The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-08-01 00:00:00

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
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S W A N H OT
lIAGLF.V.STRFET, STOURBRIPC.L.
F. HEMING,
ICED CLARET, 4(1 por Glasg.
ICED LEMONADE.
ICED SODA WATER.
ICED GINGER BEER.
ICED CHAMPAGNE,
ICED MOSELLE.
kLES, WINES, AND CPIRITS,
or THI BNAT QUALLS/.

HALLOAt
'HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST
N o.
Why FOX WRIGHT hos taken to tit.
CASTLE AND FALCON INN,
Wo7corAu,ptois•st 44t, r matey,
And RE.OPENED it 0n.1.4 tho amp cf
FOX WRIGHT'S HOTEL.
Dron to and cf., hiin, and you will dad every contort
yon &Airs.
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W GREEN,
(Lat. r:. A. Crcen,)
PLrMBER, GLAZIER, FAINTER,
PAPER H oat Es. coLoussA, AC.,
26, WOW:ESTER.STREET, STOURRRIDC.E.
Estor Clezetcand 14(1,11'11,qm I,,iZ Joan mad ripairti
Load Cen,s at thi 01,cv.1.4 raise.
—PUBLIC NOTICE.
D. HALL,
POSTIR, Tow N CRIER, AND GEWZRAL
MANSIINOIR,
Nett door to tho 'loran and Oroorn Inn,
iIiAIn•STRIEET, ToussittDos.
All Order' punctually attended to.

IMPORTA.ITT NOTICE.
R. S. COOK
Sort* inform tin+ Pal, Ho that hp bee
OPMI\TMID
THE SHOP, 9/, mall-STREET, STOURBRIDC E,
(Nett Door tn the Olueri•er Offie iil pajining the Tawn Library),
WITII A CrENNRAL STOCK Or GOODS, COMTRIATIO
BROOMS, Brt lISHES, HOSIERY,
Aoki a General Assortment of nod awl Fancy Art;eles.
IFir REMEMBER THE ADDRESS:-
9 1 , 111 0-1--1-ST RPP T, ST (DUMP RIDGE.

PIPES. P 'PES. PIPES.
TIM FINF.9T STOCIC or
1/ZMMIZSCI-lA_TYI
In it: Ilsn.l enantiei mAy Apon At
S. FTE LP'S,
92 , 111011•STRFPT, STOURPRIDOE,
Where may be bed the
CHOICEST HA VA NN.A ITS AND FINEST CHI ADS.
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TASTr AND TRY, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
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WFTOLE SA It CIGAR ESTABLISHMTNT.

r• cAgs.)
GEORGE WILLIAM PREECE,
LATII MANCF•CTURER,
Nies.sox YARD, SoUTROATIDSTRIBIT,
GLOUCESTER.
Agent for the Stenrbridge Digtrict,
3. W. IFE,
Beauty Bah k, Storrbridge.
Micro all orders will be pinetually attinulcal to

HORSE AND GROOM INN,
niCiU-K RUT. STOURBRIDOE.
1
'(1 EORGr DARKE (of the Waterloo Inn,
,Iki Oldawirfortl). begs to inform the Public that he
has taken to the above wril.kto.en INN. so many years
' carried on by tie late Charles rf ire, and hones by strict
sattestian to business to merit • 'hare of public patron.
'VINES, SPIRITS, ALES, & CIGARS,
(t! the hest Quality.
N.B.—Rivas: Sunlit.

FtN ERA L CAT PLAGE ESTABLISAMENT,
STONE STREET, -DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORTIS.
OST
iredsiret in tfhullvn rVrtAsT. tph;nrk,alittTomFf 11,4
of hialzezer.r,Aila. Lfriorb:ll.e
trne:Lktientrth ann
em irtrt
reecit
will ahem, he tb etody to 11,,v;. e, nth:mance of that support by PRISONAL /WWI ,11. Ara the eordnet:
ire of Fever:as in the Ulf Pi solemn rrianntr, and non the Most r.asonaLle tenon. Cabs, Can. and
Gigs on hire on the Shortest Note.
0. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE
Which ha derided irooreeement liter tie IRPAT,r• 1,5 here bPett FICOI,OM.F4 to tee. Tts annearanee to
elewant, and with a pair of first-class black bones. would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
classes.
By this orraneenanst the VrTT onseeraly malice of nlaelnetfie coffin either beneath the mourners or
underneath the hamrnereloth of the coachman. is entirely ‘'.ispenaiai with.
As this improved flea becomes more itensivelv known, it calla fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
OBSERstil THE
11, MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

HENRY pERES,
STOUSERIDOE HOUSE,
43, lill7ll-STBEET,
Flag a large assortment of
PLACE 1111-1;14, CRAPES. FRENCH
MERINOS, PAIIAMATTAS,
HENRIETTA AND COBURG CLOTHS,
At
:Ana other anaterialsuitable for
FAMILY MOURNING,
er let mael'l. !WIC
lenSfligrAlLl.T 11:11N1/111111.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
rri HOMER. Naltb Agent. Cradle:, Reath.
1 • bees to isform the Polrlie that bp le Ali
to SUPPLY thou with the LONDON DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS.
in"' ORDER AT ONCE.

