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lUuu-ai} (fLnc I N.EWPORI' r. W'TY^LO AND EBBW VAL H K DATS. U N D V STATI"' >1,23 L. 2■ ■">11,■i.•-> 1,2,3 1,2,6 "L A.U.J A.M.; P.M. P M A.M P.M 7 0111 lo| 3 2dj 6 i> 30 5 16 ^asaiUla, Ja'atauu .i 7 Hill ^o' 'i 31' 5 50 8 41 5 20 Tydea • •! 7 15 H 3J' 6 3i>i (j 0 8 46 •> 3D &Uca .[.! • 7 20|ll 3j| 3 4-jj G 7 a 62 5 37 Cioas Kevs • 7 25! 11 43| i oi1 6 13 8 58. 5 43 Bridge Abercara 7 32 11 -50 4 1 6 20 9 5 5 o0 Newbridge 7 3/ li 551 4 616 2) 9 iQ 5 o6 firamliB 7 4112 uj 4 11 6 3 ) a 15 6 0 ^lanhilleth — — — — &.berbeeg Jancu .u 7 53' 12 13] 4 '28 6 fo 9 28 6 13 A,bertillary 7 69 12 19i 4 .4 6 49 y -34 b 19 Bloina 8 8112 27j 4 4- 6 5i 42 £ UTaotyglo » 1512 35 4 5 7 O J oQ O 3O ^barbeeg Jauciu.a 7 53 12 i3' 4 6 43 *> 28, 6 13 Cwm a s 212 22 4 37 6 o2 9 >7- 6 h V"iotori'a 8 7112 '11 4 42 6 57 9 42, 6 27 Ebbw VAFE"L!L 8 15 12 35 4 50 7 O 9 *0| 6 3-J Ebbw Vale 8 15 12 35 4 50 7 a 9 ,]01 6 3-J °n Saturdays an additional Train Leaves iNewpoitat 7.30 p,< for ;rucaliu,oaUiDg at interuieuicitt Stations EBBW VALe; AMD NANTY3LO TO AS.E\VPORI W'BEK DAYS. SUNDAY A STATIONS 1.2, 1,2,3(12 3 123 1 •2.^ i,->3 VA<3 M. A H P.M. P.M. P.M A.M. P.M. Ebbw Vale 8 -6 il 10U 20 5 10 7 2"? 10 0 7 10 Victoria 8 .3 11 18 2 28 5 18 7 33 i0 8 7 18 Cwm s 38 il 23.2 33 5 -3 7 3S lp 13 7 23 A.beibeeg June. 8 4.|11 .-t2 2 42*5 32 i 4i 1U 22 7 o2 Jfanty To 7. THo,* 20 5 10 7 26 10 0 7 10 Blaina" 8 32 <1 H|2 28 5 -8 7 33 10 8 7 18 Abmtllerv 8 4111^1-36 5 26 7 41 .016 7 26 AberbeegJuuc' 8 47 11 32)2 42 5 32 7 47 10 22, 7 32/ Idanhilleth 0~~ N Gramlia '9 d li 4t>! 2 OD o 4o 8 0J10 3;J 7 45 Newbridge ;9 6 11 60 3 0 5 oo 8 5(10 4o 7 50 Abarcaro 9 L0 11 -o;3 o o oo, 8 10.10 4o o5 CK1^ 9*17 12 2!3 12' 6 2 8 I7|L0 62 8 2 fci°" 9 22! 12 7 3 17 6 7'■ 8 22U0 571 8 7 RY-IAE" 9 3D 112 :3;3 23 6 13. 8 28'U 31 8 13 Baas-Tleg Ju iC. 9 34 12 19 3 29 G 19 8 31S11 9] 8 1» Mawpoi-t, 'J 4 1 12 :J 3 10 6 30 8 45jll 20 f> 30 All trains stop -a i.bapu i/.ritlg« upuu notice being given by tl:e 1" tstj«ugc;r lo the Guard at the previous station. FA'JM N t'OilT TO biiAKNAVON. 8 U N 1) A Y S. sta.tiok. 2,1 2.3; I 2 3 L.2, L.2,3 i 2 3 j ,2.3 T, P.M. P it. P.M. A.M jP M. P.M SWport y 10 1 501, b (I 930 8 0 Llantarauui 0 21 1 66 6 21 Ö!) !):\û\- 8 6 Cwm iuu 25 2 0.'6 25 8 lt» 9 40 810 Pon'.nawy.id 2J 2 4 5 29 8 14 ■* 44 8 14 Poatrhydyruu ;t 33 2 8!6 33 8 1> 9 48, — 8 18 Pontypool j 50• 2 25 5 50. 8 35 10 5, — 835 Poutuewyuyil't ..J 9 >4 2 29;5 54, 8 3;< 10 9j — 8 39 A.bersyciti.iu. 9 6012 ;-»4|o 59, h 44 In HI 8 44 C.vm.ivou 10 7;2 42i6 7' 8 5- lo 22j — 8 52 Biaea-ivou ..10 i-5|2 50|6 1 oi 9 OJIO 3o| 9 0 lUOAi i'.X :LVO^ lO N L W I'OHT. Wr. EK DAIS I ijl NDAVS. STATIONS. 1.2 3 ,2 3| 2 3jl 2 3 ,2,3T2 3 1.2,3 v.M A.M. {P.M. P.M. A.M. {p.M.|p_.M. B'aenavon 3 11 30:.» 20,G 3 i 301 — 5 0 Gwniavon 7 36 11 38 2-!6 38 7 38 — 5 8 ■i-borsycban 7 14■ 11 46 3 36 6 46 7 46| — 5 16 PoutnewvnV'l■! 7 48 11 50 3 40 6 5 50| — 5 20 PoiUypool. 7 55|12 0 3 50 7 8 ol_ 5311 Pontrbvilyrun 8 2'12 i 3 57 7 8 7 5 37 P°ntQewy.!<l 8 3i 12 11 4 17 11 11 5 41 Cwmbran 8 10,12 15 4 5)7 I'* 8 15 5 45 ^intarnam -> 1^,12 21 4 1117 211 8 21 — 5 51 Newport 1 S 25112 30 4 20.7 30* 8 30! —560 A Market Train leaves Abersychan at 4.45 p.m., for ) Pontypool and Newport. f FK'I1! VI.\VPOl'T TO BI'ECON. \V)• HK DA VS. "~3. 1,2 3 1,2,3 2TT2J 1.2,3, 1.2 STAHosa. .:i j cU«« I class ola-s .cla»sj class .T A.M. A M P M P.M. P M. P.M. gewport .dp.i 8 5112 40 4 0| 5 20 aaisallej, s 17! 12 52 4 2:{! 5 35 ^•nwdQ,iu g _>2 12 .7 4 301 5 42 '^liarcb Road. 8 27 1 4 4 36; 5 -19 ^lc-10n 8 34 1 10 4 40! 6 (I °6LIW'19 8 44 ) 20 4 •'■"I 6 12 Jiaesycwiamer 8 57 1 33 5 •! 6 27 9 5 1 4 5 1<> « 40 Pengarn .d-j 9 15 1 io' 5 lo 7 7 White Rose..I 9 25 1 56j 5 2T 7 17 Rhjmnej arrj 9 3? 2 5 ,5 30j 7 27 Bargoed 9 IN 1 45 6 50 Pant 9 45 2 2il 7 25, Merthyr,GW8 9 35 12 20 5 20/ 6 58 CYFN. 9 45 12 30 O 30 7 8 Poutati'-ill J.' 9 57il2 4-T 5 42; 7 20 Pontsticill J. d 10 2 12 43, 2 3 »: 7 35 Talvllyn 45; o 15 8 20 7?econ. 10 -5' 1 30 3 2583o FROM BiCECON TO N li W POUT. WltK DAIS. i 2 3 1 2,3] 1,2 3 12 3,1 2.3 1,2,3 1,2,3 STATIONS. j1 -isrt class cl-'Bti c!>>• claus class clas A.M. A IF. P.M. P M. P M P M. P.M: Brecon 8 40 1 50 4 50 l'alyllyn 8 50 2 10 5 15 Pontsticill J. ar! 9 35 2 65 6 0 Poatsticill J 10 5 2 56 6 6 7 35 Cefn 10 17 3 7 6 20 7 47 Mertbyr,'GrW3 10 27 3 17i 6 30 7 Pant 9 42 3 0, 6 10 Bargoed 10 18 3 35, 6 50 Rbyiuney 8 30, 9 60; :0 0 3 10, 5 55 White Rose.. 8 4 >; 9 53 10 8 3 18! 6 5 Pengam .arr 8 53; |10 20 3 30, 6 20 Penaam !0 8 10 -'5 3 40 7 2 Maesycwmoaer |10 14 ,0 3 3 46. 7 12 Bedwas il" 20 10 4 3 58! 7 26 Machen jl" 35 10 55 4 8, 1 3' Church Road. 110 40rll 0 4 13j 7 *>0 Rhiwderin U0 4- 11 5 4 18 7 46 B assail eg |l0 50 11 10 4 23 7 50 Newport ••• 11 2(11 22 4 35 8 2 MARKET PASSENGERS for Brecon til leave hv 8.5 a.Ill train from Newport. For Newport by the 9.5U a IU. train I frocn Rhvmney, arnl 8 40 a.m. from Brecon, retnrning to Khymney by the 4.0 p.m. and 5.20 p.m. trains. —11 IIHWII N—IM—IM 1 mi- 11 >ni—in—Ti——NITimr- FROM NliWPOllT 'IO SLRFIONVY. WKEK SITNPATS STATiQNa. 1/2,3 1.2.3 1.2.3 12,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 XT A.M A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M — 9 0 2 30 7 0 9 is 5 45 M;9°a 9 20 2 5 ) 7 20 9 35 6 5 Niaa Mile POINT — 930 3 0 73;, 945 6 15 Iredegar Junction — 9 48 3 1; 7 45 10 0 6 41 Blackwood 9 51 3 18 7 62 10 6 6 47 £ rS°ed 9 5<3 3 27 7 59 10 13 6 54 Iredegar 9 0 10 lo 3 47 g -JI 10 33 7 14 SirhowT. 9 4i 10 14 3 51 8 26 10 37 7 18 Nantybwch J 9 9; 10 18 — FROM ■iIRHOWY To NKwpoRT. | WEEK DA YS. RUXDAT8 STATIONS. 1,2,3 1,2 3i 1,2.3 1,2 3 1,2.3 1.2,3 NANTYBWCH P-M P-M- P M A M. P.M. Sirhowv 7 14 11 3s) 4 0 5 47 — — Tredegar 7 25 12 ;5i 4 30 5 52 7 40 4 10 Argoed ..1 7 35 12 23 4 38 7 45 4 15 Blackwood* 7 1" *'9 4 57 — 8 2 4 32 Tredegar Janotio,; ? 