 Six Blankets 1 16 0 Two Coloured Counterpanes 0 10 0 Two WashstAnds 0 11 0 Two Chests of Drawers 2 10 0 Two Chairs. 0 10 0 Two Glasses 0 5 0—& 13 0 jB138 12 5 A SINGLE ROOM OR A SINGLE ARTICLE AT THE QUOTED PRICES. Now Ready, L. & Co.'s NEW ILLUSTRATED FURNISHING GUIDE, with Price List aud Valuable Information for furnishing various sized houses. Free by post, on application to LAVERTON & CO., HOUSE FURNISHERS, 36 and 37, MARY PORT STREET, BRISTOL. [1372. AN ACT OF GRATITUDE. .5000 Copies of a Medical Book jor Gratmtons Circulation. GEORGE THOMAS, ESQ., having bevja. effectually cured of nervous debility, loss of memory, and dimness of sight, resulting from the early errors of youth, by following the instructions given in a Medical Work by a Physician, be considers it his duty, in grati- tude to the author, and for the benefit of nervous sufferers, to publish the means used. He will, therefore, send free, to any address, in a sealed envelope, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing two stamps, to pre-pay postage a copy of the medical work, containing every in- formation required.—Address, G. THOMAS, Oraven House, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. [1597 FOOD FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, LADIES WHO ARE NURSING, AND PERSONS OF DELICATE COjNSTI TUTIONS. B U L L Q C K' SSE MOL A. This buostance is prepared solely from the finest Wheat; Its great me.it consists in its being rich in gluten, the pure nutritive or staminal principle of that grain. One part being equal, in nutritive power, to five parts of wheaten nour, t contains absolutely more nourishment than beef or For Invalids it sup- plies a most agreeable substitute for prueU. As a food for Infants and weakly Children it is invaluable, as it contains exactly the organic materials suited to' their growth and uniformly agrees with he stomach. Taken by Mothers who are Nursing between their ordm^r, meals, or for supper, it merges the q^'yjnd greatly improves the quality of their mil whether rule Semola is applicable in all cases of debility,.wnetUer general weakness of the system or local weakjes." ot the stomach, lungs, or other organs. Many leali g Physicians recommend it, and their report is uniformly most satisfactory. Semola must not be confounded witn most satisfactory. Semola must not be confounded with Semolina, which is an entirely different article. Sold only in Tins, ls. 6d., 3s., 10s., and 21s. each secured with the Signature of the Proprietors. I PERRINS & BARNIT (Late BULLOCK & PALMER,) OPERATIVB CHEMISTS, 22, CONDUIT-STREET I REGENT-STREET, LONDON; And may be obtained of all Chemists. J CARPETS. TURKEY and AXMINSTER CARPETS.—VELVET and TAPESTRY DITTO. BRUSSELS and KIDDERMINSTER DITTO.- -SILK and WORSTED DAMASKS. CHINTZES and PRINTED TOURNAYS.—EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and NET CURTAINS. GILT CORNICES, BRASS and other POLES— VENETIANSPRING and other BLINDS, SMITH and CO. respectfully invite the attention of the Nobility and Gentry to their elegant and extensive STOCK of CARPETS, CURTAINS, &c., the whole being of a superior character, while, as regards Price, the extensive nature of their transactions enables them to enter into successful competition with any other House in the Trade. IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS. Cribs and Cots. I Half Tester Bedsteads. I Iron Chair and Extending Bedsteads. Stump Bodsteads. Tent ditto. Iron Couches and Sofas. French ditto. Fourpost ditto. Officers and Portable ditto. Canopy ditto. Portable Folding ditto. BEDDING. BEDS, BOLSTERS, and PILLOWS. MATTRESSES and PALLIASSES. BLANKETS, QUILTS, and COUNTERPANES. LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS. SMITH and CO. solicit parties FURNISHING to an inspection of their BEDS and BEDSTEADS, assuring their Friends that the whole of the Bedding Department will be Manufactured on their own Premises, of Materials that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. S and CO. cannot refrain from mentioning, for the guidance of those at a distance who are not aware of the advantages offered at their Establishment, that as the facility of Railway and Steam Communication is now so great, parties Furnishing should visit their extensive Warerooms before purchasing elsewhere. SMITH AND CO., CARPET and FURNISHING WAREROOMS, 13, ST. AUGUSTINE'S PARADE, BRISTOL. [1170 MONMOUTH f-I A FARMERS' CLUB CATTLE SHOW, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH OCTOBER, 1857. PATRON: HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT. VICE-PATRONS: THE LORD LIEUTENANT. THE HIGH SHERIFF. SIR C. MORGAN, BART. THOS. WAKEMAN, ESQ. C. K. K. TYNTE, ESQ. SIR J. BAILEY, BART., M.P. A. ROLLS, ESQ. LIEUT.-COL. VAUGHAN. O. S. MORGAN. ES i., M P. JAMES DAV1ES, ESQ. GEORGE CAVE, ESQ. LIEUT.-COL. CLIFFORD, M.P. SIR. L. PILKINGTON, BART. G. GRIFFIN TYLER, ESQ. T. W. B. BLAKEMORE, ESQ., M.P. MAJOR-GEN. SIR W. ROOKE, C.B. J. F. BRICKDALE, ESQ. J. A. HERBERT, ESQ. LIEUT.