The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-04-18 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, MINES
INCLUDED,
REDRA LI, HILL.
In the Parish .1 RI. Plqi.v, nlar i, thr twopo.sel Hoods
Station of the Stourbrielge Railway,
mo be SOLD by AUCTION. by Messrs.
I_ OATES. REIMERS. awl WOOLDRIDGE, on
Moan or, the 20th clay of A at the finnan of
Mr. Timothy Parlog the PIRD-IN-FIAND.II,OII%T.
at Sit n'elook in the Evenino qohjoet to nasal condition,.
—Ei,ht Lola of Soling Ruff,DugG s.SND, sunaing
on a Fault. having eneh 4 front's& of 12 yards to a now
str.rt. leading from Roads!' Hill to Newtown, and am,-
aging No yards to emit Lot.
For further nartiradan apply to William DiVII44
Netherton Imo Worn.. Dudley. who eW protbma• plate
in' flu. Lots: to Yews. Rousitray sea Rolbartea, enigma
Hill or Merles MU; se bibs Ardosisms.Stoseiridis.

STOITBEIDG E.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND,
I'OSTER.STREA 7'.
AT, R. WILLIAM HAWKINS is instructed
J-V-L (by the Trustees of the Will of the lute Mr.
John Nockl. to OFFER for SALE by FI'BLIC AUC-
TION, on MONDAv. the ith day of M 0.% IRS, at the
VAUXHALL INN, FOSTER•STREET, STOURNIUDOE, at Sic
o'clock p.ra
All that moot Eligible and truly Valuable Corner Lot
of BUILDING LAND. opposite the l'aushall Inn,
entirely walled in. and containing 1,110 square yards.
This Land adjoins the site of the proposed new Rail-
way Terminuo. and its prospective value hi very great.
For particular., and to see plans. apply to Messrs.
Hamar& Shepherd. and 'forward, Solicitors. Stour-
" -.1; Maws. Heoklord and Rodeo. Solicitors. Kiddie.
; the Aorttoassr. Brierley Hill; or Main.
"4 Os& Lae& Arab, Stoarbridgs.

AND DILL, RTONABNIDIN
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LAND.
MEER&
OATES, PERRENS. end WOOLDRIDGE
ere fernorait with Metroetiorse from the Proprietor.
to SILL bt AUCTION, st the Tam* Rom.. *ram-
haloes. ne PRIMA?. Stli day of Kay,lB6B, at The o'elosk
In the Afternoon, sudsiest to unditiona :
Eight very eboiee Pareele of FREEHOLD LAND,
suitable for Villa. and Pirst-elass Residences. most eligl-
My 'limited it Pad HIII, apo It road front Stombridge
Id tiithirtnittfd, MI amis in idea froaa 2,833 spare
iirris to upwards of an sere mai.
•The situation of Property is most iesiralile, LAO
ottlifo a feet minutot. with of the town of Stourbridgffi
of the Parish Chdriff c,f Oldswinford. 584 of the Stour.
bridge Station on the Great Western Hatay, hy whisk
It has ready scene not only to Dudley. Ilinninghaiti. end
the important Mining and Manufacturing Districts of
Routh Staffordshire. bat also to all parts of the Kingdom.
The situation is dry and healthy. the Land is in an
elevated position, and has eharming and interesting
views of Wychbury Hills and the neighbourhood.
The Parochial Payments are light, and no opportunity
can ever again ocenr of veneering Bending Sites in the
neigbourhood of Stourbridge in all respects equal to
these.
Printed Particulars, with Plans, and any further infers
Nation tee* be had at the officee of Edmund Wratge,
Great (i.rue-street, Westminster, London ;
Messrs. Ingelby, Wragge. and Evans, Sol' ei tore. Birming-
ham ; Messrs. Haman!. Shepherd, and Ilarward. Slid.
tors ; or of Messrs. Oates, Perron*, and Wooldridge,
Land Agents, Stourbridge: Particulars, with Plans. may
also be bad at the Pima of Sale, or at thaMiellaied
Counties' Herald Ofiloe, Birmingham.
DESIRABLE FREEHOLD OLD-LICENSED INN,
Known u the " CROSS Ears," and
HOUSE
Adjoining the same, situate in
WORCESV'Efi-STREET, KIDDERMINSTER.
MO be SOLO by AUCTION, by Mr. W.
COTTON, on MONDAY, the 10th day of A PRTL,
Ices. at the BLACK HORSE Tow, KIDDERMINWER, at Five
o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to conditions then to
be read, and in one Lot:—
An that compact and commodious OLD-LICENSED
INN, the " Cabs. Keys," situate in Worcester-street,
Kidderminster, containing Smoke-room; Bar. Parlour,
Tapiroom, with side entrance. six large Bed-rooms,
Club-room lift.l tim. by ltift. 6in.). with Ante-room ad-
joining : Sterthuuse. two Cellars, and large open Yen],
Tumuli and Well of Water, other convenient Out-offices,
with entrance to the yard from the street, now in the
°emanation of Mr. William Piper; with the convenient
DWELLING HOUSE, adjoining the same, containing
Parlour. Kitchen, Brewhouse, and three Bed-rooms, with
enelmed Yard at back, now in the occupation of Mrs.
Canadine ; the Property has a frontage of 51 feet to
Woreeider-street, and contains as a whole shoat 400
square yards.
The Auctioneer claims partieular attention this dean
able Freehold Property. the Inn is well-freqsentsd, and
Oar* esgen4sPe• niablem le he mat I.lob is wass State-
n.. of entering the Public Business, as the premises are
replete with every modern convenience, and have recently
been put into excellent repair, and form a Property
entirely to Itself.
To view the same apply to the respective Tenants; for
further particulars to Messrs. Heekforil and Roden,
Solicitors, Vicar-street, Kidderminster ; or the Auction-
eer, High-street, Bromsgrove.