0 12 40 5 3 8 lo 4 38 Nine Mile Point » on 5' o a £ i.;9Ca 8 20 1 10 5 25 — 8 30 4 55 WewDort o 30 1 20 5 33 — 8 41) 5 5 Nen P°r 8 50 1 40 5 55 9 0 5 30 Ua feauaays, IN ADDITION aimleareSirhowyfor TREDF 1'rain« given above m., «.l T,.d.«a^otS 'J K'42 r:'7-"22 L(| WY AT 30 a.IU. ami 4,0 P.XN FKOM XETT-YOKT TOMF.„T«V7R WE.' K DATS- — ——• A.M A.M. P.M P V Newport 7 io! 10 lr, 2-20 540 9 m w° Pontnewydd 7 24;10 32 — 5 54 9 301 5 f'2 Pontypool Road 3o;10 o() 3 2 6 5 9 i5 6 Pontypool 0 51 — .5 CraSin 9 40 2 28 G 9 J h> Tredegar Junction 48 2 ^6 6 18 — 6 ^3 Rhymney Junc'ica J o4 2 42, 6 25 64' Ijlancaich '^° ."t 6 54 Quaker's Yard }' 7 7 Troedyrhiew 7 ,O — Merthyr 381 •' 7 — — FROM MRRTHYR TO NEWPORT. "7" U7K7K~I)A RS. | 11 NDAV ■» ^LATTONB^ r"1,2,3j 1,2,3; 1,2,3j 1.2,3 12,3 1,2, Merthrr P «;! p M' A*M" Merthyr q U.^ 45 4 2o, — — — lroedyrhiew 9 24 12 51 4 34 PUAKEPS YARD 9 OJI-\ U' 4 5« 10 14 8 23 y,anca,cl1 0 4G 1 '>0' 5 6: 10 22 8 37 IV«^MyT nc,ion»- 9 54! 1 29i 5 15 10 32 8 47 c !lT Juaction 10 0| 1 36i 5 21 1° 39 8 54 p'aS" "I* 10 9 42 5 29 10 49 9 4 f H 10 28 2 4 5 51 11 8; 9 22 PONTN^ L^°AD iN 12 2 9 6 5 11 18' B 2j SeSSS 11 6 14 .il 8 38 wewpwu |1: 2 2Q g JJ jg FROM NEWPORT TO LIVERPOOL 1 WKEK DATS SUNDAY8 I STATIONS. V 2 V2 V'3 V2'3 V2'3 V2'3' c ass. cl.is*. olass- class, class, olais. ciuss. .&1. 1 A.M. PM. P.M. P.M A At. P.M. Newport 7 lojio 15 1 3. 2 30 5 40 9 20 5 40 Pontnewydd 7 21:10 .;2 1 52 — 5 54 9 32 5 52 Poniypool road 7 35 10 51) 2 14 3 2 6 5 9 45 6 5 Nantyderry 7 45 11 0 — 3 12 6 15 9 55 6 15 Penpergwm 7 52 11 7 — 3 18 6 21 10 1 6 21 Aberg.venuy 8 2 11 18 2 32 3 28 6 31 10 12 6 31 Llanfihangel 8 21 11 35 — 3 43 b 47 10 25 6 45 Pandy 8 23 II 42 3 50 6 54 10 32 6,52 Pontrila8 8 39 11 53 — 4 0 7 5 10 43 7 3 8t. Devereux. 8 47 12 1 — 4 8 7 13 10 51 7 10 Tram Inn 8 54 12 13 — 4 15 7 21 10 58 7 17 Hereford 9 20 12 45 3 35 5 25 7 o:> U 30 7 55 Leominster 9 49 1 10 4 3 6 3 8 23 12 5 8 23 Ludlow 10 12 1 32 4 29 6 32 8 44 12 29 8 44 Shrewsbury 12 10 2 55 5 50 8 10 10 20 2 0 0 20 Crewe 12 43 4 25 7 15 9 20 11 3 3 25 11 30 Manchester 2 16 6 20 8 30 11 lo 12 49 5 35 2 45 Liverpool 2 4> 6 15 9 0 11 20 3 15 6 0 3 15 V .u vi LIVERPOOL TU NEWPT)RT WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS "STATIONS. ^21^3 1.2,3 1, 2 1,2,3 1,2 1,2,3 class, class class, class class class class A.M. A.M. A.M A M. P.M. A.M' A.M Liverpool — — 7 10 10 40 2 30 11 0 9 30 Manchester. — 7 3o 11 15 2 30 10 55 9 30 Crewe — 8 411 12 30 3 55 12 33,11 30 Snrewsburv — 7 0 10 30 1 50 5 15 3 15] 4 55 Lu-ilow — 8 16 11 3i 2 .19 6 23 4 46 6 13 Leominster — 8 46 11 57 2 59 6 >9 6 I5J 6 43 Hereford 7 15 9 40 12 40 3 35 7 45 9 40! 7 50 Train Inn 7 30 9 53 — 3 5 8 o 9 53 8 3 St. Devcreux. 7 37 10 0 — 3 57 8 8 10 0 8 10 Pon(rilas 7 44 10 8 1 3 4 5 8 15 10 8 8 18 Pandy 7 56 10 20 — 4 17 8 25 10 20 X 30 Llanfihangel 8 4 10 28 — 4 25 8 33 10 2s S 38 Abergavenny S 18 10 41 1 30 4 44 8 4^ 10 4" 8 50 Penpergwm 8 28 JO 48 — 4 62 8 58 10 50 9 0 Nantyderry 8 37 10 57 — 5 2 9 9 10 57 9 7 Pontypool road 8 50 11 7 1 50 5 14 9 22 11. 13 9 20 Pontnewydd 9 3 11 20 — 5 28 — 11 213 9 06 Newport, 9 20 11 34 2 20 5 45 9 47>11 40 9 50 FRO vi HEREFORD TO WORCESTER. WKEK DATS. SUNDAYS STATIONS 7 1,2 1,2,3 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2,3 1,2,3 |clasv class class clas^ claBS class!cl«ns A.M A.M. P.M. P M, P.M. A.M.I P.M Hereford 8 10 9 55 12 38 3 42 7 45 11 35! 7 40 Wuliingtori 8 2M0 12 — — 8 0 11 45' 7 50 Stoke Edith 8 3i 10 21 1 0 — 8 8 11 55 7 58 Ashperton 8 38 10 29 — — 8 13 12 5 8 3 Ledbury 8 4* 10 40 1 15 4 10 8 34 12 15 8 14 Co!wall 9 0 10 51 1 26 4 22 8 32 12 25 8 22 "Vialvein Welis. 9 8 10 58 — — 12 33 8 /9 Great Malvern 9 18 11 5 1 40 4 33 8 44 12 37 8 35 Malvern Link.. 9 23jll 10 1 45 4 38 8 4- 12 41 8 40 Bransford road 9 30j — — — — 12 48 Heuwick — [LL 23 — 12 55 S 55 Worcester 9 43fll 30 1 59 4 55 9 5 1 0 9 2 fKOM WORCESTER TO HEREFORD. WEEK DA YS. SUNDAYS. 1,2 1,2 1.2 1,2 1.2,3 1, 2 1,2,3 STATIONS. claHs c|a8" class class clave clasv ciasa A.M. A.M' P M, P.M. P.M. A.M. P MO Worcester 7 40 10 2^ 2 5 6 14 5 0 8 3 6 1 Henwick 7 43 10 27 7 ;i S ti Bransford road. 7 60 10 .5'? — — 7 10 8 12 Malvern Link. 8 0 lO 4J 2 20 6 31 7 -0 n 6 29 Great M»Kern 8 5 10 6- 2 27 6 40 7 26 8 30 6 34 Mnlvem Wells. 8 10 10 5^ — — 7 30 8 35 6 39 Colwall 8 17 U £ 2 33 — 7 '-7 8 43 6 47 Ledbury 8 27 11 1^ 244 6 59 7 47 8 53 (j 58 I Ashperton 8 36 11 — 7 57 9 3 7 8 Stoke Edith 8 43 11 3- 2 57 8 4 9 13 7 18 Withington 8 53 11 4 — 8 13 9 23 7 Hereford 9 7 11 55 3 23 7 33 8 25 9 33 7 40 .„——— GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, ( aoi'TH WALES DIVISION.) FIU M MlLFoflbTO PAPDlNOTON W E K K DA 1 a TJ. 1 2,3 1,2,3-1,2 3; kxp. 1,2 3 1,2 3 1,2 3 1,2,:) 1,2,3 1,2,3 Mail. >Ul1- STATIONS. class class clatts class Is, 12d clas.i clubs class class class class lst2<l cl.8 class class 1st 2a I A.M. AM A.M A.M. A.M P.M. A.M. AM A.M. P.M. p.M, P.M A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. I New Milford 2 5 — — 8 10 — G 25 10 10 5 0 9 45 5 0. Cannartheu J uuc 4 3 — 6 0 9 43 8 20 12 H I 2 40 6 27 — 11 22 6 27 Swansea 4 5,5 — — 7 10 iO 45 — v 35 1 30 — 3 50 7 20 9 0 12 30 7 20 1 Neath 5 21 — 7 41 11 14 10 10 2 5 — 4 21 7 .51 9 27 1 4 7 51 J Port Talbot — 7 58 11 27 10 30 2 25 I 4 3d 8 3 — 9 40 1 25 8 3 Bridget).) 5 b2 8 27 II 52 11 5 2 55 5 5 8 Do 10 10 1 55 S 30 !