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Wellington Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2304, 2 January 1866, Page 2

FOR SALE. EX PIONEER. 1 -I K/~\ TONS SUPERIOR CHILIAN FLOUR. I J. & T. KEBBELL. October 25, 1865. FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD rpilE UNDERSIGNED has 500 CORDS of good mixed FIREWOOD, in two feet lengths, which he can deliver in any part of the town for 24s per cord. BENJAMIN REEVES, 1 Wood Contractoi'. Orders left with Mr W. Freeman, Molesworthstrect, will be attended to. Wellington, October 17, 1865. WELLINGTON SAVINGS' BANK. Established, 1846. DEPOSITS will be received, payments made, and notices of withdrawal received at the Wellington Athenaium, on Monday and Friday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock. Deposits received from one shilling upwards, Interest will be allowed on deposit* of one pound and upwards at the rate of Five Pounds per cent, per annum. Depositors may receive the whole or any part of their deposits on giving fourteen days' notice. Wellington. April 3, 1865. TjICONOMICAL WASHING.— For cheap and J2i expeditious washing \ise Harper Twelvetrees' preparation of Glycerine and Soap Powder, which lathers profusely, and washes with a third of tho usual time and trouble. No other "washing powder or soap powder will do this ! Sold in penny packets by all storekeepers, and wholesale by Harder Twervetrces, Bromley-by-Bow, London. AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL, AND FLORICULTURAL SEEDS. WAITE, BURNELL &, CO., Seed Merchants of 181 High Holborn, London, jEjigland, can supply clovers and grass seeds for I pcmuvTPCttt pasture, turnips, mangold, and carrot, as welj) as every ot hor kind of field, garden, and ilowcj/ seeds, all new and of the best stocks, selected specially for exportation to tho colonies, (■fclogues and terms to bo had on application. Lai>c, Lombard Street, London. CATHEDRAL, SYDNEY. -jjft^ysV -r^LliSHiiD, a corn-plot c history ofl * '?•■'s CtiS^dMl from T/ieJay ing of (lie to its lamentable destruction byfire, witTi "numerous engravings from sketches and photographs. Price one snilliug, postage extra. W. G. Mason, 84 Stanley-sheet, Sydney. Agents and the trade supplied on liberal terms. Notice. --One half of the clear profits of the publication will be di-voted to the St Mary's Cathedral Restoration Fund. ANY CAN USE THEM. A basin of water is all that is required to produce the most brilliant and fashionable colors on silks, woollens, cottons, ribbons, &c, in ten minutes, by the use of JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES. Twelve colors, * Price Is. 6d., 2a. 6d,, and ss. per bottle. These Dyes will also be found useful for imparting color to feathers, fibres, grasses, seaweed, ivory, bone, wood, willow shavings, paper, also for tinting photographs, and for illuminating. May be had of all chemists throughout the world. Wholesale depot : — 19a, Coloman Street, London. * # * Liberal discount to dealers. CHLORODYNE. CHOLERA, dysentery, diarrncea, cramp, agues fever, rheumatism, coiKUtnp'ion, asthmas cough, &c. All pain, vomiting, and distress cease, in a few moments after taking a dose of that vonderfsl sedative anodyne and anti spasmodic remedy Chlorodvne, discovered by Dr J. COIH3 Browne, M.RC.SIi. (ex Army Mod. Staff), the recipe of which was confided solely to J. T. Davenport, 33, Great Russell-street. Bloomsbury-square, London (Pharmaceutical Chemist). Tho medical testimony o*' civil, hospital, military, and naval practitioners pronounces i( invaluable. It relieves pain of any kind, soothes the restlessness of fever, and j imparts tho most refreshing sleep, without produc ing or leaving any of tho unpleasant effects 0 opium. Earl Russell has graciously favored J. T. Davenport with the following extract of a despatch from Mr. Webb, 11. 8.M.'s Consul at Manila. dated Sept 17. ISG4: — " The remedy most eflicacious in its fleets (in Epidomia Cholera) has been found to be Chloroiiyno, nnd with a small quantity given to me by Dr Burke I have saved several lives." Earl Russell communicated to the College of Physicians, that ho had received a despatch from her ATajesty'H Consul at Manila, to the effect that cholera had boon raging fearfully, and that the only remedy of any service was Chlorodyne.— See Lancet, Dec. 31.1861. From W. Vesalius Pettigrew, M.D., Jlon. F.R.C.S., England, foimorly Lecturer upon Anatomy and Physiology at St. George's School of Medicine — "' I have used it in consumption, asthma, diarrhoea, and other diseases, and am most perfectly satisfied with tho results." From A. Montgomery, Esq., late Inspector of Hospitals, Bombay — " Chlorodyne is a most valuable remedy in neuralgia, asthma, and dysentery. To it 1 fairly owe my restoration to health after eightocn months' severe f-uflering, and when all other medicines had failed.'" Dr Gibbon, Army Medical Staff Calcutta. — " f I wo doses completely cuieil mo of diarrhoea.'' Extract from tho General Board of Health, Lon.ion, as to its eflieacy in Cholera. — " So strongly aro we convinced of the immense value of this remedy, that we cannot too forcibly urge the nc-cc.-sity of adopting it in all. cases." Caution.— ln consequence of the extraordinary efliency of this remedy, several unprincipled par. tics have been induced to vend imitations. Never be tempted to buy Chlorodyno except in sealed bottles, having the words, " Dr J. Collie Browne's Chlorodyne" engraved on the wrapper. A sheet full of medical testimonials accompanies each bottle. Sole manufacturer, J. '11.I 1 . Davenport, a3, Great Riissell-s'treefc, Bloomsbury, London. Sold in bottles, 2s 9d and 4s (id. Aj-onta for Melbourne-— Messrs Taylor & Co, 7 Flinder's Lane.