The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-04-30 00:00:00

VIOR SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY,
.1! PLOT of LAND, situated a Duneas-street,
Wollaatoa.—For particulars, apply te 6. Field, Observe
Office, Stourbridgs.

VOR SALE, a large quantity of White Rock
.12 SEED POTATOES.—appIy to Mr. E. %union,
Wollaston.

TO be LET, with Immediate Possession,
or without the WAREHOUSE and SHOPPING.
the HOUSE and Large WAREHOUSE, Workshop,
Stabling. Garden, Paddock, and Premises, lately occupied
by Mr. Clare, situate at Oldswinford, near the Church.
The louse sontains two Sitting Rooms, Large Kitchen,
four Bedrooms, Cellar. Brewhouse, &•.—For rent aad
particulars. apply to Mr. I. King, Auetionner, Stour.
bridge.

APARTMENTS TO LET, for a SINGLE
GENTLEMAN, consisting of Bed Room and
Sitting Room, pleasantly situated, and within four
minutes' walk of the Stoarbridge Railway Station.—
Apply to B. Plaid, Obserrer Ose. Stoarbridge.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
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1,
R.
FIELD'S
DUDLEY AND WORCESTERSHIRE
IvIILIT.A.R.;Y" BANE).
UNIToRMS SIMILAR TO }INN MAMMY'S 1.13 T LIFE
GUARDS BAND.
W • rFetlnErni:D' Bandmaster,
tlionksto the NobiityreG respectfully
y
Gentry, and
Committees generally. in the Midland Counties, for
their liberal patronage during the peat Twenty yearn,
and wishes to iiitimate that the above BAND is
composed of Reed and Brass Instruments, from first-
class manufacturers, and includes Soloists of great
experience.
Future favours will be much esteemed.
Engagements made to attend Archery Meetings, Flower
Shows. Exhibitions, tee, Bazaars. Dejeuners. &c..
Ac&c. on reasonahte Lerma.
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forwarded for publication, consisting of
the choicest Music, new and original.
Vicaristreet, Dudley.

G. F. GREEN,
pIANOFORTE TUNER,
260, Castle-street, Darllev,
ILLS SREAT FLLIMLRE IN PUBLISHING TAT. FOLLOWING
TESTIMONIALS.
From Mr. C. Potter. Professor of Music, from the
Institution for the Blind. St. John's Wood, London:—
" I can confidently reconimend Mr. Green ass Piano-
forte Tuner. He tunes by equal temperament, and ob-
tains an exact aca!•. Sncn.d C. porn,"
From Mr. J. F. Patterson. Organist. St. Patrick's
Church, Rudder .field :-- I have much pleasure in tee-
tifyiag to the abilities of Mr. Given as a Pianoforte
Tuner. He lays the Manage with exactness and perfec•
tins. (Signed: j curs F. PATTF.Itfox."
From Mrs. Sanderson, Solo Pianist., of the London
and Liveryn.-1 Concerts Mr. Green to one of the few
who can Tune my Piero to the nicety I require previous
to giving my Public Recitals. (Signed) E. E. Skarn'''.
Boa."
From Mr. Butterworth. Organist, Dobernse, near
Manclieeter. :-- Mr. Green's equal sue Pianoforte Tuner
can rarely be met with. (Signed) DAT',
1111111% ACCORDING TO LIFTANCE.
nbterve the Addresa—'l6o, Csatheatreet, Dadlay.
DIA NOFORTES and HARMONIU7MS may
be had on the NEW sYsTi3l of HIRING, for Two or
Three Year,: after whirl:, anis without any further pay-
ment. tn heroine the property of the hirer. All Instil'.
meats had on this system. err otherwise, will be
Exchanged any time witidu six months for any other, if
not approved of. and returned carriage free. And fur-
ther, after a trial ol three years. soy Pianoforte or Har-
monium would be taken back, at its original cost, and
the money returned. deducting the usual charge for hire ;.
I thus offering greater advantages than the London or Bir-
mingham Houses.—Apply G. F. GREEN, Pianoforte
I Teacher and Toner, Music Warehouse, 260, Castl•-atreet,
Dudley.