-l»ntri*niint — — — 8 52J 11 35 3 i5 — 5 28 — 10 35 2 20 Nl? 9 16 11 58 — 6 49 — 11 li 2 43 — Cardiff 6 28 7 15 10 0 9 27 12 30 1 25 12 10 4 0 4 15 6 0 6 ,-?0 9 7 7 40 11 12 3 0 9 7 M arsli field 7 28 9 40 — 12 25 — — 6 43 — 7 ,">3 11 25 3 13 — Newport C 55 7 45 10 27 10 0 1 0 1 25 1 50 4 27 4 45 6 25,' 6 58 9 30 8 10 11 45 3 3 > 9 30 Lhwureru 754 — — 13. W > — -176 8 19 11 53 3 38 — iMasjor 8 H 10 15 — 1 42 4 43 7 14 8 27 12 1 3 4G IPortskenitt 8 20 9 10 10 25 — 1 57 4 57 — 6 50 9 3r 12 15 4 0 Oh»pa tow T 27 8 30 » 20 10 38 1 29 2 10 5 V) 7 0 9 5S 9 40 12 25 4 12 9 53 Ltduoy T 8 50 10 58 1 43 2 ?0 5 26 — 7 1* 10 12 12 40 4 32 10 12 Nevrnham 8 Oj 9 12 — 11 20 — 2 52 5 45 7 38 1 8 4 55 Gloucester 8 40 9 45 — 11 f>7 2 25 1 5 6 2> — 12 30 1 40 5 30 12 30 Swiiiiloti 10 5 11 5<> — 1 45 3 50] — 5 55 8 17 — 2 20 3 35 i 7 15 2 2u| Haddington 12 .5| 2 30 — | u 30 6 40| — 8 0 |10 20 — — — 4 35 7 15 10 3 0 4 35 FOUM HA 1 )D1 NGTON TO MILVOT.HD WKIK 1,1 A Y h 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3", ,2,3" Lxp.] 1.2,3 )Kxp. l,2o|l,2,3. 1,2,3 Ea p., \i ail- 1,2,3] 1,2,3* 1,2,3 1.2,3 STATIONS. class class class chiBS class 1,2 class lst2d clan? jclass, class llsl2,i l^t2d class class ciasi- clans AM. A.M A.M. P.M. P.M A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. C P.M, P.M AM. AM. P.M. PM. Paldington dep. — — 6 0 — 10 15 12 0 I g 4 50 8 10 10 30 8 10 Swindon — 9 5 — — 12 2) 2 10 — | g •' ti 67 11 20 ] 55 — H 20 Gloucester 3 0 7 45 11 5 1 42(3 40 I 7 15 P 8 2,12 50 7 45 3 35 — 12 £ 0 Newi-.ham 6 25 8 lo ll 3 > —2 0 4 7 -1- 7 45 5- 3 =' C It S 13 4 2 — Lyduey 6 42 8 So 11 55 — 2 1G 4 28 j 8 ii ? 1 25 34 4 22 1 25 l bepstow 6 5' 8 55 12 17, 2 30 4 48 I 8 27 c = 9 8 1 40 8 65 4 44 » 10 1 40 j I'ortskewi: t 7 7 9 12,'12 20 12 12 1 47 4 59 4 37 « 37 8 45 ° 3 f. 9 10 4 67 8 22 Magor W S 9 24' 12 41 j j, ;0 6 T » >- 9 22 5 8 8 34 Llan»ern 9 3-ll2 4 (i 6? 9 30 5 17 8 42 Newport 7 35 9 45; 1 211:' 40 2 13 3 2; 5 3D 6 5 7 H, 9 15 S I 9 ,0 2 1< 9 43 5 30 8 55 2 13 Al»r«l.fifcl.( • 9 57; 1 15 j ft 45 17 22 I f !.) 55 5 42 9 7 Caidiff 8 5'10 15, I 35. 1 2 2 35 3 27 6 0 5 30 7 35 9 37 J s S »0 r> 2 3;i 10 1 G 0 9 20 2 28 Kly 10 2'A 14- j 0 7 5 37 ~'1 & 10 22 07- 1.Iaiit>i*KHt:t 8 27110 48' 2 10| —I 0;) 6 • •" Oil id 4h C3 — j Bridget, S 57ill 18 2 40,' i 4 5 7 5 6 30 s, lu 43 3 15 II 18 7 0 3 }5 Port T;,n,ot 9 25111 4<- 3 !()' i 2!) 7 .10 T r 9 C I; 3 4:| II 49 7 28 — 3 40 9 47;] 2 7 3 31. 4 42 7 6 fill 20 3 35 12 4 7 i« 3 55 S i 9 56111' I- 3 40 4 4-i 8 30 T 11 25( 4 5 — 7 5- — 45 <(I J«n,Ml 36j l 55 5 >0 6 3() 10 Id I 12 43 5 2- 9 42 5 20 ViI(or<1 1 2tli 7 15 7. 0 j 5 | 2 0 I 6 60 '11 20 6 50 A short train leaves Newpoit «t 8.30 t.m rdlm- ;>\ Marsl.field at 8.42, and arriving at Cllrdlff at 8 55. S-To call ou i Markftdayfi. T—Call «t Mh^oi on T insOavs. SOUTH WALES UNION. Trains of tbeBnstoItufj South Wal>*s U'iou Rnilxvi "uininjj i« oonnection with th- South W*les Railway j rtskewitt) are despntohfed »s foilows: WEEK DAYS. PRoit a.m. a.m. p.'u. p m. p.m. n.m 7.25 10 40 12 30 2.55 5. M 7 15 — rftiffat 7.15 10.0 125 4.15 6 30 ewport»k 7 45 ,0.)7 4A. j, .bapstow at. 6 57 10.85 12.17 4 4i — SCNDAYB, R f,H »na. pm. p.w. BnsUl at 3. 0 7 48 2. 9 NEWPORT »X 8.10 8^0 — 7 48 2. Ð NEWPORT »X 8.10 3.30. — CUTFTWW ht IkAi a a = FROM NEWPORT TO MONMOUTH WEEK DAYS. I SUNDAY^ STATIONS 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2 3 1,2,3) .2, AM A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. i'M Newport 7 1" 10 15 1 35 5 40 9 20 5 4C Pontnewydd 7 24 10 32 — 5 54: 9 32 ;> 60 Pontypool Ro»d 7 50 11 10 2 19 6 15| — Usk 8 35 11 26 2 34 6 32 11 35 — Llandenny 8 45 11 33 2 42 6 4u 1] 43 — Raglan Road S 50 11 36 2 46 0 4-: 11 47 R*glan Footpath 8 55 11 40 2 49 6 50 51 — Dinastow 9 5 11 50 2 57 7 12 0| — Monmouth 9 15 12 0 3 7 7 10 '.2 10 FROAt MONMOUTH TO NEWPOKT. WEFK DAYS ISUNDAYS STATIONS 172,3 1,2,3 1,2 3 1,2,3 073 12 ? A M? P,M P.M. P.M. A.M. P M. Monmouth 7 50 12 45 4 0 5 45 — — Dinastow 7 ,5s 12 53 4 10| 5 55 5 s Ragl«n Foitpath 8 6 1 1 4 19j 6 5 — 5 lG Raglan Road 8 10 1 5 4 23j 6 10 — 5 2o Llandenny 8 14 1 9 4 28-' 6 15 — 5 24 Usk 8 25 1 20 4 38 6 40 5 34 Pontypool Road 8 40 1 35 4 55; 7 5 11 18 9 2 Pontnewydd 9 3 5 281 -126 9A c, Newport 920 2 20 5 45i 9 47 11 40 9 Sq POSTAL REGULATIONS FOR NEWPORT. The chief office is open from 7 a.m. to 9.25 p.m. on week-days, and from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sundays. Mails. Box L^,fee ^leUer cIosesat tdI carriers. Morning Mail .T0.15 a.m 10.20 a.m. K«n London Day Mail 12.20 p.m. 12.25 p.m. ) 'P*m* London Night Mail 8.10 p.m. 9. 0 p.m. 7. 0 a.m. North Mail 5.55 p.m. 6. 0 p.m. 9.30 a.m. Western Valleys N. Ml. 10.15 a.m. 10.20 a.m- 7. 0 a.m. Caerleon Day iMail 1.25 p.m. 7. 0 a.m. Swansea Day Mail 2.30 p.m. 2.35 p.111. 2.20 p.m. First Pembroke Mail 1.30 a.m. 7. 0 a.m. Abergavenny Mail 1.30 a.m. 7. 0 a.m Second Pembroke Mail.. ————— ————— 7. 0 a.m. Newport Rural District 1.30 a.m. 7. 0 a.m. Pontypool North Mail. 9. 0 a.m. 7. 0 a.m. The Town Receiving Houses and Pillar Boxes are cleared as uii,l(-r x, -rr i 1st 2nd 3rd, 4th: 5th Receiving Houses and Pillars. CqL CoL Col. Coi.jCol. a.m. a.m- p.rn.jp.in.jp.m. Commercial Street R. H 8.45 T1.0 4.50 7.0 9.0 Dock Street, Branch Office 8.45 11.0 4.50 7.0 Pillgwenlly R. H 8.45 11.0 4.501 7.0 9.0 Bridge Street Pillar 8.45:11.0 4.50 7.0 Clarence Place Pillar 1.50! 7.0 Commercial Road Pillar 8.45 .11.0 '4.50 7.0 9.0 Great Western Ry. Station Pillar 8.45 14.50 7.0 Gold Tops Pillar [4.50 7.0 Stow Hill Pillar 8.45 11.0 !4 5o' 7.01 Town Hali Pillar 8.1-5 1.0 14.501 7.0' 0.0 Morning •■1-dt—Letters are despatched to Chepstow Gloucester, Cheltenham, and Bristol, and are delivered the same afternoon. London Day Mail.—Letters are despatched to London, and are delivered the same evening. Letters forwarded by this Mail for the Eastern, South Eastern, and Southern Counties, are delivered next morning. Letters for the Continent, posted in time for this Mail, are forwarded from London the same night. London Night Mail.—General despatch to all parts. North Manl.