THE MURDERER SULLIVAN.

-' SOfa'i.' INTERESTING; B_VR^icULAEi3. 'f' | As considerable *" interest"' '"* appears to | attach to the movementsi of this ruffian,-who is how at Mfged' to*the danger of ber Majesty!* subjects, we have ,been at,.some trouble to $,|^y.particul^s;in:reference tohis Jnison career, \and the reasons which imme diately led to his discharge. It seems that fqr years-past ShUiyan has looked upqnhini. j Self as ah injured man,, and has been a source of great trouble to the head gaoler and his sub ordinatesyWe believe that for- many' months past the visiting '> Justices!■■ have he^er made :• their, periodical, visit .oi inspection "to.,the prison;, .withput. hayihgiMto'' listen.'.Jto.icbm- ■ plaints againstjthevariou^gaobofricialSi'and I particularly against the,head gaoler, for the* ? 4^S4'detentien.of,Sullivan'.,, -But'ashe was ' received under a warrant signed by the * Superintendent,, to s whom,-were delegated ' the powers 'of. the/'Governbr, of course the I governor of the Gaol could not part with his S prisoner until s he, had sufficient authority so I to do. During the late visit of the' Governor j Sir.James Fergussdh,' Sullivan; thinking it j P, efba^ a feyourrible,opportunity^petitipned I b, 1? .'Excellency ,fdr 'his relwse. on 'the* old i §£&## being illegajly^nicustody., Whether; tbi^.ted^tphis. release and attempted -trans* portation to" America,'we 'cannot say; but' £ft a.£, P is -that shortly Wtex^&tcl^:a;war)reintl' *?.?■• .hi? .releasei-came. down,'from-the author!-,1 ties..-:; One reason that.he alleged a'gaihst'the! gaoler as the cause of his detention Was that, hp^as so .useful a man in! the prison,' .where he was often employed as a mason and brick layer, and at general, odd, jobs. He appears to have been fond of reading while In prison; af d a work! on phrenology Especially studied by him in his cell, and is well worn. The fly deaf of this bears the names .of Sulli van s wife and two children,' for whom he seems to have entertained .considerable affeo tion. In connection with this phrenological \°?? c 43? f^ht .state "that Sullivan carried .- Sbdut With' him for yearsl' andtook" wit)*' him' into v priSon; a!: phr<toblb|jical. analysis' "bf his ?~J* Y^?te>, whieh'was maaer'm^April- of lboV.i This analysis appears to "have been used by the prisoner in connection with the book referedto. ;;lt' is very crumpled and dirty, and seems to have'been treasured up With.peculiar, care,, s To show, the estimation in which he^-Was held 'by 'the! phrenologist, we give tbe.contents'-ofthe paper—" Phre nplpgipafy development;! together. Vwithtv the character of Mr of Mount Korong, April 30, lSSy.^'A'ft'er'giving the various hguresdesenptiveofthecomparativeintensity t* he«7 an??.3.'P. assionsi the paper goes on to say,' This gentleman has a very ftrong temperament. Hei is~weirsuited to endure f!. %W£> .ifpdfmuch musculaihexei-cise _hiifi|" °Ws?Ff sSe has; in his. character, a> very, great a£r^ffiS®B!' *SBM -is< Y^ry.fond of both ladies a?d}?hiklren;i cares little formoneyt-hardly enough to.jnake^or'retain-a fortune; hut he is very cautious, 4' cirduh!_6pect;: and''di^brebt. Ihegreat fault in this head is, that firmness resoratipn,7-3trehgth,;-and.pefsevei-ahcbj ofwill are not large enoughs hence, he is too easily influenced by his friends "and circumstances.' He should study firmness >hd self-confidence. He is kmd-hearted ,^spd|Jiberal, extremely soc,, > S taste ' love» heatnegs, and calculates well. He would, make a famous seaman, r^ er ,' ,&c- Let hini Be careful in the choice of his friends*.-qP,, SoJHER.", ftpnn n» It is pretty generally, believed'" that Sulli vfl»;g«j% of the, cold-blppded-.murder , ot ya& uhfoHunite man James abd that he bad confessed as much.,, pS Althiuffb~ i%a.'« mf a^'Wds^tiXM s!S^ sl£ a:^# i;lf^ffcer'';iiis'^w^ioh; • anf wfflle, ,14 the .Dunedin gaol, averre&ovbr; and^ j Y-0r again. that he never .made, aim such conffi^sion, % and that,the .authorities i had no right to detani.hipj in gaol omthis, .account. On one occasion (about~two years ago), sub sequent to a letter bpingisent to Sullivan's wife (then residing..; hi b Melbourne) by the Hon Mr GMborne, SplHyan expressed -wish to mak^a! Mafembfit in refefenbbLVd thb'mur der of Battle. * WWWftMon was taken never having%eeri-p^eViou^^hblißhed we "MM#' .belif™, that, ifcarill Ihomas Sullivan, wafiff company with, three- JBfiiiniamatf Bftb&d M^bs#Tlib&a^Kbllyl an&Phdlip Oiray^ w^^ tBSJwS W^WAoialL rfpurj leftcar" plaeei called Canvas Town td'Kprbceed-%bwardSf' Nelson^- P'-crtfWaikSjj jmjk £bi^x^ei mm»* wheai-'ib-btft^fbiir'^ife^ Wm S I met a Mr Cooper,*. thesßWherifof _*;:*efft»h'.> ment house. I bid him~good morning, and passed on unJttQß iiHvSdTatShis house. There his wife cam,e;ioutvi3ndihad a conver sation with me. 1 tfigh gprocggdb^.^e(nl3l^ journey nntib about- nppn7;wheh.l;made a* nre and some^tk^df^hic^^iPpa^tfiok, and something to eat. After"Waiting, a..short time,Jth^LiiM^inaiHed^ihrV J Pihlk tba^ tea already being &ade~for them. ,Tbey. werpj ;tsk-ingi'3omevw_ieh'( wiitiM < 'ciine #l6n&I carryings along^handled shovel and ra,'hm '6 ver * hi^houldbfei' ,&was^skedll^ 4feKifie tea. He passed on without. spe'aßng..." I' stmMwm^^Xw&the m%hM,gQt(outr.ofAhearingisdistahcer 'it>was remarkedsbybKelly^rLevy^ia^nbt'pofetive Wi ihan;__ppeared;tbJ_iive^oke i n MPftc^eii,,;Waning .'gbia.,!.:*Asdisfeufesion tookj place. ..-I^emarked' that <th'6i''mai_f f was toouibadly^^ldthbd'i^hb #$ either gold or money he would nbt'tw^witK'such bad boots. My remarked that, was,done often —to pass.€lbng^asn'f-theV;W r e A-inlserable. Buigess then said i^i& e^lTon: fbUow-Jhim, wnere he is copie from,_asTi§looks very much +i %ft es,caWrea^%v^ithhimrw'L* then toblfmrs^g-ancl leftmem 'tb Iblfow" me. when they" lhM Jdbhe rtheir r"meal. I travsed new two mifes~wbbn-I .obgeryed a man-fbnJ h^seb'abk'i "talkin^'mH 1 tfes 1 mahr T^i^ a-^?^- h vrse^ ack"dai*"e_orL: towards ..me 1 bid hnk the time of dayy^ andWbrtbbk'' tie man I went after. Jlnrcbhversation. with ton I learned hbahad^b'een^'at-Wbfk for vi I?