The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-06-20 00:00:00

SAL NT AUCTION.
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HAGLEY STOCK SALE,
MONDAY, JUNE 22nd, 187 1.
800 SHEEP and LAMBS.
;AI Head of CATTLE.
The usual Entry of CALVES and PIGS.
A capital Cart MARE and FOAL.
A very good Butcher's Spring CART.
Sale to commence at Unveil o'clock prompt.
it Sale Monday, June 29t4i.
OATES, PERBENS and WOOLDRIDGE.
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HOLY CROSS, CLENT.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with instructions from Mr. W.
Samuel, to SELL by AUCTION, upon the Premiaes,
HOLY Cams, CLENr, on T , elm 23rd, 1074,
the whole of the Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and Effects, comprising Mahogany Centre or Lois Table,
Mahogany and other Dining Tables, Bookcase, Bureau,
Eight-day Clock in Mali ,gony fame, by Blortow, two
30-bar Clocks. Mahagany and other -I post Bedsteads,
liesther Beds, Quantity of Linen, Casks, Brewing Uten-
sils, ifec., and other Effects.
Catalogues of which may be had of the Auctioneers,
Btourbridge.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'cloek in the Morning.
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STOCKBRIDGE STOCK SALE.
fiIHE NEXT SALE will TAKE PLACE on
Hominy, Jovt 6th, 14-1.
Early Entries solicited.
H. KING, Auctioneer.
169, LOWER HIGH-STREET, STOURRSIOGE.
I R. IL KING is favoured with Instructions
Lvi from the Executors of the late Mrs. Scott, to
SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY, Juan 22, 1871, at the
Residence as above, part of the excellent HpUSE HOLD
FURNITURE and other Effects, comprising a Drawing-
room Suite in Rosewood and Watered Silk, 12 Chairs,
Sofa. Chetlioneer. ; noble Pier-glass, 66 by 50, Walls
Chandelier, Cottage PIANOFORTE, by Aliison; large
Brussels Carpets and Hearth Rugs, Curtains, Mahogany
Book Cases, a Library of about 400 vols. of BOOKS,
including many curious and valuable Works; Chamber
Appointments, Mahogany Four-post Bedsteads and
Hangings, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Toilet Tables,
Carpets, Lady's and Gentlemen's Mahogany Wardrobes,
Oak !Surest., ; Landau CARRIAGE,
with head. Lamps, 6.7 c KI rCIIEN ant BREWING
UTENSILS, Eight-day Clock, and numerous other
articles described in Catalogue, which may be bat of the
Auctioneee, Stourbridge.
sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Idurnim:.
N.B.—The Residence and Premises to be LE t, apply
to C. Best, Esq., Newhall-street, Birmingham.

WORDSLEY, Year STOrRBRIPOP.
VALUABLE BUILDING LAND
rllO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. S.
1. INSULL, on MONDAY, the 6th day of JULY, 1874,
at the W RIAU Beast: INN, WOW/SLAY, at Six o'clock in
the Evening, subject to Conditions :
Lot I.—All that plessantly-situated Plot of BUILD-
IN° LAND, situate in the best part of Rectory-street,
Wordsley. containing 4+40 square yards, adjoining pre-
mises of Mr. Richard Chaloner.
Lot 2.—A1l that valuable Plot of BUILDINU LAND,
situate neer Barnett Lane, Wordiley, containing 620
square yards.
Immediate possession can be given to the purchaser of
Lot 1.
For farther particulars, apply to Mr. A. Phillips Price
solicitor, Stourbridge ; or the Auctioneer, Brierley Bill.

KINVER.
PARTICULARS OF VALUABLE FREE.
HOLD AND COPYHOLD LAND.
MESSRS. SOLLOM and BARNETT are
instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on FISZIIDAV,
the 23rd day of JUNI!. 1671, at the STIMPONEY INN, near
STOVIIIIIIIDOE, at Four for Five o'clock precisely, the
undermentioned valuable FREEHOLD and COPY-
HOLD LAND, namely :
Lot I.—Two FIELDS of valuable ARABLE LAND,
situate in the parish of Kinver, fronting the road leading
Irons Kinver to Potter's Cross and Enville.
