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FREE FOR ONE STAMP. U f\T8KA8E AND IT8 SELF CURE." by the newly-discomed \j pme.. of LOW And Constitutional Treatment. Di.- covered abroad by a distinguished Physician, which supersedes eotiiely the absurd and futile English mode of treatment; the use of mineral poisoi.s, which destioythe Digestive Organs and confirm the malady, and the aid of certain doctor:, who profess more than they perform. A TABLE OP SYMPTOMS accompanies the above, which enables tile reader to detect the precise disease, and how t > aliply TUB CIKTAIN MODE OF ELF CURB," which is given away solely from motives of benevolence, for the benefit of the aftlidec1 public, aad will not be sold under any pretext whatever. This Is not an advertisement to get pO\!ltae-.talllp8. and can readily be dis- tinguished from that c'ass.—Send address, and the 'hove will be forwarded post-paid per return, by M.LANNBS, :0;:0. 16, Brook- stieet, Regent's Park, London. POST FRKK I''Ot fTWO STAMPS. EXTRAORDINARY DIVOYEIZY OF AN ENTIRELY NEW THEORY OF CURING DISEASE, B? INO the recorded experience of ti.irtv )'ar9 Spedal Practic(? in Great Britain Franct and America—with the latet S. tnti? ?e,, l,taiii, 'N'r. itedCi, e: ;I: ¡ i;J: i) e"t;i f); I: t; l I i 'U can practice for ?i'?".)f ??at?. S'lc r.   smallest co5t, thus avo din? doctor. K ,;Tu .ons. The -Nw MODI!" is an KXTi1 lW0,I1{1 Vo r ,nh erd p i- CO VERY for .he tr..t,?ut .? Setf-Uu? ,of ;:Jcrat::rL); :i: ;I'E:)t ¡I\l:$i'18tt '5t! r.c :I: efSpintt.LoM of t?.,?rg ?P;,I.titt?, in Limbs, i'lit, Sel'-distrust, Dijzine* Want of F,nv v ;iitII'i;J:Î$. '¡:I¡1iI;I.)tth' I;;i;:) I:S:\ in the Head and Ear*, indecision, Wretchedness, In"u;Ub, Discharge, Impaired Sight au.1 Memory, indigestion, and Umb. Prostration of thedId Meii- tal and Physical Incnp icity, &:0.: and supersedes (in th above complaints) l'ùiionoU8 Drug., which are iven under .<10"$ dis. guises, o the utter ruin of the patient's health. With Iuvaiua- le Information on Chemical and Miorosropie tests, which reveal hidden mysteries. Also HINTS TO THOSE CON I'iiMPLAT- ING MARRIAGE. l?"Ti?,. novel and ,dentille American di3co"Iry d,? tr.t,g the absurdity of the "lIglih treatment ot such case and will prove a BOIl to Snff6ring Invalids, who m., safely anJ speeJily regain pristine health and "¡gou,. by adopting the lHean p.- leutrd, Evening ^im.* "Anew and xlraord¡nary eia in th science of medicine."— Globe. 14 The important fact tb,,t t?,,e alarming compla nts may eaily be reotoveu ith -t D. ?,g, i clearly demonstrated, ?,d "Itii !y? entirely nw :md highly sssf.1 tre, ne;:t, as adopted, fully esplamed, Medical Review.' 111 order aU cianes m'. avail themselves o llie the author has not, and will not, allow the sam I'! to be sold, but he will lorw-trd it to those who send their address, "IHl two stamps for pastas* Address tI,u.-W. HILL. Esq., 31. No. 27, Alfred Pl tc Bedford Squaie. W.C. New edition Post fre for Two stamps. EXTRAOnDlARY SUCCESS OF THE NEW .MODE OF TREATMENT. NEVEU KNOWN TO FAIL. 8eventy Engravings. Pt-st free for 2 stamps open ends, or 12 Stamps in a sealed envelope. THE MEDICAL Al) VlsEB on premature decay of the system, and its speedy restoration. Chapter* on all the wore common diseases of the generate e )8tcm, with the oet means b) which the most obdurate cases may be speedily cured reu »rk9 on the use «.>f the microscope: observations on marriage; directions for obviating tertain disqualiifcations; rules and prelõnÎpliun8 for lelf-treatment, &0, By W. DR Itoos. M.D., 01 the Kcole de KedfCine. Pari4, Graduate in Medicine, Surgery, and M dwifery. To those who contemplate marriage its perusal is especially recommended.—The knowledge it imparts must come some time, and happy they who do not possess it too hte.-Cure i? :e,in &ad t?appy tt,e) jewl ?, .?,d Pf,,w are they which are not in,, ,rv ;ur?l a complete rc\olulion in the treat- &0._It is cale U"ted t? e4.?ect a colllplt?te revol?ttion iii the treat- ferer may cure himself speedily, p,?,.t,,I, and at the leait pObsibj cost Po;ronI long practical observation of the treatment pursued in the mot famous institutiolJs of this cnuntrv and the Contincnt, for those diseases referred to in the above work, the author has bad somewhat umuual facilities for acquiring thai uniform suc- cess which has hitherto characterised his practice, in which the di8tresin co.sequencesjresulting from the injudicious employ- .0, ?e r? ?r and 8,uÜ:ar dangerous medecines are entirely avoided, Wtingbetieflitcit? only reasonably be expected at the hanf\s of th: who d??.teieireli et ,,tte?ti?. to these di. eale8; & to such only can confidence be safely extended, Dr. Hell, refers with pride to the numbers he has been matrllmeutal in restor- ing to health and happin* ss; and to all who need such aid he offers every assurance ot speedy restoration. Patients at a distance .hould forward a detail of their ca*e by )?-tter enclosing the fee of gi h., when advice and medwine will be cut by retu" Foit-office orders to be made payable at the General Post Office, 1,.st.office orders to be iia( e PUa, y? er n er? St., 0.St., London, to WALTER DE lloos, M. D., IU. Berners St., Oxford St., London, At home daily fron li tLI 3, Sundays excepted. DR. DE'ROOS' GUTTÆ VITX, OR LIFE DDROI'S, protected by Ro?at Letters Patent of England Seals of the Faculty de France; Koyal College of Prussia, &c., have in numberless instances proved their superiority over every other advertised Remedy for lprlaturrhma, langour, latitude, want of eDery, depression of spirits, irritability, anger, excite- ment, fear, distaste and incapacity for society, study or business, indige3tion, pains and palpitatinn in the ?id?. giddiness, ?oi .?. in the head, impotency, impediments to m(\rriae, &(?. This medi- cine 8trengtlH!nS the vitality of tbe whol 8) teld. gives energy to the muscles and nerves, thus speedily removes nervous cothplaints, epilepsy, paralysis, &e., renovates the impaired powers of if,, and iovigorate¡;¡ the most "hattered constitution. For skin el"uptlon1 lore throat, painø in the bones, a'd those diseases in which mer- cury, saisapirilla, &c., are too often employed not only in vain, but to the uttei ruiu of health, its surprising efficacy has only to be tested. Before waiting valuable time in seeking aid from instruments, and other re f ab*urdities professing to s*t aside medicines, •ufferers will do well to m,ke fair trial of a remedy which con ??t?,i on scientific ,rinciple! cannot f-i" and may be carried about the person, or left any wi. ere without exciting a suspicion of its nature. Price 4s. 6d. & Us., or four ti, the latter t33.. p.r bottle, and in L p,k.ges (by which £ 1 12*. re .?d,) through alt Chemists, or direct from 10, Derners-street. Extracts from letters which can be seen by art" one. •• I am happy to that 1 was never better in my life, thanks to you and your m 'dioiue of medicines."D.P. St. a,h,'o?r ei cine has done me more good than any thin! I enr tOvk. Lissington. 