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f0j STEAM COMMUNICATION ø' R-\ TWEES ^pCNDON AND milford geri AND MlLrQPkD AND BELFAST. PO\VPSUAND SCREW th| 0\ft ERFUL STEAM SHIP h^f-IYl A, R. M. Fudge, Commander, or thp OSCAR Commander, will leave LONDON Cor THURSDAY, May 4th, at 3 p.m. Qo Ditto 18th, at 3 p.m. f^nd °to 3re rece'.ved at Scovell's Wharf, Tooley-street; tcfiist 6 », ensure shipment should be there by Wednesday • The r j- si ^Don (. 'oncllt.,on8 °f Carringe of Goodsby these Vessels are J ftischnr e,a.rr'val of the steamer at Milford, all Goods are Jd *nd r ^^lnto,he Hulk "Eclipse"—moored offMiltord— "j MNA.N 3t '^e r's'{ °C the CONSIGNEE, from which vessel ( U "tiding8' TemoV("d within 48 hoursrom the time cf r f Goods V °r w'" subject to a charge for Storage, ^"d Mn" rerna'ri'ng Five Days in the Hulk will be landed r fciOtfFp Milford, at the risk ami expense of the CON- ii Unle °r WNER *nch Goods. oi forw*SJ>erw'se directed, all small parcels of Goods 'will bJ Jhere shIH '° destinations by the first Carrier, if J ou'" be one going to or near the place. "E ^S'ticui!10^* w'" Redelivered till theFreiglit has been paid. | ar attention will be given to the delivery of returned '1 Alter d' k • Cmp,y packageS- c f' Belfai!r rR'n* at Milford, the steamer proceeds on to a r AGE E'AND, with Goods and Passengers, if offered, o. Tn^TS IN' LONQON Wm. Law, Ogilby, Moore, and m ^°urt, Fenchurch-street. TIM BELFAST:—Robert Henderson, Donegal Quay. $iN „ N H;n Milford b ? °F emhatkation °'" Goods or Passengers at lateverconve j|or the Ste^ wl,aterer conveyance, or whether at the expense D\r'*t,d-the (.amer or otherwise, is at the risk of the Passengers *T pags Wners of the Goods respectively. ^Perrnifi^^r8 are'ar,ded and embarked at Milford (weather •lS^mergJ free of charge, in Boats provided by the lIJ? j• Cabin. Deck. C$Mnr^001 toor from Milord .13s. Od 5s tid. A Miii°rd 10 or from Bristo1 13s- od- 5s-,id- No °rd t0 °r 'rom Swansea 6s. 6d. 3s fid. tdr.V0 Y Afire ^*turn Cabin Tickets available lor TWO ;0*Undej<tijent 'n t'1e8e Steamers, may be had from the jiA ferd,.Sw„„nned Agents or the Captain. Liverpool to Mil- ,jf» gea» or Bristol, 188. Milford to Bristol 18s. S T P j,4 4 *• A M COMMUNICATION FH I IUCM^. BETWEEN < £ WERPQQL, r^LFORD, SWANSEA, fflf AND BRISTOL, jjc For the MONTH of MA Y, 1854, A Poivi?,? STEAM «. ^^Rful ships %-T11 no5,AnOUlT^r J. Beckett; GLEN- IP" Vessel • C^pt. J. Wallace; or some othersuitable (ttihss' 1S 'ntended to sail with croods and passengers, £ with o ^rfye7'^efi l>y any unforeseen occurrence) ?s fo'lows :— t: j, r *'u^out pilots and liberty to tow .-essels) 0- Laodln LIVF'IIP00L ,0 MILFORD & BRISTOL if- Passengers for Swansea (weaiher and time per g minting) at the Mumbles. ,i' ••• a^"ter I Saturday 20 4 after l' ••• 13 .10 morn Ditto 27 .10 morn Diii»'earner sa''s 'rom Milford to Bristol (weather per unrflnp) immediately after her arrival, which is seldom er 22 hours after sailing from Liverpool. l' From Bristol m SWANSEA & LIVERPOOL. I. ucoaQiI 2 8fmorn Tuesday 16 8 morn 0 9 3safter | Ditto 23 3}morn Tuesday 30 7J morn. prom SWANSEA f> LIVERPOOL, calling at Wm MILFORD. Ditto3 ïimorn We inesday.l7 7 morn IUO .10 3 after Ditto .24 5 after Wednesday 31 61 morn im T!,e steamer sails tor Liverpool (weather permitting) 'mtely after her arrival at Milford, which is seldom n*ler 6 or 7 hours after leaving Swansea. No Goods will be delivered until the freight has been no Goods for shipment will be received without snipping Note, giving fall particulars of their address, &c, 80 8B to be correctly entered on the Vessel's Manifest. qoodr. landed at Milfrid, must be removed the day after their toilful, or will hestc!:ed,if necessary on board the hulk Ecli which is the p«i,»t of arrival and departure of the Steacsut. f;i¡f Apply to Edwin Edwards, Swansea; Fitz simoiis, Aoplebee, and Co. 20, Water-street, Liverpool, G. H. Lvans, Bristol, or C. H.N. HILL Agent, Milford. SILENT SORROW.