Monmouthshire Merlin

ddrtt. JAM E S LEACH, w- BRASS and IRON BEDSTEAD DEPOT t £ ?OLE3ALE and RETAIL FURNITURE WARE *°TJSE 117, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT, ]> £ large assortment of DINING and DRAWING OM FURNITURE in ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and the largest and most varied of BRASS and IRON BEDSTEADS in SOUTH > -^XiES. Furniture bought to any amount, or taken in i ^°hatige. 1. ARTICLES SOLD ON THE VERY LOWEST TERMS FOR CASH [4064 H. PEARMAN, PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. "I MEMNER I.t ,M, IRA CIVI m ism" I 17, CAREFULLY DISPENSED. Ill, COMMERCIAL STREET NEWPORT. [5485 Y\> PATENTS OR REGISTRATIONS. INSTRUCTIONS GRATIS, on application Ki0 Mr. WILLIAM BROOKES (of upwards of 25 i in Patent matters), British and Foreign Vi)ffices, 62, Chancery Lane, London, W.C.; or to JOHN WARREN, C.E., 21, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon. [8654 FOR A REALLY GOOD BLOATER GO TO FENN ELL'S. [8435 tTRKITURE CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY RAILWAY STATION. *-Att5RIST0L STEAM CABINET WORKS. K^ERTON & CO.'S PRICES CURRENT KOR THE COMPLETE FURNISHING an EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE in a neat and res M*ble style, with good MODERN FURNITURE, hfii5,en' Dining and Breakfast-rooms, Stairs, L "lDg-room, Best Bedroom, Spare Bedroom, and two 'ants' Bedrooms. r KITCHEN. L, £ a. d. £ a. d. JHXable. 8s. 6d., Large One Flap K £ to, 128. t)d 110 JHXable. 8s. 6J.. Large One Flap K £ to, 128. t)d 110 \strong chairs, at 3s 6d 0 14 0 clothes horse, 7s 6d, small V5o, 5s 0 12 6 box ••• ••• 0 5 6 2 13 0 Jl» HALL. ?09*en yards 4-4 oil clo'h, at 2s 9d 0 19 3 0or mat and stair foot ditto. 0 8 6 stand and hat rail 15 0 —— 2 12 9 V DINING ROOM. <J0 of damask or moreen win- "Stains, 3J yards long, fringed » 6 FPERY. polished mahogany, or gilt V* We 3 10 0 X, Mussels carpet, 18 feet by 15 £ 4,4 t, 42 yrrd 7 7 0 ^h<> flig to match 110 a 'eaf*iDy 8»idiHg table, with extra j.to eight 4 15 0 Stufr OaahogaDy hair seated chairB, fUh with horse hair 4 10 0 sofa, hair-seated 5 5 0 R ,°gany pedestal sideboard, 5 feet u lt>ches 5 10 31 18 0 &11 BREAKFAST ROOM. jer Kidderminster carpet, say 5 tt atda by 4 2 10 0 ke?rth rag, to match. 0 14 0 "hogany Pembroke table, 3ft. Gin. ^Square 1 5 0 imitation mahogany chairB, cane "oat 14 0 513 0 K STAIRS. ■,°ng Dutch carpet, say 20 yards at ••• 1 6 8 ty- ix stair rods and eyes 0 15 0 ———— 128 V. DRAWING ROOM. 1 2 8 r Brussels carpet, including mak- ^gAl8ftby 154ft, 42 yards 7 7 0 V6 thr«g. to match 1 1 0 y.s?tB rich damask curtains, 3^ ta,1 8 l°ng, window drapery, and V^Sft-Intpoles 7 0 0 „ cheffioneer, plate glass back, VQ? fcMtle top 5 15 0 (^R?n.ey glass, in gilt frame, best plate, 40in. by 30in. 4 15 0 & :llU"' ^°° table 4 10 0 ■Su °at couch, in damask, as curtains 515 0 s°Ud walnut chairs: ditto 6 0 0 42 3 0 4t, BEST BEDROOM. <C?8any half-teBter Bedstead, with ?ftfenice> poles, rings, &o 10 0 or Damask Furniture, with ^i-ess drapery' comPlete "• 15 0 -^eil> Bolster, and Pil- Russia Sheets. 0 18 0 'ankets, 27s., White Coun- 148 rd. 2 1 6 vtre»sint,?> ashstand and Table 3 3 0 • large size ••• ••• 0 16 0 W ^owel-horse ••• ••• 0 4 6 ^,Jo seataUon Mahogany Chairs, Q g q ^PolusheclChest'of Drawers, French 'If Y ~~26 4 6 Sk. SECOND BEDROOM. full-size half-tester Bed- \*ad 2 2 0 tV ^toity Furniture, with Fringe XaPery 17 6 ves8 110 Bed and Bolster, Fealher '°ws 2 12 0 \^j>r Russia Sheets 0 12 0 h t9 Blankets, 24s., White Coun- 10s- 6d 114 5«St w ashstand and Table dl-5 6e oi ^rawers» larSe s'20 1 12 0 Y iQj, V, irs» 7s. 6d., Dressing Glass, Vel6d- 0 18 0 rse> 3s., Bedside Carpet, 8 8» 16a. 0 19 0 !K 13 13 0 2 f oil- TWo SERVANTS' BEDROOMS. 