The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-03-25 00:00:00

Jo LIQUIDATION.
Re WILLIAM JONES.
FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE AND TWO
COTTAGES,
SAINT JOHN-STREET, KIDDERMINSTER.
•Iro be SOLD by AUCTION, by Miura.
OATES, BERBERS, and WOOLDRIDGE (by
order of the Mortgagee, and with tbe coolant of the
Trustee in Liquidation), at the BLACK HUB'S florin.,
linthamunargo, en Tvaarioe, the 4th day of Arm,
1871, at dialsek In the Emaiing.subjed to cooditiono
to be thou read:—
That very desirable FREEHOLD:PUBLIC-HOUSE,
known by the sign of "Tan KINO Withisu," situate
in lit. John•etreet, Kidderminster, in the occupation of
Mr. William Jonas; also, Two FREEHOLD COTTA.
GAS sod Premium at the busk thereof, oecupied by the
Widows Beck and Roberts.
Far further information, apply to Messrs. Boorman,
(Joni& and Elcock, Solicitors, Stourbridge ; H. Saunders,
E eq., jun., Solicitor, Kidderminster ; or to Masers. Oaten,
Bermes, and Wooldridge, Land Agents, Stourbridge.

STOURBRIDGE.
TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, GENTRY,
AGRICULTURISTS, & OTHERS.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
have been favoured with Instructions from Mr.
Lawrence Parsons Fowler (son and succeuor to the late
Mr. Fowler, sun.), of Little Bushey Farm, Redd,
Importer to Her Majesty the t,fueen, to SELL by AUC-
TION, at Q. TALSOT HOTIL, bTOCRIIRIDGE, OR FRIDAY,
MARCH Slit, lel, at Two o'clock, a CHOICE HERD of
ALDIs;RNEY AND GUERNSEY COWS
AND HEIFERS,
Selected specially for this Sale.
This high character of these Animals is so universally
recopluat, that it would be superfluous to urge a single
word in their Moor.

LYE, NEAR STOCKBRIDGE.
Valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND. and
MINES of FIRE CLAY, COAL, &c.
Massa&
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are instructed by the Proprietor, to SELL by
AUCTION, At the TALBOT ROTBL, STOURBRIL,GE, On
Fewsit. MtacH 31st, 1571, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
that valuable Parcel of MEADOW LAND, extending
from the Pedmore and Dudley Turnpike Road, near the
Toll Gate at Upper Lye, to Shepherd's Stook, together
with Three COTTAGES and Outbuildings, and the
whole of the Ungotten MINES and MINERALS lying
thereunder, containing 2a. 2r. 16p. of Surface, and
2a. 3r. 2p. of Mints.
The Land has a good Building Frontage of 60 yards to
the turnpike road, and it adjoins at Shepherd'a Brook to
the Mineral properties of Messrs. Hickman, and Thomas
Henry Pargeter, Esq.
The Coal and Stourbridge Fire Clay Measures under
the property have been partially worked, and the Old
Measure of Fire Clay is well known to be of flrst.rate
quality. There is also • good Red of Surface or Red
Brick Clay.
For further Information, apply to Messrs. Harward„
Shepherd, and Harward, Solicitors; or to Messrs. Oates,
Perrens, and Wooldridge, Land Agents, Stourbridge ; at
whose Offices • plan of the property may be inspected.

mo be SOLD. That Splendid and well-
JL. known BAGATELLR BOARD, now, and hie
missy years at THE CHEQUERS INN, Highetreet,
Stanrbridgs. For price and particulars, apply on the
premises.
MO LET, " THE ROYAL OAK,- Licensed
BERBBOUSE, at 'Member MiLl.— Apply to
Messrs. Bernard and Ring, Solicitors, Stourbridge,

rro BE SEEN, St the Little Pig Inn, Coven•
_l.. try-street. Stourbridge, the
LARGEST PIG IN THE MIDLAND
COUNTIIiS,
Weighisg upwards of 40 moored.

