The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
BAGLEY STOCK SALE,
MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. Bth,
600 SHEEP and LAMBS.
SO Grand RAMS.
50 Head of CATTLE, d:c.
The Sale at Eleven o'clock.
OATES, PEARENS, and WOOLDRIDGE.

COOPER'S HILL HOUSE, ALVECHURCH,
A Mile from Alvechurch and Barht Green Railway
Stations respectively.
FARMING STOCK AND FURNITURE.
11 ... aboveß.Wlll (part by directionTLEwiiSE of theLb ExecutorsyAUCTl ON.;
the late James King), on IiONDAY, SEPTEMBKH Sib, 1873,
,Eleven for Twelve o'clock precisely—a fine Fat and
Ripe Cow,Mileh Cow, Pigs,Cart, Harness, Chaff Machine,
Garden Crop, large quantity of Bung, Urass Keep. &c;
likewise a portion ot the Furniture, including Feather
Beds, Bedsteads, and Chamber ituquieites ; Chairs,
Tables, (Buses, Fenders, Fire-irons, Oil Paintings,
Prints ; also Brewing Vessels, Casks, Tubs, &c., together
with Poultry and Sundry other Effects, without reserve.
On view the morning of Sale.
Catalogues on the Premises; the usual Inns; at 111,
Res.street, Birmingham; and of the Auctioneer, Holy
Gross, Clout.
FDR SALE.—FOWLER'S MAP and Refe-
rence of the Parish of Kingswinford,—For parti-
culars, at tly at the Meurer Oilier, Stonrbridge.

WYCHBURY HOUSE,
PEDMORE, NEAR STOURBRIDGE.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with instructions from !MIT. COM,
WhO is changing her residence, to SELL by AUCTION,
on TUESDAY and WRDNESDAY, the 231 in and 24TH Of
SEPTILMBRE, a portion of the COSTLY CONTENTS of
WYCHBURY Homo, PRDMORZ, ands large Collection of
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.
BAGLEY ANNUAL SALE OF RAMS
AND EWES.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
have the honour to announce that they will SELL
by AUCTION, at the LYTTELTON ARMS HOTEL, HAGMAN%
on Mownsv, the 801 of September next-
-48 Pure Shropshire Down RAMS, the property of
John Hamad, Eaq., W. C. Firmatone, Esq.,
and Messrs. Edward Webb and Sons.
180 Pure Shropshire Down EWES, chiefly from the
mune flocks.
10 Superior Leicester RAMS, and
16 Superior Lincoln RAMS, the property of Mr.
Nathaniel Smith, Mr. Thomas Parry, and Mr.
W. Lett.
25 Strong Leicester EWES, the property of Mr
Herbert Harris.
The Auctioneers beg to observe that every effort has
been made to produce firtbrate animals in each class.
Hawley Railway Station is within ten minutes' walk of
the Sale Ground.
The Sale to commence with the Rams at Two o'clock
in the aftesnoon.
STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE,
rill:1E NEXT SALE will TAKE PLACE on
_l_ MONDAY, SRPTRDIRER 215th, 1873.
Sally Entties solicited.
H. KING, Auctioneer.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
_
N()TICE OF REKOVAL.
MR. J. F. APPERSON.
SURGEON DENTIST.
Has removed from Mr. Douglas's, to
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
kttendance Every Friday from 10 to 4 o'clock.
lIENRY pRATT'S
CHEAP EATING I_lol.l SE
AND
REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
No. 11, LOWER HIGH STREET. STOURBRIDGE
TRIPE AND COW HEELS, EVERY THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENING.
DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS.
THE COOPERAGE,
15, HIGH-STREET, STOUBRIDGE.
E. JONES.
(late Samuel Janes),
COOPER AND PACKING CASE MAKER.
ALL KINDS of BREWING and DAIRY UTENSILS
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
REPAIRS EXECUTED on the SHORTEST NOTICE
'TB.O JmitSlicEitgHh.OgrSeTetOcNa..ildieEyYHS, Heath.
°lessor
N.B.—All kinds of Musical Instruments tinei and
repaired.
New Haste at Half-price.
PIANOFORTES FOR SALE OR HIRE.
THE 355. FAMILY pORTRAIT
IS TAKEN DAILY AT
SIINDERLAND's STUDIOS,
67, BULL•STREET, BIRMINGHAM.
C ARTES DE 'VISITE 59. PER DOZ

