The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-11-10 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
NEW FREEHOLD HOUSES,
WOLLASTON, STOURDRIDGK.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs.
•i OATES, FERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE, at
the TOL I:0T HoTEI., SToIIItBIODOE, 011 MOODAY, the
20.1, day of 1,. oVialer. 125....0, id Six o'clock in the
Evening, the undermentioned FREEHOLD HOUSES
and LAND. by the din etion of the Trustees of the Will
of hlr. Noah Fellowa. lately deceased.
Lot I.—A newly and substantially-erected HOUSE
ami Outbuildings, with the Garden Laud fronting the
root front the "Gate hangs Well " to lverley, and allu-
ring back to the road from the top of Heeling Omen
Lane towards the Ridge Top, to which it has a building
frontage of about 13 yards, forniirly the residence of Mr.
Noah Fellows, deceased.
Lot 2.—A recently-erected COTTAGE and Premises,
near to Lot 1, with the Land, which has a frontage to
the said Bowling Green Lane Roth of about li yards,
new occupied by Joseph Kinnendry.
Lot 3.-111,6 newlpereeted HOUSES, with the
airdens thereto, which adjoin Lot 2, and have a (restage
ol about 12 3ardri to the said Itoid, and now occupied by
James Bryan.
Lots 2 and 3 have the joint use of the Well lying
Leiween them.
Lot 4.—A Corner Plot of BUILDING LAND, with
a frontage of about 12 Yards to the said Bowling Green
Lieu flood, and of lit yards to the Emilie Turnpike
Road, as now oceupied by William Partridge.
I.ot 5.—A COTTAGE and LAND, fronting the Road
leading from the '(tote Hangs " to Coslboune.
brook, to which it has a front.ige of about 15 yards, now
occupied by Benjamin IlussilLee.
Lot 6.—Three HOUSES, with the Outbuildings
and Garden Laud, situate at Washing Pool Meadow,
Stourbridge, occupied by Edward Harris, Giles Turuey,
and Thomas Hillman.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Homfray and
Holberton, Solicitors, B, iertey Hill ; or to Messrs. Oates.
Ferrel's, and Wooldridge, Laud Agents, Stourbridge,
where a Plan may be seen.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS,
So. 35, lIAGLEY-STSLAT, STOUSBRIDGE.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, & WOOLDRIDGE,
have received instructions from Mr. Alfred Fel-
lows, of No. 1)5, lIAGLEY-STIMET. STuIllOO:11,01t (who is
going abroad), to SELL be AUCTION, on Tekvovv, the
20th day of Noveinnta, 1806. the Modern and tientcel
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, (all recently
laid in), comprising an elegant Walnut Drawing-room
Suite, uphoLstd red in green Rep; Sittino-room and Kit.
ellen requisites, Iron French Haste:de, Mattresses,
Beds, Blankets, Cheats of Drawers, Dressing Taties,
Stands, and other Chamber Furniture, Bras-
sets and ether Carpets, China, Glass, ,Ce., ate., catalogues
of which niay be lead at the place of Sale, or of the Auc-
tioneers, No. 102, high-street. Stourbridge.
The; Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Morn
Intl.

FREEHOLD BUILDING ESTATE,
11.1.11TLE -Year the Town V 11ALL°-sOJFIR.
Al the BUILDINO SITES abutting the Turnpike Road
and the If awn-line, leaving been Sold, and the Proprie-
tor determining to open the New Ibiad (wow in IMMO
of formation) tkrought at,
DAVIS and KING aro instructed to OFFER
for SALE by AUCTION, at the SUENNIONE
• MDEAA43IYRN, On MONDAY, the Stith day of No-
'FLAMM. Idle., at Six o'clock in the Evening, the remain-
ing UNSOLD PORTION, cutabting s.f '26 Lots of
Valuable LULLING SITES, flouting to the mid new
Street.
The Purchase Money may he paid by Instalments, as
at the Last Salo.
A Plan of the Lots may be seen at the Shenstone
111,cel, and for further particulars apply to Messrs. Heck-
lord and Roden, Solicitors, Kithlenuitoiter; or the Arse.
tionecrs, Stourbridge.

