Monmouthshire Merlin

-fUUU'csjM.o. ) TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTLLAL WARD. LADIKS AND GENTLEMEN,—At the request of many Bnrgesses of your Ward, I have the pleasure of soliciting re-election as your Represeuta- tive in the Town Council. During my short time of office, it has been my constant len(ieavour to help forward every measure which I have Relieved would tend to the welfare and prosperity of our rising Port. Should you do me honour :of again returning me, I 4 shall not relax my efforts in your service, and while exercising a prudent economy, shall continue to my utmost to further your interests in the Town Council. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your obedient servant, JAMES MADDOCK. Llanarthney Villa, Newport.Mon., Oct., 18, 18 <8. j 2326 BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE EAST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — I DESIRE sincerely to thank you fcr having returned me, without opposition, as one of your Representatives at the Town Council of this Borough. Nothing could be more gratifying to me than this unanimous renewal of your confidence, and I shall hope during the coming three years to attend to my duties in such a way as to give you satisfaction. Believe me, yours faithfully, JOSEPH GIBBS. Newport, Morn, 25th October, 1878. [2343 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTH WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMENMy term of office as one of the Representatives^ of your Ward at the Town Council, expires on the 1st November next, and I now offer myself for re-election. -1 have endeavoured faithfully to carry out the promises, I made when soliciting your suffrages two years ago, and B jlie?ING my rotas at THE Board have been in accordance ■with ths OPINION of a large majority of the electors, I trust you will do m] honor of again returning me. As a resident in your ward, our interests are identical, aul should you again place me iu the proud position of being one of your representatives, my time and beat services shiil BA given for the welfare of our important Borough. I am, yours respectfully, ALFRED R. BEAR. Stow Park, Oct., 17th, 1878. [2324 BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1878. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—At a Meeting held some little time since, at which the question of your representation as then and now existing was discussed, I was induced to say that, if desired, I WAS prepared to contest the Ward at the next Election. A numerous and respectable body of the Electors of your Ward having claimed the fulfilment of such promise, I have consented to offer you my services at the Council Board, and place myself therefore in your hands. Should it be your pleasure to Elect me to that position on the First November next, I can only assure you that I will in the future, as I have done in the past, devote my "best energies to your interests. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, Newport, Mon., ROBT. GRAHAM. October 21st, 1878. [2332 an be i'tt. M" BLROSE VILLA, GOLD TOPS, NEWPORT, a commodious Family Residence, •WITH a good Garden, TO LET. The House, which has^a southern aspect, I3 within a few yards of St. Mark s <Jhurck. It contains Drawing and Dining Rooms, five Bedrooms and Dressing Room, with Larder, Kitchen, Scullery, two W.C.'s, &c. There is a supply of excellent spring water, with large cistern for soft water.-Apply to W. CHRISTOPHERS, MERLIN Office, Newport. TO BE LET, from CANDLEMAS 1879, alj that FARM or FARMS, known by the names o the OAK LANDS, MEYRICK MOLE, and WERN, being one holding, situate in the parishes of Llantarnam and Henllys, containing about 120 acres of Arable and Pasture Lands, an excellent modern House, (OAKLANDS) suitable for the residence of a genteel family, with gardens and spacious Outbuildings thereto attached, together with the House at Meyrick Mole. For particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Jones, Ebbw Vale Wharf, Newport, Mon. [2328 TO LET, in a pleasant suburb of Newport, a commodious DETACHED FAMILY RESIDENCE, with c:ipaci"us Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, six Bedrooms, two Dressing Rooms, two W.C.'s, Larder, China Pantry, and ample Kitchen, Scullery, and Celhr accommodation. There is a large Garden, stocked with shrubs, fruit trees, &c., with a spacious Lawn. The premises command extensive views, are pleasantly -Stated, and withiu seven or eight minutes walk of two Railway Stations. For address and further particulars apply at the MERLIN Office, 15, Commercial-street, Newport. LLANTARNAM. Chse 10 the Railway Station on Croes-y-Myilch Farm, adjoining the Turnpike Road. LARGE OR SMALL PLOTS of LAND to be let on Building Leases, at moderate ground rents. For term-, and particulars apply to MB. BKJNJA- MLN LAWRENCE, 1, Tredegar-place, Newport, Mon, or MESSRS- R. S. TAYLOR & SON, 4, lield-court, Gray's Inn. London- Wanted. WANTED a ltESID ENT SECRETARY w at NEWPORT, for a FIRE INSURANCE COM. PANY. Salary £ 100 per annum, with commission. Address, with references, Manager, care of Messrs. Stephenson and Co., 30 & 31, New Bridge Street,London, U.C Preference will he given to a candidate (otherwise eligible) who is prepared to invest £30 in the capital of theCompiny. L2290 WANTED, for Four or FtVe Months, Irom the 1st INOVEMBER, in the neighbourhood of NEWPORT or CARDIFF, and within reach of the Sea, if possib'e, 3L)I> or 4JO Acres ot ILLXED SHOOTING for one GUll (including Rabbits). Also, accommodation for a Gentleman (and occasionally his Wife) a week or ten Vays at a time.