iJrnnwd and published by tHe proprietors Geobg* ~ ; HcCiiLLAQH Eeed, of NortVSliore,' land Henex New Zealand :-^- SATTODAYt Jt7l<y26 ( 1873.

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t.' Drapery. -' -; i" ''\ \ Q.EEAT CLE A.RANCE , ( SALE' 'On and after the 23rd inst., THE MISSES MILNE Will hold a <3 LE :A R ANCE S A..L E,. FOB. ONE MONTH ONL1 V;: ' ' 1"1' Oftha : r J BALANC'R OF WINTER GOODS* ■'■•. To make room for Summer Shipments^ ', ~; n THE STOOK OF GOODS, (i/ .. Which will he OFFERED AT COST PRICE, ■ . ; : Comprises ! i A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT Of all kinds of ; , MLLIiINERY, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, REAL LACE, AND STRAW GOODS,! ,; , All of which are Now and Fashionable. VELVET AND CLOTH ' JACKITS', In all the New and Fashionable Shapes. ;. QUILTED S.VTIN AND OTHER COSTUME SKIRTS. MANTLE VELVET. DRESS MATERIALS. FUR SETS, PUR TRIMMINGS, FRINGES. BfeBAWLS, CORSETS, HOSIERY, WOOL CAPES, .JACKETS,. . ix.iii'l E'i'f'., Etc., Etc. M. J. &. C.^ MILNE, .87, WYND HA M S,T 11 EET.. ■, f r ALFRED A LE ' Y^ •^ PRACTICAL WA'TCri: AND CLOCK MAKER AND JEWELLER.' (From Messrs Ridley and Son», Manufacturing Watchmakers and Jewellers, London.) Kveay description of English and Foreign Watches s*fu Clocks Cleaned and Repaired at tho snortest notice and reasonable prices, in a workmanlike Joanne?. ' Jewellery Made and Repaired. All work done in the same efficient manner as in ioadoti. All work guaranteed. , -j f m■ ' itSTPlease note the Address :— ALFRED A L E V, 215, QUEEN STREET,. Opposite tha'-Clty Hall, and next door to WilliamSj Dispensary. T. P E A C O C X, 9r. virr ■! OPTICIAN," H ij'T *-k,VTHEMATICAt AND NAUTICAL ;/ ■ jj, ;■.! 11 ■■•INSTRUMENT MAKER, Begs to intimate to his friends and the public that ho will shortly REITOVE to temporary premises near 4be Bank Of New1 Zealand, Queer.-street, during the lie-building of thepromises in Shortland-street SpeotUolest, Folders,, and Kye-glass.es, in SteeJ, Tbrtolaa-shoir,- Silver, and Gold, with b,est G-loss and BrnziUian rebbjas'. An!accurate fit guaranteed. Opera and Marine Glasses, Barometers, Ther mometers, * c , *A . •- ■ Jf T" Instruiaorits eflicicnfily Repaired and Adjusted. ■ U TNm.Sottler's Telescope, a marvel of power, p'orta-1- PATENT LOCKSTITCH^ MAGTIINES/ which arc drawing forth from pur-. Chasers th,e highest commendations. HOOPING COUGHT HOOPING X«;J. /'*"{?. : COUGH! ', . . ,'. XX? ILLI A MSB BALS AMIO V V"' - PECTORAL EMXER speedily Relieves and effectaftUy .Cures the most distressing cases of Hooping CmignT - '" ' " ' ■ ••' ■■ ■ •■'• Prepared only aV'TnE People's Dispensary, 215, Queen-street|(opposite City Hall). HOWIC X, AND, AUCKLAND LINE OF . . „,_,, ■R OY A L MAI L COACHES. i if /DAILY/ TIME TABLE. .'! I Jreare Howick for -Panmnre, St. John's Colleg* Remncra, and Auckland, at 7.30 a.m. iaRTe Auckland1 for Rcmuera, St. John's College, I Panmure, ;and Howick, at 3 p.m. 5. LOOMB & CO., Propbietous. BOUSING OFFICE — VICTORIA - STREET. % IHISTLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, > Q Ufß N STR EE T .' j \- PVBIiIO!NO TIOE. '; '1; '' ,vßa ,SIeBI' ,i,:.^a; T"N ■ returning thanks to the public JL for the liberal patronage he has received since opening tM BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, begsto state tfot he"has on hand a CnotOffl Selection or Stfreuuoß Fobs, Shekmes, asd Adelaide Winks ; also, Verrlettho and Australian Ports, which he intends, tp offer at the Lowest- PosaißLs Remunerative PmoES job Cash. -*l' LIST 1)F tatiCES. '' Pe' Settle? ■, . ~..::■' .' • ■;'" ;; ; iM'B'.-i).: Soperlor Adelaide Wine ... •-■ AWyP *< i! Martcll's-and Hennessy's Pale Brandy ~■. y..0 US Martell'sj and Hennessy's Dark Brandy .« . •• •: *" Greenlees and Colvillo's Whisky ~..i- ,.-,u : ... ,« ,3 < Campbelton Whisky.. .« 3 Danville's Whisky, .... ..... , ...••. [TfTrff/1 West India Rum '-.'.. .. •• k "•• \ \ Sherry Wine, really good .. ... .. .. ° Superior Sherry * J Old Port Wine .. _•• * ° Superior Old Port Wine (Sandlman's Four Dla-. "The above are,ail bottled "the premises. ~ j f IN CASE. : I Genuine Brands. Per bottle* i [ " ."'■ ' a. d •Hwinessy's Brandy .. •• • J» 0 Martell'sßrandy .. •• ~ :*AIiYtiU.H "YA* fe^sva, JDKZ, large .. .. ... •• * Geneva, JDKJS, small .. .. .. ••. », Old Tom; Booth's and and Burnett ay ;. •• * ( Tine Old Jamaica Rum ,-, .. ;. •.. ..^i ...J.6.1 Itattvllle'jl;Whiskey.,.. •• - ~v :..,.¥': 4. *< CnjinpagneNo 2 •» ** 5 Champagne No. 2, pints ~. .. ~. : ... ~. |(J Cfiampagne, Jacqueson a.. .. .. :.. o J Champagnej;Jacqueson's, pints .. ~. ~ 8;( Claret, St: Julien '.. .. v .. •• * « AustralianI'Wines, very best brands .. .. 8 < Tp-rnsend's'Sarsaparilla ■'■•., .. ... ( ~. 5y,( English Ginger Wine ■.;' .. .. .'..'■..• 8 :.( Enjlish Cinnamon Cordials .. " .. " .. 2 t Ala and P6rter, London-bottled, best brands .. 1," ,8" Rum, Brandies, and Whiskeys sold Jby the galldri ; OTorproof, warranted the same as from bonded store. Assorted cases of the, abbvfc made up for famili^ and picnic parties. ; .. Libewl all 0 wances made to wholesale purchasers. Bass' Burton Ale on draught. 7 ,, y Terms—Strictly Cash. TE SOUTH BRTTTSH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital j •; £750,000. TJIE SOUTH BRITISH is a thoroughly local institution, with more than 900 shareholders. all resident in the Cqlony. Fire and Marine Risks taken rt -the L 3 wcst Current Rates.^ boardman ; \ " Manager. ' •SeANQS.!.. PJATSOS! PIANOS! Just Landed, 1 . fii .:.•. ■'■;!. 5 EOTtD'SPABTS COTTAGE PLiNO^,'' ':: • lnßlackwood. ""- -"- -■' $6- y-to& sale;cheip,..!,," ;;.:^- !i Apply to - K ,HO% •A-^ : R;;i) r :':/ aHUMi vioxobia Street.



