The Illustrated Usk Observer and Raglan Herald

USK FARMERS' CLUB. President: EDWARD LISTER, ESQ. THE ANNUAL MEETING- is fixed to take place at LLANCAYO FARM, near Usk, On Friday, October 27th, 1865, When the following prizes will be offered for compe- tition :— PLOUGHING. For Ploughing Half-an-Acre of Land in the best and most workmanlike manner, within four hours, with a pair of horses, without driver :— CLASS I.—CHAMPION PRIZE of £4,-Open to all Eng- land, to be competed for by Ploughmen belonging to Plough Manufacturers, and also others who have gained the first prize in any year, in the Cham- pion class. CLASS II.—'CHAMPION PRIZE.—To be competed for by a resident Member of the Club, his Son or Servant, who have won first prizes in any year, in the two following classes: First prize, £ 3; Second prize, zCl. CLASS III.—To the Farmer (being a member) or his Son: First prize, 23 Second Prize, £2. CLASS IY.-To the Ploughman or servant of a mem- ber First prize, £ 3; Second prize, zC2 Third prize, £ 1 lOs, Fourth prize, £ 1 Fifth prize, 10s. CLASS V.-To the Son or Servant of a member, under 20 years of age: First prize, JEL 10s.; Second prize, Xi. Teams to be in the field at 8 30, when lots will be drawn, and the signal for starting will be given at Nine o'clock. If not more than two complete, the second prize will be withheld. Flays to be used, and the Ploughing to be Six inches deep. FARMS. CLASS VI.—A Prize of 23 3s. offered by His Grace the Duke of Beaufort, to the Tenant Farmer who shews the Neatest Farm, and the best Fences and Roadways, and displays the greatest economy in the management of his homestead, especially in the husbanding and preparation of manure. Entrance fee, 2s. 6d. THATCHING, CLASS VII.-For the best Set and Thatched Ricks, done by a Son or Servant of a member of this club, regard being had to the number of ricks: First prize, zCl Second prize, 10s. HEDGING. CLASS VIII.—For Hedging Three Perches (twenty- one yards) within six hours First prize, jEl, Second prize, 10s. The Hedging to commence at Eight o'clock on the iaorning of the Ploughing Match. fhe prizes will be withheld unless there are three competitors. STOCK. CLASS IX.—A prize of £5, offered by Reginald Herbert, Esq., for the best three-year-old Nag, by a thorough-bred horse. Open to the County of Monmouth. The Horses to be shewn in front of the Three Sal- Sums Hotel. There must be six competitors, or the prize will not be awarded. CLASS X.—A prize of El Is. offered by Messrs. Ogden and Co., Halifax,Yorkshire, for the best Pen of Six Wether Tegs. Bred by the exhibitor. CLASS XI.—A prize of Li Is., offered by Mrs. Mac- farlane, for the best Pen of 5 Breeding Ewes. CLASS XIl.-A prize of XI Is. to a Cottager for the, best Pig, and which has been in his possession for three months. GREEN CROPS. CLASS XIII.—A prize of Six Guineas, offered by Messrs. Prangley and Co., of Bristol, for the best Six Acres of Swedes, grown with any maker's manure. CLASS XIV.—A prize of £ 5, offered by Mr. Roger Morgan, of Llanellen, to the Tenant Farmer who shews the best Four Acres of Swedish Turnips, grown by artificial manure. CLASS XV.—A prize of E2, offered by the Western Counties' Manure Company, to the Tenant Farmer for the best general Green Crop, not less than Five Acres, grown with the Western Counties' Manure Company's Manure (without dung). CLASS XVI.—A Prize of E5, offered to a Tenant Farmer, who grows the best Five Acres of Swedes, by Proctor's Manure (without farm manure). PRODUCE. CLASS XVII.—A prize of £1 Is. to the Farmer's Wife or Daughter who shall exhibit, at Two o'clock on the day of the Ploughing Match, at the Three Salmons Hotel, the best sample of Butter, (not less than 61bs.) The exhibitor must have been in the habit of supplying the inhabitants of Usk "with this article, either by attending the market Or disposing of her goods at private houses. CLASS XVIII.