3 000 PIANOFORTES & HARMONI-
UMS bans been TrblED by G. F. OREEIC
Professional Tuner. 260, CAEITI 1-STIMET, DIIDLET.
Pianofortes Rewilked, Re-strung, the Hammel, Re-cov-
ered with Patent Pelt, as used by the most eminent owis

Queensland Government 0510..:
Removed from 2. Old broad-street, to
32, Charing Cross, London.
EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND.
NEW lIIMIORATION ACT OF 1365.
• Under this Act Persons paying their pas-
. 4 sage to the Colony. receive a Land Order
Msl' for the selection of 40 acres of best alai-
- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for
each child between one tad twelve years. After from
three to five years ...fierce they are entitled to the free-
hold. From 49 to 10.680 lICTIO+ can also be obtained by
selection before survey from areas of Agricultural and
pastoral lands estimated to contain 20.000,000 acres, at
15s, 10s, and As per acre, payable in ten annual Metal-
meets.
Assisted Passages are granted to Farm Labourers,
Ploogbmen, Shepherds, Gerden ere, Mechanics, and other
elicuble persons.
Free Passages are granted to Female Domestic Sir'
vents and to Married Farm Labourers, and Shepherds
with not more than one child, and under 12 years. Free
Passengers, except Female Domsetie Servants, on pay-
ment in the Colony of the cost of their passage, Sr. en-
titled to select 40 acres per adult and Assisted Passen-
gers on payment of the balance of the Goat of their pas-
sage. are also entitled to select 40 acres per adult.
Statistics and information .especting the Colony, may
be obtained on applicatioa.
JOHN DOUGLAS, Agent-General.
Appointed Agent for Brierley Hill Mr.!. Bent, Best
Street.

• NIIGRATION to UNITED
STATES, CANADA, be., by
Inman, Canard, Allan Co., Onion, sad
Piocaor Liam Faros :—Sailing Yoosels,
bs 6d ; Staanaohipa, Cl 60.
M. PALFREY, Amt.
Lon#aids, Stonabrnlio.

RACK WOOD'S,
NIGH STREET AND VICTORIA PASSAGE, STOURBRIDGE.
PACKWOOD'S BEDDING and BLANKET DEPARTMENT is net to be equalled!
PACKWOOD'S CARPETS, in great variety!
PACKWOOD'S PAPER HANGINGS.—The Largest Stock and Choicest Designs in the Midland
Uounties!
PACKWOOD'S DRAWING ROOM SUITES, from .£9 and upwards !
PACKWOOD'S DINING ROOM SUITES, complete, in Oak and Mahogany!
PACKWOOD'S IRON BEDSTEADS. from ss. lid.!
PACKWOOD'S LOOKING GLASSES, in all the latest Novelties!
PACKWOOD'S WASHING STANDS and DRESSING FABLES, from 6s. 6d. to £l5!
PACKWOOD'S CHEST OF DRAWERS. from 15s. 6d.!
PACKWOOD'S CANE-SEATED CHAIRS, from 2e. 101 d.!
PACKWOOD'S WINDSOR CHAIRS, 17s. 6.1. per Half-damn, and upwards
PACKWOOD'S EASY CHAIRS, from 215., and upwards!
PACKWOOD'S HALF-TESTER BEDSTEAD, 211., and upwards!
PACKWOOD'S other Articles, too numerous to mention.
P.S.—Norn THZ ADIMPS :
HIGH SNOW AND VICTORIA R.A.,PAGT,
STOITBRIDGE.

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CIGARS. 1 TOBACCOS,
CIGARS.
•1 AMP .
JIM
,Ll, TOBACCOS.
CIGARS. - VIM TOBACCOS.
1 V 1111.1111 '
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THE FINEST STOCK OF MEERSCHAUM PIPES IN THE MIDLAND COUNTIES
to be seen at the
01-1 D CIO-A.R. ESTLISI-IMMINTT,
92, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
A Large and Choice Stock of FOREIGN sod BRITISH CIGARS to Select from.
THE TRADE SEPPLIED.
S. FIELD. PROPRIETOR.