-CERTAIN HELP. Numerous Extraordinary, Anatomical, Explanatory, Co- loured Engravings. In Six Languages. Filty. third Edi- !ion. Price 2s. 6d. in a sealed envolope through all Book- tellers, or sent post free from the Author for 42 Postage Stamps. The MEDICAL ADVISER on the exhaustion and physical decay of the system produced by delusive "Sbita, excesses, and infection followed by Observations On Marriage and its disqualiifcations, with remarks on Sper- n,B,orrhce, and the treatment practised by the Author with unvarying success, since his settlement in this country e# for self treatment, &c. By WALTER DE ROOS, M.D., 35, ELY PLACE, HOLBORN HILL, LONDON. Sold by Gilbert, 49, Paternoster-row, London Jones, 5 j^radrse-street, Liverpool; Heywood, 170, Dean's-gate jSnchester; Raimesand Co., Leith-walk, Liverpool; and yfbKi8on> llf Greenside-street, Edinburgh Campbell, < ,a Kyle^street, and Love, Glosgow Powell, 15, Westmore- j Dublin and obtainable by order of all Booksel- Medicine Venders. r- Roos, from long, practical observation of the thi* 111 Pursned in the most celebrated institutions of country and the continent, has had perhaps unu-ual fupumties of witnessing the various stages of those drtad- ^Plaints, for which the following medicines exclusively .l0*" pre'!aration are recommended. The necessity ■■ftk„.Ul,d practical judgment in such serious cases must be LDV>OUS..Ko, tho nf thoj m'y be most reasonbly expected at the hands of thi, e.niemhers of the medical profession who have made omplaints their particular study. To those be P°sses the requisite qualifications can confidence *f*Iy extented. ma/«hese unfailing Remedies, even the worst symptoms ^ve h thoi"°"Shly removed and the unfortunate who m&y *er) ,]~8emed himself beyond the reach of medicine, is made b,Dn °f the powers of sconce and becomes again the disea possessor of health The culpable neglect of these *'1e ,nRj°r'{y medical men, it h>is been for '*Ucee l^e Author's purpose to rectify; with what atid tlhls Pres<*nt extensive practice su fficient demonstrates ^ith u'akes the removal of even the woist c«se *"d tfU' ^erance or change of diet, with secresy, safety ,e most perfect certainty. Persons at a distance will be minute in the detail of their *ill h an{* 'tC) prevent trouble, no letters ftom strangers Order ':pl^,0v unless the they contain £ 1 by Post-office *6Jit K °r ol'le|"wise, when Advice and Medicines will be » ecurely packed from observation or accidents. OffieB^°^ce Orders to be made payable at the Holborn Lond ° Walter de Roos, 35, Ely Place, Holborn Hill, °,clopltn'eW'1<!re ^le m»7 c°nsu'ted daily from 11 till 4 Tli u"day excepted. CONCENTRATED GUTTLE VITÆ, or VE- who J LIFE DROPS, are recommemled to all those *Ve 'njllr,-d theii selves by early excesses, and brought t0. g0 rv°u»nessf Weakness, Languor, Low Spirits, Aversion ShakiClet^' Slm,V or Business, Timidity, Trembling and Short"^ °'l'le Hands and Limbs, Jniligestion. Flatulency, Breath, Cough, Asthma, and Consumptive 8' Dimness of Sight, Doziness, P«ins in theHtad, &c. Gomplainis, Contamination, Eruptions, Blotches, paiP S°re Throat, threatened destruction of the Nose, ?• Pains in the Bones and joints, Scurvy, Scrofula, p a'l other impurities, are under their immediate influence, f., r^e b'd., Us., and 33s. per Bottle, the latter contains ^_n 16 packag* s, by which a saving of £ 1 12s. is effected, ••"X- be-bad from the Establishment. PAI^S IX THE BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, DISEASES OF THE BLADDER & KIDNEYS, STRICTURE,&c. t^r^m,1P0UND HXNAL PILLS, as their name Renal, (o Kifl" ) itidicatc-,s, are a most safe and efficacious re ,e3*0 '8»vi? a^ove dangerous complaints, Discharges of *rl and- Diseases of the Urinary Organs general! i neglected, frequently end in stone in the bladder ^'lingering painful death. jj 0SSes8'"g tonic properties, they agree with the most de- stengthen the digestive organs, increase the "I^v'Te> atid improve the general health. They require er confinement nor change of diet, and, as experience ^yply* proved, they will effect a cure when other medi- have tailed. nee Is. 1 id., "2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lis.,and 33s, per Box, all Med icine Vendors. rfat-AUTlON*Su^erers must guard against the recommen- apnrious or other articles by unprincipled Vendors, ><* thereby obtain a larger profit. ^Protect the Public from Fraud, Her Majesty's Honour- ri» have directed the words ''WALTER °OOS, LONDON," to be engraved in white letters B a re^ Kfound on the Government Stampaffixed to each Bottle, witbot which none can possibly be genuine which is felony ChS^V Mr.Treweeks, Chemist, See., Pembroke; Davies, Havfrtordwest; White, Chemist, Carmarthen; ttv "Cheraret, Cardigan; Evans, Chemist, High- ■ -.