2 ?Ml 'Rouble Bedsteads 1 1 0 5 j. Beds, Bolsters, & Pillows 2 0 0 2 v,°loii- ,e^s> Si* Blankets, 36s 2 6 0 J rl aslic?^Counterpanes 0 10 0 i^esL^8 0 11 0 ^ftirs 01Al)rawers 2 10 0 > 10s.; Two Glasses, 5s. 15 0 9 13 0 9 13 0 Total ••• £ 136 12 5 ^-LE ROOM OR A SINGLE ARTICLE AT okYPl,„ THE QUOTED PRICES. & CO.'S Enlarged ILLUSTRATED yV^b pV^taimng 306 ENGRAVINGS, of HOUSE- Vihb ^i-^NlTlJRB, CARPETS, DRAPERIES &c., or \r an^ Estimates for Furnishing the Cottage: *6. Ld%n,10^\ Post Free. a 37 MARYPORT-STEEET, BRISTOL, k. k. ddrtt. J. M. CLEMENT S9 CELEBRATED BOTTLED ALE, STOUT, PORTER, PERRY AND CIDER Can be obtained from all respectable Hotels, Licensed Victuallers, and Refreshment Rooms, upon its being especially asked for. N.B.—NOTE THE NAME ON THE LABEL AND CORK. [6078 COT L—H O U S E, STEAM, and SMITHS'; PITWOOD—LARCH, FIR, and HARD. SLEEPERS-NINE, SEVEN, and FOUR-AND- HALF FEET. HAY—TRUSSED and TIED. Apply to WATTS and RICHARDS, Penner Wharf, Newport. [8312 FOR THE NICEST CAKES, COME TO N A P P E R -S ESTABLISHED 1808. [6968 BEWARE OF SPURIOUS LIME. THE BEST LIME IN THE WORLD FOR WATER WORKS. THE ONLY ABERTHAW LIME in Mon- moutlishire, may be obtained of JOIIN E VANS, LIME BURNER, Pillgwenlly, Newport, at the Lowest possible terms. [2761 DUBLIN EXHIBITION, PRIZE MEDAL, 1865. {HOMCBOPATHIO IOE^AND^MOSS O C O A FRY'S SOLUBLE CHOCOLATE. FRY'S CHOCOLATE FOR EATING, in Sticks and Drops The superior quality of J. S. FRY and SONS' Articles has been attested by uniform public approbation for upwards of a century. J. S. FRY and SONS, Bristol and London, are the only English House in the trade to whom a Prize Medal was awarded 1862. [8870 FOR THE BEST -0 "E '0 o £ -c "S GO TO Aft v BLAND'S. [8907 CATTLE DISEASE AND ITS RAVAGES EFFECTUALLY PREVENTED BY SIR WILLIAM BURNETT'S DISINFECTING FLUID, Recornmen,led nnd used by PROFESSOR SIMONDS, AT THE ROYAL VETERINARY COLLEGE, DURING TIIE LAST TWENTY YEARS. The Hon Col. TALBOT, in writing to the Times, says— J That he has a Farm with 100 Cows only six miles from I "London, and has not lost a single animal. He attri- If butea this to the precautions be has taken in thoroughly I washing out his oow-sbeds night and morning with SIR W. BURNETT'S DISINFECTING FLUID." Sold by all Chemists, and at 18, Cannon Street, London. In Bottles of various sizes, or at 5s. per Gallon. EACH GALLON MAKING 200 GALLONS, When diluted with water. See Directions on every Bottle. N. B.- This Fluid is a certain cure for grease in Horses, also the scab and rot in Sheep. [8444 M RS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER, AND OR WORLD'S HAIR DRESSING, ARE unequalled, and so acknowledged by all who use them, for restoring, invigorating, beautifying, and dressing the Hair, rendering it soft, silky, and glossy, and disposing it to remain in any desired position; quickly cleansing the scalp, arresting I the fall, and imparting A healthy and natural colour to the Hair. They never fail to restore grey Hair to its original youthful colour. They act directly upon the roots of the Hair, giving thorn the natural nourishment required. No lady's toilet is complete without the Zylobalsamum or Hair Dressing. It cleanses the Hair, and im- parts to it a most delightful fragrance, and is suited to both young and old.—The Restorer Re- produces.—The Hair Dressing Cultivates and Beautifies. Mrs. S. A. Allen's principal sales office, 205, Iligh Holborn, London. Her Prepar- ations can be bought of most Chemists, Patent Medicine Dealers, and Hair Dressers in the King- dom. 0 Sold by H. L. WILLIAMS, Chemist, Newport, Mon and W COSSENS, Chemist, Monmonth. 