-COL. SOMERSET, M.P. O. A. WYATT, ESQ. S. R. BOSANQUET, ESQ. CRAWSHAY BAILEY, ESQ., M.P. PRESIDENT JOHN E. W. ROLLS, ESQ. HONORARY TREASURER I HONORARY SECRKTABY O. A. WYATT, ESQ. | HENRY DYKE, ESQ. THE LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE MONMOUTH CATTLE SHOW FUND 1857. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s d. The Duke of Beaufort 10 0 0 Mr. James James 10 0 Mr. John Gwynne 10 0 The Lord Lieutenant 5 0 0 Mr.Sheriff 1 0 0 Mr. Wiliam Price 10 0 Sir Charles Morga", Bart. 10 0 0 Mr. John Day 10 0 Mr. George R. Wilson I 0 0 Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., M.P. 500 Mr. James Clarke. 10 0 Mr. John Prosser, Llan-court 1 0 0 Sir Lionel Pilkington, Bart. 500 Mr. John S.udamore 1 0 0 Mr. William Powell, Llantillio. 1 0 0 Major-Gen. Si W. Rooke, 500 Mr. Charles P rsons I 0 0 Mr. John Lloyd 110 Lieut.-Col. Somerset, M.P 500 Mr. Edmund Jones I 0 0 Mr. Thomas James, Garway 1 0 0 Lieu\-Col. Clifford, M.P. 500 Mr. Amos Jones m] 0 0 Mr. Thomas Taylor, The Hill 1 0 0 Mr O. S. Morgan, M P. 5 0 0 Mr. John Let 10 0 Mr. John Bird 10 0 Mr. T. W. Boo er Blakemoore, Mr. John Mayou o o Mr. Geo ge Tur er Alvington.. 10 0 M.P. 10 0 0 Mr. W. Higgins 10 0 Mr. Thomas Edwards. Llanarth. 1 0 0 Mr. Crawshay, Bailey, M.P. 5 0 0 Mr. Thomas Baker 10 0 Mr. Thomas aylor, The Tump. 10 0 Mrs. Rolls 3 0 0 Mr. Thomas Webb (Trivor) 1 00 The Rev. J. F. Beddy 110 Mr. Rolls 2.) 0 0 Mr. Jones (Deep H ]m) 1 0 0 Mr. Ni holas 10 0 Mr. C. K. Kemeys Tynte 5 5 0 Mr. Prosser tS_t. Mang^ans) 10 0 Mr. W.Graham .100 Mr. John A. Herbert 5 0 0 Mr. G. Lewis (Treharry) 10 0 Mr. W. Williams, Talycoed 100 Mr. G. Griiffn Tyler 5 5 0 Mr. Wa kins (Pwlt-y cwm) t 0 0 Mr. Edwin Philips, machine Miss Griffin 3 0 *0 The Rev. Thomas Harris 1 0 0 m ker 10 0 Mr. S. It. Bo anquet 5 0 0 Mr. Thomas E. Wanklyn I O 0 Mr. Juhn Howells, Porthgallod. 10 0 Mr. John Allen Rolls 5 0 0 Mr Thomas Dyke 2 2 0 Mr. Godfrey Morgan 5 0 0 Mr. Swift 2 2 0 SUBSCRIBERS OF SUMS UNDER £1. Lieut -Col. V ughan 2 2 0 Mr. J. F. Brickda e 2 2 0 Messrs. T. Webb, John James, Sohn Mr. James Davies 2 2 0 Mr. T. J. A. Williams 110 Probyn, J. Webb (King's Hea ), Henry Mr. George Cave 2 2 0 Mr. E. G. Evans 110 Williams, William Wanklyn, John Hyam, Mr. Alexander Rolls 2 2 0 Mr. Philip Williams 2 2 0 J. Davies, James Embry, J. Morgan Mr. O. A. Wyatt 2 2 0 Messrs. Bromage, Snead, and (araper), W. Spencer, A. Jones, Evans Mr. John E. Powles 2 2 0 Gosling 3 3 0 (ilr per), John Baker, A. Evans, R. Court, The Mayor of Monm,uth 2 2 0 Hereford Times 1 1 0 Gwynne, J. A. Hall, J. Whitley, T. Ber- ,u Mr. William Davies 2 2 0 Mr. John Wellb, sen. 110 row, William Davies, Thomas Taylor, Mr. Wakeman 3 3 0 Mr. George Lewi&, V. S. I 1 0 George King. Price (Ross), P. Maffia, G. Mr. R. Sliarpe 5 0 0 Mr. Charles Murray 2 2 0 Tippins, C. Jackso i, T. Holman, James Mr. T S. Williams 3 0 0 Mr. C. M. Murray 2 2 0 Williams, William Harris, R. Berrow, The High Sheriff 2 2 0 Mr. Howells Lower Housa 1 0 0 Lewis (Garway Mill), James Williams Mr. B-own 3 0 0 Mr. Gorge Watkins, timber mer- (Wonastow Mill), John Richar s, G. Bird, vi William Browa 100 chant 10 0 Will am Pr thero, Michael Davies, John Mr. John Brown 10 0 Mr. John Morga, Baynhams. 1 0 0 Powell, Thomas Jones, A. Ellaway, R. Mr. Henry Pride 2 0 0 Mr. George Wilks 10 0 Jones, James Wilson, Robert Jon 8, J Mr. G. V. Maddox 110 Mr. John Crump 10 0 Cloud, William Lewis, H. Watkins, J. Mr. Spilsbury I 1 0 Mr. George Masters 10 0 Giles, T. H we, George Prosser, Henry Mr. Thomas Farror 110 Mr. Onslow Andrews 10 0 Yeates, J. Pembridge. Mr. Thomas Wilks I 1 0 Mrs. Coates 0 0 THE PRIZE LIST. This list has been drawn up by the Committee of Management as the one most sailed for promoting the objects of the Society. HORSES. s. d. £ s. d Class I.-For the best Entire Cart Horse. 1 0 0 For the second best ditt 1 ditto ..100 For the second bes ditto u 3 0 0 Clas& 23.—For the best Pen of 4 Wethers yeaned in 1857 300 Class 2.—For the best Cart Mare and Foal. 3 0 0 For the second best ditto ditto- 100 Class 3.—For the best 3 years-old Cart Colt or Filly 300Class 24.-For the best Pen of 4 Yearling Ewes ..300 Class 4.—For the best 2 years-old ditto ditto 2 0 0 For the second best ditto ditto ..100 Class 5.—For the best Yearling ditto, ditto 2 0 0 Cla s 25v—For the best Fen of 4 Breeding Ewes ..300 Class 6.—For the best Ent re Horse, calculated to pro- For the second best ditto ditto 1 0 0 duce Hunters and Charges 5 0- 0 Class 26.—For the best Ram. 3 0 0 Class 7.—Foi the best Brood Nag Mare.. H 3 0 0 DITTO (LONG Woots). Class 8.—For the best 2-years-otd Nag Coltor Filly 3 6 0 Class 2r.-For the best Pen of 4 Yearling Wethers- 3 0 0 Class 9.—For the best Yearling ditto ditto 2 0 0 For the second best ditto ditto 10 0 C VJTLE- Class 2ft.-1 -For the best Pen of 4 Wethers yeaned ie»1857 3 O O Class 10.