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Sales by Auction. SALES BY MESSRS BAUGH & JONES. Extensive Sale of SADDLERY at 23, HIGH-STREET, Wrexham. THIS Sale of a very large and valuable Stock of J_ SADDLERY will be continued on THURSDAY next, the llth of August, 1S70. To commence at Twelve o'clock. 1512g BAUGH & J ONES, Auctioneers. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT POOLMOUTH, KROUGHTON, DENBIGHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MESSRS BAUGH AND JONES, at the house of Mr John Matthias, called the Sun Inn, near the Moss Rock, Broughton, on Monday, the Stli day of August, IN U, at tive o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions to be then pro- duced All those three several recently erected and substan- tially built MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Gardens and appurtenances thereunto belong- ing, situate at Poolmouth in the township of Broughton, in the parish of Wrexham, in the county of Denbigh, and now or late in the respective occupations of Owen Thomas and others. For further particulars apply to H. HUMPHREYS, Esq., -solicitor, Wrexham, or the Auctioneers. 142lr Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LA. W LIB- RARY, and other Efects, at ROUE TERIIACE, RHOSDDU, near the town of Wrexham. r»y> be SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs BAUGH I and JONES, at Rose Terrace, Rhosddu aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the 12th of August, V:lïll, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LAW LIBRARY, and other Effects, the property of Mr J. Evans, solicitor and notary, under an execution from the Sheriff of Denbigh- shire. THE FURNITURE comprises parlour, kitchen, and bed- room chairs, couch in mahogany, upholstered with black hair, ifc painted book shelves, leaf, loo, painted, and white wood tables, chest of drawers, wash stands and dressing tables, half-tester painted maple and iron bedsteads, mattresses, feather and flock beds, bed clothing and American timepiece, oak chest and corner cupboard, kitchen and culinary articles, rain water and other tubs. THE LAW LIHRARY (which is quite new) consists of- Jarman on Wills, two volumes, 3rd edition; Grant's Law of Compensations Fisher's Law of Mortgage and other Securities, two volumes; Hodges on Railways, by O. M. Smith Contingent Remainders, by Butler, two volumes Lewen's Law of Forrests; Law of Husband and Wife, by J. E. Bright, two volumes; Gresley on Evidence Doctrine and Practice of Equity, hy Gold- smith Parish Law, by Hodgson; Law of the Church and Clergy, by Cripps Deacon's Bankruptcy, by Laugley, two volumes Ingram's Law of Compensation, by Elms; Lush's Practice in the Superior Courts, by Duscon, two volumes; Gray's Country Attorney's Practice Day's Common Law Practice Barry's Practice on Conveyancing Rouse's Practical Conveyances, two volumes Bainbridge's Law of Mines; Law on Bills of Exchange, by Sir J. B. Byles; Archibald's Pleadings and Evidence Digest of Common Law Equity, Bank- ruptcy, &c. Brooke on the Office of a Notary Factory Acts, by Oats Sir E. May's Parliamentary Practice Woodfall'a Landlord and Tenant, 9th edition Treatise on the Poor Laws, by J. E. Davies Treatise on the Law of Real and Personal Property, by J. W. Smith Law of Evidence, by Cutler and Griffin Roscoe's Digest on ditto, by Mills and Markbv, 11th edition Real Property Statutes, by Shelford Pulling's Law relating to Attorneys; Phillip's Law of Lunatics, Idiots, &c. Morgan's Chancery Acts and Orders Law of Joint Stock Companies, by Cox; Kerr on Fraud; Fry on Specific Performance Bateman's Auctions Dart's Vendors and Purchasers Davies' County Court Practice, three volumes Jervis on Office and Duty of Coroners Law List, 1870 Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Practice Davies' Law of Master and Servant; Lovesy's Law of Arbitrations the Contract of Pawn Law of Window Lights Moore's Instructions for Abstracts Hanson on Succession Duty Acts Law Journal Reports for lStM and part of 1S70. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention of Solicitors to the Law Library, which is nearly new. Sale at One o'clock prompt; Library at 3.30. IOOSQT PRELIMINARY. Sale of Fat and Store STOCK, at the GOLDEN LION, ROSSETT. MESSRS. BAUGH and JONES beg to announce ivi that their next SALE of Fat and Store STOCK, .at the Golden Lion Inn, Rossett, will be held on MON- DAY, the J5th day of August. I-r, o. STOCK ALREADY ENTERED. A lot of prime Fat Beasts Several %Iilch Cows A lot of prime Fat Sheep and L-.tiiii)- Several Fat and Store Pi-; Particulars next week. Further entries respectfuliy 4olicited. „ Sale at Two o'clock. 143ni Desirable Freehold PUBLIC-IIOUSE and premis.'s, at CEFN MAWR, in the. parish o f Ruabon, Denbiyhshire. TO be SOLD bv AUCTION, by Messrs. BAUGH JL and JONES, at the SLN INN, Cefn Mawr, near Ruabon, on FRIDAY, the Dth day of AUGUST. lS(i!», at Four o'clock in the afternoon, (unless previously disposed of, of which due notice will be given) subject to conditions to be then produced. All that MESSUAGE or PUBLIC HOUSE, called or known by the name, or sign, of the Sun Inn, with the Brewliouse, Yard, and Out- buildinys thereunto belonging, now or late in the occu- pation of Jonathan Rogers, or his under-tenants. And also all that BUILDING, now or btdy occupied as a shop by the said Jonathan Rogers, with the Appur- tenances. The above premises are eligibly situated ior business, and are within a few minutes' walk to the Acrefair Railway Station. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr J. C. OWEN, Solictor. Wrexham. 14:fc>r SALES BY MESSRS GRIFFITHS & Co. DENBIGHSHIRE AND FLINTSHIRE AGRICUL- TURAL AUCTION MART, WREXHAM. AUGUST ISf/i, 1S70. MESSRS G JU FFlTHS ? Co., respectmlly an- ?J. nounf? that thev have been mv.?'red with in- structions to SELL by AUCTION in their Mart, on THURSDAY the ISth \lay of August, a splendid lot of FAT and STUIE STOCK, the property of tirsc-class feeders. Sale at Two o clock. Offices—Feathers' Hotel. Wrexham. 