—Address, with krms aud all particulars, lo F. P.. Clifton Club, Bristol ^duration. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND CALISTHEN1C MRS. TOPLIS BEGS to announce that a LADY from her Establishment will RESUME her engagements at "Newport and its vicinity weekly, commencing OCTOBER SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES ATTENDED. For Terms and other particulars, address to her resi- lience, 4, Regent-place, Chfton. Bristol. r2283 ftofes. I THOMAS PARRY, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, &c., 23, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT. "SITUATIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. XCO to X200 per Annum. WHAT steps should I take to get into a Government Office 'I The question answered— tall particulars as to Limits of Age, Qualifications required, Salaries, &c. (upwards of 50,000 Appointments have been I thrown open to all comers), on application to A.B., 174, %Vest-street, Fareham, Hants, for 12 stamps. dittos. BKKCARN^COLLIBRY^EXPLOSION ft RELIEF FUND. The Central Committee, Newport, (JOHN MOSESEsq., Mayor of Newport, Chairman), beg most gratefully to acknowledge receipt of the following subscriptions FOURTEENTH LIST OF DONATIONS. Amount previously acknowledged 13,926 3 5 Messrs. The Directors of the Great Western Railway Company — 105 0 0 Per the Mayor of Hertford Collection at All Saints' Church, Hertford y 25 11 8 Ditto, St. Andrew's Church, Hertford 6 6 9 Ditto, Trinity Church, Benges. 7 3 4 Ditto, Christ Church, Benges 2 5 8 Ditto, Watcrford Church 7 6 1 Ditto, Tonwell Church 2 6 9 Mr. Spence 3 0 ■ 54 0 o Per the Mayor of Cardigan Collection at St. Mary's Church 13 3 4 Collection at Tabernacle Church 400 Collection at Bethania Chapel. 3 7 9 Collection at Capel Mair 2 0 9 2^ 11 10 Sundry friends, Per Messrs. Fox, Roy, and Co., per J. F. Rowbotham 20 0 0 Eastnor harvest festival offertory, per Rev, W. Pulling 1? 5 1 Collected by a Welsh woman in Scotland la 0 0 Collection, harvest festival, Church of St „ Giles, Oxford, per Rev. H. Deane 14 0 0 Per Rev. W. Calladine Collection, Wesleyan Chapel, Swindon 5 16 1 Collection,Wesleyan Chapel, New Swindon 6 l- 3 1284 Collection, Wesleyan Congrpgation, Smeth- wick, per Rev. W. J. Frankland. M 1 0 Bevan and Pryce, Rhoswen Wharf, Newport, 10 10 0 Collections at St. Chad's Church, Lichfield, per Kev. Jno. Graham -r, "V Collection, King's-Road Baptist Chapel, Read- ing, per Rev. J. W. Lance 213 0 Per A. K. Douglas, from the Stratford Works of the Great Eastern Railway Company, per Messrs. Douglas: Boiler Department ••• 2 7 0 Messrs. Brewer, Coppersmiths.. 110 Messrs. Darby, Locomotive Painters ••• 5 2 Messrs. Bowcher, Tender Shop 0 5 9 Messrs. Taylor, Waggon Depart- ment ••• ••• 0 12 8 Messrs.Cooper, Waggon Builders 0 10 6 Messrs. Humphries, Carriage A few friends 0 4 0 ——— bob Collection by workmen at Pontnewydd Tin- plate Works, per B. Conway and Co. 6 1 6 Rev. Thomas Greville Thur«field 2 2 Latch and Cope, per Thos. Latch 5 5 0 Me.-srs. Zuheria, Jugo, and Co., per J. F. Rowbotham. 5 5 0 Collection at Tatham-street Primitive Methcdist Chapel, Sunderland, per the r 9 1 Mayor of Sunderland ••• £ 1 Dr. Bad. r, per D. C. Carmichael 5 0 0 Mrs. Blakesly, collection at the bar of the ol Wellington Hotel, Gloucester 5 0 » Per W. Jones, Cambrian Printing Office, publisher of the treasury Westgate Chapel, Pembroke 1 1 0 C. M. Chapel, Cowbridge 2 5 0 S. R London. 0 2 6 St. John's Presbyterian Church, 1 7 4 16 0 Harvest Thanksgiving offertory at Dulas Church, Hereford, per Rev. E. Davies 3 17 3 Offertory at Pixley Church, per Rev. T. C. V. Bastow, Eastnor, Ledbury — o 0 0 Collection at Llanvair-Kilgeddin Church, per. Rev. W. J. C. Lindsay ••• 3 0 0 Harvest Festival. St. Michael's Mission, Wood-iane, West Bromwich, per Rev. Henry J e5son. 2 16 0 Collected in Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, per the Mayor of Haverfordwest. 2 4 0 A.O.F. Court Prince Arthur, No. 5,359, per J-James 2 2 0 A. Murphy — ••• Harvest Thanksgiving. Llanguicke Church, Pontardawe, per J. Morgan 1 o 1 John Clarke, Esq., Bandon, co. Cork, per Thomas Latch 1 1 0 E B., of Cheddar. 1 u u Collection at Berea Chapel, Portmadoc, per William Jones. 015 4 Trinity Church Boy's School, per E. Amos, LcicGstcr Bible Class, per Josiah Haigh, Dewsbury, Yorkshire 0 5 0 Hy. Machen Southwell 0 < Per West of England and South Wales District Bank, Newport, Mon.: The City of Bristol, per G. W. Edwards, Esq., Mayor, third instalment, (makingd £ 600ii.all) 200 0 0 Per Rev. J. Griffiths, vicar of Mynyddislwyn ••• 41 5 o Per Lewis Pritchard, Tredegar 24 8 0 T. M. Llewellin — ™ ™ 2 Baptist Chapel. Magor 1 11 0 Bethany, Llanvaches ••• 1 -< 3 Art lb y Per National Provincial Bank of England, Newport, Mon. Oftertory, Llantarnam Church, per Rev. E. M. Prothero 14 15 0 D. J. 1 0 0 ———— 15 15 0 Per London and Provincial Bank, Newport: Collection at Llanstadwell Church, per L. H. Rumsey ••• 6 14 6 .