The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-06-04 00:00:00

HAGLEY STOCK SALE'
TUESDAT, JUNE 761, 1881, at eleven.
350 SHEEP and LAMBS,
45 HEAD OF CI.TTLF,,
The uutl Entry of Calves and Pigs.
OATES, PERRENS & WOOLDRIDGE.

To 3A.PITALISTS, LA.ND SPECULATOR', end
OTAr:KS.-1111)0i:TAN r SALE of Very VALU-
ABLE 'FREEHOLD BUILDIN4 LAND, with
CO rTAGEs and BUILDINGS, TFIE HEATH;
iiso, Four HOUSES and PREMISES, in MARKET
STREE , STOURBRIDGE.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with iristructtoes to SELL by AucrioN,
at the TALBOT ;10TEL, :"6TOUBBI:IDOE, OA 1 RtDAY, tue
10th day of JuNE, 1881, at Four fur Five o'clo2I: in the
afternoon.
A re:y Valuable FIi.F.LIOLD. BUILDING ESTATE
With COTTA.I an BUILDING at The Heath,
Stourbr.dge ; also, Four FREEtt )1,1) HOU:+ES and
. PR kMIS ES. Nes. 38, 39, 49. and 41, iu Market st:eet,
St..urbrdge, to the respective occu,ti:ieus of Messrs.
Walker, Porter, Vaie, and,James. • •
The Building Laud ha frontages to the Road from
The id,ath to the Cemetery, to the fEebe Lace to
newly-laiu-mit road from Loriglauds to tile Udg Mill, and
proposed roads leading out of the before mentioned
roads, also :o pr ,posed roads out of t2etuetery Rood into
roads or streets called r:spectively Longlands and Swan
Street, running towards Wasbingv.,ol Meadow and
Wollaston.
It has been allotted with a view of meeting the re-
quirements of builders, private individuals wis..ing to
capitalists, and others, and the lots a e fully set
out in descriptive plans sun particudirs, which, with
further information, may be had of Messrs. Freer and
Perry, Solicitors ; or of Messrs. Oates, Perrens, and
Wooldridge, Laud Agents, Stoarbridge.

THE WHITE HART INN, KINVER.
TO BE LET with immediate pos,eFsion. the White
hart Inn, Kinver with field of Capital Turf Laud
and ample and convenient premises. Lite:ll3es. tuck-
in-Trmle to be taken to at a valuation. The Stock can
be reduct d.
Let in consequence of the ill health of present tenant
Who has held the House for many ears. The White
Hart is the principal Inn in Kiuver and is doing a good
and respectable Trade.
For uarticulais apply to Mr. 11, King, Auctioneer,
:itourbridge.

CECIL STREET, STOURBRIDGE.—To
be LET or SOLD, with postea-ion at Lady Day,
a very convenieLt Family RE,tIDENCE, containing
Diving, Drawing, and Breakfast Rams, Kitchen,
pack Kitchen, Par try, Coal House, ct,lar, and Four
Bed ROOMS, Large Garden, walled in ; choice Fruit
Trees, good Lupply of Hard and soft Water, now in the
occupation of it e propriett.r, Mr. Pritc;lll:a. who is
leaving the ntigliboarhoed. Apply to .t'-dr.
Auctioneer, Stonrbridgc.

BItE \VERY •
tri•-'OR DISPOSS L by PRIVATE CONTRACT
au Old i%stablishe.i BRENVI. BY. (three-an-a-
half quarter Plant) • complete with itoliing
Coppers, and other Fittings.—An OLD-I.I.CENSED
110 U.-1; coa oe taken therewith. Lent N ery moderate.
—Apply to Herbert llumphries, Valuer and Auctioneer,
Brieriey hill.

TiOLLY MOUNT, RED iiILL, STOUit-
BUIDGr,,— To LE with ilumedilte post
Serition, aim, very superior SeMl•detAu ed Chi ,
comprising Vestibule, Entrance flail, Dniwing, Dinin g
and ntreakfast Rooms ; Kitchen, Scul:ery, Six bed
hootn,, and WC., ail lofty and well ventilated. 'The
Who juAt Painted and Dee,rat.ed in snutrior manner.
Gas Fittings and Fixturea to be Let with tiouse. The
Site ig ve:y healthy, nud commands . graild views ot
tOurbridi,e, and District. Railway Stations within
're minutes' walk.—Apply, B. A. Brooks, Park Field.
HOUse.