Smith's Piece ..........2 0 13
The Piece opposite the Barn l'iece.. 3 la
5 3 31
Smiths Piece ;is Freehold and the other is Copyhold
within the Manor of Einver, and they are bounded by
lands belonging to J. Wentworth Hodgetts Foley, Esq.,
Oardeer, Esq., Mrs. Brindley, Miss Odeon, and others
and are now in the occupation of Mr. Walter Parkes.
Lot 2.—Nour FIELDS of valuable ARABLE and
MEADOW LAND, in the Parieh of Kinver, together
with the substantial BARN thereon, and situate partly
opposite Lot 1, on the east side of the road leading from
Kinver to Potter's Croton and Lucille, containing the
quantities following, namely :
Barn Piece 3 2 nt
Dyer's Croft .. 3 it 6
Yew Tree Piece .. .. 6 3 36
Sweet Mead0w..........2 0 32
This Lot in Copyhold of the Manor of Kinver, and is
bounded by lands belonging to B. Littlewood, Esq.,
Woodyatt, Esq .Miss Calcott, and others, and now Wee
occupation of Mr. Walter Parke.. •
The Copyholds iu this Manor are subject to Hcriots.
The above two lots eller advantageous opportunities
for speeulatorsa nil ibrestors, being close to Kinver, and
may be viewed on application to the Timent.
Further information, with Plano and Particulate, may
be obtained from Weser*. Ratter. Neve, and Rutter, Soli-
citors ; Mr. Woodcock, Laud Agent : :end the Auction-
eers; all of Darlingtonietreet, Wolverhampton.
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IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPURTIES,
AI IIiF GREEN,LIE, Near STOCERRIDGE.
Air R FIDDIAN has received Instructions
.LVI from the Executors of the late Mr. George Bret-
tell, to h ELL by AU tt 110 N, at the Roes axo Cnows:
Is. Mac I.liii.E.Sl. on Mooney, the 291 ii day of Jess,
1971. at Five for Six o'clock in the Evening, is the fol-
lowing or other lots, and subject to conditions then to b•
produced, the underruentioued valuable Elin-EHOLD
PROPER CIES, :
Lot I.—All that well accestome,l and excellently situ-
ate S HEE HOLD OLD-LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE,
Mountie the Rose sod Crown. fronting the Stourbridge
sod litrininnheniTernpike Road, at Hay Green aforesaid.
emitaining Bar, Smoke Room, lap Loom. Kitchen, thub
Room, three Bed Rooms and large Cellars, with the
Brewbuuse, Stable, Gig.slic.l, and other appurtenances
thsretu belonging. Aiso, the I)IVELLINO-HOUSE
adjoiMeg the ah tve, now coupled by William liritfithe,
together with the brewhouse aunt Outbuildings belonging ,
thereto.
Lot 2.—A1l those 'I hree v-xy desirable FREEHOLD
HOUSES. situste front ni the ohne road, end near to
Lot 1, with the Brerthouses, Uai dens, and Appurtenauces
tharate belonging. in the oreup,tion of Sir. W. Itrettell
and others.
Lot 3.-1 Piece of LAND, adjoining the laat.men.
Honed Lot, being a frontsge of 10 yards to the before'
@Bationed turnpike road; and also a BUILDING
Frontage to • road leading therefrom to Messrs.
Hiekmans' Sang, with the Carpenteis. Shops and
other Buildings toereon, and containing al area of 335
square yards.
Lot 1 All those Two well-built FREEHOLD
I.WELLINti•tioUsES, adjoining Lot 2. and fronting
the said Turnpike Road, w.to the Brewlumses, Ga dens,
mad Appurtenances thereto belonging, and occupied by
Mr. George Dowell and another.
Lot 5.—A Plot of eligible FREEHOLD BUILDING
LAND, adjoining the iast.tueutioned Lot. bolding 13
yards vi the said Turoicke 110 ad, and c.ntaining 560
te,sare yards.