I / i Drapery. 5 , ,—, , t .'''''; ' ■ • I J; > vjiijfj .1/! (/:•;•■ >nii < urn ' ' H'J CITY CLOTHING-MA.ET Nb. 80, QUEEN STREET. '.; i __. . . , ... ~■■•■■ WINTER CLOTHING! i f; \ ' I 1 • . i ;..<(■ i {.; ji •' ,THE MOST COMPLETE AND EXTEJVSIVE ASSORTMENT IN THE COLONY. 'OVERCOATS-IRISH FRIEZE OVERCOATS -PILOT, BEAVER, & WITNEY OVERCOATS—WATERPROOF TWEED OVERCOATS-ALL SIZES & SHAPES EXTRA; LONG OVERCOATS! i WATERPROOF COATS—Macintosh's Patent WATERPROOF COATS—Moleskin, Indiarubber • j Face' INDIART7BBER WATERPROOF COATB, FROM :' ' 15s. 6d. i' ' '■: •- - , . ' Jackets—Reversible i Jackets— Witney, Pilot, arid Beaver Monkey. Jackets, from 15s Cd Invernoss Capes j PILOT & RIPPLE CLOTH GALATEAS ;! j Coombes1 Makbl iOY3" & YOUTHS' JACKETS, OVERCOAT 3, AND CAPES. : Bannbckburn Tweed Suitg Heavy Tweed Suits , - j Tweed Trousers arid Vests. i , . . f; gI EEL ON O TWE E D SUITS— , ,-.;, ME^BOVBNK MAJOt. ' :. Bannockburn Galateas— Cooinbea' Mivk« Fancy Tweed Galateas—Coombes' Make "^ i Mack Cloth Galateas Cooinbes" Make -~,- ~ {.. , Blue Cloth Galateas—Coorubes'Make. BLACK & CLOTH TWEED PAGET COATS— COOMBES' MAKK 1 . ',■ [ j Boys" Tweed Suits ) Boys' Black Cloth Suits. 'OLOTH, TWEED, & VELVETEEN KNICKER BOCKER SUITS. ■''''I I ..■.::.■■•.:■ ■ '.'": '. r~.-.l . '■■ f. ■■' .■' ■; '"' j . Moleskin Trousers Bedford Cord Trousers. BEDFORD 1 COBB:*"iiVviED BIDING PANTS. ■■•■ - : ( lllU'J It, is?-1! : '' '■■' •.;■•'■■ ;:'•■'( j :ivj''j •>■' '■■"■ SEASONABLE UNDERCLOTHING! Flannel Shirts Lambs-wool Shirts : Merino Shirts '/! I TweedjShirtsJ . • .... )UM CRIMEAN SHIRTS -Coombus' Mam I . ' . DRESB SHIRTS ' TsHIAtS, IN SILK, COTTON. WINCEY, AKD >■<> ; w PHORMIOM TENAXI ;»n Jt ~,; L, ~ a .,,;..:: '■if ,v(: j ; Pantaloons, Socks, Stockings, for erery <Ji»u<o of ■/ , ■ . temperature. ~ ! wbol' Scarves. ; SiUtScarres ; Fancy Ties and Scarres : PAPER COLLARS, LINEN COLLARS, FRONTS ! w; f- OUFFS, GLOVI.,1 Eti-,; '. TOILET/VIEQUISITES A PEEJUMEET. JL _ t ' ;•!•■ ■■ n°) i.iyM0 t ■■ : - * ■ HTUO7 Y.I .>■:■■ - ■~...-.. .:■ >lk; ■■ !i.i ■■ \ I.! ■ iii ''■- i Black Silk Hats. ~. ~., ..... '. !} Drab Shell Hats Hard Kelt Hats j Soft Felt Hats | Tweed, Cloth, and Silk Hata _•,{<} THE BISMARCK HAT FOR 2a. 11d. ; •, .: I .'■ \ ■ ■ ■ ■ V-ii'l ■''-. ■ ' ■ ■ .■.';.■:'.:.. ■ ' ! Geelory? Tweeds • ■ Nelson Tweeds Bliss's Tweeds ' i Bannockburn Tweed* ;.• ■•:< -r. ,■ ' m „_ Black and Blue Clothi . ;V i . .■» l\rp j Pilots,. Wltneya, &c. . . . . J TJEIE iLiiEGEST,' JLSSOETMEST PJLTTBEKS I* IH ABOVE GOODS IS THE COLONY.,; \l:j:<J j'ttfl ft- k ■ i ■ • ■ '■ , !; ' I ■"" L' •■ _[,'■' ■■ .- ■ . .• . f POkTMANTEAUB, TRAVELLING BAGS, -I fK. -DBISSING CASKS, ' ; " ;'..' lifiill i)J ' U ■■'- i: ' • '•■';'■''• :i.' : ! ;--' "[■ X B»T7GS ; BLANKETS, WRA.PPEBB. 'j. \,\ bun i '■■■'. ■■'" ' " ■ •,■'.''■" ■ ■i:/\ v—■-■■■'• :■■■■'■■ • ■'■■'■ •■ ;».i--i.i.-i- : •-'■'.■: ■■• GiBMENTS Made to Ordeb witk ';uj[ *vl :' ''■ ■' !'.;.",, .•;',■ ■", '"',../""; ', !(i ■ ,Nbatness and Despatch. IA htu-.iiw ■■■■■ .:> ■■ •' • ■•> ■•-••■ Tkij^Sir' CLOTHiNa mart, ';; 80,' QUEEN STREET. ;;; S A M U E! L COO MB BS, •P.BOPRIETOJB^- ~; .ttiiii*, ia:<vJ4i-i!.'ii/f'i'>J"' ni 'i .ti .fll'l'THJ ■it. :::ii ZMVL'K'IWJH b't*Mit'« fcoiuoios .r.l! IU) of bubWHio] can; ~..^.'., ris?tiij jjh -ibhl'. HO lu.lt tut UiUt '«i.»:>O«i Oilj <•■ i-ittklidliit



i "rrrnrn ra in >■ ? ? tt r; Insurance. NOEWICH UNION FIEE INSURANCE S©CIETY. This Society, originally established in 1797, offers advantages to insurers which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do. In proof of the public confidence at home in the principles and conduct of the Norwich Union Fire Offioe, its Business has steadily INCREASED to ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Sterling. £100,000,000. The LOWEST RATES only arc charged. This Office-is xUpttnguished /for its liberality ■ and promptness in-' the settlement of claims; £2^008,116 having been paid to insurers for losses by fire. , BANK CREDIT being established in Now Zealand, as also a large reserve fund in the Bank in cash ,Loases will be paid here promptly, The j Society's Agimis can accept any insurances, and' fix the limits and the premiums without uavi ) first to consult Directors. • ' / > NO CHARGE for Policies, Endorsements, or Surveys. \ A LOCAL INSTITUTION so far' as' %lvi '• investment of its ■ Receipts in 9ra4 Colony of New, Zealand, and to, this national advantage may be&ip'ernd'ded the su'pperirof a large aid wealthy English otlico. jln effecting Insurances against Fire it i 3 of the first importance to select an office of Hion GaAUAO tsr, Loxg Standing, and Stability, I ;'A } <-'■ 'A'tJ ,\'' f'\'i.\ '■> fJOO ) Every information's t6 the' Society's Rates and Principles, or aa to Special lUteh, may be obtainod at the Society's Oifices. J. B. GRAHAM, ''■&V GRAHAM?**" Inspector. | Offices: Vailo's Buildinga.. ~ „. ~. :, SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL IN SURANCE-COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL .. ONE MILLION STERLING. — i ■ agents: PREECE AND GRAHAM, No 8, Vaile's Buildings, Quenn-street, Auckland. ~ n rcf <-~ -. H: W. HKATH, ,;., I ■ >-'■'■ '> Ui • ' Sun1-Agent J protected by Royal Letters "Patent if- >r\ ! Dated October nth',11809. ;; . ■ '■'v -' -' „ UNDER DISTINGUISHED. PATUONAGE* j tSEBRIG-HT'S PHOSPHODTNB, JLJr A Chemical Preparation of Phosphorous, with the Vegetable Alkaloids Qumia, Cypripeden, I Xanttyxylin, ifec, • . , v . i . . •■< Discovered, ■ Intrddnced. ahd extonsivoly prescribed by Cuaulks Leslie V.uiaiiT, M.D.,.Resident Surgeon to 9t. Mary's Hospital" London. • j '-'"■ ••'-•■■-': TJiis Phosphatic combination is pronounced by the mosit eminent members of the Medical Profession to be, uncalled for ft? i>otyer in replenishing the vitality ,o{-the'body, by "its supplying all the essential con stituents ef,thp bipod and nerve -substance, nJid,,iqr ; developing all the powers and function's of the system to the highest decree. . . '.Is Is agreeablel to the 'palate 'and Innocent in" its action, while retaining all its extraordinary properties, aridiasii'.BpeciuFsurpasslng all the known thofapttftio - agents of tho day for the speedy and permanent cure Of-j ~. ~'.. . f ..