JOHN RUTLAND
9 --
WHOLESALE AM) FAMILY WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
AND
AGENT FOR BURTON ALES AND DUBLIN STOUT, ,
63 i-lia-i-i-sa'i 'l' DU DIY _
HAS availed himself of the rapid intercourse with the Wine-producing countries to extend Lis
direct communication with the most eminent Foreign Merchants and brosers, and lb thus enabled to
I, i ocure the finest, vintages of Wines and Spirits on the best possible terms, and to oiler them at one profit.
A single sample Bottle of any aescription may be obtained.
IND, COOPE, and Co.'s., sad ALLSOPP'S BURI UN ALE, in Bottles, and in Casks of 18 gallons and
upwards, selected from the best season brewings, supplied in fine condition, at the bailie prices and upon the
siune terms as at the Breweries, Burtonsou-Treut.
WATKINS and Co's, and 0 LINNESS and Co's. DUBLIN STOUT. The great satisfaction given by Watkins's
Stout for many years induces him to recommend it with the greatest confidence, as being of superior quality.
PRICE LIST FOR FADIILIES.
WINES. SPIRITS.
SHERRY
Superior ditto 36s 42. 40s 04s boa NICHOLSON'S LONDON (11N ....Ws tid 12s 13,61
TA ItltAti ON A POET l3s 15s 18. E.INEST JAMAICA RUM ltis 10s
PORT (Oporto)
Ditto puia, An Bottle)
CIIALPAUN h —.tram 27s to 70s Quarts HENNESSY'S k IiEN CH do Brows ?44s 20s 208
Ditto „ los to 37s Pints Ditto, very Old alts 320
CLAILET l2s to 4tis Quarts lelli NET SCOTCH Mailblii... ..168 lbil alb
Every other description of Still NW bpaikling Bine. ~ 113.1631 ditto Ris les 206
HENNESSY'S CASE BRANDI.
BURTON ALES. DUBLIN STOUT.
£s. d. I X s. d.
BEER 1
T
ALE, X 0 18 0 STOUT
X
„ XX
„ XXX...... 1 7 0 Less Five per Cent. for Cash
F
BaTER BEER 1 10 () In quantities to suit Families.
ii 1 13 0
The TRADE SUITLII Don the beat tures firm 0 i 11 holt asle Stores in the Yb I d of the Castle Rote!, Castle
Street, Dudley, where they can select from a large stos h of each quality.
Delivery free, to any distance.

(05) M
,
•
w comnitEE-6)
on TH.F_LoujE)--)
is unequalled for Blanc-Mange, Custards, Puddings, Cakes, Soups, &e., and is the most
wholesome and easily digestible Food for Children and Invalids.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
BLANC.MANGIC—Take four ounces (or four full-sized table-spoonfuls) of the Flour, and one quart
of milk, sweetened to the taste, they add a pinch of salt. Mix a portion of the milk (cold) with the Flour
into it thin paste; then add the remainder h9t, with a piece of lemon peel or cinnamon. Boil gently for
eight to ten minutes, well stirring it all the time, and (after taking out the peel) pour it into a mould to
cool. Serve with Areserved fruit, jelly, Sm.
INFANTS' FOOD.—Mix two fall-sized tea-spoonfuls of the Flour with a little cold water into
paste. Add half a pint of hot milk and water, sweeten to the taste, and boil for about five minutes.
ro be ul. warm.
CUP-FITDD/NO FOR INFANTS.—Mix a full-sized dessert-spoonful of the Flour with half a
pint of milk, a lump of sugar, and a pinch of salt. Boil for eight minutes (stirring it all the time), and
then add one egg well beaten. Mix thoroughly and pour into a battered cup, tie up in a cloth, and
again boil for about ten minutes. Serve it hot.
Retailed by Fam4 Grocers and Druggists, and Wholesale by
J'. & J. anowAN, 108, Cannon Street, London.

