South Wales Daily News

IONEY MARlvET.—SATURDAY. demand for discount at the Bank unci in t:1t' I).! ket ebaractririse(I the business, but not to that vhich was the case on Friday. The biokers, to 3 per cent. As is usual en:1. baturJav, ?j*$unt of business was iimited, the inanimation igmeuted by the fag-end cf tli-i account attraec- ie attention. evertele, firmness is apl art-nt, vailing belief that the Alabama tnitstion v* IJ. ed in a satisfactoly njimun-, and the great and abundance of money, ten<di)y tel confidence to speculators for the ri-t, i jgh scarcely any change in the closing je of 3esterday can be traced. Foreign Bonus ..8 aoiet. but the tendency is to support lecmt quotations. English RailAa Sijurc, are mucin e, but strong in tone, North Eastern and Great Western being in special demand. The Home Funcis have net varied. American Governmsnt Stcuri'ies are steady; but Erie Efilway Shares have been actively jurchastd on the ood prices from America, and the close of ent bear engagements, and L) ve advanced to 41-, 1, ,ee 11 buyers, Miscellaneous Shares are without material enange. Elsewhere we publish a prospectus of considerable interest to capitalists, from which the public will learn that subscriptions are invited by Messrs. Bischoffshtim and Goklschmidt ou behalf of tie Erie Railway Com- nv for an issue of £ 6,000,000 Seven per Cent. Con- ilidated Mortgage Bonds at the issue price of 92 per ent., equal to £ 184 per E200 bond. The bonds are l. t.v.Iu repayable on September 1, 1920, at par, and tne Donas are stated to be created, among other objects, for the purpose of converting and extinguishing the whole of the existing mortgage and bonded debt of the Company. Already this matter has attracted the favourable notice of financier?, and the general public. It will be ob- served from our advertising columns that no further applications for the Bonds will be received after to mom.'w (Tuesday). The issue of £ 1,000,000 of Seven per Cent. Mortgage Debentures of the Icjui^ue and La "KoIÍa Pizagpa and Sal de Obispo and Junction Biilways, by Messrs. Thomson, Bonar, and Co., has been very favourably received, and the Bonds are freely dealt in, at to 1 per cer>$.. The Northern Titanic Iron-ore Smelting Company will close their share list on Wednesday for London, and Thursday for the country. The Shares of the Company have been liberally taken up, and its prosperity is, we believe, fully ensured. Full particu- krs appear in another column.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. SATURDAY, j GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. 3 per Cent. Consols 92 j 92j Metropolitan Board of IX>. for ace m S»i Works> P- c. &tock m fli 3 per Cent. Reduced 921; 92± Canada, 1877*4, 6 p. c. W9 U J New 3 per Cent. 924 92i Do 5 per cent. *07 109 Exchequer Bills, £ 100, New Brunswick, 6 p. c. 107 109 £ 200, and £ 500 ..par — New Souths ales, 5p.c. India Stock, 5 p. c. 199 109J 18S8 to 1901 -■ jf India Stock, 4 p. c. 10:«104.} New Zealand Con.,oP-C. Bank of England Stock 243 245 ictona, 1894, o p.< ■ 10.2lb»* Cor. of Loudon Bonds, l>o. b per cent. lS&S-o 113*114, 1879, 4J p. c. 103 104 FOREIGN STOCKS. Brazilian, 1865, 5 p. c.. 95* 99i Turkish 1665, 6 p. c /I Egyptian, 1882,T p. c.. 92 94 l\5-2(>Bnds,6pc,lS8- 91 ->lj Do. Rail Deben 7 p. c. 104 105 Do ll Italian, 1865, 5 p. c. 92 94 Do.10-40BJs,5pd904 89,89 Peruvian 1872. 5 p. c.. 77 78 Erietiha.lOOdols.allpaid 54 J45 Portuguese, 1869, a p.o. 42J 43i rl lOyflO1 Russian, 1862, 5 p. c. 91* 92i nimo's Cen,^L^ Do. Nicholas, 4 p. c. 75* 70 Atlantic and GWR Con. Soanish 3 D c 30-j Mortgage Bonds ~T Turkish, 1864, 6 p. c. 89 90 Do Bir'scoffhhelm'sCer 40 41 Hats r. n c 54 54.1 -v..6, RAILWAY SHARES AND STOCKS. Bristol and Exeter 109 Metropolitan gfisr "SS -MM 22ES* S tstutm *k s ««» TWK F ALIO' Vo It) 1/ Do., LALLD DUT0B, Gt, North of :;coUa.nd 4: 45 Perth and Dundee, 34 36 Great Northern 140 141 North-Eastern Cons. ib.M.u-r Da A 164 166 North Lo.don 131 134 Great' Southern and N«rttl Staffoidblnre Western (Ireland) 1U 11C Rhyinney to s Gt. Western—Con. Or. 115 11; Shropshire Lnion •„ Highland 117 119 South Devon 69 /l Lancashire & Yorkshire 157 158 ^"th-Eaatern •• Lon. Brigh. & S.-Coast 78 78* Do., Preferred.. L., C., and Dover Arb. 26 26J Do., Deferred London k N.-Western 150H51 Staines Woking, U. U London & 8.-Western 107 107} Tiff Vale Van shef., and Line. 77J iSi' Waterfd A, Cen. Ireld. BANKING COMPANIES. BANKING COMPANIES. Arra (liinited) 8 London and County o9 60 A^iance (limited) 13i 14 London Joint-Stock 46| 4. Aaitlo- Austrian 18 20 London and Prov. (1.) i Anglo-Egyptian (1) 3:;>34* L'»don & Westminster 65| COj British N. American 02 Merchanti (lmiited) Central of London (1.) 1 U Metro^l.Un llinuted) o 0 Chartered of India, Aus- Midland vlimited) t -alia, and China 16J 17 V Nat. Prov. of England 140 14- Chart. Merc, of India Do- •• "1 London, and China 27 28 Do. New issued^ at ru*,r 14-i 15i £ 10 p.m., all paid oo Colonial 58 00 New South Wales 38 40 Consolidated (1.) U Oriental Ba"k ^rp « f Eng. Scot. & Aus. Char. 20 21 Provincial 01 Ireland.. 93 Jo Imperial (limited) 23* 24} Union of Australia 4o 46 Imperial Ottoman 4- 4J L nion of London 4l»54,i BRITISH MINES. Assheton (limited) 3i 4 H C^gynon (limited) i 1 fenrh^i (limited) s Crenver & Wheal Abra- Prince of W ales j 1 ham United (lim.) H U Providence j)0 i par South Caradon 240 260 Bevo'n Great Consols.. f*>"loO South Condurrow b tei Drakewalls i i South 1'ra"€US ??, East Basset 30 35 Tankeofl e (limited 10j 1., East Caradon 4| 5 Tp-yr-AUt (limited) .1 East Wheal GrenviUe 21 2i Tin Croft 62V0<i East Lovell lOi 17^ Nan (limited) •• Great Laxey (lim.) 12 14 Weet Bassett Great Wheal Vor. 8 9 West Chivertoil 0 Heron's Fuot 32.V I-T, I''5 Hingstoil Downs. 6» 7'c Ahea- ^.ssett 3_ Margaret 20 25 W heal BuHer 0 Markp Vai'fv 31 4j-I Wheal Grenvtllc ■■ Mwvndy Iron Ore (I.) 2J jWhe.il ^>_Auu 35 40 North Roskear 30 35 IW heal beton TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. „ Anglo-American (1.) ..120 122 Indo-Emy^n(hn>.)•16 Anglo-Mediterran. <l-> 1 180 v n •» 5'j 6V1- British Australian (1.) 71 7 Med'.tn j 12^ British Ind. Exten. <l-> r D«" 8 cent" m Brit. Indian Sub. (!.) 10O0J Reuters China Submarined.). 8| 83 Soc. Transatl. t ran. (1). -1, J-j Cuba (limited) 7 8 Do., New oo0 230 Fal., Gib., & Malta (1.) 105 10* Subinanne "o, 2'^ Great Northern Hi 12j "c JPn'_ n 5' 5^ Great Northern China W. India & Panama (l.) and Japan Exten. 11* 121

BRISTOL STOCK EXCHANGE— SATURD AT. LOCAL AXD MISCELLANEOUS STOCK. Share. Company. 109 10*)-? Stock Bristol and Exeter *-m ••10' Stock Do. 4 per Cent, Preference Vl(; Ditto, 5 p.c. Rent Charge — St^ck Manmouthshire Rail. & Canal 100 ..1U 1 100 Do. 5 per Cent. Preference 100 •"°'i V; Do. £ 10 Shares J> Pm Stock Rhj^mey • „ n Stock South Devon 10° ;;4 170 OVOCK. IAU. ••••*•- 4i Dm k 10 Do. £ 10 Shares, Uass C b 70 SO Stock West Cornwall lw! .,1 ri;s. 10 Avoiwide Engine 3 10 Bristol City Hotel no xd. 147.9.8 Bristol Dock Shares }tl i<u 1<?5 Stock Bristol United Gas •••••-•• 1(*> ^3 foi 10 Bristol College Green Hotel 10 • -i 25- Bristol Commercial Rooms 2^ •• 10, 2v0 Bristol Steam Nav^igation 130 j | 20 Bristol Waggon Works •_5 Bristol Water Works • •• 6i p.m. Ditto, new y? 10 B. & S. Wales Rail. Waggon o "7 71 10 Clifton Suspension Bridge.. 10 10 Clifton Hotei. A 3-i dis. 100 London it south West, Bank •• j 10 Western Waggon .■•■ ••• i 20 W -f England and bouth .st ^l^triot Bank ■Lo • • -u» s 'aJ- -^1

e COKN MARKET.—SATURDAY. CART at market small, and but little business Attend*- Pxices of native wheat remain statioaai j, ^f^eign can be bought at less money la while t 28s to 30s. per -ISOlbs. bean^ En^ )- %J*to ditto (foreign), m jnnding barley, 25s. to 2bs. Pe^ > to 20s. 23s. to 24s. per 304lbs. ditto ibtecM, .lg- • litt ditto; flour, plain tie, 4DS. per sack of 2301bs. A leather tie, 481. ditto extras, 50s. per sack.

