Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

LINCOLN HORSE FAIP.-Tliis fair, which was held this week, was largely attended by dealers from all parts of the country and also from the Continent. There was a arge show of good horses, and the bet pnce. were obaine<1larg-er than hose that hadru?d at previous fairs. Trade was hris? '?Nlatebed paii-s fetched 300 guineas. Steppe, ho ,e ble for fteettcchheed d rf3U0U 0 mguiiinneoan s■ sSu tepping horses, suitable for ? guineas to 100 guinea, ea? u? nhro?' ? ??"'?s £ te  or omXs: 2.5 guineas to 35 guiiieaq high-?-tepl)in- o saddle h(¡r"e, 'o ?rto  ?"??' ?? huter> from 150 cuine?!o o ? ? ?'?' ?? ?''?Kht horses, (.0 Seas to fUln^as l)oni^i 20 guineas to 30 S ?nneeaS ?L??? ??. 20 ?uine?toSO Snea? b ??'? P'?'?,!JO guineas to 100 60 ?Sne? ?? ?"' ?"? ?? ?? ?'"? to Epps's GLYCERINE JUJUBES.-CAUTION !-Those effective and agreeable confections are sold by most '1.' 1 "'] t t arc 0 ell ?Ueini?ts, by ot hers, however, attempts are often made at substitution, we' therefore deem it necessary to caution the public that they can only Le ohtamed M b, 6d an d Is; Labelled .TAMES EPPS & Co., In oxe> .an 'a)e (, ,,¡ 1I.tl'eet, :u;d Homoeopathic Chemi*t« 4, ] 111. ,\<In _e ')¡;ûl d Y70, riccadi)!y, Londo! ?01

BU5ul:>:> Announcements.   (VKYKK* SULPHUR HAIR RE- Jj FI' ?;? completely restore in & few days, ?rey 01 :101:t' n'!?!'?''? hair to '? original colour without the »T 'rh H. D t th b rn:t ??,t. of injury. The Hair Restorer is the ,est ;;bJ¡t 1 ifeivil s;lle 11 effeds its object satlsfactonly, -h?" ,?. ? for s:de. H effects its obj ect satiafactorHy, tn'r 'il1¡: ? pcrfertiy natural colour thoroughly cleanses rf,¡U\,1 f'rom scurf, ami causes the growth of nw hair. tb- '?r\ where I>v Chemists and Hairdressers, m large II l'lt. 1 :O" I I" u ra racii. He sure to ù Itam LOCKYER'S Sul- 1;It1 I', tl.r,'r 888 Uf B.'lr ??RuFTS ARECA NUT TOOTH (IF H" lI"ill¡! this Ildil'iflUS arnmatk Dentifrice, the I' ,i" i.i" the teeth becomes white, sound, and polished )i?'' ..n ? is exceedingly fragrant, and specially use- hkef n:II!(I,'im: incrustations of tartar on neglected teeth. f1l11' d! ( hemists, Pots, Is and 2s 6d each. (Get ?' ). /) «Wj l'r11TI.II ,) Li'HOI-lNK LOTION.—An external remedy !'? k¡n pi"es. The most obstinate eruptions and Pimples "r'' ,1 by Sulpholine. and a dear, healthy skin ?''?' L'?.r.L Those complaining of tender, reddened, and .It't ,i.k ,kill"r atfwted by the sun, rou?h winds, &c., ¡rn.t.. Ji .t")'ers from Constitutional Skin Diseases wHI :I::l,; n.. b,'udit .md comfort by using Sulpholine .k:. ,l which ""s powerful conservin and salutary fI'IIH ,t." t he effect "? constant perSpiratIOn and '1■"Viin" the cuticle in a free, healthy condition. n¿ttIes rf ""I' ?h s?d by all Chemists. SSSr :11 ,1. e. |>K!TKK'S <lCININE A IRON TONIC Tl. ,\t- liiiiiiO'stion, Flatulence, constant Heartburn, of the Stomach, Sinking Sensations, Nausea, A uninitf Iron is the most effective treatment in all illl" arising from derangement of the Nervous Sys- .1, S'Z pKl'i'i: s QUI?IXK & IRON TONIC.—  )' ''?' ?"?'ti".? Diseases. Sold by Chemists 1'1 cojitaining ? doses, prke 4s (id next size :1.' .t')?. 'in^e tolW Jars. ?Ss. The signature I, tI I 1. 1 k 1' i'i IT i n is on the label in red ink. KK8z pKlTKH'S ?riNIXR & IRON TONIC "j j>*i', and I'nriches the H)ood Strenthens the Nerves 1111 I. }, t.t d \in-. al.ir s??Lt-m: Promotes Appetite and improves 't;I; \1,1. thu Spirits and cental Faculties hr' ,n.;J¡ly ).?'r"its th<- fenera! Bodily Health, :md induces ,r healthV condition of the Nervous and Physical J,ft.. J", r. 8S8Z  rp\KAXA<TM & rODOPHYLLIN.—Aauid r^i hinat inn for Derangement of the Liver, particularly )'in:Ji"Y' ?"' Dermijement of the Liver, particu!ar!v '.„ arising from slight congestion. Hy gl'n y stimuiatin? .{¡"n of the )i"'r, and slightly moving the bowels, the '?, ? .t?\ !t'n- ?'tb sfusahons of fulness, head-ache, pain ¡:h the shoulders at the chest) after eating, un- .?t?int t.??' m the mouth, ?nd other indications of \1 "I.-il are rttn?fd. Taraxacum and Podophy!!in is 1 .ifer than calomel or blue pill for removing bile.— j.1 ).). )'):)'P?:, 237, Tottenham Court Uoad, Lon- i,■ n iiiu is on the label. Bottles, 2s9dand 4s M ?.t; > M by all Chemists. SSSz c. W i now.v TO i'20 DRAWN EVERY ?''?)-!??? MONTH in 1.0nnses, guaranteed by mii. nt :iii'l P'id in Cash. Every Share a chance to ..)t?:n .? botms. "ne Share ?t, six shares £ 5. Particulars i Agency for Public Funds (Oenova), i), vi.V.urt li b.nc, I .••in bard Street, London, E.C. ,I list published. N «' ••' T H W A I, K S C O A L FIELD. t I: ;1: a series of Diagrams showing the Depth. m. i «!.•! Local Names of the Seams in the principal ■ tin- vari us districts, with Index, Geological u ri/.ontal sections across the Ruahon, Hrymhu, v, ,.i;.l Ml districts. ll' TKS and JESSE PHICE, i Hope Station, near Mold, Flintshire, 1.¡litl,1 on holland. colored and varnished, and w dio-any rollers, :1!1s each; or in book form, J ( u'iieil an ) cob red, 2.1s each. ji. linnriiiiiii says: "Xn geologist, colliery K r ..1 -tu.lent can consider his library complete ;i: tM- ittractive and useful map." vjil v M.-s-r> B.WI.KV I'.KAIH.HY, Advertiser Office, \y:1 v; 1\ copies may be seen or on receipt of Post (i-r I I ••"j.ie.t will be fonvarded to address given. 11 \1TA1' i' L, Watches.—Midland Counties Watch Com- W )..LU\. ?Cheapest house in the world.) Money rdnrn..¡ ii -.?"ds not approved of. Gentlemen's Fine *i]\.r III Crystal glass, heavy cased. Superior Move- ments Ladies' and Yonths. do., do., handsomely engraved <• ises, 25 Irfidies' very heavy cased Gold Levers exquisitely ctiaseil cases, highly tinished, extra jewelled niovemeiits, To ("111" P.O. Orders y>aya)>le S. Hissey, street. IJirniingham. Testimonials and price lists ficc on ^iiplication. II: W. A. L II; lITHOUSE COLZA OIL Silt W. A. ROSE A Merchants and ll<?tiners of all kinds of Burning and Lubricating Oils LIST FREE ON APPLICATION. Offices, fjf, t'pper Thames Street, London, E.C. HIMKOIVS Cl*KK for ASTHMA, CATARRH, COLDS, Jt ClIOl'P, ?c., Ac. The Discoverer of Himrod's cure, lunisrlf for ? Years a reat sufferer from Asthma, h:?s at li-t succeeded in combining this most successful reiii''h. PtT Canister, 4s, or by post, 4s 3d, of all Chemists I Acents for (ireat Britain and Ireland, F. Newbury, and Sons, Newgate-street, London. MILNl'li'S SAFES, Best and Cheapest Safeguard against FlRI>; amI THlE\-ES, PhieniJC Safe Works. Liverpool. yyrILLIAM PIERCE, I CABINET MAKER AND CNDERTAKER, ) RIDGE STREET, WREXHAM. to the Patent Metallic Air Tight Coji): Com- pany, Limited, Dinninghaiii. The Coffins are higlilv recommenced by all the Medical Practitioners of the Neighbourhood. They are covered with black ar-l crimson cloth or vehet and every design of colored metal furni- | ture is used. 9 The MKTALLIC SHKLL COFFINS, encased in stout polished oak, or covered with cloth or | velvet, can be had at a few hours' notice. | SHELLS AND COFFINS always in stock. I:J.;5 BI!As<, REED, STm?G. Md DRUM and FIFE > m\DS, PL\XOFOHTE ? HAi?tO?IUMS sup plie.1 at ikrsfit-M. Prices with drawings of every instrument post free. Music for any kind of Band. Bandinen's Caps. !tr.i?d by the Army, Navy, Kine Corps. Second- liiui'l In-tiiiiiieiits bought or taken in exchange (i\t'i: OFISOOD HOPE, NATAL, an«I EAST AFRICAN ? sI'KA.MKRS.