*ICI OLD TURF LAND, AT Tim HEATH
STOURBRIDGE.
17ae. 2rds. 26per. to be Let.
Apply to Oates, Perron and Wooldridge, Land
Lieats, Stourbridge.

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TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES

THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK.
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE 3ANK
vras established in South John street, in 1875.
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
is now established at
70 ANN 72, VICTORIA. STREET, LIVERPOOL.
THE IMPERIAL ADVANUIt BANK
is oonsidered to be
Tan NANDBORDsT BUsINES± PREMISES IN LIVEr•PooL
RE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
LlrDs 2doNEY TO THE FOLLOWIM3 PERSONS
ers,ho keepers, Irivate Householders (Ladies or
ttlemen), Car Prcprietors, Licensed Victuallers, Cow
t'eepers, Tradesmen, School Pr_prietors, Clergymen,
nilders, Warehousemen, Professional Gentiemen,
'Jerks holding permanent situations, Persons about
entering in Business, and all other responsible persons.
, THE IMP'ARIAL ADVANCE BANK
the following amounts as its command, to lend to
the above persons t—Twenty RUM of £2OO each, thirty
8.04,4) of £l5O each. forty sums of £BO each. ten sums &4
,000 each, one hundred sums of £lO each, fifty sums
00 each, thirty sums of £loo.exch, fifty sums of V. 9
.4,h, ten surns of £BOO eacn, one hundred aun.s of £l5
cb, forty sums of £6O each, twenty sums of 1;')50 each,
‘IIY tunas of £7O each. twenty sums of £3OO each, ten
:41211 of £5OO each, fifty snms of £4O each, one hundred
-41:na of £2O each, and various intermediate sums f,um
RIO to zaooo.
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
requlres NO bURETILS, but lends upon Zoirowera
"o ,ecurity. Easy mode of Itepayments.
tteut Exteutioub and Loans paid out in any part
el England and Wales.—Distauce is no objrcti..,n.
APplicants are cautioned nut to be shored- by a
11!Innleg1y worded aciverti,einelit from a
!isreputable office, when they can he ac.:,i modst,i on
cnost liberal terms by the linFerial Adva,ce
VIII at Bank, or apply by letter (stating amount r, gaited)
L. SIMMONS, Prii:cipal,
70 A: 72 Victoria street, Liverpool
_
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANCED AT ONE DAY'S
NOTICE. Iron-, £l.O to £lOOO io Householiers,
Tradesmen, Fain:ere., aud Othtrs on their own security
Without Loan °ince rcutine. and in strict confidence,
ti 11R. H. HENRY, at his Private Office 48, UNION
i.&BBAGE, BIRMINGHAM. N.B.—Genuine applies-
-1.1.41* immediately attended to. Distance no object. The
!'wkr+s can be repaid weekly, fortnightly, or monthly,
4tranged to snit sonvenience of Borrowers

STOURBFUDGE STOCK SALE.
TUESDAY JUNE 14th, 1681,
H. KING, Auctioneer,

WOLLASTON FARM
Near 3TOURBRIDGE.
-VTR. H. KING is instructed by Mr. Saunders
./...VJL to SELL by AUCTIoNT on WEDNEsDIy. JUNE 10t,3,
1881, at the Field Gates at 3 o'cl,ick, 16 of
CAPITAL 110,VING CLOVi:R, now growing oL. the
above Farm, in 4 Lots. Time for Cutting idme, will
Extend over th.s Agricultural Show Week. To View,
Apply at the Farm.
IMPORTANT SALE OF 200 GENUI!CF.
on-, PAINTINGS, AT HIGH STREET,
(Oppsite the Gra-mmar School),
STOURRRIDGE.
AIR .4 fle,o?,hß,
inZißtTo
hiHmUt;IN, P,,hrl,RvelEFxSTElivi s asrse, F
coLLEcrio's from a London Gallery, will offer them
by. Public AUCTION this Ev.ming at 7 p.m.. ad on
MOND Or, Jul.ll 6th, wid F,llowing Days until the whole
are eiearecl.
This Importaut Collection includes Examples by the
following eel-known and rising Artiits:—
C. BROONIE, PASSE:Y, W. YATES,
MOT SMYTHE:, F. TURNER.
W. HALE, COOK, W. F. HARDY,
CLARKI;, A. BA.REAND, LESLIE, &c., &c.
Also Two Replicas of MtBB THONIPSON'S Great
Pictures the ROLL CALL' and ' QUA.TRE BRAS.'
Sale by Auction at 2 and 7 p.m., cach day.
A few o:a PaiLtings to be Soil Cheap.
On View and Selling Privately, during the Mornings of
Sale. No reasonable offer refused.