1 shall not require more, thank God, and I hope he wiU reward you for what you have done for me.A. C" Hartlepool. If my tongue could speak, or my pen could write to express my grat tude to you, I should feel happy, but neither word nor pen of mine cali do so,"— H. A., Birmingham. II With- out you I should so>»n nave been in my yrave, hut now I am happy train."—D. F., F. Inverness. •• 1 can never thauk you suffi- ciently. Had I never reatl of the Guttae ViLf where or what I m ght hsve besn now I cannot tell,V.G.. Wet Pelton. PAINS IN THE BACK, GEAYEL, LUM- BAGO, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE OF Tlig KIDNEYS, BLADUKR.&c. K}pllst;.o<)¡:gÚ'ND RENAL PILLS are a most safe and speedy remedy for the abo\e d In{CrOU3 compbill8. dis- charges and diseases of the Ui. ar,, 0,?? eneuilr. ?i?h too frequently harass the sufferer over the letflil,. ,,?d end only in an agonilill death. They ",?e with the most delicate stomach, and in three days effect a cure when capivi, cubebs, &c.have utterly fai,, 4. Is. li,i., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6e1., lis., and 33s, per box, through all tnerauts. It I have bken your Pills and always derive great benefit from them."—W. W. H.. Queen's College, Cambridge. 41 have taken your Renal Pills with the most happy results. "-p. H-.Cork. Your Renal Pills did me more good than anything. —M. J. Dur?l1I « Sold by H. Hushes, Ctiemiet, Market Place Bangor and by at leapt one agent in al iioit ev cry but sti.uld difficulty occur, cucloe t:,e am,)?knt by r?t-offiee or otherwise, to 10, JJerllerø.t" Odord..St, London, and they will be sent securely packed pei ret CAU T,;i,ufferers shou Id guard against the recomnienda- tion ot mju:to\U imitations by dishonest vendor?, whn thus ob- tMn a larger profit. The genuine have the ?.rd. WALTER UB Ro19, Lo?,DON," print dwhite letters on the Comment 8bmp, to imitate which ii felony. DO YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR, WH SKEIII, MOUSTACHIOS, ami EYEBROWS ?—Of the numeroue p?,p.?i,ti.n. introduced for the 'll" have maintained such ?'br? ??.?'E DK?-S CfUNtLINH. which is guaranteed t, .y prod. ubc"e Ni I1,Fl CRIN.Lllqk,, ??inh? ?.ranteed ?PJ?'"???"?,?- eminently success- ?r i» nourishing, curling, and beautifying the Hair, checking rrevness in all it..ta?e., .tre.?thenin? ,e!k U..r and proven Fn;7i'INillI: In the reproduction of Hair in baldness, from w?er cause and at what,?,,r .?e, ONE TRIAL will prove its the bad sis of a beautiful head of hair. Price 29, per bottle large Istonishiiig power. In the nursery it is indispensable, for.?. bottle containing more than four times the ..all n,,s, 5s. each. "d by every Chemist in the world, or ent post free, on receipt 5? »4 penTr stamps, by Miss.. DR\S & CoijimLE, Hair R6- •torers &c'B9 Castle-street, .Newman-street, London, \V. ,X?,,CT, R,. LKTTERS :1 ,y h-i' rapidly conlin l in a week after Uilng your Crinilene it ceaeed. 1 Hickson, Eldon-street. Sheffield. In ? shorl; time of oi» fort-  \VilSden'I' t can no* bo t o a a.f hajr, hi.? nun)" Cdnnot; I was ite ?'h e c,r,,wn f y h,i he,? b,?,a  u ? in Tlf ?h .n the crown "?"'??. ?o'? ?t?e"-?. F iõ; Ci;l: 5Praiil:1'e.stret.- London. ?.'?.? O? ??' M.%NAOE31EN', OF THE HAIR," WhhkeM. &c., with Tettimoni?!, Lilt, of Agents, &c sent post free for four penny stamps. KNOW THYSELF! The Original Gra- I\. phioto?t MAKIE COUFELLE.continu..h.rtnid..nt.- MMinjt?.d useful delineations of ch?raeMr from the handwrttt? of tndhidui?. in a tyle peculiarly her own, and which can be bat badly imitated by those tvho prete d "f this b tif. desirous f 1, thir ow,? h. t?'i?i?. or?ho? o! ?y 'f?? 'houtd writinr. staling sex, ael or 'up"' d &c., with 13 ut?ct?t ??;t?°p??r?',?d ??pe, ''??i???? ■ft. (,. i.nn A nn W h?. thev will receive a length- ened detail of the talents, tastes, virtue*, failings, &«., of the writer, with many other things previously unsuspected, and cal- culated to guide in the every-d*y affairs of life. The thousands who acknowledge the value an18CCl1raC)' of M188 C.*s sketches, establish their great utility. Ii It i$ proulJUDced <Witeextraordinary."—Charles Hamilton. It You described my character so tru y, that I oould not have done it better. Lots is RiTiOr. I cann t too highl coplitncnt u. "-G eo.Stuckey. :nel L:keJ. c?m)¿cii'n:ruJ= .d Beckinghain, Newport, Mon. The chu&cter you ,l to mj friend Capt. H. is strikingly t. -E ?:.tRutt'. B8Q., HalJen. Tenterden. he bet judges pronounce it true to a 'f C. 1 You have given the exact chaTacter ot the persons. I am almost afraid how you get your knowledge. All I can 8titli its wonaeriui. ~a. u. bh:;on. mnIOd. "Some traits pointed out I believed to be to anyone bui m??"M0'Har<. CMhMtown. N??;? M??°?T?- Tares bsorio, returns many thanks for M8?. correct descrip- tion of her M.d'.ch.rMt.r.Uh.idford?.?,ChMt chh- Hanu.. COMMON SENSE ?N A 'L 18HELL! ?FVERY ?? HIS OWN "OcloK. For two tA,,Lurrerer.ma)- a'oid the !han chrome.), rup- ture-cunng. and other '1Vindlet who pLlbli¡Jl fictitious reyiewa and extracts f do not .exist, profess to cure dUeMe,r without iiiedicil^fli wi^1 other absurdities cruel thPV n?ai;,l i. 11?e Ir? of A?p W,man, _n,ive)t<-n!:a? in t^e treatment of debility, urinary diseases, inarital »»»• »"» ."J ''™ menl.t and lIenous affction8 re-ultuij ihcref.oni, m{iuenJa g«.ee on receipt of a penny stamp to prepay p '"t n- taining his highly successful on I)' sat| e • a £ ^en*i witb all t b a neces-,) tr di,c,,I h nfF»rprs mav > cure theID;;ehe. at trlftin¡ c081. A(ldreu Mr. Lawes, 1\Icdical Hand Court, Holbutu, London. AN UNUSUAL OrPOBTUNITY?' ?A Gentleman haing advanced money on a much larger Quan" tity of Wine than he requires, c.mdistiug of ver) flr6t.rate dry 0? Port, r?h f?t-a?o?d ?ort. and A VBRY 111111111 Pa'e Sherry, is willing to dliJpOf.8 of a portion to thl)le who would like a few do..n. of cboice wine at 48s. Addre" E. Eller, Esq. 22, L.gh.t?,.t, L..don, W. LEA & PERKINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PRONOUNCED BY CONNOISSEURS TO BE THB "ONLY GOOD BAITOE," AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH. EXTRACT of a LETTER from a MEDICAL GENTLEMAN at Madras to his Brother at WORCESTER, May, 1851. -'Tell LEA & PEttft[NS tllllt their SAUCE is highly es- teemed in India, and is, in ray opinion, the most palata- ble 83 well as the mOflt whole- some Sauce that is made." The success of this most delicious and "nrivallert cnndimen ha\'ill caused many unprincipled dealers to appl1y the name l ?? ?OMPO?