^', at Peloruffr^utting flax, and was nljt iable ffl learnt sufficient -at Ltime^ to support himself, as-he had to pay a andilhat he_was,goingf't« N^lsoni-toi^be'vaiid get^pa*ssage.ih^diab*bf jrtheac'ittlb,>sh^ps^ ?^l!M?^'tojpmfiJrtKe eaptaah^raH^ie' a^^!^Whalei_.fprimany yfcam'l //Ehstt he hadjbeenaOyearsin'Tasmania/ _r£&__ tfijlny in ohiUJb.eliiwlw.n6" On • looKWg^it waa'aßurgesaioi-yery^mnchuout of bre^h^yy^ndfKelly'a-little: behind "Him. in IronJ?, ; of,the man,to(obserFe-hiH;poeket^at*;the ■jam^time^sMn^meWhat^l df^him (meampg the J^)^^;g^ipea^ l S. ic_i(i;not *r sE 6£«iP«^ mai-, l !then£stopped i .l Attbistitne.KellyJand Wy.we^iiHtea^^ Us?.- .p^' r i.^iii n g S™,? ? e put becaZ Stl°n to. me- «S_^SS wE P^f^onate, and wished;tbJkiow answered that ttfc^^(^SSrs^nd, PejAmrasfwellas^nyfohetwhat:^ iiie&4 -Ak Wish to answer such a ouestioi ston atlDg WOuid-tbe stop him asjjanyadhffscould^efea-th^th^fc want^^^^^^^^^^' P Dg ferf>^o*i.ftd money 9r 1

gold he would never travel so many miles in pain for the want of better boots, and I believed he had not the price of a nobbier. Kelly took a different view: he said he believed the man to have come,from-,fche Wakamarina diggings; and had somo^old.'' If he'came^frpm a station he would not carry a shovel. I then said the shovel was used at his work clearing the flax. ,Le,yy said if ,he, had bis way every one that came hlohg ;the "track should be stopped, and especially this man, as the ; man believed there wras something wrong. I said not j the bestplan would be to go on quick i and pass the man, and bid him good evening, \ and he would not see us again, as he could |go on one side until he passed us, for by ! stopping him we should have to keep him a : prisoner all night, until the four men came [along the following day.' Burgess asked ;meif I had taken .^particular notice of the ; man's pocked as I.walked:, alongside of him. tl told him that bad" some dirty rag, ; which, L,.,believed; he .used as-iaj .pocket .h-thdkei'chief. "Tat the ~skr£e time'observed Kelly,and Levy, thafrthey had better pass fbyj.tbe-jnianji/and^se^^for themselves if I iV^i^^.^^^^^iJ^iQ^S'.^MoQ^'i^Wfl all | startedover the ;Heringa: Bridge together. T [then believed thatmy plan Would be adopted,'. : to'piss the ■ main; .andgo; onI.' ',' I, walked, ahead, I |a'^d overtook this man again,' when,.the 'man jsaidj!? Are you going to Nelson to-night ?' I' answered Yes. The man then asked me some ' questions about some, whalers.' Burgess, Levy, 'jand,Kelly,passed us. ' I was at this time talk ing of some whalers whom we'both knew in i;Hob'art:T6w'h.' :LAt thisi'part of_ the track .there were a "great many bends around the (saddle, of the hilL ".Jnj a iew minutes . after "Burgess' and the others had passed Burges.l !and Leyy pame .down -ihe bill towards us carryihg.no iswags. Burgess waslooking on the [ground, as if he had lost something. He had Ibis right, hand in/ the[breast of his shirt. I balled oui to know what they Were looking ' pQ&j,." Burgess,said he had lost, his- knife.;;'l; ■turhed my headtq,'loqk.down the track to see if I^cbuld se y e it. When J turned my head iback,_Burgess and Levy, were close to us, and Kelly y x/Co.mipg towards 113. j Burgess * Arjeyr from bis,breast a! reyolyW, presenting it;at':,the ~man, V saying, ..f Come,, old fellow,' let's see what gold, you have about you.' Kelly passed, having a revolver in bis hand ; he weflt> towards the bridge; that" we; crossed. The man said,-:'I have-no gold.' .rHe'threw jdown a-bag hei was carrying; 'catching hold ;bf a knife.thatherh^d.inhis' sheath in his belt. -'" At moment some one discharged |a gun frbrh'up'the road; 'which sounded blose by. Burgess said to me, "•' Go, and get- stick (meaning his gun)'/ and see- Who .it is, firing; you ;will,find it.rou,nd,t_ie jco'rner/^ got as fair as'Burgess'swag, which was lyings open,' the ■■ straps taken /off 'it^'l heard thd' m_iji,-;lialloo. oup, V. Do ydu War_t to murder ine'?'"ahd hea_rd-Burgess reply, 'Yes, if-you give-the pay out' (meaning making a great noise). . I went up the track better than,a quarter of a mile, when another discharge of! [ a gun took place, whichsbunded close to me, but,up.the track., I then got off; the:trabk pn the hillside, ;ahd I could hear men.,talk ing. I went along until I .sighted Frank-. iyn'Pi £lat. r , .1 the£ .observed three rnen^ two pfwhom had guns-j' 'they1 were carrying iitjr theft^JHand^i f wh£t r ,tp!>';be'- wild pigeons_.,-i' Jiwaiteici till i± saw. thein',oross the fiat and proceed toward Nelson. I then hastened;back by't^e tracks-'aiid after where ihe ..swags' were lying Jrsaw I^eilly walking at' a distance up.andi :dowu the road; 'He came; to me. I asked-him where Burge^irand Levy ■jvere with the man, _apd at the same time told him what lliM'seehup^fie track. I was diao&aßiug^With'Kelly upbh'the -fblly ,6f stop-' ping .this -man, aft we^ should have to watch i bim*-tirhi|jht,' and be would'"be found to have nothing' oh him." About this time it was |ettiijg4arh;. I observed Burgess and Levy poinihg' uj[f^he;K_iillside from';^ ~yery„ deep yallej^^ ca'rrying^vvo.^saddle straps in bis hand that w^fe'takeln qff'Burgess hiss arouSed-^thiit something'wrong Was dobe;'-. While I remained talking with Kelly my bafik" •#as towards a cuttiflg,"o"h"the hillside to form •&*e>jytf^^^ [ M||§ S|^||_^|*^4^lJfc|H|' jie^l ! o£s^sqoJ.V a r.Qcfc/..to.denote-'where T- Had seen Burgess and Le^ycbihedtt the! road;' Ij-O then related, wholchad seeh, and what they Had with them^wiLwas their, toldi by .Burgess* sto; go on to Franklyn's Flat,-±andTtiakera fire pre the skeleton of an old hut, as we intended * shopping-there-that night,- and in the mean time Burgess would make u^hib* swag afresh, _[ sitUhjuyingibeeflLiO^enfed as atyprvel-tatfedUSdidT "after ua.'time.ithe three^bamesml ha^ thkeh tbe^illy'WithMfelto;"^ ■rtift'^fy^ydA |?ffring.:;''t"he' ( tnne. : l;Jli,e^ having yteaijti inquired' what'they"had done' T|ith the man. Th.eiraaswer.iroinjjßurgesE. . was,—LHe—is—alL-right^— -Then —Burgess passed three one-pound notes rf and- some-4 BlWe&WEfvfpS}! tT_'e'hTem%ked it'^Was nbtg 4o*0;; 3r3Mtlpws*awhile !.:;to-; gt'ick^-___m;;*up;: ac there Is a proof >:v my <i -W_)rds!werejia.igh:tj. •^hd._-_.