GRAND FLOWER SHOW.
WORCESTERSHIRE AGRICITLTURAL
SOCIETY.
STOURBRIDGE MEETING,
JULY STH, 6TH, & 7TH, NEXT.
£240
In PRIZES for PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUI r. and
VEGETABLES, OPEN Fltt TO ALL COAIERS ;
alg, a cOI7TAGER' SROW.
For Schedules of Prizes apply to
J. S. HAYWOOD,
(Hon. Sec. Horticultural Department),
SEED Mk:RC:IA NT,
WORCESTER.

;iTOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT,
1866,
NTOTWE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Annual General MEETING of the Stourbridge
Improvement Commissioners, will be held at the Com-
missioners' Room, Corn Exchange, on Wednesday, 15th
day of June next, (being the third %Vednesday in June).
at Three o'clock in the ,-.fterloon, and NO . ICE IS
ALSO GIVEN, that Printed Copies of the Annual
Statement and Account for the year ending March 25th
last, to b, laid before the said Meeting, are deposited at
the Office of the Clerk to the said eummissioners, for
the inspection of the Creditois and Ratepayers or other
parties interested.
At the said Annual Meeting the Ratepayers present
thereat may appoint two or mo e persons, not being
Commissioners, to be Aud.tors of the Account i of the
said Commissioners; and if no other person present at
such Meeting, propose the names of two persons to he
appointed Auditors by such Meeting, it will be the duty
ot the Chairman of the Meeting to piopose the names
of two persons to be so appointed.
JOHN TAYLOR,
Clerk.
66, High Street, Stourbridge,
May 26th, 1881.

BRIERLEY HILL BUILDING SOCIETY.
rrHE NEXT SUBSCRIPTION MEETING
a. will be held at BRUMLEY 1-11Lx, and at STotra-
BRIDGE. On SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 4th, instead of
Alou.lay, June tith, and Tuesday, the 7th respectively.
Members who have not received copy of last year's
balance sheet, are requested to apply for one,
J..M. GETHING,
Secretary.

GREAT CRICKET MATCH.
riILIE UNITED ELEVEN of ENGLAND
J_ will play TWENIY-I'WO of STOURBRIDGE
4nd DI6TRI.OT (wih Professionals), on Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 4th, 6th, and 6th.
TENDERS for the supply of HEERESHIIENTS are
invited.—For particulars apply tq
TBOMAS CLUrJEE , Hon. See,
Stourbridge.

A FORTUNE.

in the event of a stroke The winnings
of good fortune you can are guaranteed by
the State.
win in this Lottery ev. First prize-drawing
15 and 16 of June.

You are invited to participate in the chances of
winning in the grand drawings of prizes guar-
anteed by the State of Hamburg in which more
than 9 millions 600,000 marks have to be
drawn.
In the course of these advantageous drawings
which contain according to the prospectus only
100,000 tickets, the following prizes will be
forthcoming, Viz.:
The highest prize will be ev. 400,000 Marks.
Premium of 250,000 Marks.-1 Prize of
150,000 Marks-1 Prize of 100,000 Marks
—1 Prize of 76,000 Marks— 1 Prize of
60,000 Marks-2 Prizes of 40,000 Marks
—3
Prizes of 30,0.)0 Marks— 4 Prizes
of 25,000 Marks-2 Prizes of 20,000
Marks-12 Prizes of 15,000 Marks-1
Prize of 12,000 Marks— 24 Prizes of
10,000 Marks-5 Prizes of 8,000 Marks
—3 Prizes of 6,000 Marks— 54 Prizes of
5,000 Marks— 5 Prizes of 4,000 Marks
—lO5 Prizes of 3,000 Marks-263 Prizes of
2000 Marks-12 Prizes of 1500 Marks-
-2 Prizes of 1200 Marks— 631 Prizes of
1000 Marks-873 Prizes of 500 Marks-
-1050 Prizes of 300 Marks-60 Prizes of
, 200 Marks-100 Prizes of 150 Marks-
-28860 Prizes of 138 Marks 3900 Prizes
of 124 Marks —75 Prizes of 100 Marks-
-7800 Prizes of 94 and 67 Marks-
-7860 Prizes of 40 and 20 Marks which will
be sure drawn in. 7 drawings within the space
of a few mouths.
The first prize-drawing is officially fixed for
the 15 and 16 of June of this present year and
the price for this first drawing is of
a whole original ticket is only shill. 6. —or
6 Marks, a half original ticket is only shill. 3.
—or 3 Marks, a quarter original ticket is
only shill. 1. 6d. or 14 Marks, and I will
forwarded these original tickets guaranteed
by the State (not prohibited premissory notes)
even to the most distant countries in return for
the amount forwarded prepaid. Every ticket
holder will receive from me gratis along with
the original ticket the original prospectus pro-
vided with the arms of the State and immedi-
ately afterlhe drawing, the official list without
any charge.
The payment and forwarding ef the sums
wOn to those concerned will have my special
and prompt attention, and with the most ab-
solute secrecy.
CZ- All orders can be sent by the medium of
a Post Office Order.
cr. Please address the orders in all confidence
to
SAMUEL HECKSCHER, SENR.,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE AGENT AT HAMBURG
GERMANY.

