Flintshire Observer Mining Journal and General Advertiser for the Counties of Flint Denbigh

Sale by Messrs. Churton and Elphick. MIM -J FLINTSHIRE. Preliminary Notice of Sale of highly important Freehold Estates, extending to nearly 1,000 A ores, consisting of the Mansion House, -Dmaro*, Lands, Farms and Plantations of\ WEPRE, on the road from Queen's Ferry to Flint, about one mile from the Queen's Ferry Railway Station, with the whole of the valuable oeams nf Coal and other Minerals thereunder, suuated in the parishes of Northop und Hawarden, together with other Freehold Estates tn the parishes of Mold and holy well. j- MESSRS. CHURTON & ELPHICK H A VB the honour to announce that they are JLA. instructed to make all necessary arrangements for submitting to SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, I*™ U ^TCL' CHESTER Railway Station, on • 1864, in Iota, and EXTRPM«L FL conditions as will be produced, the BSTATR ?,AN? BEautifully situated FREEHOLD TTTROIJF ^!THE MANSISN called WEPEE HALL," fiervat.orv I flower and kitchen gardens, con- With »N*'«.8P N WO^S AN^ plantations, together COTTAOVB FARMS, water corn MILL. SSFAIFC* P?BILIC-I1I°USE) &C, &C, compre- itatut? A TTE THOLU' A"D NEARLy IN « ring fence, 800 TENANFL HANDS OF A highly respectable .1°* R?"T8' Producing about £ ',200 per coal SUJFCW* ™ I YERY VAL"able MINES of ^ERALS under the whole, and at the HOLDTENEMENTT^ Mold and Holywell. U8» M TTE parishes of 4#" Full-detailed particulai* f preparation. P*rticuiais are m course of may b^Ud f™ f«»l« information Saiehy Messrs. LeifcMld and Olefins. NORTH WALES. Important Sale of Freehold Landed Estates in Flintshire and Denbighshire. MESSRS. LEIFCHILD AND CHEFFINS HAIF ™CEIVED instructions to SELL BY AUC- JL1 TION, at the TOWN HALL, RHYL, on ^U3T 9TH' IN lots, about 2,500 acres of LANRF>PR- ^UVE ""I PAATURE' meadow, and wood P7 £ LV' IN.AHE PARISHES of Caerwys, Ysceiflog, and S^LTL' *LTBLN convenient distances of the market £ ZN £ /I.AI ?Y™ALION8 AT DE°Wgh, Holywell, St. ^PH, and Rhyl. The lots will include several large »RW8, and many smaller ones, with suitable home- *ILOR>+ AN EX^NSIVE tract of thriving woods and plantations several mills and factories nearly the 11 ire ancient borough TOWN of Caerwys, including elltnghouses, shops, inns, and other occupations; gather with desirable accommodation land, surround- ing and adjoining the town. Also. two valuable THL»0RA' WL"1 THEIR manorial rights and privileges, &c. These estates lie compactly together, and are very »+FRO^- A single investment. They offer great lover of field sports in the abundant FISHINAR PRESERVED head of game, the facilities for 8 1.N THE rivers and pools, and their vicinity to TNONTH? ° £ Carriers. Caerwys is noted for its THA-ITI?00, fairs, which are a great advantage to on TVI» .00<^) AN<* WILL be increased and extended burh IJ>,0-MI? -ON railway from Mold to Den- Cariitnl J PAS3 through part of the property, TOD ^AVERSE and give access t6 all the lots, in TH» T TO THE south of the town are ircluded Ùl the picturesque vale of Ysceifiog. Particulars of inav be 9O„„ NS L^E '°T8, are in preparation, and prinoinal IN^°N AI?^ AFTER THE 1st of June next, at the St ANNH W8 I hotels AT Caerwys, Denbigh, Rhyl, ON aonlfenVi Z^1' AND CBE8TER! and may be had M K ° MR BEU> agent to the Mostyn Estate, KNI?O YW11; T0 MESSR8- Davidson, Carr, and SL W O1"'WT™'8 HAI1» 22' Basinghall-street, Lon- UO^ IS.Y • of Messrs. Newman, Lyon, and Newman, 7, HIA^S Bench-walk, Temple, and Yeovil; of Messrs. • A?D HULBERT» 10, New-square, Lincoln'S INN, W.L.; and at the Land, Timber, Auction, and Estate Offices of Messrs. Leifchild and Cheffins, 62. Moorgate-street, London. To be Sold.