-. . . ■ : • ;. ;. \'- t ill *>tlii piiiJ Nervons Prostration Trembling of the hands and Liver Complaints limbs ,jjjj ;. v ' . Palpitation of the heart Impaired nutrition Dizziness Mental and physical de- Noises in the head and ears.. jiression LosSof energy and appetite Consumption (in its mci Hyppchondria pient or first stages only) Female complaints ■ i ,■ , Eruptions of the 3kin';;;' > General debility "impaffe'dsighc ana memory Indigestion Nervous fancies Flatulence;,!., ~■,., ■ jJfnpoveriahedfahcieß .■■"! Incapacity for study or Impoverished blood business Ncrvpua debility in* all,its Sickheadache' ' 3 " stages^ Lassitude prematuse decline Shortness of the breath' •'';: 'J:' and 'all morbid conditions of tho system, arising from whatever r.avjso. The action of the Phosphodyne is twofold—on the one hand increasing the principle whicji constitutes nervous energy, and on the other the tfaost powerful blood and flesh generating agent knov;n ; therefore, a marvellous medicine for re novating impaired and broken-down constitutions. It quicliy improves the function of assimilation to such a dej ree that where for years an emaciated, anxious, I cadaverous, and semi-vital condition has existed, the flesh will rapidly increase in quantity and, firmness, and. tho whole system return to k state of robust health. « The Phosphodyno acts electrically upon tho organi sation ; for instance,,it.tt3sists,iia;turo.,to generate that/ hum4n eleotnctty wmen renews1' 'arid rebuilds the thie dsseous, muscular, nervous, membranous, and orgaiiic systems. It ioperates oil the Bystoirii without exciting care or thought upon tho individual as to the process. It moves the lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, stomach, and iotestinSs, with abarmojryj'jvyjofir/yet' mildness, unparalleled in'medicine. The Phospluidydne gives .back to .thoJiuman struc ture, 'iv suitable form, the phosphoric oi-'animating element of life which has been wasted, and exerts an important influence directly on the spinal marrow and nervojus system, of a nutritive,-tonic, and invigorating character; maintaining that buoyant energy of the brain1 and muscular system which .renders tjie^mlnd, cheerful, brilliant, and' energetirf, entirely overcoming' that Jdull, inactive and sluggish, disposition which manyjpersons'experience intall thdir actions. Tjhd beneficial effects of tho Phosphodyno arc fre quently shown from the first clay of its administration by a remarkable increase pf n^rvouq-pjiiwer, with a feeling of vigour and comfort to -which the patient has long: been unaccustomed. Digestion is improved ; the appetite increases wonderfully,;-..the...bowels become regular; tho eyes 'brighter; the skin clear and healtHy ; and the hair acquires strength, showing the importance of tho action of the Phosphodyno on the organs of nutritipn.n* KodlffW '• ■ ••"re f; •'*' nrfj Finally, thb^Phosphddyne"'maintains"a cfe'rtS'ri" degree of activity in the previously, debilitated nervous system ; its use enables all dollbilat'ed organs to return to their sound stato and. .perform their natural func tions, i Persons;. eufwirigfjfrom' iNerttfus Debility?, l by any o( the hundred symptoms' which this distressing disease assumes, may rest .agsujfed/^ an; effpetual and cvett speedy cure by the 'judicious use of this most invaluable remedy. ; ~.,.( .-•.^•-f.-. l: r ; j.- .\<-J"-f •>!<';■ ■ t.DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHOI)Y^E Is sold only in cases at £1 nipcoSuififng WoJiottles; and fe2 2s, containing five bottles. Also in family ,: i cases at ££■ .containing:sixteen bottles.! :i'i'o'be>. j i ij|j had of'all Chemists and Up-Country . ■ Storekeepers throughout the Colonies. FULL'DIRECTIONS FOB US¥lN"fflE ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND OERMAM LANGUAGES AC .;, COMPANY EACH CASE; ( . _ , . I 'select medical opinions. . , Sir. Charles Locock, Physical ,A,coouotyeur to Her Majesty the Queen, statedata meeting of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society that in thirteen cases. of deoility and .nervous-, irosiaation, .he-- Jiad lefjected permanenf'cures hf t\i& use'dfDr.-'Bright'g Phospliodyne. , ... Sir.Wm. FergusoniJßart^, F.KiSi^Snrgeonito Her Majesty the Queen, says :—" I have repeatedly pre scribed^ Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, and, ,Xound it, an agreeable, anuibenefioial remedy. 1 CKhayß but one -oV. jecjiipri Regarding it, and that is the elaborate process require|j in the preparation will not allow of the retail prices being within the reach of all classes." ( , Dr.. Lancaster, the eminent~Coroner, says:—"Dr Bright's Phosphodyne is calculated to entirely super «ede iron, mercury, sarsaparilla, quinine, and cod-liver ■° 1. Qualn^F.'M.dp'/;'Physician 16 'W tfiosp«aiJ for' Consumption, Brompton^remavksi:—," It cannot be doubted that this Phosphatic pre^paratio'n1 will hence foith 'rank foremost in therapeutics ; it generates all £h"a', important elements of the human frame, the pecuiiat character, of jflua substance fitting it fbr vital Sir.TJ Lawrence says : " I havve found Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne an excellent remedy-in skin diseases. I presume it is by oxydisation." Professor Syme says:—"The effects of the Phos phodyne in obstinate cases; of .disease ate,'as.iastonish- St.' Mary's Hospital, says,, in Athropy and general Debility Phosphodyne is" a most; admirablfr -remedy; It invigorates the nutritive functions, and increases the vital energy—"it not only acts as an absorbent, but retards or repairs the waste Of tissue, and restores the nutritive functions to their normal condition. The Lancet considers r the one.of, the most important contributions made to Mateiia Medica during the last century.... M ..>... , ..• ■~ i .>?:«; •.■•, k . Pamphlets cdnfarhin'f' Testimonials may be obtained from all1 Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers. > K3T CiuTioN.—Be particular to ask for Dr. Bright s Phosphodyne, as Imitations are abroad; and avoid purchasing Single Bottles, the Genuine Article being sold in dases only. >c {.i ?/) Wholesale Agents for New Zealand :— $ijJ?P T H 0 X N E, P E 0 S S E R, & Co. PVNEPIN. I



