The Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette

I CARDIFF AND BRISTOL I Steam iljJa£ltttJl, PnlNCE OF IV ALES AND SWIFT, A Intended to Sail during the Month of OCT., JJ^T 1832, from the Bule Docks, Caidiff, and from \Y URST Basin, Bristol, calling at the Hotwells, where a lalting Room for Passengers is provided opposite the tllding- I>!ace, and they will be put on board, or landed, tee of clmrtre. CARDIFF. J BRISTOL. p lro»i liute Docks. From liatkti)st Basin. "CE of If'ales—Mondays, Sicijt—Munilays.Wednesilajs, 8(#E^"ESday3,aiid FNDII\S. and Fridays. •GL UT'S lays, Thursdays,, Prince of IValcs—Tuesdays, Saturdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays. 15 VCT" 1852, OCT., 1852. 1?" SRIDILY 5J morn I 15, Friday 61 morn AIURDAY 5." after | 16, Saturday 7 niorn IJ' 5?0,UIA.V 6] morn 18, Monday SH morn 20* LDOIII 19, Tuesday 'J morn A -J. '"diiesduy mom 20, Wednesday LFTL nioru 2-/ PLUI'' 'LIL) 10 mora ) 21, Thursday 1 J morn 2a' sr"'a.v LLI MORN 22, Friday ALTER '"urday 1 after J 23, .Saturday 2{ alter jju' ^OUTLAY. 2 alter 55.5, Monday 4 after A;' 3 alter 20, Tuesday 4.J after LISJ' N,.EDL5ES'LAY 3] after 27, Wednesday 5 after 2:/ PUUR3L'ay 4 after 28, Thursday 5J morn A;' 3 alter 2G, Tuesday. 4j after 2g' '1" t'Úl1esdllY 3! after 27, Wednesday 5 after 2:/ PUUR3L'ay 4 after 28, Thursday 5J morn SO' SR! 'Y 44 AFTER 29, Friday 0} luor» 4 urday 4,J after ] 30, Saturday Gj morn ATLES bj- both Steamers:—After Cabin, Is., Fore o Cabin, (id. alt'il:lllbuses ARE in wa:ting AT Cardiff, on the arrival of the VA!EJ?R? TO convey passengers to the South Wales and Tatt C4RRI 'WAY btatiuiis without delay. agel! and Horses to be alongside one hour prenous It to the time of sailing. J, RP8bments may bc had 011 board on moderate terms, hy R'Wheel Carriage, 20s.; Four-wheel Phaeton, drawn TWO *C! borsea, 15" One-horse t'hactnu, or Gig, 10.. !»0 °eel, drawn by one hoise and driver, 13«. AND Hider, After Cabin, 8s.; Koro Cabin, Gs. t)'<I. Horses, 5s. each; Sheep, 8d.earh; LAMBS, (jJ "EYS, and Calves, Is. each.—Shipping and JD~' '•C STOCK at risk of their Owners.—These Fares 0 evcrv expense. T) ^'CK.—Goods Delivered free of Hauling and Dock "1 Cardiff. Not Accountabl e for any Goods without Shipping Notes PIT ^"OODS WL" be Hauled from the Warehouses to the C'*» 81 the Kxpcnsr of the Companies. ill No Fees to Porters. Co V**lyr> Newbridge, Aberdure, Swansea, Neath, Aberavon FOR LC,Oe Hri-tvcinl, L'.utiti issent, artii Caerphilly.— Goods CIRRAED.'° 1'•«-•»« Places IN Spring WAGONS, Itaiiway, and ~"P ANal lioats immediately on arrival, unless ordered VARLIC"'AR conveyance, M which case tbey will be de- *I,J III the Steam I'ucket Warehouse tdl called for, at risk ^OD?P,?."TOT CO,ISIGU,'E .—Freight to be paid on delivery. KIN 'J* RTC^ARES, Parcels, occ., forwarded to all parts of the 'CKI-MW-L'UHL1 delav, when sent to eitlier ot the Steam PUR UNICES in Cardiff or Bristol. T»:,(E J"R information as to Freight, &c., will fo- readily ob- Q ?. J AP|'Iying to the Agents— CA{L'R "I-VAN, A^ENT, Packet Office, at the Buie Docks, FTRIJ, [ OR TO LI. T LILT Nil It, Agent, No. 12, Quay-street, VY" lor the P1UNCU OK WAU-1S Packet. CRto'\I LVL'V' at the Packet Office, Bute liocks,Cardiff; i\V(. ESSrs. \V and H. 11 AIITN ELL C.oruer of St. Stephen's ()FUL?'^UAY> Bristol, for theSTAli Packet. •!rEET° ECOIVED F<>R LIIE P1UNCK OF WAI.BS, 12, Quay- -G00,:S TAKE" '"R LBE SWIFF, at Corner of Saint I'L) ,L ^V0IIUE, Quay. n", above Steamers arrive at. and *TART from Bathurst UNILW' NSTOL, which is within EilYht Minutes' walk of the w. S' n BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. 1 ROWLANDS' KALYDOK, A.:N Oriental Botanical Preparation, perfectly free 'UIU. F'("N all mineral or metallic admixture. It is Ois- TLTET| & '"R 'LS extremely bland, purifying, and soothing "'itii F 1)11 "10 ^^IN; while by its action on the pores and •Hrf ° SPCrClOry "fO-,sels. it expels ail impurities frolD THE el],CC> ALLAYS every tendency TO inHaintnaiion, aud thus FR,.CI!!A"-V dissipates all liedness, Tan, I'imples, Spots. T|,E *8> Discolorations, aud other cutaneous visitations, "tit) RAT|'ANI bloom it imparts to the Cheek, and the soilness CA0- K^TIKY W'hich it induces of the hands and anna its FERIS • soothing irritation and removing ciuaneous de- '1:¡; rt'I1Ó"r it illdl:if'cusable to every toilet. VER.'E Clln>taut and persevering IIse of thIs invaluable disco- lit )" P'eserves and ILIvigorales thosc 11IIportanl luncuons ot "KM on which depend its purity and SOILNESS — ME Hands ITTI AR"'« assuming and reiair.ing the radiant whiteness so admired, aud affording so unequivocal a mark of at- 'LL0'I to the niceties of the toilet aud the graces ot personal '^CT.O,, ^^NILEMED, after shaving, will hud it allay all irri'ation IJ. 'enderness of the skin, and reuder it so!t, smooth and j^ATIT. IN, R'"S T,1E 1,EAT ANTL 1,081 OF SUMMER, AND in cases of sun- OF insects, or incidental liill.unmation, its virtues '"K E S AI,<1 EXLC!LSLVEL.v BEEN acknowledged. Its purify- luV5RT.RCFRESUIN,! PR'>CNIES obtained its selection hy 'TIL* several Courts of Kurope, 1&0 I- ,R W"H the elite of the Aristocracy. — Price *ls. 6(1. and (,J- per bottle. NEARLY SET OF TEETH. OR LIP KOWLAiNUS- ODONTO, NLI' EAKL UKNTiFlilCH, a WHLLK I'OWOKK, com- I(, 'BE choicest aud most recherche Ingredients of JIT;. 'E"tal Herbal, of inestimable value in Preserving and (^VIUG the Teeth, Strengthening IHE Gams, and in ren- AJJ 8 THE breath sweet and pure. It extirpates all tartarous 'LIE*ES,ONS 10 the Teeth, and ensures a pearl-like whiteness to |» ella.uell.,u surface. lIs Anti-Septic and Anti-Srorbuiic t! exercise a highly ocneJiclal and salutary iufiuenee J,,I^ '"REST the further progiess "j decay ot THE ieetti, iuouce T,RI I& Aciion of the GUMS, and cause them to as*U:ne the BY ^^ESS ami colour iudicaiive of perlect soundness, while ETII their adhesion 10 the Teeth, they give unlimited ^ENT aud fresh zest to appetite, by perpetuating effective J CO,uplete inasticatioti. IF,, S ULLprecedenteilly good effects have obtained it the pa- T'!I L^ several Courts anil the Anstocracy throughout HIE "I'6' Whiie the gener«. Oeinand lor it at once announces LI,VOUR in which it is held. — Price 2s. 9.1. per bos. T UOWLAISDS' AQUA D'OKO, the 11 ,"LOSt iianiant and refreshing Perfume ever yielded by «n,L S<JV)LS OF L'LOWTITS," combining IHE spirituous essences OXO.TSSEHLIAL properties of the most esteemed AND valuable '•AIIL E and plants, without any one being in the ascen- "1'AYS" RF' retains ns iresh and delightful odorousness for 1'*E ric.B uroma oi this elaborately uistilled perfume is KUR;IL-' S,"»U!ating to the nerves, it relieves the head, invi- *IIJLLS"L<: S^STE; and laken as a coolint1, oevera^e (^dilute,I C°R<FIA*DTER^' CASTS lassitude or latlgue, it is found most SL"»KI' A",U R<L0'AT'V,: NS effects. licntlemen, after '0 N" rinsing THE mouth with A small quantity, will ^BOT.I' R