BRIERLEY•HILL, KINGSITINFORD,
82'..1FFORDSTURE.
VALUABLE FRE EHOLD OLD•LIC EN SED
PUBLIC-HOUSE AND DWELLING HOUSE.
ruo be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
DETHERIDOE, on IcEsn.iv, the 13th day of
Novas:am:. MO, at the house of Mr. James A..1.t0u, the
CASIA.ki I.x, 1.11:1k111.1,1l HILT., at Six o'clock in the
keening, subject to conditions then to he pewit: ed :
A n that indistantiallv-built Fret rid 01.1•liectised '
PUBLIC-HOUSE. called the '• Lamp Tavern," situated
in lenton•street, Brierlev Hill, eourprhing Top Room,
Bar, Parlour. Cooking Eitehen, clot, Room,
three lofty Bed Booms, ltrewbouse, aid Malt Room
4.Ni r ; Stable, Cuallowse, 11„ ii, , and other Out-
building:, G‘rden, cnelo,ed with brick watt; atil writ
on: plied aid Hard and S.ll. Water, now in the occupte•
li, ii of Mrs. Aria Boyd.
And also ell that Freehold DIVELLINO.HOUSE
adjoining, romp ieing Front P.olonr, Back Kit:ion.
time Bed Rooter, Biewhouse, Coulhothie, Piggery. and
other Outhni!..inga, with the joint use of the l'unip of
Vat-r, and a right of road up to the eater, now in the
°eel:pat:on of John Lead, let at rental of la° his 8,1
far JAMMUr.
The artery° Property is situated in the centre of a great
llo.rouglifare, Mill Will r,iwayo term:mil gemt tenants.
tirr particulars apply to Mr. C. W.
' Shw: bridge; or to tier Auctioneer, Lrierlry 11111.

HOCK'S HILL, PRIEIIIEY HILL.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
HAWKINS (by order of the Blortgaeia), on
'll:::retv, the 20th day of Novelist:a, lrlia, it the
3 Louse of Mr. Joseph Weston, the New INN, 111:1.RLEY
Him, at Six o'clock in the Evening, in one or Moro
Lots. u may be agreed upon at the time of Sole, and
subje:t to conditions to be then rend:—
All those SIX DWELLING-1101;s ES and Premises,
situate at Rock's Hill, now or late in the reepective
oicui.ations of Ridley, Bridges, Wood, Plaint, tied
others.
For farther particulars, apply to Mr. John Pi lumen,
S. heitor, Sturbridge; or the Auctioneer, lirierley
at whose °niece a Pfau may he seen.

PROMLEY, NEAR LtII.II.ILEY HILL.
Ht. I N T
one f 0 Nrom thlia:xelTucton, favoured
olti i with
e John
tiouid to SELL by AUCTION, on IVEnnEaror NEXT.
N1.V61110.R 11th, 1,M6, the Valuable lIOUSEROLD
FURNITURE, ematents of Three Chambers, .I.whcel
Photon, useful Set of Harness, and a large variety of
Na tel Effects.
Eale at Eleven o'clock.
Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale, and of the
Auctioneers, Penanett,near Dudley.

TO SPADE AND SHOVEL MANUFACTURERS.
11-10 E SALE, a Quantity of COMMON
CRUTCH TREES. Also Eleven Dozen cd No.
GRAIN SHOVELS.—AppIy to J. Organs, Dursley
Mill, Gloucestershire.

HOUSE TO LET.—No. SO, Upper High.
street, Stourbridge.—A moll but convenient
MOUSE, baying Four Bed Rooms, Sitting Boone, Kit-
chen, and large Offices. Rent Inn, and Possession Im-
mediste.—Apply to Messrs. Oates, Perrens, and Wool.
g,idge, Land Agents, Stourbridge.

FARLANDS HOUSE, OLDSWINFORD, STOUR-i
BRIDGE.
TO BE LET' and entered upon at Lady-day
next, the above GENTLEMAN'S RESIDLNCE,
i
Ti; !''t with Cottage, Garden, and two Fields of old turf land,
containing ta. 2r. 23p., or thereabout, now and for the
last three years in the occupation of George Taylor,
Esq., and for many years previous in the occupation of
Henry Corxer, Esq. To view and to treat, application to
be made on the premises, or to Oates, Perrens, and Wool-
dridge, Land Agents, Stourbridge.
11l ' 0 BE LET, with Immediate Possession, a
r I HOUSE. situate in Kidderrninxter.street, contain-
ing • Perlouf, Sitting-coin, and Four Bed-rooms ; and
OP 1 the usual appurtenances.—For further pariculars apply
at 22, Itigh-street, Stourbridge.
_