THE OLD KING'S HEAD INN,
MOH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
TOHN SKELDING bcgs to inform the
ft, public generally Hat he has taken to the above
well-known Inn, and hopes by strict attention to merit a
share of support.
ALES, WINES, SPIRITS, AND CIGARS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY.
WELL•AISED BEDS.
As 011DINART ON ABRIT AND COUNTY COURT DATIL
Just Published, 116 p.p., delay Sow, Post Free,
.A New Illustrated SELF-ESTIMATING
.
CA FALOUUE for HOUSE FURNISHING,
with full description and prices of the Artisans, profusely
Illustrated, and general suggestions. By hDWIN
STRINGER, Cabinet Manufacturer and complete
House Furnisher, Commercial Buildings, Stourbridge,
and 19. SO. and 9l, Mill-street, Kidderminster.
0. F. GREEN,
13IANOFORTE TUNER,
260, Castle-street, and 168, High-street, Dudley,
HAS HERAT YLEASIIRE IN PUBLISHING THE FOLLOW'S°
TESTIMONIALS.
From Mr. C. Potter, Professor of Music, from the
Institution for the Blind, St. John's Wood, London :
" I can confidently recommend Mr. Green as a Piano-
forte Tuner. He tunes by equal temperament, and ob-
tains an exact scale. (Signed) C. Forret,"
From Mr. J. F. Patterson, Organist, St. Patrick's
Church, Huddei afield I have much pleasure in tee-
tifylng to the abilities of Mr. Green as a Pianokate
Tuner. Belays the bearings with exactness and perfecs
Hun. (Signed) James F. I'AIIERPON."
From Mrs. Sanderson, 19mo Pianiste, of the London
and Liverpool Concerts —"Mr.: Green is one of the few
who can Tune my Piano to the nicety I require previous
to giving my Public Recitals. (Signed) E. In. SANDER-
SON."
From Mr. Butterworth, Organist, Dobcross, near
Manchester Mr. tissue equal as a Pianoforte Tuner
can rarely he mitinth. (Signed) Dcyin BUTIERWORTH."
s. S.
Terms for Yearly Tarring, minding minor re-
pairs—
Cottages, per annum 1 1 0
Grande do
Single Tunings (in Town).
s. d. s. 5., a. d a. d.
Cottages.... 9 6& 5 0 . Full Orandc., 6 6& 7 0
Semi-Orands 5 0A; 6 0 , Concert Iron
Trichord or I Urands ......7 6
Obligue.... 4 6& 5 6 I
Pianofortes Tuned to the French Pitch (now univer-
sally adopted throughout England, if required.
•• • A large stock of Classical and Modern
,Music, at
Halt -price.
Please observe the 4ddress-260, Castle Street, and
168, MIA Street, Dudley.
DIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS may
be had on the NEW SYSTEM of BIKING, for Two or
Three Years; after which, and without any further pay-
ment, to become the property of the hirer. All Instru-
ments had on this system, or otherwise, will be
Exchanged any time within six months for any other, if
not approved of, and returned carriage free. And fur.
ther,al ter a trial of three years, any Pianoforte or liar-
mouium would be taken back, at its original cost, and
the money returned, deducting the usual charge for hire
thus offering greater advantages than the London or BR,
mingham Houses.—Apply 0. F. GREEN, Pianoforte
Teacher an d Tuner, Music Warehouse 260, Castle-street,
and 168, High-street, Dudley.

5,000 PIANOFORTES & HARMONI-
UMS have been TUNED by G. F. GREEN
Professional Tuner, 260, CASTLE•STERET, and 168, Olson
STREET, DUDLEY. Pianofortes Re-silked, Re-strung,
the Hammets Re-ecv•ered with Patent Felt,as used by
the most eminent Sims.

THOMAS .HANSON 9
(OF THE " STORES," UNION PASSAGE),
' )
Begs to tender his warmest Thanks to the Public of Birmingham for very
liberal support awarded him in the Beer Trade during the hint eleven y ,and
to intimate that he ha. now parchaiied that old•established NN Me i pint
Trade carried on at
THE NEWMARKET INNif
60, IVOR CES TE R-S TR E 2 T, BIRMINGHAM,
For the purpose nt supplying his cuttomers with
PURE AND GENUINE FOREIGN WINES
AND SPIRITS,
AT PRICES CONSISTENT WITII THE QUALITY OF THE
VARIUUS BRANDS.

SECURITY IN CREDITING.
FLINT & CO's
BRITISH AND FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
(Established 1860.)
Head Offices :-58, Cheapside, and 1, Bow-lane, E.C.
Branches —Manchester, 88, Mosley-street, and 6,8, and 10, Bond.street ; Blachburn, 3, Taaketta.s treet
Leicester, 42, Belvoir-street ; Edinburgh, 72, Princes-street; Newcastle, 53, Grey-street; tilssgow,
33, Lenfield-street, Argyle-street; Cork, 70, South Mall; Dublin, 10, Henry-street.
Bankers :—National Provincial Bank of England.
This Office make eaclaand every inquiry (no matter how
closely it follows on previous Inquiry) the subject of
afresh isrestigation. References to more than Ten
Thousand terms.