—Price jBMO. A ^wVE^Y-VRON^St11^ PAf!D0.CK' «M*«d near Coed & The Property measures about Seventeen Acres. The Mineral belongs to the Lords of Mold.: Apply to Ralph Richardson, Esq., Cranford, Exmouth WILLIAM OWENS Saddler & Harness Maker WHITF0RD STREET, HOLYWEL^ WO. respectfully announces that he has just RE- ceived a large assortment of 1 Patent Enamelled Leather Leggings, and also Brown Tanned, of all SIZes and patterns, suitablé for Winter wear. HORSE CLOTHING of every variety L 'T]&. T .1 —COMPLETE. Leath^ Portmanteaus, Railway Wrappers,1 Waterproof Chaise Aprons, and Driving £ e8\^ngle and Double Texture Mackintoshes, of the best taa- terial, made to order. EDWARDS & ROBERTS, Wholesale -d^taU^w HeroUt,, EVERY description of British and FOREIEN TIMBER Boards, Planks, Laths, Felloes, Coffin-boards. &c. ftc., always in stock. Alto, BRICKS, ese. YARDS :-Dee Bank, BAGILLT, and Halkyn BT., HOLYWELL. Timber valuations correctly mads. READ the New Medical Work entitled DEBILITY ITS CAUSE AND CURE, or a Warning Voice 0" Cure of Nervous Debility, Loss ol 8ociety, I^cal wBhight' Lassitude' Indigestion, Dislike to tigUessupsB, DepresSon88]sr Musov,ul?;r .Relaxation, Languor, Consumption, Insnr. j' whlcl1' lf neglected, result in is illustrated with S'H ^5 Prc"iature death. This Work patients, showing,"1™?:? or cases and tesimonials from cured; ^ith plain dirpnt- treatnient by which they were and vigour Sent nost-frci18. Perfect restoration to health directed envelope, enelo«in<»i0 any address, on receipt of a Messrs. SMITH, 8, Bur'NN O? postage-stamps. Address :— W.C. ur-on-crescent, Tavistock-square London, Consultation by Letter without Fee. F MESSRS. SMITH will FOR TVL FEE* suffering from NERVOUS DEBIT.rrv of persons aescripton of their cases (enclosing on receiving a envelope for rcpiy) and a written rm? stam.P«d directed directions for the'most successful treatm?,l»n w.ittl advice and ^EASRS. SJUTH, 8, Burton-crescent, London^ W'G'1" Addre88 THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND, MAY 12th, 1864. CAPITAL. Subscribed Capital, ) In 10,000 Shares of £ 100 each, £ 42 paid. ( Capital Paid-up, J 25,000 ditto £ 20 ditto, £ 12 ditto. { £ 2,100,000. j 30,000 d tto £ 20 ditto, £ 8 ditto. ( £ 960,000. j Reserve Fund, P,209,452 5s. 2d. Number of Shareholders, 1,693. DIRECTORS. RIGHT HON. LORD ERNEST AUGUSTUS I CHARLES BRUDENELL BltUCE, M.P., 7, St. George's-place, Hyde-park Comer, S.W. CHARLES HEATON ELLIS, Esq., 49, Harley- street, Cavendish-square, W. I GEORGE HANBURY, Esq., 42, Great Cumberland. street, Hyde-park, W. JOHN OLIVER HANSON, Eeq., Great Winchester. street, and 4, Dorset-square. JOHN KINGSTON, Esq., 6, Crosby-square. > J. M. LAURIE, Esq., ^faxwelton House, Dumfries- shire, and 4, St. George's-place, Ilyde-park Comer, S.W. HENRY McCHLERY, Esq., 29, Finsbury Circus. WILLIAM JAMES MAXWELL, Eeq., Richmond, Surrey, S. W. HENRY PAULL, Esq., M.P., 33, Devonshire-place, Portland-place, W. SIR JAMES SIBBALD DAVID SCOTT, Bart., 33, Leinater-gaidens, Hyde-park, W. RICHARD BLANEY WADE, Esq., 68, Upper Seymour-street, Portman-square, W. HON. ELIOT THOMAS YORKE, M.P., 124, Park- etreet. Grosvenor-saure. W. DANIEL ROBERTSON, Esq., Honorary Director. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Esq., EDWARD ATKINSON, Esq. Joint General Managers, 112, Bishopgate Street, London. E. A. WILDE, Esq., Solicitor, College Hill, London. JOHN MINET LAURIE, Esq., in the Chair. REPO It T. The Directors have the pleasure to submit for the consideration of the Shareholders the 3ist Annual for the year ending 31st December last. port, The year 1863 opened with improved prospects of Trade in the manufacturing districts The reduced pro- duction of the Cotton manufacture in the year 1862, owing to the diminished supply of the raw material led to an exhaustion of stocks, and a corresponding enhancement of price in the markets of the world, which gave a general impetus to