... wonderful. THOMAS MILLER, Wednesfield :—Your medicines have given great satisfaction in this district^ and many of my customers speak highly of Mother Seigei's WM. FI/OTVEE, -Beccles :—It is not my habit to recomulend any patent medicine to my customers m ...

... Linden and myself, is equally unfortu- nate, for they apply to entirely different schools and districts. Whilst these facts speak for themselves, as regards the sole point on which you are content lo rest your assertion of the strange inaccuracy of my ...

... disqualifications for the discharge of the sacred obli- gations of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose follies, 14 (t. speak mildly,) have entailed upon him debility, and disfi- gurifl £ disease in their worst forms; therefore the Silent Friend will ...

... Address A. B. Coo MaRLIN Office, Newport. TO DBAPBES' ASSISTANTS. WANTED,—An experienced Young Man, in the above line; one who speaks the Welsh Language would be preferrtd.-Apply to Mr. WM. DAVIES, Pontypool. This advertisement will not be repeated. TO BE ...

... Turnips, and Grass, Clover and Hay Ricks—one about fifteen tons, to go off the premises. The Auctioneer deems it unnecessary to speak of this Stock, the long residence and care of the proprietor in the selection ren- ders it worthy the attention of agriculturists ...

... the advice of many of the first physicians in London, who could only bring away pieces, some of them twelve yards long. I speak within bounds when I say I have voided twelve hundred yards at different times. I am now proud to tell, the worm that has stood ...

... about three months, for several years, but from that time to this 1 have been quite free f rom anything of the kind. Facts speak far themselves, and you are quite at liberty to make what use you like of this testimonial. I am, dear Sir, yours truly, N ...

... about three months, for several years, but from that tiuie to this 1 have been quite free from anything of the kind. Facts speak for themselves, and you are quite at liberty to make what use ou like of this testimonial. I am, dear Sir, yours truly, N ...

... about three months, for several years, but from that time to tbis I have been quite free from anything of the kind. Facts speak for themselves, and you are quite at liberty to make what use lOU like of this testimonial. I atn, dear Sir, yours truly, To ...

... valuable medicines, of which I send you a verbatim copy. I am satisfied it is a most extraordinary cure the woman and her husband speak in such strong terms. They are operatives, and I think they must have had great difficulty in obtaining the money to purchase ...

... she gives INSTRUCTIONS IN SINGING. Dixton Gate, Monmouth. TO GROCERS' ASSISTANTS. WANTED, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAX, who can speak the Welsh Language. Apply at the Merlin Office—if by letter, postage paid. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN ASSISTANT to a LINEN DRAPER ...

... which the siitnct of modern chemistry has conferred upon mankind for duricg the first twenty years of the present centuiy to speak of a cure for the ^out was con-iilered a romance but now the efficacy and safety ot this medicine is so fully demonstrated ...