|7e*5'»'B,|d c. T; Wilson, Chemist, Castle-sqoare, Swansea; 'Chemist, Broad'Street, Newtown Stephens, Che- ,M> High-street, Mertbyr Tydvil Farror, Bi-acon Ofiice, "iHftvouth; Watkins, High-street, Abergavenny; Jenkiiif,| _^nn»#.r«bl-street, and Plitllips, High-street, Newport; .OlMain&ble.tbjaugh all Medicine Vendors; of whum iway4»e,had "THE- MEDICAL ADVISER." hoold diffieuliy arise in procunng a» y of the U» ^^ount per Post-office Order or Stimpt Pitice, Holboixi llill, London, they will beUem r*'j" packed lo any address, JOHN JAMES LLOYD, FAIIM FURNISHING, & GENERAL IRONMONGER, CUTLER, &c. J HIGH-STREET, NARBERTH, i t i (i..n|.c thu kind natronsge he h«s received since he commencen onsiness TA2 'r,u t;:oS,rchCi »«i."««.«.««. i- conferred on him. J..T. L. also begs to aiinoance that lie to a Splen.lid A-W General Furnishing li-onmoiigery which will be sold at the lowest remunerating profit, and begs the favour of an inspection. Agents for Croggoris Patent Asphaltc Felt. A LARGE and NEW STOCK of SPRING GOODS in the Greatest Variety HAS, JUST BEEN RECEIVED BY W M DAVIS & SON, RED HOUSE, HIGH-STREET, HAVERFORDWEST, And is now Ready for Inspection. oil C!ich"h'»"bL„>,r,!c,edi„ London ,n„ „,h„ M.rUU w„h ..er, regard to STYLE, ELEGANCE, AND D U R A H 1 LIT Y TheirSHOW-ROCM is now Open, in which will be found several Novelties in FANCY GOODS suitable Their THIFcD DELIVERY of PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW AND TUSCAN BONNETS, BONNET RIBBONS, &c., in All the Newest Styles, is now really. JUST RECEIVED, a Large Assortment (including some Sti/ies, quite Ke^ of LAMES' and CHILDREN'S TUSCAN, AND PLAIN AND COLOURED STRAW,\ SATS. French Wove Corsets in threat variety of makes. cTTirvriyr* The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTNTENT wil'. be tound com I)Iete ir, all JB^^nTlVMUSHlBTS-d™ «ade TO ORDKR. A Large Stock of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH HATS, CLOTH & TWEED CAPS, 4c., 4c. Funerals completely Furnished. The favour of an early call is most respectfully solicited. REPORT OF THE J u JJUib I OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND, TAKE0# CorTE^Sf0«E^EESSS- 366. TArt rlrJ x Js- p0-wer required to cut Twenty-eight Pounds 01 lurnips. FOR BULLOCKS. MAKFR. FOWtR. PRICE. — s. d. Marychurch- 143 4 0 0 Ransome *244 4 5 Samuelson 273 5 |JJ Kealy 356 5 0 0 Fowler and Fry 408 7 10 0 FOR SHE E P. Marychurch 288 456 WnnBom0 0 10 0 Samnelson 5 ,0 0 Kealy AnA n Fowler and Fry T *» T" wZhinn tho ahnve results so lavonrahle to the Machines of their Manufacture, when J. MARTCHURCH & SoN.n P^b'ngtheahov^resutss a poMT,VE pR00F of their tn competinon with the best makers .n the k^dd^; F f instaSnce) in th £ fim tab!e the power required by the superiority .which, on 1 nspecnon wi) be ;»unR™Pr;S,^f'i wic|,), ,0 excute the 8«me work was ONK. HUNDRED Machines of their nearest L,y all the other Machines until it became nearly FOUR TIMES r.°Mr,n«i:i^ONTopTK MACHINES was proved able, with .h. P»wer, » cu, | "PSEIEN™ Double di,.o. £ 5; s«bj«c, to d« ™»1 Di«..n. for Ca.b. J Agricultural Implement Works, Haverfordwest. ( DOWN WITH THE PRICES!! THE NOTED CHEAP SHOP FOR TRAS. COFFEES, & GENERAL GROCERY] THE LONDON TEA MART, BRIDGE-STREET HAVERFORDWEST, j (Three Doors from Castle-Square,) £ S2 Si 2 3 3B 3 Sto (Many years with the late Mr. J. TOMBS,) t Mand B. having, on the 18th instant, informed their Friends and the Public ol the Reduction of Duty npon Tea, e • which will be in operation on the 5th April next, beg now most respectfully to subjoin a List ot tUir NkVV PRICES. Beinp thoroughly conversant with the Tea Trade, they feel much pleasure in being abie to (jive the Inhabi- tants of Haverfordwest, and South Wales generally, that advantage in the purchase of their Teas, which hitherto has not J been afforded them. It has been a cause of much regret to the Gentry, Clergy, and the Inhabitants of Haverfordwest, a and indeed of Pembrokeshire, that they have been compelled by high prices and want of quality to send to London for I their Teas. Now. however, such a difficulty no longer exists in this neighbourhood. 