-DS. the fUBHC ia tf.illy and .rne?ty r??edto.? that the nam? of 1,-?' & t'HRBt? are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER, AND BOI I I.E. MMUhctured bv LBA & PRRRINS, Worcester. Sold by CKO'SE & BLACKWKLL, London and all respectable Drus?MM, Groccrs, and Italian Warehousemen throuvhout tho World. ?'reM<t?Mt-e 0?? Nothing brings on Nervous Debility, Premature Old Age a;«?t?M Iluuan Life, "'M? </MM Diseases of I the Chest. UNDER THE AND ;H PATROAGR OF THE -V-T -AS THEFtSCtPAL CjuBEs £ NOBILITY. THE ONLY HEAL CURB WITHOUT INWARD MEDICINE IS p OPEll'S KOTAL BATH FLASTEPv^, for Coughs, A,tt..? ()(:n;. y îi;.tlr. ::i:iI' OOhO't. A:: H ^n? Couh, Influenza, Chronic Mrains, B»ui?es, L\mbago or Pain* i-'1 the Back, Spinal and Hh eumatiu Aff.?tin?, Di ?' -f t? Che?,?"'?"'?"? i the Chest, THOUSANDS OP WONDERFUL CURES. Pitchley Hal!, jear Marbro*, March 18, 1857. Sirs,ti'thtiea!t'te!t?)'atitud<:thatf")in'thMehwhn?. i?l order that utfreI'8 (;?ml)l;iint8sii)iilar totht,?.?d,r which t h.?, Y.,)f fb,).r?,l ?l..?e ??bfr, t8M. t have been afBietcd at wttrvals ivitb Croup and Spasms, and although I have tried many remedies, they ere all next to useless, until a short tune a^o when friend romiiv- from Sh ffield brought one of or Roper" Piastre; anlr siiue that time 1 have expel1cnced no recnr- rence of 11,p ol are ?t perfect liberty to make any use of this letttr. 1 remain, V01,« traly# ROBERT POTTER, I Sir.-Havinstrstelred remarkable benefit from Unper's Royal Bath Plast-r, I wistv'to ma.e my case known fortlie use ofothers. Some months ayo I (rt\+r*ht a severe cold, w ich broufiht on Rhak.. in? Fit.. These sett^d in mv ohest. I brc.une so ill that I in- quired constant attendtftice. Out of the Roper 3 Piasters was ap- plkd, whirh produced relief at on«.'e, and now I tiln fast progrese- ing to a recoverv.—1 am, SI*; yours respectfully, HANNAH ROBINsOX. To Mr. Reinbardt, Chemist,-Market Place Hull. Mrs. Granger, Whith.mi, Esses.-write.—I have received much ,flt from the use of your Kopet's piasters, once form a sprain of the back, and at another time forpaitt in tile side. Dated Feb. 5, 1857. BED-PUT 1.11 FAT# "O"TUS. il. M ? id?i, of l? 'ury, has g p?in to ?s Ri;l l\ Son "'of Plaiter, by  ??Wt!?m Dutson, Earl-street, B"y, for a severe inftan;- mation of the Lungs. He was bed-fast 101 four months, and IS q? it tie -.erlaiith? tgh i i through the tin?oty tMittance of your valuable Hoper'e P) ster, which be p,,??h.d t my shop. You are at liberty to make use of this in any way you think pro- pJr, for the be.,(It of the public generally. M ?? W. 1853, Unprincipled Shopkeepers, for the sake of gain, bavp vend.es. spurious imitations. Purchasers are therefore cautioned to NOTICE the words "ROPER'S ROYAL BATH PLASTER, en- graved on the government stamp, and the Proprietor's Autograph on the back. pl, F, pARED ONLY BY ROBERT ROPlm AND'SON, CHE, MISTS, On Medico-chemicul principles. Irom Britisli Herbs and-tbe uuma and Balsams of tbe Eastern Clime, where ''The tres drop balsam, nd on all the boughs Health sits and makes it sovereign as it flows." Full-sized Plasters, 1. 1r1. j and for Children, 9Jd.-eatn, or direct by Post on receipt of Is. 4d. or Is. each in Postage Stamps, Sold bv most Patent Medicine Vendors in the United Kingdont, B&WARE OF IMITATIONS :-Be particular and 1IIk, for ROPER'S PLASTER. R U P T U RES., By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. WHITE'S S0C-1OT LEVER TRUSS it, ?,o, I, e I spiing round th e body, i, recommended tq,wi .it.t. t".e'i li'Y application; 2nd, perfect freedom from liability to chafe or ex- c r ?e 3rd, it may be worn with equal comfort in any p?ion 0"" "dy or izht'4th, it d i .'its of every kind of exerdse, without the slightest inconvenience to the wearer, and is F,ri?ttly concealed from observation. .?? do n.! he'?a?. gh'e lo Ih.?cntion our ? unquiet approbation, and we strenuousl) advisc the use of it to all th.?,: ?tnd in need of that protection, which they cannot so fully, nor with the same comfort, obtain from any other apparatus or ?Ja?fion. that w'?h' we ?'e' th'? highest satisfaction in thus recommendiAg.Church and St.t? Gazette. Recommended by the following eminent Surgeons :-MiUiam Ferguson. P,.f.?.r of Surgery in Kinz'-? Co\\ee, SUtgOl\ to King's College Hospital, &c. C. G. ?h?. Esq., Surgeon ? the Royal Westminster Opha). n?c Ho?a?; W. Bowman, E?q., F.U.S., A..i?t?,,t Surgeon to King's College HospiUl; T. CaUaway. Esq Senior As- sistant ?.,r?nntoGut'6Ho9pita); W. Coutson. Efq.. Surgeon to ? Ni ,,dl?',H.I'T Mi?d Curting, Esq., F.R.S., bui ?.n to th, London Hospital W. J. Fi,her, Esq" urgcon-in- Chief to the Metropolitan Police F. Aston Key, E?q.,Surgpon to Prince Albert; Robert Liston, Esq., F.R.S. James Lnke ?q.?u?eontothe London Truss Society; Erasmus Wilson Bsq., "Iin. ny ot ere. '"? descriptive circular may be bad by post, and the Tr? (which cannot fail to fit) can be forwarded by post, on sending the circumference of the body two inches below the hips, to the ,Ufa?ture?, "?"Mr. WHITE, 228, Pi,??e'illy London. Price f., Single Tr.?., 6d. nd 31..6d. Postage, is, M Double 1,, 6d., 2?., nd 52..6d. Postage, Is. 8d. Umbilical,, 42;1., and 5,2.. 6d., Postage, Is. 10d. Post-office orders to be made payable to JOHN WHITE, post-office, Piccadilly. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &c. The material of which these are made, is recom- mended by the Faculty, of as  ELASTI( nieiltied by the Fa@ulty, I'H B TNN'PINTION foi ?d '?MPR??L'E? ?THE?ES? ?ENT.ON  °rt in allease$OfwEAK, ?E'sn?'?.e???tr' LEpcrs.  in texture, and inexpenbivi Hntl is drawn on like an ordinary Stocking. Price from 7i. 6d. to 16s. each. Postage, 6d. JOHN WHITE, Manufacturer, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDO smay be seen in the Crystal Palace. V- u (m" 1 r? A i7?, A N D.7? G X ) ? M? tLLUST?TED CMAL? ;:¡¡ r.n B k.LJ .:r. u t, I.i,U I C0SJT.WS cn-.UK AiMonms of«» »ir.tut«T, A:'f 1'l.S OF ROD"I FUR.U. ?OFtMBEOST'-AOSAHJf'MCES I Of A4°v AoV° BEDt'inc ??-MT F?:?? ?Y ror»T' Fr N,AUlir AC i vJKSP.S ?.?.-rc-rTE?.;? -.——?'-?? t-n?f,N? -=:=:
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CARNARVONSHIRE AND ANGLESEY INFIRMARY. WREKLY RnORT. Tn patienn remaining by last report ?g admitted since ¡ tt discharged cured  Jj tt relieved 0 r,-ai,i n he 1, .1 8 outatients 1:;¡,ic:t :l 1156 ditt, since ■••••• 39 Surgeon for the week ensuing, Mr. Hughl'e"s.' j 156 Vi?, the Very Rev. the Dean, and Rev. L. Slater. John R."land, Hon.e-Surgeon.
VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY.
VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY. Traffic for week ending Feb. 11,186U. £ D. 9 s. D.  ?J? Passengers 0 18 6 Parcels Horse.. Carnages,land Dugs 0 3 4 Total Coaching Trafhc 62 7 10 16 7 6 Good.oo.oo.oooo.oo 16 7 6 Minerai.oooo.oo.oo 14 10 0 1 0 0 U"St0k .oo. 1 0 0 T.C?i ?-? 31 17 6 Total Traffic for the Week 9t 5 4 fn," mrrpsnondin? Week last year 95. 10 .LUIoCIoI U" a.a .an- ROBERT ROBEBTS, Secretary.
