Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 151, 10 May 1862, Page 3

.- )■ ;,":::^va;'-, ■:■':: For* Sale. - --\ '■ ~ ■:-; ' :-A v^- jj-: .•:--;:;:u-:> - BRICKS; . ;-:a:: • ' •'■ ' .'- ■.:,:■ ■ :--. ...r-t,.;^,-., ;.•:.■;.>. : .■,;;jE.. ; -;,;..-:>;;.,■ ";. : . ..-.. ■:__: .' :-"•-"•-;. ,■.'■•:_;■: ..-Toßifiitlprs and .Others.. -. ■ .-■ ~ ; TjiOß SALE, 100,000 Bricks,' wliieh tlie proprietor Jj ,■'ii» prepared ta< deliver in any .part of the; town' at current prices. ;-iFov: ;fnrtbei\ ".particulars apply to • - - '- FREDERICK J. A'ItLIDGE,, . ~-.v ,U: -». v *:. ~i. i:i.t»*.■);*.«-ri-:>s,;vyv<«aGumber](ind-strcet,'; = . i. or at the. Brick Works,' Hanover-street arid Great '.-' ' '' ; :''-".: "■' X intr-strael;..'-;,;.;'.' X -■ - BATTjENS,;Mon!(iing.v .Quartering-, Galvanised Iron', Iron fireplaces. Ha worth's Snouting. •aiiH.ltidfiiug.jVfanitfitetgry, near Police Depot.,' .7 , ".. tSOTATOES^ .-POTATOES, Brown's River.—A: JL .. "pfimei sample.- .-.Cooper-, and,-Co.,,;Wholesale ..■Pmit.Mei'cliaiits, PrincesrStreeteonth. ~ . . ■; . STORES-IN STAFFORD-STREET. ,; _' Tj^Oß.-SA'LE—-Those well-sitiiated'arid' cbmniadious .'■JD ■ :..preniises;iu \-. ■-■■ - ■.•;.-. •■■ .;■-.'•-; ;;,.', , - .. V STAFFORD STUEET; ; ;" ; ; ', ■ ' :Atpresent occupied by -■.".- , ;; :. ■ .• s .WEBB, PANTLIN,;..AND, CO.I ; ,j ,To,Merclmnti3, desiijous of. entering upon suitable "arid T,vell-kn6wn Busi liess Premises,- or to parties looking fora -good irivestm'eiitr'the sale^of these'stbre's presents a first-class opportunity. ""'' ~ ...' ; -'. Early '.possession oan he given: '■ : For full'particulfirs apply on the premises,-ts U - "j< Ji ; . :: -frjW-KBB^PANTLHf & GO. ••■' .C O A.L Sl■ 0,0 ALS!!UOA LS?! !. . •TVTOTICE TO^FAMILIES.—Good Coals forhousc_l3| hold..purposes', on Sale by the Undersigned.. Price,42s. -.per Ton. ... »,' .: • ,v : Proprietors' of Hotels and Restaurants are requested to. give them a trial. , Samples, may be had on application. !:-:-■: ■.-,- =. •''^?; /-.'G.-:M.rALDB,IOH, Agent. .* Princes 9treet, over Switzer's. ERA;KGR,&,,CQ.-, liare, ; pn. Sale,at their. Stores, ''Ifanse-Btrebt,"ex'Jane Lockhart,/ . ' Criiiiean shirts, Scotch twilled shirts ' ' .' ■ ,'"■■■ : 13hie serge shirts, LV'pants.and vests;•■ .;.■'. :■■■ Shetland and Aberdeen half-hose and -how ■.' 72in. groy shectin.a;, flannels ' . _ Drab aii'l miller^' molebkin Uwvsers. fancy doe s-ac coats 9-4' and 10-1 white, blue, and scarlet blankets FIIANCK & (JO., j\lant.e-strcet. CONSULTATION BY LETTEK. Fee—" ONE POUND." DR. L. L. SMITH, 100, BOURKK STIJKET EAST, MELBOURNE rjnHEIUS arc many patients -who, nllltough not disJ. satisfied wilh thoir Mciiical Attendaiiti, yet iiredesirous of submitting1 their case to' onewhom they know must, from his prominent position, as the leading: medical prtictilionor cf Victorh, have hnd a thorough practical and cosmopolitan expericntp with Uisbask in every variety of form isnd clitiracter. If it h true that " piiiftiee makus pfrftet," patients enn be assured that Dr. L. L. fcijiiTii, with the largre practice (which no one denies he has possessed for tlie last ten years in the.-c colonies, and still possesses in an in-cie.v-ed degree eacli bucceedir.}r*ye.ir), must liayo had presented to his experience Diseasco in its most varied line. Cns^s that' have baffled the skill of the family Phjsician, and the most eminent Surgeons of the day, as a last resource are referred to him either by consultation, by lctti-r, or brought dov/u to his Hospital to be placed under his iiunu.dinte treatment. A huge branch of his practice is devoted eiclu-ively to Nervous and Syphilitic diseases, and the symptoms of diserscs arisiiisr tlierefi'oin. In'these cases he is frequently consulted as.a dernier resource, the poor patiei.t often presenting the spectacle of a debilitated cinnciat'-d bcinjr, ihe result of having placed Jiimsclt under the treatment of, perhaps, a legally qualified practitioner, and one every way skilful in the general routine of his profession,"but wlio has never' made these diseases iiis~peeuliar study, or had the opportunities of practice in those branches, of his profession The sunup remarks hold Rood with respect to the diseases of females. There are yearly thousands of both inari-ied and single ladies falling1 victims to the want of a just diagnosis, of their complaint. The obscurity of the tliaense of the utcris is proverbial, and unless a thorough funouiitof practical skill, both in the diagnosis as well as ali-o in tlie treatment, is brought to benr on tlie disease, the Unfortunate patient succumbs to it, or the treatment," or drags on a weary wretched existence aburden to herself, her husband, and to all her relations and friends. Many thus circumstanced do not from a morbid sense of delicacy consult a medical man ; to such, the plan of consultation by letter, adopted by Dr. h. L. Smith, is of great utility '1 here are also many questions in married life that should be answered, such is the cause why married life is a burden and v curse, rather than a round of continual .happiness and mutual enjoyment. "The harmony of many a family has been brought about by Dr. L. L. Smith,, tin ough the elucidation of something that boie the appcarauce oi mystery, but by a consultation, cither by letter or personally, lias been cleared ire ay. ,Il'is skill in the treatment of, these diseases is fully known. Alone in this colony he has practised, particularly in these discuses, during; ten years. At home he was the pupil of Dr." Culverwell, who made these diseases his exelu.-ivc practice; and as to his qualifications, he is a Legally Qualified Medical Practitioner and member of the Jltdical Board of Victoria, and gained the First Physicians' Prize in the knowledge and practice of medicine in the Westminster Hospital, London. Lock Hospital, and Hospital for Skin Diseases. Dr. I. L. Smith. 102, Bourke Steeet East, Mklbourke