The Aberystwith Observer

NEW RAILWAY TEA WAREHOUSE, No. 51. North Parade, Aberystwyth. PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. TO THE VISITORS AND INHABITANTS OF ABERYSTWYTH. THE proprietor deems it necessary to remark, in reference to the price list of Articles, that fluctuations in the Markets. arising from deficiency or excess of supply, fiscal alterations, and various other causes, operate against the maintenance of fixed or uniform prices for any definite period; but sho^fd there occur any depreciation in value on any of the Articles, his customers may rest assured of an immediate reduction. Large consumers can be supplied with goods at this establishment cheaper than if ordered d*TeThe°propHetor"pays carriage on orders for Teas, Coffees, and Spices, amounting to £ 2 and upwards, to any Railway Station. TEA DEPAtirr.IIENT. TEA, being the staple article in the Grocery Trade, has particularly engaged the attention of the proprietor, and he has happily succeeded in culling from the markets all the choicest and rarest descriptions of Tea that judgment can acquire or capital command and he feels assured that no establishment in Wales can possibly offer Teas upon the same advantageous and strictly merchant terms. BLACK TEAS. No. Per lb. No. O6I\!J 1 Strong: Black Tea Dust Is. 4d. 6 Rich strong Oopack lea 8s. Od. 2 Good^iseful ditto Is. 6d. 7 Very rich full-flavoured Tea •••••••••; 3s. 4d. 3 Siftings of Assam, and other fine kinds. Is. 8d. 8 ThechoieestMomng,Souchong,&Ivaisow 4 Very good strong family Tea 2s. Od. imported as. Md. 5 Very superior choice Black Tea, to which the proprietor calls especial attention 2s. 8d. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS. N o 4 61b. Bags for Us. Od. No. 7 61b. Bags for 19s. Od. „ 5 15s. Od. „ 8 „ 20s- od- „ 6 „ 17s. Od. Who supplies me with my Tea, Who makes spirits freely flow, Full of strength and purity, Wisdom, wit, and humour too, And as choice as it can be? By his rare Assam l'ecoe? MY GROCER. MY GROCER. Who makes voices fit for song, Who hands me a brimming cup, Rich and mellow, full and strong, Fit for Jupiter to sup, BY his fine new crop Souchong? Gunpowder, the finest crop ? } MY GROCER. F MY GROCER. COLON lax~dTEPARTMENT. Having for many years given the most particular attention to the selecting and roasting of Coffee, the proprietor can with confidence assert that, for richness of flavour, and a careful and scientific preparation, his Coffees are uurivalled; ,.n<jee<?> h.18 f#™e in the Metropolis is so great for this article, that he sometimes experiences a dithculty m executing the orders of his cus- tomers. He is happy to say he has been honoured with a very large and increasing sale, and to those who have not yet favoured him with a trial, he respectfully appeals for a comparison, even with the higher prices of other establishments. COFFEES. Fine Jamaica Is. 4d. Essence of the above in bottles at Is. and 2s. Finest Plantation ls. 6<j. only requires boiling water to make a cup Rare and choice Mocha and East India is. 8d. of excellent Coffee instantly. Finest Foreign Chicory 10d. per lb. MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. It is impossible to enumerate the numerous articles comprised in this department; suffice it to say, families will find the stock as extensive and varied as in any of the largest Metro- politan Establishments. WINE & SPIRIT DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL REMABKS. It is a subject of general complaint that the consumer does not realize proportionate benefit- from the late reduction of duty on Wine. To a great extent the fault lies with the consumer himself, and arises from his being fast wedded to old prejudices, that do not permit him fairly to recognize the benefit of the new order of things. The proprietor, buying direct from the grower, saves all intermediate profit-a fact that should not go unnoticed, as it enables him successfully to compete with the largest firms in the Wine trade. Families are assured that all the Wines and Spirits supplied by this establishment are perfectly free from any adultera- tion, and each article as pure as from the Vine. The proprietor calls particular attention to the following selected articles which he considers well worthy of attention. They cannot be surpassed either in price or quality by any house in the kingdom, and will bear favourable comparison with what is usually sold at double the price. WHITE WINES. „ No- Doz. Bott. No. t Doz- Bott. SHERRY, 1, agreeable light Wine 16s. Is. 4d. SHERRY, 5, very soft, pale.nnttyflaror, 30s. 2s. 6d. Ditto, 2, excellent Dinner Wine. 20s. Is. 8d. Ditto, 6, ditto gold, ditto 30s. 2s. 6d. Ditto, 3, standard Pale Wine 24s. 2s. Od. OLD RICH SHERRIES, 36s., 42. Ditto, 4, standard Gold Wine 24s. 2s. Od. 48s., and 60s. per doz. MARSALAS. Marsala, finest imported. j 24s. 12s. Od. I Ditto^good soundWine,grown inSicily i 16s. lIs. 4d. WHITE FRENCH WINES. Sauturne,fine quality 18s. Is. 6d. I Burgundy, fine quality j'j"" I's* 6d. Ditto, extra quality, recommended. 