I.
N the interests of trade, and at a heavy ex-
penditure of time and capital, these Orlicea have
been established.
The Agents and Correspondents, both British and
Foreign, have been selected with care. Our system of Debt Collecting is much approved—
Constant communication is maintained withthe various I.—our Registers and Reference to Correspondents at
Bureaux des Renseiguements of the r.ontinent, the In- once chow Debtor's ability to pay.
telligence Offices of the United States, and the British- 2—So spending 1,,U0tl woLeV alter bal.
American, Indian, Australian, and other Colonies. 3.—Special fatuities in County Courts.
A trusted Coofidential vehicle of information ;a plain 4.—Judgwent against Debtor tr. twelve days.
answer to a question is given. h.—Attendance to prove debt necessary.
Truth in the report, safety in the transaction, is the 6.—Commiaslon, 5 per cent. under £5O, 2{ per cent.
end desired and sought for. above.
i 7.—Prompt Remmittance.
What weathers are entitled to for £3 3s :
ENTITLED 10-40 Inquiries on Great Britain—three A carefully revised Lt of Swindlers, with their latest
aliases es kept at title (/1/ce.
stamps each inquiry—erery inquiry
seat to three or tour correspondent, tt- NOTICE.—In this Office, a debt, after applica.
ee Gazette weekly, and lbdei quarteriv tion is made, is not left to die a natural death. Biompt,
(register contains over a withal efficient, blitl voluntary tamer Is given to Subscribers as
names). ,to beat means of licovering same. If in London, a
„ Any additional number of Inquiries at is I clerk Valle) upon him klu the country, by post) and oh-
inl each. Cana from him such mstructious as whl enable us to
„ Legal Advice at any time, or any number . recovir debt without any fur the: trouble to eubscriber,
of times, free of charge, on any con and without any attendance of Subscriber being neees-
menial question. 1 sary.
Debts applied for, subject to the foil Terms :
„
lowing Commission, VIZ :-5 per cent- ! £3 ss, La ss, and £lO lOs and upwards, per annum.
how £2 to £5O, Si per cent. from £5O : 1/s.—Banks and their itrauebe• contracted for.
to £lOO, and 11 per cent. beyond; or go- All Telegrams, Accounts for collection, Corn.
subject to prior special arrangement. mereial Inquiries, and all other communications, to
Monthly settlements, the London Office only. Pratte crossed National Pro-
„
Facts fur Nenibers : i uncial Bank of England to Flint anti Co. London.
- Agent for Stourbridge, MR. b. FIELD.

k'UIItAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISLIMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS
mOSTeirvedevle:triurseltriALtliTpkAsutioluthNeTPofubhliiscbgue.nintral.,lLdfobregths etovearynkinre thd Support
m that it
Will always be his study to merit a continuance of that support by PERSONAL attention, and the cr,nduet.
tug of FUNERALS in the most solemn manner, and upon the most reasonable tenni,. Cabs, Car, .n 4
oqp on hire on the Shortest Notice.
O. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Hearses we have been accustomed to see. Its appearance
elegant, and sith a pair of brat-class black horses, would do no discredit to the funeid rites of the upp
classes.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practise of placing the collie either beneath the va,,urners or
underneath the hammercloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Hearse becomes more extensively known, it es:inot fail to be widely approved
adopted.
OBSELNik THE ADDLLMi—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

ONE Box of CLARKE'S B 41 Pills is .
warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary
Organs, in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel , " MIOR THE BLOOD IS THE Ln-E.,,-
and Pains in the Back.—Sold in boxes, 40 6d each, by , .11: See Deuteronomy, chap. xn., verso 23.
all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors ; or sent to '
any address for 60 Stamps by the Maker, F. J. CLARKE,
Consulting Cheniist, High-street, Lincoln.—Wholenele .
Agents, tEurcLair di: Sous, London,and all the Wholesale CLARKE'S „
Rouses. ,
Sold by A. P. ldorris, Chemist, Stoorbridge. WORLD FAMED
NEW WORK BY DR. SMITH. .
Just published, post free for Two Stamps. c...,..
, !UWE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE and BLO Ou miXTUR L...:
1.....‘ INSTRUCTIONS, for the CURE of NERVOUS
Ine,BILITY. By Dr. HENRI SMIIId, of the Untie, Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture."
city of Jena, Author of the . Volunteers Manuel," ate. THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER & RESTORER
OUIDE TO HEALTH IS A NEW MEDICAL WORK
en the Treatment of all Diseases of the Nervous System, ‘,. li I *ssr DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotch, s,
of Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical Depression, Is / Ulcerated Sore Lrgs, Old SOrt., Glandular
Palpitation of the Heart,Noises in the Head and Ears, : Swell ' ings Cancerous Ulcers, Spots, Pimples,
Indecision, Impaired Sight and Memory, Indigestion, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald
Loss of Energy and Appetite, Pains in the Back, Connti- ' Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Sends,
potion, Blushing, Hysteria, Timidity, Self-Distrust, Discolorations of the Skin, Humours and
' Dizziness, Love of Solitude, Groundless Fears, Local Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or
Weakness, Muscular Relaxation, d:c., resulting froui nature, are literally carried out of the system
Exhaustion of Nerve-power. in a short time by the use of this world-famed
GIVES INSTRUCTIONS AND PRESCRIPTIONS. Medicine.l
Illustrated with Testimonials from grateful patients;
with means of Cure used in each case. Sent free by
poet on receipt of two penny stamps.
REVIEWS OF THE WORK
"In this work the Doctor gives ' Advice as to the
Choice of a Physician," Importance of Physical Educa-
tion," What to Eat, Drink and Avoid," Health : how to
procure it,' and other subjects of interest to man as well
as woman.-6'unday lanes. May 4,1873.
•` To all classes of the community • • Guide to Health'
most be an invaluable code lucent. This has just been
supplied by Dr. Smith, who has published some excel-
eut advice and imaruction for the cure of nervous dein-
ity."-IVaral and Military Gaulle, April 6, 1873.
Address. Dr. H. burin, 8, Burton-cresent, London,
W C.