Misoellaneous. APOTIEG AETES' HAL L. XV.1 , ' S^nTH'S RHEUMATIC & GOTTT MEDICINES. i I Extract from Letter :—" Sir, I beg to'return j you my: sincere thanks for the bottle of Medicine , you supplied mo with for Rheumatics. When I received it I was in most excruciating agony, had ; had no rest for nights; but after the first three doses I, broke into a gentle perspiration, found i immediate relief, and, thank God, enjoyed a good i ... niffht's sleep. I had before tried several advertised j nostrums but without success. Accept my grati- SMITH'S ANTIBILIOTTS AND LIVER PILLS The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative, and.Purifying, containing no Mercury. Extract ; from letter:—"Sir— I havegreat pleasure in stating that through the aid of your ' Antibilious and Liver Pills (using one or two doses a week) I have ; been restored from intense suffering, arising from torpid liver, loss of rest and appetite, nervousness and general disarrangement,'' to -the possession of ■ perfect health. I also observe that the Pills have i ' a marked diuretic effect, giving great relief to the kidneys.'" .. , ■ ■•'. ' SMITH'S. WORM POWDERS.'. The enormous Sale of these Powder is still in creasing. Extract from letter:—"Sir—After trying every known remedy upon my children for worms I was at last fortunately induced by a neighbor to try a packet of your Worm Powders. I used them according t<j the :directions,.and the,result was so j. astonishing that if I had not been an eye-witness I would not have believed it. I am pleased to , state that since using them my children have recovered their locks, health, and appetite ; in short, a shilling packet has saved me pounds' worth of medicine. Please send by bearer a ! packet of Powders, as I wish to give, them to , j frierid.'V '■•-'■' '■' • ' ■~.', ..:■ . , '.< Ph6PB.IET.OR:.-; ...■■!;', ', Ck "S YDN E V SMI TH, i ~ Cjhemist, Etc..; APOTHECARIES' HALL; 226, QUEEN STREET, > ' Thrkb Doors Below thb Citt Haiyl. WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, QTJEEIsr STBEET, (CORNER OF WKLLESLKY STREET), A.UCKLAND. JOHN HANCOCK, PROPIiISTOB. ROYAL HOTEL, ' ' j PRINCES STREET ONEHUNGA, .Having a Commanding View of the.Harbour and surrounding conntry. I tTENEY FULLER (late of the J-J- Edinburgh Castle Hotel, Symonds street) having taken the &bovo Commodious Family Ifotol, bjiga to iufoim his friends and the public that ha is prepared to give every attentior to the comfort of guests who may honour him with, their visits. Meals to order at all hours. , . ; , Tijble'd' HotS at 1 p.m. on Smidays. NJB —Ouly the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Wthitson's Celebrated Brilliant Sparkling Ales. . B^lliaiids—One of Alcock's Uest Tables. Abo, Billiard-Bagatelle Sluto Table.,, .- GOOD BEDS.' n\ A M. P. B E L 7lit& CEjNTEAL HOTEL (Opposite Ai/okland SAvtNas BAirk),/ QUEEN STREET. t—»- I ... .-•,■•■ •: Thb undersigned begsto inform !nis friends and the ■public that since taking possession of the above-long established Hotel he has spared no expense in the entire renovation of the establishment. 1 'I') '<:■> •.»!' THE BAR has been newly Painted, Papered, and Decorated, and it is stocked with a careful selection of the very best Liqueurs: of the Choicest Brands. THE SITTING-ROOMS have also been Newly Furnished'for the.convenience and*cbmfort of customers. | . i\ THE -BEDROOMS •liare »11 been lie-furnished' and thoroughly repaired, and everything done that wil conduco to the comfort of Boarders. t|l ~ . • j, 8 fl THE CAFE] 1 has Ikiou fitted up in a first-class stylo, and will bo under the superintendence of a .-' uui'iß ..::'i-'f' ! THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED COOK. i J.S.C wisKesi particularly tolntimafe' that;every at ; tentipn will be giyon to Ms customers. • • ' •* JAMES STEVENSON OAMPBELL, tiß, | iß ', PROPRIETOR. ;.' ii DANTZIC SPRUCE. BRAND:. RICKv&. SISCHEB. ■ THI S beverage of the celebratod.brand of Rick and Fiboher is now ( to bo had on Draught, in Bottle, or by the Keg, from- J ■ -j i. in / ' '^I'iV. i . !■;■■>-'U Queen, street.•; "• ■• i uin«r*:! j Highly recommended by the faculty —r— j— -— . p . . '/, j , ■ , ; .. . A -km :^.6:TJ:;IN1 W^N'T.. OW " 'MONEY. ' L O N.D;,q $}% LOAN OFF IC E, .j^(COK^?II.OP; QUEKKIV-ND WEIiIjESMIY-STKISKTS); '1' MONEY Advanced on Jewellery, Diamonds, Plate; Wearing Apparel, and every description of available security. ;., .. .-," fO(TI/>0 ;;!i ': The strictest Secrecy observed in every, transaction. Fire-proof: Safes on the premises for, the bet tetf se curity Of Valuables. j ./.'.■ i •■■ .-. .:.;■■.: : its ihSt^^t^^tOr ACntgi^gH, are as { .treated-in thjß present, movement: 1 (tral free library ,as Auckland itself Mould suggest that tire promoters of y iion forward copies to postmasters, Coßl ,Ufferent parts 6f the province^ and' I * hat agreatnumberof signaturba could j ? ned., . X know of one instititte wherej I fl c a few hundreds of realise.cn/wlJl Money Lent oh every description 'of Goods in any sum up to One Thousand Pounds ",' •'. 0 I " MYER GOLDWATER, AIJSt E E T.I-S'B IwW'.im)i; Subscribers' Names for the Jiji 'Kth'es te'ft'at the offlisp of this paper will receive prompt attention. t.C ,»H o "HEED & BRETT, Agentg.



