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EMFOWERED BY ROVAL LETTERS I'ATEKT. United Service & General Life /Ih'urance & Guarantee ><f;i ( Life /Ih'urance & Guarantee ASSOCIATION. Offices, 20, Ccckfpur-fircet, Charing Crrjs, London. AGENT FOR THE SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. fr. F. MA11VOOD, Accountant s Office, South "Vales Railway, Swansea. HEALTH RES 1'0 l:ED I HOLLOWA Y' S FILLS. SURPRISING CURE OF A CONFIRMED ASTHL\, AFl'ER FIVK Yt-ARS SUFFERING. THE following rrestimonial has been sent to Professor Holloway, by a Gentleman named Middle ton, of Scotland Road; Liverpool. Sir -Your Pills have Ix-en t)1e means, under Providence, of re- storig me to sound health, after five years of severe affliction. During the whole of that period, I suffered the mos dreadful at- tacks of Asthma, frequently o several weeks duration, attended with a violent cough, and contlnnal spitting o phlegm, intermixed with blood. This so shook my ConstllntlOn that I was untitted for any of the active duties o! life. J was attnded by some of the most eminent medical men of thIS town, but they failed to give me tLe slightest relief. As Illa4 remedy, I tried your ills, and in about three Jnol;thsthey elrected a perfect cure 01 the disease, totally era dicated the cough, and restOlc tone and Vtollr to the chest and digetive organs. I am, SIr, 50Ur obedient servant, (Signed) H. MIDDIETON. A^PBRMINENV'CURE OF A DjSE'ASED LIVER, OF MANY YEAIIS DLKAl ION. (Cop, of a Letter frotn Mr. Gamis, Chemist, Yeovil, to Professor x Holloway.) Dear Sir —In this district your Pills command a more extensive sal" than any other proprietary medicine before tle public. As a proof of their dlicacy in Li^r and biliou Complaints, I may men- tion the following case A lady ot tillS town, wJth whom 1 am per- sonally acquainted, for years was a severe sufferer from disease of the liver and digestive crgaiis; her medical attendant assured her that he could do nothing to relieve her Sl¡J}rIngs, and It was not likely she could survive many months. Ihis aunouncment na- turally caused great alarm anion- her friends an relations, and they induced het to make a tnal of onr Pills, whJCh so improved her general health that she was induced to contlllue them until she received a perfect cure. This is twelve months ago, and she has not experienced any symptoms of iciapst1, .tnd often declares that your Pills have been the means of sav'ng her hfe. I remain, dear sir, yours truly, Nov.2?rd, 1852. (Signed) J. GAM s. AN ASTONISHING CURE OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, AFTER BEING DISCHARGED FitOM THE HOSPITAL INCURABLE. (Copy of a Letter from Mr. W. Moon, of the Square, Winchsster.) To Professor Holloway. Sir,-I beg to inform you that for years I was a suffrer from chronic rheumatism, and was often laid up fOT weeks together by it3 severe and painlnl attacks. J tried everything that was recom- mended, alia was attended by one of the most eminent surgeons in thi" tOWII; but obtained no relief whatever and fearing that my health would be entirdy brokea up, I was induced to go into Ollr County Hospital, where 1 had the ùeôt mtdical treatment tha Insti- tution afforced, ail of which prond of no avail, and I came üut no better than I went in. I was then advised to ay ) our Pills, and by persevering with them, was perfectly cured, and enabled to resume m) occupation, anù although a considerable period bas elapsed, 1 have felt 110 return whatever of thc complaint. 1 am, sir, yourrbedicnt servan t. Oct. 8th, 1862. (Signedl WT. MOON. AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DROPSY, AFTER SUFFERING FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS. (Copy of a Letter írom 1111'. G. Brigg, Chemist, Goole, dated Febru;j;y 15th, 1853. To Professor Holloway. Sir,— I have much pleasure in informing you of a most surprising Clll\IJ of Dropsy, recently eflecêerl by your valuable lUediClnes Cailt. Jackson, or this place, wa- afflicted with Dropsy or upwards of eighteen months, to sueh all extent that it caused his b;¡dy and limbs Ie lie much swollen, and water oozed, as it were, from his kin, so that a daily change of apparel became necjssary. Notwithstand- ing the various remedies tn.-d, aud the diffrellt medical men con suited, all was of no avail, until hc commenced US1l1g your Pills, bv which, and a strict attcntiotJ to the prided direclio1is, he W.lS effectually cured, and his health perfectly re established. 