The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-08-06 00:00:00

OTONR LTREET, DUDLEY.
t
NTRONG
' IBON FRENCH BEDSTEADS
41t. diti, wide. - Ida 6d.
murmur to At, as, 10.54 to 19s.
.BTRONG
Ill°N FRENCH BEDSTEADS
Wt. wide, • Us.
MATTIS'S to At, Se AL le Sa dd.
1. A KRAFT AND FAIII/BD STOCK OF IMON MINDMTNAbiI
ALWAYS KNF?.
ALSO A VERY LAWS STOCK OP MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS,
With 10LieTIE and Patr o! PILLOIII4, relhAV for
immediate rise,
21 11. dil £2 10e. £2 Ida. 25 lita. AS 114.
and made to order at all Prices.
HAIR MATTRESSES,
TILLANDRIA MATTRESSES,
WOOL MATTRESSES,
FLOCK MATTRESSES,
STRAW MATTRESSES,
Feathers, Wool, and Flock for Beds.
Iteady•mad• BED TICKS, 2s, Ite, 3.. 10,15. 9d. Ks 6d,
Is 6d, ire.
atielET9. MLANKKTS, DEL) QUILL* Sc,
CABVITI. SPAWN IiCGS. OIL CLOTHS, AND COCOA
NATTINOs.
sr
TIMMINS'S.
STONE•STRENT. DUDLEY.
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BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE
RELIGIOUS TRACT DEPOT,
12, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
DAVID SICITDMOR.M
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
S. begs respectfully to inform the
• Inhabitants of the Town and its vicinity, thst
he has taken to the Business conducted for the last eleven
yeers by Mr. Joxtl Dots, at the above address, and ia
succeeding to it, he begs to solicit a continuance of the
patronage which has been so liberally bestowed OD his
predecessor.
The alterations to the Premises being new complete,
D. S. is offering a choice assortment of New books,
Stationery, and a General Stock of Fancy Goods, Toys,
&c.
New Works, Magazines, and Feriodicals procured from
London weekly.
Printing and Bookbinding on tlieehortest notice

CAR, CAR, AND POSTING ESTABLISHMENT.
AIRS. A. BROWN, in returning thanks to
the Public for the support she has received in
the above Business, begs to announce that she has trans.
!erred the Business to her son Thou.as Brown, on whose
behalf she would solicit a continuance of past favours.
THOMAS BROWN,
In succeeding to the above Basil:MlL begs to inform
the Gentry and Public generally . that he cm supply them
wiEh
WEDDING CARS, WAGONETTES, CABS, C.
PHATONS, 07.38, AND OTHER VEHICLE...
For Business or Pleasure Parties. on the Bhorteat
Notice.
POSTING F.sT ABLISHMENT.
COMM-STREET, STOURBRIDOE.
MRS. STEELE,
2, CASTLE STREET, DUDLEY,
BEGS to return thanks for the kind patron.
age given to the late Mr. Steele, and likewise begs
to inform the Public that she continues the PHOTO.
GRAPHIC BUSINESS, having engaged an experienced
Artist, who was employed by one oi the roost eminent
London Photographer..
MRS. STEELE feels confident that she can give the
highest satisfaction to those who will Lamar her with
their future patronage; and finally, liege to call attention
to the following Reduced Terms ;
Carte de Vieites Lull length . per dos. La
.. per t dos. 3s lid
•, .. 3 Copies is lid
•.
.. 1 Copy Is el
Vignettes per dos. is
.. per i dos. 44
Children's, tinder 6 years .. per doe. is 62
Medallion Portraits, in 5 positions per dos. Is 64
Dios. Mounted per doz. is ed
Photograph' of Private Residences, Groups, Families,
and any kind of Copying and Enlarging, on equally
moderate Tai".