—Tho l IO S.S. Co.s MAIL I'.WKKTS sail from Soi THAMI'TON every alternate Thurs- •L- and dbect Al-oa Bay ami Natal Steamers every fourth Friday. It n inj; PlyiiHUith the next day. Apply at the Com- pany's i mice. < >riental-plate, Southampton, or II, Leaden- | liall-tieet, London. V- K W A n J. Eli's W ELL S T II EAT n E, AA Every Evening. Prices from (id to £2 10s. r1 pn Mcl'HKl.'S SCCKLINO, with denoencvof BREAST ?H.K Tht PALMA CHIMSTI is invaluable and NI t.. 20, New treet, Dorset Square, London. Order of your druggist. 1: \Ts found Dead after 1t'ng two fid Jars of o I s'I'ElNKli'S VERMIN PASTE,Sold by all Chemists. Woik-: lleim St J.imehouse, London. "Try it, it never fail- T HE C R 0 S S, 0 S W K S T R Y. and WEEKLV NEWSPAPERS, conveyed by the Citnibrian RailwayCo.,011 the dayof Publication, the lirst Train after receipt. All orders promptly at- tended to I.). C. n. B A Y L E Y, BOOKSEI.I.ER. BRITISH COLT.ECE OF HEALTH. Kuston-rLonilon. M<»l:isoVs VEGETARLE UNIVERSAL MEDI- ? t 'IN )?. Read 'he report for ]S!J in the HYGEI AN ALMANAC, -vliieh tvith the Medicines can be obtained, from all (iiemi-t.s and Druggists. SLATES, TILES, BRICKS, CEMENT, sr. >YES. RANGES, a UTTERS, NAIL. 1KO.NMONOERY A IRON FOUNDRY GOODS. ASIITON AD (;i(Ki: Limited, I'lny-stiei t, st Marv Axe, London, E.C., Bristol and! Dublin. Price Lists on Application. A\T°I;N orT SILVER PLATED AnTICLE also ?T <?)?p(r. Brass, ?c.. replated equal to new by '?'<'?s)'LATIXG PASTE. One simple application t:1\1D1.: ,i (,ttin? of pure sHver. Post free, 20 stamps.— J/iin st. nton, 4, High-street, New Thornton-heath, ^UlTfV H A Y -If A N S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND the i,? i rtain and speedy remedy for all disorders of Jt.ile (jlUnps In Asthma and Consumption, Bron- i litis, ( influenza, Difficulty of Breathing, Spitting II) ,1.IUtt,1, ^hooping Cough, Hoarseness, Loss of Life, &c., tills ], 1,Ill iives instantaneous relief, and if properly per- severed with, scarcely ever fails to effect a rapid cure. It has now been tried for many years, has an established f' putation, and many thousands have been benefitted by Usr. IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. It hit< field, Chapletoicu, Shtffivld, October, 11th, 1876. I ha;-o, gi?-iL your Balsam a personal trial, and, I;iiR/almost I.VSTANT REIIF.F, I have recommended It tf, 'ivrnf thrr, with the xaixe restilt. I xhall have pleasure -i the name and repvtaition nf such a valuable- -"It'tltl i-i'uiedy. I aim, yours, dc., (IEORGE CIVIL. Hiifihian, Chemist, Neath. HAYMAN'H BALSAM OF HOREHOUND In the Nursery is invaluable, as children are fond of it, and t'lh ? ?'???'y. Immediately it iH taken coughing ceases, ,'? <t,. )Msnt'ss f?s Sone, and refreshing sleep ensues. No :t'I.wllO has oni'c tried it, would ever afterwards be with- out it. prepared only by A. HAYMAN, Chemist, Neath and 'heinists. Price, Is 1M and 2s !)d per bottle. o, ld by Francis, J. F. Edklwry, J. Davies, Jarvis, and IV "'iwland, chemists, Wrexham. j) I L K It S. Vertical Steam BOILERS. All sizes in Stock or progress. Apply Auuorr 4z Co., Engineers, N-ewark-on-Trect. fpHK TRANSVAAL LAND AGENCY FOR GREAT RRITAIN AND IRELAND. (Est. 1K77.) !-KN|>ID Jy-iTATES AND FAntS for Sale, (- comprising nearlv -Ni I Li,ioN ACRES, at 1/9 and upwards per acre, FREE OF RENT FOR EVER. j 1??. ???'K ?¡ŒE by 7f0r?/. MAIL ?r&'?.VF?.! 11 r?jpectin? PLms and Priws, &c.t "Pt'h r" "??''y ??M.er (enctosing stjanped directed 1 UVI]AI ? W, DoKt?LLY, Esq He? Agent and v H- W' Esq Heiid Agent and IiEn OITI"'L" ')0 C G D '1 I'" -???'? '?" '??t;: ?. COU.ME GRKEN, Dt-nHX. '? ''<F<'<'?M<' pM!<M? C))fM? /M /??(!?t '■ f iti'fi nn. hvthtess, &e.. ??</ /? .?//?r?j !l J). Business Announcemts. FRANCIS'S VOICE LOZENGES, For Clearing and Strengthening the Voice, relieving all Affections of the Throat, Hoarseness, Huskiness Sore Throat, Relaxation of the Uvula and Tonsils. Public Speakers and Singers take them with much benefit as a Preventive of Hoarseness, and as a Remedy when it exists. TESTIMONIALS. Miss Davies, R.A.M.. London-" I have found your Lozenges very effective in removing hoarseness, and can thoroughly recommend them." Mr Fanish, Liverpool- "The effect of the Lozenges is remarkable indeed; gave me a voice as clear as a bell." Mr Lewis (Llew Llwyvo)-" I believe that I could not have performed my part (owing to hoarseness) at the concert had it not been for thee fficacy of your Lozenges." Mr Hughes, Chorister, Bangor Cathedral, N. W.—" Your Lozenges completely restored my voice," &c. Rev. Mr Roberts, Glanaled—"They are excellent for dis- ordered voice and hoarseness." A Clergyman, near Wrex- ham—" They have a wonderful effect upon my voice." L. England, National Schools, Appleby, Penrith—" I must say that I have derived great benefit from > our Voice Lozenges." Y. Thesbiad-" CrugleisiCl o'r blaen-canu yn awr." Isalaw—" I strongly recommend your Voice Lozenges." Miss Harris, R.A.M., London-I found the Lozenges h'ghly beneficial." Miss Marian Williams R.A.M., London—" The Lozenges at once and completely removed a slight hoarseness under which I was suffering." Mynyddog—" Os oes crygni, Francis's Lozenges maeut y rliai gorau agefais erioed." Sold in Boxes, 7Jd, Is ljd, 2s SMeach; or per post, the Is lid for Is 2d, 2s 9d for :?, in stamps, from J. FRANCIS, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Hope-street, Wrexham. 1726c -+. IMPORTANT TO ALL IN TRADE. X ESTABLISHED 1836. X S T U B B S MERCANTILE OFFICES, 42, GliESHAM STREET, LONDON, E.C. WEST END BRANCH-53, CONDUIT ST., REGENT ST., W SrnSCIUOERS, IIY OBTAINING TllIIELY INFORMATION, MAY AVOID MAKING BAD DEBTS, AND MAY, THROUGH THIS AGENCT, RECOVER DEBTS DUE WITH PROMPTITUDE. STUBBS' WEEKLY GAZETTE Supplies Information Indispensable to Traders. BRANCHES at Dublin, Glasgow, Birmingham, Bristol, Brighton, Belfast, Cork, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchpster, Newcastle, Norwich, Portsmouth, Southamp- ton, Sheffield, Gloucester, and Bradford. TERMS— £ 1 Is, X2 2s, £ 3 3s, C5 5s, according to re- quirements. PROSPECTUS forwarded on application to the SECRE- TARY, Stubbs* Mercantile Offices, 42, Gresham Street, London, E.C. TRADE AUXILIARY COMPANY (LIMITED). CAUTION. THERE IS NO OFFICE IN LONDON CONNECTED WITH STUBBS* MERCANTILE OFFICES. 42, GRESHAM STREET, E.C. (SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF KING STREET, OPPOSITE GUILDHALL), EXCEPT THE WEST END BRANCH AT SI, CONDUIT STREET, REGENT STREET, W 2022b ECONOMY IN THE GARDE-N. NEW CATALOGUE, 1 880. j JOHX & GEORGE ^JCJJATTIE Beg to announce the publication of their NEW II CATALOGUE of VEGETABLE SEEDS.—The choicest kinds. FLOWER SEEDS.—The newest varieties. POTA I'OES.—Best Exhibition kinds. GLADIOLI. Very choice collection. KVERY GARDEN REQUISITE. CHOICEST QUALITY. MODERATE PRICES. POST FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. SEED WAREHOUSE: NORTHGATE STREET, CHESTER. 