Lit 6 —At.other dill. d It. ditto. adjoiuing Lot
with a frontage of 15 yaitis ti %Le Turnpike Road, and
containing 512 aqucre yarn..
The Miner and Stinerale a. e Sold with the surface.
For forth. r sod to see Pays, apply to
Mr. T. Homer, :solicitor, lt,eiley Hil ; or to the
Anetieneer. St or bridge.
HIGHLY VALUABLE FREEH 0 LI)
PROPERTIES &
dr DLEY, NE.tg
-VI It. S. LE.ON D is favoured uit Li
Instructimus to SELL by AUCTION, at the
31a0p..t.s Ito, LeALLEV, on Ill.:spay, the 30th say of
JCNY. IS7I. at Sixo'rlotk in the Evenirg, subject to
Louditious then to be read, itt the following or earn other
Lots It. may be determined upon at the time of sale, the
undermentroned Yalauthie FREEHOLD PROPER-
TIES. v z. :
Lot I.—k'our very deatrable HOUSES, with the Nail-
shops. }Henhouses. large tam dims, and other A ppurten.
Sneeil thereto, situate at Wit,thei I littl, in the occupation
of Junior Grove, William Bowen. and others.
Lot 2 —Five HOUSES, with '1 bree Nailshops, Yard,
Outbuildings, and other Appurtenances thereto %notate at
High Town, occupied by Widow W. rtin, Mark Cox, tto-
*anon Cox and ErliDek Bills.
Lot 3.—Tmee HOUS:):S, with Gardens Chain Shope,
.ad other Apporteoancem thereto, situate at High Town
sforesaLl. occupied by Widow Elwell, Frederick Fends'',
wid John Robinson.
Lot 4.—Two excellent HOUSES, with Chainshop,
Itrewhouse Gardens, and other Appurtenances, aituate at
Colley Lane, now in the occupation of Johu Bloomer
and Isaac Hingley.
The Mines sod Minorals under the above are Sold
with the Lot,.
Lot 5.—A Piece of BUILDING LAN I) at Colley Gate,
Itaviaa a frontage of 10 yards to • new street, five yards
Wide, containing 348 square yards, or thereabouts.
Lot 6:—A Piece of BUILDING LAND, adjoining Lot
11, having a like frontage to the said new street, mid con-
taining 350 square yards, or tlt ,reabouts.
Lot 7.—A well-arraoged and Commodious RESI-
DENCE, " COLLKY Oecuatio liortae,- with the Vinery,
Coachhouse. Stable, and other Outbuildings, Large Gar-
den (welistocked with Fruit Trees), and Close of L &ND
adjoining, situate at Colley Gate aforessid.
• valuable NAIL wane:Hot:sr. and Small HOUSE
adjoining with stablea, Girt Sueds and Yard, the whole
inintaioiug 4,265 square yards, or thereabouts, in the
arteneatioa of Messrs. Thomas Bloomer end Sons.
L:t (I,—The Whole of the MINES and MINE RALS
under not 7 and the adjoining Field, containing, with
ball Roads, 2a. 2r. 16p.
For farther information, apply to Messn. Hatwarte,
shepherd, and Mills, Solicitors, Stonrbridge; or tbe
Auctioneer, Cradley Meath.
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FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
ITIO be SOLI) by PRIVATE TREATY, an
.1 excellent FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE
and SHOP. situate in Iligh.street, the best Business part
of Strawbridge; with Share of • FREEHOLD OWED.
LING-HOUSE and SHOP, adjoining thereto.—Apply to
Mr. John Taylor, Surveyor, litgh-street, Stourbridge.
TOR SALE, at Bedcote Mill, Stourbridge, a
J. Quantity of PEA STICKS.
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
AQuantity of MANURE to be DISPOSED
OF, on application to G. Horsley, top of Church-
street, Stourbridge.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF, STOURBRIDGE
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
J F. APPERSON,
SUROEON•DENTIST,
HAMPSTEAD ROAD, BIRMINGHAM.