manufacturing activity, and proved a material abatement of the Lancashire distress. The encouragement thus afforded has been found effective in stimulating the productive energies of othel countries in furnishing a better supply of Cotton. The abundant harvest which supervened in the autumn increased the accumulation of capital and gave additional prosperity to the home trade, leading also to the formation of a variety of new schemes, financial and otherwise, tor developing the resources of the country. The value of money at the commencement of the year was 3 per cent. and rapidly rose in the month of January to 6, but descended again by the end of April to 3 per cent.; a reaction ensued by the end of May to 4 per cent., at which rate it remained until November, when it gradually rose to 8 per cent., giving upon the whole a fair average for the year, and thereby enabling the Directors to submit the following very favour- able statement of accounts, which they trust the Proprietors will deem highly satisfactory. 1863 rC8U^ year a operations is as follow :— Jan. 1. £ >est or Undivided Profits, at 31st December, 1862, as exhibited at Annual Meeting in Alav, 1863 181,764 1 2 Add balance of Premium Account. 68,290 0 0 Total £ 250,060 1 2 Leu. Bonus declared and paid in cash in 1863, out of this, amounting to > 46,748 17 7 Reserved Fund nl apart in Government securities £ 203,311 3 7 Dec. 31. Net Profits of 1863, after making allowance for bad and doubtful debts, and 1 paying a bonus of 10 per cent. to officers £ 192,397 17 5 £ 395,709 1 0 Add undivided-pmfitg carried forward from 1862 o. 4,971 0 10 Total £ 400,680 1 10 Deduct. Dividend on Company's Stock, paid July, 1863 £ 33,631 16 8 Ditto December, 1863, paid January, 1864 36,000 0 0 Bonus of 6 per cent. ditto ditto o. 60,400 0 0 Undivided profits carried to next half-year 10,000 0 0 129.931 16 8 Leaving. 270 748 6 2 Out of these profits the Directors propose to declare, in addition to the foregoirg Dividend and Bonus paid to Proprietors as above stated, a further Bonus of 7 per cent., making toe division of profits in 1863 in all 21 per cent. upon the paid up capital to 31st December, free of Income-tax, amounting to £ 63,000 0 0 Leaving reserve £ 207,748 5 2 which, with the premium of 1.704 0 0 realised from the 426 new Shares voted last year, increases that fund to t209,452 6 2 The suspension of two private Banks and one Joint-Stock Bank at Hereford has led to a considerable accession of business in that locality. In order to remedy the inconvenience caused by these failures the Directors have established a Branch at Ross, with entire success. With a view also to complete the chain of connection with our Welsh Branches, it has been deemed advis- able to open a Branch at Chester, and more recently an agency at Newcastle Emlyn, where no Bank previously existed: at both of these places the prospects of fuccesa are of the most encouraging character. After some considerable delay in adjusting the boundaries and lights with the owners of the properties adjoining the Bank premises in Bishopsgate Street, the Directors have adopted a design furnished by their Architect of a new building, which they believe will form an elegant and substantial structure, and prove adequate to their requirements for a long period of time. The works arc now making rapid progress and the Directors nope to hold their next Annuil Meeting in the new premises. The Directors have come to the full conviction that the interests of the Bank require that its operations should be extended to London at the earliest possible period, and they trust that measures may be devised to effect that object. There are still some technical difficulties which the Directors would wish to see removed before calling on the Proprietors to sanction such a