1-t-¡; SALE BY MR RICHARDS. TU HRE\YERS, PUBUCAXS, AXD OTHEI\ AVONDALE BREWERY, RUABON. MR RICHARDS has been instructed to SELL BY 'wt AUCTION by ?I??-?rs Roberts and Th?nms, br -ers npon the above premises, on MONDAY, August Sth 1:711, the whole of the valuable PLANT, com- pri.,iiig -AI)oiit 250 to 300 quarter casks, half barrels, barrels, puncheons, reelers, harnl anti other tubs:, capital malt mill equal to new, marking irons, part of ;t pocket of hops, brass taps, tins, ladders, ropes also a very useful horse, spring cart, set of gears, gig, new pair of gig wheels, &c. The above are in excellent repair, and have only been in use for a short time, and will be put in lots at the time of sale suitable for purchasers. Sale to commence at ONE o'clock, prompt. Office: 2-S, Bridge-street, Wrexham. l-t62a SALE BY MR. PICKERING. HALKJN, FLINTSHIRE. MU PICKERING has been instructed by the Moit- ?i. ?K-es. to SELL BY AUCTK?. on FRIDAY, Aum sr liltli. ISf;i), at the house of ilis-, Cliesteri, Hed Lion, XurthllP, at Three o'clock punctually, in the following or such other Lots as may be agreed upon at the tiiiie of Sale, and sublet: to conditions to be then tll tll-t Piece, or Parcel of LAND, situate at Caerfailwcli, ill the parish of Northop, in the ctliiiltn- iti Hint; together with the Four COTTAGES or Dwelling-House- and Outbuildings. standing and being thereon, and now in the respective holdings or occupa- tions of Joseph Jones, Thomas Jones, and Anil Jones, and one Cottage untenanted. The above property produces a rental of £ 15 per annum or thereabouts, and is near to Lord Westminster's estate V- Halkin. For further information apply to Messrs FiNCHETT- MAIUIOCK, MOSS, and SHARP, Solicitors, Chester; Mr Tllos. W«OI>, Accountant, :2.1, St. Werburgli-street, Chester; or to the AUCTIONEKR. SALE BY MR DEW. DENBIGHSHIRE. ?o'<' of a ,-era ??.u.. ,wd /?;? ?'7;A'A'77?/.7? 7'? lHl «,?<.m.' '!J tJ, f:'?,.? ? (',■ :!r" /f?''«t, r?/ l' h I 7?fr.'? -? "??, CK?(f,tt,(:, ?ti?. U, ??.. and (t Water Caru Grist Mill. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, bv MR W. DEW, at the TOw-t 11 Glyndwr Hotd, in the town of Corwen, on F?)f'\Y. I?hot August, ls7u. commencing at two o clock in the afternoon (and subject to conditions there ?-?.? ''?.?'??'"? ?ry exceHent FREEHOL.D FARM, called liwloh-v-beudv, most P!e:ts;c.v ?tt?tff! with ? s..nt)?rn aspect?, ?'R- and yery ?i?' arable and ?t"? I,ziii,l, ill ?? ?'?"'? ??'' of cultivation. a? t .t t.t.r,ut! hn, by the I:tte owner. There i,; a vt')*? comfortable reshtencf. and the Fann I* 'I vèry extensive and in excellent repair, wwiilth l, vV<> wwatiM- power tor macliinerv. roHcth-wn.h th- Water Corn Grist Mi)!, which with the Uu.. ?b.h.w the r?d will be SoUl in lot" apart from til!! f-mrT 'lrii rial.( fence> and is '"t?-cte.! bv tII inf ;T ???. ?"' Holyhead Turnpike Road, distant t\\ 0 miles from CerriK-y-dnu'dion, ten miles from Cm wen :.nd .hi like fr„,n liettw.s-y-coed. JM&tS Sii"u" ? «»•"«>■ -a-* Plans and mrtlier particulars mav be ln'd 'at -inv of the Plan" an'! Înrthl:J" \,artil'lllar may he h:ul at aD\' of the pr.nc.p.! hotel, in?orth Wale.. of Mr wm iit vm I) O.V vns soh?tor. Pl'ill Hardens, H- iv>1,iw ™™ Lt.t'Ytt?ud KOWARRS, s,.licit.f "J7, A??un..r, \VclIiI..UHuu.e. ?.?- i: i'? t; o Sales by Auction. SALE BY MESSRS CHURTON & ELPHICK. FLINTSHIRE. OIL WORKS, REFINERY, COLLIERIES, and FREE- HOLDLAND. Jwjiortoiit Sale of the Leasehold Interest of the Vendorn in Two Collieries, and in the extensive Oil Works and Renm-nj, known as The Sorth Wales Oil Works;" also a piece o r- exti-e)ni,ly valuable Freehold Laud, and the Minerals (including the proved seam of Camiel) there- itnaer toy ether with the whole of the vertf valuable and costly Colliery and Oil WWfrs Plant and Machinery, alld Private Railway direct from the works into the Cued Talun branch of the ClwlStcr and Mold Railway. MESSRS CHURTON AND ELPHICK RESPECTFULLY .1: announce th:t they have been instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Grosvenor Hotel, in the city of Chester, on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of August, 1.S70, at Twelve for One o'clock p.m., most punctually, in the following or such other Lots, as may be decided upon by the agents of the vendors at the time of Sale, and sub- ject to such conditions as wilL be then produced, the highly important Works, known as THE NORTH WALES OIL WORKS, situate on the north side of the Mold and Wrexham Turnpike-road, at Pontblyddyn, about three miles from Mold, in the county of Flint, and half a mile from the Padeswooil Station, on the Chester and Mold Railway, together with the COLLIERIES in connexion therewith, a FREEHOLD MEADOW adjoin- ing, and the whole of the MACHINERY, PLANT, UTENSILS, and FIXTURES upon the premises, re- cently erected at a very large outlay, and embracing the newest improvements and appliances^ (Sc. Zir It is proposed to offer Lots I, 2, 3, and 4, in the first instance, in one Lot, and, if not so sold, then in the following, or such other Lots, and in such order, as the agents of the vendors shall determine, viz. :— LOT I.-The interest of the vendors in all that mineral property, known as THE LEESWOOD HILL COL- LIERY, comprising the seams of coal, cannel, ironstone, clay, itec., under 117a. 2r. 25p. of land, or thereabouts, in the township of Leeswood, held under a lease for a term of which upwards of 19 years are unexpired, at a minimum rent, commencing from the 29th September, 1871, of £ 40 per annum, and a royalty of £ 25 per foot per acre for coal, and £50 per foot per acre for cannel, together with the pits and other workings, and the valu- able horizontal high pressure steam engine, steam boiler, winding gear, and other plaift in and upon the pit Jiank No. 2; also the horizontal high pressure engine, cylindrical boiler, and other plant, in and upon pit bank No. 3 also the S-inch donkey engine and plant on pit bank No. 5 also the right of user of the private railway to the Coed Talon branch of the main line of the Chester and Mold Railway. LOT 2.