11 you deem this worthy of publicity, you are at Îberty to use it. I am, sir, yours respectfully, (Signed) G. BKIGGS. These celebrated Pills are wonderfully efficacious in the following complaints. Ague Dropsy Inflammation Sore Throat3 Asthma Dysentery Juundire Stone and Gravel Bilious Complaints Erysipelas UHr Com- Secondaiy Symptons Blotches (,8 the Female frregu- piaints Tíc Doulour, u Skin laritifs Lumbago Tumours Bowel Compiaints Fevers of Piles Ulcers Colics all kinds Rheumatism Venereal Affections Constipation of the Fits Hetention of Worms of 1111 kinds Bowels Gout Urin Weakness, fro" Consumption Iie :d aehe Sciofula, or whatever cause, Debility Indigestion King's Evil Itc., &c. Sold at the establishment of Professor Holloway, 44 Strand (neas Temple Bar) London, and by all respectabie Drustgists and Dealer in medicines, throughout the C!tlizcù¡Wùr\d, at the following price8 -Is. Ia, 2s. 9d. ')s. G.l. lis., 2:s., and ;;3s. each box. There is a cOI1,ide,able saving by taking the larger sizes. N.ll-Directions for the guidance of Patients in every disorder, ale affixed to each box: Ackrill's Celebrated Pectoral Oxymel of Horehound, Is the best Medicine ever offereù to tte Public ,as the many thousands "lto have been Cured by it will testify,) fur Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoopmg Cough, 11 oarse:iess, Wheezing, Consumption, Difficulty of 13 reathing, 1 nftuenza, atiAall disorders of the Breath and Lungs. Sold in bottles at T's. Ud., 2s. 9d.) 4s. Gd., aud lis. The following are taken from the numerous Testimonials in the possession of thc Proprietor From the Rev. Micah Thomas. 9 Abergavenny, Fb. 8th, 18.53. DEAR SIn,-Having for several years past been a great sufferer from obstinate and convulsive cou;h, attended with, andaggravated by an acenuiulaiion of mucus-so severe ns sometimes to almost strangle me, ancTDelng accidentally directed to the announcement of your preparation, entitled, Pectoral Oxymel of Horehound," f resolved to make a trial of it. 1 took one Thirteen Pence Halfpenny Bottle, and before I had EnisLed it, the effect to me was as astonishing as It was salutary—such as I had never before witne>sed. It almost instantaneously allayed my cough, softened the phLgm, and relived me of what was both a vast annoyance and a grievous affliction- Considering tha the remedy, weie its merits gene-Ia11y known, would prove a public benefit, J do leel much pleased "iUI having an opportunitj to thus render my hu" ble, but truthful attestation in recommendation of its use in cases, which by no means are few, analogous to my own. 1 remain, Sir, yours respectfully, To Mr. Geo. Ackrill, Druggist. Alicah Thomas. From the Rev. D. Lewis. tlanvapley, April 5th, 1853. DEAR SIR,-Some time ago I was afflicted with a severe cold and co lgh, for the removal of which 1 tried several reme<1ies to no purpose. Having heard of yc-ur celebrated Pect ral Oxymel of Horehound," 1 resolved to give it a f>iir trial. I held olle Thteen Pence Halfpenny bottle of It. I began to take it, and to my utter astonishment, l" found hm:1ediate relief. It ripened he cold and loosened the cough, al1d produccd frequent expectoratlon-1l1 fact, my cold and eough had Id, uie entirely in less than two days. I feel much pleasure in bearing my humble testimony to the wonder- ful efficacy of your most valuahle preparation, and am deirous of making its merits as extensively known as possible. Wishing y<>u bundant sr.ccess in your praisewtmhy endeavours to relieve suffer- ing humanity, 1 remain, yours faithfully, David Lewis. To Mr. G. Ackrill, Cllemist and Druggist, Abergavenny. Crickhowell, Oct., 185'1. DEAR SIR,-I return you many thanks for recommcuding me to try a bottle of your Pectoral Oxymel of Horehound, and a box of your Antibiiious Pills, when 1 ws in your shop at the beginning of the Corn harvest, for a very distressing cough and j'ain in the thest, which I then had. My cough and breath were that bad, I eould 110 work nor He down, but was obligcd to sit up in bed all night, in fact was So iH, tliat it was a general remark amongst my lleighbol1rs ho very ill Mr. Rumsey is looking-he will pot be with us ]ong.' I eheve 1 should havc been in my grave bdore this, if I had not taken your valuable Pectoral Oxymel of HorellOuntl and Pills; the first dose or two gave me ease, and in less than forty-eight hours it had so relieved my cough and breath, that I was able to lie down l bed and sleep soundly, which I hdd not been able to do for a bmg ttme: and by the time I had taken thc bottle of Horehound and the ox of Pills, it had quite cured my cough and removed all my pains, in fact, restored me to perfect health. I shall always reeommelid It to 111J t!icuds and neighbours, and ail who ayc affiictcd with coughs and colds, as" the bet medicine ever offered to the public." I remain, dear r, yours b'ratefulJy, T E. Rumsey,"farmer. Ao Mr. G. AcV:ril!, Chemist and Druggist, High street, Abergavenny. ACKRILL'S FAMILY ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, prepared with. out a particle of Mercury or Antimony, for Indigestion, Bilious Complaints, Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, Sick Headache, In boxes at Is. l.