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THE YOUNG PRINCE OF ORANGE.- We learn that great preparations are being made at Llanover to receive hU Royal Highnesa the Prince of Orange, he having signified his intention of visiting Lord and Lady Llan- over. We trust that his Roya! Highness may be in- duced to^ay a visit to Nort/ Wales before he leaves the Principality. POPULAR AND PROFESSIONAL CELEBRITY -The almost universal preference now awarded to Dr. de _I t. .11u løt1. Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver uu  IIQW'"1 to many inquiries from the uninitiated as to th.ec_M?sesO.t this high celebrity and popular estimation. One short reply is, that it is genuine, pure, and uniforii y and powerfully eiffcacious. But a ftil ther explanation may he afforded by a reference to the testimony of the nig est professional authorities. The eminent Physician Dr. Lankester, observes" I deem the Cod Liver Oil sold under Dr. de Jongb's guarantee to be preferable to any other kind as regards genuineness and medicinal efficacy." Dr. Cowan, of the Royal Berkshire Hospital, expresses his satisfaction that the profession has now some reasonable guarantee for a genuine article, tbe material old as Cod Liver Oil varying in almost every establishment where it is purchased and this state- ment is confirmed by Dr. Murdoch, who observes:—" I entertain a high opinion of Dr. de Jongh's valuable Oil, the results in my practise being much more satisfactory since I have administered it than they were when I used the preparations of Pale Oil usually sold by the drug- gists. I never could get two samples of them alike, whereas Dr. de Jongh's Oil is always the same in taste, colour, and other properties. My own opinion iso that it is the best oil sold,
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY…
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY TIME TABLE.-FEBRUABV, I860. UP'l'RAlNI:' DU",U'U | Mai' Man 1,- ESP'112' Man. Mall. ,ParI. I Mail ""?? "I*? 12 3'i ,1 12 UziTTirgX-„ pI, o JTOTT MSaUllA. UAI 4" Leave a noo?. I 9 d, P, Tfi 'i I'* *• P' +* rr KingBtown. 7 30 a.19 0\ j 0 730 I. 2 0 .I- 1 30 '• t "[ :i'iSU*«;s^ 'i »[ 8 24 j- ;;0 80 „. ?????: ? ? J ? Gaerwen •• •• j ••• 8 |2J 0 hj js iS ij "• •• ry •• •• J 29 1 #m 459 5 29; .| *• Bodorgan ? 1 ???:: Llanfair. •• •• | 49 j V, 5 27 5 56 1  .» '• •• 8 41 5 19 1 A 49 O Menai Bridge. 'O! 856 7 .0 527 556. I" II 10 Abe?. <. e? 9M 'i? ? ?? ?S!t.??? ''? a; g I gg ¡ 5¡ i gg ng A her *» 0 30 #• l 41 6 1 •• •• 7 35 6 40 Coxwfty 3)1 661 840942? '? .? 6?7? 935 311,146 6611' 9 35 i;le: L: 9"4 I 5 ¡ 2! ¡¡n i n1 L, Colwyn 7 9 9 53 q 644§? 18 659? B'3718 10 Rhyl 3 40 7 28 9 15 10 21 J 6;;6'3'104  4 3 0 ??0s'"? 93) 7 36 Mottyr: ¡g g 4, 2 .B46 7? 10 45 |8| 7 28|Poa B 10 .2. 8 4 5 j 8 54 7 59 10 .2.3 Mostyn 7 51 j 9 37 10 53 3? 73? 91 8 6 Holywell 4 5 7 09 11 1 f ^2 | •• 7 7 4M 3 10 36 I 813 ]o*i6 Bagiilt 8 6 | 8.7i 897 ?23 333 9M SJ7j.. Q..n 0 Ferry. 8 27 II 23 S 3 1 56 I" 1 9 2 8 7 I ..I ?.r 4 1\ 4 I Mail. 12 3 I I Mail'IM'iI: ParI. I ,IJa.I. Leave Il2 1. 2 3 2, P., 1 2 ?'i,, 121123,1 1 2 l2 12 23 1 2 L.?. 'I 2 I.?J_?Z" J?- -?- i a,m. p. m. a. m.! a. m. p. 'P? n.. ?• p, 'l.¡  ? arm7a- m."iT? P'T Chestr "1' 2 II .1 815'!2 0 I Ill! 230 4 10 13 Chesttr Sl' 815! 0 ??? ????'??? 741 632 Fii-t .I. 7 4! 6 32 Q? .2 30 8 43 li 28 3 58 aa*\ 7 s) • 2 30 8 0 G ii 8-6 6 51 I 8 I5I6 P 41 3U 4« I 10« Ut VI 'V..4 »» 5 »i72s! i: SS H i? )?, ?g 11 7 8f IS 5! S^u? 3i' $48 8 \i 11 7 S?:E:E:E:.h. ho-?? ? S.?!" C.1 wy. 41I 3 4 8191:: ::85 9 731 ?1l 0 2483 20?418 5 9 V 19 o 1Vt r00 ■ 8^?'?^ l;taa'1 I." ?i ¡g :I; I I n i:: Conway '1324'' 83'"10 g'14I' 320: 418 5M i!33)113la"l 9241891135 ha,orB.r.id.g. e 3i9? q" 0 92.'?104022545 -1 62.-)912 o 349 •• "I '• I It 13 10 4.9228 629 L,anfa.. '1 912 10: 23. I 63, i. I L". 112 1 5223", 63. •• « .I,"Ja',Brodge.193 .1043,22 ..I.. 6 ..I. c,o,955 1 .31321 7'30A* .:i TyCroes J » J? I' A^ T q on I i 7 20 A'M ».m- Holyhead j •3• 1 1° 5 ^U i I»I o 3 a30 ) I 730 1? 4 31 ? 9 95 5 45 10 0 I ?M Kingstown about 10 0. 9 9 55, á 45 10 0 á 4:;
VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY—FEBEUART,…
VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY—FEBEUART, 1860. UP TRAINS. Denbigli toBhyl. 1,2.3 1.3.3. i.& 2, ia&3 i,3,3. 12Par OENPtOB9" 820 |o|j "i"' | |« 5 I DE:>il'TGH. 820 10 4'1 130 345 Ii 0 St. Asaph 8 0 J 6 J1g(5 s- ? ?; H i mivL9 51125 210 «« Chester. !?'" 3 50 9 35 4 '1 Liverpool 2 0 6 5 íi,?v':l W-?. ?0 9. 5 Birmingham 13^ 4 55 fi-j. 9g l':fO' ¡¡ t, 2g 4 .5 2 4 "5. 9 30 7 5 9 45 PQvVN TRAINS. Rhyl to DenbigIL I & 2 1, 2,3.11,2,3.112 3 12P., -L-'=l a.m. a.m. a.m. London »• 6 I'j 9 15 7 30 Birmi)igbam 11 45 1 0 CarnafMn. 7 35 8 30 12 40 5 0 B:,ng?r 8 15 9 15 1 20 5 40 M?S'T)!< W'ringtn 10 0 12 0 4 30 Liverpoo f .6 50 12 4_ :c.of 8 16 \1 g I 6 3, RHYL (1 30 '? 1.50 245 0 8 0 Foryd, arri"? 9' 35 11 35 5 5 Rhu.idtan. 9't3ta5.S5I38)3 5 26 8 St. A?,ph 9 31; 12 20 ..R 5 13 8 13 St.A?ph ')5'!MM.g 5 3' 8 3 1) N B ,G i,1101 1,2 41 45 89 1r,
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I London II u u—LL ——— .hmo— BANGOR AND CARNARVON RAILWAY-FEBRUARY, 1860;. Vcek Uals. 1 -ty,.¡ Carnarvon to I & 2 1 & 8 T&-211.2 fc a j it. 2, & I & 3-1, 2, S,l, 2,«t 1 He 2 _"gor. __i_i- iI :113rd. Mail. Leave I ..m; i "m.m.! p:m. p,m. i p.m. p;n. j a,m: Leave ■ 83612'1 40 „ 0 I} 6 J 5 50 8 20 Carnarvon 5S13 46 i 5 6 6 "I 5 51 Gn'.ith'sCrM.i.— I; ?, .M 5 4 6 t56 .,t9.)t55S Griffith's Crossing 1 i 40 gS !a4?5t 16 4 8 659 14 111 'l'tebotth .17 ii6 851 12 II j. 5 21 11 6 II. T rebcrth :'°° 5) 5 14, 1 4?? 5 21 U 9 6 14 ;:g.e'IJ¿ } :etl!! g Y_'£-ai Bangojn..I 8 5 9 0 11 20 I Iff' •• & 3" 7 15 6 20 8 ..5. 1 Week Diw. T Sundays. 1 & 21.2,& !•&: a t.2,&ii. 2,&, to '<Tr?—?rr'&'z'TI ??T T?'?oo?. 3rd. Pari. 3rd. I Bangor to |i'-V! „ j i_- 1_ — — S ') „ m m n.m, rf.TOv p m. p.m. a.m'. a.m. I p.m. 3 56 4i 6 9915 5 33"56-??d ?6 Bang^or • l S i}n o 49 2 31 6 39 9 19 10 » 9 14 =r Ard e 9 37 ?o231 641? 91 otDnOn\ic,I.. 94 II \24'!650 9;O \10'2°\92:;1.. Port Dinortvic a 5' il 2 52 ■ 57 9 37 26' 10 35 9 40 1 C,i,,g ft 11 15 3 <H 7 5 9 45 4 10 27 9 32,
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I Carnarvon Arit ■ 11 NANTELE RAILWAY—FEE«ITAHY. "I I STATIONS. I N? Ne' 3' LEAVES J A.M. "J ???tl. U'? 3? ?' Eont Newydd 11 g 3; PwHh.i Road I 30 ;J 38 6 3, R?M L. 40, 3 38 612, Pen-y-groes *-s u 4 0 630' STATION'S. No. 1. No. 9, Ma. 3. No. 4. LEAVES A.Xt ArM. A.M. P.Mi. P.M. »I» U'IS *-» «« :r: 'nrM?.m »» II 30 4K 70 P?)iB.? 9M "37 4.? 7 7 BmtX''?' M'O ?M 4.? 725 Caernarfon Castle 10 M'S 4M 745 ISantlle "Ö..IA TlraTIA Ÿš" ;mt FAIRD ^YS a Train will reave- Caernarvon 1-a.rie at 4 p.m., mr renyero.