299a FFURNITURE, CARPETS, &. Brussels, 2,'2?, 2/9, /:3 & 1 best 3., Tapestry do., 1'4?. ?.OOOof F2u,rniture. Bedsteads and Bedding at prices never before offered, Should be seen. All Goods warranted, packed and delivered free. WM. WAINE, Wholesale, Export and General Furnishing Warehouseman, and National Supply Stores, 131 to 130, Xewington Butts, London, S.E. New Illustrated Priced List Gratis. k,Vi ALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES are super- » seding all others. Prize Medals, London, 1S<!2, Paris lö7. Silver from £ 3 3s. Gold from X6 6s. 77, Cornhill, E.C. 230, Regent-street, W. and 76, Strand, W.C. Descriptive Pamphlet free. A NEW MEDICAL WORK BY HENRY SMITH, Doctor of Medicine and Surgery of the University of Jena, and Doetor of Medicine of the Metropolitan Medical College, New York, by Examination, I860. Just Published, Enlarged Edition, 144 pages, Crown 8vo., Free by Post Two Stamps, in Envelope, DEBILITATING AND NERVOUS DISEASES THEIR i? CAUŒ, CONSEQUECE, SDJPTOMS AND TREATMENT. The work gives the RESULT OF TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS' SPECIAL PRACTICE for the Cure of all Diseases of the Ner- I ental and Physical Depre- vous System, Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical Depre- ssion, Palpitation of the Heart, Noises in the Head and Ears, Indecision, Impaired Sight and Memory, Indigestion Loss of Energy, Pains in the Back, Constipation, Blush- Ears, of Energy, Timidity, Self-distrust, Dizziness, Love of Solitude, Groundless Fears, Muscular Relaxation, &c. It is a GUIDE TO HEALTH, STRENGTH, and VIGOR- OUS OLD AGE, invaluable to the Nervous, Sedentary, Dyspeptic, and all those whose constitutions have become debilitated and relaxed from Irregularities of Life, In- temperance, Climate, Age, or Disease, or from Over taxed or Abused Energies, whether of body or mind. Gives Instructions and Advice for the Treatment of Ner- vous and Physical Debility, Local and Constitutional Weak- ness, Premature Decay, and all Disorders resulting from loss of vital force. Also by the same Author, by Post Seven Stamps in Envelope, ? ?N DISEASES PECULIAR TO wmL\ THEm 0 SYMPTOMS, AXD CURE. This work is written for the use of Females. It is a Guide to the Cure of a class of ailments to which the Female Constitu- tion is peculiarly liable. NOTICE :-Consultations free by tter. NOTICE.—The above Medical Works will be sent direct from the Author, in an Envelope, on the receipt of the mount in stamp. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS. CONSULTATION BY CORRESPONDENCE. THE AUTHOR OF THE ABOVE WORKS will for the benefit of country invalids, on receiving a description o Itheir case, send his opinion, Free of Charge, with advice and directions for restoration to Health. A Confidential form of Correspondence containing Ques- tions, &C., to assist persons in describing .their case, will be sent, post free, on receiving a directed envelope. ADDRESS: HEXRY SMITH, 8, Burton Crescent, London, W.C li6 THE N' E W Lancashire STEEL PEN jLj AND ALL OTHER PENS, Manv/actvrcd by EDWARD VOORSASGER, sold BY CHARLES G. BAYLEY, THE CROSS AND CHURCH-STREET One of the Agents for Oswestry. ]- 000- p"X of \I; or D;ess -Good J ?UU free. SILKS from OE GUINEA to TWENTY'1 (.{}IEA. Write to D. NICHOLSON and Co., 50 to 52, St. Paul's Church Yard, London, E.C. Established 1843. ABERDEEN GRANITE MONUMENTS, from zCZ, A L carriage paid. Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Plans and prices from John W. Legge, Sculptor, Aberdeen. TIMBER SLATES BRICKS TILES CEMENTS LATHS SEWERAGE PIPES, And all other Building Materials at E. LYJEREDITH JONES'S, TIMBER YARD and STEAM SAW MILL, CHARLES-STREET, 1816 WREXHAM. PUBLIC NOTICE. rpHOMAS LEWIS, general bill poster and advertising JL agent, rents all the posting stations in and round Oswestry; bill poster to the Cambrian and Great Western Railway Companies. Office: Oswald Row, Beatrice street, Oswestry, where all orders must be addressed "YOUR new Vowel' Al is a-one-derful Machine, both as Washer, Wringer, and Mangier seriously Mrs G. considers it lieyond all praise." Vide Purchaser. Price X6 10s Carriage free and trial free. Catalogue free by post. PARIS, ]S-iS, three Silver Medals to THOMAS BRADFORD, & Co., 140 to 143, High Holbom, London, and Cathedral Steps, Manchester. RELIEF FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. _n_- THE qnHE NEW WINDOW BLINDS. In 12 THE *-> ,t„„n Tij JL dinerent colors. Far surpass any .<?EAM?PIjrR.?E "??"?°'?srtoempIcyed. ?ay headapted EMPIRE to existing rollers.  AVERY A Co., 81, Great Portland-street, WINDOW London, W. Makers of Inside and Outside Blinds of every description. -I IlustrLted price BLINDS. :]jst and patterns post free. NGYOUH OWN MATERIAL BEAUTIFULLY KnTI rlKilted by E. M. Watkins' celebrated process, in any fabric, old or new, the lightest BY silk or the heaviest serge, from halfpenny ?* 'per yard. Samples sent free. Parcels sent • by Post or Rail retumtd same day as TEA)!. ¡received. "Myra" and the "Queen" re- ç, commend. E M WATKINS' Inexpensive Mourning Warehouse, 3, j Norton FDIgate, Bishopsgate Street; and Office for Kiliin., only-, 9, Gt. Portlanci Street, Oxford Street. (Cut this out fur fiihire r»fH"ence.) Business Announcements. "J' -j'r. TO FARMERS.—NO RENT TO PAY. 3,00:>,000 ACHES OF FARMING LANDS IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA. A FEW HUNDRED POUNDS will enable a Settler to to comfortably establish himself in a home of his own, and acquire a Freehold Farm on the line of the St. Paul Minntopolis and Manitoba. Railway, in the Red River Valley of Northern Minnesota, the finest wheat growing country in the world. Descriptive pamphlets, Ac., on application to IOLTNEUX ST. JOHN, agent, St p. M. and M. Railway Company 18 Tower Chambers, Liverpool. 18, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, gRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA, DR. J. COLLIS BROWNES CHLORDYNE.-A few doses quite effectual. -t':ititioii. -The extraordinary medical reports on the efficacy of Chiorodvne render it of vital importance that the public should obtain the genuine, which is protected by a Government stamp, bearing the words "Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chiorodvne." See decision of the Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wo«d, Times, July ltith. 1864. Numer- ous testimonials from eminent Physicians accompany each bottle. From W. C. Wilkinson, Esq., F.H.CS., Spaldin,I con- sider it invaluable in Phthsis and Spasmadoc Cough; the benefit is very marked. From Dr. M'Millman, of New Galloway, Scotland.-As a Sedative, Anodyne, a- d Anti-Spasmodic, I consider Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne the most valuable medicine known. Sold in Bottles, Is lid, 2s Pd, and 4s fid by all Chemists. BILLIARD BAU., Chalks, Cues, and Tips at HENNIG BBIZOS., Ivory Works, 11, High-street, London, W.C., Cheapest house in the trade for Billiard Table requisites and Ivory Goods in general. Old Balls adjusted or ex- changed and tables re-covered. Price Lists on application. Established 1S62. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. WORLD KNOWN—WORLD TRIED For strengthening a debilitated constitution, these Pills are more efficacious than any otker medicine. Persons of a nervous habit of body, and all who are suffering from weak digestive organs, or whose health had become de- ranged from whatever cause, should lose no time in giv- ing these Pills a fair trial their action is immediate, beneficial, and lasting, restoring jrder, health, and vigor in every case. FOR DISORDERS OF THE LIVER, STOMACH KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS. These purifying Pills are confidently recommended as the most simple and certain remedy for Indigestion, Flatulency, Acidity, Constipation, and all Disorders resulting from a disordered stomach or bowels. They act as purifiers, altera- tives, and strengtheners of the stomach. Though power fully tonic and satisfactorily aperient, they are mild in their operation and beneticial to the whole system. WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY-NERVOUS IRRIT- ABILITY AND LOW SPIRITS. The wholesome effect produced by these admirable Pills over the Blood and Fluids generally, is like a charm in dispelling low spirits and restoring cheerfulness. Their general aperient qualities well fit them for a domestic medicine, particularly for females of all iges and periods of life. The quickly eject all impurities from the system, and regulate every function of the body, giving wonderful tone and energy to weak and dehiliated constitutions. OLD COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHMATIC AFFECTIONS. These Pills, assisted in their action by rubbing Hol- loway's Ointment very effectively twice a dav on the Throat and Chest, and keeping those parts covered with the preparation, will be found the most effective remedy for Asthma. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and Influenza. Thev tranquillize the hurried breathing, sooth the irrigated air- tubes, and assist in dislodging the phlegm which stops up the air passages. This treatment has proved wonderfully efficient, in not only curing old coughs and colds, but even asthma of many vears's standing. COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Any mother, nurse, or young person guided by the directions which accompany each box of Holloways Pills, has at once available means for checking disease, purifying the blood, and expelling from the system all gross humours. Ilolloicay's flilis are the hest remedy known to the lcurld for thi followina diseases. Ague Asthma Bilious Complaints Blotches on the Skin Bowel Complaints Debility Dropsy- Female Irregularities Fevers of all kinds Gout Headache Indigestion Liver Complaints Lumbago Piles Rheumatism Retention of Urine Scrofula, King's evil Sore Throats Stone and Gravel Secondary symptoms Tic-Doloreux Ulcers Venereal Affections Worms of all kinds Weakness, from whatever cause Ille Fills and ointment aie sold by 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 lid, 2s 9d. 4s tid, lis, 22s, and 33s each. Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and can be had in any language. N.B.—Advice can be obtained free, of charge, by apply- ing at the above address, daily, between the hours of 11 and 4, or by letter. TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. HY. 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Forms of applications fnrnished fyee, and if applied for by post, will be forwarded on receipt of a stamped directed ?nve!ope.—0eice hours for the pur- pose of making advances and receiving rop?Y' m?nf from  10 3.1 1. to 4 p.m ?2n f Business Announcements. /"f,- ''j- v"J-,r[">rJ.[" J- CRANSVAAL.-The following interest ing letter, addressed to the firm of James Epps and Co., has just come to hand :—"Gentlemen,—Five years and a half ago I bought in Cape Town a case of your cocoa, and started with my family for this country. Durina five months' travelling we experienced scorching heat' biting cold. floods of rains, and frightful droughts in fact, we passed through all possible atmospheric changes. Almost daily we used for breakfast your cocoa, and since our settlement here we did the same from time to time, until, a few days ago, we finished the last of the 420 packets contained In the case. I have now much pleasure in stating to your satisfaction that we have not only found your cocoa most grateful and comforting for old and youne, but also that the last packet was just as good and sound all the first, after so many years* keeping, whilst the products of other makers shewed extreme decay after a few months only. In making this statement I solely have in view to render fnll justice to those who deserve it, now that so many adulterations of food are sent out to the Colonies by unprincipled firms. Yon are at full liberty to make use of the above statement, requesting oily not te publish my name.-Estate Boechdal, near Rostenburg, Trans- ?PPS'S NEW MILLS.Building News' says These extensive premises have a total front- E asag^esJto"~VHr olland-itrreet, Blaekfriare, of about 3t. The net?ht from the emi.ba8ement floor to the parapets Tanee from 60ft. to 72ft.. while the clock tower stands about 110ft. above road level, the whole forming an imposing building, whether yiewed from the River Thames or the bustling thoroughfare. The total area of the various <!oore,&c., amounts to nearly two acres, while the area of glass in the windows is about 11,OOOft." ■ — EPPS'S COCOA-" The Civil Service —' Gazette" says:—"By a thorough knowledge of the m?tnr? laws hi h govern the operations of diges. tion and nutrition, and hy a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro. videa our breakfast-tables with a delicately flavoured beverage, which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such ai-ticles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for- tifiea with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." p]PPS S COCOA. All the Year Round" saysHaving now disposed of fancy chocolates, let us stroll to Holland-street, Blackfriars, to Epps's cocoa manufactory, where may bo studied the making of cocoa on a stupendous scale, givine: a just idea of the value of these articles, not as luxuries, but as actual food." FjPPS'S COCOA. Morning Post'Isays —"It forms the new mills and wor'cs of Messrs. James Epps and Co., the proprietors of the well-known homoeopathic cocoa bearing their name. Some half cen- tury ago Mr. James Epps, the chemist, and founder of the firm, took advantage of the removal of the prohibi. tive cocoa duties to introduce prepared cocoa as t nutritive and cheap addition to our food supply. The de. mand for this form of cocoa has increased vear by year until the annual con sumption reaches many miili on pounds. Messrs. Epps's large existing works provinT too small, the new works in Holland-street have been built on avast scale to meet the requirements of an ever-increasing con- sumption." EPPS'S COCOA. Land and Water" say.q: Through the kindness of Messrs. Epps I re- cently had an opportunity of seelnor the many complicated anavaried processes the cacao bran passes through era it is sold for public Hse, and being interested and highly pleased with what I saw during my visit to the manu- factory, I thought a brief account of the cacao and the way it is manufactured by Messrs. Epps to fit it for a wholesome and nutritions beverage, might be of interest to the readers of 'Land and Water.' FjPPS9S COCOA. — Court Journal" says.- "In a elimale so varying and trying as our own, to maintain sound and uniform health, our dailv diet cannot be too carefully and attentively studied. Advancing science and recent discoveries have within the last few years been instrumental in adding several most valuable additions to our compara- tively short list of dietetic foods. Foremost amongst these should bo ranged cocoa, which, although known here several centuries previously, only came into general use within the last forty years. One of the first to popu- larise this now indispensable adjunct to our table was Mr. James Epps, whose 'Prepared Cocoa' has gainod such just repute for its excellent and natritious charao. ter. Prepared originally on homrropathie principles, i. a soluble and convenient form, and easy of digestion, it met a pnblic demand, speedily became popular, untii now, Wessrc.Epl)s produce some fivc millions of pounds of their cocoa a year, and their manufactory is the largest of its kind in this country." EPPS'S COCOA. Cassell's Household —' Guide" says:—" We will now give an account of the process adopted by Messrs. James Epps and Co.. manu- facturers of dietetic articles, at their works in Holland- street, Blackfriars, London. Epps's COCOA.