}d., 2s. yd., and 4s. 6'd. ACKRILL'S CELEBRATED NIPPLE OINTMENT, for Ex. coiiated ore or Chapped Nipples, Sore Legs, Burns, Scalds, Chil. blall1s, K;bes, Ulcers, Sc. Sold in pot, Is, each. ACKRILL'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. In boxes at Is. ld" and 'ls 9d. i VEGETABLE PILLS, îor the Gravel, Pqins in the j Bad¡: or Loins, Lumbago, &c. In boxes at Is. ld., and 2s. Sd. ( ACKRILL S EMBROCATiON OR CURE-ALL, has long been proved the most efficient, remedy for Rheumatism, Hheumatic Gout, Lumbago, Pains in tbe Limbs, and Numbness, Sciatic and Paralytic Affections, Face ache, Sprains and Bruises, Fresh Wounds or Cuts, Spasms and Cramp, Stiffness of the Joints or Neck, Frozen Umbs, ] and Chilblains before thpy are broken. It is I,kewi"e 3n infallible I Clire fa, that dangerolls disorder the Quinscy or Sore Throat, in I which it was never known to fail after a few hours application, t Sold in boales at Is., and 2s. Sd. cacho TOOTH->Cli TINCTURE, in bottles Is., and t 2s. (jd. each. i The. whole of the above ar prepared solely by G. ACKRILL Chembt and Druggist, Ab!2rg;lVeIl11). AGENTS. Newport, Mr. M. E\"n3, Public Library Mr. Jenkins, Chemist. P.J:gwcl1lh, ,ewnÙI t Mr. ?ll,¡gan, Chemist, J3Jaellavon. Mr. C. Smith, grocer and drapr. Bristol .Me;srs. Fen is and Score, chemists. Swansea Jir. L. 1. Wilson, chemist. Dowlais Mr. Lodge, currier, High street. Ircdegar Mr. C. Peaty, stationer. hrynniawr. Mr J, Lodge, currier. Merthyr Mr. T Ste hens, chemist. •xr.et;on Mr. Philip Bright, chemist. j 'ekhow: il .Mr. Williams, Post office. J^s'c Mi. iarke, printer. I outypool ..Mr. W. Conway, chemist Mr. W. Wood, chemist. Cardiff Mr. S. P. Kernick, chemist. Mr. „M. R. Ashford, chemist. Abersychan Mr. T. Wood, chemist. < Pontypridd .Mr. C. Bassett, chemist. Wuilth .Mr. r. Thomas, druggist and grocer. t \.> IOl1cester Mr. Lovett, chemist, Westgate street. i Ludlow "V. Jlr- T. Griffiths, stationer, Narrow street, i Hereford 'i.Mr. c! Weaver, liuen and woolen draper. Worcester Lea and Vevrins, chemists. Malvern L ;a and Perrins, chembt8. Ebbw Vale,. Lewis, chemist. Aberdare air 1 Jones and 11:. T. Evans. Monmouth Mr. Dawe, chemist. R»ss Mr. Powell, chemist. Cheltenham J. Horsley. » yromsgtove Mr. J. J. Haines. Stouibridge Mr. Heming, stationer. Dudley Mr. Danks, Stamp office. ¡dù(,1"lninster J. and T. Ste vard, chemists. I5ewdley Mr R. Newman, chemist. Stourpcrt T. Wheeldon, st-.itioner. Birmingham Mr. H. \riullall, 78, High st., stationer. Wolverhampton Mr. S\ Simpson., stationer. Petcrehurch Mr j Jenkins, druggist, &c. St. Davids Mr. Ebenezer Williams, druggist. Br'stol ,Mr. T. C. P. ntfug, 32, High sr., druggist Kings-ood Hill.Mr. H. A. Tanner, chenr.s: And ItlOfit lespectabie Medicine Veudois Iii th Kingdom. WHOLESALE AGENTS. I^ndon Sutton and Co., Bow Churchyard, Worcester Lea and Perrins, G8, Broad street. Bristol T. and A. Warren. 24. Redclift'street. IMPORTANT CAUTION.—There arc so many Preparations of Hore hound m the present day, that to prevent disappointment, the Public are requested to be particulr to ask for" Acitrill's Pectora Oxymel of Horehound," and see that his name is written in bit-Ie in 01\ theGovemment Stamp, without whiçh, none cnn pe geml}n, CUPISS.S CONSTITUTION BALLS. 'pHK best and most, effectual Medicino for preserving 1 ftood Health and Prime Condition in thai Noble Animal, the llUltSE. Also lor NEAT CATTLE as will be ?een br 1118 following Testimonial, presented to the proprietor by T. n. Toosey, Esq., Levem, Westmore- land. a gentleman well known and ot high reputation, and which is selected from a very great number of others :— To Mr. Cupids, D ss:—Sir,—Having used our Comti- rutian Balls for many years, both in the South anù lorth of England, I have founl thriu the most beneficial and safe Vedicinc fùr both¿orses and Cattle, of any 1 Her used, ai.d I have no sort of objction to your putting my name, certify- ing that by ti,elT use, I have kept my stock in perfect health. In the Tongue d:se.se, I have found them (properly given) a per/eet CUll). J am, your obedient servant, T. B. Levens, Westmoreland, 15tb October, un The COSSTItUTtoN