The Share List will Close on Thursday. June 9th, for
London, and on Friday for the Country,
ISSUE AT PAR OF 21,500 SHARES OF £5 EACH
rprlE SEVERN VALLEY MINERALS
COMPANY, Limn ED,
(Incorporated under the Comp ,flies' Acts, 1.862 to 1880,
limiting the liability of .1-.liareliolders.)
Capital, £l6O 000 in 32.000 Thares of .C 5 each, ot which
10,500 Shares are accepted by the Vendor in part
payment of the purchase.
£1 per Shale payaVe on Application; 1t per l'hare
on Allotment ; and the bdatice in Calls, at intervals as
required, w ith one months notice.
Where no Allotment is made the Deposits will be
returned in full
The Manager, Mr. Job Tomson, guarantees the
following results of the working of the property acquired
by this Company, after the erection of additional
machinery and the opening of the Short line of railway,
to join the Great Westefu Railway System, polo in
course of culotructum.
From the Present Pair of Pits.
COAL.
400 tons per day at a profit of 2s. 6d. per
ton for 280 working days in year 14,C00
SLACK.
100 tons per day at a profit of Is. 2d. per ton
for 280 working days in year. . 1,633
IRONsTONE.
50 tous per day at a profit of 6s. per ton for
20 working days in year .
FIR h.i.,LAY.
50 tons per day-12,000 fire bricks at a profit
of 10s. per thous..nd for 280 working days
in year ..... 1,680
Net profit per annum £21.513
The foregoing £21,513 net profit per annum, is
sufficient for the payment of a dividend of 20 per cent.
on the paid up Capital required, after malting provision
for a Reserve Fund. It is proposed, however, to sink
other shafts at once. when the returns of profits, are
estimated to be equal to a dividend of upwards of 30
per cent. on the capital expended, without taking into
consideratioa any returns from the _hallway, or an in-
crease in th - present rate o; prices.
Applications are on hand Loin Merchants willing to
enter into contracts for Coal at p ices higher than has
been estimated in the above calculations,
DIRECTORS.
Crewe Alston. Esq., J.P.. Union Club, London, and
Odell Casle' Isedfordshire.
Charles Kemp Dyer, Esq., J.P., St. Albans, Buts, and
Lloyd's,
'i'S'auluel Norton Dimbleby, Esq , Worcester.
H. W Lamb, Fsq , isnerley, S E., (Director of the
English-. ustralian Gold Mining Comp'llY• L:mited.
Richard Mason, Esq . Colliery Pr, pricier, Dudley.
(member of the south t!taffoid-liire Mines Drainage
Commission.)
Henry VI right, )'sq., Monona House, Small Heath,
firm nghani, (Deputy Chairman Gloucester Wagon
Company, Limited)
*Will join the Board on completion of the purchase.
BaNxEns —The Worcester City and County Banking
Company, Limited, Worcester, Birmingham Bridg-
man and Kidderminster.
LONDON AGENTS —The Loudon Joint Stock Bank,
Princes street, London, E.O.
SOLICITORS. --klessrti Goldring and Mitchell. 13,
Southampton Street, IThomshury, London, W.C.
AUDITORS —Messrs. Leslie, Kirby, Straith and Co., 4,
Coleman :- treet, London, E.C.
SECRETARY (pro. tom.)—C. Quentin, LIN,
OFTPIces :-
46, QUEEN VICTORIA STRii.ET, LONDON, E.c.,
AND
BILLINGSLEY COLLIERY, Na. BRIDGNORTH.
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ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
This Company has been formed for the purpose of
purchasing and wor,;ing very important mineral pio-
perties in the sevein Valley district. Forest of Wyre
come 2i miles distant fioni the Highley Station, on the
Severn Valley Branca of the Great IVestern Railway,
now being connected by a line of Railway iu course
of construction lor this Company, and which will be
ready for trattic in a few weeks.
Two shafts or pits have been sunk to a depth of 190
yards, passing t.irough the following beds of mineral :-
5 Seams of Coal,..Estimate.l t,) Produce 10,303,000 tons
2 4,eams of Fireauy. Estimated to
Produce .. ..• • . 7,469,500 „
4 Seams of Ironstone, Estimated to
Produce • • •• .• 3 260,000 „
Tons • • • . 21,019,500 ~
Owing to the want of railway communication this
property has not been open, d up beyond supplying the
immediate neighbourhood with coal, but so soon as the
branch Lailway to join the Great 11 estern ystem is
complete, an outlet and r,ady market will immadiately
be afforded for any number of tons of minerals that may
be raised.
With the present shafts, and additional machinery, in
output of
500 tons of Coal per day;
50 tons of Fire day pr day;
50 tons of Ironstone per day
can readily be raised, which it is estimated will yield an
average annual net profit at present rates of £2l 513
per annum, or inure than 20 per cent on the capital
proposed to be called up, and with additional shafts th s
result can be Doubled or Trebhd.
Investors are r, ferred for additional particulars to the
Prospectus containing detailrd reports of the authorities,
who have inspected the nine, viz : Mess,s J. Cuoksey
and son, Messrs, J. and P. Hugs 11, tir Job Tomson,
Mr. Mr. W. J. Hayward, mr. Thus. Morgan, and Mr.
It Growcott.

