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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3118, 15 July 1867, Page 6

PARIS EXHIBITION'

Messes. ea#somes & sims, IPSWtCH AND LONDON,

BEG to give notice to their friends and clients in the colonies that they will exhibit specimens of their Celebrated Machinery,' fitted with all the newest improvements, at the forthcoming Paris Exhibition. . - The prices of the various Implements in use in the colonies have been preatly reduced, without in any way deteriorating from the superiority of workman* ship and high quality of materials which have gained a world-wide reputation for the'produotions of the Orwell Works. Ploughs. — Messrs. Bansomes and Suns's new Ploughs gained 4 out of 5 prizes at the Royal Agricultural Society's meeting at Newcastle, and have won, since that time, 82 Champion Prizes, betides a large number of prizes gained by fanners' sons and local ploughmen using these Implements. They »re fitted with wrougbt-iron frames when sent to the colonies, and will be found to be tae cheapest and moit durable Implements in the market. Portable SteimEnoinis.-- The Portable Engines manufactured ,by Messrs. Bansomes and Sims are designed so that light weight, easy draught, strength of material and good workmanship, and Simplicity of construction, form the principal features of their general arrangement j and they are specially celebrated for their tmatt contumptionof/tel in proportion to the power developed. They are specially adapted for Thrashing, Pumping, Sawing, and Grinding, and have been awarded many prizes at various Exhibitions, besides testimonials of efficiency from public companies, manufacturers and agriculturists using them. > - Steam Thrashing Machines.— Messrs- Ransomes and Sima's Steam-Thrashing Machines have an unrivalled reputation in the colonies for their cheapness and durability, and for theperfeot BUD llbik and quantity of grain thrashed with a small otp^ sumption of fuel. , - , Horse Power Thrashing and^ Winnowing Machines of the newest and most improved construction. Corn Mills, Chaff Cctters, and Patks* Bruising Mills are constructed with all the new,eßt improvements, and are the cheapest in the mar* ket. Messrs, Ransomes and Sims have devoted a great deal of attention to the manufacture of Stationary Engines, Steam Pumping Machinery fob contractors' purposes and irrigation, and will furnish Drawings and Prices on application. Orders may be transmitted through any Merchant or Implement Agent in the colonies. ( _ < Catalogues, Drawings, &c.,'post-free, on application to Ipswich or London, or the Paris Exhibition 4 THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE I

/CARANGARA BLACK OXIDE OF COPPER V^ POMADE, -for the cure of BALDNESS »nd preventing the HAIR FALLING OFF. The wonderful property, of the Black Oxide of Copper, from the Carangara Mine, was accidentally discovered by a miner named John Youille, who, after being completely bald for over 20 years, can now boast of as fine a head of hair as ever graced the head of a king, entirely through its agency, since which time it has effected so many cures of BALDNESS that it has been favourably noticed by all the leading colonial papers, including the Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Argus, and has been justly termed the most wonderful discovery of the day. The New Zealand publio have, therefore, a remedy which for the cure of baldness and strengthening the hair has never been equalled. One or two bottles will effect perfect cure. One of the best proofs of its'efficacy is, that since its discovery, a little over twelve months, more than a QUARTER of a MILLION POTS HAVE BEEN SOLD. Sole proprietor, E. H. O'Neill, Chemist and Druggist, Pitt-street, Sydney ; whose signature is attached to each bottle, and without which none is genuine. Wholesale agents for New Zealand, Messrj, Youngman and Co., Wholesale Druggists, Dnnedini from whom all particulars may be obtained and testimonials inspected. Sold by all Druggists and Store* keepers throughout the provinces.

FIFTX POUNDS REWARD.

HAVING been informed that certain unprincipled persons 'are making and selling a spurious description of the BLACK OXpE of COPPER PO r a>E, thereby tending to bring into bad repute the genuine article, the above reward will be given to any one who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the parties offending. The genuine pomade has the signature " Ed. Hy O'NEILL "on each label. All others are spurious

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

THE history of this great remedy is the most wonderful that the worid;haS ever known. It establishes the all-important fact, that wherever disease exists, its searching and healing properties are in most cases equal to its subjection and cure. Disordees OF the Stomach are the sources of the deadliest maladies. Now, what is the operation of Pills? They cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver, bring tlie relaxed or irritated stomach into a naturaland healthful oondition, changing sickness into health." ' . Ailments of Females.— At the two epochs' m life in which the system undergoes the most important and critical changes, the Pills are priceless in their effect in disorders to which the sex is liable ; and at the turn of life are a safeguard "against evil consequences. ' . : The Blood, the Bilk— ln whatever form disease attacks the liver, the blood is necessarily in an impure state: let such sufferers resort with confidence to this powerful imti-bitious and purifying agent, and a restoration to health and strength will be the result < - j ' ,i, , _. k . The best Remedy known for Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the Skin, Constipation of the Bowels, Debility, Diarrhoea, Female Irregularities, Indigestion, Influenza,- Liver Complaints, Pilet, Retention of Urine," Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms, Weakness, from whatever cause, &c, fee. Caution. — None ar6 genuine unless the words "HollowaY, London," are discernible as a watermark in every -leaf of the book of directions, which may be plainly seen by holding it to the light. * * Sold at the manufactory of Professor Holloway, 244, Strand, London, and' by ajl dealers in medicine, in boxes at Is. l^d., 2s. 9c}.» 4s. 6d., lls., 225., and 339. There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. Very copious directions for use are affixed to each box.

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

rfIHIS wonderful Ointment acts like magic in the X cure of old wounds, sores, and ulcers, however inveterate, Ita effects are marvellous in cases of paralysis, contracted or stiff joints; and in stoppage of the water or disorder of kidneys it is unequalled. ' Asthma and Bbonchttis. — This class of cases, including sore throats, bad coughs, and cold*, may be infallibly cured by well rubbing this remedy twice a day on the breast, throat, and chest. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts,- etc,— In many hospitals in Europe this celebrated remedy is now in general use. In Portugal, Spain, and Italy, the physicians regularly prescribe it for sores and ulcers. Sailors, soldiers, emigrants, and miners find it most invaluable, , _ _ , Rhettmatism and Swellings.— To sufferers from racWne pains this ointment is priceless. It reduces inflammations and swellings, removes all pain, and restores natural circulation. Piles Fistulas, etc., etc.— All inflammations anxfulcerations to which either aex may be afflicted can be relieved and cured .by the diligent use of this heading Qintinent. ■ The Ointment and- Pills should be used cqnitolstly in most ob" the pollowina cases :—: — Asthma, Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Bronchitis, Eruptions, Enlargement of Glands, Gout, Lumbago, Pile*, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Sore Throats, Sore Head*, Tic D r ojoreux, Wheezing with difficulty of breathing. * #8" Caution. — None are genuine unless the words "Holloway, London," are' discernible J at watermark in every leaf of the book of directions j which may be plainly seen by holding it to the light. * * Sold at the manufactory of Pboi-essok HolloVay, 2ii, Strand, London, and by all dealeu in medicine, in pets at Is. l^d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6dy lls., 22i., and 335. There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. ' varioui copious directions for use are affixed to each pot. 1