—That portion of the present works known as THE NORTH WALES OIL WORKS, which is used for the manufacture of crude oil, containing 3a. 2r. 22p., or thereabouts, held under lease for 99 years, from the 29th of September, 1866, at the rent of zL38 15s Od, com- prising 16 upright, 24 revolving retorts, and a horizontal high pressure steam engine, with the requisite ma- chinery, plant, and appliances, range of building used as stables, workshops, &c., and the right of user of the said private railway. LOT 3.—The REFINERY portion of the said Oil Works, containing :3a. 3r. 5p., or thereabouts, held under lease for the same terms as Lot 2, at the rent of £ 38 15s, comprising lt) stills, 10 agitators, filtering tanks, hyd- raulic press, &c., &c., together with the dwellinghouse, office, cooperage, and weighing machine, &c., &c., thereon, and the right of user of the said private rail- way. LOT 4.—The MIXES of Coal, Cannel, Ironstone, Clay, &c., under the whole of Lots 2 and 3, and adjoining lands, comprising in the whole 46 acres, or thereabouts, held under lease for a term of which 19 years are un- expired, at a minimum rent, commencing from the 2iith September, 1871, of £ 60 per annum, and the same Royalties as Lot 1, with the machinery, plant, tramway, stage, and other erections thereto belonging, and the vendors interest in the said private railway, subject to the right of user thereof to be reserved for the benefit of Lots 1, 2, and 3. LOT 5.—A very valuable piece of FREEHOLD MEA- DOW LAND adjoining Lot 3, and bounded by the River Alyn, containing 4a. 2r. Sp., or thereabouts, together with the minerals thereunder. The Cannel seam of the district has been proved in this Meadow, and about a quarter of an acre thereof worked. This Lot will be sold subject to, and with the benefit of the letting to the Coppa Colliery Company of the Cannel seam east of the fault, at a Royalty of X95 per foot per acre. Mr Liston, who resides at the Works, will appoint a person to show the Lots. -N.B.-If the whole, or any of the foregoing Lots should not be sold at this Auction, the Auctioneers are instructed to proceed to mike arrangements for an early Sale of the whole of the plant, machinery, &c., to be removed off the premises, of which due notice will be given. Detailed Catalogues of the Plant, &c., comprised in the several Lots, and further particulars, with plans, may be had upon application to Messrs WALKER, SMITH, ami WALKHK, Solicitors Mr WAKEFIELD, Accountant, Corn Exchange Chambers or the AUCTIONEERS, all of Chester. Uflr SALiiS BY MR LUVATT. GROVE PARK, WREXHAM. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, early in August, two _L well-built semi-detached VILLA RESIDENCES, called Tai Llwyn, with flower gardens and out-uttices. EDWARD LOVATT, Auctioneer. Old Swan Hotel, July Nth. 1870. GROWING WHEAT ON HAFODYWKRN FARM. MR. LOVATT has been instructed by the Local l' Board of the Borou?i of Wrexham, to SELL BY AUCTION, onTnUMDAYnext, Auu"t 11th, 1S70, at the Wynnstay Anns Hotel, the present tenant's share of and in 10 acres of WHEAT, now growing upon lands at Hafodywern Farm, near Wrexham. LOT 1.—Contains six and a half acres, and called the Footpath Field. Lor 2. —Contains three and a half acres. Every facility will he given to the purchasers to stack upon the farm if required. Any further information may be had from the Borough Surveyor at the Guildhall, or from the Auctioneer. Sale at Four o'clock. By order, JOHN JAMES, Town Clerk. Guildhall, Wrexham, August 3rd, 1870. 1505g GROWING WHEAT. GJVEfl.Y-l'-GASBG PARJl, BHYMBO. MR LOVATT has been instructed by Mr Greatorex, ?jL who has given up the Farm, to SELL hv AUC- TION, on THURSDAY next, AUGUST lith, 1.1470, at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, the off-going tenant's share of and in nine acres of WHEAT, now growing upon the above Farm, and divided into the following lots :— Lot 1.—Two-thirds of J of an acre. 2.-Oiie-liilf of .r) acres 3.—One-half of ;3., 1 The Auctioneer can confidently say the above corn is a fair average sample of any corn in the couiurv. Sale at Five o'clock. Old Swan Inn, Wrexham, Aug. 3, 1870. 1523j SALE BY MR W. CONNOR. TO PRIVATE FAMILIES, TRiVDE«IEN \ND OTHERS. Itnjiortanf Sale of Drawiny-room, Silt.iny-room, Red- room, /?'?'c?, and other Fitr,iit tire f/'x? f( 'i"(UltUy of forms, suitable (t chapel ot- N?/t'? and numer- ous other vseful effects. MR. WILLIAM CONNOR has received instructions ?I_ to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTK?X, on THURS- DAY, August 11th, I sill, commencing -it half-past One o'clock prompt, in the New Public Hall, 2(>. Hope-street, Wrexham, all assemblage of most useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, comprising drawing- rOOlIl suite, mahogany 100 and dining tables, niahogany chairs, arm chairs, sofa, sideboards, chiffionier, book- case, pier glasses, Windsor and cane-seated chairs, deal tables, iron four-post and French bedsteads mattresses, dressing tables, washstands, services, toilet glasses, chest of drawers, fenders, irons, iron stove, and numer- ous kitchen requisites also a quantity of forms (with backs), and a number of chairs, suitable for offices, ITC. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, negelit-PI.Lee, Wrexham. 1413g Public and Legal Notices. IS TO GIVE NOTICE to the Public that 1 JOHN l'OSTI,I-;S of Rhosymedre (late in our cm- ploy), is not allowed to Deliver any Goods or liccci ve an; Money on oiiriccolilit. WILLIAMS & EDWARDS, Soda Water Manufacturers. August 4th, 1870. Trefynant, RuaW ::0 14Nna IJIO MUO WATKR COMPANY THE Third General Half-yearly of the Shareholders in the BiiYMiio WATER COMPANY, TT. '1. will be held :?t the WVNNSTU ?K? 1'1"1 r.L,  oil TUESDAY, the 30th Aruusj I?ST., at Half-past Two o'clock in the Afternoon. By Order of the Directors, B. BELL, Secretary. 