-1.• :..r. k*r_LaiwraSti a‘4 ,l'arat.i.d.sa tiVilliallidaibiAAWAaiLll4: i.i.:-.. —.., . _
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'`'''Y•7 •"" 3'' ' "'"" —. ..' i • lettriler.r&-. '.!%•-'N'Zi,i•. ,'-' -14•4777%
Mai •" , i -,":.;'A 1.• 1,4- ,A,
-lii 0 , 1.,
; .1--A... _ , ..:P.,
This Tonilafal Wawa': acts like magic in ths curs of oh.l wound, sons, find
ulcers, howLve.r inveierata. lt's ellect is marvellous M caos Vparalysis, contracted
or stiff joints, and in stoppage of the ater or disorders of the kidneys ais unequalled
ASTI-31:14.A. nes_isTl.) I3IZOITCI--/ITIS.
This class or cases, imlitili a g sore t liroat A, bad coughs, and colds. may be infalli-
bly cured by well rubbing this remedy t,-ice a itly on the breast, throat, and chest.
n AAD MCeS, MILD MIZ.E.P...S'I'S, M"I'C
In many hospitals in Earop this eAdreAtel rsiluedy ii now iu 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 invuluable.
11/LPIZITDEZTCES OP YOUTT:-1.
ertain old sores and swelliiws can be effectually cur, d by the joint agency
of Holloway's Ointment and Pills, if used acccording to the printed directions.
The Ointment and Pills should be used conjointly in Inost of the following cases:
Asthma r.rupt ions Piles Sore Heads
bad Le7s Glands, Lularzemfin of Ituounettism Tic Dolouteux
Lad Breasts Coot Scrofula Wheeling, with difficulty of
Brouclaitia Lumbago Sore Throats Breathing
rr CAUTION:—None are genuine unless the words " Holloway, London," are
discernible as a 'Water-mark in every leaf of the book oF directions : which may
be plainly aeon be ho?tling ,:t to Vie ligid.—",* Sold at the manufactory of Profes-
sor HOLLOWAY, '244, Strand, Loudon, and by all Dealers in Medicine, in pots at
is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., 115.,225,. and 33s.—There is a considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.—Very copious directions for use are affixed to each pot.

PEOPLE SAY THAT THE
FINEST GLASS OF ALE IN
STOORBRIDGE
Is to be bed at
THE VAUXHALL INN,
IN FIDSTER STREET.
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BOWLING-GREEN & SKITTLE ALLEY.

JOHN PAGE,
BALSTER,
CROSS KEYS INN,
NEW STEEET, STOERBRIDGE,
A S the honour of announcing to the Gentle•
men and Inhabitant.; generally of Steurbridge and
Neighbourhood that he has taken to the above Old-
liceaged and well-known Old•cstablished BUSINESS,
replete with every convenience for the conifyrt of the
Public, combined wile moderate charge,

THE SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
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THIS Inatrunirnt has a dear magnifying
power of 22,060 times, shows all kinds of Anima I.
cub, in water, Cirtalatio. of the Blood, tc., &rt.. Adul.
terntion of Pond, Milk, the., and is jnat the Microscope
that every Sargeon. Dentatt, Schoolmaster, Student, anti
Working, Man should hay.,.
It is prononored by the Press (and all scientific men
who have seen it, to be the best, cheapest, and most
simple Microocope ever invented.
It has twenty times the power of the Coddington or
Stanhope Microscope, an 4 is twice as good al the eele.
! brated Rae Microscope (which has been awarded no many
prize medals), as may he inferred from the following
letter received from Mr. Rae himself. .
CenTALF, December 12th, 11167.
To Mr. MeCAlloch,PliDosophical Instrument Maker.
Sir,—Having sees some of you: Diamond Plate Lenses
I write to ask your terms forsupplyiag me with theism.
• per 2Ci gross, is I consider them superior to mini.
'our'. dze•t
Ras /ti.- Co., Opticiona, Corliale.
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1 hag to inform the Public that I have no Agents any-
where, and all pretended Agents are impostors. The
! above Instrutaent ran only br had from me, :5 Birming-
-1
ham. Those at a distsact who rare for instruetion and
elonseinent. can have it safe and free by sample post,
• with hook of foil instrortions, on recruit of Ill? Postage
I Stamps. Samples sent abroad, two stamps extra.
All persons wishing father particulars and testimonials
mast send stamped and Pdhesseil envelope.
Annniss :
A. :11cCULLOCH,
PRILOSOPAWAL INSTRUMENT MAKER,
No. 18, 131wher-street, Dirwtroghotn.

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TO MALSTERS AHD OTHERS.
A Stock of COKES, suitable tor Malting
rarposap, stoves, de., la kept at stourbridge Rail-
way Coal it harf.—For price, apply, .1. Eveson, Coal
and Coke Merchant, fitourbridge. Trmk LO/Ilii Coal,
Coke, Lime, Salt, cte., sent to any Station.