BALLS, are preparel only by FRANCIS CUPiSS, \i.I.C.V.S., Dis", Norfolk, find sold by all Chemists snd Pafcent ] eclicinc Vendors, ill Packets of Six Balls. at 3s. 6.1, each Packet, with proper directions, and a Pamphlet of Testimonials from many gentiemen who have used the Dalls, in variaus complaints. Any gentleman using the Balls may consult the Pro prietor gratuitously, either peisonally, or by letter prepaid WHAT SHALL I DO TO GET CUSSD ? Is the question often ;,sked by the afflicted. As your cure depends 011 the treatment you obtain, apply tJ nIt. rHO:\IAS WILLlA\IS, Vine Cottage, N'ó. 132, Commercial road, Newport, opposite th" Brewers' Arms, and one door frùm the new Bible CtlTistiall Chapel WHO, having devoted his who1" study, for twenty years, to the 'f curing of tlie Venereal Disease, by ilerbs only, and from suc- cessful practice in Ne.vport, for the last six years, is enabled to treat with the utmost certainty of acure cvery stage of that Grealiful malady, without the use of \lercury, restrllillt or d et, or any hin- drncc from business Dr. W.'s Herbal Pills haye been experienceù by thousands to he the most valuable yet known for the cure of Gonorrhœa, Gleet, Strictures, and Syphilis, and of the disease ill any of its morbid forms; as pains in the head, back, and loins; nervous, nebs, indigestion, loss 01" appetite, rheumatism, skin diseases, &c. Thc utmost safety and codidence may be relied upon by those who entrust themselves to the care of Dr. Williams, as the most; llul10urable secrecy and dciicacy are obseived in every case. Attendance daily, from nine in the morning until ten at night, on Sundays, from nine till two. Country patients must he particular in slating their cases, as that will render a perso!1al visit unnecessary. Medicine, with the necessary advice, sent to any pait on receipt of apost office orderfor 10s., pdyable to Dr. THOMAS ILLIAMS Newport Mû:llüGU: 1l"hir2, ^Thousands ef Cures are effected by tl:e use of Ali^h^ed^s Trej^ures. seen,at the Central Depot. ALl AHMED'S An. tibilious I'm. l'hi is a purely vegetable cOInI;o un d,cOI1 titu ing an agreeable medicine dy iu <^ses of indiges^ l found more efflc;¡¡,jous EE°iEES:« IS equally etlicacions In all disonlcrs arising froUl the d;gestive organs-sick1Jes; swiiuming in the head, constipation, flatulency, diarrhœa, palpitation of lhe heart, sp<üms, and llervous debility of every kind. Leigh, January (f, 1853. Gc:1t1emen,-[ have much p'caure in accorctin my high estima- tion of Ali Ahmed's Antibiiious Pills, having found them a mliEt safe and dllcadous medicine. And am, der sir, yours respectfully, R. HUMPHREY. To the Proprietors of Ali Ahmed's Treasures. ALl AHMED'S COUGH PILLS An infdlible remedy for coughs, asthma, incipient con umption. awl evelyother disease of the lungs, This medicine never causes that nausea invariably connected with cough medicines I where Ipccacuanna and other baneful drugs are commonly used. (Case of a distressing Cough cured.) 8, Arthur Street, Gray's lnn. Sir,-It is with feelings of extreme pleasure I have to inform you of the perfect Clire effected on me by using AJi Ahmed's cough pill. 1 can with certainty speak of its qualities, as in the earjy stapes of my congh, it was the opinion of my medical men that J was consumptive, it being hereditary; but chance having thrown your pills in my way during the winter, and having taken a few of them, I found myself so relieved as to induce me to eontiuue till ] was completely cured, and I am now free from my annual annoy- ance, viz.—coughs and oppression. Under these circumstances, should, ou intend giving the public the benefit of your valuable pills, any way in whicll I can be of service you may command Your obedient servant, To the Proprietors of Ali Ahmed's Tre;}sures. O. I KELLY. ALl AHMED'S HEALING PLAISTER. A mnst invaluable plaister for the cure of Ulcers, Cancers, Con- tused Wounds, Gangrene, Varicose Veins, Whitlows, noils, Chil- blains, See. (Extraord:nary Cure or ulcers in the Leg.) Messrs. Clarke and Cripps have geat pleasure in inf rming the Pioprietors of Ali Ahmed's Medicines, th they have hal a ease oi ulcerated leg of long standing cured by the applica.Îan of AI Ahmed's Healing l'laister, in the short space of ten days, the patiellt at the same time taking the Antibilous Pills, two a ed lime every other night. They are also happy to ay that two cases of varicose veins, unier treatment, are progressing favourably, Notting Hill, April 23, 1853, These Treasures are to be had in Boxes at Is. lid., 2s. gd., 4s. 6d., and 10s. (d. The pills are sil"eff 1 in tile Oriental style, hy whicw an disagreeable taste is removed, and their brilliancy is an undeniable proof that no mercurial preparation is present in these compounds. To be had at the Depêt, Nos. 9 and 10, Saint Bride's Avenue, Floet-stroet, London of every respectable Chemist and Medicine Vendor; and of the following Agents.