—A prize of £ L Is. to the Farmer's Wife or Daughter, who shall, at the same time and place 88 above, exhibit the best half cwt. of cheese, of her own making. CU.ss XIX.-A prize of 10s. to the Farmer's Wife or Daughter, who shall exhibit the best couple of Fowls for the Table. To be bred and fed by the exhibitor. CLASS XX.—A prize of £1 Is., offered by Mr. Richard Miles, for the best sack of Wheat, to be grown by a member of the club. CLASSXXI.—A prize of E I Is., offered by Mr. Richard Miles, for the best sack of Barley grown by a mem- ber of the club. The Wheat and Barley to be exhibited at Llan- cayo, on the morning of the Ploughing Match. Notice of Competition for the Neatest Farm, Ricks, and Green Crops, must be sent in to the Secretary on or before the 17th of October, and the names of the Ploughmen who intend to cumpete at the Plough- ing, must be given, and all entry Fees and Subscrip- tions paid to the Secretary, on or before the 24th of October. The Committee reserves to itself the power of with- holding any Prize where the Judges consider there is not sufficient Merit. The Members and their friends will Dine together Lt the Three Salmons Hotel, punctually at Four clock. Dinner and Desert, 3s. 6d. Tickets to be ^ad at the Bar. J. H. CLARK, RON. SEC. ON SALE.—12 long-wooled EWES, and some Prime FAT SHEEP.—Apply to the BAILIFF, Cefn Ha, Usk. TyANTED, in a private family, a very good plain V COOK. She must be thoroughly clean in her habits, and must have a good character from her last place.—Apply at the OBSERVER Office, Usk. Preventive for the Cattle Plague, or Murrain. •G-fr rrsHOMAS J. JONES, CHEMIST, MEDICAL HALL, NEW- L L PORT, begs to call the immediate attention of all Owners of Stock to the necessity of taking the earliest flp"^3 possible steps to ward off any attack o £ v the DISTEM- «I PER, CATTLE PLAGUE, or MURRAIN, by the MmIfmm. adoption of a safe, simple, and tolerably ^urePREVEN- l&iPlr ■ ■ ^lllIP J TIVE, similar to that in use for the last Twenty Years past for Young Cattle. & Jwf ill if? It is a well-known fact to every Breeder of Stock, that W f/M ujjk ij> thousands of Young Cattle die annually from the dread J|s, If |f ravages of this self-same Murrain, Quarter Evil, or Black jjflpfii 1' Quarter, which (for the want of this preventive) would *3" otherwise be saved. If this disease once sets in, in use young or old, to attempt a cure is almost hopeless. PREVENTION IS THE GRAND SECRET! This Drench and treatment can be recommended, and will meet the emergency. References of the highest respectability can be given, to Agriculturists, both in this county and Herefordshire, who are prepared to say that since they have used this Drench and Treatment they rarely ever lose a Single Head of Stock from the above Disorder whereas before its use, they were constantly losing as many as Eighteen or Nineteen out of every Twenty Calves attempted to be reared. NO TIME SHOULD BE LOST IN GIVING IT TO FULL-GROWN CATTLE. The proper time for Drenching Calves is during the month of October or beginning November. PRICE FOR CALVES .4d. EACH DRENCH. | FOR FULL-GROWN CATTLE lOd. EACH DRENCH. With full directions as to use and treatment. PREPARED ONLY BY THOMAS J. JONES, CHEMIST, MEDICAL HALL, NEWPORT. JUST IMPORTED, FIFTY BARRELS of Prime New MONTREAL LINSEED OIL CAKE, and 24 BALES IRISH MOSS, which will be sold at Prices that will compete with any House in Bristol or Gloucester, and no carriage to pay. Nanty-Banno Farm, Llantrissent. j Three Miles from the town of Usk, at the foot of Penycaetnawr Hill. JAMES GRAHAM, JUN., has been favoured with instructions from Mr. WILLIAM ROBERTS, who is leaving his Farm, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION, On Thursday, the 19th day of October, 1865, His prime Flock of 60 Sheep, 16 head of Cattle, 4 Pigs, 12 Horses and Colts, Poultry, Agricultural Im- plements, Harness, 150 bushels of Wheat, 300 bushels of Barley, Oats, 36 Tons of Clover, (to go off) 12 Tons of Hay, (to go off), Swedes, Potatoes, Dairy Utensils, Brewing