400,000 Marks
or 20,000 Sterling to be won.
T ills is the amount of the Chief prise to be won
in the m at fortunate case in the tiAlllisUß,Gr
MO N EY LOTTERY guaranteed by the Government
of Hawburg.
This Blon-ey Lottery contains 51,700 prizes to-
gether amountin to
9 Millions 324,080 Marks.
All these prizes will be drswn in seven Divisions
closely fottoweng each otho, :
Among the 61.700 pi izes are the following Chief
prizes :
Maiks Marks
1 of 250,000 12 of 15,000
1 of 150,000 1 of .12,000
1 of 100.000 24 of 10,00 U
1 of 75,000 5 of 8,000
1 of 50,000 3 of 6.000
2 of 40,000 54 of 5,000
3 of 30,000 5 of 4,000
4 of 25,000 105 of 3,000
2 of 20,000 263 of 2,0..:0
etc. etc.
The price of the tickets is officially fixed at
6 Shillings fur a Whole Original-Ticket,
3 Shildngs for one 11,ilf
Lamed,ately a:or recept of the amount, the
Chief Lottery Oilice I„euthal Zt Lo.' klamburg, (or.
war. elie ordered tickets f„r all the d .awin,s of the
first division, in ,losed envel,Jpes dir. ct to the ap-
plicant. The amount t,r the ticks aisto be j iued
to toe order. in English Postage z tamps or Coeques
on known Banks in Englund. Every dispatch of
tickets w.ll be accompanied (,ratis) by p an tithe
Drawings. Every uppli:ant is noted in the Lottery
Register and wilt rece ,ve immectateiy ' after be
Dr...w,ng the offi ial Drawing List, whereby the
uumliers drawn ;aid the valuouf p. ize of eacn res-
pectiNely is eas:ly ascertai .eti. Toe payuieuts of
the anio,4nts won ala iannedi.etely under
Cio ye. ument outrol by the Chief Lottery Oilice
lsenthai tit Co.
It is reapectfully requested, that all orders for
this Mon y Lottery are sent before the beginniki, of
the Drawing mad not Iltor than
15th June, 1881
and addrraiecl direct to the
Chief Lottery Office
Isenthal & Co., Bankers.
II AMB UR G, (Germany).
NB.—Correspond in English.