-tbat-. -,-the— man- -spoke - -the - - truth; .With tha]t, .gurgpss ,S£(,id .1 .piqralised, like -a. parson,4_nd-got int6-a'passibnl:/ 'K'elly'saidit' iwas all fish that came r to"thre yet. -After a desultory co#rers_.tioh_ Burgess and Levy bMftw^<"^ hp,d toiL^geti, 7!the., :i :;man(:.'<.dQwn>i*-the 'hill, off the track. Burgess said-^ The* D lwas'* the. td_igheat„old..-brute-ever._be .bad -to do With; a Kellycinquiredrv'Tougher^ than youj k|idw;Whb'? 'B^e'sis said, 'j^i, Levyf remarked he had a mind to'shove'the knife ii^to hiiiir j Jtetfrjgeaa .thetij saidv;thi£!th^^ 'W he pu^cjnjli^'w-^'tQe^miUch'fo^^ (no.eaa-7 ing the way'heheld'him'lxy'ytbe wind-pipejt 7 As Burge^p &©/ waftn^ohe-iandm -I&llyhadi an, argument tUpons .theticf-itf-'plan" ofichoking anyone, K^y-.sajmig'thaj-f ,;itOi& he whplearned; Burgess how to ; dq it- Burgess ;hqcsmel&]QgeM ah&.ri me^butißonrerremarl-i Ihad-'riiade^ifelativi" l Tj.ertwn..;}'tn%tj jM,..Daan ': ftaji' ia,nythj_dg^ iojbe. stepped for. I'sWjtha^l.had'give-i^off'ehCe' bj? _jpeaking/too^reely.?! t r/sttdde_dy.lgbfcup 1 and put the fira a together, v<and;. i haying had my .tea I.saMyii^ouTd^gd' and^atherWome^ firfe^ddd-ipr tH^^igh^;as4i^W^ At i^Sist^nce^rdm-thftifireii gbt^mi'ipositidn' )to • watch .the ieafaires'of"the ■three, •) bat1 jjiW^y" lo^s&^£-&ty4vsced A A ' let^tlLeln':; £%6s T_ iFas^ftt^^-iiJj^^i^We, j-SVOQd.s i_l.'Btuli.wasi,watchinga their; 'features* to jjvidge whetherthe^'wes?^ biy W^f^^W^WwWliJ^^JMm th6ugbfi of a' ruse. I r^turhedi ,with. adoad. ofjvfood, and-laughihg^in'ambst.'immoderate manned--Bn^e^^'isheli'tbjujiow what I laiighHigjib; -.h I, tpJ4 fi ic^af. >titie, nbwi'way he;; had.ofedeaßatphingfahyone. .-..Hereplied that* it \wm oidy w day 'or *Wb' bdfd^' mdl bW ah^e^^he was,miserable. Adj&em 'tbem.-oni lnthonversafcion: makihgiitiappdabdiH^i. thei-G w_B.scaiee'-a|n6tbHdtiß crimß-'cciffiniittea in, T ¥ _h^u?br«6^^bai?'^i^;;«^:; thpig (tOj.dci/with.it,, iand'making: ; mention of crimes committe^by.meii thatTßufeefss 'Was; a^ilamt^Wthatthb.hulW^ hu£ l>gaye;.a;wi;oi]^ yereion/of.thesecrimes oni purpose, i tor ;Burgps:to correct mejas Iknew it jvottW^lfeaae biflf,' vanity as I 'W&W&I. thixC niSh^^t'an(i>in;fay^ so^ecsußpiciohhe-intendeds to injure .mesMy'j ru^e hadtb;e^ffefet-ci>'f dahsin^theiii'to "^iyt-'iae poßsessibn of the manner Mr Dobson metiiufls j^deith by Kelly;>ana. Wikony wi*vtiA\\ that> ni|ht, I wasJedCtoMiev^^alfthb^andied ir&a. fright-bli Beipg^fiedhj.; fc « **■ *!i "This is the Mt^Wm'PMde to Mr,

Shallcrass .relating.tbtßattle's^ death, and -jthe I part. 1 had to do with it; and only part>of it] was adduced against! me-I —merely the head^i' of it. My' 'statement Wa^ cbifrbbbrated' 're lating to the meeting of Mr. Coqppr.and7Mr, Galloway oh' horseback.'; {Tbe police were; in possession that my statement wasi corrept, relative to the men disehargihjs; fire-arms, whom I had watched ; and the mark made with my boot wassfound tobe as I had said.j I could have proven chronologically that T I could not have been' at the1 slaying of .Battle, for at that-time of year it was dark early, and where y the body was found it must have been put there by daylight, as no person could have gone down" the [valley' after 'darkl without meet ing with some accident^jpii account of the fallen trees and undergrowth of scrub and supplejacks, " Had I been with' Burgess and Levy I could not have seen thethree'men— as it, Wfl^ pbS.Wjf'.' a.. niilp from' where I left Burgess with tbe;man-T-uniiliusaw the men crossing Franklyn's -Flat ; and is it reason able to suppose I should have made a mark : with; the heel of imy boot if I had been slay ing.the man,? .There is.npt one, tittle of eyi-, denceagainst, me that! tookpart, or. bad a knowledge, that ,it.,was,,,,thpi intention of Burgess or, the pthers to .stop the, man, for I made sure my argument had thb effect to pass the man, and: then bide, and allow him to pass us, r belipving, we had gone on to Nelson.

','There can; be no ■'■> doubt 'but'my con- , viction : is owing tor the. amount of ex citement that- at tbat: time' 'prevailed against me in consequence of a state ment that Burgess had made against me in Court, which to.some extent must have biassed the minds-pf the jury against nic, as three-fourths of the same jury sat in the pre vious case ; and: L: having promises made to me, did/not.pay. any attention to my trial, as I looked upon it merely as a matter of form, as the' Superintendent advised hie'hot to examine or call any witness, for I had subpoened the;men; whom I had,seencrossing Franklyn's.Flat.with, fire-arms ;, .also,, from the manner I had' been tampered with in the first place, the Crown Prosecutor in structing me how to plead ; and secondly, •the Registrar,of,the Supreme Court; telling me to answer all questions fearlessly as,l: was all right. ; At the time?! was under examination in the previous case such things as thesb tended in'great measure to deceive me as to the real intentions of the Crown tovfEvrds'me, or I should not have allowed a member of the Government that was pro secuting me to have sat as one of' my" jury-' men*; I allude to the Provincial.".Secretary,^ Mr. Alfred Greenfieid,_and I should have ap-fc. plied for a postponement or* change of vepue until the whole of the case 3 had been tried. Then the country-would,bave been able to have seen that Burgess's blasphemous confes sion was a tissue'bf falsehoods respecting the cases at the WestCoastJ7as it was proven to be so by independent witnesses that corro borated my testimony, and no sane person would believe his statement,as to the inno-. cen'ce ofKelly-or Levy ; and for me to- make my remarks or any remark on the motives Burgess had in view, in making s^ch a confes sion would be ah insult to any person's un derstanding. - " The above statement is the same words that Igave in my, confession; to the] officer in charge of the police, and at no time since bave I ever made any ; other statement to contradict it. In my written confession to the Superintendent-it is the same, s When, a, man" speaks the truth his memory never wants refreshing. At least, Ido not, for I can repeat to-day the same words all that I seen or heard during>the itime; I was;/connec ted with that gang. I can never forget it, as it is graven on my memory. \ : .... , " Joseph Tho^ia.^ Suj^ivan"..".,