I\TOITIO= OP IRiMMOVA.I.J.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE.
SAMUEL STURMAN/
Col_ll_l.A.l2.
HIGH•STREET, (RAJ)LEY HEATH,
TAKES this opm rtunity of thallium( the (ientry sud Public for the support be has hitherto received, and
respectfully solicits s continuance of their favours.
He (duo Legs to Morin them that he has REMOVED to more EXTENSIVE PREMISES,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE LAMP INN, HIGHB7I.EPT,
Which sff out gr( stet focilili. Is for his Diallerota CLIAOIDETE.
ALL ORDERS EXI CIA} D WIT II 11:0MPTNESS AND DISPATCH.

N ERAL CARRIAGL ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORIZIS
OST respectfully return thanks to the Public generally for the very kind support
received in the FUNERAL DEPARTMENT id his Business, and begs to a,,t.re them that it
will always be his study to merit • continuance of that ~11prort by tvlteovSL tteoi, , aro the conduct
ing of FUNERALS in the most .Ittnn manner, and o ,13 the most seasonable terms. Cabs. Cars, laud
Gigs on hire on the Shortest Notice.
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PATENT COMPOSITE H EARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Pleurae, we have been accustomed to see. Its appearance is
elegant, and with a pair of first-class black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
el .
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mourners or
underneath the hatumercloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
ka this improved Hearse becomes more extensively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
00* OBSERVE TOE ADDRESS—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

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3DISO RD EaR. S OF THE S'I'OMA.OI-1
Are the sources 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.II.a.TEN'TS OF FEILEA_LES. :
At the two epochs in life in which the system undergoes the most important ,
and critical changes, the Pills are priceleis in their effect in disorders to which the
WI is liable; and at the turn of life are a safeguard against evil consequences,
t, WE A.KNE' SS AND Dmnizairw.
IThese Pills remove all symptoms of debility, languor and weakness, as they
act upon the mainsprings of life and give strength and vigour to the system.
, THE BEST IZENEM=Y7E" KNOWN FOR
.;
A Asthma. D.ibility. Influenza. Stone and Gravel.
ri Bilious Complaints. Diaiiiilicea. Liver Complaints. Secondary Symptoms
1
Blotches on the Skin. Female
Constipation erigaels n. etiorregularities Piles. Weakness,from what.
of the Bowels. liu'
lietentiou of Urine. ever cause, &c. &c.
rr CAUTION!—None are genuine unless the words "Hollouoy, London," are
thscernible 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 manufact.,ry of Professor
lioixowAy, 244, Strand. London. and by all Dealers in Medicine, in boxes at
Is. lid., 26. 9d., 4s. 6d., lie., 225., and 33s.—There is a considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.—Very copious directions for use are affixed to each box.

HA L ES() WA N.
FURNISHING, GENERAL, AND BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY
ESTABIJISI—IMENT.
JAMES 13AYLISS
BEV„ato,sin!rorremd
otnhebiynmhabir. tutt,s, of Hvy, in ttlerwetnettudnait:oviseinbity ty
a hat t he s has taken oto
°that
orders entrusted to his care, to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on his predecessor.
THE BEST KIND OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS SUPPLIED,
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Oven Orates, Register Stoves, Furnace Pans, Furnace Doors and Frames, Bedsteads and Bedding, Paper
Hangings, Machine and Lamp Oils, Cart Grease, Roman and Portland Cement, ate.
71ag1ey Street, Valesowen.
WOECESTERWRZ
MESSRS.
ej &W. STALLARD
•
BEG to inform the Public generally that they have, in connection with their Brewery,
.opened Stores at 'Oldswin ford,
For the convenience of their Customers at Stourbridge and surrounding towns, where their
1/lIIAD, STRONG-, A.I\TD
ALES, STOUT, AND PORTER
May be obtained on the same Terms as at the Brewery, from
MR.. J 0 SMPI-1 3E3 A_ I I_l =Y" ,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