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i CHESTER AND MOr,D- RAILWAY-FDRUARY, 1860. in 11111ri Mold to Chester. -j.?-T?r?'M' i ? sun.iaya. '—??r"* »-,n^ ?'IS« 8 50 6^0 4 38 7 18 8 5a- 6^8 M.Id .8 3 11 3 I 4 8 7]8 8 5. 6 38 p.).)t?ood 8 8 81 443 723 859 6-43 p 8 I 12 44T 7 27 9 2 6 47 H.p<S? ,?<S?3991.ieM ^^r.3-ive TM 9 29 ,7.]0 DOWN TttAlN. cheda to Mold. ?p"r?' t 1 2 ^umiaya. Leave. a.m. p m. p m. a.m. a.m. p.m. Chester 9 2 20 5 2D *15* 9 45 7 30 Btott.tht'M. 9.8 228 !) 28 82;t9M 738 Hope9 22 2 42 5 42 8 37 19 7 7 52 Padewood 9*27 2 47 5 41 8MM)9 7 57 Honf 9.i)gs5255?s.47toitez !M?"rnVe 940 3 0 6 D 8M, 10 25 8 10
J IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOaN:-ToIlURSDAY. Lord REDESDALE 'l ould start for a r». ■ which w? that no racehorse should start for a  carr) ing a le8s weight than seYen t.?. At preset. ..rr)ing a '????"?"?? ?o ridi.ut.u? l?gh tth.tit was eviient they were only <?r.d to ell- courage gambling. The Bill was read a first time.. -nrrea- Lord ° Lord AlRUE. in  presented to Par- 1,,ent, which may have taken place between HEL?- AJUSTY'§- Gover;?nt and. HM. MAJESTY'S PI eni- potenthrMB reBpeet.i.ng ?the ?"?o?? ? o?h. treaty of" in ? motion, commerce with Franc hi"i?jeel; in this mOtiO& was to obtain an exptanat.o?n °?'? S? which had induced the GoTernmentt to s ? i on (he article in th« treaty wHch "o??"* this ?not M? o? hib; it the export of coal. t treaty fettered 0°' liberty of action and in ..{ r. between Franc# Uberty of action, an4 "'? compromise us if and mother country nughtBe ?.?? yc??pPromise us tf which might be deemed contraband of war_ m also be iniprious to the inmests 01 this country, in, Swwe hich SOTAfaSr, .JthSia BCOujftnt twryoS, uld:- country, that we shonld not be able to prohibit the up-- piy of coal to France, so necessary for maritime war- fare, before war was actually declared. ?re. before war wMactuaUydeo) which Lords Wood- A tengthened d.<c"ss.on ? ?.? ?r D.ke&of ,Ome?."t .d Argyle t?ok part,.the motion was agreed t0- Lord WODEHOUSE said he did obioct to -he mo- tion. Before the treaty such a prohibition wwoo, uldy have been resorted to when hostilities were impending, I and could i.dU be put in force.upon an emergency. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord J. RUSSELL, in reply to Mr. Lt:øNLL. ex- p,ffi i WMons which induced the Government Of ?e United States to eM?tude Bn.UMshsh.p?st?m MY participation in the trade between New Yk and raUfol^by ^anamr or Ca^ Hom, dewd to be a 0,ting voyage; and in answer to q.eatiom put by SiCr°R pSra ;Mrd R> T^rd the nature of the communications which P^ed be- tween Her MAJEsM's Government and Sardinia, Swit- ze?Md.Md France, on the subject of the cession of 6avoy. ?rC NAPIER moved a resolution That the recommendations of the Commissioners on Manning the Navy ought to be taken into consi- deration by Her Majesty's Government, with a view to carry out the principles of nuoh recommendations." He considered it. he said, a great dereliction of duty on the part of the Admiralty that, as far as regarded the recommendations of the Commissioners, we were al- most in the same position as last year. Lord C. PAGET proceeded to show that the com- plaints of Sir C. NAPIER were not well founded, and that the Government had not neglected the recom- mendations of the Royal Commissioners, but were carrying them gradually into effect. The motion was agreed to. Mr W. WILLIAMS called attention to flogging in the army and navy, and moved for certain returns, in- cluding the number of men flogged in the year 18o9, and the number of lashes inflicted upon each. He expatiated upon the cruelty of this (as he termed it) inhuman punishment, and read, among other details, the particulars of a case at Woolwich which awakened a painful interest at the time. He dwelt upon the demoralizing and exasperating effect upon the specta- tors of this debasing torture, whioh deterred men from entering the navy. ?The motion was seconded by Mr. BMSTOW. who ob. served that the time had come when this this de- grading punishment-degrading to all concerned- should be entirely abolished. Colonel NORTH accused Mr. Williams of making statements which cast a slnr upon officers without ascertaining their accuracy. He should rejoice, he said at the substitution for flogging of any punish- ment that would keep bad soldiers to their duty. Alderman SALOMONS confirmed the statement of Mr. Williams at to the cruel punishment at Wool- ich. "'?Md C. PAGET did not object to the moHen, if that part of it was omitted which called for the names of t eommandin¡¡o officers where men were flogged in the navy. Efforts, he said, had been made to lemen the infliction of this pnnishment, and it was intended to propose » reform of the naval crimina code. I' Mr. BUXTON was oPopinion that discipline could be maintained as well without the lash as-with it. In the best Continental armies it was unknown,, and discipline kept up in many of- our regiments and many of our ships o? war witho4A flogging. Mr. S. HERBERT poiated out the distinction between the composition of our army and that of the continental armies which were raised by conseription from all classes. A very strong authority must be exercised over a body like our army, raised, in so peculiar a manner,by a mode of pw sliment more rapid and sum- mary than was applied to civilians. Hht flogging was a punishment not unknown to civil life. He cited statutes in which flogging was tife penalty for- certain offences. He did not say that this was right,, but it was an answer to the objection that a rule was. applied to the soldier, from which the civilian was exempt. Since the ease at Woolwich, .which he thought a bad one, corporal punishment bad been, by ». wise, just, and humane General Order of the Commander-in-Chief, restricted to few offences and he wished that it should be reduced to a minimum. He, hopeil the house and the country would see that they might safely leave this matter in hands well able to deal, with it. The House divided, when the original motion was negatived by 124 to 46, and the return was ordered as amended. Mr. HENESSEY moved for a Select Committee to inquire into the present mode of nominating and ex- amining candidates for junior appointments in the Civil Service, with a view to ascertaining whether greater frcility may not be affoided for the admission of properly qualified persons. The motion was; seconded by Mr. STEUART, and after some opposition,from the Government, was ulti- niately agreed to. Sir J. TRELAUNT moved for Select Committee to. inquire whether it is in the. power of Parliament to provide, or of this. House to recommend, further facilities for promoting the healthful recreation and improvement of the people, by placing institutions supported by general taxation within the reach of the largest section of the ratepayers. This motion, after a short disenssion, was agreeitto Mr. LOCKE RtM moved for and obtained leave to, bring in a Bill for the further securing the Liberty of Religious Worship. The orders having being disposed of, the House ad journed at II) minutes to 1 o'clock.