5, Charles-street, Wrexham, lath August, IA70. The Transfer Books of the Company will he cIo,e(I from the Kith inst. until after the Meeting. I4.wa TO THE CLERGY AXD LAITY Of the Parishes of the Wrexham Union, ciz. Bninibo, '(iresf.rd, Gi'rsyilt, Holt, Danyor, Marchuuel, Itinera Ruabon, Wrexham, Erbistock, Hope, 1 hreopuooa, Wnrth',abnri/ Tnidd'/n, and Isyeoed. rriHE BOAltn of GUARDIANS h?-inK permitted JL me t?.u-nu)? :). PIC-NIC for the inmates of the Wrexham Workhouse, I make this public appeal to the benevolent of the above parishes for subscriptions to enable me to cany it out. Subscriptions iiiav be paid to the clergy of the above parishes, and those of Wrexham either to myself or Mr JtALPll, Master of the Workhouse. >!4 JAMES DIXON, Chaplain. P.s.—A list of subscribers will be published to- gether, with a debit and credit account of the total amount subscribed. J. D. IUIA J Public and Legal Notices. GYERTON INCLOSURE. I GEORGE FARMER, of Montgomer;, m the county I > of Montgomery, the valuer acting in the matter of the Inclosure ot Lightwood Green and Knolton Bryn, situate in the parish of Overton, in the county of Flint, Hereby Give Notice, that a SCHEDULE of all claims and objections which have been made in the matter of the said Inclosure, and of my determinations thereon, has been deposited at the Bowling Green Inn; Overton, in the said parish, for the inspection of all persons interested therein. Given under my hand this 21st day of July, 1870. 1409g GEO. FARMER. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Cutirt of Ohancery made in a Jones v. Welsford THE Creditors of EDWARD JONES, late of More- ton Inn, in the parish of Ruabon, in the county of Denbigh, Innkeeper, deceased, who died in or about the month of December, 1868, are, on or before the 10th day of October, 1870, to send by post prepaid, to 31r JOHN LEWIS, of Wrexham, in the county of Denbigh, the solicitor of the defendant, Eliza Christiana Wels- ford, the administratrix of the estate and effects of the said deceased, the christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (it any) neia by tnem, or in aetauit tnereot they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Decree. Every Creditor holding any security is to-produce the same before the Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart, at his Chambers situate at No. 12, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, on TUESDAY, the 8th day of November, 1870, at 12 of the clock at noon, being the time appointed for adjudicating on the claims. Dated this 2nd day of August, 1870. H. F. CHURCH, Chief Clerk, BLAKE & HUGHES, 3, Lothbury, London, Agents for Thomas Rymer, of Wrexham, 1504g Solicitor for the Plaintiff. JOHN OWEN, DECEASED. Notice to Creditors, pursuant to Act of Parliament, 22nd and 23rd Victoria, cap. 35, intituled "An Act to fur- ther amend the Law of property and to relieve Trustees. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Creditors and other persons having any debt or claim aganist or upon the Estate of JOHN OWEN, late of Mold, in the County of Flint, ironmonger, deceased (who died on the 19th day of July, 1870, and whose Will was proved on the 12th day of July, 1870, by Edward Griffiths, grocer, and John Angel Jones, Tailor and Draper, both of Mold, aforesaid, the Executors named therein), are on or before the 16th day of August next to send to us, as solicitors to the said Executors, at our offices, at Mold, in the said county of Flint, particulars of their debts or claims, or in default thereof the said Executors will, at the expirationof the aboveperiod proceed todistribute the assets of the said Testator among the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which they shall then have had notice, and will not be liable for the assets so distributed to any person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. And Notice is Hereby further given that all persons owing any debts or debt or sums of money to the said Testator, or to his Estate, are required to pay the sum to the same to the said Executors or to us forthwith. Dated this 13tli day of July, 1870. KELLY, KEENE, & ROPER, 13S2r Solicitors to the said Executors. m Tenders BOROUGH OF OSWESTRY. TO CONTRACTORS. rrHE Town Council of the Borough of Oswestry, act- JL ing as the Local Board, give NOTICE that they are prepared to receive TENDERS for the FINISHING- and COMPLETING of a NEW RESERVOIR (part of which is already done), and other works connected there- with. The Drawings and Specifications may be seen, and Fonns of Tender obtained, on application at my Office between the hours of ten a.m. and four p.m. The person undertaking the work must take to the Plant and 'Materials now upon the work at a Valuation in the usual way. Tenders, endorsed "Tenders for New Reservoir and other Works," must be delivered at my Office, in Oswes- try, on or before Saturday, the 6th day of August, 1870. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By Order, HENRY DAVIES, Town Clerk, and Clerk to the Local Board. Oswestry, Salop, 19th July, 1870. 144Sr ARMY CONTRACTS. TENDERS will be received at the undermentioned t Office until TWELVE o'clock at Noon, on the loth INSTANT, for the Supply of FORAGE. For the use of Her Majesty's Troops stationed in the following Places, from 26th August to 31st October, 1870. WESTERN DISTRICT. 1. Bristol and HorKeld. 2. Exeter and Topsham. 3. Plymouth, Devenport, Tregantle, and Scraesdon Forts, Maker Barracks, and Heights. Forms of Tender, and Conditions of Contract, may be obtained on application at this Office, by letter addresseil to the District Controller, or in person between the hours of TEN and FOUR o'clock. And no Tender will be entertained unless made upon the Form so obtained. Tenders on the printed forms must be properly filled up and signed, and no Tender will be noticed unless delivered at the under-mentioned Office, under closed envelope (marked "Tender" on the outside), before TWELVE o'clock, Noon, on the 15th instant. Control Office, 6, George-street, Devenport, 1st August, 1870. Entertainments and Meetings. FEMALE FRIENDLY SOCIETY, RHOSYMEDRE. THE ANNIVERSARY of the above Society will be Tbel(l.tt the Anchor Inn on MONDAY, the 8th day of August. Tea on the table at 3.30. Tickets for Tea and Green, Is. Green only, 3d. A Brass Band will he in attendance; Dancing to commence at Six o'clock. 