BRCA,H 10 SWU,U'-S puiity. Price, H,»EDI?'TT|A !0""LAL" OF THE AI"'A li'ORO was exhi- at tlie Crystal I'.iiaee. HON- -1 ,IWP0KTANT CAUTION. ,1|<)Re F,L'CL'I U SHOPKEEPERS, for the sake of gaining a trifle S"»;e VL111' TBE most SI CRIoUs COMPOUNDS under the **01(1 W*)1,'#,8", 'S thcrclore HIGHLY uecessary TO see that the L'IC VV ''ANUS* precedes the uaiue ot the Article on Rapper or Label of each. Sold hy ihe Troprietors — 2N A. ROWL A N D & S O N U' 11 A T TON G A K U 10 N, l,ON I> O >J Aud by Chemists autl Perfumers. -==.: THE LLOAD TO HE A L T li | £ • f- r-~P HOLLO WAY' PILLS. °LLLE OP A DISORDERED LIVELT AXD BAD COpy 0 DIGKSTION. f a Letter from ;1Jr. U. Ilr. Kirhus, Chemist, 7, Prescot T0 P street, Livet pool, dated (ith June, 1851. STL[^°R HOLLOW AY, °LLR S«]0 'R P.lls and Ointment have stood the highest on '°TNCR LST °f Proprietary Medicines for some years. A cus- '(,t Y0* to whotn I can refer for any enquiries, desires me to R'iiii,I I know the particulars of her, case. She had hefn 'BE I F°R >'EARS with a disordered liver, and bad digestion. 8O ,A?T occasion, howevrr. the virulence of the" attack "'at D()A:AR,NING, and the inflammation set in so severely, "'I(IER 11 1,8 were entertained of her not being able to hear up S''°INFT' LOR(UNA'EW she wr.s induced to try YOIIR Pi|!S) aud *E ''ADLRNS 'NE AF'ER T'1<; HND EAT'h succeeding dose, <hou,,A S'MT relief. She continued to take thein. a°id al- *>UOJF S' "sed only three Boxes, she is now in the enjoy- C<I8ES 'JERFRCT health. I could have sent you many more *^EE<J1,1 T,1<: above, from the severity of the attach and the '"S P^I?URE' 1 tlunk, speaks much 111 favour of your astonish- AN. (Signed) It. W, KllU, US. ^'I'RAORDIV.ARY CURB OP HHEUMATlC FliVBiJ Cup.. IN VAN DIEMFN'S LAND. °f 11 hotter inserted in the lioburt lomn Courier of the :\1 1st March, 185J,by JIa)or J. Walsh. ^C\V [ £ ARET M'Coningham, nineteen years of age, residing A FOR L( 0WRI. bad been suffering from a violent rheumatic fever "F T)/AARDS OT two months, which had entirely deprived her C^RT 'LSE "t her limbs during this period she WAS under the BY |J 'BE most eminent medical men in Mohan Town, and VFCI, her case was considered hopeless. A friend pre- TNTI "I'on her to try Hollow<:y's celebrated Fills, which she T|J, SCR'tcd TO do. and in an incredible short space of time ihey CT'IIF, A PEIL'ec! cure. OF A PAIN AND TLGHTNKSS IN TflS CHKST STOMACH OF A L'WUSON 84 VHAUS OF AUH. "'n Messrs. Thew ..y Son, Proprietors of the Lynn Advertiser 1'o1.(¡ho Can voltch for the following statement.— Aiiy. 2nd, 1B51. S R°iessor HuLLUWAY, desire 10 bear testimony to the good effcctsof- F,A: °W#y'S Pills. For some vears L suffered severely from a PATLJ A,LLJ tiglnness in the stumach, which was also accom, l(I„ A shortness of breath, that prevented me from walk- 'DY*1 °"1' A,N years of age, and notwithstanding my ST;, A,1CT-"d state of lile, these i'lits have so relieved me, that I V'I!II(C'LR°'I'S UL;U OTHERS 'hould be made, acquainted with their ACUV,S\ H'N "°W RENDC_REd, by their means, comparatively HICLI' R'^T!1 TAKE EXB Without inconvenience or pain, 'UCLI I could not do before. CoP!< of^LetP^d/emd% N' du SLL» J\6",U*V"'RA "les''l"/e l February 2:>th, I S'LL. "WJ C °'R,—- A .»'■ inomas Clark, a Setter AT LAK- C 'fir 11 UAKE LIEOR^E. was TLLEV0"D<RAB C ST-'RL0L,.S,Y "'DIETED with A complaint of LIVER, together with the Gravel. Mis medical attendants '!R TR.\iiU' all their skill, candidly told ih.r, that Ins CASE li, S L,0peless, and any further eliorts useless. In his situi, (JXI'' AI,J WHEN expecting every day would terminate his "BD LC°CE> A friend recommended him to try rioiloway's Pills, SIJI TTS a iorloin hope he did so, tne lirst dose gave iiiin con- ACTRAT)LE relief, he therefore persevered 111 taking them LI(.CORIL'"II TU the directions, and is now restored to perfect 'CU'- UU W1" LC{:L "REAT P'1511'1' 1,1 CO"LIR,NINS tiiis state. "• °r even make an affidavit to the same effect, should it RT,I>»ired. (signed) \VM. JOS i<:S, Proprietor of W0.. °the tioulburn Herald, New South Wales. ^DEIIFUL CFF1CACV OF HOLIJDU A\ B PILLS IN |>„ CASES OF I)K01>>Y- OR RSons sufferin-r ,ROUL DR„p»Y. either a,,out the turn of Ide L»i|| <ULK'R times, should immediately have recourse to these I«P \A« hundreds or persons are AIM^TLY cured, by their HI,;01 LHI» direful complaint in its different stages, when all "leans had failed. "E celebrated Pills are wonderfully eliiCACL0US 111 T'LE AU.. iollowmg complaints. AM, FemaleJ regularities Scrofula* or ing s *SI;, 1,1A^ Fevers of all kinds hvil, 'F14 COMPLAINTS FITS Sore Throats FE, C '^outhe.Sk"I Gout Stone and eiravel Complaints Head-ache SecondarySymi'toms I C„I)STS Indigestion Tic-Douloureux J, 'pation of the Inflammation Tumours Jaundice Ulcers LLG^J'PTIOU I>iver Complaints Venereal Affections AIROP Jjumbago Worms of all kinds Piles W eakness from what ^"RYS'UCRJ Rheumatism ever cause, &C. I*C. ''Hetention of Urine the listablisiiment of Professor HOLLOW AY, 244 I LIFTJ./J1 ""UR 'eiiiple LIAR^, !>on.Jo:I, and by ail r espectaob W^AND Dealers 111 Medicines throughout the civilized '<zi. ,'TTL,LNE following prices-Is. 1 .^D., 2s. U I., 4S. Gd., lis., *"■* eacu L»o\. T tiere is a CUUAIDURAITIE saving by sizes. IOR ILOLLOWAY'S iVit-dicinea are printed VV"<LT>R LIUGUA^E, an 1 ailite J TO each pot or bo* and thtj). af" T»IRTIC4IARLY RECOMMENDED to order them ftorn ",f THE FAST-SAILING STEAMERS, "JENNY JONES," DAVID DAVIES, COMMANDER, AND TAL 1 E SIN WILLIAM DAVID, COMMANDER, ARE intended to ply between CARDIFF and BRIS- TOL during the Month of OCTOBER, 1852, as follows: — CARDIFF. BRISTOL. From ihe Bute Docks. I From Bathurst Basin. OCT., 18M. | OCT., 1852. 15, Friday 6 morn j 15, Friday GJ morn 10, Saturday 6 morn | 10, Saturday 7.[ morn 18, Monday Gl morn I 18, Monday 7^ mom 19, Tuesùay 7 morn 19, '1'11('8<13.)' 9,J morn 20, Wednesday 8I morn 2 Wednesday 10 morn 21, Thursday SJ morn 21, Thursday 12] after 2:.?, Friday. 11^ morn 22, Friday 1^ after 23, Saturday I2J after 23, Saturday 2k after 2,-), Monday 2:1: after 25, Monday 31 after 20, Tuesday 2t after 20, Tuesday 41 after 27, Wednesday :3.1 alter 27, Wednesday 41 after 28, Thursday. 31' after 128, Th(If!lay *'fj murn 29, Friday.. 4^ after 29, Friday mom 3U, Saturday 4^ after] 30, Saturday *B morn NOTICE.