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,V '. ; .,;.. Sewing Machines- '~.*,' ,"" ! ; ,\Y,;', ;______'_■) suj sjm>^r^_okL .rt.'ii ,'J:,.,v.j -;; j : ~.'" ' 'tm^mß&MSr^ ,\y , POSTiOFEICE ; TEIiECI^AM | -.',,;; ..-•_•;'. ..:.;>] ff%So«? ■"";!i:" "'";,:' T'" /': '" i !" H. SCHIPMAN, International Exhibition, Vienna/ 1 to -Taylor's-' Patent' Sowiriß" Machine Conipany, Driffield:— '.', Your. MACHINE has -received the j . GRAND MEDAL OF MERIT,. the HIGHEST ; AWARD to Sewing Machines. [A. .',' , '.._ ; TAYLOR'S PATENT LOCKSTITCH ;' S SEWING-MACHINES. j These'-,Machines are r6mplete''with' -apparat'a to* do | j every kind of work reepvisite for; a family, and are SIMPLE TO LEARN-!- EASY TO WORK ! ; QUIET.IN ACTION! ..,7 , , .'• 5 NOT LIABLE TO GET OUT OF. ORDER ! . ■ '-'■■''-' AND REASONABLE IN TRICE! ' '';, i . -■-*.' ~«-. Agent:--i'! -':';'•'■•' ; -;;;""' '•''''' AT.A CP?JB«M«WO G &-,»'.,;) A,i>; , | yy ■ ;OPTI,GI AN, >~-y. ii J..iO .Near tibjb Bank jojf. K*,w 7*sA *hd, .Qukkn,street. Sewing-;. ;::'M';i: : aH;r n;;e fs a'-i made, ny TnE ... ~■• . •..■; BRITANNIA COMPANY,., COLCHESTER, ENGLAND, "' ""'". combine the best parts of the'best Machines (avoiding their defects) with some eeoknt :sp eoiai,. improve ments, which no other Machine possesses. ;,!,.; - Every make of Machine, however farfremoved from excellence, professes to" be better "than any other. The task of selecting a Sewing Machine is therefore rather a difficult one, especially if'the purchaser has no knowledge >of machines, and has rio:6ther guide than the representation oi various dealers. ' •■■■ .:>'■'-. Many poople convinced of, the advantage to be, derived from using a Machine for needlework do not yet possessi one, because among so many they,are unable to satisfy themsoives as, to which, make is the., best. As a practical man arid'an Engineer allow me to point, out some 'of the advantages of these Machines. They will do all that any other Machine will, and do it better, including Hemming, Quilting, 1 Felling "Cdrdiri'g, Binding, Braiding. Stitching, &c., &c, with'aperfect stitch alike'ori both sides.'.;';" They are fitted 'frith in 'iotro'v^d bk__a_r, whioh prevents the Machine turning the wrong way, and so" ;entangling and breaking the thread. They make Jess noise than most Machine ./and is the nearest possible approach to noiseless: ■■• They are very simplo, and" wijl run. for years without costing a shilling for repairs,-.. Every Machine-is Warranted. Machines lot ont on hire, • tho payment for i whioh goes' towards the purchase. > Machines of other makers taken in ex-' ■ change. Repairs; nroperly done. Needles for various Machines, Oil, Cotton, and Extras., • ' •■■ < G. W. HES L Q P:, ENGINEER, . , .'",'.„ AA hi Thb Fitting Sera p. Vulcan -Lane, y f T"6'OLDEniMDRI)TTWENTY . ~ ~,,,.,,,,,,, ~YEAR£*, STANDING ;-V ;•" j "-'.-' } ' ! ;"" *AY AAV S SELL'S j ... 1 PRIVATE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, ' y ..;. PORTLAND. HOUSE,; V A \v} , . y.i _._ ;,',••. Hobson Stree'iv *;' : y Having REMOVED frpin Cohui^-street. to the above exfe'nsieo premises,' with lofty and well-aired Bed-rooms and Sitting Parlours for families, is now . prepared to accommodate them. .Toons for SjLngle, , Be(l:roQm,,2ssper!wcek, or 4s.(ld per'dsy. For' Double ' Bed-rooms, as per agreement.; . . '"' ! Auckland. January c. 1874.... "A'YA Ar-, : ? „< :y THE S AUCKLAND VENETIAN; , ./"•" '"' BLIND1 ;M-AJSTUFACTORY.' c , '/ A | ] ~-M.- HORTON BUSBY,.-- y :- i . ! il| Lfl|N D' Mi X Efe &*% I;RE* wb;R ks]Q '■ j kiawtT iW'iIOLTSATj'K A!ND'-Rli?rAtl_,' v:.'';^viW-. , VENETIAN ''HOUSU"^^ I SHORTLAND STREET. AUcyXAN^ y.-Z. v .-,. "p"HajT oi&RAYRBho :;;NOTIOe{ (HAVES AND~~M AND EN 6d ' ; 1,94 QUEEN-STEEET,':NEXT,J)OOR ,TO- IhOfIiOOT^SAYING'S^BANE./'' ' ?- \|\,| Have » niuch pleaimre iri'inf()rinihg' I the' i-riblic" a.. large that! thcV have, purchased th'fl^welhknbWri btisl-" noss of the AMERICAN'PHOTOGRAPHIC COM-; PANY, and trust by civility and strict attention to business to meet with a share of their patronage j Prices] to puit theiflfll^iQi-.': • <. V 0 p ';'".' /'. T.H ; Caftes-de-visitei 6s" per .half-dozen, or.'lO^per dozeW ~ - J With reference to the above allow^e to '&y that' -j we have much„pleasure.-.in.xecommending...Messrs Hayes and Mandono to our late patrons. 'They liave purchased .th« ■* hole of pur-jNtigatiyes*. SCs'r that- our •'custorriers' ca'ri obtaiu" their Cartes' at aiiy? r future timeT_y applying to the above." >!');-'" '"' };. tlhss viyy-ny. .^JOHN'McGA-kRIGLE,1 : ryA Manager'of the American Phot6_n:a'tihi&" Coiiripany," , Auckland. ,900f-B**iTiji im l;^b ej;:, br.6 t hjj mm i ~V' ";:'" ; , .(LATEvCROMBiE'sv'.". .".." vy ' pOYAIi ElNE'A^T;^HOTO(_ifelPHip, 'lor ■ r - "GALLERIES, - ] I »btin"l«(p_^6i& i^i^<^UslTWA,\Xj ' I ■/!.QUEEN.* STREET, j;AUCKLAND. ** . prst-class Portraits froiri GD.vrto'LifeSue! oT^ I Moderate Prices. * 'n | I&iilWl v!(jf|A- ■■yyif.Q V'tj/iiifi; ... v-n-y f ■ ''JUL ou all kinds of Jewellery,* i Diamonds;" 'Plated-" ware, Clothing, and all other Merchandize. The ! • "striq^est^cresy can|bi&-/eli^d on. j ([ !}pYvjf\ Fireproof''Saf'^s on..tlie'premises"'.br.'.tlii.'Security .of ...... - "*"" "valuables."" *"•* * '** A,' ~f, . . ,-,___ - _. . "''' 4 & i'if^ifr«#f»ji ;¥ •y f« P-P-p o.s it c Savin g.s, B a.n k. -y -lo :ioi'ii. --a Aifo_iiilNt).o*! .i.I.i;iTW.A TJ? - 'j t v.'.-.f-'.. . —.t',_i cl-,,1^" ■■■"■'■-'- Jf■'■'-'' jfe *• '^ | "Neabey .'Opposite .'THE^PoSTioFMOT.'';!^ —f- —5 '"'';*'S2SH_l__ ■'■"*■ .'.?. .v/ ripH-E"-*undersigrted-aTe" teASH--Puß*;*' A- tjcnAbSRS of AIDES, jgHEEPSKMS^'WbdLa :: ■ JiS^QW,;&c i , i ,&0.,,,at highest.market,rates_ In any H' .quantity. , ' i'-'.'A'y • " -■ Consignors direct, will have piroriipt* arid immediate ■ viish^emittamc^s'retu^nod^^^^^ 'y-A V ->£ r 'j" J'a ; ::>.« Banners and leather manufactubeßb^ 1