£1.i,597 19 6 FIFTEENTH LIST OF DONATIONS. Amount previously acknowledged 14,597 19 6 Friendly Societies of the Shrewsbury Dis- Art „ trict, per H. J. Darlington, Esq. 42 7 6 Collections at Oswestry, per the A! ay or of Oswestry— The Oswestry Parish Church of Cf Tir oM C ,,i J. 1 1 1 The Church'of Holy Trinity 5 4 3 Rev. F. Caspel vicar of ditto 1 0 0 English Wesleyan Church 5 2 2' English Wesleyan Church, Mile End 1 1 0 WQlsh Independent Church 1 4 9 Mr Joseph Evans 0 10 6 Mr John Williams 0 10 6 Mr J. V. Williams, North and S )uth Wales Bank. 0 10 0 Welsh Baptist Church 12 4 Welsh Calvanistic Church 3 10 0 39 6 7 Offertories, St Mary's Church, Maidenhead, per Mayor of Maidenhead 15 10 0 Collected by E. H. Morton, per R. W. Jones and Co 6 10 0 Collection at St James' Church, Darwen, per Rev W. Snape. — ••• 2 2 2 Messrs Curtis, Jenkins, and Co ••• o o Q Offertory, Baptist Chapel, Maidenhead, per Mavor of Maidenhead 412 0 Pwllcarn Colliery Co. 2 2 0 Colliers and Workmen in employ of above Company ••• 112 Per E In. Odd ie-Members of the Society of Friends, Rawtenstall 256 Miss Teesdale, Freshford, Bath 10 0 Per R ev D. Sparks—Collection at Undy Church 0 17 4 Per Rev. G. W. H. Baker—Frank W. Garrish ••• ••• 0 3 3 Per Messrs Garrett Brothers- C. Turner and Son 5 0 0 Hodgkinson, S^ead,and Treacher 220 Burgiss, Willows, and Francis 220 Garrett Brothers 110 10 5 0 137 5 4 Per West of England and South Wales Dis- trict. Ban k, Newport, Mon.- Per F. Rafarrel. chairman of C.vmbran Committee- Employes of Patent Nut and Bolt Company Colliery department 35 17 6 Do. Iron Works department 22 14 9 58 12 3 Employes of J. Gibbs' Vitriol Works CwmbranBrnnch 3 lo 2 Bristol Branch 2 5 10 q j q Employes at Oak field Forge Mills and Wiredrawing Department 8 17 9 I Henllis Coal and Brick Works. 814 6 17 12 3 Tradesmen in the district— Collection at Two Locks Bap- tist Chapel 2 4 4 Collected at New Tredegar— Per Mr Frame—New Tredegar Colliery Work- men 20 10 2 Per Mr Batson—White Rose Colliery ditto 2 8 0 Per Mr Davies—New Brithdir Colliery ditto 0 19 3 Mr T. Thomas 110 Mr C. Frame I 1 0 Mr D. James 110 Mr D. Price. 110 Mr John Thomas 0 10 6 Mr D. Phiilips I) 10 6 Mr J. L. Smith o 10 6 Mr J. P. Jones 0 lu 6 Mr T. Llewellyn 0 10 6 Mr J. H. Phillips 0 10 6 Mr R. W. Jones 0 10 6 I Rev. W. George 0 10 6 I Mr J. B. Jones 0 10 0 Mr L. Jenkins 0 10 0 New Tredegar Board School Children 0 5 6 • Dates. Tir Phil Board School 0 10 0 Messrs. W. and T. Lewis 0 5 0 A FrieLd 0 5 0 Per Mr G. Hart—Workmen of New Hall 0 10 0 Mr T. Morgan (1 5 0 Mr David Davies 0 5 0 Mr John Amelius 0 2 6 Mr William Lewis 0 2 6 Mrs Jane George 0 2 6 Mrs E. Jenkins 0 2 6 Mr William Morgan 0 2 6 Collected sums of less than 2s 6d 0 17 0 ———— 37 0 5 MrsMetcalf 1 0 0 127 6 6 m4,86211 4 CHARLES LYNE, J. ARTHUR LYNE, f Joint Honorary EDWIN GROVE. L Secretaries. ALFRED C. JONES, ) Further Subscriptions may be paid to the Honorary Secretaries, Bank Chambers, Newport, Mon.; the West of England Bank, the National Provincial Bank of England, and the London Provincial Bank, at all their Branches. In thirteenth list of donations, for Rev. E. B. Slater, Royal Naval School, New-cross, read—Collected in the Royal Naval School Chapel, per Rev. E. B. Slater, t2 15e. For Edward Burbidge, read-Collection at Backwell Church, per Rev. Edward Burbidge, -6418s. 10d. Mr. Phineas James, of Abercarn House, Chairman of Distribution Committee, also gratefully acknowledges parcels as under, and will be thankful to receive any others :—Mr. J. D. Hackney, London, clothing Mr. Thomas Hamlin, Wrington, clothing; Miss Garston, Her-aiord, clothing. MONMOUTHSHIRE. COURT OF SEWERS. nVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an JLA ADJOURNED GENERAL COURT and SESSION of SEWERS and COURT of VIEW for the Levels of the Hundreds of CALDICOT and WENTLOOGE, in the County of Monmouth, will be held at the KING'S HEAD INK, NEWPORT, in the said County, on MONDAY, the 11th day of NOVEMBER next, at the hour of Ten o'clock in tie Forenoon. The Commissioners will leave the King's Head at Half-past Ten for Fisher's Gout, Goldcliff, and on their arrival there, proceed to view the Gout, and also the Sea Walls in Goldcliff and Nash. Dated this 24th day of October, 1878. 2334] H. STAFFORD GUSTARD, Clerk. TREDEGAR AGRICULTURAL AND POULTRY SHOWS. OPEN TO ALL ENGLAND WITHOUT SUBSCRIPTION. LORD TREDEGAR has fixed the ap- -LJ proaching Meeting for TUESDAY and WED- NESDAY, the 26th and 27th NOVEMBER, 1878. The Prize List contains 51 Regulated Classes for Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Horses; the Prizes in which vary in value from X20 to .£5. Poultry Prizes, to the value of .£140, are also offerpd. The Prize Lists, with certificates for entry and all particulars, may be had on application to MR. J. G. PALLING, Tredegar Estate Offiee, Newport, Mon. N.E.-Entries close on 30th OCTOBER, 1878 [2314 QOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS O CHELTENHAM, From OCTOBER, 23rd to 30th. 1878. PRESIDENT' THE RIGHT HON. LORD NORTON, K.C.M.G CHAIRMAN OF THE LOCAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BARON DE FERRIERES (MAYOR.) PRESIDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS Law-MR. COMMISSIONER MILLER, Q.C. L.S.D. Education-THE HON. GEORGE BRODBICK. Health-W. H. MICHAEL, ESQ., Q.C., F.C.S. Economy and TVcute-PROFESSORBONOMAY PRICE. Art-J. GAMBIER PARRY, ESQ. Prospectuses, with full particulars as to Special Qustions in each Department, are now ready. Further information regarding the Congress may be obtained from the LOCAL SECRETARIES, to whom all communica- tions should be addressed. HENRY BASEVI, COL., Local General EDWARD CORNFOTTD, j Secretaries. 