GLOUCESTEE a 1 There was a_ small supply le3 made were general inclination to purchase. T i man,\ and at about last week's prices. Foreign m de™d ^aize one shilling cheaper. Barley, beans, oate, ana

ax>d veal 9d^ MARKET. SAJt,KDAY. i t (\VV,it«!hai)el] was only modera^ly sup- 1158 to 116-Be'"1 iirmprs' straw, 42s. m m Valparaiso THE METAL TrADE i fortnight in May of report charters for the ingots, 1,600 tons of 3,500 tons fine eopper "^J1' aea and theremainder Which are for Liverpool and S^ea thg cftrres_ fcr France.. The qnanWy chartere and ponding period of 187 c+o-tg on the coast have fine in ore and regulus. S ^■ production for decreased 1.750 tons, and the.estmia first five June is 3,500 tons. Tbe cha*{o,. the first five months months of tbis year exceed those i e iucrease in bars 1R7T bv 5.260 tons fioe copper, resulus beir g 8.W0 tons an«11 theb^rgeaales on Friday comprised 2,7S0 tons tine. In Chili bars sa „reater portion aro^it 500 tons at irregular p effected at £ 104 „f the lmsine*. and thre. months W £ 104 10s. for good bjaDds. two ar casL). and 2106 los. to 2108 109. two and tllree montils. Tin. y- .ft; of straits for forward Hre 1"WI'i-- ^or->rsi9 £ loo:^bar,^ oj:etjbut pnces .-The mar or ta,10T1 for silesian in Vitbout 5a. ForEngl'.sh kite 3 j • roubir ptliat the P M W™ iss^d^SSl to £ 15 p,r tou ,t th. «»•!?. f bars is £ 2 in

THE CASE OF DR. HOUARD. Dr. Houard (sometimes incorrectly spelt Howard), -who, it will be remembered, after having been arrested by the Spani-h Government, has been released at'the request oi the United States' Minister, is the son of a Frenchmac who emigrated to the United States in 1195, and was naturalised in 1803. There exists no proof in official documents that his father ever held any post of authority under the Spanish Government, yet the allegation that h« did is one of the grounds on which the Cuban authorities claim that he was a Spanish subject. Dr. Houard, from the tenour of the cedulas de residencia or documents which, as the head of a family, he was annually obliged to procure from the Cuban authority, never attempted to resign the pri. vileges of an American citizen for those of a Spanish sub- ject. This fact, in conjunction with others of a kindred nature, is sufficient to account for his release. Immediately upon his arrest, in December, IS 70, at Cienfuegos, on sus- picion of treason, exertions were made -by the American Consul-General at Havannali to procure that release, but the doctor was kept in confinement until October, 1871 when he was confronted with sundry accusers and wit- nesses, tried by court-martial, and eventually sen. tenced to eight years' penal servitude and con- fiscation of his property. He was removed to Havannah and subsequently to Cadiz in chaini and a felon's dress, and with his hair and beard close shaven. But for the strenuous efforts of his American relatives and friends, he would now be a galley slave at Centa. At length his release was demanded by General Sickles, and after some delay, consequent upon changes in the Spanish Cabinet, Seilor Martos, Minister of State, put i the finishing touch to the matter by setting Dr. Houard 1free on the 22nd: of June last.

THE IRISH LAND ACT. A question of tenant-right has been raised for the first time on the estate of Mr. Shirley, M.P., in the Land Court of Castleblayney, county Monaghan. A farmer, named M'Bride, who held two farms of about 40 acres at 30s. an acre, lately took it into his hsad to emigrate. He had paid JE275 in January, 1867, for one of the farms to Mr Shirley, who had himself paid £300 to the outgoing tenant. In the receipt it was stated that this sum was for permanent improvements, but M'Briile alleged that it was really for tenant-right, and that the form had been adopted in order to avoid admitting the existence of the tenant custom. For another farm Mr. Shirley given £ 100, and he let it to the claimant at pn increased rent of £ 5 a year. A neigh- bout was wiling to give the claimant Z840 for the two farma, but the respondent's agent objected to his getting the lkd. blbride thweupon proceeded in the Land Court, ttd served alternative claims, one demanding 21,000 for tenant-right, and the other £ 1,200 for unex- hausted improvements. Mr. Butt, Q.C., appeared as counsel to support his claim, and Mr. Porter represented the respondent. As the claimant had not been evicted, but himself gave notice of surrendering the land, a ques- tion arose M to whether he was entitled under the Act to make any claim. Mr. Butt admitted that it was a djin- cult question for the Chairman (Mr. Newell BarretC decide whether the claimant had been d; TUrbed." He was ultimately relieved of the difficu^ by the cate being compromised, after witnessesld been examined to prove the facts of the tenancy r* ° the tenant cutom. Thore is a rule on the estate more than £ i) an acre should be given for tenaDn<= j but it would appear that this regulation has be<" eVa 0 by private arrai^ements being entered into o_. tenants. Mr. Sfirley, however, has bought upfle ,-i_ right whenever opportunities offered, and so*8 u, ■* extinguishing it onhis estate. It was ad,l^e a dealt liberally with he tenant, and had racle no aggre sions upon him, and\e was willing to.ecognise right to the extent of £ 10 an acre. tie terms ot tne compromise, which seeing to satisfy al parties, were tnax |, M'Bride should receive £ ^o from tba respondent ana be M'Bride should receive E50 from the respondent ana be allowed to keep the lands ilb to November.

=- A REMARKABLE WALRUS. HOW TO CAPTUIE THE ANIMAL. Mr. Frank Buckland, editoi of Land and Water, gives some interesting information atoixt a walru*. He says | Close to the collection of tropins from the Arctic Sea», polar bear skin, head of bladder-ioxe seal, whale harpoonSjJ &c., at the west end of my collection in the InternatwuftTf Exhibition, can now be examined be stuffed should imagine, one of the large«t walruses ever kno«m, (riven to me by Mr. Lam«At, who wnte^u follows' I bought the walilS skull .1 no^ •and you in Hammerfest in 1859, "because the tusks were bigzer and finer than any that I had theu killed. They weigh eight pounds each when t.tenoutof the skull, and the best of those I have killed a4 about six pounds each, except one tusk of one individual bull from Nova Zambia, which would have been quite equal to either of those, but most unfortunately that titsk was smashed by the bullet. The pair of tusks measure 31 inches in length and weigh about 81b. each. it is not very niteiy « so large a walrus head as that now so kindly lent me by Mr. Lamont will occur again, and I am exceedingly obliged to him for his kindness in Iendipg it to me. By the side of this stuffed head I have pltced the skull of a large walrus, which was presented to Ire, in 1863, by Mr. Higgins. of 3, Chester-pl, e, Chester-iqusre. This specimen was broughMrom the orth Pole by Admiral Inglefield. It weighs no less than fourteen pouids. Its tusks, are absent, but I am making artificial ones foruniformity. I propose to mount it so as to shew the masticating teett, which for so huge an animal are of a very simjle forro^ tio n re minding us of plugs of woo.1 .tack into > bo»rd.» In another part of his letter Mr. Buckbndsaysiron^^ Lament's account, walrus-shooting must be the fin.t spftt in the world, though very dangerous, both ™ acwunt 1-1. 8TH" +'hA ;.rnmAn&' the treacherous nature ot me K strength of the walrus. I give an extract from his b recently published—"At 3 a.m this morning we aroused by the cheering cry of Hvalruus (walruses ^n the ice). We both got and from the deck a. curious and exciting met our admmng gaze. -Foui largp wairuseg bergs were so densely packed wi water ihat they were sunk almost awash wi valrus! and 1:a 1 the appearnnce ot b nng so id J oq on(J The monsters Uv with tne ,ien,1s £ >u vSmoceroses another's bncks and st-ns. as lb* to use a more laying asleep in the Africa:! f0,e^ & Britiljh straw- familiar simile, like a lot of f» n eighty or' one vard. I should think there wei j-°Tn trnintinsr hondred on the ice, and mai £ tQ ciamber up and spouting around, and arQ s0 many amongst tneir friends. {air chance 0f secunng together there is alwajs that is to say> by per- some by paging ttam g ft3 hard M possible, and severingly ^direction tliey appear to take when ?hen^ea if there <^ve3 in the herd they cannot go they dive, if tnew boft, .{ g0 fast. ftlso the calves must much fas ter than h re foquentiy than the old ones, oome up to breath^^ ^J ftccolmmodate their pace to oK coSws with young ones. In all my that of th ws nevJer saw anything to sporting e*Pcllr, :x these hunts. equal t^a thQ utmost strength, ^1VVPCe boat seem to fly through the water, while, per- Thundred walruses, roaring, billowing, blowing, haps, anlashinfr. make an acre of the sea all in a !no^. Wore and around her. The harpooner stands with f<>' t Von the thwfcrt and the other on the front locker, i t fv, ft line coiled in his right hand, and the long wea- 1 in both han''s ready balanced for a dart, while he K to the erir Vhich direction to take, as he fre- I upright in th. boat, «» «. ft. walruses under water. —=====

