Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

THE DENBIGHSHIRE CONSOLIDATED I MINES. (From our own Correspondent.) I An ordinary general meeting of the Share- holders in these mines was held at the office, 30, Great St. Helen's, London, on Wednesday, Mr. Francis Radall, j an., in the chair. The statement of accounts for twelve months, made up to the 15th inst., showed a balance of E115 lls. ld. in favour of the company. The following is the most important passage iD the Directors' report:—"The directors would urge their co-proprietors to regard the property as a most valuable one, and that it has required additional time to develope, mainly on account of the difficult ground at the 112 level; but as this drawback is now being surmounted, and the heavy expenditure hitherto found necessary is at an end, they trust the shareholders will unite with them in bringing to bear such influence as will secure the permanent success of the under- dertaking. The board are induced to make these observations in consequence of the anxiety so frequently exhibited when unavoidable delays take place. In the last report reference was made to Parry's Shaft workings, and the same remarks will aj-ply at the present time bat before again meeting the shareholders, the direc- tors expect to have 0 this valuable portion of the property in full working order, and as the lead ore discovered there was of such fine character, good returns must speedily foilow the draining of this vein. The Directors feel bound also to re- mind their co-shareholders that, after a careful I.. __L. .:J_L deliberation, a iar iuort: exLeuaive ueveiupeiueni was decided upon, and has been proceeding, than was at first calculated for. If these workings are carefully considered, every shareholder must feel convinced that the absence of dividends, so far, cannot be attributed in any way to failure bat rather to a judicious opening out of what promises, more than ever, to be a permanently valuable property. By April next the Executive feel corifident that the mine will be returning many tons of lead. A monthly yield of less than 40 tons will give 10 per cpnt. upon the total capital, including the new issue suggested, and this output is suggested from Parry's workings, without calculating any addition from the eastern mine." The agents (Messrs John Pryor, and John Edwards), in their report of the work accom- plished since February, 1874, having detailed the progress at different points, stated that allowing for all contingencies, there was no doubt that in April or May they would be reaping the fruits of their labours and outlays, and have such returns, as would fully compensate for all the expenditure incurred. The reports and statement of accounts were unanimously adopted. At an extraordinary general meeting sub- sequently held, the following special resolutions were unanimously adopted 1.—-That$he capital of the company be increased by the crea- tion of two thousand five hundred (2,500) addi- tional shares of three pounds each, the same to be T 1 i « i issued ana rateaidiy ottered amongst the present holders of shares in the Denbighshire Con- solidated Mines Limited, as entered in the regis- ter of members. 2.—That the said two thousand five hundred (2,500) shares be issued at par, j63 per share. 3.—That a payment of ten shillings (10s) per share be made upon application, and no further call for six months. 4. —That upon every application for ten (10) of such shares, a bonus of one fully paid (£3 )ghare be granted. 5.-That all shareholders not taking up their quota of the new shares within the time to be prescribed for so doing, do lose all right and title to the same, and that shares be left in the hands of the directors for disposal. It was resolved that a special meeting be held on the llth proximo, to confirm the foregoing resolution. and the usual ?proceedings. to the chairman terminated the vote of thanks to the ch&irmau terminated the

I- Markets. [ WREXHAM.—THURSDAY. White wheat (per bushlof 751be) 7s Od to 7s 3d Red wheat, new(per bush 75Ibsj 68 8d to 6s 10d Oats (per bushel oH6Ibs). 4a 5d to 4s 9d Malting barley (per 38 qts.). 6s 6d to 6s 11' Grinding do. 59 4(1 to 5s 6d Potatoes (per measure). 2? 9d to 3s 6d Butter (per lb. of 180z.). Is 1 d to Is lid Beef (per lb.) 9s 9d to Os IOd Mutton (per lb.) Os 9d to Os lvel Pork (per lb.) Os 7d to 9s 8el Veal (per lb.) is 7d to 68 84 Lamb (per lb.) Os Od to Os Od Ducks (per couple). 49 Od to 4s 61 Fowl (per couple) 3s 61 to 4a 611 Turkey cock" (per couple) 9s Od to Os tiel Ditto Hens 1( s 1 d to Us Od Geese (per lb.) Os 9d to Os Od Eggs 9 to 12 for a Shillicg. CHESTER. CORN.—Saturday: There was.a fair attendance to-day, with moderate supplies of wheat, whica had only a slow sale, millers being unwilliBg to purchase unless at prices the turn lower than last Saturday. 6s. 9d. to 6s. 10d. was the value of red qualities in good condition. In other grain there is no change to note, with the exception of Iadian corn, which is quite 6d. to Is. per 4801bs. cheaper. Old. New. Wheat, white, per 751b Os Od to 0s Od .Os Od to OS 001 Ditto, red oa Od to Os Od.6s ¡Ud to 7- t'1I: Baxiey, malting, 38qts Os Od to 0" 0d.6s 9d to 7s i d Ditto, gnndmg, 601b.. 03 Od to Us 0c.4s 9d to 5; 0d Oats,per 461b Os Od to Os 0c.3s 9d to 4a iidb LIVERPOOL. CATTLE. Monday There was a better supply of stock on offer, there being 2220 beasts and 9231 sheep, included in which were 100 Spanish beasts. The quality of the cattle was very much improved and prices a little lower. Bayers munerous and trade good. Prices Best beasts, 8d. to 9d. per lb. second ditto, 6J. to 81. sheep, 7d. to 9fd. CoitN.-Tuesday: During the week the trade for wheat has remained firm, and in many cases sellers obtained Id. 2d. per cental advance. Indian corn, with larger arrivals, has given way 6d. per quarter. To-day's market was well attend- ed, but a languid tone pervaded the trade, sellers of white wheat conceding Id. per cental of Fri- day's advance. Red descriptions, being remuik- ably scarce, were Id. per cental higher. Flour quiet and unaltered. Oats and oatmeal were both dull without quotable change in value. Beans firm at full prices. Indian corn was pre- ssed ex quay at Is. per quarter decline, making a reduction of Is. 3d. on the rates of this day week. Per Cental. lOOlb. WHEAT: a. d. s. d. Eng'sh,whiteO (t 0 0 new 10 0 10 3 red 9 6 9 10 American 9 6 10 0 red 0 0 0 0 new 0 0 0 0 OATS Per 45 lb. English 4 0 4 6 Westport,new 0 40 0 0 BAELEY Per Imp. Qr. English mltig.0 0 0 0 Foreign (601b)6 0 0 0 rish new 5 6 6 0 Per Imperial Qr. BEANS: 8. d. II. d. English 48 0-. 