1 WE CHALLENGE LONDON PRICES, ALSO QUALITY. anti respeclfnlly invite the Gentry, Clergy, and s the Inhabitant* of Haverfordwest and its neighbourhood to make a trial. All our Teas are bought at the first hand, and a sent us under Bond to the Queen's Warehouse at Millord. Persons that understand the Tea Irade know the favourable time for making their purchases. Tea-, especially Common, have lately much advanced, owing to an unhealthy specula- tion in the market, and the speculators will undoubtedly suffer a heavy loss-as the pricey are giving way considerably. Many Retail Vendors of Tea have made purchases at the late advanced prices.under the impression that Teas would be c very dear; but we arc happy to inform our Friends and the Public that we were not Purchasers at I he advanced rates, 1 we therefore flatter ourselves that we are in a position to offer Good Teas at reasonable Prices—in fict, defying competi- ion, as our annexed list fully proves :— ( PRESENT PRICES. PRICES up to the 5th of APRIL last. BLACK TEA. BLACK TEA. s. d. s. d. £ Congou Tea per lb. 2 6 Goo-d Congou Tea per lb. 3 0 Good Congou. t, 2 8 Strong Congou (of pood quality) „ 34 Strnns Congou (of good quality) 3 0 Fine Congou (very blackish leaf) „ 3 8 Fine Congou (very Llackish leal) „ 3 4 The Finest Congnu imported (full Pekoo The Finest Congou imported (full Pekoe Souchong flavour) 4 0 Souchong flavour) » 38 Fine Lnpsang Souchong „ 4 4 Fine Lapsang Souchonj? >» ^Finest ^A>am Souchong (this is the The Finest Aeam Souchong (this is the choicest Tea imported) n 4 8 choicest Tea imported) >» 4 4 i GREEN TEA. GREEN TEA. J Young Hjson P" lb. 3 8 Young Hyson per lb. 4 0" Fine ditto » 4 4 tine ditto „ 4 8 Gunpowder „ » 4 Gunpowder „ 3 8 Fine ditto 4s. „ 5 0 Fine ditto, from 4s. „ 5 4 rhe finest Gunpowder (Powtizan flavour) „ 5 4 The Finest Gunpowder (Powtizan flavour). „ 6 0 Families, Hotel Keepers, and large Consumers of Tea, supplied with Chests or Half Chests, in Bond, or Duty Paid. a, COFFEE. SUGAR. > s d f, The popular Beverage of every section of Society is un- clltT,r per lb. (f 3i a' doubtedly the cheapest luxury in modem tunes, e,pe- „ 0 4# p cially when free from that pernicious root, CHICORY.^ f cr«Sied Lump » 0 n n ner lh 1 0 Fine Crystalised Demerara » JJ li Good Ceylon P« lb. 1 u (, 5 ^!ne^ T,oni; 1 « Vrery Good ltefined ditto » 2 rhe Finest La Guayra „ Best Double Refinsd ditto >» 0 6 ir rhe Finest Mountain Jamaica (very delicious) „ I « ai FinestOld Mocha,recommended toconnoiseurs „ 1 8 p ill the Coffees are free from Adulteration, no Chicory being kept on the Premises. No Adulterating Compounds kept at this Establishment -every Article Warranted Genuine. All Orders, by Post, carefully and promptly attended to. to &SF PURCHASERS, AS USUAL, ENTITLED 10 THE DISCOUNT. h. DUTY OFF T EA! r ALL OUR PRICES REDUCED FOUR PENCE PER POUND; PHILLIPS & COMPANY, Tea Merchants, 8, King William-street, City, London give the Public the full advan- P 'age of the Reduction of Duty, as the following Prices will show :— BLACK TEAS. Sfronu Black Tea • ••• 2s. 8d., 2s. 10d., 3s. Od. Former Prices 3s. Od,, 33. 2d., & 3s. 4d Rich Souchong Tea 3s. 2d., 3*. 4d. 3s. 8d. Former Prices 3s. 6d., 3s. 8d., & 4s. Od. Beet Assam Pekoe Souchong Tea, of extraordinary) Former Price 4*. 4d. quality and strength ) GREEN TEAS. Strong Green Tea 2s. 8d„ 3s. fid., 8c 3s. 4d. Foimer Prices 3s. Od., 3s. 4d & 3s. 8d Prime Gunpowder Tea 3s. «d., & 4s. Od. Former Prices 4s.. Od., & 4s. 4d Delicious Gunpowder Tea 4«. 