VOICES OUT OF THE PAST.—People say that T„iL° V'1 °° 1^fe' afifevaCm°ft3y have' been uttered, but do we not hear and again and answer back longing into the p&8t Old Kensington? in the Cornhill Magazine for July. TT • • NEGOTIATING BY TELEGRAPH—rne j^conom,^ » inclined to think that our diplomatists ar« too ready to Sail themselves of the adrantage^offered bythetele, —"k onil atroncly recommends tlieir adoption of £ & £ ~»<" » oorrw)ondence should be carried on bv wire. The com- mSl world practically reduces the value of the tele- ^aph to the halving of the time that it takes to summon ST one or anything you may want from one part of the wSria to the other. If anything more is tried con- fusion and error are «ure to result.. Lord Kunberley i _i Vitt tolpirrann from a (listant i -1. _D"H",l Vitt tolpirrann from a (listant once repiieu wueu wu»uj.va "j —o- — colonv -—" Matter much too difficult to decide upon on the strength of information summarised by telegraph—write bv post." Negotiation viva voce is, of course, the most efficient for a practised man, who can learn far more of big adversaries'minds from their looks, tones, and gestures than from their words. Written communications, which -have not this advantage, give time for caution, and deliberation. Telegraphic negotiation has neither recom- mendation, hfcving the rapidity of dialogue without the helps,, the impersonality of written communication with- out its slow judgment and cool sriticism. The history ot the Treaty of Washington gives ample illustration oi .a.& these defects. The telegraph may be fairly used as an auxiliary, but practical statesmen would do well to re^am it solely as such, and never trustjjfc for the main conduc of diplomatic transaction. A SEVERE SENTENCE.—The French Tribunals are usually severe in punishing adulterations of artic es o common use, makirg not only the manufacturers, but the intermediaries responsible for the nature of the goo 7 wU The agents of two Belgian starch ^ers. with several wholesale and retail grocers, havs just been prose- before the Paris Court of Correctional Police for cuted betore tne r.ronoftion of from 10 « poratoflrur and plaster of Paris.^ A j singiiT.r point in this case was that the chargefciras brought, not by Government or by a purchaser, bnt by a French starch nut on the ground of unfair competition (concurrence he pretending that his trade was prejudiced by c low price at which the spurious | article was sold. ge also claimed lOO.OOOf. as damages. The pac of starch supplied by- the Belgian defendants bore English hbel with the words ''nice stareu, J?sn JNationai tue rtarcn, and the British royal artos. (Jourt c zidemied the agents of M.M. fienmanh and y mens, the n»anufac- turers, each to two months lmpfwon^^ gjj fine; two French wholesale dealers, who apj., bave been aware that the starch was adulterated to.^ month each> and a similar penalty; also four retaile V^rtnighfa imprisonment and the same fine. The sum- ming up, said that even had not the .retailei, mi g of the article, which appeal^ iniormea 01 haT0 ,tm liable, K- tare been tie J lbo 100 kilos, uJ sitsr »s cøu c1.DO\ of the The ^uestien of damazes wm reaei ved. THB RACES AXD FETKS.-I adies esposea ™ of the sun, and heated paroles °^{'lhe complexion, dis- Kalydor a most refreshing allaving iUlheatwid pellins the cloud ef languoi^ and rel tli(; pleasin<» sensation toritabilitj, and immediate iy ^orai s sUte o{ the skin. It attending restored elasticity «bA ne^ .iicecloraticn?, and real- i eiadicates #rupticns, freckl es, t*a, an n ioiilorinR Price 4s. 6d.

CARDIFF. WEST B'7E DOCK ARRIVAL.—JUNE Govan (.-), Laurence, Liverpool, ballast, oil EAST BUTE DOCK ARRIVALS.—JCNE "S St. David's, Baker. Bristol, lignt, 57 John Byng (s), Willoughby, Hueiv: sulphu; orauges, 472 icl PENARTH DOCK ARRIVALS. — JUXE 28. Trio. Thomas, Hayle. ballast, 103 Rt. Vincent (s), Parker, Bristol, light, 78 John (s), Thomas, Bristol, light 99 Marquis (s), Windows, Bristol, light, 08 Enterprise (s), Everet. Bristol, light, 76 Cardiff Castle (s), Clutterbuck, Bristol, light, 50 Mary, Roberts, Bridgwater, light, 64 Anna, Coates, Bridgwater, light, 61 Norah, .Jones, Bridgwater light, 50 Anna, Windows, Bristol, light, 33 Lafrowda, Harvey, Penzance, balla.st, 140 will; .lannin eta TTo,rl^ ballast. Ciff Merthyr (s), Williams, Havre, ballast, 511 Granite City, Ellis, Amsterdam, ballast, 720 VESSELS CLEARED.—JUNE 29. St. Nazaire. Merthyr (k), B, 950 coal, Bv/llfa Coal Co Brindisi, Alice Otto (»), B, 1400 coaLPo well's Duffryn Malta, Enterprise, B, 504 coal, D. Da vies & Co Jersey, Alexandria, B, '29 coal, G. Thomas Havre, Vulture (s), B, 600 coal, H. Worms St. Malo, George and Elizabeth. B, 60 coal, D. L. Owen St. Malo, Emma Jane, B, 95 coal, Morel Co Brindisi, Annie Ainslie, B, 1500 coal Powell's Duffryn St. Nazaire, Govan (s), B, 500 coal, Tro^dyrhiw Coal Co Nantes, Souverain, F, 150 coal, M. Jotes Nantes, Flora, F. 200 coal, Coffin & Co Hong Kong, Sebastian Bach, Ger, 1148 vml, Tellefsen Singapore, Matador, Ger, 1004 coal, Powjll's Duffryn Alexandria, Padre, Ity, 1000 coal, Insolefe. 3on Rio Janeiro, Vesta, Bus, 1031 coal, H. V"rm& VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS St. Nazaire, Govan (s), B, 311, Lawr1 "t .• Edwards Newfoundland, Abeona, B, 91, i ,Ounce Masura, Astrea, B, 122, Coomb^y- Co St. Nazaire Merthyr (s), B, Gain Port Said, United Service, 477 r vlrnson Gibraltar, John Bvng (s), B. 726, Co Monte Video, Granite 4S5, Kent Jone*& Co Havannah, QueenstowjDew>hamps More? & Co Morlaix, Jupiter, F; 79, Co»-! Morel and Co Rochfort, Vigilanfla, F, 77, Rozo, » r fti an(i Co Quiberon, Ann,!oseph, F, 77, Rozo, Morti Co Marennes, Ma\farie, F, &9, Mayons, Morel ana F, Nantes, Cha^ "g( £ ur, F, 94, Pihomy, Morel and W) Nantes, F%nfiaYlCe, F, 44, Fatorvine Morel and Co (Jherbourmma Jane, B, 51, Renouf, Morel and Co St. MaJ„nrok> Aus, 531, Pvadouicich, A. T. Bucovich Zante 0

NEWPORT. VESSELS CLEARED.—JUNE 29.. arcelona, Prarie Flower, B. 316 coal, l^OO fire bricks, and 2 tons fire clay, G- W. aad,9 Liibon, Forest Prince, B, 277 coal, R. Powell VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS.—JUNE 29 Moromichi, Professor Schwesgard, Nor, 3i0, SvanOJ K. Gething, jun., and Co New York, Konkordia, Nor, 415, I{lJlbaeh, O-ltingiA li-i Ringleader, B, 189, Quick, T. Beyii,)n and Co Point de Galle, Lady AnR, 688, 1'. Beynon Co

SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS. NEW YORK, SATURDAY.-North German Lloyd steamer New York arrived here this morning. Specie 81,000 dlpSocTn, SUNDAY.—Hamburg American steamer Thuringia, from New York, was reported passing Scilly tttt 4.40 this morning.

THEOLOGY FOR PAUPERS. The chaplain of the Chelsea workhouse (Rev. K. Wilson) in his report says Catechised three persons. I csked a '*boy what he understood by lie descended into hell.' Answer To Hades.-Wbat do you mean by Hades? Answer: The unseen place of departed spirits.—Who told yoa this? Answer 1 he-J schoolmaster at Penge. I fear few schoolmasteis |pK jr what th<fy are about half so well as the tea'' • Qn children at Penge. The teaching of spin' :sun(jer. alluded to in 1 Peter, iii. 19, bas the stood through the want of tnowled^ & ^ghop of 1 SLSsc; ^K5.pSo,s,C .rss-VA i the learned and faithful preaching of the ministers the Word."

\AVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENT^. The Army and Navy Gazette Q^ean Brigade, viz., the 3rd battan batt^ion Scot, battalion Coldstream, arid1 served in Fusiliers. The seniov ofiicer infantry force at the Eastern campaign. as" ollows;—The 2nd batta- r^ThKwiiiVnAttaliPon 7th Fusiliers (from Ports- ^d 'Million 15th Regiment, 2nd battalion TU^Dt (from Colchester), 2nd battalion 17th battalion 22nd Reeiment (&om P^ey), 2nd battalion 22nd Regiment 2,th Tpuskillings, 30th Regiment (from Jersey), 46th Regi- i^nt, 50th Queen's, 4th. battalion 60th Rifles (from ssth Rflfiment (from Portsmouth), Wtn Light Infantry (from Glasgow), 95th Regiment (from Gosport), 99th Regiment, 100th Kegiment, 102nd Fusiliers, and 2nd battalion Rifle Brigade (from Shorncliffe.) The 2nd battalion 18th Royal Irish, 82nd Regiment, and 103rd Fusiliers will remain at Aldershot during the time the army is in the field.-The Emperor of Germany has ap- pointed the following officers to attend the summer manoeuvres at St. Petersburg officially Major-General Prince Hohealohc-Tagelfingen, Colonel Oppel, Captain (of cavalry) Kasé. Lieutenant Count Eulenburg, Lieu- tenant-Colonel Ostan, and M.-ijor Kcerber. Pending the commissioning of her Majesty's snip Challenger, the officers who are to take part in the forthcoming scien- tific expedition under Captain Nares have been appointed to H.M.S. Ppuabroko for pay and time, and in the mean- time many of them will DO pennon .v —— studies on magnetism, &c., at the Observatory at Kew. The expedition will leave England about the month of November, and will at first proceed to the PftclSc J take a course of deep-sea soundings It will also Belact the best position for observing the transit of the planet JTenus, which will occur next year, and after completing 'some contemplated valuable surveys the ship most likAlv retniri to England some time dunng the year »75.—Major-General Lysons has accepted the Manchester command in connection with which his name was associated. The United Service Gazette says The Militia regiments which have been nominated to take part in Manoeuvres are to have a month's previous training.