1443g NORTH WALES TE, AIPERAINCE ASSOCIATION. rpHE ANNUAL -11TEETING Of this Association will be held at WREXHAM 2 -Xl) A.Nl)'2 -'ItD oF AUGUST ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AND ltD OF AUGUST 1870, When DEPUTATIONS are expected from all the great Temperance organizations also from the United King- dom Alliance, the Central Association for Stopping the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday, the United Kingdom Band of Hope Union, etc., ifcc. Full particulars will appear next week. 14h5j YALLE CRUCIS ABBEY. THE ANNUAL BOAT EXCURSION to LLAN- i_ GOLLEX and VALLE CRUCIS ABBEY, in con- nection with the English Baptist Chapel, Cefn Mawr, will be held on TUESDAY", August 23rd, 1870. Further particulars in future advertisements. 1435g Education. "j*/J"R HlMM?i (organist of the Parish Church, Wrex- 171 ham, and Professor of Music at The College, Chester) begs to inform his pupils and friends that he will HEsUIE his orall, pianoforte, and singing lessons, on WEDNESDAY, the 27tli instant. SCHOOLS ATTENDED. Chester-street, Wrexham, July 21st, 1870. 1390o MUSIC AND SINGING. MR. JAMES ALDOUS, Professor of Music (Organist JTM to the J'arish Church, Ruabon, and Private Organist to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., 51.P.), gives LESSONS on the Organ, Harmonium, Pianoforte, and in Singing. Terms upon application. Heferences allowed (by kind permission) to several of the leading families in the neighbourhood of Ruabon, Wrexham, and Oswestry. Mr Art)ot-s attends Oswestry every Tuesday, and Chirk every Friday. Lessons given daily at his Rooms, Ruabon, and at Hightown, Wrexham; also at Pupil's own residences. The ensuing term commences on WEDNESDAY, July 27th, 1870. 1423g 0- PIANOFORTE TUNING. 4, ARCADE, WREXHAM, JULY, 1870. HAVING specially engaged a practical Tuner and JLJL Maker from an eminent Pianoforte House, I beg to inform my friends and patrons that I shall now be pleased to undertake the Tuning, Repairs, and Manu- facture of Pianofortes and Hti-iuoiiiuiii. wlich will claim special attention, and beg respectfully to solicit the favor of their kind support. EDWIX HARRISS. N.B.—Mr J. P. Taylor, fonnerly in my employ, has now no connection whatever with my business, and is not authorised to receive any money or orders on my hehali.-E.H. H06c THE WREXHAM VOLUNTEER BAND may be JL ENGAGED for Festivals, Pic-nics, Clubs, &c. JOHN W. JONES, Bandmaster, Late Bandmaster Royal Denbigh Militia. 8, Yorke-street, Wrexham. 1455a JUST PUBLISHED, (Free by Post for 6 Stamps) THE DEBATE upon the Resolutions moved by ¡ MR. WATKIN WILLIAMS, M.P., Upon I "THE CHURCH IN WALES," Including the speeches of the Right Hon. W. E. GLADSTONE, M.F., and Mr G. 0. MORGAN, M.P., Reprinted from Hansard." CORNELIUS BUCK, 23, Paternoster Row, London. J 1466c Railway Announcements. STORMING OF QUEBEC. CHJtAP TRIP to the ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS' BELLE VUE, MANCHESTER, on MONDAY August 8th, 1870. On the above day the Special Train will leave Oswestry, at 7 0 a.m. Gobowen, 7 15 Chirk,, 7 25, and Ruabon, 7;15 a.m; fares there and back, in eluding free admission to the Gardens, Covered Carri- ages, 3s (jd, WREXHAM. 7 35 a.m. 3s. 3d Via Warrington, for Longsight Station, adjoining the the Gardens returning therefrom same evening at 10 IW p.m., after the Fireworks 1476r GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY EXCURSION to PORTSMOUTH and SOUTHAMP- TON.—On MONDAY, August 8th, an EX- CURSION TRAIN will leave Chester at 9. 15, Wrexham y.40, Corwen 8.5, Llangollen 8.35, Ruabon 9.50, and Oswestry 9.55 a.m. for. PORTSMOUTH and SOUTHAMPTON returning on Monday, August 15th Tickets and bills can be had at the stations, or from Mr DAVIES, Great Western Railway Office, Eastgate- street, Chester. Paddington, August, 1870. J. GRIERSON, C;Rp. Man. 1870c GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ON SATURDAY, August 6th, and every Saturday until further notice, Cheap EXCURSION TRAINS wdl run to BARMOUTH from WREXHAM at 3.30 p.m., returning on the following Monday. Also on SATURDAY, Augustt5th,& MONDAY, August 8th, and every Saturday and 31onday until further notice, Cheap Eight-day EXCURSIONS will run to BAR- MOUTH, HARLECH, PENliHYN DEUDRAETH PORT MADOC, CRICCIETH, and PWLLHELI from WIIEXHAM at 3.30 p.m., and for TOWYN and ABER- DOVEY from WKEXHAM at 12.45 p.m. These tickets will be available for return any day within eight days. ON MONDAY, August 8th, and every Mondav until further notice, Cheap EXCURSION TRAINS will leave Chirk at 7.0 and 9.5 a.m., Ruabon 7.15 and 9.25 a.m., and Wrexham 7.25 a.m. and 9.40 am., for RUABON, WREXHAM, CHESTER, BIRKENHEAD and LIVERPOOL, returning the same day; also for the ISLE OF MAN, allowing fourteen days from the date of issue. Bills and full information can be obtained at the stations. Paddington, July, 1870. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man. 1363g GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHEAP SEA SIDfJ EXCUK^IONS to WEY- MOUTH and THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, AL- LOWING ELEVEN DAYS. On SATURDAYS, AUGUST 6 and AUGUST 20,1870, and fortnightly during the Summer, CHEAP EXCURSION TRAINS will run to WEYMOUTH, as under; and at the following Fares for the Double Journey: Leaving Chester 9-15 a.m., Wrexham 9-10 abi., 19s. Corwen 8-5 a.m., 20s. Llangollen 8-35 a.m., Ruabon 9-50 a.m., 19s.; Oswestry 9-55 a.m., 18s. First-Class Tickets issued at double the Covered Car- riage Rates. Children under three years of age, Free; above three and under twelve, Half-Price. The Steamers sail from Weymouth to Guernsey and Jersey, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and re- turn from Guernsey and Jersey to Weymouth, on Mon- days, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Passengers by the above Trains may return by the 8-55 a.m. Train from Weymouth within the Eleven Days, exclusive of the day of departure but they must com- plete their return journey within that time. CHANNEL ISLANDS.