-
Tin=ebb BUILDING SITES hooting
wiammbr-an.4 Partelar•alreet, NOT having
Iwo DISPOSID OW a. tip. late Anodes, are as SALE
TUIVATIL CONTRACT.—For peke sad psrtl.lsti
op* la Davies and Zig, Lead Atria,

RILL POOL, CHADDESLEY CORBETT.
Ivp. BATES and Mr. PARRY'S ANNUAL
BALK of PAT STOCK will take plate at Rua.
Pooi, on MONDAY. MAT 11116. 1868
DAVISEI & KING, Auctioneers.
Steerbridge.

ELIGIBLE VILLA SITES,
H•NR VIII HILL, STOI7EI3EII)OE.
ma be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
1. Righteen Leda of very desirable FREEHOLD
stiLniNo LAND, forming part of Banbury Hill,
pleatiantly situated on the South side of the town of
Stouvbridge, having good frontages to new vtreeta leading
out of Park-street, and also fronting to Chapel-vtreet ;
commanding extensive and beautiful views of the sur-
rounding neighbourhood Sone of the Lots overlook the
Oldowinfrad Hospital grounds
For Wee and Particulars, apply to Davies and King,
Stourbridge.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
CARD
GEORGE WILLIAM PREECE,
LATH MANUFACTURER,
NELSON YARD, SOUTHGATE-STREET,
GLOUCESTER.
Agent for the Stourbriage District,
J. W. IFE,
Beauty Back, Stotiebeidye.
Where all oraers will be punctually littcncled to

GENUINE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND
PATENT MEDICINES,
Always on Sale at
(LATE BANCO,
DISPFNSING & FAMILY CIIYMIST,
131, HIGH-STREET, STOUEDIKDOR.
ONE LOZENGE GIVES BELIEF!
ONE BOX CURES!!
'LANCES' CELEP,RATED
COUGH LOZENGES.
Pergolas subject toot suffering from
COLDS, COUHS, INFLUENZA, SORE
THROATS, ASTHMA,
SHORTNESS OP BREATH, HOARSENESS,
tlt ANY
AFFECTION OF THE CHEST on LUNGS,
Should immediately procure a box of these truly
valuable LOZENGES, and they will obtain
IMMEDIATE RELIEF AND A QUICK CURE
Prepared only by
ROBERT CHARSLEY
kTf.
131, HIGH-STREET, STOTJRIMIDGE,
In Boxes, Is d and Is 9d each.
TEE WONT:MUSEUM NOSTGAY,
Thin sweet and lastine Perfume Is much admired. and
will be found the Cheapest and Beat Scent of the day,
In Bottles, le, N Oa, and So 6d each.
P,epared only 10/
ROBERT CHARSLEY,
131, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

