... LOOK TO THE CONDITION OF YOUR IROJISES AND iv*VERY o%vner of Horses and Cattle 17 Hi shiiiiid use K. R. GAY'S CONDITION UB p, 'WDEliS in all cases of loss of appetite, proves the digestive functions,'imparts n ...

... LIST OF SCHOOL BOOKS, SOLD BY P. WILLIAMS, Bookseller and Publisher, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR TYDFIL. i „ Each. Per Doz s. d. s. d. Guy's Arithmetic 2 0 21 0 Walkingame's ditto 10 6 Chambers' ditto 2 0 21 0 Introduction to ditto.. 1 0 10 6 Butter's Spelling Book. 1 6 15 9 Carpenter's ditto 1 6 15 9 Allen and Cornewell's Grammar. 1 9 |8 o > Ditto Grammar for Beginners 1 0 10 6 Lennie's Grammar 1 6 ...

... ALFRED KINO, T> ESi^CTF.ULLy thanks the Public generally for the very liberal support he has hitherto received In the above -l\ husiness, and begs to iafonaa them that he is prepared to submit to them-all the Novelties of the present Season, having-received an s y KMJMYISXOGE: OF SUPEBFINB BROAD CLOTHS, FANCY COATING-S, aWT1B,, ^STESTGS^AND TROUSERINGS, OF THE BEST AND MOST BiOii APPROVED ...

... T^TZDIFIXj school, 5, OOUETLAND TERRACE, MERTHYE TYDFIL. HEAD MASTER: EVAN WILLIAMS, A.M. THE Instruction in this School is intended to be specially. adapted to the requirements of a Manufacturing and Commercial community, while those who may wish to become acquainted with the Ancient Classics will enjoy all the advantages given in ordinary Grammar Schools. The Duties of the School will ...

... tTTHEN you go to NEWPORT, 'where do you W dine 4 Go to the LORD RAGLAN. An Ordinary on the Table at One o'clock daily. One Shiljng.. Wanted, A N experienced ASSISTANT in the DRA- -/TL PERY TRADE.-Apply to JOHN JONES, Manchester Warehouse, Merthyr. To Grocers' Assistants. WANTED, TWO JUNIOR HANDS also, a strong LAD, for the Warehouse.— Applv by letter, A. B., Post Office, Merthyr Tydfil. March ...

... TO TRADESMEN AND OTHERS. I HEREBY give NOTICE, that I will not hold myself responsible for any Debts my wife, SUSANAH MATHIAS, (now living in Thomas- town,) may contract after this date, and all persons are hereby cautioned not to supply her with goods on mv acoount. Signed. DAVID MATHIAS, — High-street, Merthyr. Dated 25th day of February, 1859. (/ € NOTICE. A GENERAL MEETING of the, ...

... NOTICE TO PARTIES TO AUSTRALIA, AME- AB€UT. TO EMIGRATE RICA, OR CANADA. EVERY Information may be obtained respecting the punctual Sailing of the Aifctrall^n and American Steamers and Ships ot the different lines of Packets and Ships, rates of Passage Mtfcifrf; Provisions supplied t6 Pas- sengers, Emigrating to any of the Ports above named, by enclosing a Postage Stamp td J. R. DAVIS, 15, ...

... MERTHYR TYDFIL LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. To CONTRACTORS and OTHERS. EXTENSION of CO UR T STREET SEWER. THE above-named Local Board are desirous of re- ceiving: Tenders for the construction of a Fire Brick Barrel Culvert, of about 220 yards in length, commenc- ing at the Star Inn, and extending to the East side of the Tramroad, Court Street. Plans and Specification can be seen at the office of the ...

... TO DRAPERS^ASSISTANTS. WANTED, an AS^MANT. Must be ac- quainted with bota /Languages. Good references required, j Apply to Mr. W. JONES, 'Draper, High-street. MIRTHFOR TH EM ULTITUDE. TEMPERANCE HALL, MERTHYR. BY GENERAL DESIRE, an entire change of Programme, and positively the last ap- pearance of Mr. FITJ&GE11ALD, on MONDAY EVENING, OCTdBEIp^h, 1856. Part the Eirst^H^Hjrf^dTise Selections ...

... REMOVAL. MRS. STANNER, Sti aw-Bonnet Maker and Milli- ner, respectfully acquaints the public that she has just REMOVED from Albetr-street to Swan Street, and hopes from her experience, as well as the general satis- faction which she has rendered during the period she has been in business, to receive that patronage which it will be her careful study to preserve, by attention to business, ...

... EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. The Editor docs not hold himself responsible for the sentiments expressed by his correspondents. To the Editor of the Merthyr Telegraph. SIR,—I was much surprised last Sunday' in strolling about the country in the immediate neighbourhood of Merthyr, not to be able to ob- tain any accommodation, in the shape of beer or spirits, at any of the taverns I passed by, and as ...

... TO LEADERS OF CHOIRS AND OTHERS. MR. JOHN OWEN, (OWAIN ALAW), Professor of Music, CHESTER, intends visiting Glamorgan- shire, during part of June and July next, and will be happv to arrange with Choirs, who may intend giving CONCERTS about that time. J JLy Address as above. J VAYNOR DISTRICT HI^HWAY BOARD. TO CONTBACTOES AND OTHERS. THIS BOARD is prepared to r«eive TENDERS for making about 350 ...