—The Cardiff Steam Navigation Company give Notice, that they will not be accountable for any Passengers' Luggage; nor will they be answerable for any Goods, Packages, or Parcels (if lost or damaged by fire, leakage, or otherwise), unless booked at their office at Cardiff or Bristol, if above the value of forty shillings, unless entered at its value, and carriage III proportion paid for tbe same at the time of booking. Goods consigned to older, or not taken away befure six. o'clock in the evening of the day of lauding, will be warehoused at the risk and expense of the consignees. All Goods to be considered as liens, not only for Freight and Charges due thereon, but also for all previously unsatisfied Freight and Charges due by Con signees to the Proprietors of the said Packet. Disputed weights or measurement, claims L'or loss or damage, &c., cannot bc allowed unless written notice of the same be sent to the office 011 the Jay 0 r delivery. To and Fro from Bristol, 13th, 14th, 28th, 29th, & 30th. REDUCED FARES BY BOTH RTE.HIE11.S:-After Cabin, Is. Fore Cabin, 6,1. Passengers will BE hinded and taken on board at Cum- berland Basin, free of expense. Refreshments may be had on board on moderate terms. Four-wheel CARRIAGE, 20s.; Four-wheel Phaeton, drawn by Two Horses, L3s.; One-horse Phaeton, or Gig, 10s. Two-wheel drawn by the One horse and Driver, 13s.; Horse and Rider, After Cabin, 8, Fore Cabin, Gs- T>d. Cattle, 4s. Horses. F>s. each Sheep, 8d each; Lambs, fid. each Pigs, Dogs,&Calves, ls. each.—SHIPPING^ Landing Live Stock, at risk of their 0 wners.- These Fares iuciude ever y expense. Not accountable, for any Goods without Shipping Notes. Goods hauied to and from the Packet at the Company's Expense, hoth üt Cardiff dud Dristol. — No Fees to P0rters. The above Steamers, for the convenience of Passen- gers, start from Bathurst Basin, Birstol, which is within 8 minutes' walk of the Great Western Railway Station. Further information as to Freight, &c., may be ob- tained by APPLYING at the Company's Office, Bute Docks, Oardill or to Mr. E. J. THOMAS, Clare- street Hall, Marsh-street, Bristol. K OUT It REES, General Superintendent. -<' '*7: PATRONISED BY HER !\1,\JESTY',3 STAT 10 VF.RY OFFICE. H. M 0 R R ELL'S FINE PREPARED DRAWING PEXCLLS. IIIIIlH For Drawing on Wood. FF Light and Shading. HUH Architectural use. F Fur general use. Illl Engineering., B Blaek for Shading. U Sketehiug. BB Ditto. lIB lIard aild Black for BI>U Ditto. Drawing. lllm3 Ditto. M Medium. These Pencils are prepared perfectly free from grit, of great variety of shade, and possess all the requisites for the most highly finished drawings. Sold Wholesale at tllC Manufactory, No. 149, FLEET- STREET, LONDON; and may be had Retail of all the principal Booksellers and Stationers in Town and Country. NO MORE PILLS nor any other MEDICINE L)U BAIlliY'S delicious ItliVALMNTA A It A IJI OA FOOD is the natural remedy, which has obtained 5;),0l)0 les- timonials of cures from the Kight lIon. the Lord Sllldrt lie Decies, Archdeacon :tU<111 of LLO^S, .1111.1 other }.J<trties, OI iudi- gestion (dyspepsia), constipation, and diarrhoea, nervousness, biliousness, liver complaint, llatulency, distension, palpita tion lit 1 HE UE:\rt, nervou-. headache, deafness, noises ill the head and ears, pains in almost cvery part of the body, chronic inflammation aud ulceration "f (he stomach. erysipelas, erup- tions uf the skin, impurities auu poverly of h., blood, Kcroftl ia, incipieut consumption, dropsy, rllt.>\uu;uislu, gout, heartburn, nausea auú sickncss during pregnancy, aftereaiing, or at sea, low spirits, spasl1's, cramps, epileptic Ill", spleen, general debility, asthma, cough, inquietude, sleeplessness, involun- tdry hlus/llng, paralysis, tremors, dislike to society, unfitness for study, loss of memory, delusions, vei-tigo, biood to llle head, exhaustion, melancholy, groundless f.-ur, iude\:¡-i0IJ wretchedness, thoughts uf self-destructiou, and many other complaints. It is, moreover, the best food for infants, and iiivalios generally, as it uever turns acid ou the weakest SlOHI<1dl, bat imparts a healthy udish for lunch or tinnier, anti restore;, the faculty of digestion, and. nervous and mus- cular energy to ihe ino.it enfeebled. BAltliY DU BAKLTY & C0., 77, Regent Street, London. A few out of 50,000 cures are here given :— Cure No. 47,121.—" Miss Klizabeth Jacobs, of Nazing Vi- carage, \Valtliain-cross, Heils; <t cure of OT; NINE uervous- nf-ss, indi;;est iOIl, gatherings, low "PI rlts, ¡\lId nervous I ancies." Cure No..Hj,:Jl-l. Miss Kluabcth Yeaman, Gate-acre, near Liverpool; a cure of 10 years'dy.ipoysia, auti all Ihc horrors or lIerVOtIS irritability." Cure No. 71, of dyspepsia, from the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de Decies I have derived considerable benefit from Du Barry's Kevalelita Arabtca Food, and consider It due 10 yomselves aud Ihc public to authorise the publication of these lines. — Stuart de Cure No. 4!.J.öJ:2. I'ifty years' indescribable agony from Ù i spe¡¡sia. uervousness, a,th Ula, cough, constipation, flatu- leuey, spasms, sickness at the sto<Hach, aud vomiting, have been removed by Ua Barry's excellent food.—laria J o:\y Wortham Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure No. O 1,4Id,—" Major W. iidic, H.M.S., 14, Bucking- ham-sti eei, Mraud, Londou, cured 01 IWO years' liver com- plaint and inveterate U;a;rhiea, with total PT.-11 RATION of st.eugth, which had resisted the lust treatment M lutiia ana at howc. In Canisters,suitably packed for all climates, and with full infractions, 1,. LID., 2,. V I" 4s. CI i. £ > lb., tis.; I:! II)., -2s. J super reiiucil, O lb., 2'2s. 10 lb., 3-JS. 1 be 10 ib. nnd 11 Ib. carriage free, on receipt ot posi-ol.'ice order. Hairy L)U Harry and Co., 77, iiegotit-slreet, L >N:lou I'urtuum, .Vlason, and Co., purveyors to Her Majesty, Piccadilly. AGENTS. Brynmawr.. J. W. Vanpjhan. CurditT J. B. Hopkins. Oowbtiilge John Parsons. 1\¡,nhyr Tidvu David Jones. Monmouth Dyke & Co., L'hos. Farror. XEATB W. 11 ibbert. Newport A. Clements, Stamp Oilice. Swansea Joualbau Urury. I 1 EU egar. Charles Peaty. On SPtiLtMATOIlliiHEA. and the SECRET INFIR- MITIES of YUUfH aud MATUILLIT, with FJFIY ENGRAVINGS. Just Published, in Six Languages, in a settled envelope pnce 2. 6d., or free by post tor Foriy-two Stamps, 4 N Analytical^INVESTIGATION of the PHILOST^AY and ^.JL I' unctions OI AL arriage, in all tlie bearings iu winch that important subjects allects the health and happiness of Man, WltLl practical remarks 011 the treatment of Spermatorrhea, and the erroneou-. VIEWS entertained on the cure of Nervous and Generative Debility, Secret Diseases, (SEE. By SAMUlCL LA'VI lilt 1', M.O., 37, Bedford-square, London, Doctor of Medicine, ,\1 atriculated Member of the University, of I'ldin >mg! Licentiate of Apothec ^RIES' Hill, Loudon, Honorary MEMBER of the London Hospital Medical Society ,S.c. The essential object of this treatiss is to point out the fearful consequences resulting from certain habits, irregula- rities, and EXCESSES wluch have produced IIIOrt! misery In youth, degradation ill manhood, ami premature decay at all stages of life, thau, perhaps any other class or disease known to modern pathologist. Frrors committed ill early life. ufiea in utter Ignorauce of their fatal TENDENCY, sew the seeds of a thousand ills, depirving the. sull'erer of the pure enjoy- ments that the world affords, and rendering his existence a term of unceasing misery and regret. The present work describes