—For the best Bull, 2 year* old and upward*.» 5 0 0 For the second best ditto ditto ••• —- O O Class II.—For the best Bull, under Z years old — 5 0 0 Class 29^For the best Pen of 4 Yearling Ewes 3 0 0 for the second best ditto ditto 2 0 0 Forthe second best ditto ditto .100 Class 12.—For the best Bull, Cow, and Offspring, the Class 30.—For the best Pen of 4 Breeding Ewes ..300 Calf to be under twelve months old at the For the second best ditto ditto 1 0 0 time of exhibiting 5 0 0 Class 31.For the best Ram 3 0 0 For the second best ditto ditto 2. 0 0 PIGS. Class 13.—For the best pair of Working. Bullocks 3 0 0 Class 32.For the best Boar Pig, under 2 ears old 200 Class 14.—To the Tenant Farmer who shall exhibit the Class 33.—For the best Breeding Sow and litter of Ptgs 200 best 1 t of Beasts, irrespective of sex, under Class 84.—For the best Breeding Sow iu Farrow „ 1 0 0 2 ye rs and 6 months old,.in proportion tJ Class 35.—F r the best Store Pig 2 0 0 the quantity ofland e occupies, as follows For the second best ditto .10 0 The occupier of not more than 100 acres, 2 Class 36.—For the best Fat Pig 2 0 0 Beasts I Class 37.—To the Tenant Farmer, for the best cultivated The occupier of between 10ft and 200 acres, J Farm of not less than 100 acres, a Piece of 4 Beasts I n «. Plate, value 5 0 0, The occupier, of between 200- and 300 acres, 5 0 O' Class 38.—To the Tenant Farmer, for the best cultivated 6 Beasts Farm under 100 acres, and not less than 25 The occupier of 300 and upwards, 8 acres. 3 0 0 Beasts J Class 39.—For the best and cleanest Crop of Swede Tur- OaMM.—ForthebestCowinCalforinM:tk 2 0 0 nips, not less than 5 acres. 3 0 0 Cissie—For the best pair of 2-years-old Heifers 3 0 0 Class 40.-F.or the best and cleanest Crop.of Swede Tur- For the second best ditto ditto 0 0 0 nips, under 5 acres and not less than 2 acres 200 Class 17—For the best pair of Yearling Heifers 300Class 41.-For the best and cleanest Crop of Mangold For the second best ditto ditto 2 0 0 Wurtzel, uot less t an 1 acre 1 0 0 ria,si8 For the best pair of 2-years-old Steers 3 0 0 Class 42.—For the best and cleanest Crop of Car.ots, not For he second best ditto ditto 2 0 0 1|ss ^m 1 fcie w. •• Class 19—For the best pair of Yearling Steers. 3 0 0 Class 43.—For the best Sack of Wheat, Barley, or Oats, Far the second best ditto ditto .2 0 0 grown by the Exhibitor in the year 18o7-for Class 20.—For the best Fat Oxof any age 3 0 0 „ "j V* "V. 100 Class 21.—For the best Fat Cow of any age 3 0- o Class 44.—Five Pounds wi 1 be placed at the disposal of SHEEP (SHORT WOOLS). the Judges to be awarded for Extra Stock, the Class 22.-For the best Pen of 4 Yearling Wethers H 3 0 0 property of Members. LIST OF PRIZES FOR POULTRY. GEESE. POLANES. £ s. d. (Gold or Silver Pencilled) Class 45-For the best Gander and 2 Geese 0 10 0 £ s. d. M „ second best ditto 0 5 0 Class 58—For the Best Cock and 2 Hens .0 10 o DUCKS „ second best ditto 0 5 0 Class 59-Best pair hatched in 1857 .0 10 0 Class 46-For the best Drake and 2 Ducks 0 10 0 GAME FOWLS. „ second best ditto 0 5 0 Class 60 -For the best Cock and 2 Hens .0 10 0 Class 47—Best pair hatched in 1857 0 10 0 second best ditto 0 5 0 TURKEYS. Olass61-Best pair hatched in 1857 .0 10 0 Class 48—For the lest Cock and 2 Hens .0 10 0 *JANTAMB. second best ditto 0 5 0 Class 62-For the best Cock and I Hens ••• « 0 /mi t> V • i. t i j- ,0-7 ft m o »> second best ditto 0 5 0 Class 49 Best pair hatched in 18o7 ° 10 ° ciass 63-Bestpair hatched in 1857 0 10 0 SPANISH FOWLS. ANY OTHER VARIETY. Class 50—For the best Cock and 2 Hens 0 10 0 Class 64— For the best Cock and 2 Hens 0 10 0 second best ditto .0 5 o „ » second best ditto 0 5 0 Class 51—Best pair hatched in 1857 .0 10 0 Class 65—Best pair hatched in 1857 .0 10 0 PEA FOWLS. T, JO'TT A in ft Class 66—For the beat Cock and 2 Hens- .0 10 0 Class 52—For the best Cock and 2 Hens 0 10 0 h second best ditto .0 5 0 „ »» sacond best ditto ••• & Class 67—Best pair hatched in 1857" 0 10 0 Class 53.-Best pair hatched in 1857. 0 10 0 GUINEA FOWLS. COCHIN CHINA. Class 68—For the best Cock and 2 Hens 0 10 0 Class 54—Far the best Cock and 2 Hens.0 10 0 ,8fC°,nd » „ second best ditto .0 5 0 ClaS3 pair etched in 18o7 0 10 0 Class 55- Best pair hatched in 1857 0 10 0 70_For of 0 5 0 HAMBURGHS. Class 71-For the best pair of Tumblers 0 5 0 (Gold or Silver Pencilled) Class 72-For the best pair of Balds 5 0 Class 56-For the best Cock and 2 Hens .0 10 0 Class 73-For the best pair of Nuns .0 5 o second best ditto 0 5 0 Class 74-For the best pair of Jacobins .0 5 o Class 57— Best'paii hatched in 1857 0 10 0 Class 75-For the best pair of Fan Tails .0 5 0 CONDITIONS. Notice of Entries to be made on 30th of September, to the Secretary, on the printed Forms of the Society. The Poultry must be placed in the Pens prepared for them by 8 o clock on the morning of the Show, and remain there until 5 o'clock, p.m. With each entry One Shilling must be paid. All the specimens must be bona fide the property of the Exhibitor, and a selling price attached to each. The ages of the Young Poultry must be accurately stated. The Exhibition wiU not bo limited to this District in particular, and specimens from any part of the kingdom will be allowed to compete for the Prizes. All other regulations the same as for the Monmouth Cattle Show, &c. ADMISSION TO POULTRY SHOW, Is.