51 0 PKAS Per 5041b. Canadian 41 9 .42 0 INDIAN COBN: Per 1801b. American 39 6 40 Indian corn Per lutilb. meat. 0 0 0 0 FLOU: Per 2tsulb. English 47 0 .49 0 Frcnch 50 0 .61 0 OATMEAL Per 2401b. Irish 31 6 32 new 0 ti 0 0 fine cut 32 0 o5 0 SHREWSBURY. CORN.—Saturday: There was a full attendance at our market to-day, and, at a reduction of 2d per bushel, a fair quantity of wheat changed hands. Barley had a downward tendency. Oats. peas, and beans were very firm. Quotations at the dose were as follow White wheat, per 75 Ibs. 7s 2d to 7s 8d No. 1 red ditto, per 75 lbs. 6s 5d to 7s Od Malting barley, per 38quarts 6s Od to 7s Od Oats, per 11 score 10 Ibs. 213 Od to 26s 6d Beans, per 235 Ibs. 23a Od to 25s Od Peas, per 225 Ibs. 21s Od to 21s 6d Malt, per imperial bushel. 9s Cd to 9s 6d WOLVERHAMPTON. CATTLE.—Wednesday: There was a small supply of stock this morning; which met a fair trade. Very little prime stock came to hand. Beef, 8d. to 9id. per lb.; mutton, 81. to 9111. per lb.; veal, 7d. to 9d. per lb.; porket pigs. lis. 2d. to lls. 6d. per score bacon ditto, 9J. 6d. to lis. per score. COR.Wednesday: There was only a mo- derate attendance to-day, and bat a quiet trade was transacted. Wheat was somewhat easier in price; barley, oats, peas, and beans were un- changed. LONDON. LONDON, Monday.—The total imports of foreign stock into London last week consisted of 3,312 head. In the corresponding week last year we received 3,695; in 1873, 7,659; in 1872, 7,091; in 1871, 2,547; and in 1870, 6,009. Notwithstanding the unfavourable wealhfr, there was a fair amount of steadiness in the cattle trade. From our own graziag districts a moderate supply of beasts was received, but the quality was rather various. Choicest breeds commauded a fair amount of attention at late rates. The best Scots and crosses fetched 6s to 6:! id per Slhs. Of sheep a scanty supply. The enquiry was active. The best Downs and hilf-breds were sold at 6:1 8d to 6s IOd per 81b. Calves in mo- derato request, on former terms. Pigs quiet. Coarse and inferior beasts, 33. 41. to 4s. ditto, second quality, 4s. 6d. to 5^. 21.; prime large oxen. 53. 4d to 5. 8d. prime Scots, &c. as. IOd. to 6s. 2d. coarse and inferior sheep, 4:1. 8d. to 5s ditto, secosd quality, 5s 2d to 5a 61; prime coarse-woolled, 5s. 8d. to 5s. 10.1. prime South- downs, 6a. to 6s. 4-1. large coarae calves, 4s. 6d. to 5. 8d. ditto prime small, 5s. 10 1. to 6s. 4d. large hogs, 4s. 2d. to 4. 61.; small porkers, 4s. 10J. to 5s. 2d. per 81b. to sink the cffal. Total supply Beasts 2,410 sherp and lambs, 17,000 calves, 60; pigs 20. Foreign: 210 sheep and lambs, 4080 calves 15. Cop,i.Nlonday Last week's supplies of foreign wheat and barley were good, of maize liberal, and moderate in flour. English wheat, 5,712 quarters foreign, 28,988 quarters. The show of fresh samples from Essex and K-nt this morning was limited, the condiiion of the majority still very bad. The best dry lots went off at last Monday's rates, but inferior was still difficult to quit at the prices of that day. The foreign trade evinced rather more movement, and old samples sold at previous quotations. Country flour, 22,141 sacks foreign, 5,095 sacks, 12,503 barrels. The weather being colder there was less depres- sion in the trade, but the previfMis rates were not exceeded in country sorts. Foreign, both in sacks and barrels, went off slowly at unaltered prices. British barley, 3,528 quarters foreign, 26,535 quarters. Malting sorts found a quiet enquiry at the same money. French qualities were a better sale, and grinding sold steadily and without charge. The malt trade was quiet, with prices acnch as previously quoted. The increased supply of this grain lower the value of some sorts is to 2s. English oats, 378 quarters Scotch, 190 quarters: Irish, 100 qnarters foreign 1.095 quarters. The sudden falling off in the foreign supplies increased the value of tho "ram oa to is per quarter, with a fair demand for all sorts. Good harl foreign beans were in steady value, but soft new English were a slow sale. Peas for hog feeding were scarce and kept dear, white remained dull. In cloverseed more busi ness has been passing, at very full prices for fine sorts, and spring tares sold steadily at rather more money. Linseed, 8,784 quarters exports, nil, Feeding sorts fully maintained their lately increased value. Current Prices of British Grain in Mark Lane. WHEAT. Per Qr. Essex, Kent, red .42s to 46s „ po. white .45s to 50s 4 a s to 50s Norfolk, Lincoln red 42s t0 40-s BARLEY. ft Malting .3f.Js to 42s Distilling .39s to 42s Grinding 31a to 34s MALT. Essex, Norfolk, & Suffolk .73s to 76s Kingston & Ware Os to Os Brown .56s to 60s I RYE. New .425 to 44s OATS. English, feed 26s to 33s „ potato Os to Os Scotch, feed 0s to 08 Scotch potato. Os to Os OATS. Per Qr Irish black .26" to 299 » white .258 to 30a BEANS. Mazagan 43s to 45s Tick .43s to 44s Harrow .468 to 50a Pigeon .50" to 569 PEAS, Grey .c..42;¡ to 44a Maple .458 to 1711 White .4;8 to 4S. Boders 44s to i7. FLOTIB. Town made, per 2301ba .36:1 to 439 Household Os to OJ Country .3b to 33s Norfolk & Suffolk j ex-ship .29:1 to 30J C i) R-,i. -Wednesday There was no feature of importance at the grain trade at Mark Lane to- d. y. B lainess was very moderate, millers confin- ing their operations to satisfying current require- ments. English wheat in' short supply and different rates. Foreign wheat of which a fair, quantity was on offer, sold slowly at Monday's qaan 1 Y do t t h prices. The barley trade remained quiet, at the prices. 1. 1 d recent decline. Malt in slow demand, and prices recen h d d. f. 0 unaltered. For oats the demand is fairly active una er M I d at the late improvement. Maize quietly dealt in a former terms. In beans and peas transactions were restricted, at last week's reducLioD. Plour very dull at late quotations. HOPS.-Monday: Ho?s of the last growth ara! scarce, and very firmly held in co? sequence, but business in them ig  quieter than it was. Ye.rU,^°r a moderate enquiry prevails, are realis. .Dg aemewhat enhanced rates, ba foreim h? though equally as dear, are ? geMr?MXS' Last weeks imparts into Louden COMETS ?lea from Bremen, 63 Aakwup, 