—Letters sent by this Mail are in time for the first delivery in all parts of the North of England, the North Eastern Counties, North Wales, Herefordshire, z Worcestershire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Scotland, and Ireland. Canadian and United States' letters should be posted in time to be forwarded by this Mail. Western Valleys North Mail.—Letters are forwarded by this Mail to Abercarn, Abertillery, Crumlin, Risca, and Pontymistcr, and are delivered to all callers. Caerleon Day Mail.—Letters for Caerieonare delivered early in the afternoon. Swansea Day JLtiL- Letters are sent to Cardiff, Bridgend, Swansea, Carmarthen, Mcrthyr, Pontypridd, Aberdare, and Llanelly, for delivery the same afternoon. A.lso a direct Mail for Waterford, and the South of Ireland is forwarded by this despatch. First Pembroke Mail.—By this Mail letters for the whole of South Wales are forwarded. Abergavenny Mail.-Letters for Abergavenny, Crick- howell, and Pontypool are forwarded by this Mail. Pontypool Mail.—Letters for Pontypool, Abersychan Blaenavon,and Pontnewvnydd, are forwarded by this Mail Letters to be registered must be presented not less than half-an-hour before the closing of the box. The registra- tion fee is 4d. 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Stow Hill C 'ip-3' t yf pcietT C. PAI>"E, chemist. 3, Com. mercial street RRF.DFGAR.Ev:, 1? p. hociist 'OSTYPDOL Wood chen.ist >nsTYPit'T)D,.Jan.es Jk E.l"«V'li- 1. WOX OF CLLLLKE'S JB 11 PILLS *s_7 is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs, in cither sex, acquired or constitutional. Gravel and Pains in the Back.—Sold in Boxes, -Is. (jrl. each. by all Chemists and Patent Mcdicl'ie VendorF or sent to any address for 60 Stamps, hy the Maker. F. J. Cr,ARKE. Consulting Chemist, I street. Li v. coin.—^Vholesale Apents, BAKCJ.AT & PONS. London, and all the Whole- sale House. Newport ( Mon), J. You, G Chemist; E M THOMAS, 121. Comm, rcial-strcrt; G. Price, 127, Com I mercial-stivet; L. P Jones. Ebbw Vale. [17,003 PULVBRMACLTELL'S Ml I M GALYAXIO CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED. Approved by the Academy of Medicine at Paris and other He lical anthorities in England and abroad. TMIL.S Self-Applicable Physical Curative, unlike noxious rtrui?*, s perfectly harmless and of an oliicaey vastly superior to all other external remedies. Owinir to the physiological, 1)11."s1(:al. anà chemical effects of | the Khct-i< ity they "cntly and permanently impart into the svstem, these Appliances EXERCISE an internal action, promot- ill" the'digestion, circulation, and nutrition, thereby assisting Xat ure in her efforts to restore the normal balance of health and vigour in A debilitated, constitution. Hence the remark able cures they daily elect in ca.ses of Rh"uriatiRU». HEAD & Toothache. Epilepsy. Lnmbaio. Indiirestion General and Local S<*ift'CA LIVER Oomnmint. DehiJitv. Neuralgia. Pai-alysis. Functional Pis- Goi.11 Nervous Deafness. orders, itc., Ac. •Vfter all other remedies have failed, and thns popularising Electri'eitv in accordance with the authentic encomiums in the Medical and Scientific Press. Recent improvements i;i these apnlianees by tho Inventor render th dr self-anplieation extremely comfortable and effec- tive, and thus remediate former inconveniences. ACADKJUS DH MWNBCIXE, PAais,—Extract of an official Report A ME-'tine. April 1. 1851. Tbe Voltaic Chains ef Mr. Pulvermacher are really a most wenderful apnaratus. They arc more portable and cheaper "—two indispensable conditions in an apparatus of this (lescrilitioii in order to make the application of electricity "more ireneral, and to a certain decree popular which is "certainly very desirable in the interest of patients, as we "A* that of tho profession." The commit tee beer to propose to the Academy to address their thanks to Mr. Piilverm-iciicr for his most interestin ? coiiiiyt ti iiicat ion. Adopted-* tulkUn dr. Ataiitmit., Tome xvi. "A". 13. SUCCESSIVE IMFKOVEMETVS have led to the signing of the following testimonial by the EJIU of the Medical Profession in the metropolis, such as .Sir C. Locoek, M.D., Bart., Sir J R. Martin, Bart., I .B.F.lv.C.S., and F.R.S., <te., Ac.. &c. We, tie undersigned, have much pleasure in testifying •"that J. L. Pulverinacher's recent improvements in his Vola i« Batteries and Galvanic Appliances for Medical purl)t,)- are of )?reat-importance to Scientific "that he is entitled 10 the consideration and support- of everyone disposed to further ttM advancement of red and usoful progress." Dr J. PKKBIRA, P.R.S., F.L.S., in his "Materia Medioa," paste 5I. 1x51. Fourth edition "The application of the Voltaic circuit has been largely prescribed, and has become a popular remedy in the FORM of Pulvermacher's Galvanic Chains. They should he worn so "astoencirc-ia 1;h. parr affected, in cases of Rheumatism, 1'aral.V'sl', &C. Thev ARE REGARDED by practitiolllJrs a« a valuable :md convenient means of APPLYING the contmuouB "Voltaic current. The LASCKT," No. 1, Vol. II.. 185TI This ajiparatus of Mr. Pulvermaeher has now "st od the test for some years It may be used by the medical attendant, or by the patient himself and tho OPERATOR can now diffuse the galvanic influence OVER an "extensive suriaco. or concvnt-rat-e it on a single point. :n 'Hhese days of medico-salvanic quackery it is a relf'-f to OBSERVE the very plain and straightforward manner in which '•Mr. Pnlvcrniaeiiur'S apparatus in recommended to iho PIO- "fess'.on." CAUTION.