8560 STARCH MANUFACTURERS TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, Used in the Royal Laundry. RPHE LADIES are respectfully informed | that this Starch is EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE ROYAL L UNDRY, And Her Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried YV'heaten, Rice, and other Powder Starches, She has found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD, which is THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED. WFTKN TOU ASK FOR GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH See that you get it, as inferior kinds are often substituted WOTHERSPOON & CO., GLASGOW AND LONDON. fPHE TRUE PORTRAJT OF YOUR I FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE. M. EUGENE, the Renowned and Original French i Btrolocer, will send the true POHTBAIT of your Intended, with Name, Age, Temper, Date of Marriage, Number of Children, &c„ &c for Eighteen Stamps. SUte 1age ^and Sex. Three questions answered for 2s. 6d. Send Stampeu directed Envelope. — Address, M. EUGENE, 151, Cheapside, London. l YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or WIFE'S TRUE CARTE DE VIS1TE—LEVERE, the Celebrated French Astrologer, will send the true Carte de Visite of your Intended, with Name, Age, and Date of Marriage, for Sixteen Stamps. Three questions answered for 2s. 6d. State age and sex. Send stamped directed envelope.—Address M. LEVERE, 40, John-street, Edge. j ware-road, London. [8903 gMlresieeis, &c. GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE INFIRMARY, CARDIFF. THE GRAND DRAWING OF PRIZES, :rp^ RAISE FUNDS to DISCHARGE the U= ^SSSiW ^1_ DEBT INCURRED in^ERECTING^tbe^EAST and WILL TAKE PLAOE AT THE own .1 U SIC HAL L, CARDIFF, ?!? ? TUESDAY, the 19th day of DECEMBER, In the Presence of the MAYOR and other influential Gentlemen. "HM <tt)t"Na The following VALUABLE PRIZES, and, in addition, SEVENTEE N HUNDRED OTHERS will beadded 1st Prize—100 Gold MEDALLION PORTRAITS OF HER MAJESTY, value;LIOO. 2nd Prize-60 Gold MEDALLIONS, value £50 3rd Priza-25 Gold MEDALLIONS; value £25. 4th Prize-A fine toned Rosewood PIANO, value X30. 5th Prize-Magnificent Gol 1 WATCH and CHAIN. value £20. 6th Priza—Handsome SEWING MACHINE, value X14. 7th Prize -BA,SINETTE, BABY LINEN, &0 (complete), value £7., 8th Prize -Silver-inouutet HARNESS, value EIO- 9th Prize-Superior Double Barrel BREECH LOADER,), in mahogany case (complete), value £ 15. 'i 10th Prize-An exquisite MUSICAL BOX, value 27., 11th Prize -A ticti Paisley Shawl, value C6. 12th Priza-A superb DINNER SERVTCE, value S3. 13th Prizs— WAX FLOWERS & SHADE, value JEG. 14th PrizJ-A. handsome Gold BRACELE r, value £4. 15th Priz-A rich WEDDING DRE3^ (Sill?), value f,,I. 16th Prizj—A handsome TEA SERVICE, value L5. 17th Prize-A. Diamond P*,LNQ, vxlua £5. 18th Prize-A. cse of CHAMPAGE (1 duz.), vlue Xi. 19di Priz-i—A WEDDING CAKE, value 24. 20tb Piiza—DESSEUT SERVICE, value £ 4. 21st Prize-A set of DISH COVERS, value X4. 22nd Priz'J-La.(ly's WORK SOX, value £ 3. 23rd Prizj- Gentleman's DRESSING CASE, value X3 2:1' h Prize—Lady's Ditto, vilue X3. 25Lh PrizJ-Piece of Irish LINEN, valve 23 10. 26th Prize-DOLL, in tha Welsh Costume, value f,2 10s The Drawing, which will be on the plan of the Art Union, will take place in the Muaic HALL, on TOESDAT, December 19tb, and the Winning Numbers will be published in the" Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian," Cardiff Times," and Bristol Mersury," of the 23rd December, 1865. TICKETS, SIXPENCE EACH. AN EARLY APPLICATION FOR TICKETS IS NOW VERY NECESSARY. Treasurer-II. J. EVANS, Esq, Brecon Old Bank, Cardiff. (Y. W. ARMSTRONG, « J G. W. DOWNTON, U^IFF M0O. Sees. < G. E. CHITTENDEN, (.W- DA VIES, ) 85671 Auditor