—EXHIBITORS WILL BE ADMITTED FREE. The ANNUAL DINNER of the Society will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 14TH of OCTOBER, at the BEAUFORT ARMS. HOTEL. The Chair will be taken by the President of the Club, JOHN E. W. ROLLS Esq. [1680 ROCHE'S HERBAL EMBROCATION FOR THE HOOPING COUGH. This is the only discovery affording a perfect Cure, without administering internal medicine, the difficulty and inconvenience of which, in all disorders particularly incident to Children, are too well known to need any comment. The Inventor and Pro- prietor of this Embrocation, can, with pleasure and satisfaction, declare that its salutary effects have been, so universally expe- rienced, and so generally acknowledged, that many of the most eminent of the Faculty now constantly recommend it as the only known safe and perfect cure. without restriction of diet or use of medicine. Many thousands of children are cured annually by this remedy; on the first attack, an immediate application of the Embrocation will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times using often completely cures. In most cases, one bottle will produce the desired effect. The Pro- prietor therefore earnestly and conscientiously recommends it to Parents, Guardians,and all those who have the care of children. For the protection of the Public, and to preven imposition "J ROCH 10" is signed on the Label accompanying each bottle and the name of the sole Wholesale Agent, Mr. Edwards, 67 St. Paul's, engraved on the Government Stamp. Price 4s. per bottle. Sold by Ponting, Ferris, and Co., Hartland, Selfe, Fendick, Taylor, Sanders, Wine, Lavington, Isaac, Webb, Stoddart, Bristol; Cooper, Clifton Gordon and Rich, Weston luper-Mare; and by most respectable Chemists and Bookseller TAYLOR'S CONDITION BALLS, for J_ Worms Swelled Legs, Grease, Impaired Appetite, Coughs, Colds, Inflamed Eyes, &c. Read the opinion of the following eminent Trainers — .1 For getting Horses into condition, they are unequal- led. -John Osborne. In my opinion they are invalu- able. '—John bcott. Your Condition Ballsare excellent. —Samuel Rogers. I nave never used so efficient A Ball. -John Dawson. Prepared by T. TAYLOR, Veterinary Surgeon, Burton-on-Trent, and Sold by all Patent Medicine Yen- dors. In Packets, six Balls, 3s., three Balls, la. 9d, NOTICE. In consequence of the increased practice of Messrs. GOSS and CO., Surgeons, it will be impossible for them to devote more of their time than SIX DAYS in each MONTa to CARDIFF and they may be Consulted from the 1st until 6th of every Month. NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE. MESSRS. GOSS and CO., 2, Crichton- street, Bute-street, CARDIFF, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, London and Edinburgh, and Authors of several Medical Works, continue to be con- sulted on all disorders ariaing during the critical passage from youth to manhood, and they have, after intense study and deep research, at lenpth discovered a most wonder- ful remedy, for the effectual Eradication of Nervous Debilty and Scorbutic Diseases-no matter of how virulent a character and how long standing, and in recent cases, a cure is performed in two or three days. No hindrance from business. Every case treated in the most confidential manner. Hours of attendance from nine in the morning till nine at night: on Sundays, from eleven till two. Country patients, by forwarding £1, will receive such Advice and Medicine as will, in most cases, effect a cure. Post-office Orders to be made payable to Louis Goss. or OBSERVE !—Messrs. GOSS may be consulted from the 1st till the 6th of each Month, until further notice, at the old-established Residence, 2, CBICHTOS-STBKET, BDTB-STBEET, CABDIFF. [1142 TO THOSE WHO REGARD HEALTH. ORWICKIS BAKING POWDER, as used by the Army and Nav; is the only genuine article for making Bread without Yeast, and Pastry and Puddings with half the usual quantity of butter and eggs. Directions by the Queen's Private Biker. It is panicularly recommended for the use of Invalids and persons troubled with weak digestion It will keep for years. To be had of all Druggists and Grocers, in Id., 2d., id and 6d. Packets, and Is., 2s. 6d., and 5s. Can- isters. r Al IMPORTANT TO DAIRY FARMERS. FREENIANS LIQUID ANNATTO FOR COLOUR- ING CHEESE AND BUTTER. J FREEMAN, having made great improvements • in the manufucture of Annatto, now fearlessly challenges the world for quality and cost. This preparation was introduced to the public ,in 1829 and is now generally used in England and Wales, Holland, Scotland, and America, in preference to all others, for the richness and durability of its colour, convenience in using, and cheapness. The following Testimonials are respectfully submitted to Dairy Farmers:- Raydale Hall, Leicestershire, Jan 5, 1856. Dear Sir,—Your request has ust been communicated to me-tliat I would give a perfectly unprejudiced opinion of the quality of your Annatto. 