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"As. You WERE!"—The other day, white a. tsll and powerful soldier of the line was swaggering in military style along Buchanan-street, Glasgow, his appearance attracted the attention of a young, ragged and bare-headed urchin, of seven or eight years of age, who was lounging about. The little fellow, fired with a spuit of juvenile waggerr. immediatety called out, "I say sodger." The son of Mars not condescending to reply, the little urchin trotted along at his heels, and repeated three or four times, I say sodger." At last the soldier was con- strained to turn about, and say, Well, my little fellow, what is it?" "As you were said the little wag. The soldier immediately performed" right about face," and proceeded on his way but with what feelings we know not. WILD BOAR IIUNT,-The Journal d'Alencon has the following The pack of hounds of M. Rattier de Verveines, 25 in number, lately hunted a huge wild boar in the forest near this town but after three hours' oliase, could not bring it to bay, though it stop- ped now and then to attack the dogs. Twelve fresh hounds having been set on, it at last stopped, and the dogs atticked it with great determination. It however ripped up several, and threw others in the air. One of the keepers having arrived, fired his carbine, but only broke one of the forefeet of the animal. The chief keeper then arrived, and fired two balls at its head, without, however, producing any effect. He, however, reloaded, and then lodged one ball in the boar's muz zle, and the other behind his ear. The last proved mortal, the auimal falling dead. It was then found that two of the dogs were dead, ten more mortally wounded, and that several others were more or less injured. The boar weighed 150 kilogrammes (about 3cwt)."
HOLYWELL. J
HOLYWELL. J BOARI, or GUARDIAN$.-The fortnightly L$Osru ul he Guardians "f ?,S; S &.W:.t- house. The Guardians who attended 7 were-the Right Hon. Lord Mostyn, (Chairman) Capt. MONtyn, Alex. Cope, Esq., LI. F. Lloyd, Qq.. '7 Messrs. B. Jones, T. Owen, 0. 3 ones, and W. ™es Mold, Mr. J. C?therall; Llanasa, Mr. J. WIIi.ams; Ysci- fl.g. Mr. J. Brown; Flint, Mr, K wm-ams^|t. ford, Mr. J. Davies j Northop, Mr. T. Webster. The present number of inmates the Honse 157.-In the Master's Journal was inserted °" pIj. cation by one Wm. Jones, belonging (p P i,h0f Whitford, who was, and had been for som i>jn a very painful state of illness, for 5$. eelly out-relief, and to quit the house, as he w?hed tt°,JLove t0 St. Asaph. The Guardians ?'8'y/<?"?"?? not ? leave the House, as they (as well rned.c officer) considered it utterly, unsafe for ^h^im e to do so but a he was bent upon his inclination, they comphe with his request, as" the Guard,anshaveno power 10 detain any pauper afflicted wirh lnfe^°"S though the said pauper may b9 it' danger of his life-" He was then warned of his risk in the prc3ence of a witness, as is required by the Poor-Law provisions, which were read by Capt. Mostyn. V ACCINATION.-The Board having noticed a lesser number than ustnll of vaccination cases f" the lait quarter, the Clerk was instructed at the previous meeting to communicate with the medical oiffcers, when the several replies which follow were read by tile Chair- man:- m M, JAMES WILLIAMS in answer to the Clerk's in- quiry as to the reason of there being so few cases vac- cinated in his district for the last quarter, begged to state that he had long since found that the mere atten- dance upon his part at the station WaS quite inadequate to the successful vaccination of all the children; and he had now for some time past male a practice of at- tending at their dwellings, and as that required much time and trouble, he found it difficult to vaccinate so many on that account. He suggested the issuing of appropriate notices to be distributed by schoolmasters at the different stations to the parents through the scholars attending the schools. The medical officers he had no doubt, would also gladly distribute such notices, as should it be the mean. of obtaining a more regular attendant o6 t..o Btutiom, they would be saved much trouble and annoyance. The CHAIIIMAN obMrved that Mr. WI11W sllg- egtion was B g,)od ?' ?r ?. ??ES Stted that having in the Flint listrict during the previous three months, vaccnatH ill the eliildreii he could find out, it left less woik to ?e d,,?-,e tr the ensuing quarter, Mr. J. WOLOTENHOLME stated ?''? notwithstanding his resuiar attendance at the Station week after week ?es did Mt present themselves. This was he presumed ?to?retuctance and apathy of the popo auon with reBrd to this imp?t?toperatton. andpar?yto the inclemency of the weather during tle last three ,)?.n,hs. ?r? ap H. PAMY etat.? that the reaaon he did not vaccinate the children in his district was, that n would not bke. The Relieving Oiffcers, in answer to the Chairnian, said that there were no cases of small pox in either o their districts. The following amounts were allowed the Relieving Officers to relievo the poor for the erisuin-m fortnight Mold district' £ 175 i Ilolywell ditto, XIGO; Whit- ford ditto, £ 125. A letter was received from the Overseers of Holy- well, respecting the alleged claim of one Jane Davies to certain property in the parish. The letter did not elucidate the question satisfactorily, and the Board asked the Clerk to communicate with Mr. W. Davies, the agent and co-owner, who receives the rents of thij property, not to pay over the money until the Guard- ians make inquiry, and ascertain if Jane Davies's claim is tenable.
QUARTERLY RETURN OF MARRIAGES,…
QUARTERLY RETURN OF MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS, FOR NORTH WALES. The last Qrrterly Return of 1859, presents satis- factory results. The country lias recovered from the depression of 1858. The marriage rate, which had been low in the two previous years, approached the average, A great number of children in excess of the average were born and, rotwithstanding the severe weather, the mortality was nearly at the usual rate in the last quarter of the year. Wheat was sold at the average rate of 43s. 4d. a quarter during the last thirteen weeftsof the year 1859; in the corresponding weeks of 1857 and 1858, the price was-52s. aud its. 3d. The price of this great article of food fluctuated little, and has been moderate during the-last two years. The average price of beef by the earcase at Leadenhall and Newgate markets was 8f mutton 5Jd: a pound. The price of meat fluctuates less than the price of bread but taking the mean of the two articles flu. r>rice has followed the same course as the price of wheat. So the price of potatoes, winch fluctuates largely,, and has an evident effect on the public health, was 14.0s.. 81s. 6d., and ro. 6d. a ton in. the last thirteen weeks of the three years 1857, 1858, au¡}.18¡¡:}" Pauperism hag- gradually declined the average nnmber of paupers in receipt of relief during the last thirteen weeks of 18518 9, were respectively 859,756, 828^55,. and 798)391. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Marriages. Births. Deaths. '??pt, D??. Dec. 181>7, 1858. 181>9. 1857.1858,1859. Nl.,hy.ll?th ..16 17,: 15 66 7, 50 51: 57 N .34 25 36 17.5 178 197 981?U' [3M6 Montgomery 33-35 15 IM 134 109 87 77 ?0, U?in'.iS:?.:4[:IM:'MtM M 9?99 FLINTSHIRE. Hot!?.41:4i!:Mr2t!9:27t27-!?M3SH DENBIGHSHmE. Wre?Mn 87 :.74,: 66 378 330 376 213 261 268 Rutbin 2&21 .19 lt3 108 109 76 63 75 ?'' A..Pb '.?.?? 58??4)77 167 137 121 L)MM9t. 1'Ii'M 77 80 89 53 49 M MERIONETHSHIRE. Corwen 17 r.26 19 t 108 I 99 104 4H>: 80 57 B il 8 5 7 21 45 33 24 28: 19 Dol&^lley 19 12 19 79 56 74 54 59 52 85 52 105 CARNARVONSHIRE. PwUUli 21 :.2i 27 137 135 173 88 93 133 Carnarvon 43 40 62 204 233 23i 146 118 ;.172 Bangor. 54 53 54 234 256 258 168 177 185 Conway 1& :.20 12 100 104 98 73 83 71 ANGLESEY. Anglesey 44,: 48 54 239 220 247 J89 167: 242 The following are Registrar's notes, for tbe Quarter ending December 3L, 1859:- lVfkEXIIAM; Hope.-Births 85 Deaths, 76. The number of deaths. is very large this quarter; 12 were from scarlatina, all of which occured on a high mountain called Bwleh (Jivyn, where the inhabitants have built a number of clod-houses or cabins. Some of these are not fitfor human beings to dwell in. The size of one of these cabins, now occupied by a family of 7, persons, is about 14 feet long by about 9 feet wide, and from the floor to the wall plate is about 5 feet. Water in some parts is very scarce. WREXHAM;, Wrexham.-Births 132: Deaths 1L8. The deaths are above the average of five corresponding quarters of previous years. Scarlatina has been prevalent in the district all the quarter, and 29 deaths resulted fcom it. LLANRWST Llanrwst.—Births 48 Deaths 33. The deaths are slightly under the average. Two cases of small-pox have been registered among the deaths, which is an unusually small number, considering the number of attacks and the spread of the disease. The slight mor- tality is mainly to be ascribed to vaccination, sanitary im- provements, and possibly to atmospheric and other hid- den influences. Most of the cases were of the confluent form. The attacks after vaccination have been remarka- bly, slight; scarcely extending beyond the papular or vesieular stages. FESTINIOG; Tremadoc, — Births 72 j Deaths 48. Small-pox, which has caused 8 deaths, and scarlatina, wbieh has caused 6, have raised the mortality above the average. CARNARVON; Ltandwrog.- Births 54; Deaths 50 Tbe deaths are above the average, owing to scarlatina and small-pox. Deaths from scarlatina 11; from small- pox 6.