—"The Tablet" says :— This, at all events, is now generally admitted on behalf of cocoa that it not only stimulates but nourishes far more than any drink of its kird. It contributes to the waited tissues in its 'flesh-forming,' a.nd to .inim.,il combustion' in its heat-giving' properties. In the well-known Homoeopathic Cocoa" prepared by James Kpps mul Co., those tonalities are carefully pre. served and rendered pleasant, soluble and easy of diges- tion. For this reason Epps's Cocoa' has a deserTed reputation, and its popularity, with its consumption, is steadily increasing. THPPS S COCOA. John Bull" says J-i The luxuries of the last generation have in many cases b"( ome the daily necessaries of the present. A forcible illustration of this is to be found in the enormous increase in the consumption of cocoa year by year in exact proportion to the increased facilities for its manu- facture. An idea of the vast extent of this induiitry may be gained from the fact that one firm alone— that of Messrs. Epps and Co.—now sell some five millions at pounds annually." PPS S COCOA. United Service T^ Gazette" says :—" Coeoa, properly prepared, has proved not only an acceptable addition to our traditional break- fast beverages, but a welcome substitute when tea or coffee are, from choice or necessity, tabooed and Messrs Epps's appears to have been the particular form of Cocoa best adapted to meet both requirements." EPPS'S COCOA. Christian M,World", says: I If I am to take cocoa,' said I, 'I must know what it is made of; I must examine the proceqit; I mut dive into the mystery of its roanufacfure; I must see and judge for myself what are the ingredients of which it i. composed' with this view I made my way to the manu. factory of James Epps and Co., in Holland-street, Blackfriars." EPPS-S COCOA. -"Morning Advertiser" says :—' n th." middle of the seventeenth century anUt'nu-'X-ment apneaivd in one of the few journals of that period, to the cPe"t that out. of Biphopsgate-street, at a is an ox'-ellcnt West India drink calh-d ('I'OT.lato, to ^l r.f. reasonable rates! This is tll", first record we have of tio introduction of cocoa into England. For a time it flourished as a fashionable drink, and then, like all fashions, subsided. Nearly two centuries after, in 1832, the duties, which had bean pro- hibitive. were greatly reduced, and one of the first to take advantasre of re-establishing the popularity of cocoa was }Ie-srs. Kpys and Co., the Uomnronathic 'Clicmists. Under the name of Prepared Cocoa,' thev introduced a soluble a.nd convenient pr.-j.arn) ion, which required no boiling, and was palatable and highly nutritious." ) TJPPS'S COCOA. -"Familv Herald says: —" The best rankers—such in Messrs. E.)ps-cil a pure preparation." EPPS'S COCOA. Naval and Military Gazette" says: T::e nutritive qualities of cocoa over either those of tea or c0:f"rf) arc now so generallv ac- knowledged that the steady incrcTse shewn by official statistics in its consumption durincr rocent years ceai cs te be a matter of snrpri e. One of the first firms to popularise this now indi^peu.- aide adjunct to oar break- fast talOo was ?Te-rs. Epps and Co., whose name, since 18f), has been so continuously before the public and wb ose Ho-ii i is familiar in our homes as the proverbial 'household wo;d- Tlure whose business it his been to watch at Messrs. Eppc's Works the elaborate and complex proer-«sc;i, and to note the care and lal our bestowed before thr; crude cocoa l ean is con- sidered rcadv for consumption, cannot but admit that the popularity Messrs. Epps's productions have secured is fully deserved." TPPPS'S COCOA. News of the World" J-J says Cocoa possesses qualities claimcd neither for tea or ciLfee, and in no fo: ill before the public are those qualities more carefully preserved than in the grateful and comforting' preparation known as Epps's Cocoa., TPPFS S COCOA.—" Church Review says :—" AIthr?Th we caunot yet boast of a free break- fast teble, still the active le'_ri-lati»n in furtherance of that object during the last h .lf century leaves us much to L-etbankfitl for. A striking instance of tbe general good resulting from the removal of heavy imposts upon our food supply is afforded by the marvellous increase to the consumption of cocoa sincc IS;?:?, np to which period an almost prohibitive duty was levied. In 1830 the total amount consumed in this country was less than half a million pounds yearly. At the present time one firm n.Ionc, that of Messrs. James Epps and Co., the Homeopathic Chemists, sell annually nearly five million pounds." IT]PPS'S COCOA. Sunday Times" says" Messrs. James Epps and Co. were among the lirst to popularise it, and their liom l opn'h'.e cocoa' steadily enjoys the re. utation it first gained ome forty years ago." tfPPS'S COCOA.Civilian" sal-s: In the 17th century, before cither tea or oii'cc had found their w?y into the Enclish markets, chocolate w?s a favourite beverage with :'i-,lic luxurious (?la?zes at that period; it then fetched an abno-t fabulous price per pound. To-day, when modern science and e iterpri~c have placed it within the reach of every class, cocoa is not only still regarded as a palatable and refreshing drink, but is valued for its nutritive and dietetic qualities. One of the first, we believe, who may he credited with introducing cocoa in its present form is Mr. James Epos." TPPPS'S COCOA. Weekly Times -1—1 says :—" In wandering over their two acres of floors, one is struck with the simplicity but completeness of the arrangements, the regard for absolute cleanliness and substitution of machinery for hand labour wherever it can be etfected, the frankness with which tlio various processes arc explaincd and shewn, and the minute care displayed in preparing the eoeoa from its initial nib state to its final form in the neat drab, Quaker-like looking packige&" tPPPS'S COCOA. Weekly Register" says" Like Bass's ale and other things, which, in our mouths, have become litertlly as familiar as house- hold words,' it is known everywhere and to everyone, and is as generally approved as it is generally known." EPPS'S COCOA. "Mining v World" siye: "The preparation of pure and nutri'ious art i< les of diet is, in point of philanthropy, noble work. The wear and tear upon Lrain and muscle in this age is growing more a\d more intense, so that without some compensating influence the end must be hopeless collapse in individuals and national decay collectively. Fresh air and more wholesome and nutri- tions diet must be had at any price. Both food and drink need great improvement. A few chemists have done great public service in this respc-t. Mr. James Epps, in the preparation of coon in its various forms, lias done more, perhaps, than any other person to supply the tables of even the poorest with a most agreeable and wholesome article of diet." ■RPPS'S COCOA. Bell's Life" says:- "This is in great measure due to Mr. James Epps, the ho- myopathic chemist, aud founder of the Ciin bearing his ^liame, who introduced upwards of half a ce.itury a'_ro a finely prepared form of cocoa in lieu of the rough and coarse compounds then before the public."