Plant, Household Furniture, and nu- merous other Effects. Full particulars in posters. Luncheon at Eleven, and the Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock at Noon. Dated, Monmouth, September 28th, 1865. Cwmynyscoy, Pontypool. TAMES GRAHAM, Jun., has been favoured with <J instructions from Mr. FRANCIS DAVIS, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, the whole of his HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, and other valuable Effects, On Monday, October the 23rd, 1865. Sale precisely at One o'clock in the Afternoon. For Particulars see Posters. A LSO will be SOLD at Six o'clock in the evening 11. of the same day, at the HANBURYARMS, PONTY MOILE, subject to such conditions as shall he then and there produced, all those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with Garden, Piggeries, &c., situate and being near the New Inn, in the parish of Llanvihangle Pontymoile, now in the occupation qf Theophilus Hicks, and Moss also three most de- sirable pieces of BUILDING LAND, adjoining the above-mentioned Property, with a frontage to the road, respectively, of 351 feet and 177 feet in length. This desirable property is situate within a quarter of a mile of the important Pontypool Road Station, and is in the customary freehold of the Manor of Usk. The'two houses, now letting at the low rental of £ 15 12s. per annum, are in first-class repair, hav- ing been built within the last six years. For further particulars apply to Mr. Francis Davis, of Cwmynyscoy, Pontypool, or of the Auctioneer, Monmouth, Dated, October 5th, 1865. Pentwyn Farm, Mamhilad. Sale of FARMING STOCK, HAY, CLOVER, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, &c. JPHILPOT begs to announce that he has re- i o ceived instructions to offer for SALE by AUC- TION, On Thursday, the 19Ih of October, 1865, The following FARMING STOCK, HAY, C LOVER, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, &c.,on the premises of Mr. John Jenkins, Pentwyn Farm, Mamhilad, about midway between Pontypool and Usk. Comprising 5 capital milch cows, 4 yearling steers, I ditto heifer, 2 steer calves, 3 heifer ditto, 2 horses, 1 yearling colt, 1 sucking ditto, 3 pigs, 2 ricks well- harvested hay (about 23 tons), 1 rick clover (about 5 tons), I narrow-wheel wagon, cart, iron plough, wood ditto, 2 chaff machines, wheelbarrow, grindstone, 1 set long harness, 1 set short ditto, 2 wagon ropes, &c.f; about 2 acres of swedes and turnips, and 35 acres of grass, until the 2nd of February next. Also, part of the Household Furniture and Dairy Utensils. Iggf Refreshments will be provided at Eleven o'clock, and Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Pontypool, 2nd October, 1865. CHEPSTOW FARMERS' CLUB. Postponement of Ploughing Match. NOTICE is hereby given that in consequence of the continuance of drought the Ploughing Match, advertised to take place at Great Dinham, on Tuesday, the 10th day of the current month of October, is postponed for a week, and is now fixed to be held at Great Dinham, aforesaid, On Tuesday, the 17th of October, subject to all the same rules and regulations as the same would have been subject if held on the said 10th of October. By Order of the Committee, THOMAS GRIFFITHS, Secretary. I High-street, Chepstow, 5th October, 1865. I THE SOCIETIES FOR Promoting Christian Knowledge AND THE Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Monmouth- shire District Committees of the above Societies, will be held in the NATIONAL SCHOOL-ROOM, NEW- PORT, on THURSDAY, the 26th of OCTOBER instant. The Archdeacon of Monmouth in the Chair. Morn- ing Prayer will be said in the Church of St. Paul, to commence at 11 o'clock a.m. W. J. C. LINDSAY, 5 a THOS. WILLIAMS, SeC*etaues- A Collection will he made at the Meeting. ABERGAVENNY. S. & E. TROTTER, ARE now delivering, free by rail or road to a reasonable distance, their GENUINE MALT LIQUORS, In fine condition, at the following Prices:- BITTER BEER 50s. 25s. 12s. 6d. BURTON „ (STRONG) 50" 25s. 12s. 6d. XXX MILD ALE. 42s. 21s. 10s. 6d. XX „ „ 36s* 18s. 9s. Od. srour 42s. 21s. 10s. 6d. THE BREWERY, ABERGAVENNY. February," 1865. IMMEDIATE CASH ADVANCES.