4d., 4s. 8d., & 5s. Od. Former Prices 4s. 8d., 5s. Od,, to os. 4a COFFEE. finnd Coffee lid.. 11 Ad., & Is. Od. Rich Mocha Coffee fj' Prime Coffee Is. Id., le. 2d. & Is. 3d. Rare Choice Old Mocha (20 years old) Is. 6d. TEAS, COFFEES, AND SPICES SENT CARRIAGE FREE To anv Railway Station or Market Town in England, if to the value of 40s. or upwards. By this liberal arrangement, Uios "residing at a distance fan enjoy all the advanges of the London Markets for Tea, Coffee, and Colonial Produce, just as though they were residing in London. PHILLIPS & COMPANY, TEA AND COLONIAL MERCHANTS, No. 8, King William-Street, City, London. A General Price Current, containing great xdvantages in the purchase of Tea, Coffee, and Colonial Produce sent post free on application. Sugars are supplied at Market Prices. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF TEAS, COFFEES, & GENERAL GROCERIES, AT F. & J. B. HENLY'S, (Successors to the late Joseph Tombs) QUAY-STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. AND J, B. HENLY, in remrnlng thanks to their kind Friends, and the Public generally, for the libera F patronage they have for so many years received, feel much pleasure in informing them that in consequence of a further remission of Fourpence in the Pound Duty on Tea (to take place on the 5th day of April next) they will be enabled to supply Teas of such quality and price as to ensure general satisfaction. F. and J. B. Henly have succeeded in purchasing (under peculiar circu.nstances) a large quantity of very superior Mountain Berry Mocha Coffee, worth Is, 8d. in London, but which they are prepared to ofler at Is. 4d. per ^oun Every other article will be sold at the smallest remunerative profit. They invite attention to the annexed List 01 frices. TEAS. II. d. d Congou Tea 2 6 ExtrafineCongou.veryripePekoeSouchongfiavour 4 0 Good Congou Tea 2 8 First Class Souchong, very rich and full flavour 4 4 Superior ditto 3 0 Genuine Young Hyson 0 Fine Congou, Pekoe Souchong flavour 3 4 Very superior ditto •> ° First Class Cougou, rich Pekoe Souchong flavour 3 8 Finest Hyson 4 4 N.B.—An allowance of Id. per lb. to persons taking chests or llalf chests in bond. COFFEES. Good native Ceylon Coflee 0 114 Pea Berry Mocha — J 4 Superior Jamaica ditto 1 0 Finest Mountain Berry 1 4 SUGARS. Good Raw Sugar « 3* Finest Crystals 0 5 Superior Jamaica itto 0 4 Fine Lump Sugar 5 CrushedLump 0 4i Double Reifned ditto 0 õl SPICES, &c. 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It was found that the chief value of the Bones alld Acid consisted in the Super-Phosphate of Litne produced in the compound, and this substance is now the ostensible basis of almost all the so called Super-Phosphates and manufactured Turnip Manures in the market, which differ in value, mainly, according to the percentage of real Super-Phosphate they happen to contain. Mr. LAWES first commenced the manufacture of this Manure for sale, in the year 1842, upon the principle of supplying the largest quantity of rpal Super-Phosphate of Limp, at the least cost. This principle has been rigidly adhered to, and has led to a yearly increasing demand for the Manure, the value of which is now luily recognised. It is respectfully requested that early orders may be addressed to M R. THOMAS HUGHES, HAVERFOKDWEST. FINE PERUVIAN GUANO DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTERS, MESSRS. GIBBS, BRIGHT,$CO. CAUTION.—LAWES' PATENT MANURE can be obtained only from Mr. LAWES, or the Agents appointed by him. 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These Pills having stood the test of nearly half a century, the present proprietor has been induced to bring them more prominently before the public, feeling assured that they only require to be tried to prove their very great superiority as a family medicine over the majority in use at the present day. They are more particularly recommended for the following com- plaints, viz., Indigestion, Loea of Appetite, Flatulency, Acidity, Heartburn, Headache, Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Costiveness, all Bilious Complaints from whatever cause, Cutaneous Eruptions, and Impurity of the Blood ge- nerally. For correcting the system after indulging too freely in the luxuries of the tab'e they will be found emi- nently successful, and where the system is suffering from I excess of any kind they are very efficacious. As a General FAMILY and ANTIEILIOUS MEDICINE, Woolley's PiMs are acknowledged to be one of the most valuable preparations ever introduced. 