... JAMES WILLIAMS, Grocer, Draper, and Provision Dealer, USK, RAGLAN, & LITTLE MILL, MILLINERY, HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c. I Undertaking in all its branches, AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SEEDS. SOIREE in U SK CASTLE. The Sixth Annual Soiree in aid of the funds of the USK MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, will be held by the kind consent of his Grace the Duke of Beaufort, in the grounds of the above castle on ...

... Scale of Charges for Advertisements. Six lines and under.. Is. Od. Twelve lines. 2s. Od. Nine lines Is. 6d. Every additional line 2d. Usk printed and published by James Henry Clark, the proprietor, at his residence situate in Bridge Street, in the said parish, to whom all communications and advertise- ments are to be addressed ...

... USK, RAGLAN, & LITTLE MILL, JAMES WILLIAMS. Grocer, Draper, and Provision Dealer, MILLINERY, HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c. I Undertaking in all its branches, j AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL SEEDS. USK. HERBERT WILLIAMS, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST. Physicians' prescriptions accurately dispensed. Horse and Cattle Medicines carefully prepared. Toilet Articles and Perfumery of the very best descriptioll. ...

... Bridge Street, Usk, October 18th, 1855. Millinery, Mantles, Shawls, Furs, llresses9 ISomacts, Caps, flowers. JAMES WILLIAMS, Respectfully informs the inhabitants of Usk and its neighbourhood, that Mrs. WILLIAMS is at present in London, where she is selecting a Stock of the Best and most Fashionable Mate- rials, suited for the present season, the whole of which will be ready for inspection on ...

... Scale of Charges for Advertisements. Six lines and under.. Is. Od. Twelve lines. 2s. Od. Nine Is. 6d. I Every additional line 2d. Usk printed and published by James Henry Clark, the proprietor, at his residence situate in Bridge Street, in the said parish, to whom all communications and advertise- ments are to be addressed. ...

... One Share in the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal to be disposed of. Apply to J. H. Clark, Bookseller, Usk. PIANO-FORTES. Mr. J. II. RIGHTON, 74, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. Invites attention to his choice assortment of NEW and SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, and particularly to the FOREIGN MODEL, feeling assured that no Piano Forte in all respects comparable, has hitherto been made in Eng- land at the same ...

... Scale of Charges for Advertisements. Six lines and under.. Is. Od. Twelve lines 2s. 0d- Nine lines Is. 6d. Every additional line Usk printed and published by James Henry Clark, the proprietor, at his residence situate in Bridge Street, in said parish, to whom all communications and advertise- ments are to be addressed. ...

... MOORE'S ALMANACK THE GENUINE EDITION, Is now ready at J. H. CLARK'S—Price Sixpence. With the Almanack nine pages of all the Fairs in Monmouthshire and the surrounding counties, and also the Welch fairs, printed in large type, will be given gratis. WANTED, clean copies of the 8th, 11th, 16th, 17 &20th numbers of the Usk Observer, Parties wishing to complete their volumes to the end of the ...

... PANORAMIC VIEWS Of the Crimea, Sebastopol, the Sea of Azof, the Baltic, Cronstadt, &c., 26 by 18 inches. Two Shillings each. Maps of the Crimea, Sebas- topol, &c. One Shilling each. Rosewood, Maple, and Gilt Frames. .HOLJ Sold by J. II. Clark. fl!0 The TIMES Newspaper Supplied at 20s. per quarter, payable in advance. The Times on the second morning at 14s. per quarter. apply to J. H. CLARK, ...

... To idveptisers. Every Advertisement inserted in the 'USK OBSERVER is probably read by OAAA PERSONS, it is therefore equivalent to telling 'vvvl/ that number of persons your wants and wishes. Many persons who do not give this important feature of a Newspaper their consideration, sometimes for several days together go about the country, spending their time and money, in search of a commodity ...

... BLUE BROOM ESTATE, SITUATE in the parish of BAG-LAN, within half-a- mile of the celebrated village of. that name, (at which will be a Station of the Coleford and Pout- ypool R,ailway, now approaching ...

... DEEP. HUNTING IN KENT.—A circular has been forwarded to the landowners and farmers in the district by Mr. J. Roberts, announcing that, as the foxhounds lately kept by Mr. Waldo have been given up, in consequence of there being so few foxes in his portion of the country, and the lovers of hunting in the sur- rounding country being anxious that they should not entirely lose their sport, it has ...