1 have no hesitation in 8tating that in point of COST (so small a quantity sufficing), and in its peculiar brilliancy of colour, it is the best thing of the kind I have yet seen. I have great pleasure in adding my humble testimonial as to its merits as a colour- ing for cheese and butter. I am, dear Sir, yours respectfully, JOHN NUTTALL. Hilperton, near Trowbridge, Wilts, July 17, 18i9. Sir,—Having used your Liquid Annatto for two years, we have pleasure in reporting its superior colour to any other, and much cheaper, and free from grit and we can well recommend it also as a saving of much labour. To Mr. Kreeman. JAMES and ISAAC BEAVEN. Hilperton, near Trowbridge, Wilts, July 23rd, 1849. Sir.—Having tried your Liquid Annatto, I have plea- sure in declaring that I have not found any equal to it in brightness of colour and durability. To Mr. Freeman. JOHN BRICKER. Whaddon, near Melksham, Wilts, July 23, LB49. Sir,- Having purchased your Liquid Annatto for the last two years, it gives me great pleasure in stating that it is superior in colour to any other, is much cheaper, and is also a saving of very much labour. To blr. Freeman. HANNAH REDMAN. Northop Hall, Flintshire, 51 arch 18, 1818. Sir,—Your Liquid Annatto was used in my Dairy last season, and I have much pleasure in reporting that my cheeses stood their colour better than ever before,besides having a much richer appearance; and I never intend using any other.—"Your obedient servant, To Mr. Fieeman. ROHEHT WHITI.EY. Picton, near Chester, Maich 25, 1848. Sir,-I have tried your Liquid Annatto, and can confi dently recommend it as preferable to any Cake Annatto I have ever seen. My cheese, at the end of winter, never looked so bright. I shall never use any othrr whilst yours is to be had.—Yours obediently, To Mr. Freeman. ROBERT LLOYD. Prepared only by JOHN FREEMAN, CHEMIST and IMPORTER of ANNAtTO, J3, BLACKFKIARS ROAD, and 49, COLLINGWOOD STHEET, LONDON. Sold in Quart, Fint, Half-Fint, and Quarter-Pint Bottles. Agents for- -GLOUCESTER, Fouraere J Stroud, Mills, Brothers Berkeley, Pope and Son -R Bath, Pointing Bristol, Budgett and Co. > Salisbury, Squarey and Read; Wells, Simper, Morris Full ford, Gilliivgham Bradford, T.and E. Taylor, VV. Taylor, Barton Corsliam, Stanti IL; Frome, Harvey; Devizes. Cripps, House. [A 6 RO U G H S E D G E AND SUM ME iiS Manufacturers of SODA WA I ER an-d POL'ASS WATER, LEMONADE, GINGERADE, aad FLUID MAGNESIA; also of the IMPERIAL GERMAN SELTZER WATERS, 15 and 37, BRIDGE-STREET, BRISTOL. There are probably no Mineral Waters in the wcsld whose curative powers in a great variety of diseases are so indisputably attested when used at the spring, as those of Neider Seitzer, in Germany, known in England as Sekzer Water, and yet it is equally truer that no Mineral Waters have more extensively failed as. a Therapeutic agent when administered in this country. A German philosopher of repute, who had taken great pains t, collect information respecting them, hears testimony to their un- doubted, efficacy in all disorders of the kidneys and bladder, in gouty, rheumatic, seorbutic, cutaneous and putrid disorders, in dyspepsia-, consumption, and hypochondriacal and hysterical affections, and (owing to their diuretic properties) in dropsy. Another writer, of scarcely less einiaence, pronounces them as of the greatest service in glandular obstructions, as they "render the blood and juices more fluid, promote a free, vigorous, ani healthful circulation, and correct viscid humours." Hoffman recommends them as the most safe and gentle of all Mineral Waters. He says they contain none of that bitler purging salt which is a disadvantaged most mineral springs, but act directly on the system and kidneys, whereby they may be used with ad- vantage by persons of the most weakly constitution. The question arises, how is it that waters which hav been product ve of such unquestionable good in Germany, should fail of their puepoee when imported into England ?