—Money lent JL in sums of not less than £ 100, on Personal Security, at a fair rate of interest. Also a large amount ready to be advanced on Freehold Securities, for a term of years, at from 4 to 5 per cent. interest; charges moderate, and the strictest confidence ob- served. Full particulars forwarded per post, on receipt of six postage stamps. Office hours from ten to three.—Apply to Mr. SYDNEY T. EVANS, Land ana Estate Agent, Old Masonic Hall, Newport, Mon. MONEY TO LEND.—T0 TRADES- MEN, FARMERS, & OTHERS.—MONEY immediately advanced on good personal security, or Leasehold, Copyhold, and Freehold Property, from P,50 to £ 5000, at 5 per cent interest. Upwards of five hundred thousand pounds have already been advanced.-Apply to Mr. C. JOHNS, Licensed Appraiser and House Agent, 4, Prospect Place, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon., (near the New Presbyterian Chapel). N. B.-All applications by post to contain 4 stamps for reply. WASTE PAPER,—Good and clean—at 18s. 4d. per cwt., or 2|d. per lb. —: Apply at the OBSERVER Office, Usk. T. EVANS, SS Boot, Shoe, and Gaiter Manufac- turer, and Currier, 16 and 17, CROSS STREET, ABERGAVENNY, OEGS to call the attention of the 13 Public to the LARGE STOCK fT. EVANS, of BOOTS and SHOES of every description he has constantly on hand. RIFLE GAITERS made from the primest Cowhide, on the most Reasonable Terms, Suitable for Shooting or Walking purposes. LILES' EATING HOUSE, TEA, COFFEE, & REFRESHMENT ROOMS. 21 Flannel Street, Aberoavenny, The Swan, Llanarth. THOMAS ADCOCK, in taking to the above old- T established house, begs to inform his friends and the inhabitants generally of Llanarth, Clytha, Llan- f fihangle, Llangattock, Bryngwyn, Ragland, Aberga- r venny, and the District, that his HOUSE WARM- ) IN G DINNER will take place on WEDNESDAY, the f 18TH of OCTOBER, 1865, when the presence and sup- 1 port of the gentlemen of the neighbourhood will be esteemed. Tickets, 3i. 6d. each.—Dinner on the table at Four 3 o'clock, p.m. 1 T. A. takes this opportunity of stating that it is his determination to make the Swan" a first-class house, by keeping a supply of the best and purest articles which, combined with moderate charges and prompt attention, he hopes will secure foj&^him a liberal share of public patronage and suppcSgjt Registration of Voters. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that THOMAS ANTHONY LISTER, Esquire, Barrister-at- Law, having been duly appointed to Revise the List of Voters in the Election of Knights of the Shire for the County of Monmouth, will make a Circuit of the said County, and hold Courts for that purpose, at the places and times, and for the several Parishes, Townships, and Places undermentioned, that is to say, at- CHEPSTOW, At the Beaufort Arms Hotel, on THURSDAY, the Nineteenth day of October next, at a quarter-past Two o'clock in the Afternoon, for— Caerwent and Crick Mounton Chapel Hill Newehurch East Chepstow and Hardwick Penterry Dinham » Portskewitfc Howick Saint Arvans and Hamlet Itton of Portcasseg Shirenewton Saint Arvans Grange Killgwrrws; Saint Kingsmark Llanvair Discoed St. Pierre and Runstone Mathern NEWPORT, At the Town Hall, on FRIDAY, the Twentieth day of October next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for— Bettws Nash Caerleon Borough of Newport Christchurch Risca Henllis Rogerstone Malpas Saint Woollos MAG OR, At the Wheat Sheaf Inn, on SATURDAY, the Twenty-first day of October next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for— Bishton Llanvihangel Roggiett CaldieoD Magor Goldcliff Penhow Ifton Red wick Llangstone and Llanbedar Roggiett Llanmartin & Llandevaud Saint Brides Netherwent Llanwern Undy Landavenny Wilerick Llanvaches Whitson CASTLETOWN, At the Coach and Horses