WM. ALEXANDER, Esq., Alderman, Cardiff. RE-OPENING OF PAltLIAIENT. THE BUDGET of this year will give more satisfaction to the Consumers of Tea than at first sight may appear. In addition to the REDUCTION of SIXPENCE per POUND taken off, the interest on capital employed being less, and the certain increased Sale; will enable the Retailer to REDUCE A FURTHER TWOPENCE PER POUND. This boon comes the more opportunely when the high :price of Meat and other Articles is considered. The undersigned assures the Public that he never heU better Stock of Teas than at the present time, and invites purchaaers to his First-Class MONING CONGOU TEA, at TiiRliE SHILLINGS and FOURPENCE, RICH IN EXCELLENCE- GOOD SOUND, at 3a. and VERY USEFUL, at 2s. 8d. GOOD ORDINARY, at 2s. 4d. and ORDINARY, at 2s. per Pound. THE FAMILY TEA WAREHOUsluIl COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT HEN R Y SHEPPARD, PROPRIETOR. WIL LIAill 0 ill P T (-) N'S PROVISION WAREHOUSE HAS for the last TWENTY YEARS proved itself to be the most noted BREAKFAST BACON ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COUNTY. The Superior Quality of bis Bacon is so well known it need no comment to recommend it to the table of the Nobility, Gentry, and Pnblic in general. W. C. has a very Prime Selection of HAMS, BATH CHAPS, OX TONGUES (Dry or in Pickle), New Mild Cured BUTTERS, Fine Old CHEDDAR CHEESE, New SINGLE GLO'STEK and MONMOUTHSHIRE, just arrived from the Dairies, quality good. W. C. is now Drepared to give the Public the FULL BENEFIT OF THE REDUCED DUTY ON ALL TEAS SOLD AT HIS ESTABLISHMENT, 5 8, HIGH STREHJT, NEWPORT, MON. LIEBIG'S FOOD FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. THIS Article of Diet is prepared from a formula recommended by the celebrated Chemist, BARON LIKBEG, and since its introduction used with great success in Germany. The proprietor having been impressed, as an eye witness, with the beneficial effects resulting from its use, has been induced to bring it before the public, and thus supply a want long felt and acknowledged, via., a Food that shall form the most fitting substitute for the nutriment of those children who are by circumstances robbed of their mother's milk. It differs from all other Foods now in use, (which although undoubtedly possessing the elements of nutrition,) yet fail to nourish and make flesh, from the fact of their imposing too great a strain upon the weak stomachs of infants, which are unable to assimilate their Dutritive properties.^ These serious objections are obviated in the preparation of this Food, which, when made according to the directions given, will form a soap or liquid fcod, which, to quote Liebig," contains the double concentration of woman's milk." It is highly recommended as a light and agreeable article of diet for invalids suffering from dyspepsia, indigestion, and other derangem^pARED AXD S0LD By HENRY L. WILLIAMS, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, MEMBER BY EXAMINATION OF THE ROYAL PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY, 3, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT, (OPPOSITE THE WESTGATB HOTEL.) Sold in Tins, 61., Is., and 2s. each. [8061 BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLIO N! BUY OF THE MAKER, AND SAVE THE RETAILER'S PROFIT. JAMES HORNER wishes to inform his Friends and the Public that his Stock is now complete with every Novelty in BOOTS and SHOES for the present Season. J: H. would call particular attention to his Screw-made Goods, which are manufactured upon the premises, under his own superintendence, and ml.;nh fr>r nrir-A and nnnlitv cannot be eaualled. '"YU' "'V. t'A.A. -J Ladies' kid elastic side springs, military