Dr. Lush, M.P. for Salisbury, was not present m Parliament last week, owing to an accident w ic P pened to him in Westminster, and which nec temporary confinement to the house. It appeal the Hansom cab in which Dr. Lush was being dnve_ on the tram rails, and h* w&s thrown out and se J shakerb. The Emperor Napoleon, we are sorry to hear, us suffering from an attack of gout. NEW DEAN OF Li-COLN-C anon Blakesley is the new Dean of Lincoln, an the Rev. George Rawlinson succeeds to the canonry of Canterbury thus voided. Early Saturday morning a fire of serious dimensions broke out on the premises of Messrs. Guest and So button maBufacturers, Water-lane, Dnemoiuj wI gutted the manufactory before it was got under. The amount of damage will be verp considerable. COUNTY COCST JUDGE FGR CGR^LL,—It is state that the iud^eship of the Cornwall County Courts, vacant by the death of Mr. Charles Dacres Bevan, has been coifamd npon Mr. Montague Bere, Q.C., Re- eorder of Bristol. thn A stained* glass window has just been placed m the chancel of the Berkhampstead parish church, « rvf frViA -naet Cowper, who was born, in Bcr ^haVef T^meforLl^t abtt f3"?, which has been raised by P^ic subscriptions chiefly through I ow. and the exertionsi The subject of the window is'the Resurrection, beneath the central figure beiifr the poet, with hands clasped on an open bibI On one side of the poet is the Royal Psalmist, and on the other the Prophet Jeremiah. Cowper s tame hares are also included in the resurrection. The inscription -& i, as follows:—" William Cowper, tne pom, son ui J, hu Cowper, D.D., rector of this ^ish, and Ann bis wife. Born as Berkhappstead, November lo, -ivdi died April 25, 1800. MAVRRACTTRE EF COCOA, CACAOIXF,, AKD CHOCOLATE.— «E will now (Wve an account of the process adopted by Messrs. James Epps^nd Co., manufacturers of dietetic artides, at in the Euston:road, London."—See article in Part 19 Qcjfthold Guide.. .1- 1:1Y11£1C:U:l VISIT TO EPPS'S COCOA )L\:s'lJFAcrORY.-Tnrougn HIt: "'llH.LnO Of Messrs. Epps, I reeently had an opportunity of seeing the "d and cacao bean pa.SSOS many complicated and varied processes the and through ere it is sold for public use and, bem„ both inte highly pleased with what I saw d irm- my visit to the manui^ tory, I thought a brief account of the ^ac^°> Ji" i ^me gLj nu- manufactured by Messrs. Epps, to fit it for a j Land and tritious beverage, might be of INTER^TT^thereaders of Lan<l a Water." See article in Land and npraonal WHITE AND SOUND TEETH ^"rZ proper mastica- attiaction, End to health *"d lo ° Pearl Dentviflcc, imparts a ttion of food Borland s Odonto, of Ipearl-like whiteness to the teet d „ive8 a pleasing ilncipient decay, strengthens the t, neJbox Sold by Chemists a-a^ance to the breath. Price 2s per box so y u01a .nd Perfumers. Ast lor,r. to I No LEAD or other P9lson°^ oil which important fact has, found in K°^1^dp^^ovedit to be the safest, amd, owing to daring the last.ea^^erg the best hair restorer and beau- its great nourJt^i y obtained everywhere of all chemists and S™.™ Price! 3s- M,, n, «' «1»' '» 2ls. per bottle. ninp-tenths of the diseases of children, WORMS are the cause of m parent should seek the therefore it is ver^, ^rmlsion a!nd that remedy is undoubtedly right remedy for the%expu'^ which have found in twenty rears, and are now more popular stood the test for_the ortls "Williams's Worm Lozenges, are engraved'on The governm,Mit .rtI^r I fSby^S forHlnd aTstamps, from the sole manufacturer, J-„' s'. Chemist, Swansea. HOiAU, „ „ p,.„v RI.OOD.—wnen «»= ul,w *■—' circulation ? thp nerVes in good order, we are well. These Pills pfcet, and 1' i|fus power in securing these great secrets of health8 a reflating, aud strengthening fluids and solids. v .P}If"3aVs Pil!s can be confidently recom- mended *> all persofi11^^J1 from disordered digestion, or worried by nervous fa»lF*e ^=neura]oic pains. Th -y correct acidity and heart-burn, di8pe.„kll quicken the action of ( the liver, atid act as alterative?' g^tle aperients. The weak and deli* takk,e them without jea. HoilowaV« Pills are -4"11'. public 3tXPticci=> V, T A VORIA, PIZAGUA AND IQS1QDE ObSS BA^VAYS. PERU, j I Is«ue of £ 1,000,000 Sevei^p-^t. B01UlS °f, by a mininum Sinking Fund oi 10 per ccat. Redeemable at par_ inaaiX-yearly drawu.j,s. r'4. IssiTB Pr»ice> W I t Thompsov. T. Bonar, & Co., are authorised 1 The undersigned, • pnncesslcKjres of the above said Railways bv the Proprietor and Con^^rc^ot o{ Seveu per <" TDSUUU 92 per ceiit.,ayable as lollops r Cent. on application^ & Per on allotment. o\\ 10„ 1st Aug^ist. v I5 ond September. 1^ October. V Ma 1st November. \0 >15 oiid Decemlser, le^if.year's Coupon, '• deducting lncomc, 92 per cent. fun onallotn.f or on any day when ^.scribere nia> paj ^nder disComit at cnt. per annum. Raiment falls du 'Norfa Line, about 3^les in length, situ- „♦ Jflnique and La ranaca, Peru, « w(,ned for traffic in I Jnly^f consists aluiost ^vely of Nitrate of Soda, f wV\ich exist in inexbau.-t ntities ln the districKy the line. It i«u<railway at half- a dollar of lOOlb., which lo '^n i the immnnmi authorise^ t^ar'ed the C<mCC the Peruvian 1 Govenime? 3 .1^ n» The Pizatf A r-J <le Obispo kme ls 30 milc^ in z&tszfr*»«•=•* rsffi! coast. itailwav is a eauaacting line, of about 7t The Junc|']1 j-Ajuiles are already built, uniting thd«s ™ length, of tAv-fi Yailtt^'y already described, and, likefit,cru termini or yitrate deposits 011 the tableland of I'an £ u'e passes tlr1' conneftiwf fail way will, it is expected, be L'- Tamaru-1-. uUf) ye< pleted ra""a.vs within the Prorince of Tarapaft. Ir'o Br^rs^^m o 142 miles, the proprietors (MeS^1 veaie, of railwaj*»j their concession, the exclusive right, f n-tlier period of 40 years^weTanee in that district, and for a Several large establishments^, exclusive privileges. will very largely increase the proui-, eourse of ei.ectjonj fl-hich °fTherSrtof Nitrate of Soda amount^ in the province 31st Dee^iber, 1809, to '^oo'^auiiitais. b' 3'ear ending quintals ;^id 1;orn&< n'ie^ora'n(lum shows that the r^ 2,943,413 Hie in pvcess OI tllC amount uw railway already f ths i)01Kis 0f this issue.. t>lc interest and redun £ ti°i the resient lssue t( «»■ *»'"»tot d,e "'SiVimmindConMsiionaires have executed a Deed of Mort. satiTSts. UUU1 ,1h .Wi«„ 'S The e>Iortgage provides for the appointment of a special Re- CeTherln £ Uwill bear Interest at the rate^Tper^nt.per annum, payable half-yearly in London, in sterling, on lsrt June ¥^SJSSd S will fall due on 2nd December, 187f ,A CENT 1)er annum on the A Minimum Sinking Fund 01 10 per ceni. i>er semi- entire nominal amount of the Bonds will be a,pp } annual d&wings, by lot, in London, 0111st May a«d June The Bonds drawn will be payable 111 like manner and 1st December next succeeding each draw^- d b the The Right of Increasing the Sinking Fu*u it. ret.«i» j Proprietors of the Railways. November, 1873. The First Drawing wfll take place ls^ ])e returned in full; If no Allotment is made, the de^ allotted> the balance and if only part of ^Pgwards the 10 per cent, due on of deposit will be first appnea ietiuiied. allotment, and the rem«n<|er^ renders all previous pay- Default of Payment of anj ments liable to forfeiture. exchanged against Allotment 'Sd Bonds to Bearer", when ready, will be and Deposit iveceipis, o^rin iSl1nr>li^ti1oJhi^ annexed form, 'accompanied by a deposit of Application? received by the undersigned. 