—Passengers will have the privi- ledge of going from Weymouth to Guernsey or Jersey by the "Cygnus," "Acquilla," or "Brighton" Steamers AT A SINGLE FARE FOR THE DOUBLE JOUltNEY, on production of their Excursion Tickets. A STEAMEM, leaves Weymouth every Saturday at 10-30 p.m., for Guernsey and Jersey. TICKETS and BILLS can be had at any of the above Stations. Paddington, June, 1870. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man. 1261i GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. FORESTERS' PETE AT CRYSTAL PALACE. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 15th, an EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Chester at 8.50a.m., and Wrex- ham 9.13 a.m., for GLOUCESTER & CHELTENHAM, and from Chester at 9.20 a.m., and Wrexham 9.50 a.m., for Wolverhampton, Worcester, Malvern, Bilston, Wed- nesbury, West Broniwich, Birmingham, Warwick, Lea- mington, Banbury, Oxford, Bath, Bristol, Reading, and LONDON, returning on FRIDAY, AUGUST 19th. Tickets and bills can be had at the Stations, or fr Jm Mr DAVIES, G. W. R. Office, Eastgate-street, Onester. Paddington, Aug. 1870. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man. 1498j DENBIGH, RUTHIN. & CORWEN RAILWAY. SEA-SIDE EXCURSIONS. BAU.NIOUTH, DOL- GELLEY, and BALA LAKE, on FRIDAY, JUNE 3rd, and TUESDAY, JUNE 7th, and every Tuesday and Friday until further notice, CHEAP DAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to Bala, Dolgelley, and Bar- mouth, from stations between Denbigh and Gwvddel- wern inclusive. For particulars see small bills. LONDON & NORTH WESTERN, AND DENBIGH, RUTHIN, & CORWEN RAILWAYS. CHEAP DAY EXCURSIONS for Visitors to the beautiful Vales of LLANGOLLEN and CLWYD, BALA LAKE, and DOLGELLEY. On and after WEII- NESDAY, JUNE 1st, CHEAP RETURN TICKETS will be issued from RHYL, by the 8.2 a.m. and 11.5 a.m. trains to Ruthin, Corwen, Llangollen, Bala, and Dol- gelley. For particulars see bills. GREAT WESTERN, AND DENBIGH, RUTHIN, AND CORWEN RAILWAYS. S EA-BATHING!-CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued daily on and from WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1st, until further notice, to RHYL, from Dolgelley and all intermediate stations. For particulars see bills. T. CARTWRIGHT, Ruthin Station, May, 1870 General Manager. DENBIGH, RUTHIN, & CORWEN RAILWAY. GRAND REGATTA on BALA LAKE, WEDNES- DAY, August I Otli. -Special Excursion Trains, at cheap fares, will run to BALA and BACK from Den- bigh, Ruthin, and intermediate Stations. — A Special Excursion will run from Rhyl, Mold, and all Stations up to Denbigh, via, Ruthin, to BALA'and BACK. See bills for particulars. BY ORDER. Ruthin Station, July ISth, 1870. g DENBIGH, RUTHIN, & CORWEN RAILWAY. GRAND REGATTA ON BALA LAKE. ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10th, a Special Cheap EXCURSION will run to BALA and Back, from Denbigh at 6.30 a.m. Llanrhaiadr, 6.40; Rhewl, 6.45 Ruthin, 6.50; fares for the double journey, 1st Class 58., 3rd Class 2s &1, From Eyarth at 6.55, 1st Class 4s ötl, 3rd Class 2s 3d. From Nantclwyd at 7.5 Derwen 7.15 1st Class 4s, 3rd Class 2s. From Gwyddelwem, 7.25, 1st Class 3s, 3rd Class Is 6d. Children under Twelve years of age, Half-price. The return train will leave Bala at 7 p.m. T. CARTWRIGHT, Ruthin Station, July 30tli, 1870. General Manager. Business Announcements' 1. E. EVANS, ACCOUNTANT, INSURANCE and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. J Agent to the Provincial, Norwich and London, and London and General Insurance Companies. PROPOSAL FORMS ON APPLICATION. RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED WITH PROMPTNESS. Shares in Public Companies bought and sold on Com- mission. References and Security given if required. OFFICE—1, HENBLAS STREET, WREXHAM. 13SSo V BEE HIVE, RHOSLLANERCHJfUGOG. THE above Extensive New EatabUs!<?tp?t will be J_ OPEXEn (this day) SATURDAY, AUGUST th, 1S70, and will be found to contain a very Large 'and (jomplete stock of DRAPERY, GROCERY, AND PROVISIONS, Bought for Cash in the best markets, and will be Sold CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP! BENJAMIN DAVIES. Bee Hive, Market Street, Rhos. 1480a JOHN ROGERS BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, BOdJtBINDER, AND NEWS VENDOR, 20, HOPE-ST ItE ET, WRKXHAM. JOHN ROGERS begs to inform the public generally M that he has taken the above Business, lately car- ried on by the MISSKS BRADLEY, where he hopes by strict attention to business—thorough knowledge of the trade in all its branches—punctuality in the execution of all Orders entrusted to him, to merit a share of public support. J. R. has increased the Stock considerably and added a number of Novelties thereto, an inspection of which he respectfully solicits, and also calls attention to the following SPECIALITIES; Daily and Weekly Papers supplied and delivered in any part of the Town. A Daily Parcel from London, enabling him to execute Orders on the Second Day. A New Stock of Music at Half-price, -aljLvPieces not in Stock procured by return of Post. Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Drapers' Shop w. i Counter Papers, and Paper Bags. Shops and Schools supplied at JrAole,lle Prices. NOTE THE ADDRESS: BOOKSELLER-R 0 G E R S-STATIONER. 20, HOPE-STREET. 