rtio BE LET, arid may lie entered upon
Immediately, that capital VILLA RESIDENCE
at Red Hill. near the Stoorbridpe Railway Station, lately
occupied by Mr. Silvers. Rent £4.1 per annum.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
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NVHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE
MANUFACTORY AND
LEATHER WAREHOUSE.
J OHN TAILOR,
Carrier and Mannbieturer of Mill Banding, Hydraulic,
Valve, Becket, and I land Leather : Lag ;raid Bellows'
Ilides ; Black rind Ilrown Harness Hides and Hacks i
Calf Skins, Shoe Hides, hip isults. English and Spanish
Cordovans, Grain, Shoulders and Bellies, Memel Calf,
Goat, st e.
39, Myb-stred, if No. 2, Near-Weil, Stisetiovidoe.
CHEAP STATIONERY Fon Tun MILLION,
AT
W. FORREST'S, CHADLEY HEATH.
TI you want PRINTINO *Me will, go to Ilf
I. YOROILIIT'A.. 4
-,
-T F you strut BOONIIINDINd-delfo trait ft 4 Oil%
J kintio.sfs.
IF you want PIOTURN FRAMING dose well, go to
W. loam:wee.
-
IP' you want MOURNINO CARDS, go to W.
I Folmar's.
-
FOR Cheap Paper, Envelopes, Memoran-
dums. Club Books, School Books, Purses, Pocket
Books, Pena, Pencils, Slates, cte., go to
W. I'. ORItE S T ,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
High-street, Cradley Heath.
Ner.rporcre and nriodiettle sundOd to order.
VOR Cheap PRINTING, BOOKBINDING,
1 and PICTURE FLAMING, go to
T. HOMER,
_Pi l'E WA YS, CRADLE)" lIE.ITII.
GOOD BLACK and GREEN TEA, at Is 841,
2s, and 2s Bth per lb.
EXCELLENT BLACK, very strong, ils 4a per
II).
FINEST SOUCHONG IMPORTED, only
3aBl per lb.
A FARMER'S WIFE'S REQUEST.
"My dear," said Mrs. B. to Farmer Flair,
" Id ask of yon a favour if 1 dare ?"
" l'ray ask it," said the farms r with a grin,
"Nor any longer keep your wishes in,
I never gruke you anything my sir ar;
But what may be your pleasnre. lit are hear?"
" To-morrow," said the wife, -; on go to Stourbridge
lowa,
And (hero is something I should like fetched down;
I want you, if you will. to pm chase me
A pound or Woof BRIAN'S talked of ten;
I hear so touch of BRYAN'S midi:llli as leaves,
And also of the tritul.plis BRYAN achieves,
That I am more than anxious, if Icon,
To do a little business with the man."
" Well," said the timer, "1 have longed like you,
To buy IiI:YAN'S Ten. and taste it too.
And you may rest assural I shan't come back
Without a parcel of the Green and Blink ;
I really think we ought to gi tour things
Of honest meal iu trade, as WILLIAM BRYAN,
We ought to add to such a trxilesman'a till
In every way tie can, and to we will."
The wife lookt sl ph-asckand still more plumed MA xi day,
To lind WILLIAM BRYAN'S mixture ..“ h,.r ino:,.
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WILLI AM BRYAN,
(Tate Redo. II Iva co.)
FAMILY TEA DEALER, tiROCEIi, AND HOP
111.8C11., NT,
143, Illil(.SiEr7 I', .'s TOURBRInGE.
VIE NI.W ,s•
COMMERCIAL DINING "DOOMS,
.IA
N 0.16, EIGH-SIBEET, DUDLEY,
IS NOW OPEN.
tril- Refreshments of the Best Qualities, and at Mode-
rate chargi s.
HOT JOINTS, FISH, POULTRY, &e., DAILY,
FROM ONE O'CLOCK.
--
TEA AND COFFEE BEADY AT ANY HOUR.
D E I) S .
FOREIGN & FRENCH WINES.
Kne Merton nod 1:;11trA a. AIM' Shod, Sc.
Al. D. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR.
.. ;.:._..".i.A,
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
METALLIC PEN MAEER TO TIIE QUEEN BY
ROYAL COMMAND.
JOSEPH GI 1, LOTT
I-IEOS timid respoetfolly to inform the Commercial
I 3 World. Schoolastie Institution,. and the Public
generally, that by a novel apl lieation of the unrivalled
machinery for making Steel Pt no, and in accordance
with the scientific spirit of the times, he has introdneed
R I, ER' SERIES of his useful productions. which for
E XrELL Eng OF TEMPRE, QUALITY OP lIATERIAL, and
shrive all CHEAPNESS IN PLICE, LC teli( ves %via ensure
universal approlution, and day competition.
Each pen bears the impress of his name as a guaran•
tee of quality; mid they are put up in the usual style
of boxes, containing one gross sach, with label outside,
and the facsimile of his signature.
At the request of persona extensively engaged in
tuition. J. G. has introdneed his
WARRANTED SCHOOL AND PUBLIC PENS,
which are especially adapted to their use, being of
different degrees of flexibility, laid with tine medium
and broad pints, suitable for the various kinds of
Writing taught in Schools.
Sold Retail by all Stationers, Booksellers, and other
respectable Dealers in Steel Pew,
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers con be supplied
at the Works, Graham Street, 96, New Street, Bir-
tuingliam. •
No. 91, JOHN STREET, NEW YORK;
AND AT
37, GRACECHUIZCH STREET, LONDON.