HOMCEOPATHIC
MF.TIICINF s ll.V•Prnnx.
Orencl snot.,,. 1.; , oat on
receipt ci Ii pontage etall43l.
MBE lIOMCEOP‘THIC FAMILY
1 INSTRUCTOR an Epitome of,) by RiCustin
Ern. Member of the Royal College of Burgeons of
England. Upwards of a hundred dis eeeee are fully des.
eribed in this work. and their various phases prescribed
for, with th• proper doses for bath adults and children.
London: Published by James Epps and Co.. Honicens
pathie Chemists (the Milt establi.hed in Enalsod),
Great Russell street; ITO, Pit:sadly, and 48. Thread-
needle street. To be bad of all Booksellers.
CAIITION.—The medicines supplied . agents are RP.
eared by a band oat, C.. cork. end which hand hers the
zignnture. "James Epp, rind Co., Homeopathic Chem.
hits, London," without which none are genuine.

T
7 you wants delicious Relish. try LoYerocles
celebrated EVERY MAN'S SAUCE. or Currie
Relish for the million I For roast or cold Mest. Rashes,
Stetting, Stews, Cutlets. Fish, Chops. Curries, Gsme,
Poultry, Soup. Salad, Cheese, Seasoning, and ell made.
dishes. This Sauce is universally esteemed for its pecu-
liar delirious rich Savour, sod is relishing in the highest
1..0.e, with ever-7 i,ind of dish. Mende, tured onit.
lv
Henry LOVPITCIf Corentry..treet. Stoutbri e.
sad avid Wholesale and Retail, in bottles. Cul, 1., and 2s
each.—A pats wanted.

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FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMEST, ------------------------------S ADDRESES
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70, H:017 STREET, STOURBRIDGE, I.AcAm]
NP • XbAVARD SMITH
•W SANDLANP,
ILa'ef Ohlforil
ARDRIT Lcp, SURVEYOR. AND ESTATE
ran:d),
FROM LONDON. BUILDING AGENT,
BEGS moat respectfully to acquaint. tho Ladies of Stourtridgo and :•.Zeicht-rliend, that he
has OPFNED the shove ESTAIILISITMF.ST,ter 10. 45. lIAGLEI.STEFET,
DYEING AND CLEANING.
And can estate all who 11101 Imenns him with their wasentle, . that .11 Ostlers ithall hot!. his imes,.liste attpeti, A
coupled with the latest noontime anal in.pro,ctutnts in the tra.te,
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH' RENOVATED
sittale
NEW STEAM pnocEss
70, StoritssalD6l.

CARD.)
MISSES M. AND E. FOWLER,
DRESS tt MANTLE MAKERS,
OZ HGU-TtELT, SU:AMBRIDGE.

GENUINE DRUGS, CTIT'.MTCALS, AND
PATENT MEIICINLS,
Always on Sale at
,Lag
DISPENSING & FAY II Y CHYMIST.
131, ITIGU•STRENT, SfOLIIIIRIDOE.
ONE LOZENGE GIVES num
ONE BOX CURES ! I
BANCKS' CELEBRATED
COUGH LOZENGES.
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Persons subject to or atiff,rioit from
COLDS, COURS, INFLUENZA, SORE
THROATS, ASTHMA,
SHORTNESSorBREATELHOARSENESS,
it ANY
AFFECTION or THE CHEST on LUNGS,
Sit old immediately procure a hot of these truly
valuable I,O2ENGES, and they will obtain
bitaZDIASt RELIEF AND • QUICK CUE! I
Prepared only by
ROBERT CHARSLEY
(tote R ANcEP).
131, HIGH.STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
In Boxes, 1. d and 2.91 each.
THE IVOT.CEFTI ISERE /COSI GAY.
This sweet and Isatieg Peiforee is nineb admired. and
trill be found the Cll. ape. t and Best Neert f the day.
In Battles, Is, 2. Gd, and 81 Gd each.
Prepared crli ly
ROBERT CHARSLEY,
131, HIGH•STREET, STOURRRIDGE.

ESTABI 'SHED 1825.
t..
0
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A CLEAR SAVING of 76 PER CENT. in
EL WROUOBT•TRON BOILERS for Brewing.
heinir the difference in price between Copner and Irnn.
Those Rolle Ts are made of CIIATICOAL Dieu. speeioliy
manufactured for the purpose; and are notch (leaner and
more wholesome than Copper. end boil as quick with leas
Fuel are peifectly month jeilile. every rivet being coon.
temp's. Any sine teem .2o to s.OOO stollens can be made.
TIIOMAS MEES WASSALL,
BOILER WORKS, BRIERLEY RILL.
AtCTIONEFR AND VALUER,
ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSInN AGENT.
Victoria Terrace, Daley.
OFFICE, PRIORY.STREET.
ash advanced to any amount on Goods for positive
sale.
Bills Disconnted end Money Tent on personal security.
NB—All Communications by letter receive immediate
attention.