UNRESERVED SALE BACK OF THE OLD
CROWN INN,
QUEEN'S CROSS', DUDLEY.
To BLACKSMITHS, WHESLWHIGHTS, AND OTHERS.
MO be SOLD by AUCTION, by S. INSULL,
1_ on TIIE3DAY NEXT. APRIL list, IStiS. upon the
Premixes, as above, the whole of the BLACKSMITHS'
and WHEELWRIGHTS' TOOLS, comprising Cross.
cut and other Saws, Vices and Work Bei-Ales. Anvil and
Bellows, Bench Drill, Half-round and Flat Files. Set of
Bounding Tool, and Bores, together with a nusntity of
well.weasoned Timber, comprkinu Ash Planking and
Pules, Oak Spokes, capital SPRING TRAP, Asletree
Movie and Springs, Old and New Iron, a newly.crected
Workshop, 20ft. by 10ft., roofed with Sin. White Deal.
and covered with Felting; pair of Yard Gates, pair of
Doors and Frame, and nurneroux other Effects, belong.
lug to Mr. Henry Grove, Wheelwright, kc.. who is giving
up butlness, and leaving the neighbourhood.
Sale to commence at Eleven e'clock in the Morning.
Auotioneer's °Bice :—High-street, Brierley Hill.

UNRESERVED SALE NEXT DOOR TO THE
THREE CROWNS INN,
11101147-IEET, BRIERLEY HILL.
MO be SOLD by AUCTION, by S. INSTILL,
A. on MONDAY NIMT, APRII. 20th. ISGS. the whole of
the genteel PARLOUR and CHAMBER FURNITURE,
consisting of Windsor and cane-seated Chairs, square and
other Tables, Engravings, framed; handasme Bookcase,
with Cheilioneer ; Mahogany Cheat of Drawers, double-
seated wood Perambulator, tubular and solid Iron Half'
tester and French Bedsteads, Straw Palliasses, Feather
and Flock Beds, handsome Birch Washiwg Stands and
Dressiug Tables, Swing Glass, Chamber Ware; also the
SHOP FIXTURES and FITTINGS. comprising panel-
fronted Counter, with three bins; Flour and Provision
Scales, Weights, Measures, half-cwt. of String, sixty
Bran Bags, new; capital two-knife Chaff Engine, for
hand or steam power; quantity of Cattle Food, Gas
Fittings, new; the whole of the Kitchen Requisites,
Cooking Utensils, and numerous other useful Effete,
belonging to Mr. Joseph Burgham, who is giving up the
business, and will be sold without resurve.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Morning,
prompt.

[.l eARD.]
MISSES M. AND E. FOWLER,
DRESS & MANTLE MAKERS
02, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
70, HIGH STREET, STO URBRIDGE.
W • SANDLAND,
FROM LONDON,]
TIEGS most respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of Stoarbridge and Neighbourhood, that he
has OPENLD thc above ESTABL In FIMENT, for
DYEING AND CLEANING,
And can assure all who may honour him with their patronave. that all °Mora ahall I.yr ida immediate attention
eouphat with the latest inventions and improvements in the trade.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES RENOVATED
ET THE
NEW STEAM pßocEss.
70. Knaersiser. 13Tottass2zpos.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
R. S. COOK
Begs to inform the Public that he ha*
0 lr" M I\T M
THE SHOP, 0/, HIGH-STREET, STOTTRBRIDGE,
(Next Door to the 01,ererr Office, and tolJoining the Town Libras)),
WITH A GENERAL STOCK OF GOODS, COMPRISING
BROOMS, BRUSHES, HOSIERY,
a General Assortment of Useful and faney .1,11, 7,5.
er REMEMBER THE ADDRESS:-
9 1 , lIG- I-STPE STO IT I=2, EIZID _
.
PIPES. PIPES. PIPES.
THE FINEST STOCK OP
1/1 S I-1 _A_ TY M PIPES
In the Midland Counties may be seen at
S. FIELD'S,
92, 111011• STREET, STOURBRIDOR.
Where may be bad the
CHOICEST HAVANNAHS AND FINEST CIGARS,
TASTE AND TRY, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
WHOLESALE CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

F UNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS,
OSr Te
received
apienetthfuel 1 virurNetEntrytt
AL tphaFttylriitTnmFb,hNeT t
of his Rosiness. do rb
eta'? ra.sys
ukrien Ilionntl:milt
will always be his study to merit a e( ntinuance of that support by PEESONAL attention, and the conduct-
ing of FrNEEALP in the Inc at solemn Planner, and upon the most reasonable terms. Cabs, Cars, and
Gigs on hire on the Shortest Notice.
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMPOSITE TTEARSE
Which is a decided ironror r went neon the Wearres we hare been accustomed to see. Its appearance is
elegsnt, and with a pair of first•class black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
daises.
Ey this Arrangement the very unseemly prnetice of nhuting the coffin either beneath the monsners or
underneath the Lannuereloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Hes becomes more extensively brown, it mot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
•.• OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

Rome 'Cylinder suck, H. & - J. WRIGHT AND Co.,
ower. Dia.
MANUFACTURERS OF
1
STEAM Ml\TO-li\IMS2
2 4i 0 10
- From 4 to 60 H. P.
8 1 6 10
4 6 12
57 1 4
68 1 6
-
73
9 1
' 1 10
101 11 2 0
12 12 2 3
4
From 6to 20 H.P. From 12 to 50 H.P. From Ito 6 H.P.
16 1 2 6
20 0 11111 ESE ENGINES are constructed in a most substantial manner, of best 16 a
material, with particular attention to economy, efficiency, and simplicity. They are
27 18i 3 3 made from complete sets of patterns expressly designed and arranged, with all the parts
r easy of access, which affords every facility for adjustment.
33 20 3 4 They are fitted complete upon a very strong Cut Iron Bed Frame, with Metallic Pistons,
Wrought Fly Shafts, Fly Wheel, Governor, and Feed Pump.
40 22 3 6
---DUDLEY FOUNDRY, CHARLOTE•STREET,
50 24 40
60 26 J 5 0 DUDLEY.

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This wonderful Ointment acts like magic in the cure of old wounds, sores, and
ulcers, however inveterate. It's effect is marvelloli in cit,,ns n"plr il.v4i 4, ontmeted
or still joints, and in stoppage of the water or LJ : the lue yt i ua2,l.4.tiled
AND 33RONCI-lITIS.
This class of cases, including sore throats, bad coughs, and colds, may be infalli-
bly cured by well rubbing this remedy twice a day on the breast, throat, and chest.
33.A.D MEG-S, BAD EREASTS, ETC _
In many hospitals in Europe this celebrated remedy is now in general use.
In Spain, Portugal, and in Italy, the Physicians regularly prescribe its use for
sores and ulcers. Sailors, soldiers, emigrants, and miners find it most invaluable.
IMPRUDENCES OF "YOU'l'll.
ertain old sores and swellings can be effectually cured by the joint agency
of Holloway's Ointment and Pills, if used acccording to the printed directions.

c.IUTION:—None are genuine unless the words Holloway, London," are
disellihlC as a IVater-mari: in every loaf of the book of directions ; which may
be plainly seen by holding it to the light.—% Sold at the manufactory of Profes-
sor HOLLOWAY, 244, Strand, London, and by all Dealers in Medicine, in pots at
is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., its., '225.. and 33s.—There is a considerable saving by
taking th. 2 lirger ery copious sitrections for use are allied to each pot.