The Use of
THE WINFIELD STALCH
Always Secures
The Delight of the Laundress,
The Admiration of the Beholder,
Ard the Ccmfort of tie Wearer.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Gratia 11.1
WORK, showing sufferers bow tbey arty be
cured without the aid of quacks. Free ow reeeipt of
postage stomps.— Addraes, Secretary, Institute of
Anatomy, Birmingham.

THE STOURBRIDGE PETTY SES-
SIONAL DIVISION.
THE LICENSING ACT, 1872.
r I '0 the Overseers of the Poor of the Town-
-1 ship of Cradley, in the county of Worcester, and
to the Superintendent of Police of the Division of
Stourbridge, in the slid county, and to all whom it may
concern.
I, JOHN BRIDGEWATER, Grocer, now residing at
II igh-street, in the township of Lradlry, in the county
of Worcester, do hereby give notice that it is my inten-
tion to APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual Linen
sing Meeting to be holden at the Public Office, Stour.
bridge, in the Division aforesaid. in the said county, on
the 30th day of September iimtant, for a CERTI-
FICATE to Sell by Retail Spirits and Wines, to be
consumed off the Premises, at • shop situate at High-
street, in the township of Cradley, in the county of
Worcester, and being within the said Division.
Given udder my hand, this 2nd day of September,
1873.
JOHN BRIDGWATER.

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Town.
ship of Cradley, in the county of Worcester, and
to the Superintendent of Police of the Division of
Stourbridge, in the said county, and to all whom it may
concern.
',JOHN STEVENS, Gower, now residing at Nether-
end, in the township of Cradley, in the county of Wor-
cester, do hereby give notice that it is my intention to
APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual Licensing
Meeting to be holden at the Public Office, Stourbridge,
in the Division aforesaid, In the said county, on the 30th
day of September instant, for a CERTIFICATE to Sell
by Retail, Sweet Wines, to be consumed off the Pre-
mises, at a Shop situate at Netherend, in the township
of Cradley, in the County of Worcester, and being within
the said Division.
Given under my :hand, this 3rd day of September,
1373.
JOHN STEVENS.

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Town-
ship of Stourbridge, in the County of Worcester,
and to the Superintendert of Police of the Div.sion of
Stourbridge, in the said county, and to all whom it may
concern.
I, SIMEON FIELD, Shopkeeper, now residing at
High-street, Stourbridge, in the township of Stourbridei
iii the county of Worceider, do hereby give notice that
it is my intention to APPLY at the Adjourned Cotter.'
Annual Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Publ.
Other, Stourbridge. in the Division aforesaid, in the said
county, on the 30th day of September instant, for
a CERTIFICATE to Bell by Retail, sweet nines, to be
coneurued on the Iremises, at a Soup situate at High-
street, in the township of Sitourbridge, iu the county of
orcester, and ben .g within the said Division.
Given under my hand, this led day of September,
1873.
SIMEON FIELD.

910 the Overseers of the Poor of the Town-
ship of Cradley, in the county of Worcester, and
to the Superintendent of Peli ie of the Division if
Stourbridge is she said county, and to all whom it may
concern.
I, REUBEN HARPER, Beer-seller, now residing at
Colley Gate, in the township of Cradley, in the county
of Worcester, do hereby give notice, that it is my
intention to APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual
Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Pubhe Office,
Stourbridge, in the Division aforesaid, in the said
county, on Cue 30th day of septemher instant, for a
CERTIFICATE to Se.l by Retail, Sweet Wines to be
consumed on the Premises, at a House situate at Colley
Gate, in the township of Cradley, in the county of Wor-
cester, and being within the said Division
Given tinder my hand, this 2nd day of September,
The Mark of
MARY ANN X HARPER.
On behalf of Reuben Harper.

rro the Overseers of the Poor of the Towe-
l. ship of Cradle, and to the Superintendent of
Police, of the District of Stuurbridge, in the county of
Worcester, and to ad whom it ma, concern.
I, WILLIAM EVAN hIPKISS, now residing at the
Lodge Forge, in the township of Cradley, in the county
of Worcester, and for six months last past having
resided at the Ledge Forge, in the township of Cradley,
in the county of Worcester, do hereby give notice that
it is my intention to APPLY at the Adjourned General
Annual Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Public
Office, in the township of Stourbridge, in the said
county, on the 30th day of September instant, for the
removal of a Lit ENCE now held by me to sell Excise.
able Liquors at the Lodge Forge. to more commodious
premises situate at the corner of Nnw-street, Crathey.
my property, and now in my occupation, and which said
house and premises I intend to keep as an Inn, Ale-
house, and Victualling Howse.
Given under my hand this 2nd day of September,
1873.
WILLIAM EVAN RIPENS.