HAS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
• from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH .STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Celluloid Base, a newly invented and
patented materiel that cannot fail to wv.
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
xr DE GAS.
Ohjectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the imltoen2e of Nitrions Oxide,
end other Itro••tholieS.
Apperson's Antiseptic Astringent Den-
thrice, for cleansing. be sun() fog. and
preserving the Teeth ; to boxes. Is. and
his newly improved Illritth, fr
tinting I. Ili s to tit, lx 6,1 t
.12.4
LIDWARD INDON,
WAGONETTE, CAR & VAN PROPRIETOR,
OPPOSITE THE CHURCH,
WOLLASTON,
AND THE
COACH AND HORSES, HIGH.STREET,
ST OURBRIDG E, WORCESTERSHIRE.
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Vans for the Removal of Furniture, Pictures, Plate,
Glass, &c.. to any part of the Kingdom, at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable tenth., by bliicage or
Contract.
S.S.—ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

THE VINE COIMERCIAL HOTEL,
N T 0 U I DUE .
JOSEPH II AZLEDINE,
PROPRIETOR,
T•
H. begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Stour-
. bridge and District, that he has
RE-OPENED
THE ABOVE OLD-ESTABLISHED HOTEL
Which is replete with EVERY ACCOMMODATION, and will be glad to es• all those
Friends who may favour him with • call.
ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
CIGARS OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS.
FIRST-CLASS STABLING.
DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS—
THE 00111.31ERCI4L 110 TE 1„ STOURBRIDGE.

I4:PORTTA.I\7II NOTICE.
METHERINGHAM'S
DiNING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
7:2, UPPER HIGH STREET, STOURBRIIME.
OPPOSITE THE STOLID-MIDGE AND KIDDERMINSTER BANK.'
MISsSt 0 tti:dTg
Neighbourhood,e end iIA 3f b gtsh
tto e
e hinform.. on tr,!73.1 Nthoeb.ilbl2!e,
,G.ietftr?,,natbnde
stlibilbuitandts,OoNl
FECTIONERY ft UhIN ESS, and hopes by anpplying none but Genuine end First.fiana Goode, to went a Aare
of their patronage and support.
RICH BRIDE CAKES.
MERINGUES A LA CHANTILLY. ICE CREAM.
CROQUANT OF RATAFIES. WATER ICES.
CROQUANT OF WALNUTS. JELLIES.
TURTLE AND OTHER SOUPS.
CHOPS, STEAKS, &e., ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
WEDDING BREAKFAST, DINNER PARTIES,
BALL SUPPERS, Ac., SUPPLIED.
MEAT AND GAME DRESSED AND GARNISHED.
I. EL EBRATED YORKSHIRE GAME. AND OTIIER PIES.
FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINES.

ESTABLISHED 1845.
CII .A.RLES MUDP
(LATE E. JOSCELYNE),
FISH, GAME, AND POI:LIMY DEALER, rßuirtntEn, ke.,
lIIGH STREET, S7'01:1:1111DGE.
11 M. begs to return his thanks for the Ivry liberal support afforded to him duriim
k_l. the lime he ban Len 111 I.u.tueas an alive. sios revecifully eimounees Molt owing to the runny
and superior adruutages lie POd*UNS.PA from twenty yeArti. experiehee in tie Vale, mid hr ,111 ills C.,11,fa1,111 with
Grimsby and other Sea Pmto, he can with cotili lent., appeal Sr a continuance el pitolie supp.irt.
He ban alto made large contract, for the supply ot 41.1111 E, POULTRY, Ai... dm.
A Fr,sh tonvly of nil! t,oei GrlunnL suitither le.oling Sea Pita LVEIIIi 1101lNINti,
Wt.:SHAM LAKE AND IOC( ICE DEre r.