Sewing Machmea, &c, Sewing Machines for the MilUon! THE BEST iAND : ■ CHEAPEST 'in tthb Colony ' ;., • .u-'jfi- • MONTAGUE'S ~:> Ji:' , ; CELEBEATED FANCY BAZAAE, WEEN STREET, AUCKLAND,, , ~ ; The '" Defiance" Hand Lock-Stitch j Sewing Machine, complete. J,'; ; j JS '. V WITH EXTRAS. , ~ ,-... ■■ ■•■ •■' !- '• "! " ' ■■ '■" . £ s. d. „ • Price ..' -■■.. 1 ■-.•i" 11 V;' AS°'& 0 ' With Table <-.i .. -.;> .. i 610 Oji'i rTIHIS Machine has been awarded X seven.PRIZE MEDALS; at the various (com petitive trials iheld in Victoria and New Sputh, Wales, and is generally admired for its elegance of finish, the certainty of its' doing all that the most expensive ma chines are supposed to perform at one-half their'oust, and its extreme simplicity, as children are enabled to work it equally as well as adults. .., ; . fiti»>v ; THE " GEBMANIA " SILENT I . LOCK-STITCH SEWING- ' '.':■ ••■ machine; ■■// ■ Price .. .. .. «.''•■' .. £5 15 0" ■ ,- ■ , Withl9 extras, i-.is :-n:'. i ' This Machine has, obtained a world-wide notoriety, haying been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and has- takorr several Prizes in Melbourne, Ballarat, and Geelong, and is acknowledged by the Victorian Press as one of- the Best and" Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to the public.', '".■''. : ~ f ; . t ', A constant anpply of Needle*, Cdtton,: afad all extras, on: hand. ■ '•' ' .' An experienced Machinist always on the, premises to instruct .purchasers, and'lessons given gratis, il required to parties preferring/at their own residences In order to moet the requirements of all classes • ■ WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN... Note the Addrkss ■— -L ./. Montague's Fancy Bazaar, QUEEN STREET AUCKLA&D. TO "FARMERS. SETTLERS, BUTCHERS AND OTHERS, ; THE Undersigned are Cash Pur chasers of Hides, Sheepskins,- Tallow, Woo), fee,'&c, at highest markets rates L. D. NATHAN & CO., SHORTLAND ST.iIEET (Opposite Post-office), Auckland. TO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FARMERS, AND.OTHERS.: • THE undersigned are Cash Pub- CHABEEB of HIDES; SHEEPSKINS, WOOL. TALLOW, &c, &c, at lifirhest. market rates, in any quajntity. ,;.. ■ i • '' . . . Consignors direct -will have prompt and immediate Cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND BJ 0 S^, TANNERS AND L^TTIER MANUIf AOr.ITEE.RS, ' ' ' AttOKL IK D. '* SHQR T, L A N,p. ; S.XJI.E ET, 4I'MOST OrroSlTK GENERAL -POST-OFFICK. ■ ;•" i ■'•■■ ■'>'•*- '. ' ■'" '-' ' aoTJutf FI N 8! ■' m. IT J? TI NSi ' EJ n. PERCY, Wholesale arid Retail Muffin Baker, begs to inform the public generally that he will Re comtneucd Business in, th;e .above . line. To-morrow (Saturday), 24th inst, and trusts by strict attoution to btislnc.Mfmd an'arUtle eriualto that made by him wliefl in business 'before to merit a continuance of past.favors. . , . j .N.'B.-r-Toi:be had at Messrs' Calcy and Waters, Confectioners,. Queen street, j ',:;■, ■' ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. TO THE ELECTOIIS OF THE PROVINCE!" -._ OP AUCKLAND,.. , ~w :\ ., GENTLEMEN,— I beg to announce ithftt it is. my' intention to. offer myself as a Candidate for Election to the office of Superintendent of thte Province at the approaching: Gcnoral Election. . ,j, .wAliamson. . Auckland. 'Jatinary 7, I#T&. ; ' __4 •■ ■•"•)- •— ■■-,• •'••■ .- New.Zealand Coffees MiHs. \-'\, ■ ~E sTAjJLisiiKi) 1864.J ...' , 1>( . , 7jJ STEPHENS ON <& : CO". Xl/4 I. . ,Eave on Hand-and, for; Sale {—)••- < - Coffeek-iliaw and Roasied/ Plantation, 'Java. Native i in bond and'dutyprtid- •''' >" ' * ■■'li' 1"-' •'> Coffeei packed in lib, 21b, 41b, 61b, 71b 121b, 141b, :-: i 81b,,and 601b tins ~rr -, r f , v~, ~ . Peppers, black Raft 'white/ whole otf ground I. •■ '• fPeppersy packed in i-lb tins*nd>upwards . iUi<.U.ir!£ Peppers, Cayenne, loz cruets and bulk • , ;,..,.,-. fiiwe* Mustards Colman'sHb,'lib, and 71btins,! u jl«ai •' Curry i Powder,,. JVlorton'g, Cross ! & , Blackiroll a ■ and Jienga'., in i-lb and lib bottles Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's, and Epßi^ Chocolate, Erenolvllb.packets A U ! s /i ft 'Arrpwj:oot,llb;and 71b tins;.:.•, (•.,, ■• . ; ■■:■:-.{■> :• -i. : Nutme?j whol^ or grqund, in tins Qr,.bulk. ~., .■. Cloves1 •,: do , do ' ;...:,do null: '■ v...i\ b-h Ginger do; . .. do i v ,Jso^>Q.jjKi txnn ,;.'sii< <ni tCarraway do do do Cinnamon do ■ do. • r ,^-do-.- /*•'"' \"f i Pimento ' * do; : do* '> ' - do-:i v' ■' ' '-l '• 'Mixed Spices, in 1 oz. packets, plain and fancy box« 8 Mixed Spice, In ting, assorted sizes • >niti :! 'vAbn ', Essence of Lemoh and Assorted Esssnces ;, '3 j:v Ground Rico, in tin foil packets ioU :.,•.->,:.! I ,". ij Chicory,JJarty1 s Laine's;'and Colonial, i l : -y •■.'• -.ni i ■ HI i rQ ,■.■■;•..,• iVi k »{-l.i.Vi \ ixod ". : uOOJ \V\ t<\ „, D. Stephenson and Oo.i -;1! ,° WHOLESALE ' COFFEE SPICE BtERCHAN rJB ; ' WirNDHAM. BTIt^KT.';At7CKI;A»D ■; ' *';..__' • /~\"' \ • . - _. _ J .. _.. .. m .l .__ ~- r, ESTABLISHED 1?47.;] '[' Y_ /, i '' V'■. ,? *'^bEaiDKNT"j, .' :.'■ 'v.. ; ■:.'''.! > h|s excellency' 'TaEi.'doyEjEuSrps.'.•;•;.;>-' \\r-p l« ■■ • ■iVIt)E-PRESIDI!N*'i ' <V- r .iH!j:!M,.iIA ;';'i^J±MAM,^TTEA^i/;,EsQ^;' f 7 ,^'.1," £ The Bank is open dally'from 12 to 1 o'clock, also on Saturday EyeningeuJrom 7 to 9 o'clock. Any sum from Is and upwards received, for which 5 ; percent., interest is allowed. ; Everjl facility/given to depositors... s T 7L A. R. CAMERON, l.i :in.". . •■--'',■ V; U1 ■]"''•'■'' Accountarit. <i ; j ' REMUERA. 'ri''' ;T;':\^E^%VNu'^ery;^:.W dy geCtiiis Season will be forwarded free ta any fours, !|with which he may bo f avbtired. Tbe various ij ■ j arfe>!in fine condition ; and embrace numerous Wri Wnt> useful, and beautiful additions.! - il jrdahij Ageu^ W- WV™**.Co- -■■■:.;•-'.- ■ ;:.,' eferencj ■' ■ -N^; "- _^£_ »«* vul Jb ,-jahq f||3AIRIJA SAW MILLS. TO TIMIBEfe MERCHANTS, BXJILDER^," 1 i CONTRACTORS, &c. :."'., .t.y:i mHESE Mills being now in full opefSitiori, X i tte Pvopriotor^ beg --tp in,tiraatp. r , tjia^t they .tire"''preJD'jlreil' to"- 'exfebute' oVd^ra, 'for' Sawn-; Tim^ei; min'j^.ti'Jjm^l^di^p^^ill'.^.'a^ ;.o^c.9» iQqsi;wir]wfta^-«rtr.eot^ Auckland. «l>iß hataoa 'b»w«'£ }xo« ,!«« f -^'?M^!g/AG©ONAto, Agent,