2263] BOROUGH OF NEWPORT, MR. T. CORDES, M.P. FOR THE MONMOUTH BOROUGHS, WILL ADDRESS HIS CONSTITUENTS, AT THE VICTORIA HALL, NEWPORT, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 31ST, 1878. THE CHAIR WILL BE TAKEN BY THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR, JOHN MOSES, ESQ. AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, P.M., PRECISELY. [2337 OWELL'S CHARITY, LLANDAFP SCHOOL. Applications for vacancies for Two Orphans on the Foundation. Four Pay Boarders, and One Day Scholar, will be considered by the Local Governors at their monthly meeting on the 5th day of DECEMBER next. Forms of application may be obtained from Mr. Wal- dron, Cardiff, the Clerk to the Local Governors. The sum charged for the board, washing, and mainten- ance of each pay boarder is £ 20 per annum in addition to the cost of her clothing. The course of instruction includes the principles of the Christian religion, reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar, geography, biography, history, music, drawing, and languages. The girls are also taught needlework, and to cut out and make their own clothes. The terms for day scholars are a payment of 10s. as an entrance fee, and £ 1 10s. a quarter for girls under 12 years, and X2 for girls above that age; and arrangements may be made with the Head Mistress to receive day scholars as day boarders. All applications must be sent to the Clerk before the 18th NOVEMBER, or they will not be laid before the Governors on the 5th DECEMBER next. By order of the Governors, C. WALDRON, Clerk. Church-street, Cardiff, 5th October, 1878. [2308 1 LOUISA EDWARDS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Statute 22ud and 23rd Vict., cap. 35, in- tituled An Act to further amend the Law of Property aud to relieve Trustees," TCTOTJCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all i.1 Creditors and other persons having any Claims, Dehts, or Demands against the Estate of LOUISA EDWARDS, late of Newport, in the county of Mon- mouth, deceased (who died at Newport aforesaid, on the 2Sth day of April, 1878, and whose Will was proved at the Principal Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate, on the 26th day of July, 1878, by FRANCIS WRIDE and HENRY GEORGE LLOYD, the Executors thereof) are hereby required to send in their Debts, Claims, and De- mands, to us the undersigned, on or before the First day DECEMBER next, after which day the said Executors will proceed to distribute and appropriate the Estate and Effects of the said Testatrix, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice, and the said Executors will not after that time be liable for the I Estate and Assets so distributed and appropriated, or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose debt or claim they shall not then have had due notice. Dated this 15th day of October, 1878. W. J. and H. G. LLOYD, Bank Chambers, Newport Mon. 2320] Solicitors for the said Executors. tog gutrtiou. GOLDCLIFF ANNUAL SALE. MR. CLIFFORD C. GREEN, in conjunc- tion with MR. GEO. COOKE, beg to announce that they will hold the above Sale of FAT and STORE CATTLr,1, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS, and PRIME MEADOW HAY, at the FARMERS' ARMS INN, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH, 1878, entries for which are resp( ctfully solicited at an early date. Full particu- lars in Jutuie advertisements and posters. N.B.— 50 Tons of Prime Hay has been entered for unreserved sale. Auctioneers' Offices, Victoria Hall Chambers, and Estate Office, Whitson. [2325 by guwtitfu. GOLDCLIFF ANNUAL SALE. MR. CLIFFORD C. GREEN, in conjunc- tion with MR. GEORGE COOKE, begs to announce that they will hold the above sale of FAT and STORE CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS, and PRIME MEADOW HAY, at the FARMERS' ARMS INN, GOLDCLIFF, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1878, com- prising 30 Prime FAT COWS and HEIFERS. 10 Prime FAT BULLOCKS. Several head of YOUNG STORE CATTLE. 100 SHEEP, HORSES, PIGS, &c. 10 Ricks of very PRIME MEADOW HAY. Further enteries respectfully solicited. Full particulars in future advertisements. N.B.-The hay wi!l be sold without reserve. Auctioneer's Office, Victoria-hall Chambers, Newport, and Whitson, Mon. [2342 MONMOUTHSHIRE. Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Estates, with Farm Houses and commodious Outbuildings for Sale. l\y|~R. MATTHEW JONES has received ITJL instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, on THURS- DAY, the 7th of November, 1878, at five for six o'clock in the afternoon, at the Knw's HEAD HOTEL. in Mon- mouth, (subject to such conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced, in the following or such other lots as j shall be determined on at the time of Sale), the under- mentioned valuable PROPERTIES, viz..— LOT 1.—All that compact and very desirable FARM HOUSE, LANDS, and PREMISES, situate lying and being in the parish of Tregare, in the county of Mon- mouth, and now called or known by the name of Llwn Crwn Farm," containing by admeasurement 136a. Or. 31., (more or less) now in hand. LOT 2.—All that compact and very desirable FARM HOUSE, LANDS and PREMISES, situate lying and being in the parish of Penrose, in the said county of Mon- mouth, called or known by the name of Pentwyn Farm," containing by admeasurement 94a. Ir. 13p. (more or less), now in the occupation of Mr. John Dollins, as tenant thereof, at the Yearly Rent of £ 130, whose tenancy ex- pires on the 29th day of September, 1889 together with all that COTTAGE and GARDEN, containing by ad- measurement 25 perches (more or less), and No. 370 on the map or plan of the said parish of Penrose, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Ann Davies, as tenant thereof. The above Estates are situate about three and a half miles from the Raglan Railway Station. The lands are well drained. The Houses, which command extensive views of the splendid mountain scenery in the neighbour- hood of Abergavenny and the Welsh Mountains, and are within a few minutes walk of the parish churches of Penrose and Tregare, are modern and substantially-built of stone and slated. The Outbuildings, which are also built of stone and slated, are commodious, and in a first- class state of repair, large sums of money having within the last few years being