24s. j 2s. Od. j Ditto, extra quality, recommended. 24s. 2s. Od. RED FRENCH WINES. Claret, Vin Ordinaire, recommended 16s. Is. 4d. I Claret, St. Emilion, delicate after-din- Ditto, Medock, excellent dinner Wine 20s. Is. 8d. 1 ner Wine 24s. 2s. Od. I Other choice wines, 30s. to 60s. per doz. RED BURGUNDIES. Burgundy ,finesoftWine,recommended 20s. is. 8d. Masdeu, a full-bodied Red Wine, from Ditto, extra quality, highly recom- the South of France. It resembles mended 30s. 2s. 6d. old dry Port .••• 24s. 2s. Od. Roussillon,first growth ofvintage 1861 24s. 2s. Od. Roussillon,first growth ofvintage 1861 24s. 2s. Od. RED WINES. Port, 1, sound useful Wine. »••• I Port, 4, dry old Wine, recommended 86s. 3s. Od. Ditto, 2, fine fruity Wine.—• 24s. 2s. Od. I Ditto, Old Crusted do., 48s. ,54s.,& 60s. Ditto, 3, full flavoured Old Wine 30s. 2s. 6d. | SPARKLING WINES. Champagne, fine quality, recommended I 42s. 3s. 6d. t Champagne, fine quality, pints 48s. ) 2s. Od. Who supplies me with old Port, Who, when all aronnd are merry, The richest and the rarest sort, And the joke is pleasing very, Worthy of a Monarch's Court, Furnishes a brilliant Sherry ? MY GROCER. MY GROCER. Who the choicest vintage vends, Who puts wit into my brain, And a rich Madeira sends And my thoughts in happy train, To delight his many friends? By a. sparkling fine Champagne? MY GROCER. MY GROCER. SPIRITS. Brandy, Pale or Brown, very useful 36s. 3s. Od. Whisky, Scotch,very old,recommended 38s. 3s. 2d. Ditto, ditto, highly recommended 42s. 3s. 6d. Ditto, ditto, 10 years old, unequalled 42s. 3s. 6d. Ditto, ditto, Martell's finest imported Whisky, Irish, fine old, recommended 38s. 3s. 2d. in Wood 50s. 4s. 2d. Ditto, ditto, 10 years old, equal to Ditto, ditto, Martell s own Bottling 563. 4s. 8d. Brandy 425. 3s. Gd. Hennessey's own Bottling. 54s. 4s. 6d. Rum, fine Jamaica 30s. 2s. 6d. Gin, fine London, very strong 26s. 2s. 2d. Ditto, extra quality, very old 368. 3s. Od. Gin, Old Tom, finest ma.de. 30s. 2a. 6d. Who provides me always handy Who supplies me with old Rum, Ver Very finest Cognac Brandy, When some auld Lnngsynes" have come, And as sweet as Sugar Candy ? Causing merry tales and fun? MY GROCER. J MY GROCER. when friends are flocking in, Who is it makes old Daddy brisky, r,ho!!i.PIi?OU8*ns thick and thin, Positively young and frisky. sneers them with a Cordial Gin? By his Scotch and Irish Whiskey? MY GROCER. MY GROCER. But "Who's my Grocer?" you should know, ^ou^II^n^his^amous Hart below. of tbe A meeting of the Senses took place other day, And surely what all the world says must be true, And the speeches were remar s° they 8ay. ijj,e Season Teas are as fresh as the dew. I "see," said the Eye," that the public go more j « ftei» sajd the Band," that the money I count To James's Tea Mart than ever • jg daily increasing in bulk and amount; I'm sure I don't err in the least wh ^y And honestly chinks and drops into his till, That the customers flock to his counte J. Then goes to the markets its end to fulfil. I tmell," said the Note," when I get near the shop, j „ palate» no Xea any where The fragrance that comes from the ben. neawiu x, up. his famoug SOUCHONG—beyond all compare— I'm certain that TEAS-so delightfully sweet, The flavour delights g0( that all the day through The noge of the Public must gratefullly greet. My kettle is boiling and waiting to brew. I've heard," said the Ear," a great deal of talk sPoke the five senses, and each of them poll'd About his strong CONGOU wherever I walk. or the choicest of TEAS that ever was sold. JOHN JAMES. RAILWAY TEA WAREHOUSE, NORTH PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH. JOHN KNIGHT'S PRIMROSE SOAP. AMONG the many advantages attending the opening of the New Tea Warehouse, not the least 18 the Proprietor's obtaining the exclusive privilege of ing John Knight 9 9 and Sons