rr^;. J;':;''g^ el i ane otgt i ;TOP OF HOBSO^BEET. j I [Established 1842.] i . 'T-.-.f FUNERAL tJKDERTAKEB, &o^ • '_ i Cenietery. Jlnclosyes or:^de to ; 6rder. 1 The Trade Supwaiw wltrn FmiNistriNasl"' : ■ WELLE S-LE Y~S^ REE T EAS.f... \ v:; Four Poors from 1?^: M t ,.,. W. R. HAYWA^D*S • CHEAP REDDING, j . rjp'ttOLSTEHY,' 4: .FUNERAL FUEN SHING M : ' fer- warehouse,!! ...-,„•, REMO V E D ;..,..; •,,',■• :: ■■■ 10 ■' ■ '''"' ;j"1 , " w'y NDH A M ST R E Bi^nii'i • jrj... ' (Next: Queen-street CoWier.) Eesidenoe and Shop: Corner of Pitt and grey,, - ■ '■ ' streets. , :',.■■ t> J ■ * -' . , . 01.11, COLOB, GLASS, .: ,AND. PAPERHANGINOS. ;HOUSE, SI9N, AND GENERAL. DECORATING J" '57. QUEEN STREE.T, . Nbxt' to Bank of Nbw Zbalakd. - J. -HENDERSON, Importer of and dealer in OH, White Lead, Turps, White. Housa Painters', Coach and Cabinet makers' Varnishes, Calico.Scrim. Clock and Compass Glasses, Brushes, &c, &a. ~;/VENETIAN BLINDS WIRE GAUZE, AND PEBFO.RATED ZINC , ; BLINDS. ■/IA'N be had at the Anckland Venetian Blind V>. Jjanufactory, Shortl&nd-street, tof any dimen sions, in any number, within; a'given time, of the BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. ( . , " iili PABTS OV-&RW Z3ttiliAM>. ; I ■:-■:&> -jtf: jitrSßY, f B"floM Practical Blind-maker and Wire-worker, many years eatabUshed at City Road, London, Imanufacturer of every description of Window Blinds, Plain and Orna mental Wire Wprk. (11l . •: , . ■: ■ , Old Blinds cleaiied, altered, repaired an painted. y .-'*.«■ ' • ''- ' ■ . ' .'''■'<■ 't : h. Lj r;:TENETIAN HOUSE. .' i SHpETIiAND STEEET, AIICKLAITD. , GOBB & CO.'S TELBGRA.PIIIC LINE OF MAIL COACHES. .'{■-■ ' ■'■ TIME TABLE. f Leave Auckland every Monday,1 Wednesday/and ; ■■ ;:„■ ■•; Friday, at 0 a.m.:, for— : .t,-; :;. i i fiii.-i"! [• >'fai'\ di -' ,'-: '■■-•■ ■■ ■■' t: d. Otahuhu.. .. 2 6 Point Russell ~*,.,15.0 P»patoetoe .. 4 C Ngaruawahia .. 30 0 ' papakura .. 6 6 Hamilton, .. 35 0 Drury .. .. 7 0- '' •!Cambridge .. 40 0 iLoavo jiamiltoni every Tuesday, Thursday, and • .!■ !..,,". Saturday/at.O a.m., for-- |,j gg ir.3if Ngantawahia. ".. 5 0' Papatootoo . .', ,30.6, Point Russell '.. 20 0 Olalmhu .. .; '32 6 >Drury ...-.1.^27' 6. i ''Auckland ': .. 36 -: 0- Pap*kura ~v ,:...,28, q. ', . .. ■■■ . .-:i ■: :-.:.; i .Leaves Hamilton, at 8 am.,, for Alexandra. ( e.ycry Tuesday'apd S^turda}'': 'teaves Alexandra at'l2'hoon ' for ifamiHoin^toViket til* Coach for Auckland, every Ifoniliiy and Friday. rjlil'i ..' -,.1- ..'<■'• '< Parcels forwarded to all parts of tho Waikato, and . must be paid for beforo leaviug ,tho oiUco, r We don't hold ourselves responsible for any parcels value over KjN-M •■■ ■' -- DAILY TIME TABLE. \'ni, x. !■ Leave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri day, at 6 a.m., and oyei;y Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; at B'a.m!, fbr f. p : OtahnhU' '■<■ i Papatoetoe ;■'/ ; p^pakflrahii ~,.: JJ -;,. 1 j-!Drutjr. liiiov? <KK>, Leaver Jprury every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri ,day, kt-lSnootf,'ana'every Tuesday, Thursday, and iSffurday. at 4 o'clock p.m.', for Papakni^, PapatoetbeJ ■'Qtahohu and Auckland. . . — ■—-. -- - Leave Auckland at 3 p.in, for . J ,.,. v ~ — i Otahuhai* J. IIAILOIUi Papatoetoe ; f\i I Papakura Drury Leave Drury at 7.30 a.m. for si SI PttpkKttfki i"-"KK>fO .".'Pftpitoetoe" :f '' "A .- Qtahnhu Uiikl L:\- •;. i.>:ji ■• j ■>.«! r Gurriages,, Buggies,, or Saddle Horges can.- b%;hired Hot all parts/of the" province..,"' k "~, " , , 'Jso6<Kli;p" Qffick :—"Elltott-stkekt." ' , ' , YY j"J Eisnßtslsi ' C ( G QUICK, Proprietor.1 x |y i j.ljj:::.-.' J:i H; MOFFLIN. Mftnagor.' " ..-.,{ ~, i*.ii-j hi :-j t !i;u. i^i-i'ig L.i Itvt: ,'. :>;t v-r.^K . ■-. >U-i vac cAROMATIO.. ■ii •' m'lojlv/ m SGHEIDAM SCHNAPPS ; oJ* o* v f ts'i Ovil: (KBOISTERED). . ■ !*i JlsollJ OjiJ '"iVis an indisputablefact tiikt the;advantages of thii: perfectly pure beverage have now rendered it the most largely consumed of any"iniportea spirit, thed"ernand thrtraghou$ t the.- whole, s pf ihe,i 'Australian-• colonies •.^lmost exceeding 'the capability of: the proprietor to supply. ■' ■' ■! . '/Wolfe's Schnapps is now occupying the place held in pasty.ears by inferior .brands of gen^jira, .ths.me'dical profession testifying to its excellence over these and other adulterated Spirits', including French brandy, in' no es* than '■ ": ' , r .TEN THOUSAND LETTERS, .. • which are'ln the'p'6ssessl6ri of the manufacturer; all certifying to its perfect purity and marked superiority over Jevery other stimulant, as a dinretjc, tonioi'ind restorative. " -, " „...,.< ;. ■~ 'The Resident Physician of the Sydney Innrrnary' says :—f" I have no hesitation in stfttingthat T consider vyour i »-, imqit TexceUent stimHilant ■ and;' diuretic. ' , ; . v f ~,.„; :..;,>■. , : .T,h« Government Analytic*! Chemist," Melbourne, ' says.:—A« a sampla of hollands gin, Ido ticit'think" itv ' c,an be surpassed* ■ Jt,;may bo irecominended- fbr use in'hbspital and private practice as a good aromatic stilriulant." n ~ f . . -i •:> j:•: GA'UTION. An injunction agaiMt-the-saleof-a'-connterfßited article lias recently been^ granted in the Supreme .Court faf New South Wale's; -under a: penalty of £30,000.; and we are instructed, with a view topro tect/tha public, tp prosecute any oao offering for siiio any imi,tatfpn ot 'the geiiuine l>rand', for wliich we are the .soltf Whosale Agents for the whole; of i Australia ,ana'NcV-.Zealand: nn-ji': .; ■■• i '.niv.". v^h-.i's. tlh^fi hi .jfL. lUNATHAN &-GO. v i .J __.u:»:ui> I -s-ni xiaad &vad o* ifioqq* '--Agents. '•: \]fj 1 a ';;\ •;[;-;-;' / ';\ ;:'; j; ';; '■/■■";'■)}' • r r -Jq'''i-M: ]j <■■>. !..jvjii"> :*■■'• ■• \laidnt i;.-'.r <;TO!-T IE QETHE POyiNCEOr, TFNc smpiia^^witt I}te r^qjiest'.pf. ji. lfge.ni mber of, tj&e -Electors, I'have to!announce" v; ■-.■' y/:jf;><' nfuu ■ "''i"-'-?^" I'," G. ■']'■ -. j that it i my> iiitefatldn to become- a Candidatefor :the Office of Supwintenilent'ftt the forthcoming ifectioh. iiit,'? !/')-..:r,;f':'f :..■■ ■■••^'■*■'!■■. . niupii.rji. \j?.^l take ;«$> early opportunityl of meeting th 6' , * * . I hst&b lur.; ", r).fci" oi aMjsyfiq ,'atjill J^6tirfgj ari^j eypJMningl n»y: ,vlew* v.p»TqxiMttoits.i) HUGH H. L.USK )