NrONEY ready to he Advanced immediately.
on goon FREEDOM) SECVRITIES. hums of
Money from £5O to £4,P00. at 6 nor rent.—Arply to P 1.
Smith, Auctioneer and Valuer, Victoria-terrace, Dndley.

ATONEY.-LOANS granted on PERFONAL
SVCrItTTY. roymob'e by Foy Iretabp.ntl.
Money scleor~ed op
Pernrititit Trade RIN Diprovntfd pp ib.Pl,olleo
uotice.—AtTly rPronnollv. orty loh.r. to P. L. Ihnitb,
kurtloneet Bud Volum% Virtoria.terrarr, Pudirv.

lAfoi.Trymn.t? ownthßei!:ill Serur,eiraty a
ne.nd or
other Snipe of MONEY WANTED —Apply to Yellers
Heckford and Roden, Solicitors, Vicar•stlcet,
minter.
TWO StMS of £2OO and £3OO Ready to be
A nvANcED on the hIiOitTISI NOTICE upon
ripproved Freehold Secority.—A rply to W. C. Maltby.
Solicitor, Steurbridge. end igl,treet, Brierley Bill.
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tloooto be T,UN'T' on good Freehold
Security, in one or two Snots.
£lOOO to LEND on Freehold or long Leasehold
Security, in Sams to snit Borrowers.
Apply to lf . Barbary and Ponton, Solicitors, 89,
Sigh...treat btoorbridee.
THE SMOKER'S
BONBON
fromesilalely sad elentnally rfarisvolf the WIN and
smell of Tobacco from the month and breath, sad renders
thrda perfectly free anti Clean. If one or two are taken
after smoking, every rent:omen can enjoy the lerorr
ntth irate:may and without annoying hie moet fund tons
friends. It Is pleasant, wholesome. and almost tameless.
Prepared from ohs or gto.il recipe of an mate°,
?brainiest, by. patent process, at awn. Stgam Works. hy
.o..Wholesals and Export Confirotivners.
braTINAL GRUEN, LONDON.
141). PRICE Is. PER G9l. POST FIEE 14 STAMPS. NIS
01arviota• Su. It Trawl. Marital encls Don tk....4
Bell ST CliZaisn, TotACCOMATI, 0.001111. YAMS
GWAilangla, M.

NOTICE.
TO LANDLORDS AND OTHERS.
T A. STOKES, Auctioneer and Appraiser.
11 . begs to annnonce to the lobahltsote of Dudley and
the sorrnund log oeighbourhood that he i.. prepared to
Leo, Distraint, for Rent. EXtelltinn4. Bilh of SMIP. and
all liinde of Proreeset at Lew, and parties favouring him
with snob bnainess ore gnaranteed egoist all Actions and
Snits at Law. At Moderate Charges.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
ALE, FOR A FINE GLASS OF
nunti.v STOUT,
AND THE BEST OF SPIRITS,
Call at
TUE OLD CRISPIN INN,
Chv, eh-tercet, Stourbridge.
BEDS AND GOOD STABLING.
AN ORDINARY ON COURT DAYS.
PIANCFoRTrS.
DIANOVOLTPS, HARMONIUMS. he.,
1. for Sole or Ilir. new ar..i ,e.,l..t.band A T Otero! ,
r.:enent for Cash ; or way to hot on the Tutus Yana*. ,
P 11.11,011.11. fres,
ti SIMMS,
109, BIGH•STRENT, STOEMBRIDGS.
Old Pion..., taken in etelAnnwe.
AGENT Pen DAWFfeR PATENT
MELODY RAE m ONIUMS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
1-3 RORY bpda tr, inform hir P•lrnny flint
• be Las DVMOV,'D t.. the TURF INN. RIIIR•
STRE.FT. 1 /GE (fortnerh 1,..nt by Mrs.
tnit-io;n0:1!, uill I.e rlad to arm any of 116
friends.
WINES, FrllliTs. ILI S. AND CIGARS
Of the Rest Qoalitv.
N.l3.—A SPLENDID rOCKET BAGATELLE BOARD.
CHURCH OPINION, 2d. WEEKLY.
t NI.WSPAPER corttaininc Articles frets
all the leading Pan•ra and Mavaliner ro, the dar.
on Chord, anbjeeta. Th. only Parer of its kind.—
Agent S. Field. 92, Iligt.street, Stonan Olga.
W. FORREST.
BOOKSELLER. STAttIONEIt,
JI!(R.7J.'T.
CRADLE I HEATH.
Printing and Pooltbiriiivr eheoply executed. Pintail.
Framing n
Dealer in Prinle, Mouldings, dm