;.., ~ Funeral tTndeHa.fcers. ~ ;I J^ M c^C~U L 8 X V E U N E R A LUND E R TAKER, TOP OF HOBSON STREET. ! W R. HATWAEB'SI j ,-T VL*'J CHEAP BEDDING; "■"-:>,:--'. ;' , I UPHOLSTERY, & FUNERAL FURN SHING ; :';.--..:..-•;. .0 -iWAREHOUSE.,, [.iW-H '*' ~;' :.■.;..,..&,. fi^^J' $ ; V::'-':£". "'"'"' - "'' '" ' TO '. ,'.*_.,,... I W Y,N DH A M STREE T, I "-'''" ' '(Next Queen-street,Cpr_ier.).,.j ( , _y{' I and Shop: Coriibr of Pitt and! Gro'y ?;:•:;,:.;:;;,... . .." (S^trOetSw. 7; •,, ( ;j> ~$ av'fiOi '-, : m,MMSwivuamaju\u^*^wja*^iiMXJs*Sm^&^a*^m^**m&mmmmm. i "j >,;., 7,7-.:.,: * rNOtlCesVi';;!.:!''" WV!' 1 |~r„.Mf f -~;,; .■;,.;■■•.».«:: "•;!,,•■:! i'.-J.Viy »IIT J E WELL E,R, i U E.E N,,S T'RE E T,' A U C X L AND, Begs to draw the attention of the public to his ■ -y. , Large and Well-assorted Stock of rr>'<l\ .ENGLISH. FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL ~: | MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY,, - Specially selected, and of the Newest Stylos and Designs. :;* ■ ■"-! '''"-'' "'""' ""' A large portion of the abovo consist of Quartz and Greenstone Jewellery; Manufactured on the ~..,"*" premises. ' H. K. begs ipecially to diraw the kttentlbh p > the , -public to his; ■.'! ;.': fth-.<rinoi> LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD AND, - SILVER WATCHES, '„,. ■-, ■■, AND, , --, , ,r . GREAT VARIETY OF SILVER AND PLATED GOODS, Which are of the host known manufacture! of he homo markets. /WNote the addrod. -H '!' 'ii 0 ' f_ ■'-' HEINE ICH KOHN, T/'.! '-i ;;"J:i5:W^L-LERiA'r'-i ,",",«;;!M;r U E E.N...8 T..R.E.E T. isir>O ß E , XLBX^JS,XIHE * ;. 96,' Q UT?E^.;' X^2£. N E XT, A U C K,L A N D *H,O T""E'L, V; ■'"■'" '(EsTAßCrSHEi_'lß6^,') '' j:a4»f|iW BEGS , jnosj. 'respectfolly "to InfoWrr *; the inhabitants of Auckiahd'and'its'vlcinity. that he-hasoponed the above :r,i_iises (kW -T *-■■"-! 7VJ< , WATCHMAKER, AND MANUFACTURING . ;, ~ ~';.. jeweller,,., „ ; , ■-. .*,; .' "' With a Large' and Well-assorted Stock'of.'- y *"J watches,' diamond^ goods,-- jewellerys ; !. silver and'silver-plated < ware,, *m> Specially, selected in the ,Englisb,and Foreign Markets, i I The latest' designs and fashions in Bijouterie will be reeeiV6d; by"every mail from' England; Paris;:Ber_in',, and Vienna..',! -.- <', ..••; ■; ■;)•'.: :,-.:;:'.i.,.... , ,i,;,r.. The public are invited tp inspect the promises; *nd;. ;actory, whore, all the branches in,the trade aro carried, oh. .-'"''.. ' .' i '.' 't , '..' - ' O'ii'tiiX^oX^X'X^i^'Bi, „.,..;..,^ND ( ,, PAPERHA^GIN.GS. .y : ..:,,y. HOUSE, SICN, \k.&D genera^,T)ec6ratiNG ; , 57r QUEEN STitEET," •"VJv : N-i'r'i" po■'''•BAN'K.•■'b'_.''N'_-^'zi'i.li''i,•, Vll' .*■•"- ='J.-"'H'E*-NDERS'O'Ni;- >';"' X importer of and dealer 3n - Oil; - White 'LoSd," Tuirps,-' Zinc, (Whitp,, House, pajntars'i _ Coachj andiX'abinot makorg Varnishes,, ,CaUoo ,Borim, Clock jind Compaßi, aiisaoi BruiKes *c... Aid.'"* '• , ,:..i>:y,~«<r-r ...» ■■).'».'.m'. ..f -y\yvy\.) y-n. y;i>\ ..:■; _-jjiij, < i'ji;/i>. ~ } , T^ '' 0 -)RQYA.'L. COAtggidiXi Ji^di * TH.i'^o.^A^: i Leave'Onelninga—Oa.n_.,* ,2'!p.m". .Leave Auck , land-^i2nbbn, 5 ij.m. ,MNight C'dach'eS On Saturdays— '6.30-T>.mj;il.Bo'p;i_4v'lii ,•,>,■'.i,,--/ "-.i'.f,,J inA.-sy.. ASoq king t O^jce, : r /Lendr.um's! Stables, i lato Mears'sj £ Queen-_street,jA^fikla-i4. .. , m : fl -i LtiAitail) v "iiiatroM mjri-»!uttK. ;;</ -;',-.,,.j p'i>i./.r.r I For the'^convenience'of! SKatreh'olders resident "at 1 Onehunga,,,,the Gpm»ittpfOi of r the,,* AUCKLAND. JSSftfflffiK^^P^Wy* WILDING, AND, ; iINVESTMENTSOCIETY' has arranged'to Open "in * Oflice at the Corner of Queen-street and'Churclii 1' street. Onehunga^^rae-Socrety's^SecretaryT. ill attend .there to^eceiv L e!subs«iptioj}S and transact {.th'er biisii'! nes^-evety alternate Wednesday, commehcihe on" Wednesday, the 18th February:"" , j Offlce,hours.lromißi3otm,4(l'o^ocka;lm.q 'J'V"'■ •' t-j-asr-iW Xo :o..!'f'.UOHN3BAT!G.ER f r.i nrwdi 1 j aifiiui <_:••:<.'; ScMjret^ry^Aip^^^mj!; Socioty.Jii . i -.i,,nvj'i*"- a j«d:l (ji^.h;7>riil>nj[ut;rl^.iitk>"7v>'Hii"i : ;';,.sr, l;J i;,-^ ""*• h/. '•: : ..{.;i>.;;.u...-> '"' /?iiij y-AdA ~.«> ..-..-v.- -~ COMPANY." !'r ,s "',;''' , ) f.-k'/f Jil'MHi-lliiilsiSPm; ;liii V»:,iUV. •' .&SCI ; j -y^o( { or FI . RE .i AwiJMRiS^ -v.^"^ Uiffiokaq 'EsTlfelisH_iii,!i^s9. 'i ?™|P l fV'^-viL^;,'' r,''f" v'"" 4 «,- J.i'lOv. lif»J-i;.f,/n yJU;' ""■ ,-,il.i ,lfuiii'-,i.i. iiyil'n J PAID-UP;OAP__TAL./,L lftn -. 0nf1 ;,v... ij | «as |>xt§ f &_t%tsjsi 'iyyfe.'-;.'.3.i i>i",tj. &i^s-'ooo'; Mv- j -Wifi'il-i ,bib_:,-.v{..j.-v _v : !V.-„-_.-ujf hv>iosqxt> _>A JaVn cTO? n!^??.ifw| °mmm& S^MoSS a4-»H : -■ • ' J ■•■;■■' - " THE-^SOKTH^BRITISH .aEIRE^-ANI), r iIMARINE INSefiANGEiteOMPANY iOl ,j| ~'rf-im!«OF'_NEW_ ZJMilkND'.^o^'-t;.- S'r*4'tT-i4 il'''k !iJJi/V(' iW-- i.J-'. *. J;J4;i ."J3 "?iii,i A'Avi-yuv t thorouffhl^ A, r local,.institutiion, withi.more thah-.'SOO Si_t*6 holders all resident, in. the colpny.-., Ftte -and M^Jfrf ' Risks taken at thg lowest ciirrkt rites ? y $&??. y i $ 9 \ X~ "X ' ■ ....;, ~ar . ■ '.:,. -~-*...,-. y. . ,■MaaaWf.'' ' ' '■'"' ' ■ ' - ■ ■ » ' | ,■,- •■ ■ .)■ ■■~.> ,' t| -,i;i.°,.Vi,., M^lpJEiSl S»>-si'i* V'"'-: bi">arj.oh3(t v.oil'sj damn is. _>iii!«io.b m U, wr ; o^SIIRA3M?EoGQMPiAN3f. X; '^Uffii .-l j.Jiiiu ;to i_;v_.Sfii>f., gniisKoisaa uHj-" oi. a&f. ; • ''_>o:f.i.b;i. i?. " ■ |>m_' KQapijJ-.^titil' ot-ii'(AAbAi »P/e_^uin;,Ri.s].s *oflprop^ty .aQpuiJttorbhandiseihrewg^Qukth'e Pr&vinmft. aihi i ,al_iparts_ofithe world*" JVj/;iii»'jT<.;iiff.y-;;,t;;' aii 'i* * f9WgiM#»! Sft ;^n-I>9'made.payabae eitjietin Greats Britain, or ihe Coloniesi.aS.theja^ed toayjidesire.,. AUrCiiahns; settled. Ewitfi. pj^htiteiag f^m^amj.-^^Ayii'qeAi'Aii'^ Saa-odaa Jl._ ;g fheOffibe^of i,tfie^ (^mpany7Mesi]i^^x ßj tQue^ ;!i.treefc*:i;; tsst isHSI.:'J6U 'jbis?.i.' vitfois; fei | -*i"A.JIt . .f. 3Saf.'iircjij_Js j."J)_fj . t S,J..a '^:if<" "i ? a I "fiE3MES^#*J^pi^ "Agenti."'