course, but they can have no hesitation in assuring the Shareholders that they will allow no time to be lost in unnecessary delay. The following Directors go out of office by rotation, but, being eligible for re-election, offer themselves accordingly, viz.:— JOHN KINGSTON, ESQ., JOHN MINET LAURIE, ESQ., and The Honourable ELIOT THOMAS YORKE, M.P. THE ABOVE REPORT HAVING BEEN READ, IT WAS Resolved anattimously-That the same be adopted and printed for the use of the Proprietors. Resolveå unanimously-Tbat JOHN KINGSTON, Esq JOHN MINET LAuiLijt, Esq., and the Honourable ELIOT THOMAS YORKE, M.P., be re-elected Directors of the Company. Resolved ananimonsky-That the best thanks of the Proprietors be presented to the Directors for their very.' successful management of the affairs of the Company. Resolved unanimously-That the thanks of the Propriators be given to Mr. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON and Mr EDWABD ATKINSON, the Joint General Managers, and to the Branch Managers, and other Officers of the Company, for their efficient services. Resolved unanimouslv-That the best thanks of the Meeting be presented to the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair. Extracted from the minutes by ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, EDWARD ATKINSON, Joint Agents and Managers." PRIZE MEDAL! I INTERNATIONAL .Ii8t. EXHIBITION, 1862; AWARDED TO V JOSEPH SEWILL FOR EXCELLENCE IN WATCHES. -0- MANUFACTORY, 61, SOUTH CASTLE STREET, RIGHT OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE, LIVERPOOL, MAKER BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY THE "QUEEN OP SPAIN." -0- WATCHES forwarded FREE and safe to any part of the kingdom upon Receipt of a remittance A WRITTEN WARRANTY WITH EVERY WATCH. IF you are in want of a good WATCH (warranted to keep correct time) send a Post-office Order to JOSEPH SEWILL, Watch Manufacturer, 61, South Castle-street, Liverpool, (directly opposite the Custom Housed who will, by return of Post, send a first-class Watch of the description required, guaranteed to keep good time-exchanged, if not approved of. I SEWILL'S PK1ZE MEDAL! Silver Horizontal Watches, Jewelled and Warranted, at £ 2 2s., £ 2 10s., £ 3., and £ 3 10s. each. SEWILL'S PRIZE MEDAL! Silver Patent Levers, Capped, Jewelled and Warranted, £ 4, £ 5, £ 6, £ 7, and £ 7 10s. each. #SEWILL'S PRIZE MEDAL Gold Horizontal Watches, suitable for Ladies or Gentlemen, £ 5, £ 6, and £7 each. SEWILL'S PRIZE MEDAL! Gold Patent Detatched Lever Watches, Cases 18 carat fine, suitable for Ladies or Gentlemen, £ 9, £ 9 108., £ 12 12s., £ 14 14s., £ 16 16s., and £ 21. SEWILL'S PRIZE MEDAL I RAILWAY WATCHES, in Gold and Silver Case* expressly manufactured for every description of engineering = '? purposes, railway travelling, and hunting; to persons requiring a really fine, accurate, and substantial Timekeeper, THESE WATCHES WILL BE FOUND 1N V ALU ABLE, Gold-R13, £14 10s.-16, 18, and 25 Guineas each. Silver— £ 4,—6, 8, 10, and 12 Guineas each. An immense stock of Presentation Watches, in Gold and Silver, of the finest quality and Magnificent designs. SEWILL'S GOLD CHAINS In the newest patterns, with Patent Detector Swivels, Li I Is. 6d., E2 2s., 13 10s. each, free and safe by post. Captains, Shippers, and the trade supplied on the most reasonable terms. GG- NOTE THE ADDItrS.The oldest Watch Manufactory in LIVERPOOL, 61, SOUTH CASTLE STREET, right opposite the CUSTOM HOUSE. 1fE Money Orders to be made payable to JOSEPH SEWILL, Liverpool, I;" ,'? THE CADIZ, OPORTO, & lIBItt WINE ASSOCIATION, £ CHIEF OFFICE, LONDON". tPer Per Dozen. Bottle. (Sound Dinner CLant 138, Is. 2d. 4 Rose, Red 22s. 2s. Od. Sauterne 88. Is. 8d. Jtargundy 15s. Is. 4d. Champagne 368. 3s 2d. I)itto. prints 228. 2s. 0d. t Ditto, Superior 48s. 4s. 2d. < Ditto" pints 269. 