— N E WPO It T—J ONES. I Exeter—Coopei, Evans Sc Hodgson Bath—Keene Hibherd,Passmore,Pates Biõe:or<t-Dingle, Hogg Hereford-ook. Bim. ingrlam-8náp. Leami\\gton-Harper. ¡;ristd- Pointing. Selfe IPlymouth-BalkWill. Herron Cheltenha1J1-Gibbon. Jeffry. Cheps:ow-T;¡yhr. Stroud-Bucknell. Cirencester-Mason. Teignmoutl1-Gould. Devizes—Randle. Tavistock—Edgcumbe & Sturms Devonport—Colmau, Wood. Wiveliscombe—Wood. THROW PHYSIC TO THE D GS; I'LL NON*E OF FT." -SIu.KsrERE. UNDER THE r" v AXD PATRONAGE OF ;>- s", THEPHINCIPAL THE QUEEN &S£-=-i; NOBILITY. ROPER'S ROYAL BATH PLASTERS SUPERSEDE the use of inward Me.licine, for Coughs, Asthma, S Hoarseness, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, Croop', Hooping Cough, Influenza, Chronic ¡-trllms, Bruises, Lumbago, 8D1nal aud Rheumatic AŒeetlOns, Diseases of the Chest, and Local tE WONDERFUL UR, SELECTED FOM MANY OTlIEH.S, TOO NUMEROUS TO ¡ UBLI:II:- A GENERAL SIMEPV FOR MOST AFFLICTIONS. Ger.tlel11(:n,-l beg to inform you that Mrs. Leachman has rea. lized gleat bendit 1rom tlw use of your Hoper's Plasters. Son.e years ago, Mrs. L. had the misfcltune to fall, ¡¡I;d seriously hurt her spine and kidneys, and always finds relief by the application of your Plaster: if attacked with allj 10c1 pain, rheumatic, &c., has recourse ;0 your Plaster, which generally disperses the pain in a short time. Last autumn, Mrs. L. had a severe attack of influtnza, which tock away her smell and ta,te; for eighteen weeks she quite despaired of recovering them; two or tlm-e weeks ago Ehe had 8. severe rheumatic pain in Ira head, and applied a lOlaskr between the shoulders t, take it away. After fOl1r or five days she was mo,t agreeably surprised to find her taste and smell coming a little, and am happy to say they both improve dailv. This bless ;>v; e atlrio butes to the virtue of the Plaster. A female friend also was simiUuy afflicted, from the same c .use. Mr. L. pressed her to make a trial -she did-which produced the same eilect. I I\tJl, gentlemen, yours respectfully, Alford, 26th ApriJ, <853. JOHN LEACHMAN. CURB OF WEAKNES3 NbRYOUS DEnrr.tTY, AHD PALPITATION OF TIIE HEART. Manchester March 26, 1853. Dear Sirs,-I beg to ndvise yøu of tlie g-ood etfécts experienced by one of my customers, from the use of your invaluable 1{oper.s Plasters. A Mrs. Richardson, vf this town, had been a::ccted fot some time with great weakness and pain at the chcst, together with Jllueh nervousness and palpitation of the heart. She was recom- mended to try one of Roper's Plasters, and eventually did so the result of which it is most pleasing to s'ate had the desired effect, perfectly removing all the symptoms, and giving her pcrfect ease ever since. Yours vcr,) faithfully, To Mesn. Roper and Son. 1'. FOSTER KER. ceRE OF INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS. 1\Ir. H. M\IDEN, of Uury, has great pleasure ill handing to Messrs. Roper and Son. a recomrneudation of Ruper's Plasters, by Mr. Wm Dutson, Eari-street, Bury, for a severe inflammation of the lungs, He was bed-last four months, and is quite certain his recovery is through the timely assistance of your valuable Ropèl 's Plasrt which he purchased at my shop. You are l liherty tl) make USè of this in any way you think 1Jrper, for the benetit of the public ge- nera11y.-Bury, March 13, 1S53. CURE OF ASTHMA OF EIGHT YEARS' STANDING, Coldingham, February D, 1853. Gelltlemen,-About eight years ago, I was seized with inflamma- tion or tÀe chest, and ever since that time I have been more or less j subject to asthma, especially in the winter season. I have derived much benefit by your excellent Roper's Plasters, for which [ rcturn ynu my most sincere thanks. I am yours. ltc., 1'0 Messss. Roper and Son. Jena GRAY, Teacher. ANOTHER CURE OF ASTIO! Higli-street, Mold, January 31, 1853. Sirs, Your Roper's Plasters entirely cured me of aHhm3. J have recommended them to a great many III Mold, who derive great ùe- nent from them. 1: ours respectfully, A. R. PRING. CURB OF FIVE YEARS' INCESSANT COUGH. 