FREE AND ASSISTED EMIGRATION
TO QUEENSLAND. AUSTRALIA.
Queensland Government Offices,
32, Charing Cross, London.
• Land orders for 40 acres per adult are
given to persons paying their own pas-
. X IN- sage. The selection free. Land can be
acquired at 51, 10s. and 15 per acre, pa'!
able in ton annual instalments.
Asristed Paseages granted to Farm Labourers, Plough-
men, Shepherds, Gardeners, Mechanics and other eligible
persons.
Free Passages granted to Female Domestic Servants,
for whom there is great demand, and to Married Farm
Labourers, and Shepherds with not more than one child,
and under 12 years.
statistics and further information on application.
JOHN DOUGLAS, Agent.Goners].
Appointed Agent for Brinley Hill' Mr. Z. Bent, Beat
Street.

DIVIDENDS from 10 to 80 PER CENT.
For Particulars see Mackenzie &Co.'s Circular for June.
; RAILWAYS AND MINE S.—Capitalioto who
seek oafs and profitable investments, free from
risk, shoold act only upon the soundest information.
The market prices for the day are for the most part
governed by the immediate supply and demand and the
operations ef speculators, without reference to theborta
fide merits of the property. Railway" depend upon the
treffie, expenditure, and capital accounts, the probabili-
ties of alliance or competition with neighbeuriag cora-
-1 ponies, the creation of new shares, the Mete of the
money market es affecting the renewal of debenture',
and other considerations founded on data to which those
only can have access who give special attention to the
subject. Mines afford a wader range ler profit then any
other public emeriti's The beat are free from debt,
hare large reserves, and pay dividends hi-monthly or
quarterly, varying from 110,115, to £3O per cent. per
I annum. Instances frequently occur of young mines Ms.
tag in value 400 to 600 per cent. Messrs. Mackenzie and
Co. devote special attention to Railways and Mines,
afford every information to capitalists, and effect pur-
chases and sales upon the best possible terms. Thirty
years' experience in mining pursuits justifies them in
offering advice to the uninitiated in selecting mines for
investment. Dealers at close market prices in Tele-
graphs, Railways, Insurance, Bank., Canals, Metals,
Mines knonae and abroad). Steamships, be., together
with every other description of Stocks, Bought or Sold
for Coals or fortnightly settlement.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION, with regard to two
l'orseento, whereby a large premium may be realised will
be forwarded on application to Messrs. MACKENZIE
and CO., Sloan Belize's, 3 Winchester Buildings, Old
Broad-street. London, N.C.

pACKWOOD'S,
HIGH STREET ANT) VICTORIA PASSAGE, STOTTRERIDGII
PACKWOOD'S BEDDING and BLANKET DEPARTMENT is not to he equalled!
PACKWOOD'S CARPRTS, in great variety!
PACKWOOD'S PAPER HANGINGS.—The Largest Stock and Choicest Designs in the Midland
counties!
PACKWOOD'S DRAWING ROOM SUITES, from .E 9 and upwards !
PACKWOOD'S DINING ROOM SUITES, complete, in Oak and Mahugany
PACKWOOD'S IRON BEDSTEADS, from ss. 11d.!
PACKWOOD'S LOOKING GLASSES, in all the latest Novelties 1
PACKWOOD'S WASHING STANDS and DRESSING TABLES, from A!, fa i" fib!
PACKWOOD'S CHEST OF DRAWERS, from Ise. tid. !
PACKWOOD'S CANE-SEATED CHAIRS, from 2s. 100.!
PACKWOOD'S WINDSOR CHAIRS, 17s. lid. per Half-dozen, and upwsxds
PACKWOOD'S EASY CHAIRS, from 215., and upwards!
PACKWOOD'S HALF-TESTER BEDSTEAD, 215., and upwards
PACKWOOD'S other Articles, too numerous to mention.
P.S.—Nozu ru, ADDRESS:—
HU:If STREET AND VICTORIA PASSAGE.
BTOUR3RIBGE.