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Town-
ship of Cradley, in the couttty of Worcester, and
to the rigiogitaiondent of Police of the Division of
Stourbridge it, the said ceunty, and to all whom it may
concern.
1, ELIZA. OLIVER, Beerhouse-keeper, now residing
at Colley Gate, in the township of Cradley, in the county
of Worcester, do hereby give notice, that it is my inten-
tion to APPLY at the Aujourned General Annual Licen-
sing Meeting to be holden at the Public Office, Stour-
bridge, in the Diviston aforesaid, in the said county, on
the 30th day of tieptembur instant, for a CERTI-
FICATE to sell by retail, Sweet Wines, to be consumed
on the Premises, at a House situate at thrifty Gate, in
the township of Cradley. in the county of Worcester,
and being within the said Division.
Given under my hand, this 2t441 dry of September,
1873.
ELIZA OLIVER.
710 the Overseers of the Poor of the Town-
ship of Stourbridge, and to the Superintendent of
; Police, of the district oi Stoutbtidge, in the county of
. Worcester, suni to all whom it may coucetn.
,I, JOSEPH H AZLEDIN E. Horse Dealer and
I:utcher, now restding at Lower High-street, in the
tosnship of Etouthrtdge, in the county of Worces-
ter, and for six months last past having resided at
Low. r Higlustreet, in the township of Stourbridge
sloresaid, do hereby give notice that it is my intention
t ; APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual Licen-
stug Mee.ing to be holden at the Public Office, in
toe tuanshlp of Stourbridge, in the said county, on
Ale 30th day if September. next ensuing, for a
License to sell Excise-able Liquors by Retail, to be
;intuit or consumed in the home or premises thereunto
b; longing. situate at Letter High-street. is the township
of gtourbridge aforetaid, my own property, and now in
my occupation. and which said house suit prenti,es have
Lten heretofore kept as an Ins, Alehouse, or Victualling.
house, and called The Vine Inn."
Given under my hand this 30th day of August, 1873.
JOSEPH HAZLEDINE.
TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Town-
ship of Cradley, and to the Superintendent if
Police, of the District of Stourbt lege, in the Couuty of
Vi °reenter, and to all whom it may concern.
I, WILLIAM TATE. Beerseller, now residing at High
41, in the township of snedley, in the county of
7 cater, and for six months lost pint having resided
gh Town, in the township of enthey, mile county
f merger, do her be give notice flint it is my intru-
Lou ot APPLY or the injourited General Annual Liceu-
StiLl Deeteutt to he hoiden at the Pubis Office, in the
toe usitij of Stourioldge, in the said county. on the 30th
day of Beptentber instaui, fir a lucerne to Sell Lx.
ciseable Liquors by B' tail, lobe drunk or connoted in the
house t r premises then unto belonaLm, situate at high
Town, in the township of Cradle} aforesaid, my own
property, sod now to my occupation, and which said
house and menthes are kept by me ass beerhouse known
by the sign of" The Crown."
Given under my hand, 4his 2nd day of September
1873.
WILLIAM TATE.
--
'llO the Overseers of the Poor of the Town.
_L ship of Wollescote, and to the Superintendent of
Police, of the District of Stourbridgo, in the county of
Worcester, and to all whom it may concern.
I, EDWARD FIAWICESWOOD, now residing at Yew
Tree Farm, in the township of Cradley, in the county of
Woreester, and for six months last pest having resided
at Overdid, in the township of Cuidley, in the county
of Worcester. do hereby give notice that it is my inten-
tion to APPLY at Site Adjourned General Annual Licen-
sing Meeting to be holden at the Public Office, in the
township of Stourbridge, in the said county, on the 30th
day of September instant, for a License to sell Excise-
able Liquors by Retail, to be drunk or consumed in the
house or premises thercunto belonging. situate at The
Hayes, in the township of Wollescote aforesaid, rented
by me, of Thomas Atwood, of the Lye, in the county
, of Worcester, sod which said house and premises ale
now void and unoccupied, and it is my intention to
. APPLY to the Justices to insert in such licence a condi-
; Hon that I shall keep the said premises closed during
the whole of Sunday.
' Given under my hand, this, '2nd day of September,
1873.
EDWARD HAWEESWOOD.