32, Moore Park, Chester, January 1, 1853. Sirs,-Having been induced by some of my friends, who have tried your most invaluble Roper's Plaster, and have found it to be of sueh very great serVICe to me, that I cannot refrain from thank. ing yuu for such a great boon to those who have been, like N\8elf troubled with an incessant cough for thJ lat fhe years. If you wish to make this public, I h:ive no objection to my l:ame appear! lltg 111 the public pnnt3, as one of those who have receÍ\"etl relie- at your hands, and shall most undoubtedly rcco.nmend your lionet's "iasters. 1 am, sirs, your most obedient servant, To MesHs. Roper and Son. ABEL THOMPSON. I\E1In:DY FfR T'ATN IN TRE BACK. Ko, 3S, Old Sheinc, Brighton, May T, 1851. Géntlemen,- Y ou rcom;hend your Roller's Plaster for rheuma ie, among other maladies, and I mnst confess that I have found it va- Juable in that complaint, being often afflicted painfully by it in the lumbar region. Yours, &c., To Messis. Roper ann Son. J. NORTH WHITE. Unprincipled bhopkeepers, fo, tbe sake of gain, have vended spurious Imitations. Purchasers axe therefore cautioned to NO nCE!-The words" ROPER'S ROYAL DATIl PLASTER, Engraved on the Go- y vet n me nt Stamp, and /1?0 ¿ "Ø' J1— V* the Proprietor's Au- /S tograph on the back, thus:- Prtparecl only by ROBERT ROPER and SOX, Chemists, Shef- field. Full sized Plasters, Is. ld.; and for Children, 9d. each: or direct by-post, onlreceipt of Is, ,,1 vr .Is. each 111 postage 8tanJps.- For the use of Hospitals, Inf TÜ1;¡rleS, Dispensaries, Poor Law Unions, the Medical PrctdEio1:, Family use, aaci Charity purpesis, &c. in Tin Cases, at fs. 6d., j Is., T2s, 3,1s. eacl. case. Sold by PHILLIPS, Chemist and Druggist. Newport, and roost Patent Medicine Vendors in the United Kingdom. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS!— B# Reticular b ask Cor ROPER'S PLASTJj;R. -=. I CH0LESA-—HOW PREVENTED. 4 GR.i3.VI deal is now bsing .-aid about the CtlOLER A ±\. it a lew plain simple rules c.re attended to, no alarm need be excited. The G R li A. V PKliVEM'IVB of C HOLF.R.A is C LEANLIS ESS-cnlire INWARD and OUTWARD cleanliness. If the air be charged with. noxious gages, aiising irom filth, damp, drains, or cesspools, CHOLERA and dangerous FEVERS are speedily inuueed. And why ? Because the Lungs inhale impure air then the Blood becomes impure; the Liver is slavish in its action; acrimonious Bile is yielded, which centres in the Stomach, causing Sickness, and which, passing into the Bowels, causes severe griping pains, ana ail the symptoms of Cholera. But the removal of everything OUTWARD—o all th, charges the air with miasma—will not prevent the Cholera i, ihe Stomach and Biuod be in tin unhealthy and impure state. If filth OUTSIDE induces this fearful disease, obstructions and impurities existing INTERNALLY will produce the Sime etiect. Can the human system be in a safe and comfortable slate, when uneasiness in the stomach is experiened, together with Heaviness and Pain in the Head ? Is there no danger when the Liver is so enthralled and clogged by impure obstructions that. it cannot yield healthy Bile, but only a foul secretion, producing Nausea, Heart-burn, and pains in the Right Side ? Let thoee who value their health. or the health 01 those u whom they are surrounded, see, without delay, to these important matters The good that has been effected by JOHN KAYE. Esq., of Dalton Hall, near Huddershcld, in connection with the PEOPLE'S HEALTH, is bejond oil conception. The in. ormation which has been conveyed to the Public, as to the best means by which health may be preserved and restored, has elicited the grateful aspirations of thousands. The celebrated VECJETAHLiE M E s • I c I E. known throughout the world as KAYE'd W'OKSDELL'S indeed wrought wonders. Let a person take but a few of these, and he will experience the greatest re- Ilid-for nature will be immediately assisted to throw oil all those foul obstructions which irr tate the Bowels, derange the Stomach, enfeeble Digestion, useaie the Liver, oppress the Brain, and which invite and welcome evi ry L'on;agious and Dangerous Disorder. THE VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE pre- pared by JUHN KAYE, Esq., are HARMLESS in their operation, being perfectly free from a manner of Poison • but they are at the same time poweriul to conquer disease^ by thoroughly purifying the blood. In fact, uy their use- the vital principle becomes charged with a healui-resioring, and health-invigorating element, so that the entire Con- stitution is Renovated and strengthened. Let all, then, who value their health and happiness, try this celebrated Medicine, and ihey will acknowledge that K AYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS are unparalleled for giving immediate relief, tor preserving the health, and tor removing disease. Mrs. VV of Ewelmc, near Wallingford, says tha she believes Kaye's Pills saved her life when she was at tacked by CHOLERA. TO EMIGRANTS.