5 per cent- rew'veu Iu;yTM0MPS0Nf; T. BONAR, & CO. 571 Old Broad-street, 29th June, 1872.. I ,R ,(0H WDUM FT-RVISIIED BY THE COXCKSSIOXN'AIRKS OF TIIE IQOTQUE AS'O LA N OH IA, PLZAGL'A AND SAL DE OBISPO, ASD JUNCTION RAILWAYS. RAILWAYS. The average quantity of Nitrate of Soda carried by .the Icpnque and La Noria RaUway has exceeded 180,000 qmntasper "">«th o at the rate of 2,100,000 quintafc per annum, J'ovide *210 000, being, after deduction of expenses, sufficient to provide for the whole of the interest and amortization of the There is every reason to believe that the traffic of the Pizajua aud Sal de Obispo Railway will be equal to that of the Iquique h The return traffic from the ports to the interior will ehiefly con- sist of maennery, coal, and articles of food for th@ population occupied in t'ae Nitrate districts, and of passenger trafoc, which will considerabV au<rnient the receipts of the railways. It is estimated ttxat the net revenue of the whole sysUm when completed, will not \e less than £ 400,000 per annum, aid that it will steadily increase -very subsequent eaj'j(^jgTER0 HERMS. J London^l^Ui May, 1872. The Mortgage Bovl and oth.r Document* lie for inspection at the Offices of H. P. Sh^u-, Esq., 12, Gresham-house. Forms of Application ca^a be obttdned at the Offices 01 l. ihoji j sos, T. BOXAR, & Co., 57i, Ow Broad-Street. IQUIQUE AND LA NORIA, PIZAGL'A AND SAL DE AND JUNCTION RAII.^AVri, PERU. Issue of £ 1,000,000 7 per cent. First Mon«a-« Debent^es m Bonds of £ 500 and £ 100. Bearing interest 1st Juri, 1872. Redeemable at par by a minimum linking 1 und of 10 p* cent, per annum, in half-yearly drawings. Issue Price, .!•„ perjent. FORM OF APPLICATION. >0. To Messrs. I. THOMSON, T. BONAR & C0., 57i, Old Broad-street, London. Gentlemen, request you will allot to: ilthe tenns of your Prospectus, d&W 29tli June, 1872 £ the above Debentures, 011 which. .endose t,he eq ed DcnoMt of Pounds, and agree to accept that anio^t, or any less amount allotted to and to pay the furtr instalments on the amount so allotted, according to the conditio, of the Prospectus. Gentlemen> Your obedient Servant, Name at length Address DTo'be signed by Applicant if desirous of paying up in full on Allotmeut. desire to pay up in full on Allotment. "i359"" Signature Erie railway company/—issue of £ 30 000.000 dols. or £ G,000,000, SE\ EN PER CE>,T^ CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS, secured by a trust a.nd mortgage deed 3a|ed 1st September, 1S70' U1.^offered or £ -'00 each whereof 6,440,000 dols., or il,289,-00, are ottered for^ash^lbscription, and 23,554,000 dols., or £ 4,710,800 are set apart for the conversion and extinction of the existing Mort^e Debts and ef the Sterling Bonds issued in London. Principal and interest payable in New York, in gold coin, at the Com- nanv's Officea • or, at the option of the holder, in London, in stcrlin- at the rate of 4s. p«r dollar, at the Counting House of Messrs' Bischoffsheim and Goldsclmiidt. Hie Bonds are repay- able on 1st September, 1920, at par, with interest meanwhile at the rate of 7 percent, per annum, payable half->earh, at Is March and 1st September. The 1st payment of interest falls due on 1st September, 1672. I-sue price 92 per cent. equal at 4s. per dollar, to £ 184 per Bond of 1.000 dols., or £ 200. The ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, by a resolution of its Board and with due le,, al formalities, executed an indenture of trust and mortgage, dated 1st September, 1870, under which the above Loan of 30,000,000 of dollars, or £ 0,000 000 is issued. Each Bond js certified by the Farmers' Loan ajld Trust Company of New York the trustees under the mortgage. These Bonds are created, amongst other objects, for the purpose of converting and extinguishing the followmg Bonds, being the whole of the existing Mortgages and Bonded Debt of the Com- pany. Interest and periods of payment, Classes Amount. Per cent. Payable. 1st Mortgage Bonds.. Dols.3,000,000.. 7 1st May and 1st Nov. 9nV Ditto 4,000,000.. 7 1st March and 1st hept. tto 6,000,000.. 7 1st March and 1st Sept. jtto 4,441^000.. 7 1st April and 1st Oct. rth Ditto 920,500.. 7 1st June and 1st Dec. Buffalo Branch ^,000.. 7 1st Jan. and 1st July. Dols. 18,553,500 Sitond3S\ tl,000,000 or 85,000.000.. 6 lstllarcli aud 1st Sept. iSSJ Do,.SS^ Ihe s^). a' 536 900 „ 7 per cent. Preference Shares. 30,000,000 „ Bonded Debt as above. 116,535,900 dols. No issue of Bonds Qa n be hereafter made by the Company except subject to the present issue. The net proceeds of the Bonds now offered for subscription in c*h wUl be apphed in payment of the floatin" debt, and other liabilities of the Companj. Such of the Mortgage and Sterling Bonds as remain in circula- tion may at the option of the holders, ke exchanged for fin equal amount of the Bonds of this Loan, dollar for dollar. The Sterlin0 Bonds will be reckoned for that purpose at 1,000 dols. for each £ 260 of Sterling Bonds. Fractional Scrip Certificates will be issued in exchange for Bonds deposited for conversion of a less ^The'^nds preseiltedTo3; conversion must be accompanied by all the Cotip(-ns not due. Any difference in the accrued interest on _1 '-t. n.u.'Jc tl'to hø O'1trpn in ^cVe ^y be)when the eXvh>rI^?rh8otffftheedexistin'' Mortgage Bonds as shall not be pre- sented for conversion, an equal amount of sssstrus> t^e Sterling Bonds which may not be exchanged by the holders under the option now given to them, a reverse equal mfto Uie a.-re-atethereof will be made by a deposit of Jonds of the present issue in^time' against due payment of sucn, 11 any, V "UVO vu ^elonds of the present issue will bear the counter-signature of Messrs. Bischoffsheim and April to 3l9t MSmSs&an Increase of 628,480 dols. over the returns for ri^St^fX^iStudM to which the Erie Railway Com- Throughout allthe revenues have more than sufficed to pany has been ^Ppf^d Mortgage alld Bonded Debt; and the ^fficeR^t^s Show that the revenue has materially increased irifce tl^ Company^ affairs have been administered by the new Board. Arrangements are in progress for providing additional rollin„ Jckto'meet the requirements of the increasing business of the w and^hf efforts of the present Board are being energetically directed towards the cultivation of friendly relations with neigh- b I^jring conies for interchange of traffic By^^muua neglected will be opened up, and the earnings of the Company co-respondingly augmented. Subscriptions for the Bonds of this Loa.n, awi on behalf of the Board of the Erie Railway owned on Friday, 28th June, and closed on or bf £ 2^4 June, at the offices of Messrs. Bischoffsheim and Goldschmid on the following conditions: dollar to The subscription price is 92 per cent.; equal at 4s. per £ 184 per Bond of 1,080 dols., or £ ijf0. Onf5fS"T,»7ct. or £ 10 per Bond ol 1,000 doU. or 4200 On Alotment, 20 per ct. or £ 40 „ » On 1st August, 30 per ct. or £ 60 „ » On 2nd Sept., 37 per ct. or 1:74 92 per ct. o £ 184 per Bond of 1,000 dols. or £ 200 Lesshalf-year's interest, deducting income-tax. Paymaits in full, under discount at the rate of j* P? navment annum, nay be made at any of the periods named for pajment °f In Sit of payment of the amount due any instalment, all previous jjayments will be lis certfR- After pavmeiit of the amount due on allotment, iscrip, cert cates lo tearer will be issued, as soon as allotment letters and bankers' receipts, to be exchanged for ) public 11 -=-=-= For cash subscriptions, applicafg, m d with the companiod with a deposit oiPcrit^'im'"to fc converted 'Imperial Bank (Limited), Lothlwry he deposited muVt, together withth^aT.pncatiwi refc « a.sreto ;n v with Messrs. Bischoffsheim and VoWschlt,h ° ceipts for the same, exchangaa.de for ce,.1 » O{,t.{inod at the Prospectuses and forms ot application VJ nresliam-house, London Offices of the Krie Ha,hvay omrf 8(5 e^ Old Broad-street, K.C. «f Mc?srs. (Limited), 52' '^toeedle" St FounEd«s'-court, Lothbury, EX^une S1872. j 01,LY. ERIE RAILWAY CONINY. NT ,(;,00(),0o0,,EVF,N pER CE ISSUE of 30,000,000 dols.. or £6,000,ooo,EVEN PER CENT. I and Mortgage Deed, dated 1st Septeml^ lb art. 1,000 dols., or £ 200 each, whereof 0,41(B £ 4 710,800 offered for Cash Subscription, and^23,oo4,M existi„g follows: Mort"a"-e Bonttf the Erie Railwaj Dols. nominal of the 1st Mon0a0e i>om»_ jf0veniber. Company, with Coupon lstse!,teniber. Dols. ,i 1st September. Dols. »» ist October. Dols. >. *th ')t 1st December. Dols. "RnfFalo "ranch lst July. r- I request you to J^t^age^oml on the terms and above said Issue dated 27th June 1872, th? proiwr- conditionsoiyourpro.pec of CoijK)ns to be paid to ^SS^when^^changetoriected. i Name m full 1 Address Date Signature FORM OF APPLICATION FOKCASII SUBSCIUMOX OSLY. 1 Address Date Signature FORM OF APPLICATION FOKCASII SUBSCIUMOX OSLY. ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY. fFNT ISSUI of 30,000,000 dols., °fl;r^v'ns Securedby a Tmst and CONoLIDATED MOCTGAGh BONDb secureaoy a h Uoi t&.re Deed, dated 1st September, IS 0, in Bonti» « <io\s., I 4;200 each, whereof O^t4,tl0,800, oKered ,r Cash Subscription, and 23,5o4 000dels., or are set aart f0r the conversion and extinction of the «ist Mortgagepebts, and of the Sterling Bonds issued in^Londoii. To Bischoffsheim and Goldschmidt, London. /T :A\ thp. GenUeuieiV-Havin? paid to the Imperia1 BanK lg urn of £ I request that you will allot to '"e th f 1,000 dol., or £ 2iW encli, of the above-mentioned Issue, erms and conditions of tli« Prospectus dated th niay pd I agree to accept the same, or any smaller anlount J arf<|tr.ed to me, and-to pay the further instalments thcirem 'Xof due payment of any instabaent l ^ree tha^ mj ^d all previous payments shall be liable to forfe JName in iui^ (j Address ADDITION Date = Signature I desire to pay up tnJBD I (. IF TIIK APPLICANT DESIRES ceiit. to be alloi,ed the Z&y IN FUI,I,. Signtion in full; discount at 4 per ————————————— tervenillg period. XflRIE RAIL W ISSUE OF $30,000,000, oifl 0 M P A N Y. SF.VF.X PER CENT. CONSOLIDATED h"M Secured by a Trust and Mortgage Deed, datK' B0NI)S 1S70. in Bonds of -1,000 or £ 200 each, whereof £ 1,289,200, are offered for cash Subscription, and *temoei or £ 4,710,800, are set apart for the conversion and e^O, > the existing Mortgage Debts, and of the Sterling Bonds AM in London. « NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that no further applications foi the above Bond%,will be received after to-morrow, TUESDAY, the 2nd instant. BISCHOFFSHEIM & GOLDSCHMIDT. Jounders'-court, Lothbury, E.C., July 1st, 1872. 1464 THE NORTHERN TITANIC IRON ORE and SMELTING COMPANY ^Limited).—Capital £ 100,000, in 10 000 shares of £ 10 each, payable. 20s. on Application, £ 2 on Allotment £ 3 in two months, £ 2 III four months, and £ 2 m six 10 000 shares of L10 each, payable. 20s. on Application, £2 on Allotment, £3 in two months, £ 2 bt four months, and £ 2 in six months. Shares may be paid up in full, and five per cent, interest will he allowed oil the Calls paid in advance. Registered glider the JOint-Sto^c Companies Acts. 1862 and 1807, wlereby t^lia- bilitv of the Shareholders is limited to the amount of their shares. DIRECTORS J. W. Adamson, Esq. (Messrs. Adamson and Ronaldson), 1, Leadenhall-street, Shipowners. William Austin, Esq., Chairman of the Russian Iron Works Company. Henry T. Balfour, Esq. (Messrs. H. Balfour and Co.), No. 6, New Broad-street, and Lcveil Iron Works, I lfeshire. „ „ Major General F. C. Cotton, C.&.I., late Royal Madras Engineers, 72, Eecleston-square, W. „ Michael Sarson, EML, The Elms, Wandsworth-common S.W. Thomas S. Webb, Esq., 85, Gr&cechurch-street, E.C. ( ate Manager of the Norwegian Titanic Iron' Works, Norton), Managing D eCt(jBAxKKR8.—The CityBank, Threadneedle-street. SOLICITORS.—Messrs. James lWylor, Mason, and Taylor, l.r>, r ur- k< n k< n BROKER.—ifcederick A. Helw, Esq., 9, Cornhill, E.C. SECRETARY.—S. J. Green, Esq. Offices-28, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, E.C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. OB.JECTS 4W THE COMPANY.—This Company is formed for the purpose on>urchasing and working a fine Titanic Iron Ore Pro-II pertv in the west of Norway to ship Iron Ore for smelting in the Company's Furnaces in England, and also for sale to Ironmasters in England and elsewhere and to erect Furnaces and Smelt Ore on the CSfcpany's land in Norway, should It hereafter be considered desirable to do so. DESCRIPTION.—The Norwegian property consists of six im- mense Mountain Lodes of Titanicflron Ore, situate at. Sohalt and Solmer, in the parishes of Orskog and Skodje, U,-tat)t about 25 miles from the town of Aalesund, ou the west coast of Norway. A Fjord, of great depth f water, lies at the foot of the Mountain it is open at all seasons, and so well situated that \essels of large tonnage can be loaded at the Company's wharves withm 90 yards of the Mountain. The English property consists of two blast fur- naces engines, coke ovens, aud necessary offices and appliances on the banks of the Tyne, to which it has a frontage of 290 feet,- with 12 feet depth of water at low tides; it is five acres in extent, and a branch of the North Eastern Railway runs through the pro- perty to the Company's wharf; the situation is admirable for the reception of Ores per ship, and for inland communication it is held on lease for an unexpired term of 28 years (renewable) at the low ground-rent ofelSO per annum. The Ore is one of the finest description yet procured in Norway. By analysis made byOKessrs. Johnson and Matthey, of London, it is found to contain 43 per cent. of metallic iron, and is free from Sulphur and Phosphorous. In few instances has Titanic Iron )re of the same purity equalled this yield. The Mode of Operations, The Cost of Production of Ore, 11 lie Valtie of Produce, The Profit, The Balance-sheet oi One Year's Working, The Outlay, And the Estimated Dividend arc particularly described in the Wectus, showing the net profit, after payment of all expenses f'one year, when in full work, to bet-28,760, and with the eelllely limited sale of only 500 tons of oraper week. ") N TRACTS.—The only Contracts entered into on behalf of th'Jompanv up to this date, are dated respectively the ISth day of Dril 1872, and 11th day of June, 1872, the first being made bet,,ell James Mackintosh of the one pait, and Francis GWe Wheatley, for and on behalf of the Company, of the otheoart, and the second being made between James Mackintosh of tl enc part, and the Company of the other part. Noviotment of Shares will be mad* unless 4,500 shares at the least applied for, and if no allotment is made, the deposit* will bketurngd in full, without any deduction for expenses. Copi of the Memorandum and Articles Of Association, aiiq forms 'the said Contract, may be seen at the Offices of the Con- pany's licitors. Prospectuses, with full reports and forms H uu -i.1 d the nnlcPN Urakf-rs. and SollCi- ¡"l'i'HL-l, CUl oe uuwuicu ,u IUUV .— > -7 tors of a Company, and of the Secretary, at the Company s Offices, 'Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, E.C. Notwittan(ijn.r the Reports received, the Directors deemed it desirable, r their fuhRcr satisfaction, that one of their ilunitr should peWdy inspect the Properties in Norway Mr. Balfoir according!Proceeded to Norway for that purpose, and hasre- ported veryVOUrablv on the iiroperty. 'THE %THERN TITANIC IRON ORE a;d X SMEL^Q COMPANY (Limited).—Notice ifc Hereby Gi'^n that the SHA; LIHT will be CLOSED on Wednesday, July 2,'or town, and on,ursdav Julv 4, for tee country. 1403 By Order, S. J. GREEN, Secretary- = jtoteb. J H N E V A N S, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AD SPIRIT MERCHANT, BUKTC ales AXD IRISH STOUT, 209, BUB-ROAD, CARDIFF. FAMILIES SUPPLIED.. 71S T HE P-Oyi-GA- RICULTURAL SHOV ¡ The attention of VTORg to Cardiff during the ROYA SHOW is invited to the vantages of THE PEA R T H H*O- T P, L, PENART near. CARDIFF. This Hotel was built Th years ago by the Taff Vale Railway li Company on Penarth He. tw0 miles from Cardiff, and com mands splendid views °^ardiff, the Bristol Channel, and surrounding country. Thetej is one of the largest buildings in South Wales, and its Coff&oorn is the most handsome in the Principality. The Gardens a Pleasure Grounds cover Twenty acres, ai.d afford Views and ation walks of tiae most varied- and charming character, besid^ejng the most extensive of any hotel in the West of England, facilities for Sea Bathing. The Hotel may be reached by Steam Ferry from the Cardiff Pier Head, or by the numero,Jjnn^ugeg i^^g. Mary- street at all hofers of the day. m THE H T E L AFFORDS ACCOMMODATION R JQ QR g() VIgIT0E;s TERMS (which are very modi^ QN APPLICATION. IMMEDIATE APPLICATI^ \V. JONES, fpRlgTOR. 