I Reviews. THE LADIES' TREASURY is well W'.ith careful reading. THE PRACTICAL FAMILY I>I:ESSMAKKK is sirun I replete with a nllmller of fashion illustrations and > interesting and useful matter relating thereto. THE DAY OF REST AND PEEP SHOW (Strahan & Co., 34, Patermoster Row) are again two excellent numbers and have interesting and instructive reading. THE SUNDAY MAGAZIXE" for April keeps up its high character as an entertaining and instructive family paper. In its pages we find a very interesting account of Mrs Daniel's work at Aldershot, with other and useful articles. GOOD WORDS.—The two new stories "The Trumpet Major" and Sarah de Berenger," fully sustain their interest. Other excellent contributions including Plain speaking," by the well-known author of John Halifax makes a most readable number. GOLDEN HOCRS part 4 (W. Poole, London) is very j attractive; besides the serial tale Was she mis- taken," by Mrs H. B. ran I, we have a good paper on Election and Electioneering in the Eighteenth Century," by G. Holden Pike," "Old Englishl pastimes," &c. [ LETTS'S POPULAR ATLAS.—Parts 2 and 3 (7d paper, Is 6d cloth) come m. ,st opportunely to hand with their excellent maps of England, Ireland, and Scot- land, and of Europe, India, and France. They are all beautifully printed, and convey a varied amount ? of useful information, never, so far as we know, issued i to the public at so marvellously low a price, or in such I a form before. THE ANGLER'S DIARY A?D TormsT FISHERMAN'S GAZETTEER. (London The Field Omce).—TIns little book will be found exceedingly nseful to all who en- gage in the pastime of angling. The first portion is occupied with a list of rivers of Great Britain, with their stations, the close seasons, cost of licenses, and the kind of fish obtainable. In the second part is in- troduced a list of the fishing stations abroad, to which is added a variety of general information indispensable to anglers who extend their operations beyond the limits of their own native land. The information is classified for easv reference. The Sunday at Homo. (Religious Tract Society) is exceedingly attractive this month, and gives us much useful reading. Its story of "The French Refugee" is very interesting, and well written. The Leisure Hour as usual has a goodly provision of reading, which will well repay the reader. The 7)? &/ Days and The .F:?-<'?e are also to hand. The ??'? <9?'? Papa is a charming magazine, and one which must be hailed with joy, especially by our boys; and The Girl's Own Paper in a similar manner by our girls. The April number fully sustains its interest. The Gentleman's .11(ifia--ine (Chatto and Windus.)— The most interesting paper in this number is that of Dr. Richardson on "Dress in Relation to Health," which is a resume of a lecture delivered at the London Institution last month. It is a most edifying paper, and one which would do many people good if they would take it to heart. Space fails us to go into de- tail or to give any extracts from this interesting lecture, but we may recommend our readers to look at it for themselves. There are other instructive and readable papers, and the "Table Talk of Sylvanus Urban is always entertaining. We cannot say much for Mr Francillon's story Queen Cophetua." It is rather duller than usual this month. In BELGRAVTA" (Chatto and Windus) the stories of Mr James Payn and Mrs Hunt are continued, as are likewise the interesting sketches of "Our Old Country Towns," by Mr Alfred Rimmer, whose sub- jects this month are Leicester, Hinckley and Bos- worth together with its battle field. Another pleasant paper by Katherine S. Macquoid, descriptive of a visit to a picturesque old fortress, in the Ardennes, the Chateau Vève-CelIes, a few miles from Dinant- sur-Meuse, is illustrated by Mr T. R. Macquoid. There is, beside, a readable paper on the old Edin- burgh Stage, by Mr H. Barton Baker, and another on Artificial Diamonds, describing the results of the experiments of Mr Hannay, of Glasgow, by which the crystallisation of carbon has been accomplished. THE Y OVXG LADIES' JOURNAL PART FOR APRIL.— The bright spring weather with which our island has been blessed this year has made the ladies all eager for the novelties of spring dress and those who are interested in it will find all the latest fashions in the April part of THE YOUNG LADIKS' JOURNAL. In the numbers, colored plate, and supplements are nearly 200 illustrations of various articles of dress for ladies and children, all of which appear to us to be most tasteful and elegant in design. Both the back and front of the enormous supplements are covered. There is a full-size pattern for jacket, and a number of fancy- work and fashion designs far exceeding the usual liberal supply. There is a very nice stripe in Berlin- wool work a supplement of the New Letter Writer, and the usual varied and interesting literature, &c., in which this journal always abounds. "l\L-\CMILLA:oI'S MAGAZINE" contains an article on "Adam Sedgwick," by the of Carlisle, who asks whether we are ever, and, if so, how soon, to have a memoir of the Professor one on "Backsheesh," the writer of which illustrates the corrupt system of government in Turkey, by stating how, in obtaining for a company of financiers a concession, which was calculated to be of considerable benefit to the imperial revenues, then at a low ebb, he was compelled to sub- sidise officials to the extent of £ 20,000, all told and another on The Shire and the Ga," being the open- ing address of Dr. Freeman to the Historical Section of the Archaeological Institute, at Taunton, in August of last year. A most valuable contribution is that of "Ireland 1840-80," by Mr W. Bence Jones, who relates the results of his experience during forty years in the management of an estate of nearly 4000 acres, in the southern part of the County Cork, of which he is the owner. CASSELL'S PUBLICATIONS.—In the Family Magazine for the month the serial story Horace McLean" in- creases in interest; Hidden Gold," the second serial, is well sustained. There are also some sixteen items of prose and poetry, fact and fiction, including inter- esting articles on the Pitcairn Islanders, the lately completed St. Gothard tunnel, hints on the art of pastel-painting, plain advice to brain-woikers, the customary chit-chat on fashion, and the omnivorous "Gatherer." In the Quinr the serials, "A Heroine of Home" and Our New Neighbours," both admir- able, healthy stories, are advanced a stage, and there is the usual excellent selection of paners on social and religious topics. What more could our Little Folk wish than the charming magazine beating the above title ? With its delightfully juvenile verses and stories it blends wisdom suitable for young minds. We wish every child possessed the Apiil number. Great Industries ■ of (in at Britain describes, among other things, the trade in raw cotton at Liver- pool, and gives a couple of local sketches. The article will be read with interest by outsiders as well as those engaged in the business. The Illustrated Book of Poultry, part 42, treats principally of the Brahma fowl. FERN PARADISE.—The third part of Mr Francis George Heath's PERN PARADISE, ("published by Messrs Sampson Low, Marston and Co.) comprises the continuation of Ferny Rambles," a chapter on The Ferny Moorlands," and the commencement of the chapter entitled Down a green lane!" The illustrations consist of a photograph (one of a series of four) illustrating the chapter on A green lane," and a full-page wood engraving from a drawing by Mr Birket Foster. Part 4 concludes the chapter entitled ] hnvn a green lane;" and commences part 2 of the volume with an "Introduction to a Fern Paradise at home," proceeding with a chapter on "Ieans to the end." The illustrations issued with this number, are, the third photograph of the series illustrating i A green lane," a full page engraving of a rustic fern stand, engravings of a ifregrate ornamented by ferns and ivy, of a glass fern-case, and of a wire basket of ferns for suspending in mid- window. The concluding parapraph is given below of the chapter on A Fern Paradise at home." Have you a dark, damp corner in your garden, where you cannot get your flowers to grow ? If you have—and few there are who have not, for everything has its shady side—throw some loose stones together in rookery form, and plant ferns there. They will revel in the obscurity of the retreat which you have chosen for them, and smile gracefully and thankfully upon you out of their dark corner. Everywhere if you will, in your gardens and in your houses, you may have a Fern Paradise"—" a thing of beauty and a joy for ever." Even the poorest of the poor, compelled by the unceasing pressure of work work work to cry, in the touching words- Oil, hut to breathe the breath Of the cowslip and primrose sweet, With the sky above my head, And the grass beneath my feet- may have, if they will, a Fern Paradise" in the saddest and most cheerless of sad homes. We have also to acknowledge Home Words, Excel- sior, The Christian Treasury, The Child's Oxen Maga- zine, The Welcome.