heels 3s 9d to 5s Od Ditto very prime 6s Od to 7s 6d Ladies' Cashmere elastic side springs, military heels 3s 6d to 49 6d Ditto very prime •• ••• 53 0d to 7s 0d Ladies Cashmere elastic side spring house boots 2s 6d to 3i Od Ladies' Cashmere side lace boots, military heels 35 3d to 4s Od Ditto superior quality 4s 6d to Gs Od Ditto house boots. la 6d to 2s 9d Ladies' house slippers Is 6d to 2s Od Gentlemen's Filiort boots 8s Od to 9s Od Ditto very good. IDs ad to 12" Od Gentlemen's elHstic side springs 83 Od to 9s Cd Ditto Very good. 10s Od to 12s Od Gentlemen's bi!iilorals 8s Od to 9s Od Ditto prime •• •• ••• °d to 12s Od Gentlemen's elastic side springs, patent goloshed 10s Od to 12s Od Gentlemen's bluchers 4s 6d to 5s 6d Ditto prime (Itiality 6s Gd to 7s 6d The largest and best varied Stock of Home-manufactured Boots and Shoes (for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, in the County. EASE, COMFORT, and ELEGANCE combined in HORNER'S Boots and Shoes. The Bespoke Department is under J. H.'s personal supervision; a perfect fit guaranteed at first trial, and lasts made specially for customers. GOLDEN BOOT, 124, COMMERCIAL-STREET, OPPOSITE CROSS-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. [6274 MESSES. BODMEITIBKOTHERS BEG to Notify to Architects, Builders, and others, that they have disposed of their PATENT STONE BRICK WORKS at Newport, with Patent rights for this district, prior to establishing Works elsewhere. The Business will in future be carried on under the siyle or firm of BODMERS' PATENT STONE BRICK CO. although Messrs. BODMER cease to be Proprietors. In tendering their sincere thanks for the support they have received, they trust their successors will be equally favoured. Newport, Mon., 19th August 1865. BODMER'S PATENT STONE BRICK CO. In calling attention to the above, beg to state that it will be their constant endeavour to manufacture a superior article, and that all orders will receive their prompt attention. The popularity which these Bricks have attained, renders it unnecessary to dwell upon their acknowledged supe- riority over the ordinary Red Bricks. The price, for the present, will be 27a per 1,000 NET CASH, at the Works. In consequence, however, of the ncreasing demand, to ensure a supply, orders should be given as soon as it is known that Bricks will be required. All communications should be addressed to the Managing Partner, Mr. M\TTHEV^ JOHNS, at the Works, or to Corporation Wharf, Newport. Coort-y-bella Terrace, Pillgwenlly, Newport, Mon., 19th August, 1865. [8485 PREVENTIVE FOR THE CATTLE PLAGUE, OR MURRAIN. THOMAS J. JONES, CHEMIST, MEDICAL HALL, NEWPORT, BEGS to call the immediate attention of all Owners of Stock to the necessity of taking the earliest possible steps to ward off any attack of the DISTEMPER, CATTLE PLAGUE, or MURRAIN, by the adoption of a safe, simple, and tolerably sure PREVENTIVE, similar to that in use for the last Twenty Years past for Young Cattle, It is a well known fact to every Breeder of Stock, that thousands of Youn,, Cattle die annually from the dread ravages of this self-same Murrain, Quarter Evil, or Black Quarter, which (for the want of this preventive) would otherwise be saved. If this disease once sets in, in young or old, to attempt a cure is almost hopeless. PREVENTION IS THE GRAND SECRET! This Drench and treatment can be recommended, and will meet the emergency. References of the hihest respecta- bility can be given, to Agriculturists,, both in this county and Herefordshire, who are prepare 1 to say, that since they have used this Drench and Treatment they rarely ever lose a Single Head of Stock from the above Disorder; whereas before its use they