1347 sw ANSEA- rpHE HUDSON TEMPE-^j, C0MMER- J_ CIAL ttOTEL, 16^ ST. MARY- sWANgEA_ 1429 rpHE VAULTS,sWl5-.sTRBaTj JOSE1, Proprietor. Agent for the Licensed ictuallers Wir^ Tea Companies. Ales, Wines, and Spirits of the tin j;ty always in Stock. One trial respectfully Solicited. Good bed N.B.—A First-class Bowliny Saloon^ finises. 1422 S-WANSEA. Raven hotel, st. I At street. Frmilies and Commercial Gentlemn < gwan find the above Hotel one of the most ^Snvenient. The House has been recently fitted up w tli ta^aving particular regard to comfort. Bediooms and Sittig- be^ passed. Wines and Spirits of the Best juality,^ attendance gmSltCed" Troprietor C. FULEJg^nhnWro,, BRISTOL. GUILDHALL COMMERCAL ANfamily HOTEt, 36 and 37, Broad-stre, Bristol.. r fF Sitting, and stock Rooms. Dinners fn. 12.30 to ^Coff^e, kei4:>0 Wf^CROUCH^prietor^ r^LlFTON DOWN FIRT-CLASS FACING THE SUKPKION-BRIDGE. SUITE OF APARTMENTS, from; Guinea,s per w» Brea]< fast, from 2s. Dinners, froni 3s. 1. Suite of Apartments having been recently aed to the Hotel, esrjjy {or WEDDING BREAKFASTS, the Mager !s prepared to the same on the most moderate tern Terms by weekly* ments only, iaite of Apartment with board and atfc^^ 5 Guineas each, fires only extra. 3room, board, and at(Aance^ in pttblie rooms, 3J Guineas. Alneals served to th^ _>s order. Private drawing-room fond^ -JS. lai-D Ho of k All eommunicgi .onsi to be ad(iiip • ^loiter,. ■ XjL ,0UU be be ADVANCED ™ or Gi-oUnd Rents, mp^g^tonced from MONEY ON EASY 1E1- their rurniture, £ 10 and upwards House^Wei^ premises and 'h r. SWX^XpubScity; BAR- borrower no charge unless, the> money is • Bute t eet, XTVTT Rclniont House, Charies-siitci,, 14^0 SS 10, '?H-HAKRlS»BdTO.M^4DSSSre their fu niiture KASY'P.ATES. Advances made also BILLS DISCeUNTED Ar EAbY RAl^desci )t.ou of Merchaii- on Plate, Diamonds, atcb eEg 'fidentiai. The Px>pnetor disc All communications stnciiy 0!>6 may be personally con^tedjOalltmies- "Tm Txr LEWIS, COMMISSION AWM. \| • CASH ADVANCED ON STOCK. 17 CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. 189 T' SOVEP,EIGN LOAN AND VSCOUNT OFFICE. 4, NELSON-TERRACE, SWANSEA. M. L. MARKS )Biils cotl GRANTS LOANS g £ :LBi £ SuS*1Also M. L. MARKS /GRANTS LOANS g £ :LBi £ SuS*1Also VIT repayable by easy Instalments. Collects Rents, Debts, &c. Hours, 10 to 12, and 3 to 5, Saturdays excepted. ESTABLISHED 1809. 1 mo BITR ROWER S.— £ 30 TO £ 2" G^iokoan ^00.\ WMe ESffe S- instalments, ikcutmiju""«» •> TETY" p^iuent^of iurth^ ™Fe™23' 000 ALREADY AT T0 bohiuiwkkS ^T .e: wi £ to lir. For particulars and rules apply to Mr. F ,.otÍl:c, with.,ut Buildings, Docks, Cardiff or Mr. W. /VANCED, Cardiff .ND BECOIK TIMIA :—7^ I I EMERY, Britannia JVILCU H. CO»V, »«,r- R- T> E N J A • PASTRY COOK AND CC — — 65, CROCKHERBTOWN, AND 14, TRF M I N, 1 All Orders in the above ): ^^ECTIONEPv, cvrY-STREET, CARDFFF- RICH BPvIDE CAKES, I On the sh< _.v exccutcd. Jin FiUU^v ^OYAL AGRIC ^hlY 0P.NAMENTEl> v to the abtve woi L T U R A L O TA aa Ftonth> UL., d0 Well to scW. W I L ,l\f TJ) sHOES tOYAL Afc sT0Cl< M 1 Dr AD SHOE ) Tiie b'^t muost fashionable Stock of Ladic. _^Ttle. mens, Children, 4 ui,Infants' BOOTS and SHOES of good quality coiiibiliw i. thv prices. f. l' C. PEAClt, ROYAL CADE, HAYES END, CARDIFF. 1456 MPde^??Aca 3 B- BOULTONTSURGEON rROCKHERI XBRIA-PLACE, Comer of CHARLES SStSSSfs rt^NdlS!hFF- Te,eth'th ™hast two years' experience. Established c°mPlete set- Twenty- prindpal Physicians anc Established 18o2. Reccmmiended by the No fee for consultatioi Surgeons m Cardiff and neighbourhood. Painless Extraction of 1 iet £ dal'y ^om Ten till Four. UU¡) I^awn MOT ypg gabdeiTroEESS NT ■ WIRE V TAR°EN SEATS, TABLES, GalrrFitTingS c^rNettin^ indiaru^ber h«~ th Watering Pots, and every other requisite for e Lawn or Garden in great variety. P :st Stf,ck in South Wales to select from of BATHb, IK ,WELLING BOXES, AND JAPAN GOODS OJ -loss BROTHERS, SAIN' r MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 963 v riCE OF REMOVAL. JOHN WILLIAMS, HAY COR N, AND MEAL MERCHANT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, B £ "S h? haS r^EMOyED from 5, Ca.wl Wharf more comznodioiis Stores ktiown as tlie c oSTOM HOUSE WAREHOUSES, (C:ose to the Custom House,) Cardiff 224 ;TTS^ACRICULTDRAL SIIOV. Nj^ HUNDRED VISITORS TO CARDIFF CAN' MS ACCOMMODATED WITH BOARD OR LODGING AT THE FOLLOWING FIVE Vo' 1 loW.°.R1)MAN" PUBLIC HOUSES: ^t-street, corner of Mary Anu-street. „ z.—Xo, Bute-street, near the Pier-liead 3.—Opposite the Post-office, Penarth. 4'~13' a'-ul 15^Vhitm°re-la"e, opposite the Custom-house Shipping-office House, Canton. A public-house without strong drink, Where you may sit, talk, read, and think Then safely home return." Refreshments at moderate charges. Come, and welcome Sub- G.RSMAI"R! HONUSEE.HM° ^LLLUCHNEEDCD—CORY, l^e'asurer, G. Hon. See. 110)(: .8.1. "V YOUR CARD, SIR? A Gent's Card Plafce 1 f:i" any style, and 100 best Ivory Cards nnnted and sent post free to any address on receipt of 4s. Gd hi ^a' ims —Glass & Co, Engravers and Printers, Cardiff. WHATKYOTO MONOGRAM?"Five Q„ireS T r ot Mote Paper tnd Envelopes to match <tfnrm,p,i your Monogram or Initials of one, two, or three Ss h™ colour ior 6s. Gd. Glass & Co., Die-sinkers, Relief-^mp^ a^TAddressfromllT =raVCd Name' Busi"ess. TMPORTAXTTirHC^ from 5sraSS °r ZiUC Doo;'PIate I:n°raved with Name complete GLASS & co., HERALDIC DESIGNERS, ENGRAVERS DIE-SINKERS, AND GENERAL PRINTERS ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF. Arms, Crests, -Nlono.rtmS, and Inscriptions Designed and En- gravedYl sy1e Specimens and Estimates forwarded on application. 1344 CASSELL'S ORIENTAL COFFEE consists of a selecfion of the finest growths of East India in the process of roastirg and grinding the full strength and fine aroma are prescrvel, rendering it equal to the CoNee so much prized in ORIENTAL COUNTRIES, the PERFECTION of COFFEE. At the Reduced Duty, Is. lOd. per lb. -,r /NASSELL'S COFFEES are also supplied under iV!Redll^d Duty, at 10d., Is., Is. 2d., Is. 4d Is. 6d., and xs. 81 per lb. In canisters and air-tight packages from one ounce to one pound. g /^lASSELL'S PtRE TEAS.—The purity and c genuine qualities of these Teas are guaranteed. Their ,rue excellence has ssctred for them the continued approval of onsumert during ncary a generation. Families not alreadv ing tnese teas are recimme, ided to try them, as teas the repu- ion of which has be4n fully established. By their use, real lity and uniform gool quality are at all times secured. CASSELL'S PURE TE^, price 2s., 2s. 4d., and 2s. 8d. per lb. ssELL s Pul r. TEA, fiiest qualities, Bs., 3s. 6d., and 4s. per lb., in pspkets of 2oz. to BIbs. ssell's Teas and Coffee are sold bv Agents, Grocers, Chemists, Confectioners,&c., throughout the kingdom. GENCY. -Ag( nts are required in every neigh- Z, bolirhood not yrf, fully supplied.—For terms, apply to t en, Snith, and Co.,30, Fenchurch-street, London. 1407 pRENOLOGY—YOURSELF WHAT YOU LOMnARE' AND VHAT Y0U ARE FIT F0R- a™* 11 ^r°fessor if the above Science, mav be seen pr#- 5TVTWS ay and eve)ing, at his Room, 17, ROYAL ARCADE, X i". • Charges f(v Examination—One Guinea, 10s. 6d., 9?! and (verbally Is. 1417 /RTES DE VIBITE, 6 for ls.6d., 12 for 2s. 6d. iWfia.<S'rte> with Stamps, and in a few days rou will re- c'VA umr,>'es andDriginal, Post free. Address 'C=BRCIAN COP!ING COMPANY, PONTYPRIDD. 1053 &^CO.'S INDIÃÑ JL 1AKCH. Trade Mark—AN ELEPHANT. sTARcrilorLaccs' Unslins, &c., &c. $:itON6tE1'êR & 00.'8 INDIAN 8TARêH will not FLETSHBR & CO.'S INDIAN STARCH will retain -1- jstittness ii^fcgdampest weather. F^Bi'rCHER & C0-'S INDIAN STARCH is-highly -t teininended to laundresses. PONS, FLETCSER & C07S~INDIAN STARCH. The _rcased dgmant'is proof of its excellence. p^x\, FL^TCHJR & Co.18 INDIAN STARCII is packed JLi and lib. packets, also.in boxes, and in 51b. papers. \LKS~-OIU\EJ.