CIG-ARS! Cia_A_RS CIO-A_RS !
TO PUBLICANS, GROCERS, AND mins.
450 BOXES OF CIGARS,
FROM 6e. (hi., TO Bs. 6d.
JUST ARRIVED, DIRECT FROM VIENNA AND HAMBURG,
A large quantity of
CIGAR HOLDERS
AND
M RISCITA_TIM PIP=S.
Also a splendid assortment of
SEALSKIN CIGAR CASES, ToBACCO POUCHES, AM) FUSEE BOXES,
AND OTHER ARTICLES IN GREAT VARIETY.
rEI-1E CTIOICEST TOB.A_CCOS.
WILS ONS SCOTCH SNUFF-
S. FIELD,
92, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

TUB VINE MN. CORNOREAVES,
FASHIONABLE lIAIR DRESSING
ESTABLISHMENT, CRADLEY HEATH.
100, IiIGH4THEET, 6TOURBEIDUE
EDMUND COOMBES JOHIST POOLE
BEGS to infutai the Public thot he has taken to the
(Fur the hot 13 years principal Assistant to Mr. Weetntan
above Old-Establiabed Inn, where Le will be glad to see
of 10, Bullattreet , Birtninglatm),
his Old and New Friends.
BEGS moat respectfully to inform the Gentry of Stour-
hridge and Neighbourhood, that he boa OPENED Go :
above-named Premises, lately occupied by Mr. H. Simms, HOME -BREWED AND BURTON All
in the Fashionable and General
AND
HAIR DRESSING BUSINESS, DUBLIN STOUT,
In all its branches, aed trusts that by persenal and strict
attention to merit ashore of their pattenoge nod support. Of the ltt et
--
N.B.—Wigs, Fronts, Braids, Alexandrian Curls, Pads, FREE AND EASY EV! BY NIGHT.
kr., made and re-dressed.
-
A Choice Stock of S /.on't En, One .1. 'deem
PERFUMERY. BRUSHES, COMBS, 4:c.,
It Ehl AND ASS V,FED E.:at:lit Al 1111%
P.lways on Hand.
7'o (211ERNSLAN It, .4 UN': R. ILLI.
Priror loot,, a tsr Toilice op,/ loth
queens:and Govt Offices,
Just Published for Two Stomps.
:i2, e 1,31 CIOS 1.01,1
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITAI ED.
Laud or.l. re for 40 scree per a 4 ~it are
'T FRI END," liy - • oven to ersons their owl. .as•
It': -DUB). BTAlltrES"„Sht:Cl:aislo' r years given hi+ ex-
. 1.5.155. Tit suleetito;:freke. Land e .1! be
elusive attention to the treatment of NCI VOW, Debility, acquired at ss, 10s, and 15 per seri jay.
Mental and Physical Depression, Palpitation of the Heat t, able in ten annual iinotaime,.ts.
Noises in the Head and Ears, Indecision, Impaired Assisted Passages granted to Form Labourers, Pt ugh-
Sight and Memory, Indigestion,
men, Sher herds, Gardeners, Mechanics and other el • I;ible
Prostration, Lassitude, I
Depression of Spirits, Loss of Energy arid Appetite,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Timidity, Self-Distrust, Free Passages grarted to Female Domestic Sets tilts,
Dizziness, Love of Solitude, Groundless Fears, antimony for whon, there is great demand in the colony.
other ailments' which ,if neglected, tiling the sufferers to I Statistics anti further Mis mn r otio ,ci a n pplicatio.
an esrly Death. JOHN DOUGLAS, Agent:Gent-A.
This valuable work," THE SECRET FRIEND," is
illustrated with numerous cases and testimonials, and not Appointed Agent for 13rierlvy Hill: Mr. E. Bent, toni
only wives the cause but the means of cure. I lundrcils Street.
of cases which bad been thought hopeless hove been res- - - - - -
tored to perfect health and vigour after toll other means
had failed. Sent post free on receipt of two stamps.
1' CHEAPEST PASSAGE TO
Address, Dr. BARNES, 1, Lansdale Square, Barusliury, s
1
London, N, 'Lito..?'• • ALL THE,SOLONIES.
.. .
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
DR. BARNES may be consulted personally
EW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, 'I !E
or by letter, in all private and confidential cases;
DIAMOND FIELDS, AMERICA, CANA
and for the benefit of Nervous sufferers who cannot visit
CHINA. JAPAN, ttrc &e.. by Royal Mail and t..h.
him, he will, on receiving a description of their case,
Steamersand
r Saii,inlt.Pa. i
Packets,
regularly
Maps, lydesnatelled
~
enclosing a stamped envelope for reply, be ready to give ,
and Tick. t •
his opinion upon the nature of the case, and the prism. P
Embamatioo, obtoined of Edward Bent, Emigr.• I
plea of treatment neaessary to effect a perfect cure.
or Address, Dr. BARNES, 1, Lonsdale Square, Barns'
bury, London, N., late of 30, Thornhill Crescent, Cale. Offices, Bent-street, Brierley Hill.
donian Road.