-
CIGARS.
- TOBACCOS,
CIGARS. is. AM • TOBACCOS.
;
CIGARS. TOBACCOS.
ji A II -
.17-;VIOPMV:'
THE FINEST STOCK OF MEERSCHAUM PIPES IN THE MIDLAND COUNTIEN
to be seen at the
OLD CIO-AP
42. HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
A Large and Choice Stock of FOREIGN and BRITISH' CIGARS to Select from.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
8. FIELD. PROPRIETOR.

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TOBACCOS. , TOBACCOS.
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SNUFFS. -I l 1 , '
SNUFFS.
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AM.) 4 ; ;At, AND
CIGARS. ~,•\
rr- CIGARS.
OLD.EST ABLIiSHEI) T OBACCO ANT) CIGAR BIVA N.
HIGH-STREET, BRIERLEY HILL.
TE attention of Innkeepers, Grocers, and others requiring a First-class Article, le respectull
invited to try INSULL'S OLD-ESTABLISHED TOBACCO and CIGAR STORES, alters 'i oloosco ~
arrived Fresh daily from the Msnufartory, and supplied at Manufacturer's Prices
An Extensive Variety i 4 MEERSCHAUM, BRIAR ROOT, and other PIPES, alwar in Stock,

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS
MOSTeedspienettfbaellTrr4ußrnAtthDaFnpkAaßtTomtFli\eT PorbhßesgueriLeera,llzmfotegt:llet, very kin.
vasore tf!
mentirrt.t
received
will always be him study 0 merit a continuance of that purport by 'Engel:ay attention, end the condect.
tag of Futernah. in the most Fnlemn manner, and upon the moat reasonable tetras. Cabe, Cars. and
Oics on hire on the Sleieteed Notice
0. MORRIS 11AS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
k PATENT COMPOSITE 1-1 EARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Reams we have Imes accustomed to see. Its appearance is
elegant, and with a pair of first-elves black hong., would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the topper
classes.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mourners or
underneath the harnmereloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
La this improved Hears, becomes more eitenaively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
OBSERVE THE AMMER/4-
0. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY,

ST -E I) MA N'S
i
The safest and most effective Medicine
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
AND POE THOSE ADRIECT TO
CONVULSIONS, INFLAMED GUMS, & RESTLESSNESS.
CAUTION TO MOTHERS.
...Extracted from The 7'imes, October 6tb, 1869.;
" We are pleased to And a decided decrease in the fatal infatnation for the edema
istratioa of @cocottes' soothing medicines to infants, the mournful results of which it
has been our painful duty so frequently to chronicle. In another column will be
fotud the report of 110 inquest that took place at Leeds on the body of a child who
had been poisoned by at overdose of sothtng medicine. We feel it, therefore, inctim•
bent upon tut o caution the public against dangerous imitations of ;lint invaluable
medicite, " Stedman's Teething Powdere." Pnrchesers should be particularly careful
to ask for, and roared on having " Stedman's Teething (not Soothing) Powders," The
" Teething Powders "alone are the original and genuine ' Stedman a Prwders,' and are
safest for children, as they contain nothing dongtrottely soothing.'
PREPARED BY
J. STEDMAN, SURGEON, EAST ROAD, LONDON.
And Bold at Is 1f per Packet of Nine Powder., by all respectable Chemist,.

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DISO,DI RS 0F T TIE ST 0 MffA.o
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.IMMENTS OF M'EIer.A.I.OES.
At the two epochs in life in which the system undergoes the most important
and critical changes, the Pills are priceless in their effect in disorders to which the
80i is liable; and at the turn of life are a safeguard against evil consequences.
"WEAKNESS .A.STD DEBILITY.
These 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. ,
TT-1E ZEST F.EIVCEE'Y KNOWN FOM
Asthma. Debiliiy. li,fluenza. Stone and Gravel.
Bilious Complaints. Drarrhcea. Liver Cimpluints. SecondarySympteme
Blotches on the Skin. Female Irregularities Piles. Weakness,from what.
Constipation of the Bowels. Indigestion. Retention of Urine. ever cause, Sm. lc II
1
fir CA 077 ON !—None are genuine unless the words "Hollovvy, London," us
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
iII,LLOWAY. 244, Strand, Landon, and by all Dealers in Medicine, in boxes at
ld., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., us., 225., and 33s.—There is a considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.—Very copious directions for nee are affixed to each box.