THE SNOWDROP.I
THE SNOWDROP. I A snowdrop I pluck'd from the side of the road, And admir'd its beauty so rare I wondered what nourishment it could now have When the earth is so dreary and bare. How come you to grow, sweet flower," said I, When the cold winds howl over your head? The sweet sunny days of the summer are gone, And the beauties of autumn are fled." Metbougbt that the snowdrop with life was endow'd, To answer my curious request; It was with amazement and joy that I heard A voice in the depth of its breast. 61 1 grow," said the flower, by the breath of the storm, And not by the warmth of the spring; The frost, and the snow, and the grim tempest-roar, Do each to me nourishment bring. Alone do I grow when all nature's decay'd, A type of what hope is to man, 'Mid tempest and darkness Hlourish and live, And dangers complacently scan. "And thou, when surrounded by wants and foul cares, Despond not, but think thou of me For he who will nobly battle the storm. With happiness rewarded shall be," I IAGO.
SPOBrtrfO INTELLIGENCE.___
SPOBrtrfO INTELLIGENCE. S.a W. W. 1MH £ I. # Tuesday, 21-t "Ii.?. 'iErddig. Thursday, 23rd ??"C?dta. EX.:L:;2t;iliZ2; iachdayat halfl*;?. C-don. TH? MID-Y" Ponhtman M"? day,Fel).26th c?.wtei rwoweb: MTho.nrd.?d.y, Mrd ?,?, 11 30.
sHRPPING INTELLIGENCE.
sHRPPING INTELLIGENCE.  PORT PENRYHN, BANGOR.- w\'ea, the .?B??' naviea-Madnn, Parry-Mona. Thomaa 3-Madn'ti, Parr ?-iUmm.-E)u,or. .?Bl, j =,W? .?-S?ilt' Jones LS¡;;er;lnZ:'IJ;t ? "'Ë;¡:ll O?n- ?Lidy Fife. ?"??.?d ?-Sp.-c..hti. Jo. Express, Owen-H7er^ o jr ifif'thj_jane, Owen-Machno, Roberts Cipsey, H''8he8 h?.-Pla.,t, Willi.  koberti—and the Ann Elizabeth, Ered,-tlie Providence t" An. r ,n. "e", Exta,,utb', 1,1??d-He.. _Ucbecca, Wllliam8- S j??;?? ?""?' ?- the "?'°' 13w 8le c^nvo; Jan16-Arrive,l. the E?nor Wh.ny.t.. from Wwded- Lever Roberts, from Li"erpool-Jane, Jone3, from do °.Uret Hughes,from do.-Margaret, H,?gh,, from do KLiiizZ.t,obeettl u & *M1 ar, b.iltitl.s, from do,-G neva, ()%v 11 do. ton__jiersey, B.riaw, from Liverpool -Jai e%I ?i ro 'lioinas, fro o.- Hu?hM, from do.- ? t WUtiam'i from do.-Queen, Re?. trom do.-Mary, Parry, from Runcorn-relOl)eranct1', Jones, f,i, ?r p,l C, r, ,n. Cou^n^d^re^Jones^from Liverpool—and the Empress, Hudson. CoItJ1UIJdore, Jones, f. ro iv?r ool- t e Empres, Hudson, ?.?eCoI?bi?M??.for Lond?-Cr?nt. Williams for Liverpool. ?" ???o?ic, Feb. l"Arrived, the L?y, Tdjlor from Hesketh Bank-Good Intent, Parry from Glean.r, Wiffn.ill from d.?.e?'i?.fro?do?? Abraham, from do.! )1i,? Br..?h, D?,,ie,, from do.—Pearl, A^ti,fr9m Run- corn-Alice, ll'illit, f,ro"do_ ee Hive, li'chardsnn (rom Preston- Ann, Edwards, from Carnarvon-eat^1 °" Hudson, fiom do.-Henry & Ellen, Iaylor, from BRaanrl^,or r—IIddaa, Hurst fro n do.-and the i'.tnet. WiH.ams. from Ho >head. S?kd.-th.Thi.de. Q,?i n o R?, ?rah, Hu?"e« for Amt?eh-John & Be[9cy. At)e.)-?!)n'hfo? -'?? for 1lgo, -AKnes, Williams, for Liverpool-Majestic llu;hes, do.- Th?; E??'"?? d?-'I'-?'??? ?.n'S for '?-M"? Martli? Jotie?, for 1, verpo of 1) i,. for Poole -[.aura 1lIen, Evan::t. (or IJristo:-and the William & Iargaret. '?::???-Pe?:"C??-?.r.t Ann. Mary Botw.U. Vei"elsin Port,-Peomou Castle, Ma':Ilaret Ann, '1ary Dotwe\1, ?%I.ry Collina, Me? Merrilus, Z^bra, Antelope, 's; :hr: V?nerabte M iry Carr, Lord P?l,r-to.? ? ird, Olwner of C trioir?n, Gle,iner of Owl Mary  R?b D, Alice of Nevin, Cefn Amwlch, Ann, 11,? Hi?e'Ali-, Pearl, Olive Uranch, Mills, B", Reliance, Good Intent, Lively, Catherine Williams, Henry & Ellen, Ida, and the Planet. )'uRTfNLLAEH,Feb.t'?rrived; the Profit 8c Lo^y,  from the River Dee—New Dove, 1'holUu from Cdtherine, Jones', from Liverpool-aiid tiie Elizabeth, treeman from Barmouth. Sailed,-the Profit & Loss, Parry, from Lotidon-and the — Dove, Thomas, from Portmadoc.
MARKETS AND FAIRS.
MARKETS AND FAIRS. BAKtfott Feb. 17.—«e had A sood attendance at our marKet to-riai gnpnly moderate with a pretty fair transaction. Wheat, but ifoine iroivth, 46s to 4#s—barley, for malting purposes, 33s— do. grinding,6s to 2Ss—oat?, 2ls to 9:ji—oUmeal, 31s per 240 lbs. Beef. 5id to 7d per lb.—mutton, 6j l to 8d do.—veal, Sjd to 2i 2d per couple-salt butter, ill pots, 14d per lb.—fresh butter, 17d do.—egq?, Id each. LLHYL Feb 14.—The market fcere to-day was well attended nd much business done. The price of grain a shade higher. Wheat, 15s 6d to 16* 3d per IBS IUJ.—maltin? batley. II. to II. 3d per 117 do.—grin in? do., 10s to 10s 0-1 do.—beans, 13s to 15s tares do.—oats, 7, to 8s per 103 do.-red clover do.-salt butter, Is 3d per couple, beef, 6,\ t,7id per Ib.-mlltton, 6d to 7 d do.— veal,-6d to 7d do.—pork, 6d to 7d do.-sole!,9d do.—cod fish, 3d flh, 3d do. WK-XHAK — Our market was very well attended, but thepricer of grain was rather firm. V/heat, 7iJ to 7, 3d"—barley, 53 to 6s— oats 4* 3d to 4s 9d-potatoe,. 2s (W to 3s pe? mea'll!lre-butter9 Is 6d per lb. Beef and mutton* 6 f to 71ii per lb.—ej??s, Id each -fowls,-3s 6d per couple-geese, 59 each. 13.-This matlt^t was thinly attended. Wheat, ,6. to 16J 6-1— barley, 10s to 10* W—oats, 7, to 7.9<1 erhobbot. fresh butter, Ie 6d per lb.—ditto-tub, Is Id to Is 2d do. SHREWSBURY CATTLB MARKE*.—The best prime heifer beer sold from 6;¡-to 7d— per lb.-irterior cows, fro ftd tol?, -:r ib.-fat cal??3, 6^ per lb.—store caUle rather heavy of .P. usefal cows and (??l,e. in demand at fair prices;—fat eth.r shet-p, 8d perlb.—fat pigs. 6d-, lb.—aud stores-of all kinds much higher in price. LrvERPOOL.Feb. 13.-We had arpf^nfiful supp!n cattle at thiol day's market, including about 120 head of Si)a,}ih. The beef trade was very dull, at a decline of fully td per lb.—and a quantity was left U1Ht)ld at the cloeor tln- market. There was a small supply of sheep, but the wants ef the trade beiJ1 lirr-ited the mutton moved off slowly; still, WE" cannot quote any notice- able change in the ttiloe. Beef. 5d-t6 bid-mutt6" 6;d to 8id. I here were at marKet 2,37 beasts and 63!:J sheep. NEWCASTLE CATTtR M AEKBT.—Tbe beef trade was sluggish at barely late rates. The mutton trade was void nf animation, yet extreme rates were supported. P"rk was in a "err steady rate. Beef, 5s 6d -'0. 7 0d—pork, 5, 6d-t. 7, .d-per t. Sheep, 7d-to 8d-p"r lb. GLASGOW PIG IEON MARKBT.—The rket aq q i iet. N 1. ¡:l;' 593 6?l-bhipp?d this week, 9,600 tons—same time 1&1t year,. 9,8iJO tons.