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It is needless to dwell on the manifold advantages which the heads of families secure by possessing a medicine of such known etticacy one that may be resorted to with conti dence in temporary illnesses such as are constantly occurring in all families, and which if not checked at once too often prove very serious in their results. Every one should have a box of these valuable Pills always at hand. To EMIGRANTS to all parts of the world, but more part- cularly if leaving a more cold for a hot one (which will al- mo&t invnriably he to'und to effect the bilious system) these pills are invaluable. Al' about to undercake a sea voyage wili find them the best preventive to sea sickness; and if taken according to the directions, they it the same timf prepare the system to resist any injurious effects inci- dent on change ot climate. The following are selected from amongst the many thou- sand cures yearly effected by Woolleys Antibilious Pills:— To Mr J. J. 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CAUTION.—The present proprietor of these pills as a security to the public against fraud (knowing that some un- principled vendors have been in the habit of se'iirg their own preparations when asked for Woolley's medicines) has caused a lac-simile of his name to be attached to the wrap- per round each box. without which none is genuir.o and to imitate which is felony. Prepared only by the Proprietor, Jonathan John Sanders, at his Laboratory, Maidstone, Kent; android in boxes at Is. 1 Jd., 2s 9d, And 4s. 6d. each, by all Chemists and medicine vendors throughout the United Kingdom, and in the principal cities throughout the world The 2s, 9d. boxes contain the quantity of three small boxes, and those at 4s. 6d. that of six small boxes. Full directions tor ute accompany each box. SPECIAL AGENTS.—London, Barclay and Sons, 95, Far- I ring-don Street William Edwards, 67, Paul's Churchard William Sutton and Co, 10 Bow Churchyard Haverfordwest O. E. Davies 11 W m. William. Pembroke J. Hird Cardigan William Williams Ttuby William Walkington CttfmMthen.Juhn White Narbertb .Giii ffthe and Nicholas. HEALTH RESTORED! I HOLLOW AT'S PILLS. SURPRISING CURE OF A CONFIRMED ASTHMA, AFTER Fl vE YEARS SUFFERING. The following testimonial has been sent to Professor HoIIo- way, by a Gentleman named Middleton, of Scotland-road, Liverpool. Sir,—Your Pills have been the mentis, under providence, of restoring mc to sound henlth after five years of severe affliction. Curing the whole of that period, 1 suffered the most dreadful attacks of Asthma, frequently of several weeks' duration, attended with a violent cough, and con- tinual spitting of phlegm intermixed with blood. This so shook my constitution that I was unfitted for any of the active duties of life. I was attended, by some of the most eminent medical men of this town, but Lhe-y :f«.iled to Rive me the slightest relief. As a last remedy I tried your Pills and in about three months they effected a perfect cure of the disease, totally eradicating the cough, and restored tone and vigour to the chest and digrstive organs. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) H.M!DDLEION. Dated Jan. 1st., 1353. C A PERMANENT CURE OF A DISEASED LIVER, OF MANY £ YEARS' DURATION. ( Copy of a letter from Mr. Gamis, Chemist, Yeovil, to Pro- I fessor Holloway. ( Dear Sir,—In this district your Pills command a more extensive sale than any other proprietary medicine before I the public. As a proof of their efficacy in Liver and Bilious Complaints I may mention the following case. A lady of this town with whom I am personally acquainted, for years. was a severe sufferer from a disease of the Liver anit di- gestive organs; her medical attendnnt assured her that lie could do nothing to relieve her sufferings, and it wos not not likely she could survive many months. Thisannounce- naturally caused great alarm among her friends and relations and they induced her to make a trial of your Pills, which so improved her general health that she was induced to con- tinue them until she received a perfect cure. This is twelve months ago, and she his not