SCOTT AND OIIAIISS
Po-A-El-IIONS FOR
VI
A Vit,tl 4
BY AvronvniENT
PATRON:IIWD
To HER LATE MAJEFTY r7S By HER MAJESTY
THE QUEEN DOWAGER THE tIUKE
18-13.
ISffil,
1, THE FIRST GREAT SHOW OF MANTLES.
THE brilliant dawn of EARLY SPRING has canned "High Fashion," to dovelore wit!.
unusual activity and (Mines. in PARIS and LONDON. Three are already esttildished a, ponder favourites
of the emping Senson the tight•filting and seini-dtting JACKET—the KET with antsidi• Rands—the
JACKETS with Sashes—the JACKETS with side-fastenings—the JACK ETS with open fronts. The JACKETS
of thin Spring we most elaborately and artistically trinimed—and the great (Mange in tie style and ornamentation
renders thew specially attractive. and worthy of an early inspection. We are now tackle. our FIRST GREAT
8110 W OF JACKETS AND MANTLES, nod we hike the greatest pleasure in olivia,, lire., to any holy who
favour our Rooms with ri visit. We are also prepared edit a MOST COMPLETE SToCK of .tur celebrated
WORCESTER " GUINEA " VICUNA IAVEED WATERPROOF CLOAKS, with and without sho vas-52
inches long—completely enveloping the dreas—tnost comfortffile and perfect cut abates—rasisting 12 hours' rail,
—and which we unhesitatingly declare to be unequalled in quality—style—and workungiahip. We WRY chow wane
useful NOVELTIES in WATERPROOF SUITS.
MILLINERY BOOMS.
All the latest changes in "High (or true) Fashion" are indlestions of a return to the MARIE ANTOINETTE
—the WATTEAU, or POMPADOUR Styles, Flowers. Lace. assainieg their fernier importance—
Although Bonnets for young Ladies are becoming if posaffile sti,l smaller. th, re are eltirta Ming made by
the Paris Milliners to re-introduce the Rennet of foroicr ditys—the ,isc.•fal and elogant Iltauti,l4 " Bean,
is moat becoming, the veil falling over the hack. coverieg the dig ion. 1,4 crossinz in frot.t. We are this
weak prepared with a beautiful Show of SPRING BONNETS and TBIBBED HATS, and oar Season in
Millinery having now fully conintenned, we shall be glad of as fatly iipportunity of allowing THE EARLY
SPRING FASHION to Lathes visiting our rooms (as roe UeeCl. pat in the Window.)
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING.
MISR ALLEN, our Dressmaker, having visited the Chief Salons ef Fashion during the past weak, elle is
fully prepared with new Spring Patterns, in " FASHIONALLE IMEssusKtsii," and a lutist elaborate stock of
Trimmings in the nt w Gimps, Fling.:s. Iffittona, kit, ke., wherewith to carry flirt in its eompleteuess and
efficiency the Paris Models sell eted. FOR MORNING TolLb:T and PROMENADE—the lung petticoat awl
short skirt handsomely trimmed is very popular. COSTUMES EN SUITE in all fancy and ti stile fabries ere
extremely fashionable—whilst for indoor and evening wear the skirt is plain, coins a train and worn longer than
ever, with a broad sash. The skirt is made short enough in front to allow the boot. As these Dresses are so
plain, the cut of the Bodice and Traffic(' Skirt must he perfect, there being no Trimming to conceal a"
—We have just recaived u very elegant l'aris Novelty, being acorn/wends,. of the two fashions, viz.. a Dress which
is perfect as a Shoat Costume for the Street. and also perfect as a Trained Skirt for the House. The Marie
Antoinette
,fiches is decidedly a marked fashion both for Costumes and for Evening wear—Bodices are worn plain
and high—always with short round waist—and generally with an Ornamenhal Band—the square Maroon opening
is much in favour—and sleeves are still tight-fitting.—The .A.die,s of Dresses are also now made to cross over in