-PüLYEH}BCHJ¡;R's VOTAIO APPLIAXCKS have, by their unparalleled curative success, incited EIIVIOC^ speculators—unable, AN they are, to infringe his patent -to an absurd compuiition with articles falsely REPRESENTED as Electrical; therefore observe tli:*t no G-ain-mic o MK or >'f t' cm br gt iuint uitUs ht'\r\aj il/4 J. L: l.'L'LVELJMACNJBR'ti ssjitatoi* vn the box. Medical an,I licicnUiic extracts and a selection of the daily increasing number of testimonials, together with price list, are EMBODIED in ))AMI,lilet, "GALVANISM, NATIVE'S CHIEF RESTORER OF IMPAIRED VITAL ENERGY,") sent post free on application to J. L. p u L V E E M A C H E R' S CALVANlC ESTABLISHMENT, 104, REGENT STKEK1', LONDON, OB TO MR. SEYS, AUKNT FOR. XRWPORF. [IS.'U Y IS EXPENSIVE HAIR RESTORER.— J LOOKYEll'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER is guaran- teed to Restore Grey Hair to its origmal eolour in a few days. Equal to costly preparations. Larjje bottles, s tideach; of all chemists and hairdresser#.—Agent in Newport, Pim.Lies, Chemist. PEPPER'S WHITE COUGH MIXTURE is the most reliable and agreeable cure for Coughs, t^olds Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, and alt Diseases of 11G Liners and Air Passages. it always ¡¡:iy¡,¡,,¡ rest at niirht and is is very soothing, agreeable, and uite safe. Bottles, is 1^1 and 2s yd each. Sold by all mi»ts. — Airent in Newport, I PmiLUFS, Chemist. 'jHIIE ENAMEL of the TEETH.—By using CRA- .1 CROFT'S AREC'A Nl.'T TOoTii PASTE this delicious coating becomes sound, white, and jiolished as the tines* :vor-. It is particularly fragrant.—Sold in pots, Is and 2s (Id »ach, by all chemists.—Agent in Newport. I"JIII IPS. Chemist DELLAR'S CORN AND BUNION PLASTERS ,n,'e i:i,rajiteed to cure Corns, Bunions and enlarged Coe-joints in a few applications, without causing the least tnconvenicnce. Boxes, s lid, by post 14 stamps, and is 9d, of ill c.ionusts. — J. J'EPPEE. I'iiarma.-eurieai chemist, 237 jottunliani Court Road, London. — Ai-eiit for Newport euiLLics, chemist. HEALTH. STRENGTH, EN 8!WY.- PEPPER' jLi. QL L\t\l; and IRON TONIC strengthens the nerve iiid )nuscu,ar sysUnn, incrciisos the quantity of the blood oromotcs a],petite, improves weak digestion, animates the spirits, and thoroughly recruits the health; very valuable iu iiseascs o £ a Wasting nature. Bottles 4s t.d next size, lis stone jars, -s; of all chemists. Carriage free -6 stamps.—J PEPPER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 2 '7, Tottenham-court Road ijondou. Ascent in Newport, i'IIILLIP5. Chemist. I E A FN E S s7"NOT" SEsliTthTE A R S A I'iiLLAlfS ESSENCE FOR- DEAFNESS is an e.vVra- jrdinnry remeily, it relieves, and generally cures, it is :iuite harmless.—Bottles Is ] td.. and:lt;. \)ü. each sold by ail Chemise, by post is Stamps.—J. PEPPER, Chemist, 2; Tottenham Coftrt Road, London.—Agent iaNewport, PHILLIP chemist. ris>3« OAUSONS, FLETCHER, AND CO'S X INDIAN STARCH IS OF GREAT STRENGTH PARSONS. FLETCHER, AND CO'S JL INDIAN STAUCH PRODUCES a BEAUTIFUL GLOSS. pARSOXS, FLETCHER. aXD CO'S JL iNDIAN STARCH WILL NOT AD HEREsTO THE IRON. PACKED IN lib. BOXES. SOLD WVERYWHERD. WORKS, 3RAVEL LAH-B> 8QUIUWAK LO^DOX, B.C L-I*" I QMxcwt. | .ií C:U Jl.! 14ri D.S I t.ODONTO WHITEHS, P^ESEF\ £ S,/VND J £ E J|-| PREVENJTIfJq TMEIR, DEèA.Y. ASi, AI-IY C^MIST OR, pEF\FUMEf^ FOR RoVJlf\HD'S ODONTO. At4D TAKE NO OTHEP,. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. Of unparalleled success during the last seventy years in Promoting the Growth, Restoring and Improving the Human Hair, Price 3s. Gd., 7s.: Family Bottles (equal to four small). 105 6d, and double that size, 21s. ROWLANDS' KALYDOR. An Oriental Botanical Preparation for improving and Beautifying the Complexion, eradicating all Cutaneous Defects, and rendering the Skin Soft, Clear, and Bloom- ing. Price 4s. 6d. and Ss. 6d. per bottle. Sold by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for "ROW- LANDS articles. ••TJIOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."— See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. I I WORLD FAMED I I Trade Mark, Blood Mixture." THE C'AEAT BLOOD PURIFIER & RESTORER SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches, Ulcerated Sore Legs, Old Sores, Glandular Swellings, Can. cerous Ulcers, Pimples, Pustules. Boils, Carbuncles! Ring-worms, Scald Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, I tch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humours and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literal'y carried out of the system in a short time by the use of this world-famed Medicine. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS PROM ALL PARTS. IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse the vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin m pimples, eruptions, or sores: cleanse i, when you find it obstructed and slmreish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul. and your feelinirs will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and war- ranted free from auythinp injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor solicits sufferers to srive it a trial to test its value. (CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE (CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE J is sold in bottles 2S od each, and in cases, con- t-iininsr six times the quantity, lis each—sufficient t effect a perma.' ent cure in the crest majority of lone-standing cases — »Y ALL CHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United Kingdom and the worl or sent to any address on receipt of 27 or 132 stamps by the Proprietor, F. J. CLARKE, Chemist, Apothecaries' Hall, Lincoln. Wholesale; All Patent Medicine Houses. LONDON DEPOT: 130 OXFORD STREET. Newport, :Uoll.-Sold by J. YOUNG, G. P.