OFFER your HAND to FORTUNE!
Marks 400,000
as principal prize in the ino4 fortunate eas:fis
offered by the Newest great Money Lottery„
utliorised and guaranteed by thekkiverntia,nt.
The organisation of th.? new draßitig Prosp,-ctu,l
is so favourable, that within a few months and in
7 Classes 51,700 prizes must be w, n, bet‘teen
'them are Principal Prizes of eventually Mark-
-400,000 ; and especially:

1 Prize at 21" 12000'
24 Prizes at .3/ 10000
5 Prizes at .3/ 8000
54 Prizes at 3i 5000
105 Prizes at 31 3000
263 trizes at -1/ 2'.,0t,
-4 631 Piizes at M 100(
873 Piizes at /1i 50C
1050 Prizes at M 300
28860 Prizes at M 13b
etc.
The next first Prize Dl•awing of this great Money
Lottery guaranteed by the government is °Mall •
,dxed, and will take place on the
' 15th and 16th of June this year.
The Prize-Drawings are officially fixed ac per
prospectus.
Fur the next first Prize-Drawing in this great
Mohey Lottery guaranteed by the ~overnment.
1 whole original ticket costs only M. 6 or 6 sh.
half - - -3 - 3 -
1 quarter of - - - - 1,50 -1 - (3d.
On rcceipt of the amount by Post-Office-Order or
in Euglish Postage Stamps all orders are most
carefully executed and every committer receives
nimselt from us the Original tickets, bearing tht
..)fficial stamp of the Government. Every order,
is a.c,ompanied gratis, by the necessary official
Prospectus showing the organisation of the Prizes
u every class, as well as the respective stake. and
ifter each drawing we send to our clients the official
Ira wing list, without to be asked for.
Payment of Prizes always is made promptly
.rucler Guvernment Control and by means of out
-onue-tions with all places in England, amounts
won can be paid at, the place of residezce of flat
winners.
At every time our Collection was favoured 131
Fortune and very often we had the pleasure to pay
io our clients the largeA Prizes as Marks 25f),
000, 225,000, 150,000, 100,000,
30,000, 60,000, 40,000 etc. eto.
Owing to the utmost security and the ftwourabb
chances which this State Lottery offers, a general
oarticipation in all countries can be expected.
l'herefore, and in order to enable us to execute al:
orders, we kindly request to send orders in regard
of the approached drawing, as coon as possible,
directly to
KAUFMANN it, SIMON
Bank & Exchange-Office
HAMBURG (Germany).
"P.S. Thanking for the confidence showed to us til
now, and inviting at the beginning of the
new lottery to partake on it, we shall always
endeavour, to obtain also in the future by a
prompt and exact service the full satisfaction
of our hon. clients.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESES.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF STOURBEIDGE
AND NEIGHBOURITOOD,
PERSON
F. AP .
SURGEON-DENTIST,
YAMPBTEAD 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 tili Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, BTOURBRIDGI)
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Celluloid Base, a newly invented cad
patented noiteris.l ;hat aannot fail to give
eatiefaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
OXIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the influence ci" Vitriol's Oxide,
and other ansestheties.
Apperson'a Anexeptic Astringent Den.
ifrice. for cleansing, heantifyfng. and
preserving the Teeth; in boxes, is. and is.
6d.
Igo lila newly improved Tooth Brush, for
o,tnsing both eiflet of Teeth. IN. ed. each.

RHEUMATISM.
3_)HEIMATISM, Gout, Lumbago, Pains
IA) in the Head, side, Bdclr, Joints, and Limbs
cured by DAY'S RHEUMATIC PILLS. Price la. lid.
per box. Sold by Mr. Pugh. Patel. It Medicine Vendor,
51, Coventry Street. Stourbridge ; end all Chemists
Whllesale by !di the London Houses .

A Certain Cure for Nervous and Debilitated.
GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK, showing
sufferers how they may be cured and recover
health and vitality without:the aid of Quacks with recipes
fol purifying the blood and removing sk affections;
also chapters on Happy Marriages; When and Whom to
Marry ; The Temperaments ; Stammering; Vita Force;
Bow Warted and How Preserved ; Galvanic Appliances
and the Woud,re of the Misroicope in Detecting Various
Complaints. Poet free for Two Stamps.
Address, Secretary of Anatomy, Birmingham.
Latsiy Publisked.—Seventh Eclition="l
STAMMERING, STUTTERING, LISPING,
tte., Their CAUSES and CURE;
By WY. AEBOTTS, M.D.,
Physictan to.thr Dispensary for Affections if the Speech
This is the only special work upon the subject ofl
Impetiiments of Speech, written by a qualified medical
man for many years. It is calculated to improve our
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