Front—and at am early period of the season many novel and useful ISEBINO, SILK, and LAMA =RUED
BODICES are unwh in vogue.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
We continue to offer a Thousand Yards of FANCY DRESS SILKS at 2s. 40., foreign manufacture, all pure
any length rut—together with a beautiful new Stock of FRESH NOVELTIES, recently imported for Promenade,
Dinner, and Evening wear. We also show several Gross of Fashionable SRA APRONS, Black Grounds, with
Satin Trimmings in all colours, at 2s Vscl---a remarkably cheap lot.
DRESS DEPARTMENT.
We make a SPECIAL SHOW of new and elegant designs in FANCY TRIMMED OVERSKIRTS for the
Promenade Costume, which, are so popular this Spring—and our preparations of Costumes in the new Spring
Materials tire very novel and elaborate.. We have also placed on our Countera several other large lots of FANCY
DRESS MATERIALS at .11, Cl. 71, sl, 01. emits Old. bought during the past week—of equal value to those
which have been so much " run upon" during the past fortnight.
UNDERCLOTHING ROOM.
In one Ladies' Underclothing Room, we show a special Stock of Tucked—Frilled—and Trimmed
PETTICOATS, very Fashionable for this Season—and at Hall the Priee of last year—we trove ammo remark/ tily
Cheap floods in this 'Department at the present Sine. and In the FANCY DEPARTIINNTS we have am& up
efforts to tiring out NEWEST and ORIGINAL NOVELTIES—which the eudlesa variety now nhown of Ti Es—
HAN DKERCHIEFS—COLLARS—CUFFS—B ELTS—Ike., will abundantly testify and illustrate.
SPRING PRINTS DEPARTMENT.
We show an immense Purchase of FRENCH LINEN LAWNS, all at 51 per yard—in plain Cloths and Fancy
Woven Stripes—these would cost the Manufacturer 174 per cent. more to make Rican at the present brae.
We also show oar completed Stocks of NEW SPRING PRINTS (commencing at per yard, wide with. and
Fast Colours). FRENCH (tAMBRt('SIJRhI.IIANTES in the new Designs and Colourings. PIOITES—r.r
French Ribbed Cloth, in ears and elegant patterns. Novelties in Printed Cotton. PARIS F.ARRICS—vere
choice and new—LINEN (UM-GUMS—Plain amid Fancy Woven Patterns—very durable—made expressly fr, us
in Scotland.
BEST BRUSSELS CARPETS.
THERE is no Stock of Manufactured Goods more inflaenceil by the late fall in price of those
it
arrangements with eminent Manufacturers to carry out a new sys e em
tolfn.suu4pip"l gaCv.:lll,yl,..l74'f'l7:ill'himoleesotie In:raicke,
_IL raw materials, Cotton and Wool, than CARPETS. W
to submit the Largest Variety of the New Putters for
that our plans are now !natured, Rllll that we are prepared ,
CARPETS f
to1;011 in the
direct from their looms, and thereby slier. the Factor's Profit to the Public, We hove the satisfaction to announce
ml fiflinnd r
it,U.
tSBn,Euf,..tS
,ann.d.ILEIST
It4ILLA TAPESTRYNEW A,I
yEAB, GEomp:Tjtje_cr,Assie—AN FLORAL DEVICES, ia eoloorings and etnnbinationa to Snit all
fornitoren, FOR BREAKFAST ROOMS —DINING ROOMS—DRAWING ROOMS —LIBRARY BED
BOOMS, dal.
SCOTT AND ORAM
7 -
VICTORIA HOUSE—AND WEST MIDLAND MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT,
ORC'ESTER.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
REMEMBER .11 110 FIRST REDUCED TIIE PRICE OF MEAT
NOT HOWES AND CO..
WHO ARE STRIVING TO DRIVE LLOYD FROM THE MARKET, BUT
LLOYD
WAS THE FIRST MAN TO REDUCE THE MEAT,
AND HE IS THE
WORKING M.A.I•T'S PRIMI\TID.
S 'll _A_ LS :
NOS. 21, 22, AND 23 MARKET-STREET,
181, LOWER HIGH-STREET,
AND
47, COVENTRY-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