TUE CHEAPEST HOUSE is TnE MIDLAND
COUNTIES FOR
STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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"Wnen FOVND MAIM A NCI! OS"— Captain frith
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T
ILLIA M WILLIF.Y,
WHOLESAT E vc—AIN ANT) FANCY sTATicaur
mos ?ARRA OF. (EuTsrei et Ircl).
BIRMINGHAM.
Le.lpers. tint In to e.. alewys in Stoat.
Shopkeepers entered cm sc.+ terrca that roust CCISISCII,.
It ...MI6, Sever tli, ir luvrers.
W PIPE INN.
MOTT-STREET, CnirTTPT! OF FOSTEB•STRIET,
• STOUPBRIDGE.
T"'•
buce Armee is NOW OPENED with
Deekin'a relebtat..l MANCTIESTFR ALES. thr
*erne SS 1,14 at the Old Pic., le•irg the ONLY TWO
BOUM in Stow-bridge. selling the above Aim
threvitylt rtis Prices:—
Brarklins Ale 44 prr Quart, In—sa out
„ .• 51 4d ~
XXX .. • . 64 In or Out.
London Porter .. 44
Dublin Stout .. 64 „
Thee. relebrated Mee row an impale,. throughout Great
Britain. wbieb for randy. Rocrgth. Flanorn.aral ITrier
70e91,. rtard on.urnaroied—in fact the enenri.ceare prn-
',ounce them T`w•Ffir trAILD Si the ieireetiVe charge.:
Anil while the Proprietor with enuflitenee &nerds upon
the keen dipeernment of the inhebitento of Ftrairbridee
erre' neighbourhood. hr will, rievertbelers. make it hie
future aril conaant etudy to mail &continuance of their
custom,
rarre7 of thre Reendid 47fccertaininglite.h.,17•6d.
A. MULLER.

MR..l.lmA2iTgi2l3l.o.t.7...tOcNriFlZTTS.,,,,bProfessor
4.B.—AU kind!' of Masi& taste/llamas tuned and
rereirod.
New Millie at B,ll.Trlee.
PIANOFORTES FOR SAL OR WIRE'

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VERTICAL STEAM ENGINES,
FITTED WITS VERTICAL I MARS,
FROM TWO TO TWELVE-li' RSE POWER
co BRICKWORK IiE,..LIRED.
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H & 3-. -within'', & co.,
MANCEACII:REES, CHARLOTTE•FTEEET,
71-DT_Tra.ir:r.
Aut Nnifthed. Price ed.. by rcst V.
A FEW woßi's to YOT.:NG ITOTIIERS
ri nu tbe Carr of tor Children, is Diane., sad
11.0411.1,y Mao INOATI.
LONOC.N : Szmnix, BlaastrALL, AND CO.. Stabouer,
Holl Court.
Brorasolpst : B BaretitaLt, Bur Ennuis.

MR. JOHN STORES,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
UMW /OM LAD AfIZICT,
OF} ICES,—UNION-S 1 REET, DUDLEY.
Fi,R. to inf, Col the inhaitento f f Pra!ey Ned aoroaami•
irg ribbnerbood that be is trerarod to ad., le Money
•pmi 111 Al. 11 n:11 r arri.tle Cr Stock of soy den riTtion
for pale, at tLe pLorte.t mouse, and tla• au) ati &SOD.
ahlt.