-LANE, SOUTUVVARK, LONDON MAY BB HAD EVKRYWHKRR. -FJJ rj.|G £ ;S PILE AND GRAVEL PILLS V^J r are no\* recosmised bv all as being THIST -MEDICINE YET DISCOVERED FOR PILE AND GRAVEL, as we'^Vhe following painsPain in the Back, Flatulency, Gripix JLy» sense of weight in the Back aud Loins, Darting Pains U^'on of the Heart, Liver, and Kidneys, Pains in the .rhig and Retention of Urine, Pains in the Stomach, J ,m ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS. •Th'T? llhaS received upwards of two thousand Testhno- nials fj hf. these Pills. Send a halfpenny stamp for an imp^c. 3p Testimonials from Doctors, Chemists, and in- vau" of the country. icay da frihef^8' 'n ^oxes *s' ^^d-> and 2s. 9d. each, and fl'1he Pf E. GEORGE, M.R.P.S., HIRWAIN, GLAJK or Is. 4d., and 3s. in Stamps. "OLESALE from most Patent Medicine V and Liverpool. D- and Fe^. tion, Sici removes Fevers, j Ma'ier, » ON1 '71' either sc. back. S< medicine > maker, F. AVholtsale sale houses Life and in the hou PRESERVi Scarlatina, ROPA PO" their effect. pared only bj Pentre, Pontyp each, by e,ery c Inventor for 1 and Manchestei chemist. TNEXPK X YER'S restore Gre> ,< HiR- Precisely sin- eR is guan Large bottles. wclour in and all cheni oi'i'i"^}. 0f i* Nerves, inc.rea » —T>rj) EN recruits tlie V ^'1B- f r0N'iC str Bute"slroet -s!° T^ thE I i Wai" beoomjW51"• ,„d all Cheii«ft0. -> I It is vNT) A;tlvReVicv^^f^JR. /^ORN.-Tto??al1? i)KlX Utf is. all Che/iost U stan^ pW\ iCK'h \^jU)US COMVL^REU^, g'are e-asy ^^i\^t«ic^ctoe oi TestiAiomals trom of ..A Ticattof KenUck Xfa aiso »• foT COW^t t KVtt^lCR i? I "8i«,—VJ2S S#a »* ol 110 _1,1 of l«» tr» u,«ir MM »" «»a «o amaL >-s. 5 p Prepared only «. t.0l'KK-Sk I!W-;T v' NJld in Boxes at l8.fUd. ana' 7id >A » "K'3t resectable Cheniist, Just Btabli-hed t! TO THE NErWsT^D 1)" READ iHE NEW Pv;iT i Ds. J. A* BARNES) 4 UNTITLED ]\TER\OUS DEBILITY, A? -1-1 WARNING; a Treatiso oiLf.hi* t Treatment of Nervousutss 1I.1I11<HI-të.iv\ The Author lias for vnarx giwn bis exoi,1* .iM treatineiit of Nervous Del,ilit.v, Jit-nt.il m&t, «,<^o« Palpitation of the Hem-t, Noises in the He>, sion, Impaired siyhfc and r,-m„ry, Jndig^moO*- Lassitude, 0<j;)ressioudi ->|uiits, Loss of EneiC* ™D8 In the Back niid Limbs, Timidity, Sell-f^Vi' ness, Love of Solitude. Orouudless Fears, aiitl, lf, .n<Slecte<1- bring tlie sufferers aeath. Ihisvali.>ble Hoik, which has been truly C;1 18 .l lstr,lt<d with numerous eases and\S*i^v an<i not only gives the cause but the means of woich had betii tliought hopeless have been restored to Perfect health and vigour after all other means had failed. f.,x0 Warned and Single this book is invaluable. Sent pofct I'11 Receipt ol two jtamiis, or by letter post three stamps, don N^SS Lonsdale-squure, Eanr?Vjrv. T ——_1.. "iiiJ w -_l:- XT A Y E 'S W 0 R s D E LL'S PIL L JZJJ- For. uP"'ards of Iialf-a-centuiy KAYE'S^VORSOEL I ILLS have been esteemed as the best remedy for the cure a'"V thefemily! dlsease' The^ render the doctor unnecessary ? -(>" b,-ld' *•cy P«rify it from all humours rendering the life-giving fluid hoalttiy in its action, and consequents 2 in and establishing the litalth of tke invalid. The pronrietbr has in his possession hundreds of testimonials bearing witness selected °Ut ma"^ the following ^ve br selected « T „ ''Ballintemple, near Cork, Sent, k l«6i a. \-r ri haye, Esq.—Dear Sir, Oily wife has been suffering fr<° me'verS^or y?r9" Durin=that tim^ 1?"^ co „ I ,tlfJ tor oilfeien, uoctors, some of whom gave her ca' up as hopeless. She wa, reduced to nearly a skeleton wtlirfZi8 2°rSdel,'S PiIis' and after Bhe took about Us health and quite stron' 'Tiftll^ m "nd-i?-now in in tJiic n-u-M °i niobt astonishinif cure ever I can toam ,S, l'hf^' I shall recommend them wherevei The 4-ent aT Red,- H U01»L»1^'»»'O'-(Signed) Jou.v BROWS." case:- Kediuthcertihes to the truth^of the foHowin severely11 from'burnh!-1110^ -near Redruth. Coiwall^'sul^' bvc ilh% ■^ In rn Ulnf ,>ains ln the stoniach and difficu ut (:L« Hp <fq eUW of this he had t(> !eave work for Before ho had token on^"1^ t0 take Ka-re's Woi'sdel!'s work, and KowStlf compietely cured, res Coriii.' 'Ihis case call I)a authenticated b. THE RIGHT THING IN TIl, npHE RIGHT THING IN TF" — place. ItlGHT RLECHAM'S Ptt, to BEECHAM'S PILLS ha'se no» v. Twenty aud Thirty years, a nw ?re the Public meiit, and the still increj A! ,s^9 from tliec^m™ the best guarantees to the y tlle p" Wic is or «CCf in every sphere of life wit\ )".f-and debilitated. Th oilman ?f the safest, and the surestfor pr> I-30 ?-ronol1nce them thp l "l8 which flesh is heir to. the largest sale of any patwt"mP^r a parallel »nd admitted by all to be wortia ^1 hl WcL such as wind and pain at tie stni»a«i or di^r rh? fullness alter meals, diz/iiess and dm faeadache, giddinpaf' ings of heat, loss of appeite s Slnes8' ch§I, scurvy and blotches on the dreams, nervous and treibSnf1?' dJ?turbe<* will give relief in twenty ZTte* \8,fi10ns> &c- The fiSf do« vit«. ti'y one ff «* & For females of all ages hese niilo doses of fhem carry off allross bnim« 8re lnvahiable, as n aid bring about all that i80quired v!f'f 0pe" atI °hstructionr out them. There is no mUcine t 'h, fe?ale sh°ald Pills for removing any (iBSmw!™toe'luaI l?ec £ hZJ.t If taken according to thlircctiulls the synte: will soon restore females 'all a"p« each box CAUTION.—The public a „q°fsL {'tsnound and robust he^J "BEECHAM'S PILLS, St. HTA>$°^OIICE that thc^ORRTJ affixed to each box of theijs if n t Stamn Prepared only, and sold olesale and rot ^e,y are a f°rgerv. T. Beecham, Dispensing enlist St FfJi*1' 7the Praprietor boxes at Is. ljd. and 2s. 9tach Sent pnetor for 15 or 36 stamp? at Post fl'ee from the pre? Full directions are givci;tli Pn„>, K„ Sold by all Druggists p!wb??\. United Kingdom. dt°nt Modlcine Dealers in 0ockLE-s ^mmous-p-fm'w I B aperient Ill Boxes at Is. 1: ?<, qrj A riOCKLE'S .V.«5LS2 SJLTvlfes r of the flowers of the cani^? Thm'tbe Pure extrar^ efficacious remedy for dei^ Jhe mil be found for torpid action of the livd bnwd= iC?1?estivo orfar tion and the several varicof lc'' Produce i They speedily remove and liver ^om stomach, allay spasms, coui,. fsvevisj st and aud organs sabservic.. c°nditi(Q healthy secretion of bile, dlpest,on, pronioe „ gouty matter and other ,th? constiif,? a<1 blosd, must injurieusly by circut.- c removing the causes pif' ^11 °.f the kidfc^ ia they restore the energies K £ 0 much who indulge in the lux A nd miQffioWfoj_ prove highly useful, occasi .taWe, thc^?,jhoa» they meet with an unus„ ,?J?f n 111 their ac? matter in the stomach aZ,' Vr T"crid bil arrival in India or ChinaBra ° European! «ci<p vative against the fatal dit leconiniended n<? theiV Their oc,,s:onal use. if ccVwSf .^>4? diet, will be '-equently toiu "l tlle strictest at?Bte». over the secretions, that by their^0 liver which is so often the ealthy condltfM constitutional disturbancecf i,t ? of severe felW are not recommended as .T,- "ndcrstood that tr active ingredients; on th4,uny new or dam: remarkable simplicity of Ution «« ai'e,charactens v may be found to possess <j a„ whatevor iner pure drugs, and the unusu,r a™]u™ouI)0n the seiec w their subsequent preparation £ 1 ntl,on bestowet liftritv of their composit~eP.°" acknowledged panacea, nor are they ada^f ^ecemnieEde^ and efficacious aperient ,?J lnts >' but as n gestion it will not, perhaf evae,Yan0us forms of £ have been resorted to und»e' to state that or atmospheric alternatih „„ '1 Jf1Gt.changes of clim success for 72 years. Th.atfifJ ?i^f^ordin»ry degiea had! throughout the n liy »Penent mal 4s.6d„ and lis., as well,^ pi ,.oxesx at Is. l £ d. 2"1S the Australian colonies. "ina, Isew Zealand » QO'OKL.-B 'iaiLIOtfs PILt In j „ C0rK1-K''s jfni.,i" INDs^fr0N In Boxes at lsflr] 4jj 6(JN- I ,UCKL1! AF-IJL, I V in BIL In Bo- jnfr"