expended thereon. The neigh- bourhood is particularly healthy, and affoids excellent Hunting, Fishing, and Shooting, and the whole offers to capitalists a most desirable and exceptional opportunity either for investment or occupation. Each Estate is in a ring fence and well supplied with water. To view Lot 1, apply to Mr. William Edwards, Tregare and Lot 2 to Mr. Dollins, Pentwyn Farm. Plans, with particulars and conditions of Sale, may also be obtained I on application to the AUCTIONEER, Monmouth, or to [ ROBERT BATE and SON, Bridgwater. Dated Bridgwater, 4th October, 1878. [2305 WHITE HALL FARM, LLANTRISSANT. (Within 3 miles of Usk, 3 miles of Caerleon, and 5 miles of Newport. Highly Important Sale of 73 HEAD OF CATTLE; 251 SHEEP (Ewes and Wethers) 18 HORSES & COLTS; 7 PIGS; 320 TONS OF PRIME MEADOW HAY; 800 GALLONS OF CIDER; 100 SACKS SEED OATS, 4 RICKS OF STRAW 4 RICKS OF FERN; 120 ACRES GRASS KEEP; A Portion of the DAIRY UTENSILS; and A Large Assortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS, in excellent order; which R. THOMAS PARRY has been fa- MR. THOMAS PARRY has been fa- J-T-iL voured with instructions from Mr JAMES WATERS (whose lease is about to expire, and who is leaving the Farm), to SELL BY AUCTIO-V, on the Premises as above, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1878. Full particulars in posters and catalogues. Luncheon at Eleven. Sale at Twelve sharp. Approved Bills at Three Months will be taken for .£20 and upwards, or 5 per cent. discount for Cash. Dated Auctioneer's Office, 23, Commercial-street, New. port. 12296 PONTYPOOL, MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. MESSRS. PHILPOT & WINGFIELD will SELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th of NOVEMBER NEXT, at 3 p.m., at the KING'S HEAD HOTEL, Newport, the following lots of OAK AND ASH TIMBER, STORES, AND COPPICE WOODS, (Subject to such conditions of Sale as shall be then produced LOT 1.—The Treherbert Wood, 18 acres in extent, or thereabouts, together with 18 Oak Timber Trees, and 1 Ash Timber Tree, and 18 Stores, standing in the said Ash Timber Tree, and 18 Stores, standing in the said Wood also 6 Oak Timber Trees, standing in the meadows adjoining, situate at Croes-y-ceilog, and against the turn- pike road leading from Poutypool to Newport. LOT 2.—The lower part of Coed Llwyd Wood, 10 acres in extent, or thereabouts, together with 13 Oak Timber Trees and 10 Stores, situate in the parish of Llanvrechva Lower, and near to Lot 1. LOT 3.—Part of the Park Wood, 6 acres in extent, to- gether with 20 Oak Timber Trees and 10 Stores standing therein, situate in the parish of Llangattock-juxta-Caer- leon, and within two miles of Newport. therein, situate in the parish of Llangattock-juxta-Caer- leon, and within two miles of Newport. LOT 4.—The Wern Wood, 6 acres in extent, or there- abouts, together with 10 Oak Timber Trees and 3 Ash Trees, situate adjoining the Brecon Canal, in the parish of Llanvihangel-Pontymoil. ] LOT 5.—The Coed Sarah Wood, 9 acres in extent, or thereabouts, together with 13 Oak and 1 Ash Timber Trees, and 9 Stores, situate near to the Old Furnace, in the Glyn Valley, in the parish of Trevethin. LOT 6.—The lower portion of the Goytrey NVerD, 10 acres in extent, or thereabouts, together with 12 Oak Timber Trees, situate near to the parish road and the church, in the parish of Goytrey. LOT 7.-Those two portions of Wain Dew Wood which are severed by the railway, situate near to Pentrepiod, in the parish of Trevethin, containing 10 acres, or there. abouts, together with 10 Oak Timber Trees t LOT 8.—The Laswyn Wood, 14 acres in extent, or thereabouts, situate in the parish of Goytrey. LOT 9.—Pontrhydyryn Wood, 16 acres in extent, or thereabouts, together with 20 Oak and 2 Ash Timber Trees, marked with a red ring, and numbered as follows in white paint:—Nos. 8, 12, 27, 44. ■47, 66, 82, 85. 92,100, 101, 109,112, 118, H9, 123, 12o, 126. 141,154, and Nos. 46 and 75, situate close to Panteg Station. LOT 10.—The Thinnings of Glopwlla Plantation, 20 acres in extent, or thereabouts, together with 5 Oak Timber Trees and 14 Stores, situate adjoining a parish road, and within one mile of the Abertillery Railway Station. LOT 11.—Part of the Graig Vawr Wood, near Aberbeeg Railway Station, 23 acres in extent, or thereabouts, to- getber with 31 Oak Timber Trees and 29 Stores. The Timber Trees in the respective lots are numbered (except as regards Lot 9) in red paint, from No. 1 up- wards and the Stores are distinguished by a red cross. Thomas Saunders, Woodman, Estate Yard, Poutypool, will show Lots 1 to 9 inclusive, and William Lewis (whose postal address is Woodman, Abercarne, near Newport,") will point out Lots 10 and 11; and for further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEERS, or to Mr. ALFRED A. WILLIAMS, Park Estate Office, Pontypool. [2331 IN BANKRUPTCY. Be DAVIES & COMPANY, GROCERS, Queen's Buildings, Baneswell Road, Newport, Mon. MESSRS. PARSONS & BALDING have received instructions from the Trustees of the above Estate, to SELL BY AUCTION, on the Pre- mises, on THURSDAY next, OCTOBER 31st, 1878, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, FIXTURES, UTENSILS, FURNITURE, & EFFECTS, Comprising a large and well-selected Stock of GROCERIES, Including several Half Chests Tea, a large quantity of Tobacco, upwards of 100 Tins Biscuits, and a large Lot c of Utensils, consisting of Tea and Coffee Mills, Counter, Provisioc, Flour and Potatoe Scales, Hand Detivery < Trucks, Flou Bins, Tea Canisters, Iron Sack Trucks, capital Shop Fixtures (nearly new). FURNITURE: Dining-room Suite, in Leather; Cane-seated Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Bedding, Washstands, Ware, Chests of Drawers, Toilet and Chimney Glasses, Fenders and Irons, Dinner and Tea Ware, a Pianoforte, by Broad- wood and an excellent Wanzer Sewing Machine. NO RESERVE. Sale will commence with the Stock at 11 a.m. precisely. Further particulars of the AUCTIONEERS, Tredegar Chambers, Newport, Mon. Dated October 24th, 1878. [234Q by Ruction. METAL STREET, CARDIFF. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. MESSRS. GEORGE & SCOTT will SELL BY AUCTION, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1878, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the ANGEL HOTEL, CARDIFF, in the following or such other Lots as may then be determined upon, and subject to Conditions of Sale LOT 1.—All those two newly-erected DWELLING- HOUSES, situate in Metal-street, Splottlands, Cardiff, now occupied by Mr. Jr'arry, as one house, at the yearly rent of £52, but may, at a very small outlay, be easily converted into two houses, and thereby much increasing the annual value. LOT 2. — All those two unfinished DWELLING- HOUSES, adjoining the last-mentioned Lot. The above Properties are held under two separate Leases from Lord Tredcgar, for 99 years, from 25th March, 1870, each Lot being subject to a Ground- rent of £6 a year. LOT 3.—All those two MESSUAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES, situate and being Nos. 8 and 10, in Piercefield- place, Metal-street, aforesaid, now in the respective occupations of Mr. Brewer and Mr. Isaac Evans, at the aggregate rental of X76 16s a year. This Lot is also held under a Lease from Lord Tredegar for 99 years, from 25th March, 1870, at the appor- tioned Ground-rent of £ 6 a year. For further particulars apply to Messrs. DAVIS and JUSTICE, Solicitors, Newport; Or to the AUCTIONEERS, 67, High-street, Newport. [2334 VIC.TORIA HALL, NEWPORT. MESSRS. GEORGE AND SCOTT beg to announce that they have received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. JAMES GRAHAM, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in the above Hall (to which place it will be removed for convenience of Sale), on TUESDAY, the 29TH day of OCTOBER, 1878, and fol- lowing day, if necessary, the undermentioued superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A FULL COMPASS COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, Nearly New, in very handsome Walnut Case, (by Maunder). FANCY GOODS, PLATED GOODS, BOOKS, And Effects, warehoused by the late Mr. GRAHAM, COMPRISING Massive mahogany Loo Table; mahogany Sofas and Couches, covered in hair ditto covered in American cloth; Engraviugs, Oleographs; PIER GLASSES, in Gilt Frames; brass and mahogany Window Poles, with rings; MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, with Cupboards, Cellarette, and Drawers; handsome three-light Brass Gaselier, with globes; Gas Fittings, Tapestry, Brussels and other Carpets, Hearth Rugs, WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITE, (covered in crimson damask) mahogany Dining Table, mahogany Hall Table, rosewood Table, Ladies' rosewood Work Table, six mahogany hair-seated Dining-room Chairs, mahogany Arm-chair, covered in hair cloth; Venetian B^lmds,^ M0UNTED FENDERS, Sets steel Fire-irons, Eight-day Clocks, in mahogany and oak cases, Coal Vases, mahogany Writing Desk, ditto Workbox, Telescope, Barometers, HANDSOME CONSOLE TABLE, with Glass and Marble Slab; Magic Lantern, with slides; plated Cruet Stands, cut glasd Salver, Glass, China, Copper Urn, _— BRASS-MOUNTED IRON HALF-TESTER BEDSTEADS, Wooden French ditto, Child's Cribs, Palliasses, Mattresses, Feather and Millpuff Beds, Spring Mattress, HANDSOME MAHOGANY WARDROBE, with plate-glass panel; painted ditto, Chests with drawers mahogany and painted Dressing Tables, mahogany Washstands, with marble slabs; painted Dressing Tables, miniature Chest, with drawers mahogany and painted Towel Rails, Sponge Baths, Night Commodes, a variety of Kitchen and Culinary Requisites, Washing Machifte, Mangle, Garden Roller, Brass Scales and Weights, &c., &c. SEVERAL HUNDRED VOLUMES OF BOOKS. Quantity of Fancy Articles-comprising Oak Brackets, China Inkstands, Stereoscopes, Ladies' Bags, Pocket Books, Purses, Cutlery, and other Valuable Effects. Sale at One o'clock. [2339 MESSRS. WILLIAMS AND YOUNG JjLJL will SELL BY AUCTION as under:- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29th, AT SHEE'S EATING HOUSE, GRIFFIN STREET, AT ONE O'CLOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FITTINGS, STOVE, &c. (Taken under Bill of Sale.) WED N E S DAY, mh, AT 12 O'CLOCK, AT 9, COMMERCIAL STREET, STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. (Taken under Bill of Sale.) IN LIQUIDATION: T H U R S D A Y, 31st, AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT 6 1, DOCK STREET, SALE OF GROCER'S STOCK, PROVISIONS, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, AT POST OFFICE, RISCA. DRAPERY, &c., AT 4 P.M. Auction Offices, 3, Commercial-street-, Newport. Mo". [2341 NO. 25, STOW-HILL, NEWPORT. To BE SOLD >BY AUCTION, BY MR. J. BOTHOMLEY, At the above residence, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th 1878. at 12 o'clock at Noon, the excellent and well- conditi'oned HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, And other Effects, of the late Mr. James Little, deceased. Full particulars of which will appear in posters. May be viewed the day prior to and morning of the day of Sale. Auctioneer's Offices, 35, Bridge-street, Newport. 