the numerous evils produced by the errors referred T«. I he contents CII.brflce ihe origin,CFL'scts, prevet!ll:ll1, alld treatment of the deplorable catalogue of maladies connected witn NERVOUS debility .exhaustion of the vital ENERGIES, pros- tration ot menlal audnbyaicatcnpacitv, local and general weakness, acute and chronic spermaturrboe, ami their endless modifications. The treatment adopted is founded on ex- periencegained in the most celebrated schools of medicine uy the most eminent practitioners both IN IH:S. country anu continental liurope. The results of the KNOWLEDGE thus acquired are heic condensed and set forth under THE personal SL I°I° • U UU,T <> Of tllC few legally Q LTD PHYSICIANS who have devoted Hi. ir whole and audi- vulcd STUDIES to this important branch of meuic tl science urn F,CCULU,RI,Y relating TO physiology, PATMOGY, „ treatment ot the diseases incidental U> the geue- rative ^TEM is cleany expkuied, and the means of immc- JI-OF./FIL" "IT,mate cure described in detail. The pro.csiio.ial reputation of Dr. La'Mert, WHO" has taken the AMI*' 11^TLL'^U'S.nievlical ari l academic honours at home mav ZN A SU,HCI0M S"URAUTEE that those who lay place themse ves under his care will, iu every instance, 'hie' 1 1 'AT 1 T!C'UE. consideration and inviolable secrecy which are so requisite in the MOMENT of these cases. 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A DDITIONAL TESTIMONIAL of the valuable xjL. medicinal properties ul^ l'ilAMlM'OtN'S 1'ILL OF HKALTH, forwarded to Mr. Thomas I'roul, 229, Strand, from W. Smith, Esq. :— 13, St. Mark's-terr;\ep, West Brompton, London, 10th May, 1852. Sir,—Ten years ago 1 was induced to give you my opinion, founded on experience, uf the merits of Fiamptoil's Till of Health. I 'U1I pleased at your having publisheù that plain statement, by which 1 hupe others have ueell induced to try su effec ti \1(- a medicine. Anxious cares, aud neglect of mv old tried friend during the early part of tltis ycar, halt produced symptoms of uneasiness which I found it prudent no longer to neglect; and I am de- lighted tu say that a few doses of the Pills, under the blessing 01 Divine rrovidencc, have removed, and 1 uni again a.s well as 1 ever was in illY life. Please forward me the usual supply of half a dozen family boxes, which 1 may saiely term my medicine chest fur self and family and I hold it a duty tJ umit ])0 oppurtunity of thus giving to you proofs of my experience of the valu tblc properties of this medicine. WItI. SMITH." These Pills are particularly etlieaci nis for Stomach Coughs, Colds, Agues,shortness of breath, and ull obstructions ot the Urinary passages; & it taken aller too Iree an imlulgence at ta- ble, they quick lyre'.store tlie system to its nalural state oi repose, Persons fIt » FULl. H \lilT, WHO are sunjeet to li ead-che. Giddiness, Drowsiness, and Singing In thc liars, arising 1rorH too great a flow of Blood 10 tne ilead, should &lever he wil"- out tll"I1:, as many dangerous syulptorns will he clllirely Car- ried oil by ibeir immediate IIse. Por F!•; VIA LE-. these Pills am most truly excellent, re- moving all obstructions, the distressing Head-ache so very prevalent with the sex Degression of Spirits, Dullness of Sight, Nervous Affections, Blotches, i'imples, and Sallowuess of the Skin, anu give a healthy ai^.d juvemic. blooitt 10 the. Clll1lplexlOlI. To MUTH EltS they are confidently recommended as the best medicine that can be taken during preguaucy; and for children Of all ages they arc unequalled. ° As a pbasant, sale, aud easy Aperient, they unite the recommendation of a mild operation with the most success- lul cttec1. By leguattng thc dose, according to the age and strength of the patient, ibev become suitable for every case, in cither sex, that, can be required. .sold by V. I'rout, 22lJ, .Strain, Loudon. I'nce ls. l^d. and 2s. 9d. per box and by tne Venders of .Medicines generally throughout the Kingdom. Ask tor I' RAM I' I ON'S PILL 01" HEALTH, and observe the name and address of "Thomas i'rout, 229, Strand, London," 011 the (government SRAIRN,- THE PUBLIC HEALTH. INDIGESTION, STOMACH, AND LIVER CO.MFLAINT, Speedily Relieved and Permanently Cured. TANINER'S CELEBRATED DINNEU PILLS A HE of thoroughly established repute, for the cure of .1-1. that distressing complattti, Indigestion, the fruitful source of a gre^t portion of the diseases which flesh is heir to.' The symptoms 01 indigestion ato fl^iuiencv, paio and fullness III the stomach, stcku^ss atter meais, beau-aciie, weight "vcr the eyes and back part of the head, shooting pains iu the sto- mach, cllm mniiis a iis. Two or three doses of tnftso valuable pills will relieve almost all cases, and perseverance iu their use lor a short period, will generally restore permanently that .■reatest of earthly blessings — Health. The proprietor has numerous testimonials from highly re- spectable 1(1!:Ùllt'8., where these Pills have been tor years cs- teemed the bestof Family Medicines. Price 7Jd., Is., and 2s. oer Box. I lie L:. auu 2s. boxes are by fai the U10st ccu- nomical. TiismiONIALS. Brecon Sept. 24, 1801. Dear Sir^5—I f«'el it my duty to make known the great beoelit I've received fiomthe celebrated Dinner Polls prepared by Sir. Tanner, Kingswood Hdl, near Bristol. 1 havc ¡,Cll Iroubled for > ears hy indigestion and paid iipujetise sums of money to different meutcal men and for dilfcr..ut Pills; but. couid not get anything IU render me any benefit, "uld I heard of the celebrated DInner Pills, aud delermll1e,l tn give them a trIal; anu aflu faking a few boxes, I became that ( couid take mv meals with pleasure, and fed quite comfortable aitcr enjoying a hearty dinner, which for years past, esplcÎidly meat of "ii de- scription. 1 could net venture to take without much inconvenience after; therefore, I consider myseli indebted to them, principally, for these great betieiits, and beg you will accept my sincere thanks, wisllln1; all wh" suffer fr011l Indiges- tioll tit give a fall trial 0: your Dinner Pi115. I am, dear Sir, yours respectfully, M. A. BOWES. Ystradguniais, Vale ef Swansea, Sept. 16 1S5I. Dear Sir,— Having been niflicted for many years past with Indigestion, pain and fuiluess In the stomach, sickness after meais, h'-adache, weight over Ihc eyeli allú bacli part of the bead. Having been recommended by a friend It) try your Dinner i'¡lIs. fro"1 wlticl1 1 am happy to say 1 have received the greatest benefit. For the good of others that suffer under the same complaint, you are at liberty to use my name. Tiiii.»nosfiA IMORTAN. Mangctsfield, June 20, Ibol. Mr. Tanner, Sir,-I have for a long period of time suiTercd the greatest pains iu lilY stomach after eating lilY victuals, aud heating about a great many pcople herc who have taken your Dinner Pills and felt great iclief, so 1 uied thetU, and am now as well as ever I wai in my lile. please to scud another box for a kinsman of mine, wno is sufferllJg shocking bad after eating his dinner I have selll the 1I1011cy, We tr;c.1 to get tiiem here, but no druggist selia theiri hereabouts. i mn a had writer, but you IlJnst pleaoc to cxcuse It, I remain, your grate- ful friend, B.S. Pristol, Cumberland-street, Sept. ] r, 38,32. Sir,-—I alll happy to infoim yo.i that your Dinner Pills have been very beneficial to mc. 1 have been troubled verv much with bilious attacks for some four or five years your Pills have on all occasions restored tns. I have recom- mended them 10 many persons suffering from biie and indi- gestion, and 1 hi-vc never heard ot a failure w h';n the direc- lions have been attended to.