0P E &li'&: jU -If 6jT 1" ( 0;;E: yM HErS IG H T^PR ESE RYE D; '<" y y "BLINDNESS; PREVENTED/ -y v \ tiii ', AMß; I;S. TOiENTHA %'-'Y <*»; Graduate of the University op .Berlin, ~ ; feoYAS. 'O'C'ULIST/"OPTICIAN''A'Ni_i'AtTRiSA^ : :'.'." ■■>; ;':HAS ARRIVED IN AUOKLAND/y" -<-y Andjmay be_ Consulted at.his Consulting,;. Boom', Northern duty frOnXjlO.'a m. till 5 p.in.'. .*" '__ ~.', " d.V, .'',,' .': ■ .... , , -' 'Mr ROSENTHAL,' 'of 'Syflriey, %ew South' Wales; his, only recently returndd i from Europe' where- rib tooki advantage ,of ; .placing Jiimself.jjindorjProfessor Grecffce, ,_^<.enij>Uqhpr Berlin;, Prof fessbr Ang'els'teiri, Rberiiglicher'Augeri' Aizt/Berlhi.; i and Berlin Eye Infirmary. He has also visited the' Royal Eye InflrmayiesrVienna;- Faris,-and London. After m»,ny years' practical,-experience„Mr Rosen thal has decided Hipou giving -advice' 'for-'a'limited period, where Acute and Chronic Inflammation, Opa city, Cataract.'itogether.-with tall other DISEASES of the RYE and EAR, will be treated under his peculiar system... . ~..,..,,...n y,y. ■~,„- Ii . ;,» .■,,.!.;", CERTIFICATES.'.;' ... To T. P.'RosExtHAi.,' Esq.—Dear iSir,—i cariie* to : you'.tiri Juri'e. f-You'' gave me- imy ihearirig 'iii< four . minutes nnd a-half., I.have called-three,.times,sinee< : my hearing, has, been restored ; ,1 could licaramimite ; aftei'.tWhpe'rfctiorf as'^wellas j can; thisday, paying been deaf-foil two' years.'' Thanking you: fbr the kind '■ j attention;to me, .•>. iiNnV.: is-i-jz ~..',.. v .-^u-y/iy.-iY: ! ■'■- -,•_■ •=••"> iv iJremain, dear Sir, *:,.; -,".,,■■"' ' '. "i Yours very truly,'" •: ' '-','■ ~<.., ~-,.; ,-,,, . _: ."EMILY KING. ! Jlii'A.'l .Iv .ir.lMl-SREtrBEN^KTNO,- K.TJJ'so-:.-'; _,_-____ ],/Mother, of Emily JClng, port Adelaide-:-: .... ~" Witness -r James Mann,, '. ~., r w ', 'Lip..6'h street'/ Port' Adelaide,* JMe &; iß73y AAA 1 D6ar Sir;—HaWn^ suffered1 gfeatlr for the' last iwp' !years from, severe bad! eybs; and boing! at;times ijuite- j blind,. I-was,tempted to^all and-see what youcould. idb' for me "What*you have dorie^nas quite exceeded, | my Expectations, 'f'o'r-ln the'short; spade' of.seven days' :I am completoly cured' Biopin^'.you'will use thin for .thebenefit ofthoseaflUfctedas hyrapnC: ■.';'; AsiAY : I.reinairi,, yours gratefrilly. 1 ''CAROLINE RAPHAEL, ! "Sda VidwCottage,'Wost'Terrace,';;:'!l' •'•-' '■'-'■'■ j .;;,.> U Juried 1873.:^ Am ....si ;j.i,f •.•.-::■. yq: Ay^A Dear Sir;,-rl ,am liappy to; inform you that; my eyes! are perfectly'cured." My right eye ,wasneaily.blind for three months. The left eye,waslal^o'bad! for rilri'e" monthsi' -Ihaveiheenlaid^upfor nearly three months, !and thank you'for. the eureyou haVe performed on me, in'such a short time.: I came puder you. on the -20th < Ma^ißY3. s;t'. -" '•- ; yyX'y '"A '"-' '•>'',■"■"* ---; : ■'■"•' ''' -.",;,! te '^.:it7.JAMES.BACHE, JuKT.,-,; ruM Brownhill Creek. ; m Adelaide,.JunelQ, 1873..,. • ~,,,..,.. ~..,,; ..":■■ j Dear Sh, - 1 1 have rimch pldasure In' thanking you • for, the:'cnre ymlliave Effected ionLmyieyei.' <r» I'have lieeri nearly blind for six- mopths..-, This day my^sfght 'is-perf^ct, ...I hope all sufferers''.iuayvavail themselves of your'skill.-'" -"' .;'."" ■■-■■< ■-- yyi '• -" • , -U'sii '-I remaiu/dearSirj'yoiirsres^ectftilly; -; t:'-' '■ , v-Asuh. ,A^YA-yY] -.-iso ..■•jCHA&LES-FROSt.: : .i j SahjS^uyy, June, 12,1878, : _\:-Jri's.'Q L^nAAi'.i. odi Dearffer,'^l have very; "^reat pleasure, in^^stifyipg. t6 "the uiaYv'ellou's cuire-you haver this',day effected upon. my.daughter. aged 12 years; who for the last; t^reejc/irs,suff^red ,frgm deafness;, Out of gratitude;j allow mo once more to thafakiyou;, ,Hopipg you will : prbsjipr, ■■-',":--;'"','' .•.'""*.. *"~"„j'-'' "' •■ ",'-.' ,"""" , ..si'ui I .;•,.';,:. 'YourrievergTstefully,'"'- yyS* I .-.rvjii-i o,fi_ '('■ Al _!7HERMA^NHA;MPEL^! ht'A ; ' r-iujlhiKiiJ-n/Ti-yv IfewKlrc-},,;^ Witness—Tnos. Tuokey. .... ~. ,--* ---i • June:l&,-1873. <''"--'• 'A'A;^1, ;;7;; 1' ..;-■'- Lefevre'sPenirisula.'July 14, 1873. .SI?»-rrI;ha,ve* great iplea§prc.:iri infonriing, y,o.u -that my.q'yes/ght has been,perfectly Restored under yxjur,; treatmerit.' I'hAve'b'eeri under,, treatmtirj't'by 'doctors , , iri ' Vlctblirt at Varipus'tifnes during1 tire l'ast/teri'yfeafs j withivery little.rolief.,i. Your.ttreatmerit' afterJeight;. days J,ias .worked f; I- am also- improving.ija , health. "'Wishing.you success,.'/.- '- A '.' ,'(.'■' ,- ~Ad'_ 1; >'<:') ■ "Ipain; Sir, yoiirs yeryrfespdctfully,'*''. ljJ'.* - i ;i,U ai.Ayo-jjn^yA. Wy.yad ;.,'<:yW: 'BUCKP y -~;,! ..,■,;';..;;;:,,;..-..AlmaPlain", July;23,aß7BJ;i;' Dear Sir,—l frxye great.pleasure in thanking 7you OU - behalf 6t' my wife foe the ciire ,'ybii have effected dri ' t he* eyes, she having suffered great .'pain for: the last; . fohr yealrs. <. ,::i J,_i ~• :)si'i.«_ tjifa f.%Yf eljrf.d'iTj'! .Al^Q on my :ow&,bchnlf, liaving, suffered,yery,much ! with weak eyes for about threq years./" . . <•'■. di--. j The ;ctires; you "havo effected-havo' exceeded our ex-„ . poctations. '.«» -tV-..;. ; -dsmd s_Xji■■'• Eve.?.gratefully,,yours^._;iw yij/^T 1 *' ~..,'., ",' ,;OAYIN FREEBA"I'RN.„. ---! P.S.—You'can'makb ati'y use of thi^ you -please.' '-_ my eyes are getting- bri 'riicely rio\fr; arid Mrs Fxee b^irp's-arcafctti-ig.strbhg-;'..->jL'i:;' fi/shsisiX rAi t pIA .. | i.y.A i,,>.i.vj; f'jisj:-..jq.ws Yi;.:' ;yA "'A: h-.r^-ivyqi , i uiA,'j..y*A] c',. i-.-.