2s. 4d. Per Per Dozen. Bottle. Sparkling Rock 48L 4s 2d. Ditto Mosell 48e. 4s. 2d. Household Sherry. 20s. Is. lOd. Superior Ditto, Crown 28iL 2s. 6d. M anzanilla. 40. 8s. 6d. Port, from the Wood 208. 18. IOd. Ditto. Diamond Grape 2giL 2s. 6d. Ditto, Fine Old Crusted. 44L 3s. lOd. THE ABOVE WINES Can be had from 3, POWELL, Grocer, Well Street, ROLYW LL, ;oi k*8 been appointed Sole Agent by Uxe above Comr-ai.y for Holywell. ^Extract- of apiecJi made Sj^Kr. Gladstone in the Uouse*of Common& on the Wine Duties:— 'r: There. are immense facilities now for introducing good Wines; and however i-ricredfble it might appear to •pine honourable gentlemen, GOOD WTNE could now bo had at 14s. per Dozeu (cheers).and it was because the Government bad let LIGHT and AIR into what had before been a CLOSED VAULT, that the present hubbub had arisen. New Wine Merchants were springing up, and they were selling WINE at less than HALF the price for which the same description of Wine was sold two or three years ago. This was, -no doubt, a great shock to the habits of tie Trade (hear, hear), but a great advantage to the public." V EST A B L ISH E D 1 8 1 2. PROCTOR AND RYLAND, "t IN CALLING ATTENTION TO TIIBIR SPKCIAL PREPARED BONE MANURES, Have much pleasure in stating that they will be found of very superior quality, and the moot economical oftVre i to the Agriculturist. TURNIP, MANGOLD, AND POTATO MANURES Have produced results of the most satisfactory and remunerative character on every description of tillage land. WHEAT, OAT, AND BARLEY MANURES Strengthen the straw, increase the quantity, and improve the quality of the grain in a very marked degree. BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME Has been proved to be the most economical source of Phosphates f^r the growth of luxuriant root and corn crops. GRASS MANURES, For mowing or grazing land, are very effective in improving the herbage. The preparation of Grass Manures is regulated according as they may be required to be more or less permanent in their character. i Oppiew .-CORN EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, CARR'S LANE, BIRMINGHAM. MANUFACTORIES: — .1 BIRMINGHAM, WAITW ICK, BRISTOL, AND CHESTER. J- i,^ GORSEDD. A TEA PARTY will be held in the National School \J\ Room, on WBDNESD.VY, the 8th of JUNE, 1864. Tea on the Table at half-past Three o'clock. The proceeds for the benefit of the School.- Admission:- idne Shilling. Service in Church at Six. fx/3 1864. I The Brynford Tea Festival, ECOND WEDNESDAY IN JULY, (being the CJ eleventh anniversary.)—Tea from Four to Six ■clock.—^Admission, One Shilling.-The Proceeds— purtly towards the Damane.done'to the Church by the orm on the 31'd e 3, and partly to- ;J.IMi ôrêb at 8. Mitint Gilead Chapel, Greenfield, i TEA PARTY, on MONDAY, the 4th day of JULY, 1864.—Tea on the Table at Four o'clock.—Ticket, One Shilling.—A PUBLIC MEETING will We held after Tea, when addresses will be delivered by the Rev. J. ARGUB, and other Ministers and Friends. The Proceeds to be applied towards Colouring and Painting the Chapel. VÍlA WARDEN FESTIVAL. THE ANNUAL FES1IVAL will be held for the Benefit of the Funds of the Ha warden Literary and Scientific Institution and the Second Flintshire rVolunteer Rifle Company, on THURSDAY, June 16tb, 1864. By the kind permission of Sir S. R. Glynne, Bart., Lord Lieutenant of the County of Flint, and President of the Institution, the Pleasure Grounds and Gardens of Hawarden Castle will be thrown open from two till .pine p.m. Dancing on the Castle Green will commence at Three luck. Green's professional Band, Liverpool, and the Hawarden Brass Band, will be in attendance. Tearrom Two till Five in the Boy's School Room. No person can be admitted to the Park or Gardeni-, Or to the School Room for Tea without a Ticket. Refreshments on the