k'U \LEAL CARRIAGE ESTIBLI-t_•IIAIENT,
STONE.STRE ET, DUDLEY.
at it
GEORGE M()R RI S
mosT respectfull y return thanks to the Public generally for the very kind support
received in the FUNERAL DEPARTAIENT of his sad begs to assure them t
will always be his study to merit a continuance of that aupi Oct by PERSONAL atteution, and the coud
lug Of nt: oBIA Ain the most solemn manner, nod vim!, the mrm
most reasonable terms. Cabs, Ca "
(lige cubit* on the Shortest Notice.
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMPOSITE II EARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Hearses we base bees accustomed to see. Its
elegant, and with a pair of Erst.class black horses, would du no discredit to the funeral rite
claws.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mourner& 5
underneath the hammercloth of the 'mailman, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Hearse becomes more extensively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved 11511
adopted.
*** OBSERVE THE ADMIXES—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
Agent for Stoorbridge :13. BAYPOULD, iEn, Lower High-etreet.

J. M. HICKS
AND
B. S. RAYBOULD,
BEG to inform the Tradesmen and Inhabit-
ants of Stourbridge and Neighbourhood, that
they have commenced the business of
RENT AGENTS & DEBT COLLECTORS,
And trust by strict attention to, and punctuality in
business to merit a share of their patronage.
Any Amounts received will be paid on applying be-
tween Two and Five o'clock, any Tunitsbav AFIERNOOD,
at the Office. 5, HaglQ -street.
5, HAGLEY STREET,
AND
ISA, LOWER HIGH STREE7
(Entrance in Bank-strt•et).
STOURBRIDG E.
. .
_TAMES TURTON GREEN,
PLUMBER,
GLAZIER AND PAINTER,
HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
Very respectfully solicit: a continuance of the
favours hitherto bestowed upon him, and pro-
misee that nothing on his part shell be want( it
to give satisfaction in any ordern he may brie.
after be favoured with.
GENERAL FIPILDING REPAIRS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
JOHN SK.E.LDING,
(Late of the Old King.a Head),
rrAKES the present opportunity of thanking
J_ his friends foe their past support, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same, Low that be has taken
to that well-known " hootelrie,"
THE COACH AND HORSES INN,
IGH-STREE'r, SrotritniaDOE,
And to assure them that he is actuated by the removal,
still further to cater to their satisfaction, the Premises
being superior ia every respect to his former Resrience.
As ORDINARY every Friday at One o'ciock, on the
Birmingham principle„
FOliatiN \VINES and SPIRITS.
Good Stabling, Luck Ceace-heuse and Yard.
es, Note the Remove).
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I.MIGISATION TO Ala irA 11)E-
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EOLTH AUSTRALIA.
ASSISTED PASSAGES
UNDER HE NEW LAND ORDEI: REGUI A TIONS
The (Livorno at of South ; are I.repred to
grant pa•neg, s to the pi r,•11, :-
1. ArthanF, A grival tot -I an I.aldowers, Miners
and (lard. nets under So yea, i f age.
5. Sing!e. Fe. -u Dieu. sti.- e,i.iod•, or Widows
ithoot Chi: Ii iii us:O r IS le,: 4 %CI ttliou 55 years
of rig,.
Subject to Ow layments as : -
F.n• Moles oi under 15‘enss l3 each
11l 11, Oitto over I.2autl I,ollef
Dlit•i ditto ova -IA and under 50,, 8 „
Perseus p-9 jig their own Pei:age r. reeve a Laud War
rant of the value of 15:;.
For f, rite to matiort aerlV
Mr. M. I'ALFBEY,
5, St. i 'ge,
Seleeting t.
11 it. .1 AMES BOSTON HEYS, Professor
.‘vs._ of :a o.i. itigh•Ftreet,Cradley Heath.
N.R,'-Atlimti,de of Musical Instrun erts Una and
• repaired.
• New Muni u
PtA'. lii:11.:• I SALE OR HIRE.
Nit PO demq Sr,. Poo Free.