world-famed Primrose and other description of Soaps. This privilege will not he awarded to any other tradesman in Aberystwyth, y agreement between the Proprietor and this old established and distinguished Firm> Kmght and Sons' Primrose Soap, 5d., or 4}d. by the Bar. John Jvnight and Sons' Fine Pale Soap, 4jd., or 4d. by the Bar. John Knight and Sons' Pale Soap, 4d., or 3id. by the Bar. John Knight and Sons' Best Mottled, 41d., or 4d. by the Bar. e- Observe the name on each Bar,—JOHN KNIGHT & SONS. JOHN JAMES, Proprietor. NOTICE. J. w. UOGEUS_G Auctioneer 4- Valuer> RESPECTFULLY intimates to the inhabitants R of the town and neighbourhood of Aberyst- wyth, that at the solicitation of many friends he intends carrying on the business of AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, and that from this date will be open to conduct Sales of Furniture, Stock, Merchan- dize, and other property that may be entrusted to him. J. W. R. hopes, by adopting a system of moderate charges, combined with strict integrity, to merit a share of public support. IMMEDIATE CASH SETTLE- MENTS the day after Sale, if required, and MONEY ADVANCED upon all descriptions of property consigned for absolute Sale. NB.-Reference to Bankers 2'1, Little Dark-gate Street, Oct. 26th, 1867. MARBLE AND STONE WORKS, SWAN HILL, SHREWSBURY. R. DODSON RESPECTFULLY begs to intimate that the Show Rooms contain a lar^e collection of Marble, Stone, &. Enamelled Slate Chimney Pieces, Marble & Stone Mural Monuments. Cemetery &. Churchyard Memorials, Fonts, Fountains, Vases, &c. Designs forwarded for inspection; and commu- nications by letter will receive immediate attention TTBUBB^ PLUMBER, GLAZIER, PAINTER, AND HOUSE DECORATOR, ABERYSTWYTH, BEG9 respectfully to intimate that at the insti- gation of several resident gentry to set up here in the above line, he has taken to the business of the late Mr. John Williams, Portland Street; and hopes, by strict attention to all orders he may be favoured with, combined with very moderate charges, to merit public patronage and support. Rufford's Baths; Closets and Urinals of various descriptions, suitable for gentlemen's houses. A large stock of Paper Hangings. TRY POOLE'S BREAD! 26, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, (Opposite the National Provincial Rank,) WARRANTED Genuine, and stamped "Poole" W on the top of every Louf. H. POOLE also professes to sell Goods of every de- scription in PASTRY, of the very best quality ,-viz., SEED, GERMAN FRUIT, and other CAKES, in great variety if not on hand, will be made on the shortest notice. Also, SOUPS, JELLIES, CUSTARDS, BLANC MANGE, PIES, TARTS, PUDDINGS, &c., suited for invalids and others, to order. British Wines-Lenionade- Soda Water-Sherbet- Ginger Beer, Sfc. ifc. TALBOT WINS &. SPIRIT VAULTS, MARKET STREET, ABERYSTWITH. JR. JONES begs most respectfully to inform < the Inhabitants of Aberystwyth and the Public generally that he has laid in an extensive Stock of WINES & SPIRITS, of the very finest quality, di- rect out of bond Also, a large supply of BU RTON EAST INDIA PALE ALE; GUINNESS & Co.'s EXTRA STOUT PORTER in Casks, Bottled, or on Draft; also, FRENCH WINES, at the reduced duties, at the very lowest prices. 300 Gold and Silver Watches to select from, At NOS.4:&7, PIER STREET, J. TRUSCOTT, -ietDeUer, Stlbers 01-TICIAN, ETC. §At NOS.4&.7, Established, 1848. Gentlemen's Patent Lever Watches, in £ s. d. f s. d. strong Gold Ca<es, frem 10 10 oto25 0 0 Ladies' ditto ititfo. from ]q jq o to 20 0 0 Patent LeverWatches,in Silver Cases,from 4 4 0 to 10 10 0 Plat Horizontal Watches, ditto, from. j 2 0 to 3 10 0 Warranted to perform correctly, & a Twelvemonth's trial given. The most complicated Watches repaired and ad- justed. Watch Glasses of every size and description fitted immediately. ffcST Gold Chains, Wedding Rings, and Plate sold according to weight. If your Hair is weak or falling oft try LEWTON'S CELEBRATED BOTANIC HAIR WASH, TESTIMONIALS FROM aii PARTS OF THE WORLD. Prepared only by EDWARD LEWTON Hair Cutter and Perfumer to His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, and His Imperial Highness Prince Lucien Buonaparte. iVo. 15, Pier Stteet, Aberystwith. FISGR Alii EXTENSIVE STOCK OF PRIME CIGARS. FANCY Toys, &c. ESTABLISHED 1854. Y^y 13, Great Dark-gate street Aberysttvith, DAVID THOMAS, Vatch and Clock Maker Jerveller, Silversmith, Ifc. The most Improved Watches and ■ft VgHptgKy^T EjWClockh a. very