—1 ''in, SIr. yours, HiiNiiY A) ASTERS. Kingswood liill, Sept., lfclo'2. Mr. Wm. Davios, of Al»er>ycii<ui, v;as for two years a great sull'erer (roin indigestion, and obtained no relief from Ihe medlcaj aid he sought bnt having tried aimer's Dinner iliS, he experienced a considerable marked improvement in health, and by per>evr*rmg for some time was completely restored, He wltl gladly bear testimony to ttle valuable properties of these Pills to parties enquiring. Prepared ollly by ll. A. I ANHiili, PROPRIETOR OR'I'll E C l.I.Eli li A TE D UESTOLTAT! VUCOUGH PI I.LS Ivmgswood ll ill, near Brisiof. And may be obtained of most Patent Medicine Vendors in town and country. Wholesale Agents in Bristol.—T. and A. Warren, Kedcliff- street, and l'earce and Co., Bridge-street. Wholesale Agents iu London:—W. 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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant to the Statute 15 & 16 Victoria, c. 50, the LORD- LIEUTENANT of the County of Glamorgan, with the assistance of the DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS, will pro- ceed forthwith to RAISE and ENROL VOLUNTEERS FOR THE MILITIA. The Number of Men to be Raised for the Year 1852 is 676. The Age of the Volunteers is to be from 18 to 35. Volunteers above 35 Years of Age, all being certified to be tit for duty for Five Years, and recommended by the Adjutant to the Secretary at War, may be Enrolled after his approval. Men who have been discharged from the Army after, Three Years' Service, with good character, may be ac- cepted up to the Age of 45. Any discharged Soldier above that Age can only be accepted with the sanction of the Secretary at War. Volunteers of 5 fe?t 4 inches may be acceptcd, and should eligible Volunteers of 5 feet 3 inches oiler, they may be accepted with the sanction of the Secretary at War. Volunteers must be resident in the County of Gla- morgan. Every Volunteer must be examined, before being Enrolled, by a Medical Officer. Every Volunteer is to receive 10s. on being Enrolled, and 10s. at the termination of the first training, if his conduct has been good and after that time he is to be paid at the rate of 2s. a-month during his term of service, until he shall have received the full sum of £ 6. This payment will be made either monthly, quarterly, or other- wise, as may, according to circumstances, be hereafter ordered by the Secretary at War. The Commanding Officer may, if he thiuks fit, advance, after the second training, the amount of the next. ensuing six months' instalments to those men who have con- ducted themselves creditably during the period of their traiuiug, on tbeir departure home. The bounty above payable will be exclusive of pay during training and exercise. Men who are appointed serjeants or enlisted as drum- mers on the permanent staff, will only be allowed las, on enrolment, and will be requited to take the oath pre- scribed in section 3 of the 51 Geo. 111., Cap. 118. They need not have been residents in the County. Drummers may be accepted at 16 years of age, and under 5 feet 3 i IIches. The Colonel may authorise the Adjutant either to pay the bounty or allowances, ;\5 prescribed above, or 10s. on enrolment, £1 Is. during the first period of training, and £1 Is. during each successive annual traiuiug. The periodical payment and allowances are to be made on condition that the necessaries furnished to the Militia man, and which he is permitted to tike away with him, are at ali times in serviceable order, his allowances being subject to a deduction for repairing and replacing them. The term of service will be 5 years; and the training, 21 days in each Jear. The bringer of each Volunteer will reccive a sum not exceeding five shillings 011 his enrolment. Persons desirous of Volunteering are rrquestetl to give a statement of their Names, Residence, Occupation, AGE, and Height to ,the neares t Deputy-Lieutenant, Magis- trate, Sub-divmon Clerk, or Clerk to theMagistrates/for transmission to Captain ARMSTRONG, Adjutant R. G. Militia, Carditl". By Order of the Lieutenancy, E. P. RICHARDS, Clerk to the General Meetin»S. Cardiff, 20th Sept., 1852. ° SECRliT SORROW.—CERTAIN HF.L.P. IN SIX LAXUUAGliS FORTi'-SEVEN'TH EOITIOX. Illustrating the new mode of treatmeut adupted bv Lal emand, Rico.-d Deslandes, aud others, of the Hopital des Vetierieus à Paris, aad now uniformly practised ill this countrv, BY WALTER DE ROOS, M.D., 35, ELf PLACE, HOLD >IIN HILL, LONDON. THE MEDICAL ADVISER, on the various dis- qualifying forms of premature decay resulting from infectiou, and youthful a:¡t1;;e. by whicn tbevigollr llhtl 1/j,!J!- lineis of life ;.re destroyed, even before the powers of na- ture are tully estiblished. It contains also chapters 0:1 the anatumy awl physiology of both sexe, (illustrate 1 by nume- rous coloured engravings), witb the Author's observations on Marriage, its duties auú himier lI1.e,. Plain directions for the attainment of health, vigour, and consequent !ui;>pi- nes". Thus rendering it, what its oatne purports it to be, I THE MEDICAL FRIEND of all who m ,v bc suffering from (he consequences of early error,-a Work which may be consulted with every assurance of benefit. May be obtained in a sealed Envelope through all Book- sellers, at 2s. üJ., or to avoid diliiculty, will De sent diiect from the Author, Post free for 42 Postage stamps and where secresy is necessary, it may addressed in õI:lY name or by initials only, to be left at any Post-office till caliedi'or., Agent for Bntol, Air. King. bookseller, S;¡¡,li! Street; and Sold at the GUAKUIAN OFFICE, Carditl'. Sold also 1.1)' Gilbert, •). Paternoster-row; Strang.>, 8, Amell Corner; Collins, lid, Fleet Street; Hannay 6 J, and Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, London Jones, 5, Paradise- street, Liverpool; Hey wood. 170, Dean's Gate, Manches er Raimes & Co.. Leitb Walk, Edinburgh; Campbell, 324, Argyle Street, Glasgow; Powell, 1 ). Westmoreland Street, Dublin and obtainable by order of all liookse.icrs and Meùiciue Vendors. REVIEWS OF THE WOltK. "Just the book everybody ought to read once in tlicir life, and ttle sooner the better we "Tne information therein conveyed is really essential to those of either sex who contemplate marriage.