' tacellaneous. £m l; :i i2t.' : o.T i.c c. ' •.■■...■;. l ,ii^^'%' ti J_ .■• ;, ■■■'! ■■>■ .. i- ' ..ji-fij') >i rftTTE public are informed that I[haye" JL obtained a License frem the City Council Office : j for the Kemoval of Rubbish or Night Soil. The lowest price charged, and satisfaction guaranteed. ■ , q- Orders may be' left at the City Council Office; orat Mr Sceats' British lloteL . ABEL FLETCHER, EST ABL I SHED 18 59 PIANOS. PIANOS. TTrfe'TjAIiOEST'STtIOTC' OF TKSTnUM-E3M fsff. To be seen at HOFFMAN'S AOAD EM V OF ,MU SI Gfcx 38, ShoHTIiAND-STIIEET. ' Pianos and itki'rrtonltims for Sale or Hire aWl^ the deferred payment system from £14 to £125. Every iristrnmerit 'guaranteed.; and kept in June one"" ytuff after purchase, free of charge. Instruments of every description Timed and He. paired', Bought,-Sold; and taken in exchange.--'.'- iu*lj -■ : . THE iCUEE IS AT HAND. ttOLLOWAW. ' OINTMEN^ ■; I ' Scorbutic Eruptions,''as Spr'e Beads andScr'ofuUnti'^ Swelifrifjs. —IT this powerful Ointment be Well runbey*."* into1 the'parts affected all'skin disease 'will be'speedildi'iq ,overcdnie;<>r It acts not .by repression,' taut repulsion,' no I It enters the system as salt enters meat, arid operates,u not locally only, But constitutionally purifying tlie ' whole' jystern, neutralizing 311 depraved huradtiraj"l3' and effecting a radical and complete, cure; TheßUlrpta should be taken as. an A-uxlliary to the Ointment, »,.•,,( ■they, aw so prepared; ;as.'to, act in; unison with, ft. ~ facilitating and confirming the conquest of the jliaeasßlU'- rj Diplheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat arvd-QuinSey.—'EiHfiol) above complaints have for twenty years been fereafed an with Hollo way's Ointment and Pills with perfect; success. The cures have been p so remarkable, speedy, and numerous, that these often fatal diseases are'mort 1'""! ' easily cured &y these medicines' than even the common; dl sore throat, 5f taken in time. . ■ ■'. - ; .;;. n , jj|. ff I The Kidneys, Stone and Gr.avel.~-. In these. cpmplainfir \ the Ointment" almost' acts like a charm, pro'" viding it is very effeetuallymbbed over the'regions of J'i'J the kidneys, which it will penetrate and give alflwiiod} immediate, relief, while the PiilE should betaken.,.,^ according to the printed directions, when the'inon. . extraordinary cures may be effected by thisiTneans! •'•/" JOt '■ Bad -Legs, Bad Breasts, Scrofulous Sores, vamfcii'f Gldndv,lar Swelling—ln .-nich cases- the Ointrnpn^gi/, operates surely and.with.a rapidity .that resembles v . magic. It should be rubbed into the piirts affeet&ii1"! after they iiave beehfonientod with luke warm'Wftter'.iyia The purifying and curative 'powers of this marvelldmtrod iinguent have neve/failed. ;An, phi spre,-wound,.or,.,u ulcer always yields to its influence, and in cafes.ofbsid ' breasts, or' milk fevers; fls action -is woft'derfMJ' °* ' Glandular swelliiige may soon be reduced by following oil -the printed.directions. .-; - ' ■,}'■ \\>\\sei ■ ,Tlie Action of the Heart — Dropsy. —The last named .' " 'disease is commonly preceded by. irregular action'ol - the heart r and difficult respiration';' which symp.WflaTfiu are always severe, and ever go from bad to worse unje«&j/oi{ proper means of :cuse are resorted, tp. 1.-. In; Hpllowayfi», unrjvalled Ointment and Pills the' dropsical patient * ,_. will ever find succour ; the present relief derived from- R" the Twe-'ofc these.remedies is* ■ marvellously quickJT and perseverance in the steady applicatioii^jjj of this famous -Ointment invariably . ; results in > a cure. *'; They 'act with' sucli ef/ergy "dn |tna 11 circulation and absorbent system that the dropsical tV. fluid vanishes, a,nd the sufferer finds all the .oppresßiT«a<,jn symptoms daily decline till natural health. re|urn^.. tZTj ''.Gout and Rhuuinalism may be cured'with the',", greatest certainty" if large quantitiesof''the1 Ointments be well :worked-into the-,complaining parts, and thiariflO perseverjngly done for some time/ ;Iti? JJP'Use^9"f[of smear'it on'the skin only, "it must be "got, into tn«";'rj system.' Take' a~s rriahy Pills nightly as will act two 0* .„" three-times during tnei24 hours; gchewthe use'bTw'i coffee,, and All.stimulants. When I these consplaintt.s o$ are leaving the,system .the virulence ol the, eoraplaint,, ( - „ frequentlyseems toincrease."." . . '.'." ".'/' " :: Indiscretionof'Youth.-^Sbres, ulcers, and swellings'^7' ; c^n with; certainty be;:cured if ithis Ointment ;be:l ytf ' thorouglil.y rubbed all.,round the complaining parts nß \r twice or thrice a day, keeping them covered^ with . ~i linen rag spread with the sa,me, .. . .. "•3!'"-1 The Pills nitlst be 4»kon according to the-printed'A ..directions.i,..l|he Wood being,in ian < impure ,istate o < () ij ' perseverance is necessary. From humane motives , m letters of. advice will ,be, .answered giatuitously ff . To ,' sstve carnage; the';'Pilli tfnd'Gihtmtint "should-be ob-J ' tamed in the:neighb(Jurhood.6f<tnfl sufferer, and ;ivptf.;-j9B ' from Hollow.ay's. Establishment,.,■(,,.. . •., f ~.„.,. ~<{")" 1 'BoUllKeOintment and the Fills "slioul&be used in th.? .