Inn, on SATURDAY, the Twenty-first day of October next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, fur- Coedkernew Michaelstone-j-vedw Duffryn Peterstone Graig Rumney Maeiien Upper St. Brides Machen Lower St. Mellons Marsbfield NEWBRIDGE, At the Newbridge Inn, on MONDAY, the Twenty- third day of October, next, at half-past Twelve o'clock in the Afternoon, for— Aberystruth Mynyddmaen Bedwas Upper & Lower Penmaen Llanhilleth Including Hamlets of Monythusloyne Clawrplwyff CROES-Y-CEILOG, At the Upper Cock Inn, on TUESDAY, the Twenty- fourth day of October next, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for— Llungattock-Juxta Caerleonf Llanvrechva Upper Llanthewy Vaeh LlanvrechvaLower Llanvihangel-Llantarnam PONTYPOOL, At the Crown Inn, on TUESDAY, the Twenty- fourth day of October next, at half-past Two o'clock in the afternoon, for- Llanvihangel;Pontymoile Panteague Mamhilad I Trevethiu USK, At the Town Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the Twenty fifth day of October next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for- Bettws Newydd Llangwm-Isha Glascoed Liang wm-Ucha Goytrey Llanhennock Gwehelog Llanlloweli Gwernesney Llantrissent Kemeys Commander Monkswood Kemeys Inferior Newehurch West Llanbaddoek Tredunnock Llandegveth Trostrey Llangeview > Usk Llangibby Wolvesnewton RAGLAN, At the Beaufort Arms Inn, on WEDNESDAY, the Twenty-fifth day of October next, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, for— Bryngwyn Llansaintfraed Clytha Penrose Llangoven Pen-y-clawdd •Llandenrjy Raglan Llansoy Tregare Llanarth MONMOUTH, At the Shire Hall, on THURSDAY, the Twenty- sixth day of October next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for— Dingestow and Hamlet of Monmouth Treworgan Penalt Dixton Rockfield Llarigattoek-Vibon-avel Saint Maughans Mitchel Troy Wonastow TRELLECK, At the Crown Inn, on THURSDAY, the Twenty- sixth day of October next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, jor- Cwmcarvan Tintern Parva Liandogo Treileck Grange Llanishen Treileck Parish Llanvihangel Torymynydd Treileck Town TREDEGAR, At the Tredcgar Arms Inn. on FRIDAY, the Twen- ty-seventh day of October next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for— BedweRy, including the Uchlawrcoed and Manmoel Hamlets of Ishlawreoed ( ABERGAVENNY, At the Cwmryjrydion Hall, on FRIDAY, the Twen- ty-seventh day of October next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, for— Abergavenny, including thel Llanvapley Hamlets of Hardwick and Llanvair Kilgedin Lloyndee Llanvihangel-nigh-Usk Bwlth Trewyn Llanwenarth-Citra Cwmyoy Upper Llanwenarth-Ultra Cwmyoy Lower Llantillio Pertholey (Citra Llanellen and Ultra) Llanfoist Llanthewy Skirrid Llangattock-nigb-USk Llanvihangel Crucorney Llanover Upper including the Hamlet of Llanover Lower Penbiddle Llanthewy Rythercb Oldcastle CROSS ASH, At the New Inn, on SATURDAY, the Twenty- eighth day of October next, at a quarter-past One o'clock in the Afternoon, for— Grosmont I Llantillio Crosseny Llangattock Lingoed Llanvihangel-yestern- Llangua lewern Llanvetherine Skenfrith And for all other Parishes, Townships, and Places in the said County, if any, omitted in the above Notice. Memorandum.—It is requested that those Over- seers who have not already sent their Lists to the Clerk of the Peace, will IMMEDIATELY send them together with Lists of Persons objected to and of new Claims. The Punctual Attendance of Overseers at the time fixed is required. All Overseers are required to bring with them to the Revising Barrister's Court, the several Notices of Claims of Voters, and all Notices of Objections to Voters sent or delivered to them and all bills, re- ceipts, and vouchers for expenses incurred by them must be produced to the Revising Barrister. N. B. — Wilful neglect of duty in any parti- cular required or set forth in the Act of 6 Victoria, cap 18, will subject an Overseer to a Fine not ex- ceeding Five Pounds, nor less than