experienced any symptoms of relapse, and often declares that your Pills have been the means of saving her life. I remain, Dear Sir, yours truly, Not. 23rd, 1852. (Signed) J. GAMIS. AN ASTONISHING CURE OF CIJRQNJC RHEUMATISM, AFTER BEING DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL INCURABLE. Copy of a letter from W. Moon, of the Square, Winchester To Professor Hollowav, Sir,- I beg to intorm yon that for years I was a sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism, and was often laid up for weeks together by its severe and painful attacks. I tried every- thing that was recommended, and was attended by one of the most eminent Surgeons in this town; but obtained no relief whattver, and fearing that my health would be en- tirely broken up, I was induced to po into our County Hos- pital, where I had the best medical treatment the Institu- tion afforded, nil of which proved of no avail, and I came out no beltrr than I went in. I was then advised to try your Pills, and by deisevering with them was perfectly cured, and enabled to re6ume my occupation, and although a considerable j eri ;d has elapsed, I have felt no return of the complaint. I am, Sir, your obliged Servant, Oct. 6th, 1852. (Signed) W. MOON. AN EXTRAOKDINAllY CURE OF DROPSY, AFTER SUFFERING FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS. Copy of a Letter from .1-1r. G. Briqgs, Bhemist, Goole, dcie February 15 th, 1853. To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, Sir,- I have much pleasure in informing you of a most surprising cure of Dropsy, r,cently eflected by your value able medicines. Captain Jackson of this place, was aflicted with Dropsy for upwards of eighteen months, to such an ex- tent that it caused his b dy and limbs to be much swollen, and water oozed as it were from his skin, so thut a daily change ot apparel became necessary, notwithstanding the various remedies tried, and the different medical men con- sulted, all was of no avail, until he commenced using your Pills, by which, and a strict attention to the printed direc- tions, he was effectually cured, and his health perfectly re- establised. If you deem this worthy of publicity you are at liberty to use it. I alii Sir, yours respectfully, (Signed) G BRIGGS. 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Throw physic to the .logs,-I'll none of it."—Shahspere} > UNDER THI-: AND PATRONAGE OIl TIlE PRINCIPAL I) OPER S ROYAL liATH PLASTERS supersedes the 1 use of Inward Medicine for Cou-lis, Asthrpa, Hoarse- ness. ^digestion. Palpitation o! the Heart, Croup, Hoop-" ng Cough, Influenza, Chronic Strains, Bruis.-s, Lumbago,, or Pains in the Back, Sj-inal and Rheumatic Affections, Diseases of the Chest and Local Pains. MORE WONDERFUL CURES SELECTED FROM MANY TOO NUMEROUS TO PUBLISH; Cure of Weakness, Nervous Debility, and Palpitation of the Heart. Dear Sir iv • Manches,p«S March 2G, 1353. rienced bv V* "B y0U of the 8ood isn itr",01 'T r T M -few .ta? and pain at the chest, together with much nfrvousness and o? E°" P,,He hea,t* She "aS re™—,ended to try one of Roper s Plasters, and eventually did so the resnlt of which it is most pleasing to state had the desired effect per- fectly removing all the symptoms, and giving her perfect' ease ever since. Yours very faithfully ner periect To Messrs. Roper and Son. T. FosTBR KaR. Cure of Inflammation of the Ltmss Mr. H. Maiden, of Bury, has great nleasurf. to Messrs. Roper and Son, a recommendation nt R • Pl.MMf, by Mr. Win. Duuon, eZ ZZTbI severe inflammation ot the lungs. He via* r', months, and it is quite certain his. recover?^ .?' ?^ timely assistance of your valuable Roper's Plaster which h« purchased at my shop. You are at liber,?to mikeuse of' 7°" "°k ,or ,b« odb." public generaliv. Bury, March 13, 1853. Cure of Asthma of Eight Years' standing. .i ^Idtngham, February 9 1853 Gentlemen,—About eight years iieo I j inflammation of the chest, and ev^r since that tim^l T heen more or less subject to Asthma, especiailv in »v ter season. I have derived much benefit hv „I J^ u'm" Roper's Plasters, for which I return you L mnfif" thanks. I am, yours, &c JOHN GrIV T. I To Messrs. Roper ^d Son. *A*' Teacher' Remedy for Pain in the Bach. 