reduced prices. A twelvemonth's trial given if required. Watches & Clocks cleaned and repaired 4t on the ¡;hortest notice. COLD WEDDINC RINCS. ELECTRICITY IS LIFE. HEALTH AND MANHOOD RESTORED f Without Medicine). Cure yourself by the Patent Self-Adjustinir Curative and Electric Belt. SUFFERERS from Nervous Debility, Painful SUFFERERS from Nervous Debility, Painful Dreams, Mental and Physicial Depression, Palpitation of the Heart, Noises in the Head and Ears, Indecision, Impaired Sight and Memory, In- digestion, Prostration, Lassitude, Depression of the Spirits, Loss of Energy and Appetite, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Timidity, Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Love of Solitude, Groundless Fears, 4-c., CAN NOW CURE THEMSELVES ua By the only "Guaranteed Remedy" in Europe, pro- tected by Her Majesty's Great Seal. Details free for One Stamp by H. JAKES, Medical Electrician to the London Hospitals, Percy House, Bedford Square, London. N.B.—Medicine and Fees superseded. In proof of the efficacy herein advocated, the Patentee will send the remedies to be tested before payment. 11 (References to the leading Physicians of the day.) ELLIS'S PATENT ROOFING FELT, the best and cheapest WATERPROOF COVERING for SHEDS. &c., also as a lining under slates for roofs of public buildings, factories, &c. May be bad of respectable ironmongers, timber merchants, water- proofers, and ropemakers, and S. ELLIS & CO., MANUFACTURERS, 23, Strand-street, Liverpool. CHRIST'S COLLEGE, BRECKNOCK- FOUNDED BY K. HENRY VIII., A.D. 1541. T^HIS COLLEGE, theBuildings of which> inelud- ing the Chape], have been handsomely restored, offers a Classical or Commercial Education, upon the System of the best Public Schools, and on the most Moderate Terms. It is go- verned by the Bishops of St. David's and Llandaff, the Lord- Lieutenant of Brecknockshire, and other Gentlemen of distinc- tion in South Wales. Its Grounds are extensive, and its site is one of almost unrivalled attraction. There are Vacancies for a limited number of Boarders at XSO per annum, inclusive of £8 Tuition, for which, and for all other particulars, application way be made to Mr. P. WATKIMS, Registrar of Christ's College, Brecknock. WANTED, A HOUSE, on the Marine Terrace, either to rent or to buy. Apply to the publisher. WINTER FASHIONS. No. 9, PIER STREET, & No. 1, LITTLE DARK-GATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. HUGH DAVIES BEGS respectfully to announce that his Stock of WINTER GOODS is now ready for inspection. The latest Novelties in DRESSES, MANTLES, JACKETS, SHAWLS, &c., &c. A large Stock of BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c., for Charities. U- Vicoll's Ready-made Clothing, S. ALLSOPP & SON" G. CARESWELL, Agent for Aberystwyth, HAS now on hand a Supply of MILD & BITTER ALES. Office: 9, Portlaud Street, Aberystwyth. TO gUILDERS & OTHERS. Aberystwyth tu Bronygof Brick, Tile, &. Pipe Company, Limited. BKICKS, FLOORING TILES, &c., supplied on the shortest notice from the Company's Yard, BRONYGOF. Orders received at the Manager's Office, Queen's Road, And at Mr. D. H. Evans, Office, Railway Station, Aberystwyth. TRY ROWLAND EVANS' SOUCHONG, At 2s. 6d. per lb. UNRIVALLED FOR THE PRICE! SPECIAli W tAiHES FOR SPRING. GRIFFIN, MORRIS, AND GRIFFIN'S PATENT BONB MANURES, Carefully prepared for the requirementsof every Crop. CERES WORKS, WOLVERHAMPTON. Agent, Mr. JAMES McILQUHAM, Bridge-End House, Aberystwyth. FRANKFORT HOUSE, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. MRS. LEON Very respectfully begs to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants generally of Aberystwyth and neighbourhood, that in compliance with the repeated and strongly expressed wishes of her numerous friends, she is making arrangements with the present proprietor, M R. ROBINSON, To RETURN to the old and celebrated establishment in Pier Street, where she hopes shortly to have the honour to offer a choice «nd varied STOCK of JEWELLERY, SILVER PLATE, and FANCY ARTICLES; at which she hopes to continue to receive that patronage and support which has been so liberally and so long bestowed upon her and the late MR LKOW. =c.