f 110 the Overseers of the Poor of the Pitman
1 of Hagh y, In the County of Vt °reenter, ar to
the Supernatendei.t of Police f he in ,144 ul moor-
bridge, in the said Lindell, and to. ail show it may
concern.
I, WILLIAM MAIBURY, Beer-seller. vow residing
at Blakedown, in the Parish of litopey, in the County
of Worcester, do hereby give notice that it Sc my intem
lion to APPLY at the Aujourneil General Annual Lieem
sing Meeting to be holden at the Public ()Mee, Sour.
bridge, in the Davis on aforesaid, in the said County, on
the 30th day of September instant, for a ChatTIFICASE,
to sal I,y festaii, Saa-t Wine, to be consumed on the
Premises, at a House situate at Blakalown, in the Parisn
of Hagley, in the County of Worcester, and being within
the said Division.
Given under my haled, this 2nd day of September,
1873.
WILLIAM MAYBURY.
fro the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
Hagley, in the county of Worcester, and to the
Superintendent of Police of the Division of Stenrbodge,
in the said county, and to all whom it may concern.
I, WILLIAM MAYBL BY, Beer-seller, now residing
at Blakeuown, in the Parish of Bagley, in the county of
Worcester, and fcr six months last past having resided
at Blakedown aforesaid, do hereby give notice that it is
my intention to APPLY at the Adjourned General
Annual Licensing Meeting to be holueu at the Pubt'e
Office, Stourbridge, in the Division aforesaid, in:the said
county, od the butli day of September instant, for •
LICENCE to self Exeiseable Liquors, by Email, to be
drunk or consumed in the house or premises therandu
beleuging.situato at Biakedown aforesaid, and which said
house and premises is my poperty, and kept by me a, a
Beerhouse, known by the sign of the " told House at
Home."
Given under my hand, this 2nd day of September,
1873.
WILLIAM MAYBURY.