MRS. A. P. BROWN,
BTAR AND ANCHOR INN,
COVENTRY-STELT, STOCRIIRIDGE.
WAGGONETTES, CARS, CABS, GIGS,
SADDLE HORSES, &c.,
FOR HIRE, ON TUE SHORTEST NOTICE.

CUT AND FLINT GLASS ESTABLISHMENTS.
LANE AND CO.,
21, Iligk-sinet, and 2, Fear-street,' Kidderminster, and
121, Iliyh-sim t, 811,mb-ridge.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS
in Glass China, and Earthenware; Importers
of French, and Bobs mien Fancy Glass, and China.
GOODS LENT ON Iliac.
Teacups and Saucers, Trays, Creams, Slop and Sugar
8.8. Plates, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Prongs,
and Carvers, to any extent.
Decanters Glass Jugs
Wines Ditties, 9 to 20 inch
Champagne Plates
Hocks Vegetables
Tumblers Sauce Tureens
Jellies B. Boats
Custards Haloes
Celeries Cheese Dishes
Trifle Dishes Dessert Plates
Custard Stands Dishes
Glass Dishes „ Stands
Salts and Mustards Jugs, Cups, and Yugo
Flower Vases Plated Prongs
Water Bottles Plated Spoons

NEWS! NEWS!! NEWS!!!
S • FIELD,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL NEWS AGENT,
92, High-street, Sttntrbridge.
"DAILY PORT "AND "GAZETTE, 9d PEN Doz.
Dealer in all kinds of Periodicals and Newspapers.

W. FLA VE L'S
BAZAAR,
153, 'TIC FT STREET,
FOR
FIREWORKS AND BALLOONS.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS,
mosteT,ir,e,sipiezettfinll.l;ir,Nettu.rAsi.ttlnt,lizttiewthNerP:til.2iisetenrlll,,f,r
egs tvery kino
505U70 tahtsupttott
will always he Itis study to moit a contittuanee of that suppert by I'EbSONAL attention, and the conduct-
ingot UNI.IbiLS in the nu st solemn soccer, emit open the moat reaaeueible terms. Cabe, Care, and
tugs on him on the Shutt. at Notice.
_ .
G. MORP,IS lIAS AI,SO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PA,, ENT COMPOSITE lIEARSE
N\iie l.a IICIId iturroverent lapels the Bt-stmee ott Lave been pecnatomed to see. Its appearawee la
elegaxt, Lauf with a ..it of trst-els'es block 110n(3, would do to iloredit ti the funeral rites of the tipper
classes.
By this arrangen,nl the very onset-oily practice of placing the coffin tither beneath the mourners or
uneorniatli the 1.411,11.16411 of the cioclaann, is entirely inap i We.
A, this improved Hearse becomes more extensively knoan, it canot fail to be widely approved sad
tulopteil.
•s• 0119E1.1, TUE Aromas—
C. 1110RIZIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

P U P I. E Y .
CHARLES GOI4DEN,
COACH AND HORSE 3
CAB AND CAR PROPRIETOR,
TIEGs to return big thanks to the Public of Dudley fuel the Neigh.
leairie....l for tie ir SUppOtt ; anil he 11.48 aISO to tuft ut them that
he has r..mutly pureLeci
A PATENT HEARSE,
capable of carrying ten persons, aml whieli may Im had upon easy tenna.
NB.—The Patent Hearse renders the expense of Mourning 7oules
quite unnecessary. Orden promptly atteinkd to.