„ following cases: — . Bad Legs: 9! ata Cancers + ' »<IS6»)dBOJ«(£fInJI iU Bad Breasts Contracted and . Sote.Nipplea ..; !.--,\[n Burns , r ;,, s.Stiif joints , ( Sore-throatsj./ Hl imgm fßuniom'' ' ' 'Elephantiasis' !3kin-dlsease ' : . [Bite of Jlosnuitos :-' : <SduV«vy-:' • '■■: ■' VW* andS4nd-i'lies. Oeut-<:! id) h JSore-headgfkf1 itU Coco-bay, . . ..QUnllular, Swell-Tunipurßr-. ~.., •Chiego-foot " 'ings' ' trlcers " ",1 „, Qhilblains .Lumbago AYpunds ■«»"«» Chnppfed Hands '■' Files Mi *« §'■ ■ • W\v* Won^ftil I U. Corns (Soft) IKlieuniatism •ifftnoq ■ * + * Tliens: is .a cpsjsiderablie . saying, by. taking th* •, larger sizes.' "'' "' ■' *" " '.' N.8.-^ ■Directions for ■ the! guidance of'patie"fats-vin'«'isfl every dlto^der.'are atflxed-;to .cach.'Pok. .':> AI .8931117 ' -. ;.,,; :■: .- :i-M ;:i: V ! ■- ■ ;■■; = , :<•< il/ .eliyujio'J Uni: aiasbtm tT 0 L LOLA ¥' S i:;. BI LJEaS.i« .JLJL . . : : ,, ,j. a• 1 _.;; (f :;.; -. , :; •(,■ X, ofllßMt * To Purify the Blood.— These Pills have b.een placeQ [ >bythe common consent of mankind at tlielie'ad of ajl^rj' ~remedies for removing 'obnoxious ..poisons!f*dirilftßA" blood, and cleansing all the tissues of the body _Th9J!ji;«')t have saved thousands year aftQf year frqm'Jalling ikj^i j sacrifice to the effects of dyspepsia, dysentery, diarrhcea» constipation, liver complaints, ic./a fact atte'stea.by' '"; 1 myriads'of \vitnesses.'' Excessive weakness arid debility l< the! \yajninga |cf .decreasing^ orgahic energy and! Vital sAtm decay, are, restored^-nnd, .reanimated '■ with ; vigp,ur an_d KiJfi;) q 'he'althfuTactidn iri-every organ throughout"the system' "J fey-thfe restorative and exhilirating influence 6f thfa" 9V98 Imadioine: i ■ m Biaainu add I . innJ*t [•anntfon A j. ,,-JPemql^jCovvpUvm^, ;-A}l disorders o|thefteXjj&Ba^jjCl "diseases in every "crisis perilous to the life'and health j t . i 0 :6f woman, youthful or aged, married.or single, may be- - .' Jadlcally and qidclcly'cured without risk or'trdublß'by fly .-a ; fgW doses'of; tbesef,Pills,'■Jtak.ert acoording Xp t^eimo-Hj prjn ; te:d directions,,; i ~•• ', 1 ..< ~.,,.,...,.-,'• '• .-,*<;[ ■jdi lo 1 indigestion with Langour and'"Want, of Energy.—,, n 'When taking these Pills 'rub Holloway's cel^aWd;'. 3. v* Ointment over the pit'>ef th« stomach; and bvefcithesa.'iiißf regions pf the liyerj j on. : the right, side under thjerib*;} .nil ot and you will at once experience a change for the better j^jj in'your digestion, spirits, appetite, strength, »nu' . energy. : [<lTh6"' improvement) • tlipu^i W> may '-'W al gca4ual willbe thcttough and lasting. ;j: : t r - , D»ifoil9»*B| Dropsy.— Th^eflicjxcy.of Holbjway's P. ills in. dropsy, 7i |j[jJ is extraordinary.' They act with such peculiar effect. ■■ . iUpon Ihe Systeni,' that r the fluids arising .Jrbm- >Iffll*'r JJ ~,, direful disease'are'irnperceptibly'carried off)i.and>Ti»B-("«',i'« ventedfrqni any ; furthev aecumnl^tion. \ The'suff.erefy.iHiiH regains a buoyancy of spirits, and rejoices in a/co.nv-^jjjy/' ipletely renovated constitution ;but it is indispensably :, necessary th»t the Ointment shouldTbe most effectually "} "■■ i rubbed intp ; tlieicomplaining parts.^!;,; \:illl-r<:<ii sAt *9 ■ '•■ Stonvofh, Liver,.JfCiflncya;and Bowels. -^Those, whp ( ~ O g{/s ..mffer f,rom tile arid'liver complaints should tr^'tlte ,-, ■effects of this valuable. remedy,-''a' fewddses of whicH ~ will anake the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous, rel-n'jWW irnoving all impurities, giving, a healtliy action: .to-.tte iW liver; if bilipus attacks be allowed to continue, seriou*. ,;jJ,|oj) ' casualijtieS may arise/ and the sufferer be 'cbn'signed'to *' ji ■abed di sickness. lii-all disorders of the kidneys th« s'\, m Ointment, should tys well rubbed into the bade oncMofc il« ■ , twice a'day.: aiid the Pills,, acting in unison, -TffilJ.;<WiKiiJoß» "ajiy conipliuntarisiiig fro'mtliese organs. ''* "", -mesb , 'Pitfil—Shortness-of'Breath iviih Weahnm.—Y^Tf"",. •bad symptoms,.' which. if not;corrected, may tenitoxfivI"**'1 "**' ! onie;serious disordersgf t h or other vital prgans. Eat'moderately pfv ' \ /.take" six Pills' nightly for someliUle time;, (ivKii'plentyJpf fr.efeh air with tnOdbrbtW exereisd, and the human machinery will be quickly restored to health, and vigour. "Try this but ior.three . <n days only, ahid'the result-will be marvellous.- '" l Viow^l Complaints incident to Children. ■■^*All complaints of cliildren may, sp9n:be cured, if pare, be taken tg pyryXK A , their bipod, correct the action of tlie liver, and cleahse ,j o |, tli'e st'oriiaeh ancl bo\fbls i afew doses of these faindujJ . <j Pills-will .imJnednitfely have the- desired effect,^- tioulaiiy if paicentsbie.carefulin not allowing them itOJlija*'1 eat,of. tilings which they; know would be injurious, vj? u J i(,fi* themselves." " ' J-~-V '■ ■ " ■ -.*■- "'■\," , jftt Roltoioay's Pills are thebest remedy knoum in ' :> 't ';•/■.!. •! world for the following diseases:— :;i:": ~ Agtfe- ; <i'j 'ii; Female" Irregu- . King's Evi iM a^J>> Asthma hsouifl vlar,ities. . ; .. ■ Sore-TUxpat^jiv/I."jj>'»*"*' Bilipus j Com- Fbvers of all kinds Stone and G-ravp u & \ol 'plalnte Fits . , Secondary Symp 4 , t/ Blotches -wic-'thoo6ut :;i ■'• toms ' I(J fl' /Id. -a Skin: -~t .Headache- . ■ Tic DouloureJtf.wH^i** Bowel Com- .Indigestion t, Tumours, , gotino&Q&M plaints' tiiflammation " "OTcer " ,~. w.ftfoJ 'Colics ' Jaundice Venereal Affeo*'■'..' tl ,t Constipation of Liver Complaints tions ; ■i"t- i< '' E-"' ~ the Bowels Lumbago ..; ■; Worms of all : : » fl* Consuniption Piles kinds < rabißw Debility ■' ' Rheumatism' Weakness, from . . l(l \ Dropsy Retention of whatever causM- " Dysentery XTrine T<J &C., &c. f '. V^here ia a saving by taking the, jw ! larger sizes; ■ l*WaK»\ -i!■__.._- jvP aim ' ■v.'"if "£vj • 'N.OB.'—Directions for the guidance of patients In ;y s >eyetrdi3orderare r ;afljxe4; v to ;^aqh;Bpx.;: ..;^ : .ir.nij: 'O/f,