were constantly losing as many as Eighteen or Nineteen out of every Twenty Calves attempted to be reared. NO TIME SHOULD BE LOST IN GIVING IT TO FULL-GROWN CATTLE. The proper time for Drenching Calves is during the month of October or beginning November. PRICE FOR CALVES 4d EACH DRENCH. FOR FULL-GROWN CATTLE I0d EACH DRENCH. With full directions as to use and treatment. PREPARED ONLY BY THOMAS J. JONES, CHEMIST, MEDICAL HALL, NEWPORT. JUST IMPORTED, FIFTY BARRELS of Prime New MONTREAL LINSEED OIL CAKE, and 24 BALES IRISH MOSS, which will be sold at Prioes that will compete with any House in Bristol or Gloucester, and no carriage to pay. [8606 g^jtoisiJWu I PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY EXPEDITIOUSLY EXEOUTEIJ AT THE Ulcrfiit (Seitcntl jpritiiing ffic 15 COMMERCIAL-STREET NEWPORT, MON BOOK-PRINTING, BUSINESS FORMS, ACOOONT BOOKS CIRCULARS, CARDS, REPORTS, &c FOR REALLY NICE CAKES, GO TO BLAND'S, 33, COMMERCIAL STREET, AND 17, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT, MON. [6656 MR. GRAHAM YOUNG, CURGEON DENTIST, of No. 7, PARK- STREET, BRISTOL, attends periodically (as for the last 16 years) at NEWPORT, the first WEDNESDAY and at CAR-DIFF the following THURSDAY in every Month, when he may be consulted on all cases relating to his Profession. Mr. YOUNG'S next visit will occur as follows :— NEWPORT—At Mr. Wansbrough's, plumber, Commer- cial-street.— Wednesday, December Gth. CARDIFF—Mr. Perrott's, No. 15, Angel-street—Thurs- day, December 7th. [5212 MR. PARSON SURGEON DENTIST, of 17, Orchard k3 street, College Green, Bristol, respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of New port and Vicinities, that he may be consulted in the various branches of his profession, at the KING'S HEAD HOTEL, Newport, the second Wednesday in each month, Terms, which are extremely moderate, may be knows on application as above. ATTF,NDANCF, FOR } Newport, Wednesday, 8th, 9 till 5 NOTE FBER. The Duty being Reduced, 7 FUSE TEAS \U .1.4 ARE NOW "I -4- Ch -a Cheaper. tI ¡v v 'U e T, formerly 3s. 4d., Reduced to 2s. 8d. formerly 3s. 8d., Reduced to 3s. Od. f formerly 4s. Oci., Reduced to 3s. 4d. I formerly 4s. 4d., Reduced to 3s. 8d. T wo -ouii ce. Qua r t er, Half & Pound Packets All CrUNUKE PACKETS are signed, 1/. oft I J/cmimnnLONDON. 5 Original Importers of the Pure Tea. 1 AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT I ABBnriAVRKvr Gosden. Watkins, High gt. ABERSYCHAN Wood. HLAKKXBY, .Philpott3. BRYNKAWR.T. & c. \Villiams. chemists CiNDEUKORo.Cord\rin, chemist CBICKHOWEI.L..Christopher. CARDIFF..Kernick, 23, Duke-st Ditto ..James, Bute-street CL:IEPSTONV.. Tavlor, Bookseller, C,)LE FORD.. Wiili,,iini.-Ilo,igh' DOWLAIS..Evans— Hancock I MONMOUTH Allen,confectioner Cossens Lvnysy ..Haths-a-ay N'fi \VPORT.. JONBS, 5, High st CHERRY, 41, Commercial st WILLIAMS, 3, Conimercial- street J WILLIAMS. 145. Dock st G. PRICE, 23, Commercial street, chemist „ J PHILLIPS,92, Commercia st chemist PKXYDAREBN..Evans, SEWSHAM. Fryer, Draper. POXTYPOOL Wood, chemist PONTYPRIDD.. James, USK. Edwards 6822 THOUSANDS NOW USE Johnson, Johnson&Co's PURE TEA ii j' ause it is better in quality than all others The Prices are all now reduced ?E,.ICE PER POUND. The 3/4, is Reduced to 2/8 The 3/8, is Reduced to 3/- The 41., is Reduced to 3'4 The 4/4, is Reduced to 3/Q The 4/8, is Reduced to 4/. See that the name of "TtesgSt J0hns0n,Johnson&Co is on each Packet. Soul in Packets by Agents in every Town. LOCAL AGENTS. NEWPOKT D. THOMAS, Confectioner, 170, Commercial st. .J, TIIOMAS Confectioner, 129, Commercial st. PILLGWENLLY..FAULKNER, Chemist. 