New Ilitlstrated SELF. ESTIMATING
.471_ CA tAl,ftiiUE for DOUSE FURNISHING,
with fall des. i••ip and prices of the Articles, profanely 1
.-• to.neial suggestions. By EDWIN
S t Manufacturer mid complete 1-
Ho:1-e • r Buildings, Stolid ridge
• v nit. kloilientlinStYr
..‘ It 41 Pills is ,
ch, ,:. -I. • • I • •.i era to
:I , • , ; : • V, cai,
Agent., , A . • •
-tl• es
°FOR TIIE. BLOOD IS THE LIFE."—
,
1
L:Zia. 4.
WORLD FAMED
1-3
.12:14:111' WA V f.\`lT.4
: gaL, • ; ; I :;,?- -
- • lts
Trade Mork,—" Blood Mixture."
TNE CREAT BLOOD PUMPER & RES TOUR
I,:r •
. - r
: ' . I. • •
nature, ore r • . r •
in slow; tin, 1•. ,:i a: i•i•ra I.ed
Medicine.
THOUSANDs:or ' A 1.1 pii T-.
IMPORTANT DV RIF T I 1 LT_
the Vililited r ,411 61)41 114 im-
purities I.llrst.i.t! 11.r..ii511 tte sl,ti in p 11111!(•?,
VT11014411, or sue, • C.lalt,,ie it 551411 yoo mmml
it oh,,truct. d Ihe :rletrise
it when it is hill. awl yoir feelinge %lir te!,
yon wben. Keep the bloorl pure, a, d she
health of the system will Pillow.
As this inixture is pleasant to the taste, on
warranted free froin injuriuus to the
most delicate cceistitution of 4.044,c sex, the
Prorietors solicit; sufferers to give it s trial
to test it: value.
CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD
mixIURE is Sold in Bott;es Is 3rl each, 55.1 in
Cases, centaining six times the quantity, lb s each--
sufficient to effect a permanent cure in the great
majority of bug-standing eases, by all Chemists and
Patent Medieioe Vete.lors tbrvugheut the United King-
dom and the world. or tent to any address OD receipt
of 27 or 132 stamp', by the Proprietor,
F. J. CLARKE.CIinUter, Apotherari, Hall,Lincoln.
Wholessle: All Patent Medicine Houses.
LONDON DEPOT : 150 OXFORD STREET
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I.•(.. -1 ea
rea coo+i,_ a-unit to
I (Mind l't Alt. &ef s( ,•, -.'1!.•
"At the Docks. I took s a a, / •er.:,(retres
Vox, ullich Icti.,l red, & ioa..d i't it; the quality
being s tis!actorv."
0 I porchasid litte.Zets from ',il.ptufs ftc
liorninitt it's Tea.' the contents I Mud (4444r0-poial in
PURITY and exedleuee of 'twilit ot, sit hi the tea I
Obtained Iron; their stock ot the 1.i.0.k.."
3,918 Arinsys--(2,,,r;efa, renjerte,r,ers,

BRYANT&MAY'S
MATCHES.

' FOR PICTURE FRAMES,
Go to the Practical Maker, where every des-
cription of PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW
• CORNICES, &T., are manufactured on the Premises,
1 Wholesale and Retail, by
1). LAMBERT,
House Decorator,
Gilder and
Picture Frame,
Manufacturer,
OLDSWINFORD, Near STOLTBRIDGB.
OLD PICTURE FRAMES, CORNICES,
AND MOULDINGS,
Of every description,
CLEANED. REPAIRED, or RE-GILT.
OLD PICTURES, Carefully Cleaned, Lined, and
Reetorea.
I) L. having had 20 years' practical
• experience in all the above diffetent Branches,
begs to inform the Gentry and Public generally that he
has vow every facility for executing any order that nosy
be entrusted to his care, which will meet with his perso-
nal and prompt attention.
Orders hi Letter will meet with strict attention.
Estimates given and Men of each Branch gent to any
part of the country.
Gentlemen may have their Picture Frames re-gilt ot
their own Premise., ifitesirid.