MILLERS' CUTLERY SHOP,
HALL STREET, DUDLEY.
JAMES WIT OK E S
k
(Formerly travelling with D. Mibbssi Ss. SON'S Cutlery Van)
BEGS to return his bineere thanks to the Inhalitaiits of the District for the liberal
support received while travelling, and for the last seven years. at the alone address. His motto is still the
same—the Best Article at the Lowest Price, and every Article Warranted.
111 1 TeirEllB. IS TIIE CHEAPEST SHOP IN THE DISTRICT
For all kinds of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, and Razors; Electro-plated Spoons' Prongs, Fish Knives,
Sugar Tongs, Cruets, and Toast Backs ; IliarsCorg Jacks, Ft rulers, Fire-irons, Saucepans, Cooking Pots, Tea and
Coffee Pots, Tea Trays, Waiters, ltroad, Knife, arid Cheese To ays ; Copper Tea Kitties, Can Ilestick., Door Mats
and Cocoa Malting, all sizes; Brooms and lithsi.e. of every description : Swing Looking Olasses, Chimney
I iixeßes, Hair Brushes and Combs, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Parses, Pocket Books, Day and Ledger, Memorandum
and Copy Books; Note Paper and Envelopes, Pearl and Penholders, Playing Cards, Dominoes, Cribbage Boards,
Chess and Draft Boards, and Mon.
Mirtims beg respectfully to call the attention of the Public to their great veriety of CLOCKS.
A First.class Clock, goes eight days, and strikes the I All kinds of Furnishing Ironmongery at the Lowest
liourii, for £1 is. Warranted for a year. possible Prices for cash.
A First-class Roasting Jack. warranted to carry 2511,s Bir Cages of all kinds. Go and see Millers' pretty
(twelve months allowed for proving the quality), for Metallic Canary Cage at Is.
Eel lid, courplete. Ladies' Bags, in great variety, from Is 64.1 each.
A Strong Copper Kettle, to hold 3 quarts, for to 6d. Boys' School Satchels, from Is each.
Great variety of Tea Trays, in sets, at Is, 'ls Gil, in, and Saws and Files of all kinds M. Millers'.
Is 6d the net. Our Sheffield Spectacles to suit all sights, at Is per
A First-class Swing Gloss, 10in by I2in in the plate, pair. Warranted.
for Ws ild. Warranted British Plate. Carpenters', Ermineera', and all kinds of Rules.
Bedroom Fenders, froru is 2,1 each. Routledge's Em_ineers' Slide Buie, with Book, only
Sittingromn Fenders, with Stands, from 3s rol. 2s 6d. Warranted correct.
Fireirons, in great variety, from Is the set. Measuring tapes ill all lengths.
Buckets, Coal Hods, Slop Pails, in great variety, very Magic nuttiest Instruments, from Is 6d the set.
cheap. Chestermain's metallic rules and tapes.
Cocoa Fibre Matting, 2 yards wide, at is per yard. Salter's Patent Spring Balnrices, to weigh fpom )oz, to
Our Nickel Silver tea spoons, at is 3d the half dozen, Scat. Warr anted correct.
are warranted to keep their colour. Table spoons, to Bailey, Bourdon, and Silvester's Patent Steam Guages,
match, at to fld per pair. Sugar tongs, 9.1 per pair. from £1 Is.
First-class Electro.plated Cruet Frames, from Ss to Brass Ale taps, of all kinds, from Is id each.
304 cacti. Ale and Wine Measures, Spills sail Spill Cups, Spit.
Table Knives and Forks, from 3s Gd half doz. War- toons, Ale %Vernlers, 8,-.c., for Publicans.
ranted steel. Schools supplied with Pans, Penholders. Slates, Slate
A Strong Warming Pan, wilh Steil, for 51. Pencils. Copy Books, kc.
V ILLE,RS' FOR IN ERYT RING
N.B.—J. Mynas wishes it to be understood by his customers that he has no connection whatever with any
other House in the trade, or with any parties hawking or travelling, nor will he be responsible for any goods,
unless purchased from bint at the above address.
NOTE THE ADDRESS
MILLERS' CUTLERY SHOP, 5 AND 6, HALL STREET, DUDLEY.