LA.TEST NEWS.
PRESS ASSOCIATION TELE9RAMS.
(REUTERS TELEGRAMS.)
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
THE INSURRECTION AT PARIS.
PARIS, Thursday.
The Second Arrondisement is occupied by considerable
forces, and redoubled vigilance is being exercised, from
an apprehension of an attack by the battalions.
To-day's official journal says nothing about yesterday's
massacres.
The friendly tone of General von Sehlotheim's com-
munication has excited suspicions that an understanding
exists between the Committee and the Prussian,.
FARIS, Thursday, 10 p.m.
Paris bears a end aspect. Few people are in the
streets, except on the priiicieal Boulevards. All shops
are closed.
The Montmartre insurgents yesterday stopped a train
at Clichy carrying prisoners. They released the priso-
ners and arrested the escort.
The 69th Regiment of the Line has made its escat e
from Paris, and entered Versailles yesterday.
Several Sergeants de Ville have been shot by order of
the Central Committee. Sentence of death is also said
to have been passed on five journalists in their absence.
VERSAILLES, Thursday.
Lyons has proclaimA the Commune, end has hoisted
the red flag.
A Depaty from Paris says the Central Committee is no
longer able to maintain the upper hand with its owe men,
by whom it is overwhelmed.
THE WAR INDEMNITY.
Doubt is expreeeed in Berlin as to punctuality in the
liquidation of the war indemnity.
rbe Emperor will propose that Bismarck shall receive
an acknowledgment from the ration of a million Raiders
SPAIN.
Menem, Friday.
The Civic Guard in Marseilles has seized the telegraph
station in that city. The telegraph authorities here uo-
tify that ruessagea for France are sent by poet from
Yran.
SWITZERLAND.
BKINZ, Thursday.
A railway accident occurred at Colambier last night to
a train with interned French soldiers. Twenty-two were
killed, Lied seventy-two were wounded.
AMERICA.
NEW YORK, Friday.
The Senate will not take any action with regard to the
bill passed by the House of Representatives abolisiiieg
the duties on salt and coal.
OTTAWA, Friday.
The H. G. Cs. has repealed the duties on corn, lebt,
bread, staffs, and coal.
GENERAL NEWS.
Press Association Telegrams.]
WRECK OF A FRENCH SHIP.
PLvarsUaa, Friday.
The French Barque Ammules, of, and for Havre, was
rue down and sunk at I a.m., yesterday, 37 miles South-
east of Portland, by the ship Forfar, Captain Lammed',
of Glasgow. The crew escaped.
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LONDON CORN MARKET (CLOSE).
FRIDAY.
Market quiet. English wheat firm, without meet
doing. Foreign slow sale at late values. Town flour
unaltered. Country marks rather better inquiry; but
American neglected. Barley rather against sellers. Oats
firm. Maize dull. Beans and peas unchanged.
SHIPPING NEWS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday.
The Nyanza, with £509,966 in specie, and silk to the
value of £140,000 sterling, has arrived here.
QUEENSTOWN, Friday.
The Pennsylvania arrived here from Liverpool to.day,
and proceeded to New York.