PATRONIZED BY THE FACULTY, NOBILITY, CLERGY, AND PUBLIC AT LARGE. PREPARED FROM THE ORIGINAL PRESCRIPTION OF THAT EMINENT PHYSICIAN (THE ABERNETHY OF WALES), W. LL. ROBERTS, M.D., OAKLAND. The practical trial of the above Professor for _Half a Century_, with the more general test of THIRTEEN YEARS by the afflicted public, has now established the reputation of these Pills. Containing no Mercury, but composed of the most rare and expensive Vegetable preparations of the British Pharmacopœia, combined with a valuable SNOWDONIAN HERB, forming a mild, laxative, tonic remedy, admitted by those who have tried them to be superior to all other similar preparations. OPINION THE MEDICAL FACULTY. _Extract of a letter from B. Travers_, _F.R.S._, _Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen_, _Surgeon in Ordinary to H.R.H. Prince Albert_, _&c._, _&c._ “SIR,—The Combination of the Ingredients of the PILLS is so familiar to medical men, that I can scarcely think their efficacy a matter of question. London. Yours obediently, B. TRAVERS.” _A Copy of Certificate from R. Williams_, _Esq._, _M.R.C.S._, _and L.S.A._, _Tre’ Madoc_. “I beg to testify that I consider JONES’S APERIENT AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS _a very good Aperient_. I have frequently recommended them, and am happy to bear testimony to their efficacy as a _valuable Purgative_, and their _safety of administration_. R. WILLIAMS.” _Testimonial of W. Vaughan Jones_, _Esq._, _M.R.C.S._, _and L.S.A._, _Surgeon to the Festiniog Hospital_. “Sir,—I consider your APERIENT AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS an excellent medicinal combination for those who suffer from the various disorders arising from inactivity of the Liver, and habitual Constipation. Yours, &c. W. V. JONES.” OUT OF THE THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS READ THE FOLLOWING:— _Extract of a letter from Griffith Roberts_, _sailor_, _No._ 4, _Derby-street_, _Liverpool_. SIR,—I cannot think myself doing my duty towards my brother seamen, without relating to you (and trust that you will inform the public) the following facts:—I was always taken ill when sailing abroad. I used to be attacked with great pain in my stomach and bowels: but last time I went to sea I took a lot of your CAMBRIAN PILLS with me, and to the astonishment of all on board I enjoyed perfect health during my voyage to Calcutta and back, while all the other hands were suffering dreadful illness.