0 f2338 TON FARM, LLANGIBBY, (Three Miles from Usk, Monmouthshire ) IMPORTANT SALE of 17 Head of Hereford and Short- horn Cattle, 38 well-bred English bheep Horses and Colts, 3 Pigs, about 30 Tous of Hay and Clover (to go off), Oats, Wheat, Straw, older irmt Agricultural Implements, Dairy Utensils, a l^tion°t tne Household Furniture, and other valuable Effects, which MR MATTHEW JONES has been fa- voured With instructions, from Mr. JAMES MORGAN, who is retiring from Farming bu^s to SELL BY AUCTION, on the^Premises, on MONDAi> the 4TH day of NOVEMBER, 1878. STOCK Four young and well-bred Hereford Cows (to calve in good season), a superior Shorthorn Heifer wIth Calf, 4 well-bred Hereford Steers (rising two years), 7 1 ditto Heifer, 1 very fresh three-years-old Bullock 2 vparlinff Heifers, o yearling Steers, 26 superior long woolled English Ewes, 8 ditto Lambs, 2 ij nSngRam, and 1 w.ll-bred two-yeara-old Cotswold Ram • 3 .strong Bacon Pigs, a brown mare nie, very promising, three years old; a bay Cart i ar olt, rfsin-two years; a brown Cart Mare, aged; ditto Cart Mare Diamond," eight years old a superior davk- brown Mare, rising four years, broken to saddle and har- ness a capital half-bred Mare, in ioa 1, an* a very pro- mising Sucking Colt; Agricultural implements, Dairy Utensils, a portioa of the Household Fuiui-uie. and other miscellaneous and valuable Effects. Luncheon at Twelve. Sale to commence punctually at One o'clock. Dated Auction and Estate Offices, Monmouth, October 24th, L2323_ pimu luatto w. NEWPORT AND BRISTOL, OCTOBER, 1878. • » WE L s 11 PRI^CE- Ifv (ualess prevented by any un- foveseen occurrence) is iutended to sail during the month of OCTOBER, 1878, with Passentrers and Merchandise :— FROM BEAUFORT WHARF FROM BATHURST BASIN NEWPORT. BRISTOL. Calling at the Hotwells 28 Monday To-and-' Stage. pro 6. 0 a.m. 28 Monday 6 45 p m >9 Tuesday To-and-\ Pro 6.30 a.m. 29 Tuesday 7.45 p.m }0 Wednesday 7.15 a.m.| 1 Friday 8.30 a.m )31 Thursday 9.15 a.m FARES: -After Cabin, 2s. 6d.; Fore Cabin, Is.; and Children from 3 to 12 years of age, Half-price Horse 6d Rider, 7s. Dogs, Is. each. Return Tickets will be issued each Trip, available to return within one week at the following fares—Cabin, 4s Deck, 2s. 6d. For conditions of Freight, apply at the Company's Offices, opposite the SEAMEN'S FLOATING CHAPEL, GROVE, BRISTOL; and BEAUFORT WHARF, NEWPORT. Mr. T. MITCHELL, Proprietor, Newport, 131 W.R. VOWLES, Agent, Bristol. lottos. I | THE CORK STEAJI SHIP COMPANY and the BRISTOL GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY will only re- ceive and carry goods subject to, and upon the express terms of their respective Notices of the 14th and 18th of DECEMBER, 1854, already published, and TO be obtained at their offices GTEAM COMMUNICATION* BETWEEN" O CORK, NEWPORT, and CARDIFF, carrying Goods at THROUGH RATES to and from. The CITY OF CORK STEAM PACKET COMPANY'S (LIMITED), First-class Powerful Steamer CORMORANT,' (Capt. Simmelkiar), UPUPA." (Capt L. O'Toole)," MINNA," (Capt. Leyne). "PELICAN (Captain Wheeler), are intended to ply as underneath unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, with or without a Pilot, with liberty to tow Vessels, during the month of OCTOBER, 1878K T NEWPORT & CARDIFF TO CORK. Newport to Cork via Cardiff Wednesday, 23rd 2 after Sardift to Cork Thursday, 24th 3 morn Newport to Cork via Cardiff.Wednesday, 30th 7 morn Cardiff to Cork Thursday, 3lst 81. morn CORK TO NEWPORT & CARDIFF M°n^fty 7th 12' noon Monday i4th 4 after Monday 21st 9J mom Monday 28th 31. after GLASGOW, GREENOCK, & DUBLIN TO NEWPORT via CORK. The Clyde Shipping Company's Steamers will sail- From GLASGOW— WEDNESDAYS, 1 p.m. Froro GREENOCK—Wednesday Evenings. From DUBLIN -SATURDAYS. 0 Fares to Cardiff, or Newport, Cabin, (including Fee £ 1 Is 0d; Children under 12 years, 12s.; Deck, 73 Return Tickets, Cabin, (including Fee,) available for One Month, £ i. lis 6d.; Children, 18s. I The Company give notice that they will not be accountable for Passenger's Luggage, unless the value thereof be declared, and a Freight paid accordingly at the time of Shipment and that Passengers from NEWPORT and CARDIFJ must obtain their tickets at the Offices, be- fore going on Board. Horses and Live Stock intended for Shipment should be alongside FOUR HOURS before the time of Sailing, and Goods on the previous day. For particulars of Freight and Passage, apply at the Company s Office, Cork or their Agents, r JAMES MADDOCK, Ship Broker, Cork Wharf, Newport, Mon. JAMES MADDOCK, Ship Broker, Cork Wharf, Newport, Mon. E. C. DOWNING, 3] Ship Broker Bute Docks, Cardiff. "WHITE S TAR" LINE~ "P OYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM; ERS-—NOTICE.—The Steamers of this Line take the Lane Routes re- commended by Lieut. Maury, on both the Outward and Homeward passages.. LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN, TO NEW YORJt [ These well-known magnificent Steamers are appointed to I sail weekly, as under, carrying Her Majesty's and the United States' Mails :— ADRIATIC Tuesday, October 29. BRITANNIC.Thursday, November 7. CELTIC Tuesday, November 12. GERMANIC Thursday, November 21. BALTIC Tuesday, November 26. From NEW YORK on THURSDAY or SATURDAY i These Steamships afford the very best accommodation to Passengers. The Saloon, Ladies' Boudoir, Staterooms, and SmokiD# Rooms are amidships, where the noise and motion are least. | Bath Rooms, Barber's Shop, Piano, Extensive Libraries' and Electric Bell communication with Stewards' Surgeons and Stewardesses carried. SALOON PASSAGE 15, 18, and 21 Guineas, according to accommodil, tion in State Rooms, all having equal privilege9 in Saloon. Children under Twelve years half fare' j Infants under One year free. Return Tickets (available for Twelve