—llecord. Itcontdins precisely the information too often studiously kept from the young and tl'OU;!ht\ess.-l1ow,'ver, the know- ledge must come some time, and happy is the parson who does not become its PO.¡Sc3sor too lai"—Politician. NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTEO. From many years' experience at the "arious hospitals in London and on the continent, Dr. Da Roos m t'tiab cd to treat, with the utmost certainty of cure, every variety o! dis- ease arising from solitary habit*, excesses, and infectio 1, whether primary or secondary, wliicti, from neglect or im- proper treatment, frequently end iu ,rnlvel, rheumatism, iudigestiou, debility, skiu diseases, pains in the kidneys back and loins, and a lingering painful death: Tht- lament- able neglect of these diseases by the majority of medical mea, awi thdr attempts to cure by the use of those dan- gerous medicines—mercury,copaiba, cih 'bs, &e., have pro- duced the most distressing results. Sufferers will therefore do well to apply without delay to Dr. De Roos, who gua- rantees a speedy and perfect cure, without the above medi- cines, thus prcvCllting the possibility of any after syin:do ns. This truth has been :>oi ne out in thousands of instances; and he furcher guarantees to cure the most inveterate case. in as short a time as is consistent with safety, without hiti- deranee fro:n badness, or change of diet. &c. Listing benefit can only be reasonably oxuected at th" bands of the ju iicious practitioner, who rtepariiug from the routine of general practice, devotes the whole of his studies to this class of diseases. And to those who can show their possession of the requisite qualities.0:Js, the utmost couii- denee ntav be extended. PERSONS IN TLLFI COUNTRY will be minute in the det.,il of their casi s and to prevent trouble, no letters from strangers will be replied to, unless they cJlltaill £ 1 uy Post-oflice Old r, or otherwise, for advice and medicines which will be sent to any pait of the world, securely packed from observation or accident. Patients corresponded with till ClIt cd. Females, on all occa-doiH, atteuded to with the most ho- nourable secrecy and delicacy. I'ost-olhce Orders to ba made payable at the flolborn Oliice to Dr. WALTER ') 1: Roos, Ely Place, Kolboru Hill, Londou, where he may be cousulted from II till 1, and 5 till 8, Sunday excepted. A cure effected or the money returned. Those deeme I incurable arc particularly invited. The Concentrated Gutta- Vilre, or Life Drops, are unparalleled for their eflicicy in renovating the im- paired powers o! lile, and re-invigorating the frame in Cases of nervous aud sexual debility, as also purifying the blood from all poisonous infections, the abuse of mercury, and from secondary symptoms, such as swelling of the bones, los. of hair, decay of teeth, pruptiOJJs 00 the head, face, and body enlarged and sore throat, threatened destruction of the nose, palate, &c. To those persons who are prevented entering the maniage state uv the consequence of early errors, they are invaluable, and l'or all complaints incident to females, they have an established reputation. Price ■A?. 6d. and lis. per bottle. ur four lis. quautitlci in one lar^e bottie for 33s,, by which lis. is saved. PAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, INDIGESTION, FLA- TULENCY, HEADACHE, N iiliVOCSN E-S, DE- BILITY, STRICTURE, GLEET, &c. DR DE ROOS'COMPOUND li ION AL PILLS, as their name Renal (or the Kidneys,) indicates, have been long established as a must sate and efficacious remedy for the above danger- ous complaints, dischaiges of any kind, retention of urine, and Diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs geue- 1'a!11, whether resulting t 1'0111 lInprudencé or otherwise, which, if neglected, frequently end in stuue in the bladder, it till lingering death, t'u- Depression of Spirits, IHu-hiii", Incapacity for Society, Study or Business, Confusion, Gid liness, Drowsiness, Sleep without Refreshment, Fear, Nervousness, and Insanity itself, when arising from, or combined with Urinary Diseases, they are unequalled. By the1r salutary actiou iu conecting bile and aciditv of the sto¡:1ach, purifying allll promoting the renal. secretions, they prevent the formation of Sto.,e, and establish the healthv functions of "il these orgtins. ONIS TIUAL will convince the most sceptical of their sur- prising properties. Price Is. lid 2s. 9;1., 4-1. GJ., Us. and 33<. per box through all Medicine Vendors. A considerable saving eifected by purchasing the larger sizes. CAUTION. —Tnere being highly injurious imitations of these Medicines emanating'from a self-styled doctor, who copies this announcement, hulfcrers will do well tu see that the stamp, to each box an I bottle, is a ROKA FIDS GOVERNMENT STAMP, bearing the words, Walter De Roos, London," in white letters on a red ground, and ro guard against the fí:coll1\1lendalion of the spnriotlol articles or any other medicine by unprincipledVendors, who thereby obtain a large profit. TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC FROM PRAUD. her Majesty's tionourable Commissioners have directed the name of the Proprietor to be engraved on the Government. Stamp alFixed to his Medicines, without which, none can possibly be genuine, and to imitate which is felony. Sold by J,unes, Phillips, and Evans, Cardiff; Roberts Chemist, Conway; Hughes, chemist, Bangor; Griffith, chemist, Iligh-street, Carnarvon; Edwards, chemist, Den- bigh; Hughes chemist, Holyhead; Beale, chemist, li gh- street, Wrexham Ward, chemist, High-street, Brecon; Price Brothers. Post-oflice, Bridgend; Thomas, chemist, (opposite Angel), Merthyr; Watkins, High-street, Aber- gavenny; White, chemist, Guildhall-square, Carmarthen; Williams, chemist, Hi^h-street, Cardigau Davies, chemist and Potter, Herald-office, Haverfordwest; Trewecks, chemist, Pembroke; Evans, chemist, High-street, Swansea, Moore,chemist, Broad-street, Newtown; Siepheus, che.utst, lli"h-stieet, Merthyr Tydiil Ferris & Score, druggisrs, Union-ftreet, Bristol; Walton, Chronicle-oflice, Snrewa- bury; Chdlcott, Bookseller, Broad-street. Leominster; Hook (opposite Green Dragon), Hereford Fatror, Beacon- oliice, Monmouth; Jenkins, Commercial-street, aud Phil- lips, Chemist, iligh-treet, Newport and obtainable through ali Medicine Venders, of whom also may be had "THE MEDICAL ADVISE* N.TF.—SNOUIU uiuicutty arise in procuring any of the above, by »EIMIIII{ me amount by Post office Order, or Stamps, to Ely PLAN, Holbor1\ tidl, Londou, they wjli |?e §EUT *E<?4I'EI/ JJACKAD Itp «» £ ADDFT;?