LEWIS,
PRA.CTICA.I.J
OF 145, HIGH STREET, DUDLEY,
BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Brierley Hill and its vicinity that he has
OPEJ3j
Those Extensive Premises,
110, HIGH STREET, BRIERLEY HILL,
With a large assortment of
03-MI\TTII.=IVIMI\T'S
AND
J'ETNTMIVIT_JMS' CLOTHING- !
In great variety, and which he o offering at the Lowest Posiible Prices.

I\7-01\TM CAN- X I,
BLUNSOM'S
R I s II A 1T s ,
AT
7s. 6D. —10 s. 6D.
FOR
STYLE, QUALITY, AND DURABILITY
135, I-lIG-11-STREET, STOITIZI3RIIDGE.

GUI NESS'S EXTRA STOUT,
In Casks awl Bottles.
ID'ARCY'S STOUT,
In Barrels, Kilde,kina, and Fiain..
SPARKLIN G CU AM PAG N E
In Bottles. To be had of
ALBERT E. MILLWARD 9
WINE MERCHANT,
74, hiGh STFL,EET, STOURPRIDG-E.
ay& r/
/,\Li
JAL Ivy('
7 F7*)
ICHGEOUF
0 RN

STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
s. d.
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 14 6
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 017 9
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 10 0
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 11 0
CHEST OF DRAWERS, 13 0
CHEST 09 DRAWERS, 16 0
CHEST or DRAWERS, 17 0
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 1; 6 half doz.
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 15 0
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 17 0 ~
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 18 0 „
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 19 0
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 20 0 „
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 23 0 „
SITTING ROOM CHAIRS, stuffed seats, from 65. each.
Strong Heavy MAHOGANY CHAIRS, good pntternq,
in Hair Seatint.s. lb. 61.
SOFAS, COUCHES, EASY CHAIRS, 1.00 TART Fs,
AT
1 M 31 1 N S N,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
W. FIELD,
BANDMASTER,
Wishes
in
note
sit,regieLtifnil Counties,lytointi .mattlett e as n
oithehNebsilitoGentry :
lent BAND, ineluding Soloists of great merit, suitable
for Balls. or Evening Parties, is numbers varying from
three to twenty, as may be arranged.
THE CHOI3EST NEW DANCE MUSIC
INTRODUCED.
Adapted also for Dejeuners, Banquets, Bze.
:13. A It STREET, DEDLET

TVA N TED Immediately, EMPLOYMENT
V as CLERK. A good Bookkeeper. First•cla.s
Rclerences.—Apply to S. Field, Obßerrer Office, Stour.
bridge.
WANTED to INVEST £2OO, £lOO, or £9O,
upoil good FREEHOLD SECURITY—K"-
lo to " T.," Observer Office, Stourbridge.
SHOOTING.
t Gentleman is desirous of making arrange-
lA. meets for the PRIVILEGE of SHOOTING
over about Fifty Acres of good Game Lind during the
coming season.—To treat, apply MAC, Post Office,
Tipton Green.
WANTED, TWO Active BOYS, to circulate
the Stourbridge Ckscreee every Saturday Morn.
ing.—Apply to S. Salt and Son, Hagierstreet, Hales.
•owen.
_
I VERNISHED APARTMENTS, in u De
I. toned Residence, en, mile from Stourbridge.
Hit large gardens, tine views all round, nod on an el« va
ted site, with pure braciug sir. No cniiaren or lodgers.
—For particulars. apply to Mr. Hughes, Chemist, Higi,
street, Stourbridge.

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