TOBACCOS, TOBACCOS,
SNUFFS, SNUFFS,
1,114. INsuu,
AND
Art AND
CIGARS.CIGARS.
OLD-ESTABLISHED TOBACCO AND CIGAR DIVAN,
HIGH•STREET, BRIERLEY HILL.
--
THE attention of Innkeepers. Grocers. and others requiring a Firsteclass Article, is respectully
invited to try MULL'S OLD•ESTABLIsHED TOBACCO and CIGAR STORES, wilt re Tobacco 1B
eceived Fresh daily from the Manufactory. and supplied at 11.inufacturees Prices
An Extensive Variety of MEERSCHAUM, BRIAR ROOT. and other PIPES, alwziys ii Stock.
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FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUD.LEY. •
GEORGE MORRIS
OST respectfully return thanks to the Public renerally for the very kind support
A received in the FrNI:IIAL DEPARTMENT of his I.todnes, and hens to ft••ure them that it
will always be his stud, to merit ft enntinuftnee of that support rO/ Ilifo/NAL attertier, end the rondo,t-
ing of FCIMIIALP in the mna• s-lemn manner. ard upon the r o,t ren,"nable tonne. Cabs. Carr. nod
Gigs on hire on the Sivirtest Notice.
G. MORRIS FIAS ALSO ADDED TO EIS ESTALLISIIIIENT.
pATENT CO3IPOSITE HEAnsE
Which is a derided improvement urn the Flearses we Imre hewn sern.domed tn ftee. It, art earanee
ulegant. and with a pair of firat-class bipric lint,e, %TIM lii 1 ii LaiSolen:t to the tut eral rites of the °pi r
By this arrangement the very unseemly pmeticei of placing tte calla either beneath the meurnera er
underneath the bammereloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
, ks this improved Henr.e l•ecomee mere eztensietly known, it tannet foil to be widely approved and
adopted.
011SEEVE TIIE DDRESS—
G. N101{1: IS, STONE S'l'E E ET. 1)17 DL EY.

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isTizeil GI
The safest and most effective Medicine
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH,
AND ron Til, ISE SCIMICT TO
CONVULSIONS, INFLAMED GUMS, & RESTLESSNESS.
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CAUTION TO MOTHERS.
I:Estracted from The Times, October 6th, 1869.2
"We are pleased to find a decided decrease in the fatal infatuation Mr the admin-
istration of so-called soothing medicines to infants, the mournful results of which it
has been our painful duty co frequently to chronicle. In another column will be
found the report of an inquest that took place at Leeds no the body ef a child who
had been poisoned by an overdose of sothing medicine. We feel it, therefore, incum-
bent upon us c caution the public against dangerous imitations of that invaluable
medicine, " Stedman's Teething Powders." Purchasers should be particularly awful
to ask for, and insist on having" Stedman's Teething (not Soothing) Powders." The
" Teething Powders 'alone are the original and genuine ' Stednian'a Powders,' and are
safest for children, as they contain nothing dangircnisly seothing."
PREPARED BY
J. STED)dAN, SURGEON, EAST ROAD, LONDON.
Aad Sold at Is li per Packet of Nine Powders, by all respectable Chemists.

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/DISOR.IDEIZS OP 'l'l-1E 5T01.1.A.C13
Are the *mem of the deadliest maladies. Now,•what is the operation'of the Pills ?
They cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach
into a natural and healthful condition. Changing sickness into health.
.A.ILME ITS OP Pmm.A.Lzs.
At the two epochs in life in which the system undergoes the most important
and critical ch.nges, the Pills are priceless in their effect in disorders to which the
six is bale; and at the turn of life are a safeguard against evil consequences.
WICA.ICITE SS .A.I\TM DM3BILITr. L
nos Pills remove all symptoms of debility, languor and weakness, as they
est apes the maineprings of life and give strength and vigour to the system. ,

al" CAUTION '—None are genuine unless the words "Holloway. Lout"' aro
ciiseArnible as a Water/nark in cr-ry leaf of the book of directions : which may be
plainly seen by /wilding it to the light.—*** Sold at the manufactory of Professor
flotzowar. 244, Strand, Landon, &nd by all Dealers in Medicate, in boxes at
ltd., 2s. 9cL, 4a. 6d., Hs., 22,, and 33.—There is a considerable siring by
tho Lager mos.—Very copious chroottoso for as are affixed to soak box.

o. 2, .Mar/et Street, Stourbridge.
SUMMER, FASHION-S.
MRS. BREARLEY
Wishes to inform her numerous Patrons that she purposes
SHEWING
ON TUESDAY MAY Z. AND THREE FOLLOWING DAYS,
A New Stock of
3301\TI\T=TS, JACK=S,
And respectfully solicits an Inspection.

LEWIS.
OF 145, HIGH STREET, DUDLEY,
BEGS to inform the inhabitath of Brierley Hill and its vicinity that he has
0 PI
Those Extensive Premises,
110, HIGH STREET, BRI:ERLEY HILL,
With a lar,,e assortmvnt of
G-1\7111=1./.I:EI\T'S
AND
J-C.T77=I\TII.,=S' !
In great variety, cud which he is offeriug at the Lowest Possible Prices.