Twenty Shillings.. CHARLES PROTHERO, Clerk of the Peace. Newport, September 29th, 1865. THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Empowered specially by Acts of Parliament. OmcEs;—I Dale-street, Liverpool; 20 and 21, Poultry, and Cornhill, London; 59, King-street, Manchester; 17, Albion-street, Leeds; 17, Old Hay- market, Sheffield 128, Ingram-street, Glasgow 32, Corn-street, Bristol William-street, New York; Place d'Armes, Montreal; Wynyard-square, Sydney and Elizabeth-street, South, Melbourne. FIRE PREMIUMS £ 742,674 in 1864. LIFE PREMIUMS £ 236,243 in 1864. INVESTED FUNDS.. £ 3,212,343 Dec. 31,1864. FIRE INSURANCES at home and abroad on liberal terms duty as fixed by Parliament. LIFE INSURANCES, with guaranteed bonuses, and more than usual facilities. ANNUITIES, immediate and deferred, at very advan- tageous rates. THE WEST OF ENGLAND AND SOUTH WALES BOARD OF DIRECTORS: JOHN BATES, Esq., Chairman. O. C. LANE, Esq. I T. W. RANKIN, Esq. CHARLES NASH, Esq. G. R. WOODWARD, Esq. Solicitors—Messrs. FUSSELL and PRITCHARD. Chief District Agent-R. G. BARNES, Esq., Bristol. r» r < J- COLTHURS, Esq., F.R.C.S. Medical Referees j R MAESHALL'f Esq., M.D. Bankers-The West of England and South Wales District Banking Company. JAMES N. LANE, Esq., Resident Secretary. Temporary Offices-32, Corn-street, Bristol. REDUCTION IN THE RATE OF DUTY TO Is. 6d. per cent., ON ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY. The Directors beg to call the particular attention of Insurers to the great decrease in the cost of Insur- ance caused by the above. No charge for policy or stamp. Agents in every town, of whom Prospectuses and information respecting rates, &c., may be obtained. Michaelmas, 1865. Cattle Murrain. INSURANCES are GRANTED AGAINST CAT- 1 TLE PLAGUE, or MURRAIN, as well as PLEURO-PNEUMONIA and ordinary Diseases and Casu- alities. Ordinary Rates 9d. to Is. Gd. in the £ on Cat- tle, Horses, Sheep, and Pigs, according to value and class. Where the Disease has not appeared in the coun- ) -SIr,.yrLra ty, nor within 15 miles of the Stock proposed ) If in the county, or within 15 and not less than 2d. in the. 10 miles of the Stock proposed j extra. If within 10 and not less than 5 mlles. 4d. Special rates will be fixed for other cases, but in the event of the Disease appearing in the immediate neighbourhood no proposal would be accepted. FARMERS SHOULD INSURE IMMEDIATELY, otherwise they incur the risk of heavy loss at a time when they would not be able to secure the protection of Insurance. In case of death from Cattle Plague or Murrain, 10 per cent. on the value will be deducted from the sum payable. Insurances effected by SCOTT & SON, Insurance Agents, Dock Street, Newport, Mon. Notice of Removal. WATERS & SON, Tailors, Usk, whilst returning thanks for the liberal support they have 1 ither- to experienced, beg to inform their patrons tnd the public generally,'that they have REMOVED io more convenient premises situated in Bridge street, and they trust that the increased advantages this change will give them for carrying on their business, will ensure for them the support it will always be their aim to deserve. W. & SON would also take this opportunity of in- viting an inspection of their WINTER STOCK, which is replete with a choice variety of New Pat- terns Bridge Street, Usk, Oct. 5, 1865. Barrow's Autibilious & Liver Pills. 4 SAFE AND NEVER FAILING REMEDY in all diseases of the Head, Chest, Bowels, Liver, Weak Digestion, Dizziness, &c. In boxes, at 7§d. and Is. lfd. each, or post free for 8 or 14 stamps, from S. ROBINSON, Chemist, Bridge Street, Usk. Barrow's Pectoral Balsam OF BLACK CURRANT AND ANISEED, FOR the Cure of Hoarseness, Coughs, Cold, Short- ness of Breath, &c., and a most speedy relief for that troublesome complaint Asthma. Full directions accompany each bottle. Sold in bottles, 7id. and Is. Hd. each. To be had of most patent medicine vendors, and of S. ROBINSON, Chemist, Bridge Street, Usk.