Business Announcements.  PATTERNS of NEW SILKS or Dress 1 0 Goods free. SILKS from 1 GUINEA to GUlSEAS. Write to D. NICHOLSON and Co.. 50 i < St. Paul's Church Yard, London E.C. Estab- BsUedl843. ?. _.??— BiKER & CKISP'S for the Cheapest SILKS, VELVETEENS, HOMESPUNS, SEliGES, FKENCH MEltlXOS. And Dress Fabrics of every description for Evening. «>>ii(lin2 and useful Wear. Patterns sent Post free. ]!'I', lilXiKNT STREET LOXIION, W.  f r? tCIPAL BONOS to pay the Investor from 7 m t? IU per cent. The MONTHLY LTSTis NOW PF\DY ?"'? ca.n be had. post free, on application to ?srs Lord. (jibb, Clench & Co, 53, Old Broad Street, L.,)?". E.C. Y r E A S T YE ST YlSAST! HA;\)HUJ? ri'i'CH ?r D?NiSH i?i,intities of 7t?s. or upwar is fn'.h 4 times weekly '? ?er of B!.ANDY-and GENEVAS, Dealer in SPHUTS. IA WTORN, HULL. Established 30 VE:II>- 11ASSEN3EKS A* SHIPPERS to :di parts or the ? ",dd, ? i?hin? to secure the best accomodation  i„w.'st r.iti's, should apj?y for terms & SHIP- j\'(. i.?Tt" KA YE and CRAWFORD, 22, Great ?. H,.ku', London.  Established nearly Half a Century. rTr fJ-'v A H L ES A D 80 NS, 103, 104, 105 WHITECHAPEL, E., and 2, 4, (j S 10' li A" Iti, COMMERCIAL STREET. LONDON. tlOl'X* TiiV iiESlUENTS can have the full advan- taue of lowest LONDON Prices CAKPETS and GENERAL DRAPERY by Writing ior Patterns, which will be forwarded Post rree. ]1  F,, ?A:. AnnRKSS—I"5, BITECPF:ON(), E, CHEAP JKWKLLERY—Shopkeepeers will find )?..t assortment and lowest PrICS at MILLING- ?0\ 1?, Houndsditch. London, Clocks, Watches J L' t I I>. P. (' ¡I,'n Combs, Spectacles, Pen's, Pipes, Purses U   free, I]  C 1 I fre?,? Et(l. 1857. Cisli only. S! ()o-%I for sale, 40 x 20 also an CHI L'CH, 200 Sittings. Apply to S. C. HKMMISC & Co., :j, Moorgate Street, London. The Manufactiirer.s, who were awarded a Medal at the Vienna, Kxibition for such Buildings. "r WARNER, IRON MERCHANT, 1. EX. CHANGE PLACE, MIDDLESBOROUGH. B us, Phites, Sheets and all kinds of Manu- factured, Iron Scrap Irolold Rails. ForXnr.Y CASTINGS (of any weight) Flanged F I'W." )?'" ?'"? ?ced, ChiUed RoHs, Mill Forge C ljn ami I?"I'?''M' Castms supplied at lowest :i,issil'l>' rates by the SAVJLE STREET FOUNDRY ;v IN COMPANY Limited, Savile t Ha-t. ljjjd¡J. LI\I' > v H A J. I E ROOFING FELT. ONK PENNY per square Foot. ClU)C,GOX A- Co. MANUFACTURERS ? Ai?iott Wharf, 10, Upper Thames Street, London. c5ij, Squirt-, CA]asgow. ? Goree Piazzas, LiverpooL I HON* CHURCHES SCHOOLS & ROOFS. Erected by CROGGON and' Co. Albion Wharf, 10, Upper Thames street, London. .")'), George Square, Glasgow. 2, Goree Piazzas, Liverpool. AS v. STKAM. ATMOSI'HKRIC GAS ENGINE. Over j idOU So'n!.—Most economical motor up to 2 hnrstv CR<)->SLE\ BliOS., Great Marlborough Mveet. Manchester. /"11'A CROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE. c 1!) using this delicious aromatic Tooth Dentifrice, th" i-naiael of the teeth becomes, white, sound, and polished like tine Ivory, It is exceedingly fragrant, and iis,,fiil for removing incrustations of tartar. all Chemists, Pots, Is and 2s 6d each. (Get Cra croft's). J^ELLAK'S CORN PLASTERS. Boxes, Is lid. J^ELLAR'.S BUNION PLASTERS. Boxes, Is lid. Tlie corn plasters are a certain cure for hard or soft: MIIIS; the bunion plasters a proved remedy for bunions and enlarged toe-joints. Sold by all Chemists. DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS, &c., &c. ? DEi.I.A]: S ESSENCE for Deafness has proved un extraordinary remedy. It always relieves, gene- raily cures and i- strongly recommended by thousands vl;,i have derived benefit. It is quite harmless. Sold in Bottles, at Is ]>d and 2s iid each, by all Chemists. THE BEDFORD HEAD, MAIDEN LANE, COYEXT GARDEN. LONDON. Trlls HOTEL, for ,o many years the favourite Tfr4)111 Wrexh?m, Rua?on.and ji<riê dun;¡;: t':¡" life of the former Proprietor—Mr Ward, ha.- iir.-n entirely rebuilt, and is open now as in H itf-1 J'e¡¡Jet- with comfort and accommodation to i-iturs at a iijmlerate tariff. first H'ines and Spirits. W. LINDSEY, 11r Proprietor. £ |0; i.'Hs. COLDS, ASTHMA, jgllONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA. DI: J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.— A ;ew aoses quite effectual. Caution—TLeestra- ;r:: -:T medir-al reports on the efficacy of Chlorodyne • it of vital importance that the public should j ■■■'■: the zc-nuiiic,, which is protected by a croviTnnent bearing the words 11 Dr. J. Collis Brownes' —ridyjie." it ci.,ion of Vice-Chancellor Sir 'W. Page Wood, tivT.mes July Ki.lS(i4. W. C. WILKINSON, Esq., F.R.C. Spaling. 1 consider it invaluable in Phthisis and Spasmodic ")::dJ; th, bent-tit j.s very marked. tif New Galloway, Scotland. I consider it is the most valuable medicine known. iii I)ul -tl,.s, Is l'.d 2s 9d and 4s d, by all chemists Sui, m-:nal.icturer, J. T. DAVKNPOKT, Ho, Great Bus* -i.-s'.reet, Lonlcr., W.G. TH t OLD SWAN BREWERY, TAl',],,OT-'?Tl'kEET, WREXHAM (FOR PRIVATE FAMILIES ONLY), EDWARD LOVATT, PROPRIETOR AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, £ vnr -fi,r the P tllvincial Insurance Company, Cat:ic Food, the Wrexham Tent Comvany »k*j ^JAssEll.s PURE UNCOLOURED TEAS and 1A SHELL'S COFFEES. In Canisters and C2oz. to lib. Sold by Agents, ? ?' Chemists, Confectioneis, &c. throughout the ''?u-"<:i;. (hie Thousand additional Agents Wanted. For -l "Hus aj,;i!y to Casm'-U, Smith, and Co., 80, Fenchurch- .:r.lt! LIJ!i¡ Ill. RAILWAY ACCIDENT Mutual Assurance Co., 'Limit -d). SIR JOHN MURRAY, Bart., 'iiairman. ENt ;LE PREMIUM Covering the WHOLE •L, EXPENSE REDUCED TWO THIRDS. Pros- 42, Poultrv, London. W. BuLr, Active and Influential A gents wanted. A -^EiflCAN HAIR RESTORER. Large bottles, V "'?' Restores the original color of grey hair, !¡'I darken" all shades of red in a few days. The ,)"-st. ), ?,??-? Bottles, IsCdeach. J. F. "Y. M.I?.S.. \Vrexha;.t, sole maker. 554r H<J':st:Y'? PATENT BASS BROOMS. ;1 ?"h.i.?,,(.):; no veneer back to split o; no ?-?"-an?wiilstan.l any heat; be:mtifuHy ?'?''1 I:?t<?;tt!n-eeofthe old sort. !???. '"?'ked HOR.SEY's PATEXT LON- !«)\ ■IT''thad of all resj)ectable Brushmakers, 4)f tll i-esl)ect;ti)le Brii.,Iiiiialer.,i, ( j":i, ?'??'?'?- Wholesale of JOHN G. HORSEY ?' ?' t' o,, BroadwalJ, London, S.E. t, fur the BLOOD is the LIFE."—See Deuteronomy, chap, xii., verse 23. CLARKE'S 'V(JjtI.D FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE ]Hr<'i? ?LOOD PURIFIER A?D RESTORER in(I Ci,EA!-ING the BLOOD fr, -^LL IMPURITIES, c?uot be too highly .e^^ It <,1-1) ^"HKS, ???'" '?"<ATf;t) ORF, in the NECK, ('? .?'?SORKLE<;S, <t,, '? BU(,hIlL\IJS, or PIMPLES on FACE, ins s.L'llVhY s"iu:s, (W' sr LLCERS, Rsl ??" '? ?'?'' DISEASES, CH(? ? (?"-?DCLAR SWELLINGS, Ct T„\ M !'LAR SWELLINGS, C1.I:.AIIS  BLOOD ?'?? ALL IMPURE MATTER, filUM ?"?'?''?? CAUSE ARISING. As this ^xturu ? I'???Ht to the t?ste, and war- "ant d f 'do !aiited f re(, f roill mercurY-which all pills and most m-diciues fr ? '? ?? t-h'ng injurious to the most Plicate n of either sex, the Proprietor ->0 lCll; sutirer, to g-i ve it a trial to test its value. S 7J()u.and,' of :J'e.timf)nial¡.: from ??"- III L()ttles 2s:id each and in Cases, containing s, sufficient to effect a permanent CUfv in Ion,?cases' by all Chemists and Patent ??'icin\- or seut to any address on receipt of 2' en( or" or sent to an,)' address on receIpt of ? rial's. )? ? ??t ''o any address on receipt of F. ? Clarke, Chemist, Rih-street, LIXCOLN, "?esale A?nts: BARCLAY and SOXS, 1,ODON, and aU the whole- sale Houses. 