- r r -0-:3 J 1 OF THE STOMACH I Are the sources of the deadliest maladies. The Pills in such disorders cleanse j the bowels, regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach into a natural and healthful condition. Changing sickness into health and strength. IST T S OF FEYALES. At the two epochs in life the system undergoes the most critical changes, the Pills then become priceless in disorders to which the sex is liable and at the turn of life are a sure safeguard against evil and dangerous consequences. THE :s:;S:ST BEMEDY -ECITOWIT FOB Asthma. Debility. Influenza. Stone and Gravel Bilious Complaints. Diarrhoea. Liver Complaints. Secondy. Symptoms Blotches on the Skin- Female Irregularities. Piles. weakness from wbat. Constipation of the Bowela Indigestion. Retention of Urine ever cause Sold, with full directions, at the manufy. of Professor HOLLOWAY, 244, Strand, London, and by 811 Dealers in Medicine, in boxes at Is. I-lild.9 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lIs., 22s., and 338. There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. ABERYSTWYTH LITERARY INSTITUTE AND WORKING MEN'S READING ROOM. CASH ACCOUNT FOR. 1807. ACTUAL RECEIPTS. ACTUAL EXPENDITURE. £ 8. d. £ 8. d. Amount of Patrons subscriptions paid Roderick Williams, for fittings 17 9 2 up 28 5 0 H. Davis, linoleum for stairs 2 6 0 Amount of general subscriptions ditto 34 9 8j J. James, half-year's rent. 10 0 0 Proceeds of Readings in the Temperance J. Cox, half-year's supply of papers, &c. 7 19 4 Hall 2 0 8 D. Jenkins, printing 2 14 9 Proceeds of Lecture by Mr Gledhill. 0 18 9 „ „ 1 4 6 » 1 5 0 DONATIONS. P. Williams, „ 1 10 6 IWSSX. •••-•• 12 w.'SBfeSTX. 2 T a n OWp -n 2 0 0 Salary of Librarian for 12 months, at J.A^Cross, Esq • ;••• 2 0 0 '5s. per week 13 0 0 arr^' Postage or Rules, Circulars, &c 1 11 5 Carriage of Books 2 7 9 Firing from 1st February to 30th May, 4 months, at Is. per week 0 17 0 Firing from 1st November, 1867, to 1st February, 186S, 013 6 Glazing pictures 0 6 it Sundries for the year 1 16 0 Amount in the Treasurer's hands 9 10 11 Amount retained by the Secretary for current expenses .< 1 1 2 jE77 14 It £ 77 14 11 2 STATEHENT OF LIABILITIES <so ASSETS. LIABILITIES. ASSETS. £ s. d. £ 8. d. Half-year's rent 10 0 0 Subscriptions for 1867, due but not paid 11 18 9 Year's gas & 0 0 Price of papers sold at half-price 5 0 5 Half-year's supply of papers, &c. 9 12 5 Estimated result of Popular Readings. 8 0 0 Excess of assets over liabilities 10 18 10 Cash in hands of Treasurer & Secretary 10 12 1 JE35 11 3..£35 11 3 B-A.I-'A.ISRCE ACCOUNT FOR 1307". £ s. d. £ it. d. Amount of subscriptions, donations, &c., Disbursements per Cash account 67 2 0J received 77 14 li Liabilities as above 24 12 5 Computed value of assets aa above 24 19 2 Balance in favour of the Institute 10 18 10 JEI02 13 31 £102 13 36 Examined, and found correct, 3rd February, 1868, J. A. CROSS, ) A RMRVRTRRQ C. BICE WILLIAMS, }Atoitobs- MR. INGLIS BERVON, ORGANIST OF ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH Teacher of the Organ, Pianoforte, and Singing. NO. 23. PORTLAND STREET. nianofortes Tuned, fyc.—Single Lessons given for the convenience of Visitors. HAVERFORDWEST GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HEAD MASTER, REV. W. SCOTT, M.A., JLJL Worcester Coll., Oxford, Second Classman in Classics, and late senior Assistant-Master of the Welsh Collegiate Institution, Llandovery. Terms for Boarders, under twelve years of age, 35 Guineas per annum above that age, 40 Guineas. A sound Classical, Mathematical, and English Education will be given, University distinction as- pired to, and particular attention paid to the intended future career of pupils and the wishes of parents. The Residence is large and very healthily situated. Address, Rev. W. Scott, Grammar School, Haver- fordwest. LLEDROD & YSTRADMEURIC GRAMMAR SCHOOLS. THE above SCHOOLS will be re-opened on TUES- DAY, the 11th day of FEBRUARY, 1868, under the management of the REV. LEWIS EVAXS, B.A., of Oriel College; assisted by the REY. JOHN JOXES, B.A., of Jesus College, Oxford Mr. John Meredith, and Mr. David Jones. For Boarders, Rooms with the Head Master at 501. per annum, including Tuition. There is a vacancy at present. For Day Scholars, admission fee Xi 1 0 Quarterly payment £ 110 Every attention paid to the improvement of the mind and body. Punctual attendance required. Ystradmeurig, Jan. 30th, 1868. FARMERS, POULTRY DEALERS,&c.— Wanted to Purchase, Daily or Weekly, every description of Poultry established in a locality and surrounded by the nobility and gentry good prices can be had, and therefore can be given. Apply, with particulars, whether large or small quantities, to H. Iliffe, 20, Little Coram-street, Russell-square, W. C.