calendar months) at reduced rates. Deposit* £ 5 each berth. Special rates to Transpacific Ports, via San Francisco. I The Steerage Accommodation is of the completest and best kind, for a limited number. Passengers booked through to all parts of the United States, Canada, &c-> | at special rates. I Drafts issued on New York free of charge. I Apply at the Company's Offices, 37, Broadway, NeVI I York; in Queenstown, to JAMES SCOTT and CO.; or to I' ISMAY, IMRIE, & CO., !.street 10, Water-street, Liverpool; and 34, Leadenhail-street London E.G.. [5 M A R K ET T S I The Mark Lane Express says :-The deliveries of home-grown wheat have been reduced during the past week. A fair quantity has been marketed, both at Mark Lane and in the provinces, but the damp air has affected the condition of the wheat. Fine wheat has not shown any further decline. Business in fo- reign wheat is as bad as it can be, and prices have giveC way 6d. to Is. per quarter for all new wheat, but fiDe old sorts remain unaltered in value. MARK LANE.-MONDAY. I English and Foreigh wheat in good supply, but the inquiry was limited. Fine sorts sold at late rates- V Flour steady, at late rates. Beans Is to 2s per quar- j ter lower. LONDON CORN MARKET.—WEDNESDAY. I' Market steady. English wheat maintains its value- Foreign at f»U prices. Flour aud other articles nu# changed in ——— taVPOBT CORN MARKET.-WEDNESDAY. Business was dull te-day, and the attendance ratbef small- Prices somewhat declined. English red wheat? 38s to 42s white, 42s to 44s per quarter. 1 NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET.-WEDNESDAY. > There was a fair supply of cattle and sheep, but trade was slow. Irish stock; was plentiful. Prices: Best beef, 8d to 8id secoud quality, 7d to 7td per lb. Mut- > ton, 8d to 8 12 d and 9d. Bacon pigs, 9s tid to 9s 9d per score porters, 10s and 10s Od ditto. j- BRISTOL CORN MARKET.—THURSDAY. } Very small supply of farmers' wheat, which ruled io sellers' favour; foreign wheat 6d to Is dearer. Malting barley unaltered; grinding sorts depressed. Maize un- changed. Oats dull. Present prices of British and foreign grain ;-Dantzac white (4961bs), 46s to 48s > American white, 44s to 46s; ditto fine red, 42s to 45s; secondary, 41s to 43s; Ghirka, Odessa, and Nicopol, 38s ( to 40s; Saxonca and Petersburg, 39s to 41s English, old red and white, 42s to 44s new, 38s to 40s. Barley ( Fine malting, 41s to 48s; French ditto, 36s to 39s; Irish 343 to 36s Odessa, grinding, 19s to 20s American ditto, 19s to 20s. Oats Swedish and Dutch (per 320 lbs), 255 to 26s; Limeric.i white, 22s to 23s. Maize (small French)* t 2Js to 27s flat, 24s to 24s 6d. Barrel flour, 21s to 22s. I CAERPHILLY CHEESE MARKET.—THURSDAY. The supply of new cheese in the market to-day was rather small. Selling prices, 64s to 68s per cwt., only very superior quality reaching the last-named figure. i CORK BUTTER MARKET—THURSDAY. Ordinary: Firsts, 115s; seconds, 96s thirds, 79s; j fourths, 67s; fifths, 44s. Mild cured Superfine, 134s; I firsts, 120s seconds, 100s; thirds, 84s. LLANGIBBY AND CHEPSTOW HOUNDS WILL MEET ON THesday, October 29 St. Pierre. Friday, November 1 Model Farm. Each day at half-past ton o'clock. PRINCE OF WALES' OWN REGIMENT. — Messrs. Elkington & Co., of 22, Regent-street, London, have just completed a very beautiful and costly silver centre-piece for the officers of Her Majesty's 14th, or Prince of Wales' Own Regiment. The design consists of a massive silver group, representing the origin of the Prince of Wales' crest and motco, all incident from the Battle of Cressy, fought A.D. 1346. The bliud King 0f Bohemia, who L was present, having caused liis horse s bridle to be tied to J: those of his itnight's, was slain after fighting most If galliintly for his staudanl, on which was embroidered in j gold, three ostrich feathers and the motto Tif Uien (Ich ,1 l>ien) that is—" I Serve," was taken and brought to the « Prince of Wales, who, in memory of that day, bore three I ostrich feathers in bis coronet with the same motto, which J is still continued by all Princes of Wales. Messrs. i Elkington & Co. had the honour to submit this beautiful j, work of art for the inspection of H.R.H. the Prince of ;j Wales, at Mariborough House.—Morning Post. PARIS EXHIBITION.—The delay iu giving the notice of awards has caused much dissatisfaction, and has led to the omission from the unofficial lists of prize-takers, pub- lished by some newspapers, of the names of leading English firms, such as CROSSE & BLACKWELL, whose ) goods are appreciated in every household, and who have added to their great reputation by the splendid display of their manufactures at the Exhibition. The Jurors have recognised the excellence and purity of Messrs. CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S exhibits by three awards, including Two GOLD MEDALS.—Morning Post. Chest Complaints.—Thousands die annually through neglecting a simple cough or cold. HILL'S MEDI- CATED BALSAAi gives immediate relief and completely cures Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, diffi- [ eulty of Breathing, Consumption, and all chest complaints. It contains no deleterious substances, is agreeable to taste, and can be taken by the most delicate adults and children. Testimonials have bean received from all parts of tbe world. Sold in bottles Is Hd, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis by the maker Edward Hill, Wellington, Somerset. t London Agents; BarclaySons, Farringdon-street, and F. Sanger & Sons, 150, Oxford-street, and most other chemists throughout the Kingdom. Try it, and recom- mend it to your friends.—Local Agents Wanted. I