1257j CHEAP THATCHING CORD at ILES JONES, Bee-hive, Rhosymedre. Cheap Tea Warehouse. Tea Is. 4d., Is. 10d., 2s. 4d., I 2s. &1., and 3s. per lb. 1407g Business Announcements. MESSRS. W. & C. BROWN & CO. BEU to. announce that, owing to a consider- able Reduction in the price of WOOL AND LINEN, they have made much larger purchases than usual, and respectfully invite an inspection of their BLANKETS, REAL WELSH FLANNELS- AND HOUSEHOLD LINENS. Estimates given for Hotels, Schools, and Charities. Chester, August, 1870. 1497g THE WREXHAM AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEPOT. NOTICE. REAPING MACHINES TO LET ON HIRE. E. pOWELL, GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, IRON MERCHANT, 6, TOWN HILL, WREXHAM. Two Doors frmn Post Office. 1453f THE LARGEST & MOST VARIED STOCK OF CHILDREN'S & LADIES' STAYS & CORSETS IX THE PRINCIPALITY. JONES'S. THE ORIGINAL STAY SHOP, 22, QUEEN-STREET, WREXHAM. Stays made to Order. 1238j MUSLINS, GRENADINES, &c. W. & J. pRICHARD Are now submitting a large variety of FRENCH MUSLINS, GRENADINES, COSTUMES, LACE & GRENADINE SHAWLS, And a full assortment of the NEWEST GOODS for the SUMMER trade. ELEGANT & RECHERCHE BONNETS, made of the best materials, AT A MODERATE COST. Every description of MOURNING GOODS kept in Stock. FUNERALS conducted with economy under the personal superintendence of Mr WILLIAM PRICHARD. HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. 430j E. LEWIS, TOWN HILL, WREXHAM, HAVING been appointed AGENT for D. H-NICOLL tl.L Co., London, has a large assort- ment of their celebrated GUINEA WATERPROOF OVERCOATS and other Fashionable Garments. 832j JOHN GRIFFITH, TAILOR, 24, YORKE STREER, WREXHAM, BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally, 13 that he has taken the premises lately occupied by Mr Edward Hughes, and from his experience in the lead- ing establishments in town, and strict attention to busi- ness, hopes to merit a share of public patronage. 120oj TAILORING TAILORI-VG TAILOPJ-VG THOIIAS RICHARDS (late Cutter to Mr JL Jones, Clothier, No. 1, Hope-street, Wrexham), begs to inform his friends and the inhabitants generally that he has commenced business on his own account, and most respectfully solicits their favors, believing that his practical acquaintance with his profession and his experience in the best Houses in Liverpool and Man- chester, will secure satisfaction. Gentlemen's own Material attended to ivith promptitude and Moderate Charges. 32, YORKE STREET, WREXHAM. 1237j JOHN T LOYD, CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, CHESTER STREET, WREXHAM. A Choice Selection of WALL PAPERS AT REDUCED PRICES! FRENCH INLAID CABINETS IN EBONY AND WALNUT. CURTAIN MATERIALS, CONSISTING OF ASSYRIAN STRIPED REPPS, DAMASKS, ETC., ETC. 1315j J. PERCIVAL TAYLOR, PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER, For the principal houses in London, Manchester, and Liverpool, and PROFESSIONAL PIANOFORTE & HARMONIUM TUNER, Toner, Regulator, and General REPAIRER OF PliNOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Manufactory QUEEN SQUARE, QUEEN STREET, WREXHAM. (Late Taylor <f Son, Duke-st. <fc Munchester-st., Manchester Square, London). The following is one of J. P. Taylor's Testimonials from Herr Louis Lee, of the Royal Academy of Music, London, also of the Academy of Germany :— 7, Wellington Terrace, Eliza Road, Notting Hill, London. Herr Louis Lee, R.A.M.C.M. feels much pleasure in recommending Mr Taylor as a first-class piactical tuner, and he considers him superior to anyone sent to him by first-rate houses.—March 13tli, 1870. 1460f JOHN MORISON, ARCHITECT SURVEYOR, 10, KING-STREET, WREXHAM, FOR 21 years resident Architect and Superintendent Fof Works to the late Marquess of Westminster, Designs. Working Plans, and Xpecincations of BuIM- ingg supplied. Also Works SuperinMuded. Measured and Accounts made out on the most moderate terms. 1252j DIARRHUCA Relaxation of the Bowels, however slight, the attack, should not bellcgleeted at this xeason of the ilea r. THE ASTRINGENT POWDKR is the safest and most effectual Medicine extant, in all cases of Choleraic Diarrlnea, Colic, Cramp, ttc., ciiiieklygivill", relief and checking the disease. No family should he without it. In bottles at Is. and 2s. each, with full instructions for use. Prepared only by JAMES FISHER EDISBURY, M.P.S., 3, High-street, Wrexham. Special packets prepared for sending by post. London agents—Barclay & Sons, Farringdon-street. Liverpool-Evans, Sons, and Co., Hanover-street; Sum- ner and Co.. Lord-street. Chester—Urindley and Sons. 1494 W A R W A R W A R. BEETON'S, PHILIPS, and other WAR MAPS, JD Coloured, price 6(1. and Is. each. Sold by C. W. BAYLEY, Bookseller, Oswestry. I Business Announcements. PRICE & CO., BOTTLER S OF EAST INDIA & B rRTON SALE, AND LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUT, Have a large Stock in prime condition. 991j WHISKEY WHISKEY WHISKEY! I Try MURLESSS IRISH WHISKEY, At the VAULTS, No. 1, YORKE-STREET, For CASH at 18s. per Gallon. 6!J8j HE OLD SWAN BREWERY. JL ABBOT-STREET, WREXHAM (FOR PRIVATE FAMILIES ONLY), EDWARD LOVATT, PE OPillETOR, AITCTIONELit, A-ND VALUER, Agent for the Provincial Insurance Company, Tipper's Cattle Focd, the Wrexham Tent Company. .W3j T. MANLEY., WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT. MALTSTER, & BREWER. STORES: 20, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. LONDON and DUBLIN STOUT (in Cask and Bottle/) BURTON BITTER ALE:5. —— ;{ Sole Agent for T. Murphy and Co.'s celebrated IRISH STOUT, in English measure, casks }) and IS gals. 1370g TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. JJARVEST gEEE OF FINE QUALITY, BREWED ESPECIALLY AT THE NAG'S HEAD BREWERY, WREXHAM. Orders now being registered on the most reasonable terms, IN CASKS OF 9, 18, 36, and 54 GALLONS. 1029j GEORGE BARKER, Successor to the late Richard Evans, WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FAMILY WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, CHESTER STREET, WREXHAM, Respectfully invites the notice of the public to his well- selected stock of WINES & SPIRITS, which he sup- plies in bottle or direct from the cask. Burton, Pale, and Manchester Mild Ales, London and Dublin Porter in cask or bottle. Sample Bottles at Wholesale prices. 