FOREIGN AND BRITISH CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
TO PUBLICANS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS.
GOOD BRITISH CIGARS, From 7s. per Pound. FOREIGN DITTO, From 218.
A CIIOICE STOCK OF SUPERFINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, and CIGAR HOLDERS.
BRIAR ROOT AND CARS ED PIPES, IN GREAT VARIETY.
FANCY CLAY, BRCSELEY, IRISH, and ST. OMER'S CUTTY PIPES.
INNKEEPERS SUPPLIED :
BROSELE I'S, BEST SMOKE ROOM, 4s. per Gross; FINE BRISTOL PIPES, Tipped
Ends, 25.; SHORT CUTTIES, Is. Gd.
W. IL 0, WILL'S AND PURNELL'S CAVENDISH, FINE RETURNS, BLACK AND
OTHER TOBACCOS.
CIGAR CASES, POUCHES, FUSEE BOXES, end FANCY GOODS.
BELL'S FIXED STARS, PALMER'S VESUYIANS, A CRYSTAL LIGHTS.
S FIELD, pRorRIETOR,
92, MOH-STREET, STOURBRIDOE.

UPIIOLSTERING, CABINET MAKING, GENEVAL
FU It N I S 111 N G ,
AND
FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
Cf 2 135, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
Cfl
T. ii. pACKWOOD,
O In announcing his Removal to more convenient and commodious Premises, 135, High. w
street, and Victoria Passage. would in the first place most respectfully eNpress his deep
w gratitude to the Nobility, Gentry, and iris,, Rants of the Town end Neighbourhood, for 0:1
the sery large awl extondell support awl pa/rooago so liberally and kingly awarded to
him for a period 00w c,Lentllog over a quarter of a Century.
• L. IT. P. in soliciting a further continuance of iris Patrons kind support, pledges I:1
• too imse.lfittho
rues,e,,,edveruy, etnhte.rgypri:.,u.irt easritd. otin..
vo r(i,iferantomMs itristt,,trtittns. to all,
pg lie would also beg the favour of an irrapeetion ot hie I ti h.
EXTENSIVE AND USEFUL SfOCK OF FURNITURE,
• of every description. The increased accommodation in bin New Show Rooms allowing
• him. for the future. considerably to increase the Stock on baud, aunt thus utter greater iLIZ
choice to those who may favour him with their patronage.
;LI ItsD
(:)
tir OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
.4I
135, HIGH-STREET, AND VICTORIA PASSAGE,
[dust above the Talbot Hotel,]
li. Hs PACK WOOD.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
C. BLUNSOM,
HATTER, HOSIER, AND GLOVER,
Having taken the Premises,
185, HIGH-STREET, NEXT DOOR BUT ONE ABOVE THE TALBOT HOTEL,
HAS OPENED THE SAME
With a large and well-seleeted
STOCK of MEN'S HATS, CAPS, TWEED & FELT HATS,
IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES AND STILES, CAREFULLY SELECTED FROM THE BEST MARKETS.
In the MEN'S HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, his STOCK of
WOOL SHIRTS, anti SHIRTINGS. LONG CLOTH SHIRTS, TIES, SCARFS,
COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, &c., &c.,
WILL DE FOUND TO CONTAIN GOODS OF Tlll6 BUT MANUFACTURE COMBINED WITH THE
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
AN EARLY INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.

TEA! TEA!! TEAM
CHEAPER, STRONGER, and BETTER than any House in the Midland Counties,
A brays to he obtained at the
OLD-ESTABLISHED FAMILY TEA WAREHOUSE,
149, 111641.STBEET, STU(RItI?IbGE.
H. EDWARDS, PROPRIETOR.
GOOD BLACK AND GREEN TEA, at Is Rd, 2s, and 2s 8d per lb.
EXCELLENT 111, A ( 'K. very strong ... 54,1.
FINEST IMPORTED, only :.. 4s.