—N B. The nobility and gentry waited upon in the neighbourhood of Russell-square, Bedford- square, Tavistock-square, and a circuit of two miles, for daily orders hotels, clubs, &c. Aberystwyth Slate Works, MOOR STREET. Tomb Stones, Monuments, Chimney Pieces, CISTERNS, &c., MADE TO ORDER. N.B. These Works are fitted up witit superior Planing and Sawing Machines, so that Floorings, and any order in Slate work, can be executed with despatch. ELLIS & OWEN, Proprietors. THE ABERYSTWYTH FOUNDRY. THE Business of this Foundry has been pur- chased by us, and will in future be caried on under the firm of "DURIE & DAVIS." The general knowledge of the particular trade of the district, acquired by the long connection of our Mr John Davis with the Foundry, and the experience of Mr Durie as a Civil Engineer, will en&ble the firm to undertake any class of work which the extended requirements of -the neighbourhood demand. In addition to the manufacture of Steam Engines, Boilers, Plaining and Sawing Machines, Water Wheels, Mining and Quarry Machinery, the general business of Engineers & Iron and Brass Founders will be carried on. The Stock Will consist of Steel for Boring Tools, &c.; Bar and Angle Iron, of various sections; Tram Rails, Waggons, &c., &c. JAMES DURIE. Aberystwyth, 17th Jan., 1868. JOHN DAVIS. ^fi&.raRRir^ ( WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. I Pronounced IB Be careful { i j by Connoisseurs JS alrah to ask for I j THE ONLY E#^r,LEA&PERR!HS,"| • BLEALPFRRMS J • jMGO(mSAUCB,"lry SAUCE. 0*0 See name on wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. Sold by Crosse & Blackwell, London, | and by all dealers in Sauces. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. 1 ) LEA & PERRINS, i WORCESTER. f TREGARON MONTHLY MARKET. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That A MONTHLY MARKET will be held at the above place On the Tuesday preceding the first Wednesday in each Month, For the Sale of CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, Pros, CORN, BUTTER, CHEESE, POULTRY, &c. A great number of Butter-merchants, Butchers, Pig-dealers, and Corn-merchants, have promised to attend the above Market; and for the convenience of buyers from a distance, the day before the Car- marthen Monthly Market has been fixed for holding he Tregaron Market. A Prize of 5s. will be given at the first Market for the best Fat Pig, and 2s. 6d. for the second best. The Dealers earnestly solicit an early attendance. Market Tickets at about a single fare for the double journey will be issued from all Stations on the Manchester and Milford Railway. BY ORDER. CHAT ABOUT TEA. Bless me what's the matter, What is all this chatter? It surely cannot be for nought; "O! no, Mrs. B. gavs the shrewd Mrs. G "It'* ill about Tea that I've bought. My neighbour has got » j °uc^ a £ ea for the pot, I determined to go to his mart; And ne'er did I sup, „ J" tpy old china cup, ouch a Souchong to cheer up the heart. And what do you think? It made my eye wink, When be told me the very low price, For the best Three & Four, He asked me no more, For a Tea-leaf remarkably choice. The first cup I took— An ague that shook My poor limbs, and made my heart wince, All at once went away, On the very same day, And I have been well ever since. No wonder I told, The Tea that he sold, To all my good neighbours so pat. That's the buz that you've heard, And I say 'pon my word, The leaf is the neighbourhood's chat. "0, then, Mrs. G., I'll go there for my Tea, My husband's so cross and so crusty, He w'ont drink a drop, Bought at "you know who's shop, Be says it's so stale and so musty." APPLICATION. The Tea that caused this wondlrous chat, You'll always find and purchase at RAILWAY TEA WAREHOUSE, Vortb tarade, Aberyitwytlk ENGLISH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ABERYSTWYTH. DIVINE SERVICES are held at the above place of Worship every Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 6 p m. School t past 2. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 7. SWEEP YOUR CHIMNEYS! DAVID JENKIN JONES, 11, QUEEN STREET, BEGS to return his best thanks to his friends and supporters for the patronage so largely be- stowed upon him. He also begs to inform the public generally, that he has engaged the services of an EXPERIENCED CHIMNEY SWEEP, who will always be ready at a moments' notice to execute any orders sent to the above address.