-ICE, 12 Commer- cial-street and E. M. THOMAS. Ebbw Vale—L. P. JOSBS. Noticing brings on Nervous Debility, Premature Old Age, and Shortens Human Life, more than Diseases of the Chest. UNDER THE SJFE AXD PATRONAGE OF THS THE PRINCIPAL QUEEN NOBILITY. THE ONLY REAL CURE WITHOUT INWAUD MEDICINE IS ROPEIVS HOY At. EA 1 H PLASTERS for Couirhs, Asthma, Hoarseness, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, Croup, Hooping Cough, Influenza, Chronic Strains. Bruises, Lumbago, or Pains 1Il the Back, Spinal and Rheumati Affections, Diseases of the Chest, and Local Pains. SPINAL COMPLAINT OF 30 YEARS STANDING AND RHEUMATISM OF THE HIP. Nafferton, December 18, ISM. Messrs. Roper and Son,—Gentlemen,—I was atflieted with a pain in the spine of my back for 30 years, and hearing of your Roper's Plaster about two years since, 1 procured one, and after applyine it found relief the tirst niirht, and have been free from pain ever since. I was also troubled with Rheumatism in the hip, and applied one with the same results. As I have received so much benelit from the use of your Roper's Plasters, I has sent you this for the benefit of others suffering in the same wa'f Yours, etc., THOMAS BROWN. USE OF LEG LOST FOR 6 MONTHS. 28, Greystoek-street, Attercliffe-road. To Messrs. ltoper and Sons,—Sirs,—I have the pleasure to return you my most sincere thanks for the benelit I have received from your Roper's Plasters, after being for six months without the use of my left leg. was in the Royal Cornwall Itiii.nua.ry for fourteen weeks, and no better. I was conlined for three months to my bed, and all no use. I was recom- mended by a lady to try one of your Roper's Plasters. I did so, and thank God 1 only applied two piasters before I could walk witiiout a crutch, and now 1 can vvalK with one stick, nil hroiurh tile means of your Roper's Plasters. Sirs, I have written you this that you may advertise it for the benelit o the public. Redruth.July 25th,1861. Yours,etc., RICHARD INCH. SPRAIN IN THI BACK. Messrs. Roper and Son,—Gentlemen,—Smoe tunc ago I got tl' 0 injured in my back from lifting a large piece uf wood, in the Royal Arsenal, and was coiitined to my bed for three months, during which time the Royal Liver f riendly Society paid me les. a week, and a doctor to attend me, but "instead of get-ting bfitt.er t gradually got worse a t riend advised me to get one of your Roper's Plasters, and, in less than a fortnight after, 1 felt myself completely recovered, I AM now using the second plaster. 1 send this testimonial to the editor of I) K.n.I. dOli 10,1, wah a request that he may notice it in his widely circulated .Journal. JAMES SMITH, Nov. 16, ISTH). Maxey-road, Pfuuistead, .Kent. BED-FAST 4 ALOXTHS. Bury, Mitrch 3, 1S53. Mr. H. Maiden, of Bury, has great pleasure in handing T« Messrs. Roper and Son a recommendation of Roper's Piasters by Mr. William Dutson, Earl-street, Bury, ior a severe intlam- mation of the lungs. He was bed fast lour months, and ig quite certain his recovery is turough the timely assistance uf vour valuable Roper's Piaster. From F. Cupiss, ES^ M.R. V.C., Author of the Prize Essay on the Diseases of the Liver of the Horse. Diss, Norfolk, -dtrcn 22, 1851. Gentlemen,—For the last three winters Mrs. Cupiss has felt a great delicacy of the chest, aeoompanieu witii occasional pain, cough and hoarseness. Having had your valuable Roper's Royal Bath Plaster recommended to her, she made a trial of one and it was attended with the most beneiicial eUeet, in consequence of which has made lrei,ue;H use Of LHew, and invariably with the same good results, 1 remain, FRANCIS CUL'LBH. AFTEE Two YEARS SUFFERING CUR^D. Important Testimonial received from Mr. William ilaii, Tow to Messes. Kawsun and Co., i>re\rers, dheitieid. Genii,-mien, 1 wish to AUN M.\ IcsliiUuny TIIO M utuer pubiisned oy you, to the eaicacy 01 your wmuterHii Roper's L'lasier. 1 had not been eiiauft-d to lie on my tett lilue IrvUl ia, atl'ecrion of uie heart or liver, ior TW-J yea.-a, until I appiiea AT LIOP"R s Platter, SINCE which tune T HIC7E O^CN CEMPJ*R»IIREIT well, and only useJ. two l'l:LS,lTS.-l. dt, 1. UJ; (111)', Audorer-street, Sheitield, J unw 3, 1M; \I ,.t. ILALL. Unprincipled Shopkeepers, lor the KIU« of GAM, NAM rariou spurious imitations. are NOTICE the words, 1.{,[.,il.. j;,Uh Engraved ou the » Prourietor'S Auto- grajiii on 1;1114 back, ¡Illhi PliEPAEED OXLY BY ROBERT POPEP AND SON, CHEMISTS, SHEFFIELD, On Medico-chemical principles, from British Herbs, and \11 Gums and Balsams of the Eastern Clime, where trees drop balsam, and OJ, 11.11 thebouphs Health its and makes it sovei-eirn as it ilows." Full-sized Plasters, is. Hit; and for Children. Vjd. each, direct by Post one penny extra in postage stamps. Sold by most Patent Medicine Vendors iu the United Kinsrdoni. BEWARE OF IMITATION'S!—Be particular and ask for • ROPER'S PLASTERS. Publie Opinion has proved the Platter and Pills to be the Marvel of iioe Agt* RO P E a's P 1 L LS (t..■ >111i. "iiui n!!v were intended to assist tlieoperation of iiorEK's Royal EATH I'l.tSlj;] have proved the best remedy 'oral' thosedistressinsr s.nl1]'t(j1]ll producing u weak and disordered St-omach, Ltrer Coini.laint. Nervous Irregularities, lndigvstion, such as Nausea orSickness, Loss of Appetite, Loathing of Food, Pain in the Bowels, Lar.goUT and Depression of Spirits, Giddiness. Swimming or Detcrmi- nation of Blood to the Head, &e., the forerunuer'of Apoplexy. Sproatlcv. near Hull. Oct. 3, 1858. Sirs,—Having found great benefit from Roper's Royal Buth Plasters and Pills, I wish to make my case known fcr the advantage of thoss who suffer as 1 have done for a long time. I have been afflicted with spasmodic pains in the chest, and pMii'.ianon of luc heart, arising from Indigestion and Liver Complaint. I was under medical treatment many months witiiout feeling any better. At last 1 tried one of Roper's Plasters and a Oox of Pills, which gave, me relief in a few days, from which time my health has improved, and I ain now quite well.