IMPORTANT TO THE WORKING CLASSES!
WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR BOOTS?
Ifir OAKES'S ARE THE BEST FOR STYLE, QUALITY, AND CHEAPNESS.
25 Per Cent. Lower than any other house.
Are those that come from Oakes's.
Women's, 2s 111 d.
Hi, summer stock's his visual make.
They will not sole from upper break!
Such pains at home his nom they take
To preserve the good name of Oakes's.
Women's, as 6d.
The workman, too, in figures plain,
On 11, Vogue of eaeh Boot marks his name,
'that the faulty nom may bear the blame.
And no longer work for Oakes's
Women's, 4a 6d.
Put thi. we ,ny, in truth and pride,
Our workmen are all so well tried,
Both home and out-door eau be relied,
Or they'd not be employed by Oakes'a.
Women's very best, 5a 64.
With such advantage none ran deny
That eompetitimi as. can defy;
Si, pray our roads and Shoes come bay
At the Cheapest shoe Mart, Oakes's.
Children's, 61d.

Oh! have you heard the glorious news
Of OAKES'S famous Boots sod Shoes?
Which are all over the country used,
So famed are the Boots of Grkes's.
Short Boots, 79 Cal.
They're good and cheap and very strong,
Anil suitable for 1,14 mai young ;
Besides they'll last 'war twice as long,
Will the Boots that're bought at Oakes's.
Lace-ups, is 6.1.
They are the best that you ran toy.
They cannot rip, and I'll tell you way—
They are screwed together, so you may rely
On the rivetted Boots of Oakes's.
Elastics, 7, W.
They have one knit, and that is true,
But that's 'gainst him. and not 'gainst you;
They last too long. indeed they do,
Do these famous Boots of Oakes's.
Bloaters, in.
One thonsand's worth he boo on hand
To meet the very great demand •,
Eor the very best Boots iu the land
Ladies' and Genthmen's Boots Made to Order, oted nrotly e.reotted foi the shortest notica.
•
REMEMBER-W. OAKES,
61, HIGH-STREET, STOI7IdBRIDGE.

/ \ TES! 0, TES!! 0, YES!!!
,) Certainly; the BLUE PIG INN, DUDLEY,
FOR STABLING.
pURRAH HURRAH ! 1 FOR THE
1 • BLUE PIG INN. DUDLEY.
_-
SAMUEL INSULL,
AUCTIONFER, AITTAISEII, AND GENERAL
AGENT,
lIIGH-STREET, 111:IEILLEY BILL.
Al' Business pinetnally attended to. Charges strictly
anoderate, Money advanced wpon every description of
Stock, Household Furniture, dm., for absolute Sale.
MR, HARDING,
SURGEON DENTIST,
(From 58, Belgrave-rd, Birmingham.)
FOR the accomodation of his Patients, has taken
Apartments at Mrs. Green's. 51, High-street,
Stonrbridge, where he will attend every Friday front
Eleven till Four.
Every new improvement for adjusting Artificial
Teeth to the greatest nicety, accurately adapted for Art-
iculation and Mestificatioe.
CHILDREN'S TEETH REGULATED
It hehoves 4-eery one to have their decaying Teeth
attended to, which not alone are long preserved by
Mr- Harding's anterior filling, but also entirely freed
from pain.
CONSELTATIONS MSS.

IF yen want a delieions Relish, try Loverock's
celebrated EVERY MAN'S SAUCE, or Currie
Relish for the million For roast or cold bleat, Ilashes,
Steaks, Stews, Cutlets, Fish, Chop, Curries, Game,
Poultry, Soup, Salad, Cheese, Seasoning, and all made
dishes. This Sauce is universally esteemed for its peen.
lliar delicious rich flavour, end is relishing in the highest
degree, with every kind of dish. Manufactured only by
Reiary Loverock, Chemist, Coventry-street, Stourbridge
sad nuld Wholesale and Retail, in bottles, 6d, Is, and 21
wach.—Ageuts wanted.