—Much inconvenience from sca-sick ness may be prevented by taking a few dOB s priur to sail ing, and in alluur CololJles they are very highly esteemed The Rev. \V. Coggin, writing from Van Uieman's Land says, All who have tried them regretted that they had not been supplied in the Colony earlier, and coiiMdered their introduction a perfect blessing; Mi s. Brock near Oaklantis, Van Dieman's Land, says she would rather give fire pounds for a box than ue WitllOùt them." Hundreds of Cases of Cure accompany each Box. Sold in Boxes, at Is. ljd., 2s. 9d.,and 4s. Gd. each,at the De;:6t, 84, Fleet-street, London, and by every dealer in Patent Medicines throughout the world. A liberal Discount on all Export Orders for Cash. NO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDI- CINE. Du BARRY'S delicioua IIKV.vLLN'TA ARABICA FOOD is the natural remedy which has obtained 50,0-0 testimonials of cures from the Right Hon. the Lord Stuart de Decies, Arclideacon Stuart, of Hoss, and other parties, of indigestion (dyspep.-ia), con- stipation, and diarrhoea, nervousness, biliousness, liver complaint, flatulency, distension, palpitation of the hearl, nervous heaiiiche, deafness, noises in the head and ears, excruciating pains in almost every part of the body, chronic inflammation and ulceration of the stomach, irritation oi the kidneys and bladder, strictures, erysi pelas, eruptions of the skin, impurities and poverty of the olood tctofula, incipient consumption, drOPSJ,rheuatllll, gout, heart- burn, nausea, and. sJckness during prejinancj, after eating, or sca, low spirits, spasms, cramps, epilectic fits, spleen, frenertt debilitr, asthma, coughs, inquietude, sleeplessness, invoh.ntaa" blushing, paralysis, tremors, dislike to society, unfitness fal study, loss of memory, delusions, vertigo, blood to the heary exhaustion, melancholy, groundless fear, indecision, wretched- ness, thoughts of self-destruction, and many other complaints, or is, moreover, the best lood for infants and invalids generally, I, it never turns acid o: the weakest stomach, but imparts a health- relish for lunch and dinner, and restores the faculties 01 digestion and nervous and muscular energy, to the IBBS* enfeebled. BARRY DU BARRY AND CO., 77, REGENT-STREET LONDON, And the following Agents • Newport, A. Clements, Stamp Merthyr Tidvil, Mrs. White- C Office, P. H. Morris, 14, High AV. Gay, iligli-street. Street, and Matthews and Carmarthen, R. ),1. Ra\ies, 49, Co., t:), Commercial Street Kins-street, L. D. Msrtimer, Chel"tow, Robert Taylor. chemist. Pontypool, H, Hughes Cowbridge, John Parsons Monmouth, Dyke and Co., Haverfordwest, O. E. Davie, Thomas Farror. Phillips, H. E. l'otier, book- Abergavennv, J. P. "Watkins seller, S,;c., V ctoria place. Brynmawr, j. W. Vaughan Hcre!ord, J. and P. E. Derry Tredegar, Charles Peaty Ross, Cary, Cocks, and ltoper Swansea, Jonathan DUTY, G. Bristol, Ferris and Score, Union Barker and Co. 16.3, Oxford street; C. Guest, llotwells; Street. Thomas and Co., 5, 13ridge- CardiiF, J. B. Hopkins, John stel; Mesrs, Wed .wore, gro- Pibbert, 3, St. Mary Street. ecrs, &c., &c. A few out of 50,000 cures are here yiven :— Cure No 71, of dyspepsia, from the Hight Hononrahle (1'e Lord Stuart de Decies I l1a\'e derived considerable benefit from DI& Banv's Revalenta Acabica Food, and. consider it due to yourselves aud the public to authorise the publication of these lines. Stuart De Decies." Cure No. 4.0,832. For fifty years indescribable agony from dyspepsia, nenousness asthma, cough, constitution, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach anù vomitings, have been removed by Du Barry's excel- lent Fond. Wortham,Ling, near Diss, Norfolk. Maria Jolly. Cure Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of Nazltig Vicarage, Walthr.m-cross Herts a cure of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, low- spirits, and nervous fancies. Cure No. 48,314. Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacre, near Liverpool a cure of ten jeari' dyspepsia and all he horrors of nervous irritability. 