Castle Grounds can be supplied pt a moderate charge. Tickets may be had from Messrs. Minshull and Hughes, Eastgate Row, Chester; the Secretary, Librarian, and Members of the Committee, Hawarden; the Black Lion Hotel, Mold Hawarden Castle Hotel, Queen's Ferry; Mr. Timothy Gregorys Queen's Ferry; Mr. Joseph Ellis, Butkley; Mr. Jonathan Astbury, Nortbop; and the Observer Office, Holywell. Price—Is. 6d. for persons above twelve years of age, and Is. under that age, if taken on or before Monday, the 13th of June; after that date 2s. and Is. 6d. respectively. WM. BENNETT, Hon. Sec. TUESDAY, JUNE 14TH, IS THE LAST DAY Y FOR TICKETS. 1864 —NINTH SEASON.-1864. ART UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN. ONE SHILLING- PER SHARE. 745,791 Tickets have been sold in the eight previous drawings, and 8,865 PRIZES distributed, including 2,127 Paintings, in amounts varying from L150 downwards, being ONE PRIZE in each F4 Tickets. The DRAWING for PklZRS will take place on SATURDAY, JUXE 25TH, 1«64, and will consist of upwards of TWELVE HUNDRED PRIZES. FIRST PIUZE. "AT HOKE." .J. F. Herring, senr. 125 Guineas. SECOND PRIZE. "NORHAK CASTLE." E. ).. Pettitt. £ 80. tn the Exhibition of Works of British Artists, Man- Chester, and about 230 other Paintings from;C75 down. [Particulars in Prize Lists.] Tickets, ONE SHILLING each, entitling the bolder to one chance in the drawing, may be had from the undermentioned agents; or will be forwarded direct by. ;the Secretary on the receipt of envelope (stamped and directed), together with postage stamps or post-oifice order for. the number of tickets required. JAMES G. LAW, Secretary, 39, Oxfordtstreet, Manchester. LLCAL AOBNTS :— Messrs. James Davies & Son,"Observer Office j Holywell. MnP M< Evans, Bookseller.l) Messrs. Pring and Price, Booksellers, Mold. ———————————————————————————————— v ESTABLISHED 1835. 0 F P, I C E F 0 R P A T E N T S, JOHN DAVIES, C.E., AND SON, 66, CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL. The Pamphlet ARE YOUR LETTERS PATENT VALID," price 6d. SELF-HELP TO PATENT LAW, in the Press. Wines, Spirits, Ales, and V London Porter. WINES. Port—Superior Old Crusted 4s. 6d. Bottle. Sherry-Superior Golden. 4s. U Marsala—Very Fine Old 3s. 3d. Claret—Genuine and Sound 2s. 3d. SPIRITS. Brandy—Pale Cognac 6s. Bottle. Gin—Hodge's London 2s. 6d. UM-Old Jamaica 3s. 3d. Atso Agent far Barclay and London Porter, in Casks, Bottles, and Draught. Home-brewed and Burton Ales in prime condition. P.S.—The above are of the best quality,—only one sort kept of each. THOMAS HUGHES, SPREAD EAGLE INN, HOLYWELL. V ESTABLISHED, 1826. THO II A S V I C X E R S' NrrttooBWtaKD BONE, BLOOD, AND ANIMAL CHARCOAL MANURES, Wonxs:-SANDBACII, CREWE, CHESHIRE; HAZLEHEAD, PENISTONE, near DONCASTER and MANCHESTER BONE MILLS. For further particulars and list of prices apply to MR. THOS. ASTBURY, GALCHOG, NORTHOP, FLINT'S; Agent for North Wales. All Goods delivered Carriage Paid, in 11 cwt.. bags V MICHAEL PARRY, Wholesale and Retail, TIMBER MERCHANT, &c. F Xi X KT T HAVING now discharged a PRIME CARGO of very superior Timber, consisting of ELM' RED and YELLOW PINE, BALKS, with PLANKS and LATHWOOD, &c., respectfully solicits orders for the same, which shall be immediately attended to, upon the most moderate terms. M. P. has also constantly in stock very superior OAK Timber, Slates, Laths, Boards, and other build- ing materls. Horses and Carriages for Hire. OLD ANTELOPE INN, WELL STREET, V HOLYWELL. RICHARD ELLIS RESPECTFULLY intimates that his Posting L\ Department is now replete and excellent and safe Saddle and Harness Horses may at all times be had, together with neat four-wheel'd and other Carriages. Charges strictly moderate. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers- v ———— General Music Warehouse, 245, BRIGDE-STREET, CHESTER ALL NEW MUSIC of merit as soon as published, at HALF-PRICE for cash. Parcels sent for selection at a nominal charge. New and Second-hand Pianofortes, Harmoninms, o%c., at .411 Prices. BOUCHER & CO., Music Library, Chester. /OLYWELL TIMBER YARD. EDWARDS~&~ KOBERTS BEG most thankfully to tender their grateful acknowledgements to their numerous patrons for the liberal support they have received as Timber Merchants, and avail themselves of this opportunity of intimating to their friends and the public generally that they have now added to their present business that of CONTRACTORS & JOINERS, and respectfully solicit the favor of public patronage in this department, assuring all parties who may honor them with their commands, that their orders shall at all times receive their best and immediate attention. Every description of Joiners' and Wheelwrights' work undertaken, either by day or contract, any Estimates for the erection and completion of every kind of Building forwarded on application. The most experienced and able woxkvanfttall times employed. THE STRICTEST ATTENTION r PAID TO TUNING ] AND REPAIRING. 1 XR. J. X. FIELD, Professor of Music, and Organist of ths Pariah Ohmrek, HOLYWELL, BEGS respectfully to intimate that lu> reoeivM Pupils for the Pianoforte, Organ, aad HarMfBHft. TiUna wm«pplieatkBw,» J. M. F. ilso wishes to announce that he has-openvd an Agency, in connection with his father's establish' ment at Blackburn, for the sale of Pianofortes, Harmoniums, Sheet Music, and every other Article connected with the Music Trade, and solicits an inspection. Sheet Music at Half-price. Pianos repaired and tuned by the year, or otJisntist. CLAREMONT COTTAGE, Holywell, Oct. 21st, 1863. To Chemists, Grocers, and Shopkeepera in general. THOMAS OWENS, V Joiner, &a., Whitford Street, HolywO, BEGS to announce that he has now on Sale a ltfg* and miscellaneous assortment of articles tufarinHr adapted for the fitting up of Shops, and mn consist of:— Very superior Mahogany Counters. Extensive ranges of Drawers and Shelves. Handsome Show Glass Cases and Pier Glass. Very massive, large, and chaste oinamental Glass Bottles. < Several hundreds ef Stopper Bottles, beautifully la-bulled, And. an infinity of other articles requisite to fit upon establishment of the greatest respectability. Am early inispection is respectfully solicited. LEWIS'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT FOE BOYS AND YOUNG MEN, RANELAGH STREET, LlVERPOOi^ This House of business was established to supply the rising generation with every wearable rrqulsit* of the very best kind, at prices entirely lower than similar goods could be produced elsewhere. BOY'S AND YOUNG MKN'S CLOTHING. Previous.to the opening of this Establishment had been sold at exorbitantly high prices, and the Proprietors seeing the want of an Establishment exclusively devoted to BOYS and YOUNG MID, were induced to commence this business, and it has quite met with the approbatiofebf the Pubtw. It is gratifying to the Proprietors to quote the encomiums of Parents who procure their' Bon and YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING at this SstahtMtMMat. Such exclamations as the following are consta^ 2.—The Public are greatly indebted to yon. 3.—You are great benefactors to the Boys and Yoog Men *t Liverpool. 4.-What a world of trouble and expence you save Parents. 5.-The expenses of a family are considerably lessened by an Establishment of this kind. 6.-1 have dealt with you since you first opened your Eøtib. lishment, and must acknowledge your articles are the best cut and best made I have ever seen. 7.