On Tuesday a serious accident oocurred----772
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Luxembourg Beliway, near the (lament Seatto n.
passengers were killed and fifteen injured.
During the first half of the current year, s,bis
horse., snakes, or donkeys, have been eaten as heroin tool In
Paris
At a recent tea party in the Highlands a yang...
who had been relating more than wonderful ethlem-1:
various pang et the globe was not a little in be&
remark of an old traveller. "Young man, Mel you a1f,67
to talk so when there are older Ilan .sth. tablet'
The Italian Miniater of the Interior has tumid
the prefects to see that the laws relating to strikes are
, perly (doomed, he having been interlined that the later.
netionaliste are seeking to bring about a geogral stalk& • ,
A citizen of Connecticut, recently introduced te
newly.married man, congratulated him warmly, end
Ah, these Lichfield county gabs make clever .rp,..-77;:
had three of _tem."
The death is announced of Mr. Eruct. Trammd
(the ouly wedelns son et the late MO.. Tualand), 1..
seventy third year of his sae.
A great bell for the Cathedral at Cologeolsba
oast of captured French inn meta. The lira osellagli4
tailed entirely, and preparations are In proper for •Inecall,
The unusual sire of the beH greatlygolds to the num' ea.
collies of the Work.
Ills announced at St. Petersburg that the earn sad
Ms family intend to leave the capital about the eth, to ue,g.
the three autumn moaths at the Imperial resase. isth.
Climes, and that it is expo clad that the Doke of Eifebero
will pay them a visit, arriving probably by the Black Oa
A return has been printed from which it appal.
that In the year ended 1871 the stamp dray oe
assurance was .616,401 lie. Dd., and in the prey..
£15,829 15e. The only was from Id. to Eli 10a last ree
Toe argot number ma Peony siamin-441.023-01 slab
72,223 were adbmin and 378,166 impressed stamps.
Don Carlos has published a lengthy nusnifesto eta
form or. letter to his brother, Don Alphonse hh
cousin, Count de Chambord, he declares himself King by do.
of birth. The crow, of Spain (he says) Moines idaara gmbh
forehead by the sacred hand of the law, and It Is his dote m
act in harmony with his poaltkia.
On Monday the new Act, passed in the late
to emend the law relating to salmon fisheries in KlTia4
and Wales took effect It contains penalties es
salmon daring close time—between the 3rd Septereer-Q
Iso February, and provisions as to pickled salmon am
fresh admen In certain parts.
An Auckland paper says :—" For some time Mks.
Mon has been oemaionally drawn to the fact that Mossy,
men in the Canterbury province had been in the hada
going to theirdelly wrath carriages. A few dayg ago mum
men waited upon their employer and reanimated to kla
It would be necessary for than to receive at least let,
diem in the future, as they could not keep up a hone sat
buggy upon ism.'
The Civilian says that the fame of the Civil Swan
Co-operative SOCietille having reached Prange, the Mg
people of Cannes, sodded by their Haitian and other vratoes,
have started a Supply Associatka of tbskown. They bear
taken the Civil Service Supply Association as their reold, .
and have adopted several valuable hints nude to Shea ty
the secretary to that institutioa.
Two gentlemen, travelling in Scotland, Were dilear
slog the fare at different hotel.. One observed that at kb
hotel he had tea no strong it was mower? to Confine 12 he.
Iron vessel. "At mine," said the other, •it fa made go Wed
It haa not strength to run out ot the teapot...
A Scotch gentleman was nnexpeotedlydsiSeik,
big by hie pastor on Sunday. The minister was I
so was the Oberman, and in hi, confusion he
something about fearing ft was going to rein, sad that the
fish might get wet.
The Paris journals announce the sudden death, at
the Grand Hetet, of U. Hamad., one of the most one.
braked medical men in Raul& Toe deemed Ind hula s
month in the French capital on business, and intaider k
return home at the end of the week. Be WAS 511y4Ve PEW
Of etc
Mr. Pluton, a Member of the Liverpool Toes
Coancll, has offered £l,OOO towards a subscription tar
lag a permanent finti art Riflery for Liverpool, in impose,
doo of the proposal to realise the some end by the napopke
erewuret of a rate upon the angoras.
According to the impart-Mt the municipality a Olotg
In thistionn ban provided themselves with pstrehm,
pumps, and coogreve rockets to set fire to any buildrap h
wiuoh the Carlisle may obtain, footing In sans of. prim
the tithed Collet in the town is to be employed as a gala
sod his relatives detained as hostage,.
The Paris Amine National states that the cholera la
continuing to make numerous victims in Germany me
places which have suffered moat are the following ;-
ICondsburr, 191 h August. 42 cue., 16 death' Magdebon
list August, 77 cases, 39 deaths ; Stendid, 20th Aimed it
deaths ; Munich, 22nd August, 81 cases, 10 deaths. At Bulb
the number of coon reported up to the 21.51 of Agnes was
129, 90 of which proved fatal.
The late Sir David Salomon.; M.P., has tequeeahed
to the Corporation of Loudon the sum of £l,OOO, and ta•
&auntie, plate given to him by the Jewish communite,
acknowledgaseut of the usistione rendered by that body I.
him and his coreligiontsts in asserting their political am
municipal rights, without, at the some time, sacriticiug their
religious principles.
A despatch from Havana, Maker that late sash@
front Lima and Peru report a nenus accident had weaned
sixty miles from that city. A holy of earth estlmandat
10,000,00) cubic yards, fell from a mountain side her t
valley, severely injuring a number of persona, and demure
up a river, the water of welch bad risen 109 feet above its
usual height.
An English gentleman has recently dlooovered nest
the Well. of Mous, by the Red Sea, the remains of tronweet
so vast that they most have employed thousand, of won.
men. Ne.r the works are to be found the raw of a temple,
and of a barracks for the soldiers proteetiog or keeping dr
workmen in order. These works are suppoeed to best teed
three Ll:natant yore old.
A special tervice in connection with the pilgrimage
to Perayele Menial wax held on Monday evening .11k. Per
Cathedral, Kensington, which was crowded In mew pert,
the congregation Including a large namher of Kiwi tar
varlods parts of the kingdom. Archbishop Massfing
livered en address, in the course of which he mid he had ree
ceived, direct from the Holy Father, the esmgrarg es gin
init. nit Racial benediction on thla pilarinsaas sad a llsossy
indulgence.
A convict attacked one of the warders at Spike
Island on Monday, and struck him with a hemmer. The
warder retaliated and knocked the convict storm The in-
juries inflicted in both cases are severe.
The car which was used at the funeral of the Duke
of Brunswick Is (Gahm.si eras) celebratoltinlhtatory, being
the same that bore the mortal remains of Louie XVIIL, el
the Duke de Money, and of Prams JerOcee, emlLlsg el
Westphalia.
The Paris Mint is opining enormous quantities if
silver five-franc pieces, the approolang circulation of said
will have for effect to restrict the emiesion of the tuna meth
of the Bank of France, which have rendered great swam te