1844c GALVANIZED IRON ROO F SAND BUILDINGS, CISTERNS, C ABLE STRAND fencing, HURDLES, GATES, CONTINOUS IRON BAR FENCING, PHALTE ROOFING FELT Lesö tka"¡ OKB PENKY per Square Foot Liberal discount for quantity. so SOTHERN, 134W 21, and 25, Reablas-Street, Wrexham. Business Announcements, NATURE'S PERFECT REMEDY FOB ALL KINDS OF WORMS. WILLIAM'S (PONTARDAWE WORM tT LOZENGES. There is no disease incidental to the human system that has so baffled the skill of the physician as the cure and removal of worms. The symptoms arising from the presence of these pests are so varied, and the old nauseous remedies still in use of purging with powders of calomel, jalap, scammony, &c., are quite inadequate for their cure, and thus the patient, after many yeas of treatment, often dies a lingering death, having been treated by the medical attendant for diseases from which he or she never suffered. It was this known fact, combined with the knovVedge that nine out of every ten persone suffer from worms of some kind, caused the late Jenkin Williams to make research in the vegetable kingdom for a remedy that may be taken by the weakest child or the strongest man, and which would destroy every species of worms detrimental to the human system without in any way injuring the weakest constitution. After several years ef study and experiments, which broke down his health, he was enabled to discover that much coveted prize, and so formed it into Lozenges that they become quite a palatable medicine, so that the youngest child will take them easily and their miraculous expulsion of worms, although not a purgative, is almost incred- ible, as millions of all ages have testified by the nu- merous testimonials, daily coming to hand. Prepared from the original receipt by J. Davies, chemist, Swan- sea, and sold by most chemists at 9jd., 131-d., and 2s. 9d. per box. Protected by the Government stamp, on which are engraved Williams's Worm Lozenges." ONE DESTROYING THIRTY-FOUR. Penrhewl, near Loughor, September 7th, 1873. Sir,—A very extraordinary thing has occurred at oui house. My little girl passed thirty-four large worms after eating a single lozenge out of a box of Williams's Pontardawe Worm Lozenges. I would not have believed it, had I not seen it with my own eyes. I have always found them much better than any pow- ders or lozenges I can get for my children. Yours obediently, MARY WILLIAMS. To Mr J. Davies. Any of the following symptoms indicate worms:- Variable appetite, fceted breath, acid eructation, pains in the stomach and head, grinding of teeth during sleep, picking of the nose, paleness of the counten- ance, hardness and fullness of the belly, slimy stool, with occasienal griping pains, more particularly about the naval, short dry cough, and emaciation of the body, often mistaken for decline, slow fever, and irregular pulse, sometimes convulsive fits-often causing sudden death, and heat and itching about the anus, which often causes them to be mistaken for piles. CAUTION.—None are Genuine! unless they bear the Inventor's Signature on the Wrapper around each box Jk. WILLIAAIS. And the words Williams'Worm Lozenges" on the Government stamp. Full directions with each box. 1650b ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is war- ranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary organs, in either six, acquired or constitutional, Gravel, and Pains in the back. Sold in boxes, 4s. Gd. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors or sent to any address for 6\1 stamps by the Maker, F. J. Clarke, Consulting Chemist, High-street, Lin- coln.—Wholesale agents, Barclay and Sons, London and all the Wholesale Houses. 993a L A'%IPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE is most agreeable and efficacious in preventing and curing fevers, eruptive complaints, and inflamation. It instantly relieves the most intense headache and thirst, and if given with lime-juicr syrup, is a specific in gout and rheumatism. 11;3, Holborn-hill, E. C. DR. SCOTT'S BILLIOUS and LIVER PILLS, Dwithout Mercury Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious & liver complaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &c. For habitual costiveness, as a family aperient medicine, & as a purifier of the blood, they are unequalled. Mild in their operation, they create appetite, promote di- gestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system. Sold by W. Lambert, Chemist, la, Vere-st., Oxford-st., London, and most Druggists, in boxes, 13Jd and 2s 9d. Wrapped in green paper. Take no other. GARDEN ECONOMY. cARTE RS' GENUINE SEEDS UPPLIED in Assorted Collections will pRO D U C E a Constant Supply of the B EST Vegetables all the Year Round Price 12s fjd, 21s, 42s, 63s, and 84s per Collections. All parcels above 20s value Carriage free, A Discount of Is in the £1 allowed for cash with Order. DETAILED CATALOGUES GRATIS AND POST FREE. Prize Medals—London, Paris, Vienna, Lima, &c. CA RTERS', The Rnyal Seedsmen, 237, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C. FIVB HONOURS AT VIENNA, 1873. PROM MUSLIN TO LEATHER. F Every description of Work is done by the cele- brated Lock-Stitch WANZER SEWING MACHINES from £ 4 4s. List free. 4, Great Portland-street, London, and 5S, Boar Lane, Leeds. CULLUM AND S H A R PUS, GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, MANU- FACTURERS, SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATE AND CUTLERY, 15, per cent. discount for ready money only. 13, Cockspur-street, Pall Mall, London, S. W. WE STATE with the very heartiest goodwill ?V that these PEX are nothing less than a literary indulgence, which make,; the very act of writ- ing a pleasure."—Hereford Journal. "They come as a boon and a blessing to men, The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Waverify Pen." Another blessing to men The Hindoo Pen. Sold by Every Respectable Stationer Post Is Id. Patentees, ilacniven d; Cameron, 23 to 33, Blair- street, Edinburgh. FOR PATENT HEATING APPARATUS, Patent FHot Air Portable stove" and Hot Air Gas Stoves for wanning Churches, Chapels, Schools, &c. —Apply to TRUsWELL BROS. and HOLDEN, 100, Nottingham-street, Sheffield. Apply for Prospectuses and Testimonials. S U x T O NtTS HOME GROWN SEEDS. CARRIAGE FREE. U T T C N S VEGETABLE SEEDS. ?S Choicest and most profitable sorts. Complete Collection for One Year's supply 21s. SUTTON'S F L 6 TV E R S E E Ds7 Best Hardy and Showy Kinds. Complete Collections 2s (id to 21s. SUTTON'S POTATOES for Planting, t? "A good change of Seed often prevents Dis- ease. Every one who has a Garden should read SUTTON'S AMATEUR GUIDE for 1*75, (miniature) the most practical work on Garden- ing, containing complete cultural instructions and beautifully illustrated. Gratis and Post Free. -t UTTON THE QUEEN'S SEEDSMEN, READING. THE PATENT CRUSHER Grinds anything, is use- JL ful alike to FARMERS and MANUFAC- TURERS Sole Maker, R. M. COLLINGHAM (late Thompson aud Stather), Engineer, HULL. Catalogues sent. Etablislied 1820. BOUCK & Co., LIMITED, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, MAN- CHESTER. Sulphate Copper, Nitrate Lead, Oxalic Acid. Prus- siate Potash, Chlorate Potash, Picric Acid, Alum, &c., &c. PUBLIC NOTICE. THOMAS LEWIS, general bill poster and advertis- iL ing agent, rents all the posting stations in and around Oswestry; hill poster to the Cambrian and Great West-ern Railway Companies. Office: Oswald Row, Beatrice-street, Oswestry, whera all orders mus be addressed. DIPLOMA OF 3IER1T, VIENNA, 1873. GOODALL's BAKING POWDER. G The BEST PEXY PACKET m the WORLA Ma?es delicious BREAD WITHOUT YEA?