THE Medical profession order Cadbury's Cocoa Essence, because it contains more nutritious and flesh- forming elements than any other beverage, and is pre- ferable to the thick starchy Cocoa ordinary sold. When you ask for Cadbury's Cocoa Essence be sure that you get it, as shopkeepers often push imitations for the sake of extra profit. 1334 PAGE WOODCOCKS'S WIND PILLS have for twenty- five years held the first place in the world as an effectual antidote to Indigestion, Wind on the Stomach, Biliousness, and all complaints arising from a dis- ordered state of the Stomach or Bowels, Liver. Tonic, invigorating and purifying they form the best remedy extant. Of all Chemists, Is lid, and 2s M, per box' or of PAGE D. WOODCOCK, Calvert-street, Norwich, or stamps. 558f TRY YOUR WEIGHT !—Hydroleine (Hydrated Oil) has proved of the highest value as a food in consump- tion and all wasting diseases, invariably producing increase in flesh and weight, This preparation of Hydrated Cod Liver Oil is tonic, digestive, and ten times more nourishing, as well as far more pleasant to taste than plain cod liver oil. Hydroleine will nourish and produce increase of weight in those cases where oils or fat, not so treated, are difficult or impossible to digest. All tendency to emaciation and loss of weight is arrested by the use of Hydroleine. Of all chemists, 4s 6d.—Address, Hydroleine Company," 493, Oxford-street, London. Pamphlet free. 12 TIME TABLE OF THE WREXHAM DISTRICT TRIM- WAYS, from January 1st, 1680, until further notice DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). New Inn UP. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.W, p.m. p.m. n m n U1 i ?'JlU.51I.?I.?.(j 5:M7 I Swan nr.  9.5 10.35 12.0 2.0 3.30 SO ). 0 0 Swan Inn (dep) DOWN a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p m '? 10.45 12.?5 ?.15 3.45 tUG ?.15; 2.  t;. lA5 '??4. 1 5. New Inn (nrr.) 10.0 H.iM 12.4? 2.43 4.20 1:'50 8.50 Extra Cars on Mondays only additional to Daily Oars.) New Inn, dp. 4.45 tf.15 Swan Inn, arr. 5.20 7.0 Swan 11111, dp. 5.30 7.30 I ¡. 0 New Inn, arr. ?.0 8.() Extra Cars on Thnrdays on!y(nd'Ht!ond to Daily Car",) p.m. p.iii. p.m. p.m. p.m. New Inn, dp. 1.0 2.15 3.45 j.45 6.15 Swan Inn, arr. I.:M 2.45 4.20 5.20 7.0 Swan Inn, dp. 1.35 3.0 4.45 5.30 7.30 New Inn, arr. v.5 3.35 5.2J C.O 8.0 Extra Cars on Saturdays only (additional to Daily Cars ) New Inn. dp. 4.45 5.30 t), t-, 7.0 7.45 S.30 »-.15 10 0 Swan Inn, arr. 5.20 t;.O ii.5" 7.:t) 8.20 9.0 9 50 10 30 Swan Inn, dp. 5.30 0.15 7.0 7.45 'UII 9.15 10 0 10 45 New Inn, arr. 0.0 0.50 7.30 S.2<> ;> fiO 10 15 11.:J:J

r Markets. w It K X H A; I. —Til U I'.S PAY. White wheat (per measure) olt\ 7s 1;.1 to Ss Od Ditto ditto new os Od to 0 s UIl Red wheat, old (per bush 7."dbs.; 7s Oil to is Od Ditto CiS liti to lis Od Oats old (per bushel of 4ôlbs). 3s 5d to 4>1 bd Ditto new. its yd to (Ii Od Seed do 0s 0(1 t" i't i Od Malting barley per 701bs) f;i 0d to 3d Grinding do. per fi41hRL. 5S 2d to 5s !ld Potatoes, (per 90 lbs) ti,1 to 7s ■ d Butter (per lb.) of lti oz.). is t;, I to Is d Beef (per lb.) Ui; yd to 0s lUd Mutton (per lb.). Us I)d to os M'd POlk (per lb.). U3 7d to Us Vd Veal (per lb.) (is 7d to 11, sd Lamb (per qr.), 10s Od u, 1^ od Fowl (per couple). 3s dd to 5-j (id Ducks I) 1.. Is tid to 5s tid Turkey" s, cocks (per coupie). "0s Od to HOs d Ditto hens, Ms (til to yjs ud Geese, (per Ib). 0s 0d to 0s tid Eggs 15to Iti for -4. Shilline;. MOLD. WEDNESDAY.—White wheat, per hobbett, Ofts to 00s 0d red wheat, 10s Od to 17s 0d oats, (is (Id to Ss Od malting barley, 13s Od to 14s d; potatoes, per 2001bs, lis Oil to 131 d; butter, per lb, Is 4d to Is 5d eggs, 10 for a shiHi:i, CHESTER. CORX, -Only a Iiiiiitetl at to-ilay'i market, with small supplies of wluat which sold readily at the quotations, viz., 7s to 7s 3d per 751bs. No oats or beans offering. IJarley unchanged. Indian corn a shade easier to purchase. Old. New. Wheat, white per 7iflb Os 0,1 to lls ()(I 7s (id to 7s 9d Ditto, red 0s Od to 0s U(I 7s Oil to 7s (id Barley, malting, 38 qts Us Od to II, o(I.- tis 0.1 t-i 0s 2d Ditto, grinding, 641b. Os Od to Us Ott (IS Oel t,) Oil Od Oats, per-MIbs. Os Od to 0s 0d. 3s tidt;> !s Oil Beans, per 801b 0s Od to 'is Od. tN Oil to (is nd Ditto, Egyptian, per 4Mlbs Os Odtoits Od.42-. OdL. Ps lid Indian corn per 1001bs.. 0s Od to 0s Od. 0s 3 I to lis 4d OSWESTRY. CORN. Wednesday.—A very small amount of busines* was done in malting barley, the samples being v rv scarce, but in other branches a fair amount of business w! ilone at the following prices :—lted wheat, tis to lis -Id per bs white ditto, none offering new oats, 4s tr. 4s 3d per 551bs. old ditto, 4s 8d new brans, 19s to 20s per 2401 os old ditto, 22s to 23s malting barley, 5s i)il to 5s till per ;dl!J8. RUTHIN. MONDAY.—Red wheat per hob. new, ISs 011 to 2- Oats, ditto new, 7s Od to s till; Malting barley ditto, 13s. Od. to 15s. Od.; Grinding ditto, 10s. to llsOd Butter*. !s. Id. to Is. 211. per lb.; Beef, 8%1. to 10(t. Mutton, itl. t:J :It I. Pork, Sd. to 9d. Fowls, 2s (itt to 3s (id per couple Ui'.cks, 3s. Ud to 4s Geese, 00d per lb. Eggs, 12 to 4 for a shilling; potatoes, 1? per Ib. DENBIGH. WEDNESDAY.—Wheat per hobbett. 15s 0,1 to 17s oats, 6s Od to Ss lid; ditto, new, 7s (id to Ss 5d barley, lis 0(1 to 14s potatoes per 181b 14s lid butter per Ih !.S 411 t.1 Is 5d j beef, 7d to lOd; mutton, 7d to Sll: veal, till to Id: I:inib, Od to OOd; fowls (per couple) 4s Od to 4s (jd, ducks, is Od to 5s. Oil turkeys, cocks (each) 9s to 15s geese (per lb), 7d to 8d. Beans per ISO lbs., 13s Od to 15s (Id Eggs, 8 to 9 for a shilling. ELLESMEliK. TUESDAY.—Wheat, 0s. 6d to 7s. Od. per 75 lhs: ba.- ley, 5s. 9d. to 0s. 4d. oats, 4s. Od. to 4s. (Id. eggs, It) to 18 for a shilling butter, Is 4tl to Is (id per dish of Iti oz. fowls, 3s. Od. to 5s od. per coupte ducks 4s. Id. to tis (;ti. per couple geese, Oil to 0(1.1. per la. turkey; 0 id. to OOd. potatoes, Os Od to Os (1,1 per 90 lbs. WHITCHUHCH. THURSDAY. —Wheat, lis to 7s (id per 75 lbs. barley, (is. 0d. to tis. Od. oat*, 5s. 0d. to 5s. 0d eggs, 15 to It; for a shilling; butter, Is id to 1;. Oil per dish of 16oz. fowls, 5s. Od. to (is. UtI, per Ci)tll)'e tillCk', i¡, 0,1. to 7s. 6d. per couple geese, (hI. to Od. p.T ib turkeys, Od. to Od. per lb. patatoes, 7s. (id. to Ss. bit. per 90 lbs new potatoes, Od per lb beef, Sd. to !M. per lb. mutton, Sd. to 9j,d. veal, Sd to 9.1. lam! Od. to Od. per lb. SHREWSBURY. CORN, Saturday.—Our market to-day was thinly at- tended. Millers declined to buy Knglisli wheat, H:'lTt at 2d per bushel decline foreign, at a concession of Id per cental, met with more enquiry. White Wheat, per 75Ihs. is :1,1 to ¡, (;d Red (litto is 4,1 to 7-i 10(i .Barley (malting), per 70 !bs. 5s Hd to tjs ?i ?) t;il to t i ?4 ()it Barley, grinding, per ïUlbs. 