- ;!,.. .iv, v.7" hAiT.t\?Asthr&s\'\Ti c I (1" '} t.y 7 U.'T. " -_t:,LuW,'Ju_y.2B;lß73. A. i ; My Dear Sir,—Pleaee to receive'my-siheere thanks f or-Ahe. relief you have\givcu<riie' ;in?.SQ«hort.a titn'e 'by the removal of a large and hard plug of matter, from each of my ears, which had caused great irri-*; Itation, for a long':time'past, 'arid-which I believe iwould :Ultam^elyhhaVe erided:in<;total,,deafnd!_3. You are aware that in the^fir^t place v l.only?sav you, ■ a friend,l a'ccbmpapieds arid riotwiththp. ip-, 4 teritibn:6f; cb__^tiltiri'gybu /hut^teilirig^ou-of.'the' \_h excitement I felt, and asking you if ybuiwbftla' kindly look and j3ee:;if:-anything.w*)!e_'ths<mattei?, ' S,°h y J ;old,,me at once,v.hat;4t r was,.and,pj:dp.aredime'i for'the 'extraction bf the sariie. It" is for this T'heg" J most sincerely to thank ybu'/abd-'subscribe my sell your :m'ost obhgedarid.igrateful;friend,i'.s 7.->i/ A u** i - Ji|_j'i^ii£d ;^OLLIT-»ru ,M it*? OSnoii y i",;'iJt ) !".-,-,-?iv; : ,-iio'.;r orfd X-XX* . I ??W ? ir»fvl;am truifyj happy; to^inform yxiu.that 7 have quite recovered my hearing."" 'When I came! to you I was almost deaf for the last two. years. Wish-'' [,j ing you every happiness,"-) >:>.>lT'P t'A. v ~ ■ [■ I remain, dear Sir, '-. j^ -^--'l^H-'Y-burs 6ver:^atefiillyv-,!'i'i,!^ vt. r^*MSFSffiiM3S*JSR.T • ; Witness-E. Badmau•* , _ _ ,-. , ■: j > \ L^bthaliAugri&tl^'l^-!! rrl As^:m oAp t.apVit.w i J r i l- S' osentlial_^Thiß*:cele6rattedf oculistJari* I i| lS^^W^y i e^4°'i?,H,i >?l? fWR»-Oranße.,qn,Fridiylast;. K5,. si»ce u .hen hehas beeupretty^ai^ely-eipployed. . ~. HiSciuartters sxt^he'RojTil '*Hol;blhav?i.deniatTenaed ' i Wpeoplel froWMl'^pattsf.'bf thef'distiibtr»6ih fth^,' • Bo«ari,7^tlei!eagh,- i andjMacquari«.,d And. »sfar!asv .. 1 3_tr Rosenthal has effected some f ,rf onderful cures. -'We'-aeyrmin^cfJW'iiiMi^ tik 1 Ourselves into his^_cases^,aud_the_ponsequ.ences have •_ been that although at *rst we ivere rather sceptical I > about that great skilhthatyyorked suchf, miracles, as y it were, oii.iMill«ai-9^|f|^| 4 isi^^ o] ijp U g h iy - r3° ,vinced- ■*esterday.sfe.say_.threaoX his patients j ?ay*<P>;omiseuously, from ainumbe, i, mnd©r.treat_hfeat,-arid Jwe .Vfill just.'ubt^ thiaiii "THu (■flrst was a Mrs Wliite, residferiti, at Coonamble. She „ was almost, indeed, we may-say-totally, blind, when • tectiy.well.out of one eye;-arid, the other, though ~ rather weak just at. mesent, ."promises to be as well ~ N afe it ever was. Mr'-Th'otaas Mattliews;'Of Meri Meri, vfhenWplfw^djhimself under the doctor, could not ii and l h ! a4a. i caiia«^,fln l ,tha.right aye. ---1 -/P 6 cataract is disappeanrig,"'arid the sight of theeye i fePWyirig.daily.'-,'"Tli«i left- stfe fs'^rfebtly "Well? 'Mrs j , WilQs, io f Gradgery,.rMerrCMerri^wasffvi_ryd6afii|iC •, rs^,fiWtP;Shput4n!>es.e^,to,be^ef»d;,^B,w^ ' aisoj^nde.ed;, no. mftyj^.totaily.s.lilind, wheiCshe. i RC^mato Mr"--Ro.seithil;,' J Now i she','cai_;,seeipirf6("tiy' ! , ldf*itofiV-'SvoV"»hd-; ftH^oth#',jthodgKrAtheV* ' , i(ts?pre^<_ntiijprbmis^ to fieias as well aatit . J >ever. was.;. Mr Thomas Matthews, pLMerrirMerri,., . ,\V?ien he.placed himself under the,pcffiSffl n,v ' , ,sQe-wm welli-md'Jh"ad i a r,ci,i_aract't>'n s thdW^hreyfe.l -. .^e I.(^ai_act4s/di(»ppekfl_i?)l;'and1.(^ai_act4s/di(»ppekfl_i? ) l;'and^i thev-*ight oKthe*;. I flirs wilds, of Gradgery, Mem*Merri, was very, deafc , .-j-ia person had to .shout Jp her ear io be heard*.f 'km. l . 7jwk_iJ-_lsb' sUff6^ngifrbiaUdefe'6tiVii*'vißWri PfiPttStf M ,she expressed it in the ,p-.es?nte. of ;thh waiter, *',jihe> could just see daylight." ; A'scum had gathered over ;4>oth her eyes ; she can—now—hear fairly, and in a [jß'jiek or WiTSWtfectv'ctiWrfa~fti-:bfi^aWiil&«e t *i She ,p^n see Slirfd^k-S weirjCever she coiddT bst"*of 'Cfljurse the vision is sonaewhat,,weak, and the eyes, "through being under treat-Merit, ii-good deal inflamed sJMjr |D..jf,sM'^L_lap, J.P., of Terra Bella, had every iSypißtptt. pf appi;oftehine deafn^ss^the heariuKUf orosd eajr W^'Uearry" itoptied; • Yesterday he. uriderwe-at-"' -an operation7fcei?f6rmed j by 'D'r'R6'^eflthal'; and, Utter" ° sa ilapsai'Of IfeeTiremminutes, •'thafcieaiyre^aiaea^irfitsi ..ncfrmal prppsrt^SvJ, "ftiSTJnj^Maqe.Lo/ the.sei?acta-4--, j < M i ty»s&i£WiJ_?"t$l, (Sh , QWselves-ymuossibte.' to ' '^uestiqn^tha D,6cfdr's;-g'rckt"fSiir'-uWe'I*ha#*nd-'" ,'lie"3itatib'n in^avftin^'aiF-^riffaritig-'ai^ffll- disea^esx)f hs -;thfe eye";and^ar tQ=i>ayiJhim.i^.!?isiVfoE;!;y3i!;eiai» ionm. to do it. -rift is impossible to do so he wUI not ibum-his patient with fales hopes -an admirable^4 * 'B u§^ G^^l.ffi?^y'-JtVening^MrfW, tofthti)irf.bo I)i«>afc7.r-'C"Eor ffi¥ Ija^^ofsoh Hbskbers «M M^m-MMmm^o 6eMlJes« of wm years' standing," i.; . ; ,



51 - arrivaVinDrange'-h6'hd^^^ i -" -seventy patients r. Suffering from; dE^itf ; 7 and ~ear,., and,,some astonishine en™.i?}th»«)i i effec^d Several.of: ti*njls'^^jg_**l*t. I an* being 'Persons Well-known' iri-the' fl?^J_Lf * ■ ■■■>■ I "easily-accessibleto'ariypertotitrishyuSSrt W< H-J j ofrthe- trutb:of,the«ssertion, i^ ™SM '' r and having placed,himself fidefSOT*'' • thal's' care is- now'fcured!^ n d'dflM^i.^*W' %", ttnctly. A little girl JJ^iffiSig Emm,a ; , ; Horsely, ; had ..been blind sinj, ftS*** < twelvemonths. Her eyes now are m,ul Hfoi" "'<< capaWeof -■perf6hhto^^df^ffl^?g»gsfi..: ceptible'tfeehngs of'the (ttoSHM; little older. A case of deafnel 2%P# j I residents mayremember"the" caseof <Mr"S J»ty ■'• 1 wi_hhas;nought eye^avaikb^rSSrS^ I of the eyes. The last tiriie ,we saj^wE «Sfi?W ■■' f was led about; yesterdayraftwT e i^°i le?«?lf ;*, 1 Rosefatbal's car e ;;&t" 'ittriut "i:fSS%,M«# I extraordinary land predicates a perfect ffis*?J» - I [ another My wHo hadxeen^Kffii^?