P. 6MITEI,
AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,
ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT,
Victoria Terrace, Dudley.
OFFICE, PRIORY-STREET.
(ash advanced to any amount on Goods for positive
solo.
Bills Discounted end Money Lent on personal seeurity.
NB—All Communications by letter receive immediate
attention.

MONEY ready to be Advanced immediately,
on good FREEHOLD SECURITIES. Sums of
Money from £5O to £4,000, at 5 per cent.—Apply to P. L.
Smith, Auctioneer and Valuer, Victoria-terrace, Dudley.

ATONEY.-LOANS granted on PERSONAL
SECURITY, ?eve:, able Ly Easy Inks
Intent:.
Money advaveed on every di seription of Negotiable
Securities. Trade Bills Disci-milt.] all the shod( si
notice.—Apply personally. or by lelter, to I'. L. Smith,
Auctioneer and Valuer, Victoria-terrace, Dudley.

rpvvo SUMS of £21:10 and £3OO Ready to be
J. ADVANCED on the SHORTEST NOTICE upon
approved Freehold Security.—Apply to W. C. Maltby,
Solicitor, Stourbridge, and High-street, Brierley Hill.
LOANS AND MORTGAGES.
T OANS of not less that £lOO, granted for a
_Li term of years, at a nas mable rate of interest.
Several Sums, amounting to 1190,%44 to be invested by
way of Mortgage, at rates varying ft lin three and • hall
live per et ict.
Apply to Messrs. Asians, 25, Great loves-street, Bed-
ford-row, Loudon. Establisht d 1865.
TO FARMERS, &e.
BROAD and AGRICULTURAL SALT, at
Manufacturers Prices, lot rail or canal, to any
part—Apply, Evecion, Balks Coal Wharf, Stour-
bridge.

HENRY plums,
STOURBRIDOE HOUSE,
43, T,
HU i largo tosortramt of
BLACK LSILES, CRAPES, UNCH
Ietr.MNOB,PAHAMATTAs,
HIHRIETTA AD CODCSO CLOTHS,
ALPACAS,
'Awl other materitat,:suit%Lle fur
FAMILY MOURNINO,
AT MODMMATSIPANTS.
/V AAAAAA ICCONOUJCALLTrusoissaso.

fl EGISTRY OFFICEI
FOR
MASTERS AND SERVANTS,
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thourbridge.
COMPANION Required, for a LADY in the
Country. Vei y Comfortable Home, with Liberal
Salary.—Apply, by le ttur only, enelosiug addressed enve-
lope for reply, to Messrs. Barris nail Co., ti 7, Strand,
London, We.

THE NEW PROCESS FOR ENAMELLING
PHOTOGRAPHS.
A/ R. ARCHER CLARKE wishes to call
ILL especial attention to his
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN CARTES DE
VISITE,
BY TIIE PROCESU OF ENAMELLING.
The New Enamelled Cartes present a hrillianey far
surptisaing ordinary Cartes ; and hying protected (rota all
atinuspherie influences by the ENAMEL, are. therefore,
More permanent, than auy ether.
Terms on applicatieu. Specimens on view.
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ARCHER. CLARKE, PHOTOGRAPHER,
((inmate Stourbritlye and Kithiermiaster liattk),
71, HIOII.STREET, STOURBRIDUE.
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CoUwtliou, Paper, Varaiah, and 044 gyitqk ip otgolt.
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Notices of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, whew duly
authenticated,willbe Inserted In the Observer " frec of
charge.
MARRIED.
On the 13th inst. at Belbroughton Church, by the
Rev. J. Grimmage, Mr. Thomas Jordan, to Bessie Gale,
of Belbrougliton.
On the 13th inst, at Belbroughton Church, by tbe Rev.
11. A. Woodgate, Rector, Mr. James Rose, of Coaly,
Gloucestershire, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. U.
Taylor, of Belbroughton.
On the 15th inst, at St. Jame's Church, Wolhoton, by
the Rev. G. Gilbanks, Mr. George Bayliss, butcher, of
Wollastan, to Rhoda, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas
Comm, of Creaky.
DIED.
On the 11th just, aged 61 years, Elizabeth, wife of Br.
John Chance, of Belbrougliton.
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IMPORTANT Ti MoTHERS.—Mrs. Winslow's Seething
Syrup, for children teething, is perfectly harmless. It
producee naturil. quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as •• bright as a but-
ton." It cures wind, colic, and regulates the bowels,
gives rest to the 'anther, and health to the child. It hue
been thirty yean in use in America, and is nos/ Bald in
this country by all toe principal medicine dealers at ls
lid per Bottle.—Sce advertisement in another column.