Through Trains in connection with the Cambrian Railways. DOWN TRAINS. a. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. 0.111. p. in. LONDON—Eust. dep.l 6 15 9 0 11 20 Birmingham 8 45 10 50 1 45. Wolverhampton 8 18:11 23 2 22 Stafford 10 5112 30 3 25 Shrewsbury .I 1 45 1 45 5 45 Welshpool .arr.; 35| Ji 35 6 40' London .dep.: 6 15| 9 0 11 20 2 45| Stafford 10 0112 45 3 20 6 20j Crewe 10 50l 8 40 5 20 8 35j Whitchurch arr.' H 25| 4 13 5 58; 9 11 Oswestry arr.) 1 50; 7 15) Leeds dep. 7 5011 0 2 oj a oj 4 o Huddersfield 8 30 12 5 2 SO; 4 0 4 55 Manchester Lond. Rd. 7 4510 45 1 30, 3 0. 5 15 6 30 Stockport 7 58,11 5 1 501 3 30 5 28 8 50 preston 9 8° 12 20 3 5 4 4 Liverpool, Lime Street; 7 3010 SO 1 15; 3 45' 5 ( 7 0 Warrington 8 1311 24 2 8! 4 25 5 38 7 42 Crewe 9 0:12 30 3 40 5 45 5 20 8 35 Whitchurch 9 30, 1 2 4 13| 6 20 7 11 9 11 Oswestry arr. 10 20! 1 12 7 12 8 35 Birkenhead. dep. « 35 11 80 3 35 4 50 Chester i 9 2012 15 4 15: 5 40 Wrexham 9 45 12 39 4 39 6 25 Oswestry,G.West..arr. 10 30 1 50 5 17 7 15 Oswestry, Camb.dep. 10 35 2 5 7 20 Welshpool 11 30 2 50 |8 2 Newtown 12 8 3 25 8 37 Llanidloes 12 45 4 3 9 15 Machynlleth 1 30 4 63 9 5/ Borth 2 6 5 30 10 27 ( ABERYSTWYTH arr. 2 28 5 55 « Aberdovey 2 9 5 24 {f „ „ Dolgelley, by'bus, arr. 4 25 7 20 In addition to the above, the train carrying the English mails reaches Aberystwyth at 10.30 a.m. This is only a paosenger tratn from Xewtown.

Manchester &. Milford Railway. UP TRAINS. WEEK DAYS. 1 2 g 1 2 g I g 1 2 g 1 2 g a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p. m. ABERYSTWYTH dep 9 0 1 20 2 30 0 10 I.Umrhystj'd Road 9 10 1 88 A 0 22 Llanilar 9 18 1 57 2 43 0 35 Trawscoed 9 26 2 15 2 50 6 45 Strata-Florida 9 58 2 55 3 5 7 8 Tregaron 10 g1 3 85 3 18 7 22 Pont-Llanio 10 17, 8 50 8 26 7 30 Bettws •• .10 32] 4 14 3 40 7 45 10 40 4 24 8 47 7 51 Lampeter (dep jio 45 4 35 3 50 7 55 Llanvbyther 8 3 0 4 5 8 10 Maesvcrugiau. 20 a* 8 20 Pencader Junction «j? f3 4 18 8 38 Pencader arr. H So 5 35 4 20 8 35 oj I Pencader dep 11 45 4 SO 6 45 Conwil 12 10 4 55 9 15 Bronwrdd Arms 6 9 28 Carmarthen r*r. 12 80l 15 9 40 o Carmarthen dep. 8 4012 38 _±Jp PS ( Carrnar, June, dep 9 05 12 49 5 35 te 1 St. Clears 9 41 1 4 5 52 £ (Whitland. arr. 9 53 1 19 6 5 • fWhitland dep|l° 1 25, 6 251 pj Karberth 1° 20| J 40 ^40 Kilgetty&Begelly 10 36 1 56 6 56 c I Saundersfoot 10 41, 2 1., 7 0 • Tenbv J0 50 2 10 7 10 Penally ..10 S31 2 18 7 14 j Manorbier '1 9| 2 20 7 22 •° I Laraphey ,,iU 18j 2 31 31 | I Pembroke ..11 22! 2 35 7 35 L Pembr. Dock arr. 11 30 2 45 45 H LPembr. Dock arr. 11 30 2 45 45 T, ('Carmarthen dep' 8 40! 