*. BLOXSOME & CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR CSucccssors to Mr. John Woods,) BASS & COo's GUINNESS & CO.'s WISE ASD SPIRIT MERCHANTS, PALE AND STRONG ALES, DUBLIN PORTER. HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF, In Cask or Bottle. IN thanking their numerous Friends for the patronage so liberally bestowed on them when trading under the name of Henry Fry & Co., respectfully announce they have now appointed Mr. RICHARD WEAVER, to be their Agent in the room of Mr. H. Fry; and they beg to assure the C,entry and Inhabitants of CARDIFF and its vicinity, that they may depend upon being supplied with Wines and Spirits, &c., (FROM THIS ESTABLISHMENT^, of the best quality, at the very lowest remunerating price. A consignment of Prime ALES, in good condition, just received. 15, DUKE-STREET, CAR D IFF. (Two Doors from the Savings' Bank.) I TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY, AND INHABITANTS OF CARDIFF AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD. JOSEPH FLINT BEGS the favour of their attention to the announcement that he has succeeded to the Business lately cariied on by Mr. JAS. GOLLSDGI;, and likewise to state the advantageous system upon which his Establishment is opened, feeling assured that none but a Genuine Article, combined with assiduous attentiotl and experience in the seleclioti of Goods, will merit the support which he trusts so earnestly to acquire. The introduction to their notice that the whole of his TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &e. llein!! PURCHASED IN BOND FOR CASH, do not allow of competition with even the largest houses in the Trade. The quality of an article proving the only test of Cheapness by which the Public are defended, aud not THE frequent low Prices which are brought before the face of the Public by a practice of Puffin; s. d. s. d. 8. d. s. d. Good Black Tea.3 4 to 3 6 Finest Gunpowder 4 6 to 5 0 Very Strong ditto, Pekoe flavour, strongly Ceylon Coffee, whole Berry 1 0 recommended 4 0 Jamaica ditto "1 4 to 1 0 Finest Souehon 4 6 to ;3 0 Finest Mocha 1 S Uncoloured Hyson, genuine. 3 8 to 4 0 go! Jamaica Raw Sugars, Crushed and Refined ditto; Cocoas, Chocolate?., Spices, Pickles, Sauces, Orange Mar- I malade, Fruits, &e., in great variety. N.B. — Breakfast Bacon. Cheddar, Gloucester, Still an, and other Cheese and Provisions, on the best terms. -11- -1 71' i -It -I E THE CAMBRIAN TEA & COFFEE EXCHANGE, II 17, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1852, we OPENED the above-named Premises for the establishment of a TEA AND COFFEE TRADE, and we beg to submit this announcement, to the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Families in Cardiff, and throughout the Principality. In introducing ourselves to your notice as New Com- petitors, and as the Proprietors of an Establishment to be conducted in many respects on a principle different to any other in the locality, we shall briefly state the SYSTEM we propose to adopt, in business, and the MEANS by which that system can be most successfully maintained. The Principle we have adopted as a basis is to sell by RETAIL for Ready Money, Teas, ColFees, Spices. &c.. at the usual WHOLESALE Prices, and in many instances of qualities not to be obtained in the vicinity, thus placing you at once upon a footing equally advantageous in the purchase of those articles with the Inhabitants of the Metropolis. CARDIFF, unquestionably one of the most, flourishing Towns in the United Kingdom, pirsents in no portion of its Commerce more room for advantageous cumpditinu at the present moment thau in the TEA TRADE; and im- piessed with this conviction WE slart with the determina- tion of supplying the Inhabitants of this Town and Neighbourly od with Teas on better terms than they have previously obtained IHT-m, and of selling: the BEST- SELECTED QUALITIES AT A GREAT REDUCTION ON TIIE rRICES USUALLY PAID. No other article of popular requirement is more closely identified with our social liabils aud domestic enjoyments than TEA. The preference for it as au evening refresh- ment is prominent in this countrv and its dependencies; the circumstances and habits of all classes have made it almost one of the NECESSARIES OF SUBSISTENCE and there is every reason to .believe that if the present duty of 2s. 21,1. per lb. were reduced to Is. many who are now comparatively strangers to the use of the article would become familiarized to its consumption. To be enabled to purchase it in its PURE STATE, of STERLING QUALITY, and at a MODERATE PGICE, are mat- ters of the FIRST consequence to every consumer. With ample resources at command, experience to gtil(ie US in the selection of our Teas, and spirit, enough to VEND them at a SMALL PROFIT, we commence this undertaking, and by conferring upon us your support you will 4ive permanence and stability TO our enterprise, whilst we in return will guarantee to secure to you what we have before intimafed, viz.,—ADVANTAGES PREVIOUSLY RA- STRICTKD TO THE LAUGF.ST LOS DON HOUSES. The following arc the Prices at which, we can supply Teas, suitable for Family purposes: — BLACK TEAS. s. d. s. il. Good Congou 3 2 to 3 4 STRONG CONGOU, full flavor ..30 rccommended. Fine Congou, Pekoe Sou- chong kind 3 S VERY CHOICE CONGOU, rich and strong full Pekoe flavor 4 0 highly recommcnder.. Finest Congou, choice and delicate 4 4 highly recommended. FINEST LATS.VNG SOUCHONG, very choice 4 8 highly recommended. GREEN TEAS. Good Young Hyson 3 4 to 3 LI FINE YOUNG HYSON 3 ti FINE OUCIIAIN, strong burnt FLAVOR 4 0 recommelh[e,I, VERY FINE OUCIIAIN, SMILL CLOSE WIRY LEAF.. 5 0 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, J FINE HYSON.. 4 0 VERY FINE HYSON. 4 8 TO O 0 RECOMMENDED. SUPERFINE HYSON, rich deli- CATE FLAVOR 0 0 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, J Good GUNPOWDER .1 (j TO 3 S FlIle GUlJpowder .4 0 SUPERFINE GUNPOWDER, rich and strong BURNT FLAVOR 5 0 to O 4 RECAMMCNDE-1. FINEST GUNPOWDER, pC HI leal, very choice. •• '"> 'J highly recommended, j West India, Crushed, and Rclined SU^TYS, Cocoas, I You will here perceive to WHAT p-dn'S your attention is invited, viz. to the STRONG CONGOU, 3S. 6d. per ib., an excellent and useful T, a. THE VERY CHOICE PEKOE FLAVORED CONGOU, 4S.