4s 3d to 4s Id Oats, per 2;jlhs. 20s Od to 24s Od Beans,per 22;jlbs. 2\1., tid to 24s fid Peas, per 225lbs. ;i Od to 21s Od Malt, Der iiiiperitl bushel 8s ihI to 9s Od ,i tl(l to t)-i (ld LIVERPOOL. CATTLE, Monday.—There was a small increase in the supply of cattle, and a decrease in the supplv of sheen, the numbers being 1,1;r) beasts and 2,342 sheep, inrhuied in which were 204 Canadian and So Spanish cattle. Trade slow and dear. A good attendance of country I)ii s.rs at market. Prices Best beasts, II to I: ,I per lb Weond d to !d per 'Ib; .-?'-on d ditto, 7d to Sill; prime Scotch. to !Ud sheep iu wool, lOd to lljd ditto clipped, 9<l to 10 1 CORN, Tues<iay.—To-day's market was v.-f]) attendeft by millers and dealers, but, in presence of buice arrivals off the coast, the tone generally was flat, and the demand for wheat limited at a decline of 3d to 4d per cental, Flour ruled equally slow and though in the restricted business which did occur previous figures may have been repeated, buyers of quantitv could doubtless have bought on much easier terms. Oats moved but indifferently at late rates oatmeal at a decline of Id per lOUlbs. Egyptian beans, "till in- small compass, 'commanded former prices. Call:dian peas closed without material change. Mnlt and b-irley were held for the currencies of Friday last. Indian corn experienced a moderately good request, but, being more freely offered, gave way nearly 2d per cental, American new mixed selling at 5s 5d to 5s 511. WHEAT. PEAS:- Per 1001b s d R d English 1001b s d s d Canadian 7 1 7 3 Red, old 11 411 10 FLOUR Do., new 0 0 0 0 English & liish-Per 1001b White, old. 11 IIS 5 rmpeitinc 26 2 21 ft Do., new 0 0 0 0 Extra 21 0 21 6 American, red 11 4 11 8 Fine 0 i) 0 Do., white. 11 0 11 0 Seconds 0 0 0 OATS Per lOOlbs Californian & Eng. and Scot. 6 4 9 3Oregan II (l 0 0 Irish mealing. « 0 7 0 French 0 0 0 0 American 6 4 0 JO Canadian—per barn" BARLEY Per OOlbs Sweet IS (t 18 6 English. 0 0 0 0 Extra pi 0 20 0 Scot and Irish. 5 9 0 3 OATMEAL :-Per l(:lilb Canadian 5 9 6 0 Irish 10 10 g BEANS Per IOOlb Canadian 12 t) 125 English 8 7 S 10 IMIIA.V COKV Sc. & Irish 100. 7 10 S S American-per 4S(»Ib Egyptian 1001b Yellow m'xd. 0 (I 0 0 Saidi & Daira. 7 11 H 0 European- Behera. 7 9 710 Ibrail, &c 0 1. ij 0 Mazagan 0 0 0 0 Galatz 0 d 0 0 LONDON. CATTLE, Monday -The cattle trade was in a quiet tate. Supplies offering were larger, and the and condition were about the same as last week. The deliveries of home- fed beast were quite the average. The warmer weather and tbe dulness of the dead meat trade checked business Prices remained about the same as last week, hut with a drooping tendency. The best Scots raid crosses sold at 's lotl to Gs per lzlb. From Norfolk and Suffolk we received about 1,:200, from the Midland and home counties about S00, from Scotland about 20S, and from fielind '((head. On the foreign side of the market the receipts were only moderate, and consisted for the most part of Vanish. Swedish, Spanish, and American. Sales pr grossed slowly at drooping prices. As regards sheep, there was a fair number in the pens The enquire on a full average scale, at hardening prices. The best Downs and half-breds made (is to (is S(I pei- 81b. Lambs, with a good demand, realise(I !Is to s (itI per 81h. Calves were steady. Pins soitl at previous currencies. At Deptford were a few beasts and 11,001,! sheep and lambs. Inferior beasts, 4s thl to 5s second quality, 5s to 5s tid prime large oxen, os Sd to 5s 10,1 prime Scots, 5s Hid to tis; inferior sheep, 4s 0d to 5s second quality, us Od to (is prime coarse-woolled, 0s to (is 4d prime Southdowns, 0s 0d to 0s Nil large coarse calves, 5s bd to (is; prime small ditto, (is Od to 7s large hogs 4s to 4s fed small porkers, 4s 10.1 to 5s 4d; lambs, :'s to (id per SIb., sinking the offal. CORN, .Monday. -The provincial markets held on S-.turday were very moderately supplied with h.un grown wheat, but owing to the fine weather, and to the continued down- ward movement in prices in New York the trade was du 1, and a fall of Is to 2s per quarter took place in the quota- tions. It was estimated that the sales in the United King- Week to 190,500 quarters last year. The small quantities of barley offenngchangad hands at late rates, but o.?s, beans and peas were r. steady request at full prices. The 'fl«ur trade "? d»1I> and the quotations had a downwa ???t.?' 01, tl Continent the weather has been f.!vm bb.to ? t!rowin crops, and the decline in prices in?cw ?? ?orkhas enabled buyers to make pm- chases dduurrm ingl1 ?- 1!'le ^hiction in the United fthhe week has been in wheat about fs per quarter, antl flour and Indian corn are alsll cheaper, In- fitience(i agiin I)y iiieteol,olo(rical considerations and the fl abroacl. the trade was extremely heavy ane to-day. English wheat was Is to 2s., and foreign 2s to 3s per quarter cheaper thin (in Monday last. As regards the latter, Russian produce was the best held, the fall in few cases exceeding 2s per quarter. The at- tendance was moderate, but there was very little doing Pv™" ,Tf!t.1 A reduction. Barley was dull and cheaper to sell. The malting season is now over. Malt moved somewhat in  of buyers  were in limited request and the turn '?,?'??'?' for ?hi<* ""? was ? ?rv poor inquiry, s?ifiw'pd S? tihe extent of another 0d per quarter. Beans were steady. Peas met with a small demand and were lighIY,e2:sier. Flour was decidedly flat. both ?..k. ?.1 barrels being a good Is cheaper. .m HOP, 'Iontlay.- There is more enquiry for hops of all descriptions, but the actual business doing is still confined to small ptreels. Quotations Mitl and East Kents. £ 7 10s to .Ell Us Wealds, ?6 to ?10 10s Sussex, ?t! to ?S S£ s fiirnliams, ?7 to Z12 Americans, £ S to £ 10 10s Bavarians, £ 5 to ZC9 98 yearlings, £:3 to £ 5. WOOL, Monday. The public sales of Colonial wool will be commenced to-morrow, and as about 350,000 bales will be offered during their progress, the trade, both for home- grown and foreign qualities, has been quiet for some (lays past, but the tone is good. Current prices (per lb.) Fleeces—Southdown hoggets, Is od to Is 7d half-bred ditto, Is 4d to Is 5d Kent fleeces, Is 4td to Is od South- down ewes and wethers, Is 3Jd to Is 4(1-; Leicester ditto, Is 24d to Is 3d. Sorts-clothing, Is 3Ad to Is 7d combing, Is 3d to Is 9d. COR.N, Wednesday.—The market inactive. Slow sale for both wheat and flour at last Monday's quotations. Oats I firm. Maize the turn cheaper. Barley (lull. Beans firm. Peas Od dearer. ————————————————_