" 'The brother-in-law of a crowned head is travelling "s -
to Paris, accompanied by the daughter of one of the 8.,. ants
In his brother-in-lan's palace. He is already amain% sod
his companion is very young"—Court Journal.
The Elgin Cll-11rier states that all egg which happenosl
to be left to the full blaze of the sun underwent in af
days the process of incubation, the result being a I:,
chicken. The bird joined a yowls; brood whirls was • a
abroad
From a blue-book just published it appears that of
the al eliil,lren attending the schools wider lion
insp....tam in Esialatal and Walt a, emly P 24 per tam. • s
the cestaanatimis 51 itlkout aid only 31 3 tel
passtil in the tioce higher standards.
meeting of the German bee-masters will take
pia, at oat stistadt front the oth to the loth of Septestaser.
The scope of their &1St:11.101s 'sill lie to Mid alit the I, se
say if getting the Isest sat:slay of wax and honey. " si,• s
11011 value, nellificatis apes!"
A special teleg-ram by Atlantic cable hums... New y
states that Cangress has pie est the bill fi r pros,
naturalised American silizers abroad ami that the Pa •.
dent is empowers:a by it to use all inessa, oliiirt of acts of ear
to release such citizens unjustly imps isoncil.
It is said that during the past eighteen months fit
ninc,l,•rs N.% been committed in New-Inns. North (al- .
and its immediate vicinity, •nil that not a simple. Mass , a
has Swett lisumed.
On altineLay afternoon the youth Arthur l'Mackay,
who eluded the vigilance ef the 'mince Le so manasslska
was brought itp at the Worship-street la-lice-court in Lon-
don on Hie charge of having murdered Mrs. IL:magmata in
Nos tou Foleiae, in May tail. Ile declined to say anything
in his elefeuce, .Istal. was catansitted for trial at the ala
Bailey.
The California Indians are dying off from runt
and disease, and its twenty years there will ha nett° left.
Their total number at present is 25,eue."—A ateriean Pap, r.
A New York correspondent says that, true to his
toeiturn habit, General Grant has steadily refused to snake
speectaot. or to allow any demonstmtions in his lemma
Isis 19 Oh i contrary to the ea-tom i,l candidates for the la eni•
delay, that people were puzzlesl by it, and his sepsis:rtees
grew nervous :Meet carryieg Idm until the delllOullit le nomi-
nation was issiale. liis retum now is eoinitleted certain.
'lke Marchioness d'Orvault, daugher of the coach-
man Schumacher, anti a retired queen of the demi-monde,
has resolved an entering a convent—the Grey Sisters. tier
ille_itimate 8011, and 'heir to the alitraitiaate—in fact, now
Marquis—is to be educated far the ptiesthood: -
The penaitin eujoyed by the late Samuel Lover will
be continued to his widow.
The cattle plague has made its appearance in Preen
ral of the Russian provinces, and notably in tame ishich are
traversed by railways.
The Duke of Buckingham has established.his claim
to im placed on the roll of the Scottish peers as Lord
Kinloss.
Gymnastic% are in future to lia-faitglit in French
!wheels us pan of the Usual ettrrieulitin, hmteati of. as hereto,
being regarded anti paid for as an "extra subject."
Mr. Hepworth Dixon expresses his belief that the
autograph of the recently-publislied poem attributed to
Milton is the poet's, and that the signature is ••J.NL"
The gaol in Irwinton, Georgia, was set on fire and
hurtled a short time ago, and a negro named Joshua
Williams, who had been conanitted on the charge sit
munlerlng two brothers, Daniel and Hanes Luke, perishetl
in the flames. The gaoler lives afield a mile front the
gaol, and it has ever beets left summit-sled during the night
tittle. It was saint of wood, and in a short time was totally
eleatroyed. The charred romans of the negro were found
among the ruins.
Notwithstanding that the Channel Islands have not
the heavy dews that have been experienced iu the Weeds,
suffered much (rutsthe drought as England, on ing to
vegetable and dairy prostnee are risiug in price. A mall
cabbage fetches 3d., and butter is Is. 7d. per Its , a must
extraardinary price for Guernsey mot Jersey. Butter its
Eligland will, it is expected, Ise shove the reacts of the work-
ing classes as the winter comes on.
Wade Hamptsm, ex-Confederate General, in a speech
recently delivered at New York, stated that the Legislature
of South Carolina consisted of laa members, of whom nearly
100 are now negro.. They represent taxes to the alumna of
700 dollars, and they impose taxes of about two millions sail
a quarter of dollars. "In a few years from this time," the
speaker went on to say, "there will not be a white man or
woman or child its the State South of Carolina."
The latest New York novelty is a female barber's
shop—that is, a gentleman's hainilres ' it establiainunt.
conducted Isy a lady, with feminine assistants.
The following is exhibited in the window of a 'tamer
in Paris Jacquard, labricant de Briquets Phosphoriques
an Vaudeville. Address to the box-otlice- of the Theatre.
N.B.—His wife, Madame Jacquard, lee Justine Pamela de
Crapazot, who has been brought sip at Monahan, teaches
English and Italian, dances like an angel, and takes in chil
dress to wean i"
An Austzian was boasting of the "Imperial line'''
of his native land anti the '` glories of the House at Hap,
burg," when an Irishman into rupted bins, exclaiming, "g,
my sowl, and I think of late years your Austrian no- ,
family should be called the House of Mixhaps-burg ,a.
A company in France manufacturing st
have adopted the very singular trade marks vast Pens
' the crucifixion of Christ and the descent sit" _eh la-pre:eta
a •
each pen is being m staped with these lie,
have sense very ibeer nations Mann t' • .00 Italy pirit
aa is Irena