LJVIHIPOOL, CORN ¡;OVCJ.fX,\u-:,¡;o,
LJVIHIPOOL, CORN ¡;OVCJ.fX,\u-¡;o, TUESttAY AND THURSDAY* There was a good attendance of buyers at our market on Tues- day, and a more general business done in Wheat and Flour than of late. at an advance of Id. to 2d. per 100 lb., on. the former and 6d. per sack on Flour. The other improvement in- price was Is. to Is. 6d. per quarter each-on Indian Corn and Pe8,1&. per quar- n il an,, Id. per bllbel on FeedingOats, 6(,. per load on Oat- meal, id to 2d. per buohdon Grinding Barl?y, i;.pdt.. oa Linoeed Cake. Ibrail Indian Cora sold 01 la 64; and Eg püan beam 3,. 6d per 4S0 lbi.; fine Canada p?.t? a! 3?:6' d to l?. per Linseed 6ake6. d per 480 lb? g U 6d per 60 IN town tnade 504 lbs.; grinding barley, 4ø to 4a lid per 60 1b8. town made linseed cake sold at £10 156., and choice thin American, in good bags, at £ 10 to £ 10 5s per ton. general trade to-day (Thurs- day), stands very firm, with fair purchases of wheat for shipment to Ireland. The following are a few .ftbe quotations ?,I, En gl*'k White, 10? Od to 11. 6d—ditto red, 9s 6d to ion, Irish, White, 9s 9d to 10s 3d-d<>.r"d.90 9d to 10s 0d'—flour, per 2801b. English and Irish Ex. Super..3S. Od to- 42« Id-ito. i superfine, 35s Od to 37. Od—oats, English and Scotch, per 451bs. 3. 9d to 4. Od-ditto Welsh, 5a 2d to 3. 6d—oatmeal, per 2^0 Ibo. English ani Scotch, Sis- 00, to 33i Od-ditt., Irish extra and fine cut, 310 Od to 32s Od de.
LIVERPOOL GUANO &SEED &c.,…
LIVERPOOL GUANO &SEED &c., MARKET, (From Samuel Downes, General Broker, Exchange Court, Liverpool.) FEll; 16,1860. Guano, no import; there has been a fair demand/>ales about i,l:t? 9, say 600 tons of inferior for export to A meri". which is anew f?.t.r? of 200 tons for h.- consumption. Nitrate of oda, import 13.000 lag,, sales 9«jaU, but the market is firm. Bone ash, rather more inquiry for caroes afloat, for c orts about l?b tons on .pot have bc»it purchased by sweulator?st,p the ?t..k held by the i.p.. t? r. is i.?igifi?anl. Owing to the cold season there has been a large demand for cakes, & English made ;c9 5s to £10 lOs-American. g9 8s 9d to ieg, 1 7. 6d— 'Mars.eilles, £8179 6d from the quavr and to arrive is offering at CS. to? to £ 8 I. at C F. and .,?-.eed, 2- tens -ld at ?ly > 7a 6d to £ 7 17s 6d—rape, gr.en, ,£5 to £5 5.-inferior. brown, £3 to 93 2s 6d per ton. Tallowi. ill steady request,, the supply is small, values well sustained. The market closed at the following prices :—Guano, Peruvian. £ 12 to £ 13 per ton—Ditto Upper ditto, £ 5 ?o 97d.-I,?h.bo?, 94 to g50' a, A:j t(' g3 )0e d?.-SaMinha Bay. 94 t0 iw» Os—Koon? Moori?, 94 ('9 to £ 6 0s do.—Pedro Keys, 13 t2£Kö1,f;tsnfa £o¡ d8;£50 oeJ: -bone ..h. 94 O? to £ 6 IN do.—ditto dust, £ 5 10. to £ 6 5, do?tinsee?-eake. American, £ 9 10. Od t?. L9 17r,1601 do.—ditto English, ICIO O. do.-cotlon-seed cak.. £7 70 6 to £8. O. do.- locust beans, 96 Os to £0 Oe do.-nitrate of soda. 15s to 17a per owt.—linseed, Bombay, 53a to 54s per <y.—clover seed, new red American, Oiis per cWI.-t1Ùlowlst P.Y.C., (50s 6d to 61s do.
l LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL.…
l LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL. PRODUCE. February 14. s. D. s. D. Hav, old, per 201b.. "6 I 0 13 Ditto, new Oil 0 12 Ditt ctover. O tf?O 12 Green clover 0 0 0 0 Vetehee. 000 0 Straw wheat 0 64 0 7 Ditto, oat 070 71 Ditto, barley 0> 6 0 0 0 t., in t, 0 00 0 urnip.,per tow 3e- 0310  S. D. S. D. Potatoes, pink eyes per 901bs 0 0 0 O Ditll 1 0 4 2 Ditto, white rock. 0 0 0 0 Ditto-, balshaws 0 0 0 0 Ditto, beldrums 0 0 0 0 Ditto.cattle. 0 0 0 0 Ditto seedlings 3 0 3 4, Mw?et W-,I,to" 26 0 2S a Manure. 5 6 6
LIVERPOOL DOMESTIC MARKET.
LIVERPOOL DOMESTIC MARKET. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 0.. 3. d. Beef per lb. 0 6 to 0 8 Mutton. 0 6 0 8 .tt 0 6 Lamb perq,r. 12 0 .15 0 Fresh pork. „ lb. 0 6 0 7 Salmon 2 9 3 7? Fre-h pork. lb. 0 6 0 7 Cod „ 0 3 0 4 Soles 0 9 0 10 Bret. 0 6 8 Turbotj. 0 0 '1 4 Haddooks.. 0 4 0 0 FreshLwtter 12?17 Salt do „ 0 10 1 2 Eggs, per 124 7 4 11 :teelk, 0 8 1 4 New ditto, per lb. 0 0 0 0 s. d &. Fowls per couple 3 0 to 3 6 D.?k. 0 0 00 60 4 0. 70 Rabbits, per cpl. 1 10 20 Pigeolls. 1 0 O Cucumbers, each 0 0 0 0 Strawber!ies, qrt. 00 0 0 Goosberries, pr qt 0, 0 0 0 Currants 0 0 0 0 Apples,perpeck.. 0 0 0 0 Cherries, per lb.. 0 0 0 0 Pine-apple.. Eng. a 0 8 0 Ditto foreign. 00 0 0 Filberts. 1 6 2 0 Grapes, foreign 2 0 fc 6 Engii, h. 00 0 0
I LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN…
LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. ueturn ot Traffic for the week endinir Feh. 19th isfifi passengers, C"?', HoMea. Ul?g-.i30,&W Merchandise,Minerals, and Cattle in ftffT [.Niiies open,-92 I Corresponding week in 1859 7  lotal '£ 71 497 V.VVV..V.V 29 277 37,854   [Mites opea.-89H.] A?re?te to this date (I860 £ 430,566 „ 1859 399.752 HUTH.—mis return embrace, both for the present andcorrM- pondmx penod. of 1859. th? TrafBc of the L.ncMtMMd ea°°H "w an('0^heaf ''lnes. but is exclusive of the Traffle of th » ??'- ShroP9hire Union. PrettM I a?nd ? Wyre, South Ji un"ct. ion, and jManchester and Buxton W- ways
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