- The answer has been supplied, by the MMwrchea of Hoffman, Dr. llrocklesby,and other.. Th e Seltzer waters are moreliable to be spoiled b- keeping than any other waters)and they seldom or neverreach England in anything like good condition. Dr. Brocklesby discovered, as the roult of many experiments, that they did not depend for their efficacy so much upon their salts as upon the combinati.,n of those salts with lixed air. He ascertained that the factitious air yielded by a bottle full of the water, containing 14 oa. 7 drachms, in a heat never exceeding 116 degrees by Farenheit's scale,amounted to a quantity which occupied a space that required 2 oz. 21 drachms of water to fill it. As the result of several examinations of the salts of the Seltzer water, he found that, by the time he came to act upon them, they had let go by much the greatest part of their fixed air,. and had thereby probably lost most of the virtues in- herent in the pure fresh water itself; and Dr. Brocklesby con- cluded,as the result of all his researches, that11 the active virtues of this water depend more on this elastic matter, or fixed air, j than on any combination of its saline and earthy contents." It appearing to Messrs. Roughsedge and Summers that the experiments thus instituted; with the Waters had solved the problem of their failure in England, and finding the results of the investigation confirmed by the well-known commercial fact that the mere accident of leaving a small space between the cork and the water in a bottle of the imported Seltzer will deprive it of its pungent flavour, they devoted themselves to a study of how a Mineral Water could be produced, which should contain, in the exact quantity and proportion,the exact Salts of the'Royal Seltzir Spa,in combination with an equal or greater quantity of that elastic air upon which, in the opinion°of the best authorities, its active virtues depend. They have the satis- ( faction of announcing that some years of experiment have re- sulted in complete success,.and that they can now manufacture a Water which is to the full extent as medicinally efficacious, as, and even more pleasant than Seltzer Water drunk from the natural spring. The Imperial German Seltaer Irater, Manu- factured by Ilouglisedge and Summers, will be always found equal in quality, and in perfect condition, while its perfect i dentity, chemically, with the German V\ ater. is attested by the following certificates-from W. Herapath, Esq., F.C.S.. C.M. L.S, Professor of Chemistry of the Medical School in this City, and from E. Frankland, Esq., Professor of Chemistry, Owen-Colege Manchester:- Bristol Laboratory, Jan. 28th, 1856. Messrs. Roughsedge and Summers. Gentlemen-l have made comparative analyses of-your Seltz-r Water, and of that of the Royal Seltzer Spa of Germany, and find them to be as, nearly as possible of the same composition, and consequently 1 have no doubt of their having equal and similar medicinal properties. I am.xentlemen, yours respectfully, WILLIAM HKRAPATH,Sen.. F.C.S., C.M E.S. Manchester, Dec. 20th, 1855. I hereby certify that 1 have tested your Effervescent Seltzer Water, and I find it fully equal in quality to the best German Seltzer Water, whilst its effervescent properties render it much more agreeable to the palate. E. FRANKLAND, Irofessor of Chemistry at Owen's College, Manchester, and Lecturer on Chemistry at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Sold by all the principal Chemists in England and Wales. N.B. None is genuine without the Label over the Cork bears the name of Roughsedge and Summers. A 7 ONLY TO BE KNOWN. TO BE VALUED DR. ROBERTS'S celebrated OINTMENT, called the POOR MAN'S FRIEND, is confidently recommended to the public as an unfailing remedy for wounds of every descrip- tion, a certain cure for ulcerated sore legs, if of twenty years' standing cuts, burns, scalds, bruises, scorbutic eruptions, and pimples in the face, sore and inflamed eyes, sore heads, cancerous humours, &c., and is a specific for those afflicting eruptions that sometimes follow vaccination. Sold in pots at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. Also his PILULJE ANTISCROPllULÆ, confirmed by more tnan forty years' experience to be without exception one of the best alterative medicines ever compounded for purifying the blood, and assisting Nature in all her operations: hence they are useful in scrofula, scorbutic complaints, glandular swelling's, particularly those of the nock, &c. They are efficacious in rheumatism, and form a maid and superior family medicine, that may be taken at all times, without confinement or change ot diet. Sold in boxes at Is. l.^d., 2s.9d., 4s. 6d., lis. and 22s. each. Mr. J. B. Cnil's (of Weymouth) little boy, when an infant, had a scurvy place on the crown of the head it was shown to his medical man, but his skill was quite useless; he tried everything he heard of, but without performing a cure; it got worse, and ran all over him, so that lie was obliged to be removed about in a sheet; the only thing that relieved him was the Radapole Spa, until he was persuaded to try the toor Muns Friend, and twop ots performed a cure, after suffering more than eighteen months j he is now seven years old, and a fine boy. Another boy, by the name of Groves, and three children of Mr. Edwards, Dentist Dorchester, were cured of the same complaint, by the Poor Man's Friend.