81, Commercial road Abersvchan.Martin, chemist Aberdare .Thomas.chemist Brynmawr Jones, Beaufort-st Bristol Huntley. !05,Ked- cliff street Clifton Huntley, 7, Carlton Place, M ill. Cardiff .Drane, 11, Bute st. Chepstow.Howell, confectnr. Gloucester .Jeynes, Jlercurt/\ office office Hereford Guy, chemist Broad street Alonmouth ..Spercei-,Agincoui,t square Merthyr .Edwards, George Town. Nantyglo .Allen, Post office Pontypool.Edwards, George street. Tredegar .Crowe, Post office WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE: 17. BLOMFIELD STREE CITY, LONDON. [800 TAX OFF TEA! M\Y H I MALAYA T isP PURE/^K NATL ATURAL COLOUR W\{ (S THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. FOR PRICEAND QUALITY UNEQUALLED r//c off /y (/ncohrcc/ lea. AGENTS IN THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD. ABERGAVENNY—Wyke,Chemist AUBBSVCHAN Wood, Stamp Office CAHDIFV—Coleman, Chemist „ James & Williams do „ Greaves, Chemist Kosher, Stationer, Sic Davies, Confectioner CHEPSTOW—Harris, Baker,&c DOWLAIS—Thomas,stationer,\C EDBW VALE Williams, Tea Dealer, &c. MOK MOUTH Marshall, Chemist NY lYPOItT- Clements, do. „ Jones, do. Uowman, Baker, &c PON TYPOI)L -Itoderick, Cheiuiit PONTYPRIDD — Smyth do. USK—WILLIAMS do. VALUABLE AGENCIES STILL VACANT, Foi I particulars apply to THE HIMALAYA TEA COMPANY, 37 A, St. Marl Axe, London, E C. ddl.t$tp. JOHN H A Nb Y, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, AND A ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE, ESTATE. § COMMISSION AGENT, D1STKICT AGENT for the Queen Fire & Life Insuraiicj Company, London and Liverpool and for I ho Ori^iua Western Counties Benefit Building Society, established at Taunton, 1851. LOAN and DISCOUNT OFFICES, 17, DOCK STREET, | NEWPORT, MON. (8397 MATTHEW JOHNS, COAL & CORN MERCHANT, CORPORATION COAL "WHARF, SCREW PACKET ROAD, „ NEWPORT, Hoy. Orders received at No. 8, Morgan-stieet, Pari;-place, and 81, Commercial street, Newport. Sole Consignee for the Apps Brewery Co.'s celebrated Bideford Ale for Monmoutbshi: e, Herefordshire and SouthWales. Piivate families supp'ieit. Agent to the Accidental Death Insurance Company, and the Scottish National Insurance Company. [8090 FISH, POULTRY, GAME, &c. G. BURGE, FISHMONGER, POULTERER, AND GAllIE DIALER, BEGS to inform the Gen try and Inh ibitauts I of Newport and its vicinity that be baa OPENED in the above BUSINESS, at KOS. 6 aud 7, BAN E S W ELL POAD, OPPOSITE MESSRS. BAILEY & CO "S BANK, Where he hopes by strict attention, and a tegular supply of Fish, Game, &c to merit a share uf publio patronage. NT.B—FRESH FISH, POULTRY, and GAME DAILY. COUNTRY ORDERS I'UNCTUALLY AT- TENDED TO. All Kinds of POULTRY TRUSSED BONED, or LARDED to ORDER. [8517 IMPORTANT NOTICE. illATT 11 E W S & COMPANY, TEA MERCHANTS, HAVE AGAIN REDUCED IViEIR PRICES FOR T E A S, RENOWNED FOR GREAT STRENGTH AND PURiTY OF FLAVOUR. STRONG BLACK TEAS, Is. 6 1 2s., 2s. 8D Very Delicious TEA, 3s. 4D. Original Packages of TEA at ON E PENNY per Pound Profit. W. R. MATTHEWS & COMPANY, 19, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT AND 251, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF, [8169 IMPROVED APPLICATION OF WATER POWER THE TURBINE. MAC ADAM BROTHERS AND CO., ENGINEERS, SOHO FOUNDRY, BELFAST, have been engaged for J2 years, with coinple'e success, in MANUFACTURING their IMPROVED TUW INE) and can recommued them witb confidence This machine is applicable to all practicable of fall and quantities of water, giving a much timber per- centage of power than any other description of water- wheels. On low falls it has the additional ad vantage of not being affected by floods or back-water, aid it is particularly well adapted for any falls where the quantity of water is variable. Further particulars