—I am not at all surprised to find your business iilcNMtar 80 much at every successive visit 1 pay YOU. These and fifty other similar exclamations an daily made by Parents. The Proprietors are aware they have not had one half of the population of Holywell and its neighbourhood to visit their Warehouse, but they feel assured those who have not will find it entirely to their advantage to pro- cure their Boys' and Young Men's Clothing at this Establishment, where every requisite for Boys and Young Men can be obtained. We believe that the keeping of good faith with the Public is the only foundation of enduring success, and on that principle we invite those who are unacquainted with our houatf to honor us With a trial. Boxes containing Samples of Goods sent out OlD approbation on receipt of reference in Liverpool A Chart of Fashion and Plan of Measurement may be had on application by letter. LEWIS AND COMPANY, RANELAGH STREET, LIVERPOOL. A CURE TO BE HAD FOR A TRIFLE ^3^' V/ BY HOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, and Uleerationt of all kinds. The cure of ulcers has won for olloway's Ointment an imperishable reputation, as this healing Ointment will restore any case however bad to soundness Many bad legs arise from imprudences, happening several years before and aJmoat for gotten; if, then, there be any doubt as to the origin of the hort's, tiie patient should read carefully what is written on se. Ildarv symptoms in the Book of Directions, as those sores m vcr heul soundly untiUthe systen has undergone a thorough course of Holloway's purifying ills Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, Diptheria and Bronchitis. Any of the above ailments may be quickly cared if Ibe Ointment be well and effectually rubed into the neck *)* chest twice a day, leaving the parts constantly covered jM" » rag spread with the preparation if this treatment be adopted promptly, in six hours it will effectually stop the most alanmnf symptoms. It must be evident that an outward applicaUoo applied to the seat of the disorder must be more effectual than any that can be taken by the mouth ol loway's 1'ill* should be used according to the directions in order to subdue irritation, inflammation or fever Youthful Indiscretion. how many poor women suffer from the indiscretion of husbands—which results in bad leg*, swelffngs, lost of health, and rheumatism—as they suppose—although it is nothing of the kind—but the effect of a certain disease taking bold of the system—no ordinary medicine can cure them, bseause the dis- ease has sunk deeply into their constitution Children often have sores, and bad heads, which do not heal, for the reason that contamination occurred before their birth Let all who may suffer from such causes have recourse to the purifying and healing I ropertieli of these wonderful Ointment and Pills, observing carefully what is said in the book of directions on Secondary Symptoms, which, if strictly followed, will effect auy cure of the kind, but it will be a work of a little time Both the Ointment and I ills should H "Nd its tA follotoina cases :— j Bad Legs Bad Breasts Burns Bunions Bite of Moschetoes; and Sand Flies Coco-bay Chiego-foot Chilblains Chapped hands I Corns (Soft) Cancers Contracted and Stiff Joints Elephantiasis Fistulas Gout Glandular Swellings Lumbago Piles Piles Rheumatism Scalds Sore Nipple, Sore-throats SkinMlise&ses Scurvy '< Sore-beads Tumours Ulcers Wounds Yaws I Sold at the Establishment of Pnovassoa HO(^OWAY, tit. Strand, (near Temple Bar,) London; and. *U TeoWtable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines, tkrbughout the oivilited would, at the follow ng prleos :-Is lido, 3a. 9dL, -is. od., I lg. 32s., and 33s. each Pot There is a considerable saving by takiag tlve larger aixe N.B.— Directions for the guidance af petieNts in every disor- der are affixed to eaafe Pot N.B.-lIolloway's Pills and Ointlamt can ballad of all Chemists and Druggists, Wilfc WIWa Directions, without -t-1 eapense.