the country and prevented a monetary crisis. As kw god,
which haa gradually oleappeared by degrees as the posed.
to Germany were made, and which hes become as mares as
before 1844, hopes are sena-tined of teeing it shortly as
plentiful as ever, alter the liquidation of the bat tants&
meet.
During the week ending last Saturday, 5,041 births
and 3,671 deaths were registered In London and twenty Oar
large cities and towe, of the United Kingdom, the avenge
rate of mortality in these towns being at the rate of 5 per
1,000 paean living In London 2,1h0 births and 1,477 dodo
, were registered, the Meths being 69, and the death. ft, Wow
I the average. Of the 1,477 deaths, one was from saudiffen
33 from different forms of fever, and 277 from diarrhea
The anniversary of the German victory at Saha ,
was signalised on Tuesday at Berlin by the unveiling of the "
monument of Victory erected on the ilenienPlatz. The es;
Emperor. the Imperial Prince, Prince Bismarck, the Gowan, .
and the Ministers were present, as wereaLso the regimented
the Guard and military deputations from several Genus
States. Crowds thronged the streets, which were gall
decorated; and the Emperor, the imperial Prince, one
Prince Blemarck met with an enthuelastie reception.
There were as many as 689,596 stamps leaned by the
stamp Office in the year I/7I for policies o. life snearacCa
The Isrge number of 451,023—ab0ut two-thirds of the whole
—were penny stamps, being for the insurance of inues ned
' exceeding £10'; and 159,637 were 3d. stomp for hours.' 01
emus ex.eding £lO, but not exceeding £25. Of kw whole
number no lea than 612,748 were for insurance of aums not
exceeding £lOO. On the other hand, one policy paid Alt 10s.
stamp duty, being the damp for an Unarming not exceeding
425.000.
The great international diem tournament at Vaasa,
which has recently terminated, has been more successhd that
any of its prodeamon The prises finally lay thus: Hen
Stealth, 1 (given by the Emperor Francis Joseph) ;
Blackbann, 2, Herr Anderson, 8; la, Roamithal, 4. The
mode of playing was that each competitor Mould contests :
match with every other. The mmcbes were limited to three '
games each. Mr. Blackburne and Herr Menne each we
every match except one. Bs.-on A. de Rothschild was Prat
dent of the Ciotti'.
A correspondent, writing to a London paper, sari
he was once I. the company of Bishop of Winchester,
when In a mirthful malt the subject was started, • Whet
would Seth. plea...est kind of lifer " " I should like,"
said the bishop, taking up the tone of the moment, "to set
up late, and having breakfasted at leisure go out for s plea-
sant ride, and then read the last good oval for the nei of
the day with my fret upon the fender." Bat then, suddenly,
that wonderful look of earnestness coming over his fern
which all who knew him Ina can never forget, he added,
almost to himself, "If there were no work to be done."
The Melbourne papers state that Viscount Canter-
bury hes announced his intention of presenting to therein,
the chair occupied by his father when Speaker of the House
ot Commons, and when the Reform Bill of 1832 was passed,
The chair became his lordship.' property In oonacqueuce of
the practice that when a Speaker regent his viatica the
chair he has occupied becomes his awn.
A Parisian dentist, who has a small villa In the out
skirts, haa raised upon • mound at the bottom of hia 11111.
garden a summerboase built entirely of human teeth A
short time since the dentist sent Ma servant into the country
with order* to put the house in order mei clean the summer•
house. rive days havlorslaysed and the servant not retnne
leg, his master lost patience and made his way to the alls.
Thera befouled his man diligently occupied in closable Ma
grimmer houso—with a tooth-brash !
So great herff_ been, and is atiil, the emigration to
America tresa,ne er)anolttan provinces that landed Pro'
ptietors are complaining bitterly. The ohs, of people who
are emigrating are the small landowners, and a pot dell 01
1. land is consequently without tenant.. There hes teen • mt.'
Inc stampede lately from Sorrento, Maus, and the towns
'gaieties along the rostiera, and when one goes others are eras •
I to follow. Amerloa la • wide Sold for tnes of an Indadrloas
turn, and the people who are now seeking a new home there
belong o a rule to the hardworking classes.
It). related of a noted' Scottish lady in a rem de
pert of the Highlands, noted for her profuse liberality, ligi
tang sometimes overbarthened with heated 0 50510/:
when any one of them ounteiri his se/demote, she v•l'ff"
take occasion to say to him at the morning meal, with as
arch look at the rent of the company,"lick' a gull break-
feet, Mr. —, while yen about it ye elma kenwh."
ye'il get your dinner." The hint wen usually taken, and the
• gooier" departed.
According to a d,rpatch from Philadelphia, the
total amount of the American national debt on Maud.;
stood at 2,149695,35 dole., being a decree's durlhg 1120
month of Actruit Of 11,75L8t9 del.. Tin amount a the
Geneva Award had been all deposited in the Procne in
gold, preparatory to its formG payment through certificate
ot deposit next week at Washington.
The cotton receipts of the current cotton year at the
shipping ports from the Isl of September to the 8:h el
August amounted to 3 :8%253 bales, hut three weeks of the
cotton year are left, and tee crop will probeely reach, if, fl.
noes no: exmed, 1,71.0,u00 hales. Daring 1171 72 to the pth
of August the receipts at the shipping ports arammted la
2,712,009 baler
The Canadian Government closed its fiscal year cu
the 30th June, and the sgrregate revenues are stated at
29139,678 dole. For the precedtng liana year the revenuer
were about 675,00) dole. In excess of this lam llte chill
sources of the Dominion revenues hat year were from to-
tems, 121 ; from the internal revenue chalet. 4
reason. ; and from the public works, 11 million. The post
office surplus of the year was 832,000 dole. The statement of
the year's expenditure has not del been made up.
11 11 commonly understood that in the great mid nip
of cars, dumbness springs not from any defect of manors.-
tlon in the organs of speech. but amply from oneness, ii
is not, however, •3 well lowest that deal mutes may be
taught both to understated oral conversation, and to premise
It theinselver. Hitherto their ccnvenational iotercoons
has been chiefly condom to those of their own cho ; boi by
the German .p .tom, as it Is called, they are enabled to eon-
musicate and to receive ideas in the ordinary way. 114
only difference If, that instead of depending n the ear the/
have to rely spoa then obeervation of the motion of the lips
Of those to whom they speak. The sato has long been in
use in various parts of the Continent. Nearly three yesn .
Mr. Dalby, of hi. George's Hospital, brought It under rae
notice of the Social Science Co; gam at Jodi, sad sebum
' queetly Dr. Dement read a paper on the subject before ths
Sodety Si Arts. A school for practically educating the deal
and dumb according to this method has been established b
' litsroy-equare, London, and seems likely to attain very tut'
parent masa

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