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'piIE following or other suitable STEAM VFSSFT «! JL unless prevented by anv unforeseen intended to Sail from CUMBERLAND r are (except the DART, for Newport ami < ,N» BRISTOL, which will start from BATHUKST B\si\\ 'i ?r ^rditf, Cork, JUVERNA and SABRINa;" wVtirfnrH R°SK PHCENIX; Tenby, JUNO; Milford, Pater n 'u AMlLLA west, PHCRNIX Carmarthen, JUNO • aver,ord- STAR, and USK; and as undermentioned wWi bw,F,T» out Pilots, and with liberty to tow Vr<is«i j or tsseis, during M AY FROM B R 1 S T O L. sf •s U § •— • i. >. u. a 11 S||=ii 1.111 i:5 a 1 Monday 1 Tuesday 2 i. 8 m Wednes. 3 f) m !fl* ir, ol" 8 in Thursday 4 1 Friday 5 |l()m IOnii.1" f 9m Saturday 6 I2js 2 7 .)—11 Hi 12n Monday 8 j. -3 •' Tuesday 9 'Tal Wednes. 10 5Dl 3 £ a Thursday 11 r £ Friday 32 5 a 6 J'e'a 5m Satuiday 13 5 a j. # m 14 •——1- lH '• J: ti m' Monday 15 !#>-t -2?-j= —— Tuesday 16 'i,' L1 7Jm Wednes. 17 9 m ..a'i'n aH- £ Ihursday 18 ,nj = £ 111 Friday 19 11, !«§-•••• Saturday 20 12J* ji II ni Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Wednes. 24 ^aL. 5m •••• Thursday 25 4 a Friday 26 5a (TmtVa i 4*a Saturday 27 5a. 5* — ->8 111'1111—^ Monday 29 Tuesday 30 Tini Wednes. 31 8 m J 8 m jg'^ FARES to Tenbv, Milford, Pater Z Carmarthen—Cabin, !2s.; Children under l* vL^r' a"d servants in the Cabin 8s. (including stew„7d<« «S' %SV ^abin ts. 6d. Children under 12 vears n s)» *ore 'air-horse Phceton, Ills. Gd Small one-hor 4~8': 5ig, 20s.; Horse. 20s.; Dog, 3» °r!>e dlUo. 25s. ?(,niWW «";> "-to* T 0 B H I S T 0 L. i 1 £ < -s £ -g: ■« s O c £ b ;= c. c Z U 2 J* SO CSJ 03 GJ ci « r u u 3 O « r u u 3 O 50 Monday 1 J a Tuesdav 2 W .• AI" •••• ••••' Wednes. 3 >>S 7m 9m- rrii ° « "T2 7 £ m Thursday t ?? 2i 8n S rridav 5 A' Satuiday 6 i- '1'S SmlOm" 7 £ ? J u Monday 8 t_— .u.. ) £ 1 « Tuesday 9 z | g. Qm 'i" 'i" Wednes. 10 .{5 'oj' 9ni 1 a 3 a Thursday 11 -o~ 9Jm sial. Friday 12 4*,{ Saturday 13 fe Z 11 m 2 4Ja iiii 14 — tn— 1 Monday 15 Tuesday 16 £ | i 'fm sjn, Tm '9^' Wednes. 17 £ « 35 Thursday 18 £ 2ia sjm « g. 's'm ■••••*■ Friday 19 S VAm'' Saturday 20 £ c Sni.l? II m. -— 21 £ *> • Monday 22 ■ £ ° Tuesday 23 | }= 2 a 9m'i'a Tj* Wednes. 24 Thursday 25 | 10m 4inj^ 4m Friday 20 4jm 3 a 4 a Saturday 27 llm.i..>i 5m.. Monday 29 Q 6'm Tuesday 30 9m 6m S:n Wednes. 31 7m il. Pater to Waterford. Phcenix, every W ednesdav evening at eight o'clock. Fares Cabin _5s.; Servants and Children (under 12) 14s.; inclu- ding Steward's Fees Deck 7s Gd. To and Fro, Cabin 40s. At rangeinent have also been made with the several Railway Companies for Through tickets, as under; — Paddineton to Waterford, Cabin and hirst Class, Single, 31 s 4d, To and" Fro 47s 3d Cabin & Second Class, Single, 2Ss 6d, To and* Fro 43s Deck and Third Class, Single, 14s lOd. • ILFltACOMBE. From Rristol. To Bristol. Monday 22 2i after Monday 22 10 night Monday 29 U morn Monday 29 3J after Particulars may be obtained by applying at the Rristol Steam Navigation Company's Office, Quay, Bristol; where all Goods, Packages, Parcels, &c., should be addressed:— Bills and other information supplied by Mr J. Jones, Rotvn- liam Wharf, Hotwelis; in London—Spread Eagle, Regent Circus, Picadilly and Gracetburch-street H. Under- wood, 56, llaymarket. A OUSTS. —Mr, T. J. Thomas, Tenby; Mr. A. Williams, Haverlordwest; Mr. Palmer, Milford; Mr. James, Pater, Mr W. R. Harvej Cardiff; Mr. Martin, Jlt'racombe; Mr. Robert Stacey, Carmarthen; and Mr. lt. Jones, Newport. NOTICE.—The Proprietors of the above Steam Packets will not be accountable for any Cabin Passenger's Luggage (if lost or damaged) above the va'ue of Two Pounds nor of any Deck Passenger's Lnpgajgs (if lest or damaged) above thr value of Twenty bhilln g unless in each case entered as such, and frr ight in"proportion p»'d tor the same at the time of delivery; nor wilt they be answerable for*ny otherpar- cel above "the valu ot Fvrty shillinps (if lost or dann^eif)1 unless entered as such. 3r.d freight in proportion p*«id (or JR. he same at the time of delivery.—Not accountable ter anjnjfl^ (i.iods without Shipping Note. i A'l lettti> seeKirnf itriormatioo. to be post pa>&< v