- PUDDINGS, PASTRY. &c., without EGG' BUTTER, or LARD. BREAD made with this Powder is much easier to digest and much more wholesome than that raised with Yeast, and a larger quantity is obtained from the same weight of flour. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEPTICAL OF ITS SUPERIORITY OVER OTHERS. Sold by Grocers, Chemists, and Oil- men, in Id Packets, 6d, 1/ 1(5, and 2/- Tins. Prepared by GOODALL. BACKHOUSE, and Co., LEEDS. DIPLOMA OF MERIT, VIENNA, 1873. GOODALL'S QUININE WINE. The best and most agreeable Tonic yet introduced For the relief of Indigestion, General Debility, and loss of Appetite, it is invaluable. Recommended for its Dunty by the Food Journal, Arthur Hill Hassall, M.D., Went- worth, L. Scott, Esq., F.C.S., F.A.S.L., F.R.S.S.A. &c. Sold by Grocers, Oilmen, and Chemists, in large Bottles, at Is, and 2s each. Prepared by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE and Co., Leeds. HEALTH, TONE, AND VIGOUR. DR. SWEDOUR'S "VITAL REGENERATOR." THIS Medicine is a safe, certain, and speedy cure JL in all cases of Nervous, Mental, and Physical DEBILITY. Of pure vegetable origin, it may be taken by the most delicate. Its effects are truly mar- vellous, cleansing the blood from all impurities, super- seding Sarsaparilla, Cod Liver Oil, and all preparations of a kindred character-in a word, infusing New Life. New Hope, and New Energy into the most depressed constitution. Emigrants, Ship Captains, and resi- dents in tropical climates, should never be without a supply of this splendid cordial tonic, as it is guaranteed to keep good in any climate for years. Price, lis. per bottle; four times the quantity in one, 33s. and in £5 cases, containing three large bottles. Purchasers of C5 cases are entitled to free consulta- tion with DR. SAMUEL SWEDOUR, 47, BERNERS ST., OXFORD ST., Either personal„ ly or by letter. LODON, W. Either perso:1ally or by letter. 2109f Business Announcements. SPECIAL PREPARATION. NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS Entered at Stationere Hall. THE "OLIVE CREAM," (Registered.) For Restoring, Promoting, and Nourishing the Growth of the Hair, and pre- venting the Hair, from falling off: giving it a Soft and Glossy Appearance. In Is. and 2s. Bottles. Prepared by J. F RANCIS, M.P.S. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, (EXAM.) HOPE-STREET, 1319r WREXHAM. CG. BAYLEY calls attention to his excellent Is o Packet of 5 Quires of NOTE PAPER, in wrapper, having a well-executed view of Oswestry Old Church. Sold only by C. G. BAYLEY, Bookseller, The Cross and Church-street, Oswestry. g ESTABLISHED A.D. 1848. THE WREXHAM ADVERTISER, DENBIGHSHIRE, FLINTSHIRE, MERIONETH- SHIRE, CHESHIRE, SHROPSHIRE, & NORTH WALES REGISTER. The County Paper for all Official Notices in Denbigh- shire and Flintshire. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CIRCULATION, 5,000. gAYLEY AND BRADLEY, PROPRIETORS. CHIEF OFFICES—LATE MUSIC HALL, WREXHAM Scale of charges for Advertisements: Per Line per Insertion. Parliamentary Notices, Election Addresses, ) Prospectuses of Public Companies, and > 9d. Government and Chancery Notices. Legal and Public Notices, Sales of Real) „. Property, and Miscellaneous I oa" Sales of Farming Stock and Furniture. 4d. Trade Addresses, Books, Charities, and) Public Entertainments. I 3d. Contracts for Trade Advertisements, if for ) 2d. six insertions ) Three months or upwards Is. per inch per insertion, single column No Ciedit Advertisement charged less than 2s. 6d. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES: Houses to be Let, Situations Wanted, Situations Vacant, Apartments Wanted I Apartments to be Let I I Money Wanted, Miscellaneous Wants, Lost or Found, Are inserted at the undermentioned charges:- One Insertion (20 words) Is. Three Insertions 2s. 6d. And 3d. for each additional line of nine words. Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, with any remarks other than the simple facts, One Shilling. All A dvertisements not ordered for a definite period will be inserted until countermanded. Advertisers are particularly requested to name the number of insertions when ordering Advertisements. Advertisers are requested to forwardAdvertisements as early as possible in the week to insure insertion and correctness, as it is only possible to insert a limited number received so late as Friday; the publishers though anxious to accommodate the public to the latest moment, cannot guarantee insertion when received after TWELVE o'clock on that morning. All orders for the alteration or withdrawal of Ad ver. tisemcnts must be received by mid-day on Thursday THE PETRIFYING SILICATE PAINTS. A. FOR HOUSE, SHIP, AND GENERAL USE. Manufactured by the Silicate Paint Company, Liver- pool, have no chemical action on Iro-i or other Metals, will stand any degree of heat without blister- ing. 1 cwt will do the work of 2 cwts lead paints. See Article in Engineering, 24 Jan., 1872. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. ENFEEBLED EXISTENCE. This medicine embraces every attribute required in a general and domestic remedy it overturns the foundation of disease laid by defective food and im- pure air. In obstruction or congestions of the liver, lungs, bowels,.or any other organs, these Pills are especially serviceable and eminently successful. They should be kept in readiness in every family, being a medicine of incomparable utility for young persons, particularly to those. of feeble constitutions. BILIOUSNESS, LOSS OF APPETITE, HEAD- ACHE, AND LOWNESS OF SPIRITS. These Pills affect a truly wonderful change in debilitated constitutions, as they create a healthy appetite, correct indigestion, remove excess of bile, and overcome giddiness, headache, and palpitation of the heart. MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS. If there is one thing more than another for which these Pills are famous it is their purifying properties especially their power of cleansing the blood from all impurities, removing dangerous congestious, and re- newing suspended secretions. Universally adopted as the one grand remedy for female complaints, these Pills never fail, never weaken the system, and always bring about what is required. INDIGESTION, STOMACH, AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. Persons suffering from any disorders of the liver stomach, or other organs of digestion, should have immediate recourse to these Pills, as there is no medicine known that acts on these particular com- plaints with such certain success. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Persons who feel weak, low, and nervous, may rest assured some serious ailment is looming in the dis- tance, against which instant action should be taken. These renowned Pills present the ready means of exciting energetic action on the liver, liberating accumulated bile, and lifting at once a load from the spirits and expelling a poison from the body. Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known in the world for the following diseases:- Ague. Asthma. Bilious Complaints. Blotches on the Skin. Bowel Complaints. Debility. Dropsy. Female Irregularites. Fevers of all kinds. Gout Headache. Indigestion. Liver Complaints. Lumbago. I Piles. Rheumatism Retention of Urine. I Scrofula, or King's Evil Sore Throats Stone and Gravel. I Secondary Symptoms. Tic Doloureux Ulcers. Veneral Affections. f Worms of all kinds. Weakness, from whatever I causes &c. &c. The Pills and Ointment are sold at Professor HOLLO WAY'S Establishment, 533, Oxford-street, London; also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout the Civilised World, in Boxes and Pots, at Is. 1., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lis., 22s., and 33s. each. The smallest Box of Pills contains four dozen; and the smallest Pot of Ointment one ounce. Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and can be had in any language, even in Turkish, Arabic, Armenian, Persian, or Chinese. lz FAMILY BIBLES, COMMENTARIES, and RE- P LIGIOUS BOOKS, in great variety, at C. G. BAYLEY'S, The Cross, Oswestry. c ASH'S CAMBRIC FRILLING. FOR LADIES. Combining ELEGANCE and DURABILITY.—Patent BORWICK'S Gold Medal BAKING POWDER. BMakes nice Bread, Tea Cakes and Scones with- out Yeast. OQIYC; AAA have been paid since 1849 d?<) < <L?UUU through the Offices, 7, Bank- buildings, London, E.C., for broken limbs and other injuries, fatal and non-fataJ for accidents of every de- scription. ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED) FOR General Accidents. J Personal Injuries. Railway Accidents. ) Death by Accidents; XI,000 at Death for zCl 10S. a Year. j66 a Week for X2 a Year. £ 1,000 at Death, and X.6 a Week for S3 a Year. All Accidents Covered. Manager. CHARLES HARDING, ESQ. Insurances may be effected at once. Prospectuses and lists of claims paid forwarded Post free on Appli- cation at the Offices, 7, BANK BUILDINGS, Lothbury, Loadon, E.C.; or to Mr. J. GLADSTONE, 9, Te mple-row, I and Mr. J. BAUGH, Temple Chambers, Wrexham, Agents. 1821 » Business Announcements. THE WONDERFUL BLOOD PURIFIER. 0 N B S A N D C O. ts O UNIVERSAL PURIFYING MIXTURE. Trade Mark—"Purifying Mixture." IMPUNITIES OF THE BLOOD, SKIN JL DISEASES, and RHEUMATISM, are speedily cured by this wonderful Purifying Mixture, It is most certainly the best pre- paration in the world for all eruptions of the skin, blotches, spots, pimples, black-heads, boils, carbuncles, ringworms, sore heads, sore eyes, erysipelas, itch, scruf, scrofula, scurvy, glandular swellings, cancerous sores, bad legs, piles, secondary, and all blood and skin dis- eases, and is highly recommended to all parties using their Heal-all Ointmant, being agreeable, palatable, and safe. Sold in bottles at 2s. 3d., 4s. Ud., and 10s. 6d. each, and in cases 'containing six 2s. 3d. bottles, lis each, sufficient to effect a perfect cure in long-stand- ing cases. JONES'S HEAL-ALL OINTMENT (Trade Mark-registered), OR EVERY MAN'S FRIEND. THE BEST APPLICATION KNOWN FOR EVERY KIND OF SORES. Bad legs of above twenty-five years' standing have been cured by it it a few weeks. For sore nipples, gathered breaths, inflamed eyes, ringworms, ulcers, burns, scalds, boils, pimples, piles, and for wounds of all descriptions it is recom- mended with confidence by the proprietors, who feel confident that one trial will convince the most sceptical of its value. Sold in pots at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. each. COUGHS! COUGHS JONES'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND, TOLU, & LINSEED-(Registered). THE MOST AGREEABLE & EFFECTUAL -L REMEDY for asmatic and consumptive coughs, bronchitis, winter coughs, difficult breathing, whooping cough, hoarseness, loss of voice, and all affections of the chest and lungs. One bottle inmost cases effects a cure. Price Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per bottle. JONES'S PATENT VEGETABLE PILLS FOR WIND, (Registered), ARE THE BEST PILLS IN THE WORLD for bad digestion, wind and pain in the stomach, liver complaint, jaundice, sick head- ache, pains in the chest, loss of apetite, flatu- lency, costiveness, skin disease, boils and pimples, palpitation of the heart, lowness of spirit, pains in the back and side, piles, pains ighd giddiness in the head, &c. Sold in boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. each. Sent post free for 15 or 36 stamps. Sole manufactuaers, W. JONES and Co., Chemists, 157, Great Howard-street, Liverpool. REMARKABLE CURES. A daughter of Mr Bradford, Stanhope-street, Liver- pool, was cured of large blotches and sores all over the body with Jones's Heal-All Ointment and the Purify- ing Mixture, after having tried the best medical advice in Liverpool for five years without deriving any bene fit. Mr Fred Houghton, Hale-Bank, Ditton, was cured of a bad skin disease, after having spent L56 in doctors' bills, with two 2s. 9d. pots and two 4s. 6d. bottles. 