G. F. GREEN,
PIANOFORTE TUNER,
260, Castle-street, used 168, Iliyh.street, 'Willey,
HAS GREAT PLEASRRI3 Di PVIIIII3IIING THE FOLLUIrIat
TESTIMONIALS.
From Mr. C. Potter, Professor of Music, nom the
Institution for the Blind, St. John'. It nod, Loodon:-
- I can confidently recommend Mr. Green as a Pieties
..rte Tuner. Ile tunes by equal temperament, and ul •
cams an exact scale. (Signed) C. YoUTER."
From Mr. J. F. Patterson, Organist, St. Patrick's
Chinch, Huddersfield :—•• 1 have much pleasure in teis
tifying to the abilities of Mr. Green so a Pienofortt
fuller. He lays the bearings with exactness and peace.
thin. (Signed) Janus F. PATTEILSON."
From Mrs. Sanderson, Solo Pianiste, of the London
and Liverpnol Concea ts :—" hr. Green is one of theft,
who can Tune my Mayo to the nicety I require ereViota
to giving soy Public Recitals. (Signed) E. K. baNnlib.
From Mr. II xtterworth, Organist, Dobcreas. near
Allaeliester:—" Mr. G reeu's equal as a YiehoforteTueer
can rately be net with. (Signt•of Davin nertitatwonin.'i
1: a. if.
retina Inc Ycaily Tuning, hc:itdit g iainor It-
ptirs--
Cothages,per emelt a,
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Single j using- (II: T0M11...
a. .1. P. 11 S. a a .1
o C.t.Cea.... 11 11 &I 0 FA ur.•a. _. 1 cs: 7 I,
5...,i-ur:ma, 5 uA 0 0 Cht rout Lou
friet sid to Gr• Ants ......7 e•
Oh tea, . 4 GA: 5 il
Phou•fi I'. a Tuned to the F. etch 111e1i 1,111,1 I,:it, t
othy ad, i • t d thrivect•out Enutstid, if itquirel.
••• A large stoelt of ..I•ssical :mil ludi in Y.iipie, at
:1.. f•eriee.
P•t- :, •••••• est qii...1.1.1/ , --•-!1i..., C11:11t• 8; ,ge '. owl
16-, .Iu I, treel, I)thil.y.
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)IA SOFOiiTES and DAEMONIC.% S !no 1
L he had on the NEW sYsTI•I3I of Itil:lSti. Go 1
nape Tears; alter whirls, anti without any fattier pc: .
anent, to become the proper et the hirer. Al: Instil .
mouse had on this system, cc otherwise, will I e
Exchanged any time within +ix month: for any other. if
not approved of. and reterhod 1•111 rage free. And furs
ther,after • trial of three years. any Pianoforte or Hal.
Monism would be taken hark, at its original cost, aid
the money returned. deducting the usual chatge for hire
thus offering greater advantages than the London or Bit.
!ninon.. tionpe,—Apply (.I. F. GREEN, Pianoforte
Teaelterand Tuner, Music Warchonse,26o,Castle-street,
and Ini. Iligli.str•:et, Poilley.
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W i LLS ANP sar.•:S. Pill iTOL.
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t•t: •P t.• I t•ltit tptlit r.
I itietWV pectolior to Inqren.
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lie. is no medicine equal to Holloway's Pitts for cot.-
ri•••t .t ..., tote ellinect+ pecuihir to fetimes. TM Sr very
•:.i'•• •,•••1 It/11111.-0. 11rtitsfi 111011 y re..l4l4lllt.lttitt lIWITI to
. , ::. 1 ,• •••• 1.. I i. t • D.ey ihey I.i. I.ilii li eilh a ofety fot
tt. y :ill i g'i only ot tl., sjstion. Ally neither. 1.111,, Of
iiitieg ia-it. 2.1.10,1 1., the ritri.etlolo which beeelepali3'
..sp.i, 1,,,x ,-1 et ... lii. vti 'a 1',...., Ides 111 irinte available Deans
ior viii. is, g ti.ett,, ,‘II,( :11g the blond, and t Spelling
It i 5 the ay •••14 HI a i grese 111.-111 P.