—admirably adapted for all Family purposes and, the FINEST LAPSANG SOUCHONG, 4s. 8:1. the best Rlack Tea that can or tieed be used. There is no better Tea than this, give what price \ou will. The same plan adopted with regard to Tea, viz., a careful seleciioa of those kinds most desirable for Family consumption will also be applied to COFFEE. The repeated reductions of Duty with which this arti- cle has been favoured have, as might reasonably he ex- pected, resulted iu au increased use of the bevcra-e, and noiv that we are approaching !1 crisis in the HISTORY of the CO flee Trade which involves very important consi- derations to evcr purchaser, IT may not be uninteresting to oil, er a few remarks as a guide to those who may facor ItS with their patronage. The serious diminution which is stated to have occur- red to the Revenue of late years in consequence of the adulteration of Coffee with Chicory, has induced Her Majesty's Governmentto rescind the TREASURY MINUTE OF AUGUST, 1840, which legalized first the admixture and then the sule of the two articles. Henceforth they must he sold separateiy, and whatever may be the effect ol the Order in a financial point of view it will un- douba-'dly tend to place the Coffee Trade upon a fair and legitimate basis and prove a safeguard against much im- position and dishonesty. V» e are well aware of the strong prejudice that exists ill many minds it, favour of Chicory, and hence in selling Genuine Ground Coffee we expect to meet with many difficulties. Ultimately however we believe Genuine Coffee will lie fully appre- ciated but to those who cannot reconcile themselves to its use immediately, we shall recommend the addition of Chicory which we shall keep of the BEST QUALITY, only in the way that the Act of Parliament directs, viz., in i'ackets of 2 OZ., and upwards. To those who wish to purchase Coffee in its NATIVE PURITY, in possession of its NATURAL AROMA & FRAGRANCE, and at those ECONOMICAL rraccs which Families who buy for Cash have a fair claim to expect, we recommend the following selection:- s. d. Good Ceylon Coffee OIL 1 ine Plantation 1 0 FINEST PLANTATION 1 2 recommended. FINEST MOUTH AMERICAN,or COSTA RICA 1 4 recommended. CnOICE JAMAICA & .MOCHA.. 1 0 highly recommended. Finest Picked Old Moca.1 8 LJNEST JAMAICA, of highly cultivatiKi growth 1 8 highly recommended. I To prevent mistakes by persons who may be sent for our Tea and Coffee the price of each article will be marked with red pencil on the inside wrapper. In c:>nclus',on we respectfully so!icit a TKI.VI, from ALL those iu!o whose hands this address may come, for with- out this you cannot judge of the sincerity of our pro- fessions. We are anxious that they should be tested at once, feeling conli.eut that we have advanced none that we are NOT prepared to bring into immediate actum. As we have Uelore hinted tlie i:ic.ie isiug prosperity of Car- diff, and the absence of a Tea Establisaien t founded, upon .Metropolitan principles liuve pointed tlie way for us. C beg you tu teuiemhr-r that nothing infuses more life into Commerce tiian healthy and vigorous competition, and provided it be honourably CONDUCTED NOTHING is more conducive to the interests of toe Pubiic. Without the operation of such an influence you are constantly ex- posed to imposition, and to those pelty monopolies .vl ich enrich the few to the injury of the great buU; of the com- ni unify. IGJJJP Orders for Teas, CofFJes, and Spices amounting to Foity Shillings, accompanied b\ a Remittance or tespeet- abie reference, will BE forwarded to any J A;I of Wales, carriage free. Spices, Pickles, Sauces, &c., &.L- in great variety. I JAN SON BATCH ELOR AND COMPANY, (Fiotn Kidiway's London.) T L IIOWQ'iJA'S MIXTURE AND MOWQCJA'S SMALL LEAF GUXi'JWDER. THE MOST LUXURIOUS TEAS AT REDUCED PRICES. "jVfESSHS. BROOKSOPP, SONS. & CO., of iligh Street, Soulhwark, London, SOLO Importers of the -L^JL coieb.ated liosvQLT.v' AND MOWQUVS TRAS, have touch ple.T-u E 1:1 annou icinto TIT* P.ihlie ffiar, alter a pro- ttacted ne^ociation WITH the {JRMV^IS of these TC is, they have obtained such conecs-io.is at. enabled tiiem to reduce the prices so ma'criaily, as to BRING THEM within the reach ot an extended circle of purchasers. IN THESE DAYS of praietisnm, when the art of puffery IS exhiuned to PA'- 11 OIL* upon the PUBLIC MERE rabbid) under a decorated DISGUISE, it would !"»»■" a'mon booeless to advert WE A ^OO.L upon it, but as "good WINE IV-n-ds 00 busn," SO good Teas REQUIR" no adventitious^tds to REC^MTN-SJD (iu-.n. The Howqu i'a aud Mowqua's Teas, iujoorted by iirocx-'opp, Sons, a Co., have been kuowa to and appreciated by the public for very ruanv years. Y REDUCED PRICES. Howqua's Mixture p«r pound C.!tty Package 5s. 01. Mowqua's Small-leaf Gunpowder, ditto 7s. 2d. Sami-tfowqua m< 43. gj.——Semi-Mowqua 4d per lb. N.C.—None are genuine which are not India Catty Pa .kages, secured with the .Seals of iJo.vqua and Mowqua Merchant^, Canton. BaocKSopp, SONS, & Cø, submit the following price3 tor the-r esteemed P ACKAG £ TE AS, which will be found excellent inr Family consumption. Good Congou -id. to 3s. Sd, Fine Gunpowder 4; 0d. Ditto particularly recommended for Family use 4*. 0d. | Ditto strougly recommended as. 0d. use 41. GENUINE PATENT ROASTED COFFEES. The Treasury Minute, PERMITTING tne admixture of Chicory witu Coffee, IIAVIRITR h-en resein 1E 1 by AN Order in Council, dated 2I)th JULV 1852, Brook«opp, Sons, & Co. are at length ENABLED to C >:n;>TE SUCCESSION v with other less scrupulous dealers, by the RECOGNITION of' that orinciole for winch they H ive so long OO:ITEN,;U, They beg to call attention to the subjoined list of prices for pure Colljes, packed IN I lb. tin canisters, and :11 tmfoil packages of all sizes, to preserve the aroma. Fine Plantation Is. 4,], Finest Old Mocha 2S. 0d. Fiue Rich Mocha. !g. 3D. ACKNTS FOR THIS DISTRICT. MERTIITU TYDFIL DAVID Lnwis, Chemist I-LANRILO Joltn J:T no?. TIIOMAS STEVENS. Cfiemist. J LIANDOVRRY Roes Bnimp, Stone Street. CARMARTHEN J ones Idoyd, Grocer. j Elizabeth i,,e»vis,Drapei. HAVERFORDWEST II. E. POHER. 2, Victoria Place, F NEWPORT Joseph Grout, Stationer. Thomas Williams, Chemist. j SWANSEA Jotviihau Dury, Grocer. Gwvnne Harries, C'lemist. T ENUY. Richard .Via-011, Bookseller. Wiiliam Thomas, Grocer. C3T Applications for Ageucie3, accompanied by res,»e2tabla references ia Lm Ion, may be addressed to Messrs. Brocksopp Sons, & Co., High-street,Souti:wark. T O E M I G IL A N T S. A C .« -■ '■ '?SR—~ORW55ISI;IV"" RS*'■ • V JSIJ ._■ JJJ ? 7 N THE following GUTTA. PERCHA ARTICLES will be found of great value to Emigrants, especially such as are proceeding to the GOLD DIGGINGS. GUTTA P E r, C I I A LINING FOR BOXES. BUCKLETS. LIFE I5UOYS. j WASHING BOWLS. DRINB.ING MUGS. j FLASKS. | SYPHONS. GUTTA PERCHA TUBING. SUCTIONS FOR PUMPS. CARBOYS FOR GUNPOWDER. JUGS. I MINERS' CAPS. SOLES FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. To Ki-R.r THE FEET DRY is of the utmost importance to the Emigrant. This may be seen red by the use of Cutta Percha Soles, which are perfectly Waterproof, Cheaper, and more Durable than Leather. They can be put on with ■ ■use by any one. This cannot be too extensively known amongst Australian Emigrants, as it is now difiicult to DUÚ a Shoemaker in that country. Gold Washing Vessels of every variety of shape may be had to order. Directions to Emijrrant.s for Lining Boxes with Gutta Percha Sheet, (so as to preserve the con trnts from injury by Sea Water), also for putting on Soles of lioots and Shoes, &a., may be had GRATIS ou application to any uf the Uvtta Percha Company's D.-alers, 2sT.B.—-The Company's Illustrated Circular, containing Instructions to Plumbers for joining Tubes, lining Tanks, c., will be forwarded (post free) on receipt of Three Postage Stamps. J'XHS PYIXA CO^P^NY? 19, WIURF »Q4B. CITV UQAD, LONDON.