2, Birkett-street, Liverpool, 20th March, 1874. Dear Sirs,—It is with feelings of pleasure I write to inform you of the good effects your PURIFYING MIXTURE and HEAL-ALL OINTMENT has done to me. About six years ago I was bitten on the leg by a venomous reptile, which nearly cost me my life and I now declare to you and the world, after spending over zCI50 in doctors' bills to try and heal the leg, it is now entirely healed, after using only two 4s. tid. pots of your WORLD-FAMED OINTMENT and two lis. cases of your universal PURIFYING MIXTURE. The truth of the above statement any person wh. wishes may refer to me. Your very obedient servant, Messrs Jones and Co. JAMES SMITH. Baton Rouge, Louisana, U. States, July 21st, 1874. Gentlemen,—I enclose you a P. O. order for X2 10s., for one dozen boxes of your Vegetable Wind Pills and Heal-All Ointment. Please send by the first mail, and direct as before. I intend to distribute them amongst my friends here. Your Wind Pills are the best I ever used in my life, and your Ointment exceeds anything I ever saw for healing all kinds of sores. Yours very obediently, To W. Jones and Co. EDWIN MCCLOY. Sold in bottles at 2s. 3d. and 4a. 6d. each, and in cases containing six 2s. 3d. bottles, lis. each, sufficient to effect a cure in long-standing cases. Agents for Wrexham and districts:— MR. J. F. EDISBURY, Chemist, High-street. „ J. FRANCIS, ps Hope-street. Rho3 Mr Magin Ruthin.Mr Rouw Ruabon Mr Ed. Davies Holywell Mr Carman Llangollen Mr Evans Rhyl Mr Jones Oswestry Mr Saunders Abergele Mr Jones Mold.Mr E. Williams Corwen Mr Jones Denbigh.Mr Jones Wholesale of Evans and Sons, and Raines and Co., Liverpool. 1092q QHARLES C LA KE) BILL POSTER FOR TOWN & JOUNTRY, TOWN CRIER AND NEWS AGENT, FLINT. Agent for the sale of the WREXHAM ADVERTISER at Flint, Bagillt, Northop, and surrounding districts. TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. CONSULT A LONDON PHYSICIAN WITHOUT FEE. DR. HENRY SMITH, who has devoted twenty- Dfive years exclusively to the treatment of Diseases of the Nervous System, resulting from Ex- haustion of Nerve-power, Local Weakness, &c., WILL FOR THE BENEFIT OF PATIENTS WHO CAN- NOT VISIT HIM PERSONALLY, on receiving a statement of their case, send by return a letter of advice with instructions, which if followed, will ensure* a cure. IMPORTANT.—A form of correspondence contain- ing question, &c., to assist the Patient in describing his case, will be sent post free on receiving a directed envelope. TESTIMONIAL TO DR. HENRY SMITH. Dr. SMITH has received up to date December 21st 1872, FOURTEEN HUNDRED & TWENTY-FOUR written Testimonials fr)m Patients who reside in the country in proof of his successful treatment conducted by CORRESPONDENCE ONLY. Address-Dr. H. SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, Lon- don, W.C. Just published, post free for Two Stamps, PRESCRIPTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CURE OF NERVOUS DEBILITY, by IH. ENRY SMITH, M-D. of the University of Jena, author of the People's Guide to Health," &c. A Medical Work on the new Electric Treatment, by Botanic Medicines only, of Nervous, Mental, and Physical Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion, Dimness of Sight, Want of Energy, and Premature Decline, and all Diseases of the Nervous System, re- sulting from Exhaustion of Nervous Power. Gives instructions for the development and strengthening the human body how to acquire Health and Strength, Secure Long Life, and avoid the Infirmities of old age. Also gives names of medicines by which Thousands have been restored to health, Illustrated by Testi- monials from grateful Patients. The Pamphlet will be sent free by post, to any ad- dress, on receipt of two penny stamps. Address-Dr. H. SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, Lon- don, W.C. 2152 WASTE Not, Want Not. Save your paper. Write W for Circular to Lloyd's Paper Mills, Bow, London. WREXHAM ADVERTISER OFFICE, (LATE MUSIC HALL). ALL kinds of Letter Press Printing, executed by hand and Steam Power. CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, AND CARDS, in the neatest styles. DRAW AND PAY SHEETS AND SETS OF ACCOUNT BOOKS FOR COLLIERIES. COLLIERY RULES IN ENGLISH OR WELSH. BALL PROGRAMMES, MENU CARDS, and WINE LISTS. BREWERS' and Merchants' Delivery, Order, and A) Receipts Books Printed and Bound. TTLE and Cask Labels, Direction Cards. 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Its leading articles are written with fearless integ- rity and great ability, and it claims the support of all who are interested in these important matters, and in the expression of an opinion that is well advised and. cannot be made mercenary. The leading characteristics of this journal are inde- pendence and truthfulness, and by fidelity to these great principles, it has achieved a success unrivalled in the history of financial journalism. It is regarded as an indispensable guide to all who are desirous of investing. It has an extensive and in- fluential circulation amongst capitalists aud bona fide investors, and is regularly quoted in the leading journals, not only at home, but in Europe and America, as a trustworthy authority on all matters of finance and mining. It fully reports all meetings of mining and joint-stock companies generally. Offices: 213, Gresham House, Old Broad Street, London, E.C. NOW READY, FOR JANUARY, 66 WREXHABIL A DVERTISER" RAILWAY, COACH, AND STEAM PACKET GUIDE, For North Wales and adjacent counties, with a new and accurate RAILWAY MAP, Containing full information respecting every Train, Coach, and Steamer in North Wales and the border I Counties. PRICE ONE PENNY", MONTHLY. I Sold at all Railway Stations and by all Booksellers Sent to any address, per post, for a year, on receipt of 18 Stamps. A few Advertisements can be inserted if sent early Terms on application. A F OULKES) AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, Land and Mining Surveyor and Valuert RHOSYMEDRE, RUABON. 2090 TEA at WHOLESALE PRICES, no Retail Profits, JL Broken leaf Congou Is 6d, Triturated Assam Is 9d, Good sound Congou Is lOd to 2s 4d 131bs. Car- riage Free. riaL,-Oe NDON JOINT-STOCK TEA CO;, Limited, 84, Leadenhall-street. Y. STRACHAN, SEED MERCHANT AND NURSERYMAN HIGH-STREE, WREXHAM, OFFERS a fine lot of the best sorts of Standard and Dwarf ROSES, Standard and Dwarf Fruit TREES, Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs, and a splendid lot of Privit and Thorns. Inspection invited at the Railway Station Nurseries Wrexham. Planting contracted for. 2232r ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN!! Provide against the losses that follow by taking a Policy AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS OF THE Railway Passengers Assurance Company, The oldest and largest Accidental Assurance Company. Hon. A. KINNAIRD, M.P., Chairman. PAID UP CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND, £ 160,000. ANNUAL INCOME, £ 180,000. Compensation Paid £ 915,000. BONUS ALLOWED TO INSURERS OF FIVE YEARS' STANDING. Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, the Local Agents, or 64, CORNHILL & 10, REGENT STREET, LONDON WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary AGENT FOR WREXHAM Mr W. JAMES, 8r Wheatsheaf Railway Station c ARSON'S ANI'I-CORROSION PAINT, patronised by the Queen and 8,000 of the Nobility and Gentry. Specially manufactured for out-door work, is the best and cheapest. All Colours. Any person can use it. Full instructions given. 