11.1,1kiirtiS, 10t/IyHtn., anti liehiiity.
These famous Pills will inin edistely rem, ve CI ay to •
LOOls Of Is-hi-lily. longunr, and weeloiesa, he matter the
initial., me de v ilotehly ejr et all in. puritina from that
system. give time and t nergy tit iii bane ed constitutions,
siol iir,o, and strengthi n the in-irons system in a most
WOUdelfel manner.
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite, and Lowness of
Spirits.
The Pills t•fftct a wonderful.change in persons subject
to :intone attack, ss they create a healthy appetite, cur
tact indigestion, renitlie CURIA of lisle. aim ill, etUall,
ear, jaundice. bilious remittents, and all the vain to. ti•
Oiscage generated by an unhealthy condition ef the lici
The Kidneys—Their Peron:lenient and Cure.
If these Tills be used according to the printed direction
and the Ointment rulibed over the region of the kidneys
for at least half an hour at bed time, as salt is forced into
meat, it will penetrate the kidneys and correct arty des
yS
ifi,o,holit
wt het.. adfl.ldi ettii,tamt
tithe.
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trz. riasi v 0.1 ,cilts
lineation the most ashvinniog rules may he performed.
icrsaa'sP'etZntliiceenulutaareld untlit and morning, ash. its judicious se-
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The Pi and Ointment are sold at Professor Itionno•
way's Establishment, 513. Oxfordsst., London; also by
nearly every respectable Vendor of Medieinethroughont
the Civilised World, in Boxes end lots, at Is I jd, 2. ihl,
Is lid. lie, V+. and 330 eceh. Ibe smallest Box Of
Pills centring him dozen ; and the timeliest Pot of OM,
tient one ounce.
Full panted directions are Ailed to each Box and Pot
and can he hail in any language, even in Turkish, Arabic,
Armenian, Persian or Chinese
Entered at Stationer' s Hall, lase.?.—Prire Is., or enclosed
poKt said from the author for 1:: stamps.
iA/ AN HOOD. A MrDICAL ESSAY OD the
ix fenetielle ant disorders of the rope elOrtive nom a
in youth, manhood. 1,111101,1 ave. xitit ol,ervatuns on the
treatment and 'use of Nyavocs Ex a ‘,. ,:oy. ti , are tt.
Deatalit. Loa-saes or SYINIT, Sr.. Lim; Ilie nee t id
years' sem uoisful practise. By 'I.!. Cr HI•ls, MD t 11. .11.4., -
IiaItLE.TREET, Fice.t.ell.Lri lei,onlv• W..
REVlewt.l 01 TOP Panes.
u There is lin °White, et Sioei...lv hy entre this lumk wail
not he fun ,d 1504 n —.chenior .it... 0 per.., hold the relation
of Parent, l'reeint a. i 1 C'ere, man. '—.Sine. evehilld wear.
Ccavis os It istiotta.-77•11 't noes., o—Ablv written aid
plainly deamin . Cie ',Atli, et those thew/Me. whieh produce
decline in )onto. :ind more trehttently prcurouro old age.-
- 11,:ly Tritierv,.27(b Mareh, iv:.
1 eiTirls on kl Sandal, .boul Ihe in the hands clyninh and
nl.l age. It to a ohatiettl pitolifattioll. devellipillg the treat-
ment of a class iti,toirtf .11ntAltalleti. which have too long been
. the prey of thc 111,. rde au t diddguing.—reited Serriee
' Clusette.
I " This work, based upon the result of 30 years' successful
• pra• ti,•,. in the treattm...: ifs etitifol i itl distressing class
I.f ain.,..e.,. w.ii be a,a sl 10 ~..nt,tia ibliti directions for the
. cow of many o..,ttatt, lilt. 1,0 altaLtWnild as h0re,e51,..-..
' Sx :defy riser, 2.lrd Garai' imam
Loudon—Sold a'6o by MANN, Bookaeller, St), Cornhill.