1 rom the Venerable Archdeacon of Hoss. A/rhadown Glebe, Skibberec-n, Count) Cork, Aug. 22. Dear Sir,—1 cannot speak too favourably of the Revalenta Arabica. Alexander Stuart, Arclldeacon of Ross, Aghadown Glebe, Skibbetcen, County Cork, Aug. 27, 1849. Sirs,-1I:I\'ing had an a't1('k of bad fever about three years age. I 1uvc ever since been su{1"ering from its etfects, producing exces- sive nervousness, pains in my neck a11tlleft arm, and general weak- ness of constitution, whic), have picveiited me in a great degree from following my usual avocations; these sensations, added to restless nights, particularly after previous execclse, often rendered my hfe very miserable; but I am happy to say that, having beem induced to try your Farina, about two month* sincf, I am now almost a stranger to these symptoms, which I confidentlv hope will be removed entirely, with the Divine blessing, by the continued use of this food. I have ar. objection that my name should appear in print, which, however, in this instance is overcome for the sake of suii'e.rin^ humanity. 1 am, sirs, your obedient servant, Alexander Stuart* Archdeacon of Rosa. Shoalshook, Haverfordwest, June HUh, i849. Gentlemen, I beg to return you my sincere thanks, as a due acknowledgement, for the great obligation you conferred on the lady for whom I ordered your 10 ib canister of Revalenta Arabica Food, and for your supern.i udviee, which was strictly adhered to. Your Food was partaken in beef tea, and, with the blessing of God, great benefat has been derived therefrom, so as restore her to sound health, which ^lie, had not enjoyed for many years past. The advice of many eminent medica men had been tried, but all in vain, unllll became acquainted with v»ur'excellent Arabica Food. I cannot sufficiently express my gra- titude for the extracrdinaev advantages her health has derived from this useful and economical diet, which I tind also highly spoken of by many of my friends who have used it, with equ illy btneficial effect, in the cure of Stomachic, Liver, Nervous, wd I'ihous com- plaints. I authorise the publication of this letter, if ou think it may benefit other sufierers, and will be happy to answer any inquiries. I remain,dear sirs, yours truly, Phillip*, Dr. urzer s Testimonial. Bonn, 19th July, 1851. This light and pleasant Farina is one of the most < xeellent nourishing, and restorative remedies, and supersede>, il maR" cases, all kinds of medicines. It ió particularly useful in confined habit "f bady, as also in diarrhœa, bowel complaints, alTec- tions of the kidneys and b1aclder, such as stone or gravel; infialn matory irritation Imd cramp of the urethra, cramp of the kidneys a/td b1aùdd strictures, hsemorrhoids. This reallp invaluable re- medy is employed with the most satisfactory rc.sull, not only ia bionchial and pulmonary complaints, where imitation and rain are to be removed, but aho in pul11!OIlRry and bron- chial consumption, in which it counteracts eiiiec:u,dlv the troublesome c mgli; and I am enabled with ,e tecto truih tu express he conviction that Du Barry's Hevalenta Atabi-ia is adapted to the ture of incipient hectic complaints and consumption. Dr. Rud Wurzer, Counsel of Medicine, and practical M.D. in Bonn. In canisters, suitably packed for all climates, a* d with full in- structions—lib, 2s. d.; 21b, 4s. 6d. 51b Its.; J21bs, ::2s.;s:Jper rdined, 5 lbs., 22s.; 10 lbs. 33s. The lOlbs. and 12 lbs. carriage free, oil receipt of post-office-order. Barry Du Barry, and Co. 77, Regent-street, London: I'ortnum, Mason, und Co., Pur* vevors to her Majesty, Piccadilly; Hedges and Butler; nietrichsen and Hannay, 63, oxford-street; Barclay; Sanger; Edwards; Rum- sey; ar.d Co.; Crosse anù j3lackwe;¡; also at i: Gracechu-cb. street; 49, Bishopsgate-street Within; 4, Clieapside; 330 and 45J Strand; 54, L'pper Baker street at the Post oftiee, (. amden-town '■ 24, Motecoiub?-street; and may be ordered through all respectable booksellers, gr\1cers, and chemists. 1MVORTA.XT CAUTION.—Many invalids having been seriously i:t1- jured by spurious imitations under closely similar nan es, such as Ervalenta Arabica and others, the public wdo v.-til to see that each canister bears the name liAHRY i>u LARRY a];(j ( o ) -7 Regent street, London, in full, without wmch none is gevame. LIST OF AGENTS. Newport, Monmouthshire, A. Clements,^ Stamp Office, and Matthews and Co., W, CommeiCial Mrcet. Abergavenny '■ }'• ^atkins. c0',?• B-ila A -iliam 1 h<,nv,s. Beaumaris J *J.ao"rt >"• Car.:iff nis. Cardigan "V UlC;rllat. Carmarthen .it, ..1. Davivs, 49, King Carnarvon -iobert Owen. Chepstow ..obeit iaylor. I >olgelh". (IndIa\ Huberts. Gloucester Green and Herbert. Hereford J erry. Lampeter .J l.viMis. Llandovery 'tcs; Llanelly oeor^- ..y0,1. Llaniyllin • • i n,-gist Llanidloes V "'tani Chernial Monmouth Dyke & Co, Newpoit, Salop .SUvestir. Pcinhrokosii.lv Mr. lirishti:, Chemist. Pontypool 1:; A Pontypridd C'n ,IC ISTSSP' Ruthin .R 1J0( Cheirist S t. Dav id E ,M 4 wuliams, Chemist vv nl Charles Peaty j, Williams, Medical Halt