liminess purpose. Thus, for exempt -"e naa oftisisies for
e, one establislanent is
Paris knot, is as the "Store of the -
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solidity are -prod uced.
petition concern, not to be out,
, child Jesus " a cow-
iev,ah4ss adopted the.appro-
A curisms,.
chain, and co:mists,
• pt-late title, "Store of the (so,
with a eg.outehoste on the zoetrope is now being
made P--- mall nou.-11 to be wo on a wat .11
;lad, sea tiv7i of the littl7pleitegraplis
which are - -
—en worn. By piercing a button connected
mensisrane the two images are made to
chatme placea rapidly that the effect id month met
This new toy for adult babies is
called the Lines, ,Pes
Ile China, from New York, has brought 1:171,000.
In compl:rance with urgent representations of in-
tending coMpetitors, the cottasiittee of the I nista Kingdom
liana, of Ile pa Union, who are offering klOnand Cl for the
beat and asecond best temperance tales, have resolved that
'she time for the delivery of MSS. shall be cadettled to
May 1, IF 09.
.
A man in Connecticut having advertised his wife
for "having his lied and board," the fugaciens spouse re
torted as follows s—" I went away from the lazy lout to earn
ray board,' and the 'bed' belongs to my own mother."
For the first time on record, the rate of discuand at
the tank of England has remained at 2 per cent. throughont
an entire year. Since the passing of the Bank Chatter Act
twenty-four years ego, there have been two- instauees of the
rate having remained is iillollt, ilitVrati.lll tkr ass entire y or,
but in neither case was it us low as,2 yer ceets
The Queen of llohely generally. goes e :cry even.
ing to one of the Paris theatres, attended by two ladies of
her suite. Iler Majesty take, notes during the performsuice!
It is lobe hoped She may print Bleb).
Mr. Campbell Sleigh and Mr. SargaMl are gazetted
to the "state and degree of a serjeant-at-law."
The Empress of the French was presented, the
other day, waft a basket contaiuing 3,060 dafennt ranches
of the rose.
A lark 'mans been captured near St. Valery without
wings. It was supposed that they hactlicen torn off, but ass
e.minatlam it was found that the wings haul solver exisMd.
This remarkable bird has been placed in a cage, and is a
source of wonder to numeroua visitors.
The present dronght has been considered by many
to lie of unusual duration, and so it has beets list wliat is it
wisest compared witli the drought of 1781, when there was
not a drup of rain for 225 days ! This is a well-authenticated
fact.
The floating islanul on Lake DerWentwater, which
appears to be produced by any long spell of hot weather, has
again appeared. It is nearly half an acre in extent, and
seems to be composed chiefly of light peat earth.
The House of Lords havexlecided that the claim of
Mr. Robert Bruce, descendent of the Lords Balfour in tie
female lisle, to the Peerage of Balfour, was by descent satis-
factorily established ; lett owing to the attainder of Robert
Lord Burley, sots of Robert Lord Balfour ins 1703, he could not
succeed to the honour and dignity of the title.
The Italian Parliament has just passed a bill accord-
ing tensions to the widows and orphans of doctera uhe
have died in attending choleraic patients,
The London Gazette announces the elevation of
Baron Faversham to the dignity of viscount and earl, lsy the
titles of Viscount lielmsley, of Helmsley, and Earl of TAW.
sham, of Ryedle, In the North Riding Yorkshire.
The Gandeis (Paris Paper) proposes that the son of
King Theodore slaiuld be handed over by the English to the
French, that he should be initiated into ansperial sluetrine,
and, wlien old enough, made Emperor of Algeria!
The council of the Earwig amused the Wimbledon
eamp, the other day, by lining notice of a new price, an fa-
lowss—" For policemen only specials inadmissible , three
shots at the running dog; for muzzle loaders; any position
hull's eyes not allowed."
A spiritualist has predieted that the millennium will
come within twelity years, and that before that time men
will have to work but two Ileum a day, annul that there will
lie a pianoforte in every house.
An officer of the Guards went out the other day in
London, with a favourite dog witls a muzzle Listened oss his
tail. Ile had not gone far before he was accosted by a
policeman, who told him that as his dog was unworried he
should take it up and destein it. This the officer question
delled him to do, maintaining that as Ms dog had a tuezzle
on his tail he hail complied with Sir Richard Maynea order,
laccause it was nit stated where the muaele WaS iiihlo placed
on the dog. This so fairly baffled " the intelligent police.
matt " thstt he at once gave way, and let the tlitardnnan
depart in peace with his faithful compenisin.
At Paig,nton races, South Devon, the other day,
jockey was thrown at a julnp, and much hurt ; but he was
remounted awl made to finish the nor. lle was declared
the winner, but he was complaining deeply of a pain its the
neck, aria was endenity suffering great agony. Notwith-
standing his cries, lie was put ou the scales and wolomed, and
for half an hour the manwai jostled about more dead than
alive. He was altisnately carried off to a cottage near the
racecourse. t •
At the Leeds Police-court, the other day, a baker
was fined for selling a rye loaf without the letter " 111011
it. tly the nth and ith Win. IV., cap 37, " If any heron
shall at any tissue' make for sale, sell, or expose for sale, any
such bread without such mark, every ',nasal SO offending
shall, upon conviction, forfeit and pay' fur every pseud
weight of such bread, and so. its proportion in any such
quantity which shall be so made for gals, or sold, or exposed