99Qj QVEBTON AND WILLIAMS, IMPORTERS OF WINES AND SPIRITS, EAST INDIA PALE ALE, LONDON AND DUBLIN STOUT, MALTSTERS & HOP MERCHANTS, RUTHIN SODA WATER & LEMONADE, ROYAL GERMAN SPA WATER, TOJVN HALL, WREXHAM. 1975i QYERTON AND WILLIAMS, TOWN IlALL, WREXHAM, Respectfully invite a trial of their well-selected STOCK OF LIGHT SUMMER WINES, &c., which they offer at very low prices:— Claret 12/- 15/- 18/- 20/- 24/- per doz. 1 8 ?- 2- k l- Burgundies 18/- 24/- „ Hocks 30/- 36/- 50/- is Champagnes. 30/- 36/- 42/- „ Port 18/- 24/- 30/- 36/- Sherries 18/- 20/- 24/- 30/- „ Marsala 21,- 22, II Liqueurs—Maraschino, i Curasao, Noyau, Cherry Brandy. BASS & ALLSOPP'S BITTER BEER IN CASK AND liun: London and Dublin Stout in Cask and Bottle. DETAILED WINE LIST ON APPLICATION. June, 1870. 1172i THE GUINEA WREXHAM. PALE INDIA ALE, Of a delicate Straw Colour and fine flavour, BKEWED EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY USE, at the NAG'S HEAD BREWERY, WREXHAM. SUMMER SEASON, 1870. The Celebrated PALE INDIA ALE. THE GÙlSEA. WIZEXLIAM 18 gallons for 21s. 9 gallons for 10s. 6d. Delivered within 200 miles of Wrexham Carriage Free. H. K. ASPINALL, 1032j BEWER. AND MALTSTER. TALBOT INN, HOP E STREET, WREXHAM. T. C. HOUGHTON BEGS respectfully to inform his friends and the _tLt public generally, that he has taken the above old established inn, where he hopes, by supplying WINES, SPIRITS, ALES AND PORTER, and other REFRESHMENTS OFTIlE CHOICEST DESCRIPTION AT MODERATE PRICES, Combined with attention and civility, to merit a share of public patronage. GOOD STABLING AND YARD. WELL-AIRED BEDS. ISSSe TO FARMERS AND HARVESTERS. THE MOST COOLING BEVERAGE in the Hot and Sultry Weather, is STURGE'S MONTSERRAT COMPANY'S LIME FRUIT JUICE. ALSO, THE LIMETTA Cb, DIAL. Prepared from the Lime Fruit, they are L very re- freshing, and PREFERABLE TO BEER, and quite as economical.—See the Lancet, Medical Times, etc., ltc, To be had of all Chemists—Imperial Pints making two quarts of the beverage), One Shilling Imperial Quarts (making a gallon), two shillings. Wholesale frmn KVANS, SONS ? Co., Liverpool: and EVA^S, L.HSCtm? & EVA??, London, ?"Ie Cot?tgUeeS and Manfauturers. &- 1.,vx*?,, Lii(loii, -14,kle1445r HALF A MILLION HAS REEX I Alf) TIY TifF RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, AS COMPENSATION FOR ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS A. (RIDING. DRIVING, WALKING, HUNTING, &c.) An annual paymellt of X3 toeti 5s. insures £ 1000 at Death, and an allowance at the rate of £6 per week far Injury. A BONUS TO ALL POLICY HOLDERS OF FIVE YEARS' STANDING HAS BEEN DECLARED PAY- ABLE IN AND AFTER 1871. For paticul-trstpplv to the Clerks at the Railway Sta- tions, to the Local Agents,or at the Offices. ü4, CORNHILL, A 10, REGENT-STREET, LONDON WILLIAM J. YIAN, Secretary. AGENTS Mr. A. BURY, Temple Place, :Ir W. JAMES, Wheatsheaf. 213j KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS. The best Remedy for Gout and Rheumatism. Sold by all Chemists &c., at Is. Ud., 2s. yd., and 4s. (VI. I l d 2s. Ud., atid 4., 1;(1. per box. 17j Business Announcements, P -A, L M E R'S FAMILY BOOT i SHOE MANUFACTORY, Boots and Shoes for all Classes and all Seasons. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE. ],.tdies* Ki(i Elastic from:3s. (;d- Gentlemen's Elastic Sides Ss. (>d- Children's Bouts and Shoes, !Ud. Observe the address :— 2, TOWN-HILL, WREXHAM. 1395f IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. HARVEST BEER AND PORTER AT T. JUANLEY'S ALE AND PORTER STORES, 26, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. Orders should be brought early to secure a good article. Prices on application. 1371g BRIDGEWATER FOUNDRY. SHOW ROOMS—SCOTLAND-STREET, ELLESMERE. WILLTAM CLAY & SONS beg to inform their Agricultural friends that they have now a, Large Stock of HARV E S T MACHINERY, ^Selected from the Leading. Makers, and will be found on inspection to be one of the most modern and best- selected Stocks in the county. Including Hornsby's Manchester Royal first-prize Reap- ing and Mowing Machines. Ransome and Sims's Royal first-prize Horse Rakes. Howard's new Patent Horse Rakes. Howard's and Ransome & Sims's Haynutking Machines, And every other Implement and Machine that a. Fanner requires can be obtained at the new Show Rooms of WILLIAM CLAY & SONS, SCOTLAND-STREET, ELLESMERE. June 30th, 1870. 1245j YEAST! YEAST!! YEAST t L USE THE PURE ENGLISH BECAUSE it is dry, portable, and keeps longer thail any other. BECAUSE it is home made and unadulterated, whilst much of the foreign, by Dr. Muspratt's analysis, often contains from 16 to 7U per cent. of unfermentabla matter. BECAUSE it makes the sweetest, lightest, and most wholesome bread. BECAUSE it is cheaper in price and superior in quality. BECAUSE it is delivered fresh and sweet from the works daily. BECAUSE a supply can always be relied on, at mode- 'rate prices, throughout the year. Sold by all respectable Bakers, Flour Dealers, &c. Wholesale bv the ENGLISH YEAST COMPANY, LIMITED, 1366j 7, EDMUND-STREET, LIVERPOOL. CHOPS AND SlEAKS AT ANY HOUR. AN ORDINARY ON THURSDAYS AT 12-30, At W. PEATE'S RESTAURANT, OVERTON ARCADE. BRISTOL MINERAL WATERS. SUMMERS (late Roughaedge & Summers), Largest Manufacturers in the West of England. MANUFACTURERS FOR 60 YEARS. INVENTORS OF LEMONADE. PATRONISED BY HER MAJESTY. Pronounced by Connoisseurs "the best Soda Water." Sold by Chemists and Wine Merchants in England and Wales. AgentJ. F. EDISBURY, 1251j 3, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS sent to your own doors, POSTAGE FREE, for THREE HALF-PENCE, by sending the amount in stamps, for the number of Papers required, to EDWARD LLOYD, 12, Salisbury-square, London, E.C. Or ONE PENNY at any Newsagent's. The Largest Sale in the World. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS. 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