—1 remain, with tlianks, vours respectfully. Elizabeth THOKFSOK. Roper's Pills arc a purely Ikmimc compound, and warranted iree from any deleterious ingredient, beir.ir composed of choice herbs, roots, gtiiiis, aiid balsams, by ROBl. ROPER arid SON, Chemists, Sheilield, in boxes at i s.,l 11 d. I :-Is Jd.and-is. tid.eaeh. S'dd bv most Chemists and Booksellers in the L Li tel Kin^dotf. ASK FOR ROP.r;R'S PILLS. [i»0Sl RATIONAL TREATMENT. IT is admitted by most reasonable persons that nearly ail diseases spr ng from an mpurvi state the blood. This, of course, arises from ma.ny causes, tho most fre- quent being want of pure air and over indulgence in cut- ing and drinking. The artificial state of existence which most of the in. habitants of our great towns are compelled to jcad. induces much of that langour and ill-health which indicate a vi- tiated state of the blood. A remedy, however, may be found in KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, which, for more than a quarter of a century, have Leea eooguised, on all Itands to be the BEST PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD known in Medicine, and, from their largely-6x,iead»d KlM ad g«M**l adoption as a FAUILT Aizu,ci.N»," may M fairly claMari as a household Baaauary. PiamwraA solely by Jous un Esq., ti Prosit Hall, Weoilwi# Euø. SoU ky ail Mefiitme Vandom, at la.liL. 2a. 4*. id.. 2c if gdlilrfssfs. LEA & PERRINS" WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Pronounced flffl Be careful by Connoisseurs to ask for THE ONLY "LEA & PERRiNS" "GOOD SAUCE." 11 INS SAUCE. See name on wrapper, label, bottle and stopper. Scld by Crosse & Blackwell, London, and by all dealers in Sauces. BEWA.R.E OF COUNTERFEITS: LEA & PERRINS WORCESTER. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER Gold Medal, Havre, 1868 Gold Medal. Society of Arts, 1869 FOR ITS SUPERIORITY OVBB ALL OTHER BAKIXG POWDERS. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER makes delicious Bread without yeast. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER makes Puddings, Pastry, and Pie-crusts with less Butter and Eggs. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER sold everywhere, in Id. and 2d. Packets, and 6d., la., 2s. 6d. and 5s. Patent Boxes only, and not loose by weight. Be sure to ask for and see that you get ITII JUST y'odished, j>c»t !rf-e ior two stnuius. PRESCRIPTIONS and INSTRUCTIONS for the Cure of NERVOUS DEBILITY, by V llKsr.r SMITH, author of The People's Guide to Health," uc. Prescriptions and Instructions" gives rules fcr cure of nervous exhaustion, indigestion, rheumatism, .mness of sight, weakness, low spirits, nervous debility, painftl dreams, mental and physical depression, indecision, impaired memory, loss of energy, pains in the back. tinnu.ty, dizziness, love of solitude, groundless fears. &c.. Gives instructions apd p escriptions by which thousands of Dr. Smith's uaticrts have been restored to health and visrour Illustrated with testi- 7'a w monials from grateful patients who have been curCll by in NEW ECLECTIC MEDICINES. The Pamphlet is sent FREE by Inst to n-sy ad !rvss, oa receipt of two stamps. Should be rend by all %viv> valuo health, streJ1¡!th, and haml)!ss. Address, Dr. H. SMI IH. S, Eurton-cresccut, Lonf'on,W.Q! IMPORTANT To COUNTRY PATIENTS. CONSULTATION BY LETTER WITHOUT FEE DR. H. SMITH, the Eminent Specialist for the eun of al debilitating diseases, will, for tlie benefit of Couc^ry Patient who cannot consult him personally, on receiving dcscriptiona of their cttse, send hss opinion, with advice an i d irections for the most successful restoration to health and vlirour. Address Dr. H. SMITH. S, Burton-crescent. London.W.<S r ^,197 TO THE NERV. >US AND DEBILITATED. Read tbe New Work entitled. HOW TO INSURE HEALTH. Just Published for Two Stamps. By Dr. Barnes, M.D., (I .Sd A on the LAWS GO N ELIFE A TREATISE on the LAWS G0\ EMM NG LIFE And the CAUSES, SYMPTOMS, and r H ii :\1' ME NT of all diseases dejier.dimr on Exhaustion of Nervous Vitality, such as Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical Depression, Palpitation of the Heart, Noises m the' Head and Indecision, Impaired Sight and Memory, LudigestiaJl, Prostration, Lassitude. Depression of Spirits'. Loss oi Eneiw and Appetite, Pains in the Back and Limh«, Timidity, Self- Llistrust, Dizziness. Love of Solitude, Groundless Fears, and many other ailments, which if neglected, bring the sldlerers to an early Death Together with Hints Oil Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Hysteria, and all diseases of the Nervous and alimentary system. The Appendix to this valuable work contains many useful PRESCRIPTIONS lor the alleviation of suderiiig and th# cure of minor disorders, with full instructions for tjieir preparation and use. Contains also some friendlv advise on Hygiene, or the WAY TO PRESERVE HEALTH. Illustrated by numerous tcstimoials from grat, ful patients c who have been restored to health through the anthpr's instrumentality. Sent post free for :2 stamps or by letter post 3 stam-is. •^Address, Dr. J. A. BARNES, -IS, Luusdaie ISJUSJXJ, Barnsuury, London, N. b,t):J¡3 FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, &c. A 9E-NIEDY is LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, truly efiicacioas and pleasant AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY is LAMBERT'S without confining the bowels or atfectintrthe head. is admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed cases of asthma, and consumption. It fre- quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurab]t, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent, cough- ing. In approaching consumption its effects are truly bene- ficial, and. if taken iu time, will infallibly prevent it. Persons deprived of