for sale, any sum not, exceesling las.
The I'aris Liberte of Sunday publishes in conspicuous
type, and under the heading eLategt,ltstelligencw- this
staters-ImA:—. ler London correspondent inakis us a,
guainted with the following fact, which ajimars to us
worthy of attention :—' Dr. Pusey, head of tke Anglican.
Church party which hears his name, Isiis just :injured the
Anglican faith and beim converted to Penman (atlialaam-
This example -has beett immediately followed aa Pa,
Hamilton, Bishop of Salisbury, who has alai gone ever to
Catholicism, giving up an income of £5,000 a-year.'" The
SPelo, which reproduces the news, espies-i-s Ills oplaion
that there is no probability of the latter example leing
imitated.
On Saturday, at the Lincoln Assizes, Lucy linxtra
was indicted for the wilful saunter of her male child, :teed
Ore months. The child, winch had lens very kindly [natal
by the prisoner, was suddenly taken ill nod died befere
medical help could be procured. Dr. Taylor anal) sal the
stomach of the deceased, and deposed that. il.th had resulted
from " Vernsin Killer." There was no eisidence as to bate the
poison was administered, but some ansall circumstances were
adduced as tending to show that it had been given IT the
prisoner. The jury returned a verdict of gunty, and the
prisoner on being sentenced to death in the usual form fainted
away.
1 can be drunk this weather is good strong tea cooled don
it
" The most delicious and sustaining beverage that
with lumps of ice. It should be only slightly sweetened,
without milk, and flavoured with a few slices of Itmen,
which are infmeil at the tittle the teats first made. A isla oh
this ready at hand would suit the complaint of many 4.f ear
readers to a T whilst the thermometer remains where it 15
and has been of late."—Medical 7 lens and Gaze!tr.
Mr. Stephen Temple, Q.C., Attorney-General of
the County Palatine of lameaster, and leader id the Northern
Circuit, stied suddenly at Lancaster, on Monday, from the
effects of a stroke of apoplexy. 3lr. Temple, wlts receive, .1
the Attorney.Genenslship on the death of Mr. Etle...{i
James, in November last, had been confidently spoken id CS
one of the new judges to he created under the Corrupt eve •
Bees Bill, non- ',amain; through Use llouse of Lords.
•
We have been complaining for the past mot,' rlm of
the intense and miprecedeuted beat which hae Pretty .1v tl in
England. It SCUMS, however, Hint the tempera" ,ne si
London is almost mild and genial by comparison v Ohs that
of New York and Waxhingtoit, for we notice that. ' an Anwra
can correspondent describes the thermometer 'as varying
from as degrees to 10• decrees in the shade. The number of
innstrakes far st .-cs ear petty record of rasualties.
300 ernes of eat strike Imppeeed in New y ara stun this
lath July, and of thane tarty tern, hatted in Ile Oh. lien-es
on the street railway, and tot hues lines suds. .enly stop and
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CRICKET.
Drnixy v.-1 motel] between thsse rho*
was played on Wedneeday lost. The latter slab bent,
assistance of the Hon. C. 0. Lyttelton. M.P. for Leg
Worcestershire. and the Hon. S. (1 Lyttelton. who
1,,n0
_lid. members of the club, and its principal support
in the game ..1 cricket. The presence f the two hoe.
gentlemen, and the certainty of a good match, drew th.
gather a lace audience. It will be seen by the seers
that the M.P. cricketer mode the largest score of the
day, and that his brother honotthably followed. His sac.
cells was loudly applauded. The match war one of the
most enjoyable of the season, the ploy on both hides
being exceptionally good. The following is the complete
score, although the match was won upon the lirst
!Amp, as agreed :
FIAGLEY.
hat Innings. 2nd Innings.
' lion. C. O. Lyttelton, b O
Davies
Ff all, c Nagintnn ,enbj cWilsnn, b 010{4.1
E. Underhill. b Davies
Hon. S. 0. Lyttelton, c and
b Oakes
W. H. Moore, Oakes. b
Dories 4 absent
3. Hayes, b Davies
T. Fisher, c Tyler, hi/eines 0 not oat
J. J. King, b Oaks.. 2O c Wilson. b Oakes 34
J. Borneo, 1. DaTias 5 c Smith. b Redfern 0
E. Moore, b Oakes
J. Royhould, not nut , 4 b Devi., 6
Bye. el, 1a 1
DUDLEY.
C. Tyler, c C. G. Lyttelton, b S. G. Lyttelton 10
E. llollier, run out
J. J. Wiloon. b Ravicuild
C. H. Oakes. c Underhill, b Raybould
0. Daweo, c Moore, I. Itaybould
H. Smith, c Underhill, b Raybeuld 5
T. Boner, c Raybould. b S. G. Lyttelton
.1. K. Imes, b S. O. Lyttelton 4
H. C. Jobson, run out
O. Redfern. bS. Lytteltou
E. w.oa, not out 0
Byes
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Notices of Births. Deaths, and Marriages, when drily
authenticated, will be inserted in the "Observer " frse
charge.
BIRTIIS.
On the 22nd nit, the wifi. ,d William fitiUry reskr,
Esq., of Chelmsford, Bases, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
On the 21st ult, at Netherton, by the Rev. J. Rule,
Charles Eduard, eldest son a Mr. John Lnkis, propriet
tor of the Mull,' atriudian, to Louise, youngest dame,
ter of T. H. Russel, Esq., R. A., The Hold., tired
Barr.
On the 11:1ril Mt, ot St. Thomas's Church, by the Rey.
H. Shemin!, incumbent, brother-in-law of the brie. d.
slated by the itte. lithertson, incumhent of Ile,
, Henry John, eldest son of the late Colonel Chaytor,
I E., to Eliy.abeth Reynolds, youngest daughter of Thomas
I Mitimington. Ess...tf Hastings.
I On the 26th nit, at St Thomns.s Church. Li' the Rey.
I H. Sherrard, John Henry. son of Samuel Waiefleti, to
Lonsia Harper, both id this Mutt. No Cards.
DIED.
Al John's Towel.. Woreester aged 15 years. Annie,
eldest daughter of the late Mr. Keysell, of lilalthred,
Kidderminster.
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