2 cwt. carriage paid to all stations. CARSON'S ANTI CORROSION PAINT is twice as durable as genuine white lead. See testimonials. CARSON'S ANTI CORROSION PAINT FOR WOOD OR IRON WORK. c ARSON'S ANTI-CORROSION PAINT 2 cwt. carriage free to all Stations. CARSON'S ANTI CORROSION PAINT FOR FRONTS OF HOUSES. C ARSON'S ANTI-COIRROSION PAINT FOR POROUS BRICKS. CARSON'S ANTI CORROSION PAINT FOR CONSERVATORIES. C ARSCNIS ANTI-CORROSION PAINT FOR HOT-HOUSES. c ARSON'S ANTI CORROSION PAINT Established 80 years. Is the most effectual in in resisting weather, and will keep for years. Prices, patterns and testimonials post free on application to WALTER CARSON & SONS, La Belle Sauvage-yard, Ludgate-hill, London, E.C 21, Bachelor's-walk, Dublin. CARSON'S PAINT. NO AGENTS. 750a PATRONISED BY THE ARISTOCRACY OF EUROPE. p H I L L I P S Elegant Preparation for the Hair, INDIAN E LIN. This beautiful Exotic Oil possesses the fol- lowing peculiar and valuable properties':— It imparts to the hair a splendid' gloss with a most delicious perfume. It gives to the hair a very dark appearance, and bv its use light air is made to annear many shades darker, and light red hair as- sumes a rich golden auburn tint. It speedily restores weak or thin hair, and causes it to grow with the most rapid luxuri- ance. It fixes the hair in any position for a great length of time in the hottest apartments, and by its use Bandoline and Cosmetiques may be entirely dispensed with. It is invaluable to those who wear the hair curled, whilst to Volunteers who wish for a military appear- ance, it is particularly recommended. Indian Zelin has since its introduction into England rapidly superseded all other oils and pomades for beautifying and nourishing the hair, and is now almost exclusively used by the aristocracy in England and the Colonies. Sold by most Chemists and Perfumers, in bottles, at 21 3d each. Wrexham By Mr J. F. Edisbury, and Mr Rowland, High-street, Chemists, i 2113rs P. AND W. MACLELLAN, CLUTHA IRON WORKS, Warehouse-58, Dale-street, Liverpool, ENGINEERS, Iron and Hardware Merchants, 12A Makers of Railway and Mining Plant, iron houses, roofs and bridges, steam engines and pumps, engineers' machinery and tools, cranes, winches, screw jacks, pulley blocks, spades and shovels, bolts and nuts, rivets, india-rubber sheets, hose and belting, Asbesto's and other steam packing, and mechanical appliances, and stores of all kinds. 2236s WELSH PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE Directors are prepared to entertain applica- i_ tions for LOANS on MORTGAGE, on the terms shewn in the rules of the Society (certified as being equitable by Arthur Scratchley, Esq., M.A.), 'and copies of which may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Mr GLASCODINE, Temple-row, Wrex- ham. 2360a

I IRON. .MIMDLEsBeRouoE[.-Tjmesday The attendance to-day has been small, but though there was a fair enquiry for pig iron the amount of actual business done was poor. At the end of last week trade had improved, and with it prices, but to-day things are flatter, and quotations about the same as last Tuesday. No 1 is 63a. cash, No 3. 57s. 6d. to 59a., and No. 4 forge 55s. Mer- chants have ceased selling at the low figures of last week. The orders now placed are nearly all for early delivery, the practice of making long contracts having been abandoned by producers in the present uncertain state of trade. There is ne improvement in the finished iron of any des- cription. Coke is in very much greater rpqaest than it has lately been, and prices are 2s. 6d. per ton advanced.

4w I THE COAL TRADE. SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS IN SOUTH WALES. -On Friday week, a most important meeting of the Iron and Coal Masters' Association of Mon- mouthshire and Santh Wales was held at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, Mr. R. Fothergill, M.P., was in the chair, and the masters present em- ployed abont 60,000 colliers and a somewhat larger number of ironworkers. Since the refusal of the colliers to accept a reduction of 10 per cent., colliers connected with ironworkers have been kept at work to keep the ironworks going, and the colliers' union allowed the colliers to work at 10 per cent. reduction. These collieries not only raise coal for ironworks, but send several thousands of tons of coal into the market weekly, while the collieries of the coalmasters are idle. The meeting was unanimous that this state of things could not last much longer, and passed a resolution that an entire lock-out should com- mence on Monday next if the majority of the colliers do not return to work by that time. The ironmasters intend to issue a notice closing their works at the end of the month from the next pay day. Unless the men return to work, the lock-out will be one of the largest ever knowu in this country. Distress exists already among the colliers. On Monday Mr Alexander Mac- donald, M.P., addressed a miner's conference in Glasgow. Adverting to the strike in Wales, he maintained that the men had been guided by reason throughout in proposing arbitration, and the masters were very unreasonable, and did nof show fairly any common sense. He approved ot the recent remarks of Lord Aberdare at Swansea, but he thought that the English miners were in a more favourable position than the Scotch miners.

THE ALLTAMI (FLINTSHIRE) COLLIERY I COMPANY. (From our own Correspondent.) I An ordinary general meeting of the share- holders in th:s company was held at the London office on Wednesday, Mr Richard Dake in the I chair. The statement of accounts for the past year showed a balance, amounting to JE810 Is 8d in favour of the company, from which a dividend of 5 per cent was declared payable on the 27th of next month. At a special general meeting, subsequently held, it was resolved, That the capital of the company be increased by the creation of 3,000 additional shares of JE5 each, and that the direc- tors be empowered to carry. out the purchase of leases of minerals under adjacent lands for a sum not exceeding £ 7,800. Messrs J. J. and J. G Williams, civil and mining engineers, of Holywell and Mold, in a special report on the value of mineral land ad- joining the property at present worked, stated, After well considering the facilities and the easy access, with but little cost, to the most valuable seams in the district, we have every confidence in recommending these properties to amply repay investors, and with judicious management yield handsome profits to your company." -00