sleep, or even laying down for fear of suffocation, may depend on relief in a few minutes after takinN- it. Those who are subject to, or suffering from bronchitis, should im- mediately take a tew doses of tins truly efficacious medicine. n (11,d"f'l Cure nf loi-g < tinding t'ou.ih. Communicated by Mr. George Hodsou, chemist, Elland, York. shire. Elland, November 10, 1873. bade, ad day custowe of mine, was induced to try a small bottle of Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. Finding great relief from it, she purchased several 23 9d., bottles, and declares she could not now live without it, as the relief afforded her is almost beyond belief. As a token of gratitude she is constantly recommending it, and in fact her name is so luuc-h associated with it in this place, that my customers ask for it under her name. My sale for it is most astonishing. I am, dear sir, yours respectfully, GEORGE HODSOH. Efffct-'itl < of Asthma of Ttn yea. s: ",di fl. Communicated by Mr. T. it. ilordne, chemist, St. Augustin*'# Norwich. To Mr. Lambert. St. Augustine's, Norwich. Feb. 4, 1SG9. DISAR take this opportunity to inform you of tlv wonderful efficacy of your Asthmatic Balsam 011 a cusiotner of mine, Mr. Theephiius Cooper, of New Caaon, Norwich. Ibt had been afflicted for over ten years, with a most violent Asthma, accompanied with shortness and ereat difficulty to breathing, a-d at times tiie cough and retching were so had as to occasion actual vomiting. He had the advice of tiieprincipal medical men of the day. but without success. He was re- ountly recommended your Asthmatic Balsam, and I am happy to say with the nest -e,illt, as 1 am this day informed by virp, Cooper he considers himself cured, his difficulty of breathing and cousrh having totaily disappeared. He is quite willinfe and anxious that you will publish this for the benefit of other similar sullerers. 1 :i:11, dear sir, yours truly. Tfto.UAS R. HORDEIT. Prepared only and sold by W. LAMBERT, Chemist, 8, Ktnc William-street, Charing Cross, London, W.C., in bottles, Is- lid. and itliree limes the quantity in one) 2s. 9d. Be par- ticular t) ass for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam," and do not be persuade to Lake any other medicine- Sold by all respec- table chemists and Medicine Vendors in every market tow* throughout the United Kingdom. -r observe the name and address engraved on the Govern- ment Stamp. [19,431 FRIEND OF ALL. KNOWN IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ri M.- l'Oii.. i i ;• i'X'j. 1 G 1 iii..»i i.iLivH, L'1' t-K. KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS. 'I ''■L-'sL 1 lbs can be confidently recommended a* the mo^t A simple and certain remedy for all diseases a fee tins; tab stomach, liver, and bowels. They do not distress tiie or weaken the frame, but thoroughly invigorate the digestifs organs, gently excite 'he stomach and liver, stimulate Ms kidneys to perform their functionsefif.-ieiitly. and act upou uk Dowels witii >ut gripitis or anv other annovance. DISEASES "PECULIAR TO WOMEN. I nere is no medicine tsjual to HoLoway's Pills t'or correcttajf the ailments pecu.iar to females. Tlicir very mild and pafB- ess a-tioa higiily rccom.aeuds them to every household, zp they may be taken with safety for any irregularity of tjfc systein. Any nioiiier, nurse, or young j^-rson, guided bv tlte directions wliic:! aecjmpany each box of Holloway's Pills, hn at o»iee available means for checking disease, purifying tab blood, and e.vneion.- from the svsiem all gross humours. WEAlvNES. LANGUOR. AND DNHLLrfY. These famous Pills will immediately remove all symptoms o or, :i,l debility, languor, and weakness, no matter the cause, as they quickly eject all impurities from the system, trivetono and encrvy to oebilnat id constitutions, and brace and strengthen the nervous svsteni in a most wonderful manner. BiLiOUSNEVs, LOSS OF APPETITE. AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS. The Pills en<. t a wonuerful change in pers ,r.s subject to bilious attack, as they create a healthy appetite, correct ifi- digestion. reiiioT,. CA ess oi bile, and effectually cure jaumlkje, bilious remittents, andall the varieties of disease generatedoy an unhealthy condition of the liver. THE Kti)> i 1 S — 1 .-IEIR DERANGEMENT AND CUBJI if th'-se Pibs lie used according to the prmf-i directiotts and the Ointment rubbed over the retrion of the kidneys for at least half an hour al bed-time, as salt is forced into meat, ft will penetrate the kidneys and correct anv derangement Should tiie affliction tie stone or gravel, it is 'particularly IJB^ commended that the Ointment, in such cases be used ni°-bt and morning, as b. us judicious application the most astound- ing cures may p.- ,cr! ,rmed. iiolloway's IniU »r? tn"b.st remedy known 111 the world for the (oneumg Disej<ses Apue 1. en' lr- Piles Tie Doloureux Asiii-na .c-oarit.es Rheumatism riee-s jjilious com- levers of ail I^'tentifm of Venereal Afte»4 i,iPla;,KS r, LUli Urine tions Blotches on Gout Scrofula, or Worms of all the sivin Head Aeh^ King's Evil kinds Bowel, com- lndigeition Sore Throats Weakness front jiin.nts Eire.' Com- Stone i Gravel whatever Debility jilnints Secondary cause, Dropsy i.umbago Sjmptoms Ac., Ac. The rids and t)int.ucnt are sold at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 5iio, (Jxford-street, London also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the Civilised World, in Boxes and pott, at is. lid., 2s. «d-, 4u. »v' 11s., 2:5. and SiSs. euth. The urnaliest Box of Pills contains four do^en; and the smallest Pb of Ointment eaie owloo. F Illl printed diruotiona lioN affixed to each Box and. Pot, "d c»u b« b»d iu any laaguage, trim in Turkish Arabic. Armeo^n <K«i—. M Chifless.