—September 13th, 1855. Sold wholesale by the Proprietors, DEACH AND BARNICOTT, at their Dispensary, Bridport; by the London houses; and retail y all respectable medicine vendors in the United Kingdom. OBSERVE.—No medicine sold under the above name can pos- sibly be gonuine unless Beach and Barnicott, late Dr. Roberts Bridport," is engraved and printed on the stamp fflxed to each packet. KITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS is allowed to be the most effective invention in the curative treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel spring, so often hurtful in its effects, is here avoided a sofi bandage being worn round the body, while the requisite resisting power is sup. led by the Moc- Main Pad and Patent Lever, fitting with so much ease and closeness that it cannot be detected, and may be worn during sleep.. x Recommended by the following eminent surgeons. W. Fergu- Son, Esq., F.It.S., Professor of Surge: y in Kings Collrge, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, &c. C. G. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Esq., F.K.S., Assistant-Surgeon to King's College Hospital T. Callaway, Esq., Senior Assistant Surgeon to Guy's Hosoital W. Coulson Esq., Si.'geon tothe Magdalen Hospital T. Biizard Curling, Esq F.R.S., Surgeon to the London Hospital W. J. Fisher, lisq, Surgeon in Chief te the Metropo- litan Police Force; Aston Kev, Esq., Surgeon to Prince Albert; W. Liston, Esq., F.R.S. J. Luke, Esq Surgeon to the London Truss Society Erasmus Wilson, Esq., F.U.S. and many others. A descriptive circular may be had by post, and the Truss which cannot fail to fit) can be forwarded by post, on sending the cumferenceof the body, two inches below the hips, to the manufacturer, Mr. WHITE, 2-28, Piccadilly, London. Price of a Single Truss, lôs., 2Is., 26s. 6d., and 31s. 6d.; postage, Is. Price of a Double Truss, 31 s. ûd., 42s., and 52s.6d.; postage,is. 8¡t. Post-Office Orders to be made payable to John White, Post- Office, Piccadilly. ELASTIC STOCKINGS KNEE-CAPS, &c., for vsricose veins and all cases of weakness and swelling of the legs, sprains, &c hey are porous, Igbt in texture, and inexpensive, and are drawn on like an ordinary stocking, Price from 7s. L8d. to I each. Poitaga, fid. Manufactory—228, Piccadilly Londoa. A r, ffiALZIOHll NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOCUE CONTAINS DESIGNS AND PRICES OF 150 DIFFERENT ARTICLES OF BEDROOM FURNITURE AS WELL AS OF 100 BEDSTEADS AND PRICES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BEDDINC SENT FREE BY POST HEALFC SON BEDSTEAD BEDDINC » BEDROOM I io*TnTTr»i'?.NITURE MANUFACTURERS ^96TOTTENHAM^COURT ROAD LONDON,; [859 DR STOLBERG'S VOICE LOZENGE, is acknowledged after Ten years' trial as the best specific for improving the v ice, and removing all affections of the Throat. Strongly recommended to Clergymen, Singers, Actors, Fublie Speakers, persons subject to relaxed Throats, and to all persons desirous of cultivating their voices, and ensuring a good and clear articulation. They have also been found highly beneficial to those afflicted with Nervous, Hysteric" or Stomachic Coughs. To be had in boxes, at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and is. 6d. each, of every Medfcine Vendor In the kingdom. Wholesale Agents, Barclay and Sons, Parringdon-fltreet, Sutton and Co., Bow Churchyard; W. Edwards, Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Churchyard; Dietrichsen and Hannay, Oxford- street; Sanger, Oxford-street, and Retail by all respectable Chemists in the Kingom. ti ————————————————————————————————————- t FOR COUGHS, SHORTNESS OF BREATH, ASTHMAS, &c .1 POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED under the immediate patronage of several of the most dis tinguished Nobility and Gentry in the Kingdom, in Bottles, at Is ■ jd. and 2s. 3d. each. This invaluable Medicine has the extraordinary property of immediately relieving coughs, colds, hoarseness, difficulty of breatuing, and huskiness in the throat. It operates by dissolving the congealed phlegm, consequently causing a free expectoration Those who are troubled with that unpleasant tickling in the throat, which deprives them of rest, night after night, by the incessant which it provokes, will, by taking one dose, find immediate relief, and one bottle in most cases will effect a cure. Numerous cases have come to the proprietor's knowledge where young people have been troubled with coughs, spitting of blood, and gradual wasting away, with every appearance of going into a decline, by taking a few doses, have been entirely cured. In asthmas, chronic coughs, difficulty of breathing, Ire., no pen can describe the wonders th;;t have been performed by this invaluable medicine. Many,who for many years have beea unable to lie down in theirbeds without a danger of being