«» I i years,, and povy.sees.., It. is 'needless,T^^W' I cases; :We may irieriWoh that^^^^M remain S( a^«y or'twoabriger. (ffl<?ortWf^E pfji.up-country readers, t&SSfll I be<?u jiraptislng in ,Boihke, and frbm the bmS«_! '! I PJ?S! ~w?Hc l»,preceded,,him a awe expected tnTP' ; ' physicia._-cflpiiT.le' of frilflllirig' tti^S^&H^;;'- [■ ; tairied.•".-.wlhkve tobt-'beeri!llsappS'«# ' | menials and the.favourable newspaSoJSW v E ; fully borne out^they are truthfuh WehavS^ « I : seen three instances where Dr Rosenthal ! 1 " sight to the^totally SHridfoi^^afe M;Vi 1 .vision to Many, who.wereisufferlng^r^jXSi!' 1 ! disease B ,,of,mouth fl ,pr: )t wo .years' stSft* '^ I • mention, becauee.he| g .well known. thrhSti?-'1. P I i^W^^ainesyoraall^bra^ttl^',: I been radically cur f d. MissFlageryV Wtth«s!v &' I I ; has Offered from 'deafness fof /ekn. owtoft&SS S ■■ I frqm t ftebiteof-a,dog, had. he?7heariHffi W I. ftfur presence., ,A cataract .wajs successffiU^H I ifrom the'eye'of;»;WabkfeHo^ln mWfflM § 1 ,M. ; :Q'S-_anne^iEsq' t Fort'Bonrke.:Mr;sffiU& I i has been .bl^nd i^fbouf jixteenj yeaf^SS I ! almost tp re_.d. print. , A .girl aamedv Jones-sfTvT1 ■' 1 j smallest object; <a£& play* with offl^&MlfoSf ' I •young,ladyfrom l Wbombft,-Waic*anni S i I h3ißa ■ ham, totally *bhnd from soma complaint, isSSJff ' 1 | guarded against.;'The^^ssfultfeatofn^©.':;. I j denauf Mrs Hi Jli "Adrim's eyes Is ahW'«>.»&»•- 1 establish Dr RoWnthal'sreputatiottasMtotoK:':, 1 . could, enumerate twenty •_ instances rort_ffit'!" 1 j well knowii in.this itowii and district'Mb&«gN I ! been removed •, and weHhink it hnt' a^tftwffi 3 I ,pa_t toriotic'etheCßses;;whieh' aire knS«tettMiSa 1 ;to,endorse,the public ■; opinion,, which.'Ww2 r B i favohrably. and... de?ervcdlv bestowed; Alit!___fp I ; who- has-had bad eyes for; jeays; 'has be&lfc'jLfißfev.i B j cured,iand!so have thb eyes of Mn^noM&gaEL-,,, i j fulfilled- every- promise, ( _nade;' and; e_festea,fafferfK 1 ; instance some. yerv remarkable crires. BrilSmSS { H ' has also- this" -in- his' favou_V-be; db'es W, WtffflSw 1 • the poor, nor does he e-_acUbeneastl'fafthffif^aio 1 jtho.e in indigent circumstances! GniheedMniiHh.C I cculd not have had under his gratuttorig.b«_»_.__. ' H ifever than twelve persons; and to 'sM winmug E ;three children sufleriiigfrbih'almost X jhe.suppleniented his sereicesbyTaisin^atoWtHEfl'' I to relieve tlieir necessities.f Tl CfMfrffli._4««f»'fliu*i|i«f ■ .Boiirke TelegrapK. December-14; 1872 , , *Y W f'< | :-Tff.R'^Mauy:huriareds J6rte's6im6_H_il^ J'fll'^j^'4 ■ strain,,can; be seen,at'Mr;Eo-eatßalWdDiW© ? M jroomß- -" ■ - ::--:*-rJr.f^f.:, : , s c|«ypj, I r-;"";' v:': :',gero^ne.^';;;;^S ;ii 1 .- vi".•>y>'.y;:.'. y-YA ■ i-y:\A.s uc>t- obirmMiti] I hpHE;.,:C BE«ATP,ii _9^WiSl | | MfA v ' !- -In •.ffPfP^if^V' Jai&arf_to3 f i' B H J £tr.o.' c)..-- 4 i"i,viTflf.iVJ_ VDlf -ttij_6jlflia.j W& <l AAi> vt Ms jthAxtii &iis M t'y-i-:djrs *U"<!jiwo-uc. --'!. .ii, :.;i.r.[ LEoW-Ss'l'ife B J. & J. DICKEY '-1 ! | tM.rjff:.•«)•!. '•••.'!-I -tv" ;\Ci!,. .viis^rj^U'6il. I g • olicit the attiinllori'of p-aties^Faiyiilifiic^ai! B . t .v."n7'..:-'_fi to 'jir.Hiu lAJilo'" ,r>KiV/ aiimoll?,)j B | _■;!. riVS I*-*SIW&K ,S_sJij_o/CSl!l/;^ g ] era mort. anvr sSoiayr ardr il_t_ v_-,9iid'"Ji(. w !.^L'"':Ai;,E^!G;-B fi: s^^Tt^rrd%'»|« E • .-, .:/ '•,"<i-..-■--..:;i.^'".;! •_.;"_(•:' :>iU--7Krf,;;;![-iW,; j ;.:;;'! y :i"i-:;;>' " ...' /-. Qp.i.iriw \j.__..i.s_ ■*,_)*s !j. j :rAMMM^%^ I ' -i-i'l -isj-ifij ■ -f.idofu: U. ■&i»'£)_i!_i_lt.-;^8-lIE.;r.Xt-i |/ j 'ELEOTEO^PEATEb JCAND^NI##jS _M \ i&dtbUs baiifinhv!mishsnifms^t(o^m Wk. | I ?p.'.-.oi vvail v f.:'"!i-'*ioiFv. YrAiT. _u<Mmi_W& R iTO.^I .oJol?.;&m i mv,Ldho:.:l{'ETfef ! M •> i.I-' .f4 sVf*i{ -^oiij 'irodyiitglft »'JoM,#i.» H [ ->,cf -v-r.-i-hv-iri w,v? "UrfiiTwo/_ ;^fi«i ;lon.l)!l.0;! ; ~«A!c;aPS^H-).EOG^Sofc^ONS«,iiMj I | hte .%",:Ao-A cii lo T>_iu'.____D_D»l&-._i;_-W^«P# 1 ifte^^^^AJ^l^^l^l^ii^ X i iRA'i.iX AsUX ■■ AA i-r.htsbdyd^A&pi' m \ •>! .Jtfn:.. -i-jciil iT.'.aCL' f>rfd :'»»# efflS. !.#■! 1 j ;.. ii i-LQCSWOODi I BIUJTH£ffIg,t^*« B I w.jwoUi |>i'.iT,' o_ld;'fi;ii"?r;.h«iiUa^#fS# 1 IVORY HANDL^^ißiE':&'D^M|^|if [ i j vwiiU J»ii i"i-' 'frf *7d; --.K-jai.-vi ■ '' T1- E ;-| d.«i !'.iffOHN^'Wl&Fi^^m JSl' <f% i jf B ;;: orfil-F*ir.'v_"« hxh »il iu«i ufw «m,w:?.» HI , ..,-'. h£l j '.j M KNIY^jA^D fi FOgp« 4|p^#i H " ! o/jiaWw Bi_So9l>oi'r)omWa^6H;i'^' X 7 f WQOD..*>HABRISOH,S«9,«J' H ' = .ii* ftilT. JjUiW^i iiww ,*J£- .^Mf,f * M ; tt,l:'_i.."_ AS-"I-JROiD JPU SBW tt-)i* -«'''• ' H ' ; -••-^OHRISTOPHEE:'^(AS6fes2 <( | '," ,' : v^'yifr-GELEBRATEDiHCIkSOBaIO^3";,') f rfil-f 'iv »TaF/w -jill ymjsmi wl «„ f ';' ■ HEIFEOES & ROGBRS^I|2^W« : li j '■"..;:; salt Jtsp^gsa?S3fe i ; - tsvui's i).i;itvi'iU w: X.'^^ ui-''-'1 W .j* i, -1 [,-hl !'' . |! : orVORYvHA-»DLED'ffiu*TCfeß^!^f^?jkl B oi t»n Biro s-iOiii-l.fol ■a.m_i =Sit_tf °i^ilri___ife -WOT'iPtal. ■ ; f.&-n -vax-vr *ur ,wil.. g-^i. 7^iM|W .« ' «ri .b_.t_jc'i drf'tioSleoTSd* W.-flMd.pl&l X : g^iffli, ioi^m I i <-r'.,f« .wii' -1.,*,.i -!■» Ksoaivbpolr^Msls-lB (The only safe Brand) j ii-.\Aoi.tMsins.MUiii[i:--'osii. p"'« ■ (| ~ •» '-Kii. on -.<..._ ,i;>-iiv* o?t. - tot : *?>yy uj ' e iif ( ,f m nloiit <$ t»tt \_iaaA ■'^^y^-kinm .'■ .hnmn s£«oi-*oo WiiW drfß.^piH ~; i feWfiifrAnj «"i S^XW;' fy X<f!soM B S, -.;.:.. '.--.r.-)Y vt-i-il""-"-' -^ -n . fifi'Sß'rts_f'-" " .jji-i v-:_» ';;.-!.. ;;.ti. ; j' A^t-SWfiJI ''■ ' •;: th'o first and only'Joum'al on R^.' 'Circulates widely'-dV(»r the field. ;' . j t &_\_wm%_.,_•> a AdvertwementianASnbsonpyw*' *a!^ffiß|" >