on application also references to Turbines now at work on a great variety of falls. [8648 BENSON'S WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER, AND ELECTRO PLATE. — J. MV. Benson, LinUate Hill,London, E.C. (Established 1719), Watch and Ciock Maker by Warrant of Appointment to H.R.1I. the Prince of "Wales, has fitted up extensive workshops with steam machinery, for the production of Clocks and Time. pieces of every description. "W A T C II E S Adapted for every class, climate, and country. Wholesale and Retail. Chronometers, Duplex, Levers, Hotizontal, Repeating, Ceutre Seconds, Keyless, and Chronographs. at 1:2 10s. to 200 Giiinets. CLOCKS; Drawing, Dining, and Bed-room, Bracket, Carriage, Church, Turret, Stable, or Office, at 4;1 Is. to 1,000 Guineas. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The movements are of the finest quality which the art of horology is at present capable of producing.lll'l$. truted London News, November 8, IS62 II Some of them are of great beauiy and if the English watch-trade only follow up with the same spiiit and snccess this first attempt to compete witb foreigners in decorative watches, there seems to be no reason why we should not get the trade entirely into our own haudíl. Times, June 23, 1862. BENSON'S 4-GUINEA LONDON-MADE Patent Lever Watch, Capped and Jewelled, stnltlg Silver Cases, made in four sizes, from If to 2 inches in diameter. This Watch is suitable for everybody, and is without doubt the best, cheapest, and most accuiate Watch manufactured in this country. BENSON'S E2 10s HORIZONTAL WATCH, Jewelled. &c,strongsilver Cases, li to 2 inches in diameter a sound and useful watch. BENSON'S 5 GUINEA LADY'S GOLD WATCH, Horizontal movement, Jewelled in four holes, and all the late improvements, combined with a rich irtistically- engraved case and dial. making it a nioJel of eiegance. BENSON'S 6. GUINEA GENTLEMAN'S GOLD WATCH, Horizontal Movement, Jewelled in four holes, and all the late improvements, with a pure white enamelled dial and elegantly-engraved or engine-turned case. 20,000 OTHER WATCHES n stock, for prices of which see the pamphlet. The above Watches are sent free and safe by post to all parts of England, Scotland, Wales, or Ireland. If to India or the Colonies 5s each extra. A^PROFUSELY-ILLUSTRATED PAMPJILET of atches, Clocks, and Chains, descriptive of every construction of Watch made, with their prices, post free for 2 stamps, from which buyers can select. Also a catalogue of Silver and Electro Plate, containing 300 illustrations, post free for 6 stamps. J. W. Benson, maker of the Great Clock for the Exhibition, 1862, and of the Cbronourapb Dial, t-v which was timed The Derby" of 1862, 1^03, 1861, and 1865. Prize Medallist, Class 33, and Honorable Mention, Class 15 "LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. 7114 STIFF 8C FRY'S UICE STARCH obtained the Prize Medal at the Givat Exhibition, 18G2. riFF FRY'S ii I c E S'I'A RC U. gTlFF & FRY'S mclTsTAUCH jjjviIFF & FRY'S RICE ,i STIFF & FRY'S RICE STARCH gTIFF & FRY'S RIC L,' S'r A ItC U. j^TIFF & FRY'S r1CE STARCH. STIFF & FRY'S RICE STARCH Works., Redcliff, Bristol. Established ISIS. (8024 ST Alic 11 MANUFACTURERS TO H.R.H THE PRINCESS OF WALES. GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH. Used in the Royal Laundry. THE LADIES are respectfully informed that this Starch is EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY, And Her Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried Wheaten, Rice, and other Powder Starches, She has found none of them equal to the GLKX FIELD, which ia THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED. WOTHERSPOON & CO;, GLASGOW AND LONDOV.