1 15 5 20 .3 jLlandilo an1. 9 25! 2 6 6 20 S J Llandovery ..10 851 2 45 6 55 gg VLlanw.WellsCh■ 8 30 •• ••• rCarm. June, dep 9 Oj 1 0 •• 6 27 • I Ferrvside arr. 9 15, 1 14 cs Llanelly 9 50j 1 50 7 6 JE Swansea 10 25 2 35 7 46j '3 Neath 10 47! 2 54 7 511 Cardiff 12 88: 4 88 9 Oj £ j Newport ,.15|54„ 9 21.. ■S > Portsk. June.arr.' 2 4! 5 39 •• S Bristol arr.: 8 30| f 10 •• Chepstow 2 801 5 58 » •• ■g Gloucester 8 40 7 5 }V on £ Cheltenham 5 5 7 25 12 An O Gloucester dep. 4 5 7 15 f I;I LLOND. Pad, arr.l 9 30:11 io| 30 • • DOWN. « WEEK DAYS. TTfTTg 1 2 g ;i 2 g ,i 2 g a.m. |a.m a.m. ja.m. a.m. fLOND. Pad. dep 6 0, 9 15 i>> Cheltenham •: ^512 15 > I Gloucester • 6 35 11101255 Chepstow 7 44 |12 36, 1 45) 5 Bristol • dep 6 20 9 1012 35| 0 Portsk. June, arr! 7 45 11 16; 1 451 S <( Newport depl <' 8 85 1 45; 2 30 j Cardiff <« «< 98 1 0; 2 51 0 Neath 10 57 3 0 8 58 ■g Swansea 18 011 10 3 28: 4 0 g Llanelly .18 40:11 58 4 13 445 O Ferrvside 9 lljl2 32 4 5 5 10 vCarm. June, arr 9 23(12 45 _4 50 5 25 ■2 (LTanw. W'lls Ch r" • ,0 3 Llandovery dep 9 0 3 80 |^)Llandilo 10 10 4 5 (^Carmarthen arr ;11 0 4 55 pe 1-5 • fPemb. Dock dep 8 1510 45! 3 15 6S Pembroke I 8 2310 53' 8 23: >, | Lamphev „ 8 27 10 57, 8 27 •% Manorbier „ 8 37 11 7 8 87j £ J Penally „ 8 45 11 16 8 46 t, j Tenby „ 8 55 11 26 5 0; I Saundersfoot 9 411 35 5 9 • £ Kilgettv & Beeelly „ 9 911 89 5 13 1 Narberth „ 9 25 11 57: 5 311 Whitland arr „ J)_40;12_12 545 S5 (Whitland dep „ 12 24 8 0 (< {St. Clears „ 12 39 „ e (Carmar. June, arr „ 12 56' S 2o r Carmarthen arr •' 9 30 1 10 ( Carmarthen dep 6 0 9 40 1 20; « 0. ( 0 Bronwydd Arms 9 50 „ ° 10 • Conwil 6 25 10 5 1 45 6 28; zj L Pencader arr 6 £ 0 1° SO 2 10 _? 47! Pencader i dep ,7 30 10 85 2 15 6 55: Pencader Junction "7 82 10 37j 2 17 6 571 Maesvcrugiau 7 52 10 49 2 81 7 12: 41 Llanvbvther 8 15 11 2i 2 42 7 25 ( arr 8 85 11 15 2 55 40' Lampeter Jdep 8 45 11 20[8 0: 8 0 Bettws • 8 58 11 28 8 10 8; Pont-Llanio • 9 23 11 42 3 25 8 23 Tregaron • 9 4011 51 3 35, 8 30 Strata-Florida 0 512 7,352 8 45; '• Trawscoed 10 25 12 26, 4 12 9 5 LJanilar .10 38 12 35 4 22 9 15 ARFRYSTIA/VTH -!l° 50 12 «i 4 38 0 25 ABERYSTWYTH arr,11 0,12 55S 4 45 9 35 f signal only. Passengers wishing to get out at tnese stations must signify the same to the Guard at the pre- ceding Station.

ABERYSTWYTH TIDE TABLE, SHOWING HIGH WATER AT ABERYSTWYTH. Jan., 1868. b. m. h. m. A. M. P. M. Saturday 8 7 4 7 34 Sunday 9 7 56 8 19 Monday 10 8 44. 9 4 Tuesday 11 ft 29 9 49 Wednesday 12 10 11 10 34 Thursday 13 10 53 11 34 Friday 14 11 35 11 54 t (Low Water about six how, qfler*