choked by an accumulation of phlegm (which invariably causes a dread ful cough); others, who with difficulty could breathe at all in a recumbent posture, have, by taking one dose of this excellent balsam, been enabled to lie down comfortably in their beds. But the testimonials of those who- have experienced its wonderful effects will do more to recommend and insure it the support of the public, than anything the proprietor can say in its favour, and by particular request he has published the following extraordinary J case: 3 Mr. Wright, of Mile-end road, was many years afflicted with cough, shortness of breath, and sense of suffocation, whenever > he attempted to lie down in hed, owiny to the great accumulation of viscid phlegm which he was unable to expectorate. He had tried every means to obtain relief, but without effect; he couid get no sleep but in his arm-chair. In this state he continued to linger, without any hope of recovery, his friends expecting that every fit of coughing would terminate his existence. At length he was prevailed upon to try a bottle of the Balsam, and fvery extraordinary) f half an hour after the first dose he was able to lie down in his bed; and before he had taken three bottles, was perfectly cured 1" ISTPOETANTCArnoN.—Ob3erve that the Words, "TnoMA PoWtn, Blackfriars-road, 1,0ndon," are (by permission of he Majesty's Commissioners of Stamps) E igraved in White Letter upon a Red Ground on the Government Stamp, pasted over th op of each bottle, without which it cannot be genuine. fA s- E 10 SPECIFIC FOR RHEUMATISM, &c. S A certain and immediate Cure for Rheumatism, toothache, Tic-Doloureux, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Growing Pains, Sprains, Swellings,. &c.-TAYLOR'S SPECI- FIC LINIMENT has received the highest Testimonials From Clergymen Missionaries, and others as to its efficacy in effecting a perfect cure in the abovenamed ind similar painful Diseases. With each Bottle of the Liniment full directions are given, which, when strictly Followed, have never been known to fail of their object. Sufferers from Rheumatism, Toothache, Neuralgia, Lum- Dago, &c will do well to read the following important restimonial, selected from a large number R—TESTIMO- We, the undersigned, Ministers of the Gospel, tiaving instances within our personal knowledge of striking attestations from members of our congregations, H others equally well known to us, of the astonishing sffickncy of Taylor's Liniment.' have much satisfaction in calling public attention in this manner to its medical virtues in removing rheumatism, lumbago, tic-doloureux, spasms, swellings, &c., and we think the community is under-special obligation to the proprietor for its prepara- tion. We trust ere long, when its remedial properties are better known, it will be found not only in every apothrcary S shop, but also in the dwelling of every family. (Signed} D. CROOM, Minister of the United Presbyterian Church, Portsburgh, Edinburgh;. W. TAS- K.ER, Minister, Dr. Chalmers's Territorial Church; í ROBBRT?>ON', Minister, United Presbyterun Church Newington, Edinburgh; D. MCSTVAS, Minister. South College-street Church, Edinburgh." WHOLESALE AGENTS.—DUNCAN, FLOCKHART- Sc CO, Edinburgh; BARCLAY & SONS, and ED. WARDS, London; RAIMES & CO., York and Liver- pool. May be had of most Medicine-Vendors, price Is. 121 d., 2s. Od., 4s. 6d. per Bottle. FEMALE COMPLAINTS.—Ladies suffer- ing from Nervous Attacks, Languor, Debility, or any of the diseases peculiar to the Sex, are informed that a Lady of extpnsive experi&nce and success in such matters may be consulted personally or by letter. "The Lady's Friend," free for 4 Stamps, which contains all particu- lars. Address Mrs. Hill, 27, Alfred Place, Russell Square, London. Midwilery Cases as usual. All cases confidential. Female Pills forwarded by post, price 2s. 9d., 5s. 6d. and lis. which may be sent in postage stamps. AilSHALLS UNIVERSAL CERATE A-1 (Established for more than a century) Is the most certain and efficacious remedy for all kinds of Wounds and Chilblains, whether broken or unbroken,. Cuts, Sores, Scalds, Burns, Old Ulcers, Sore Breasts, Eruptions of every kind, and more especially Sore and Ulcerated Legs of 20 years' standing, have been cured without the least confinement, after having been dis- charged frcm hospitals. In short, this wonderful prepara- tion will be found far more efficacious in the cure of the above complaints than all the Ointments and Plasters hitherto made use of. Witness the numerous cases speci- fied in the handbills. Chilblains are prevented from breaking by Marshall's Cerate, and their tormenting itching instantly removed but where this certain remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually suppurated or broke, the Cerate will ease the pain, and very speedily hea them. Sold wholesale by Messrs. 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