TIII surnnzus BEST EBIEND.
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All Disorders affectinq the Liver, Stomach,
and Lc:leis.
Th .ere WM ran lie confldcully cc ii as the mast
*mid, and certain remedy P., in,i, s•- to n, evt itlency, :A.:With
Illsartlimn, itoW, constipatutii, as .1 :al the amity inalad.Cf
rith.
tilting from de:ordered stoiliactii.rld.wels. In all ilisetc,cS
vof prho sly importance to sct the Ltontach ri,..ht. 1. hese
are pin diers, alterativ. s, and etterigthener3 of the
Stellial.h. They may lie tahen under err ereinustances.
Thonelt powerfully tonic, a-.o.,ati,f.t.7terily tverient,tl...y ara
lallol m Use.; operaLiou, and boadicial to the 1. hole 0) ti to.
Weakness and Debility, limns Irritability.
The wbolesnine effect exerc tied by the-e altuirable rillit
Over the bloo4. and fluids it merely like a charm in die.
pelting low mit at, :sal restoring chem fulness. Their general
Ispatient nnalitit A eta fit them for a di mettle medicine.
parttsularly for femali sof all ages and periods of life. Illey
sever betray any ilhagiee:.:,..e irritating qualith, : they
quickly elect all impurities I r.,:n the Ly,tetn, anti regulate
@eery function of the bode, giving a otnlerful tone and
mivrz to weak and iLhilit.t.ted person I, while they bra, and
strengthen the nervous id A:. ui to a Meat extraordinary
tanner. ,
Old Coughs, Colds, & Astiimatical Affections. •
These rim, assisted lit the'r action 14 ruhLing MI/ oway's
Ointment very effectually tw;ce a day upon the throat end
Mica, and kr. epc those prat.: covers I with the preparation.
Will be found the most Miceli.: remedy for asthma, coughs.
(adds, hroncllitifl, Red ill:he:lira. These remedies tramp:lllft
Via hurried breathing, soothe the Irritated air-tubct, and
Mist ,in disiodt,ing (he loWeglill which stops up the air-
fputwoccs. Tin: treatment hav proved wonderfully efficient
a not mily claims old settled caught and colds, hut asthma
id ninny sears standing, and even when patients who were
Os so had a state's, not ablo to lie down on their buds left
Ille) be elioli,l by phlegm.
Voy Important, of Costiveness Beware. .
Ilan ly hid very little cotter i, taken of costiveness yet, all
SDI tsi:l periods, it is a cure Lig', that ilisli-er it liver. All elle
ire lic:.',ll with apoplexy ai.i.l irei.r..,/,, hose Pre, i,",,,q
Ba2en:4 from etettereess In the lentil? vase, the I.IOOM
Site to the head, a .nuill tele is rupture .1 en the brain, and
takes./ the rest. Lt sites coum el their husbands, and
lintsbatols their S. ierr, tweet to go to Ind a iieeolel night. V
Ile Isuwels have nut been properly moved Moine the day.
particularly if they feel heavy and drowsy. A few gentle
Pee s it there lies Yids will I. attiste the eirentaliela ol lii•
Ide:td. and remove all dangerous's/lust/nu&
—...
godlotray's Pills au a. hat r awl, know* Is Al lierid fat
the fidioui,,j di selset :
kite Dropsy Liver Co. sore 'throats
tLT,?
Ca
.. 11.,,.•it Irry I plaints ic tioulolll.
.rystrielas Isocline rent
lashits F..leillo irregt, kale, 'remount
illikee:es oaths larisies Ithettniatism Ulcers
Skin Yet sss of all ite Notion of Venereal
Bowel CM- hinds Urine Affection/
a"1
Sits So
Coot ' la, or Worms of all
Sotes
I: ina's roil kinds
Illousti nation oft., eloche Stone and Gra- Weakness
11. e 1:oelr II eAr:erthel tel from
rrwhat.
Onnimiliption lliihainination Secondary ever cans;
Saltily Idaiiinlice I Symptoms 4Lc., de.
Sell at the glabli,llment of Yeorr,soft MUM IY, 244,
roe
I .'neaCm reple liar:, Lna. o, , :tea by all respectable
. • v.s., t, mid 11..alers is NltelLi:er thiollgeoSl the civilised
*mid, at the lotion ing price:it-15.1W., to. bd., 4e. CAL, llao
S., cod 334. each lair.
• Th,id Ls a considerable saving by taking the larger she&
vs.u.—DiSC C Uoi 13 tor the gu!.l.me, of votiehte in ercrjr tilt
• hed‘r aie 05dir0.1 Ur *anti Lora

GENUINE CIGARS at
T. HOMER'S,
FIVE WAYS, CRADLEY HEATH.
ADVERTISING OFFICE.
ADVERTISINGS FIELD.
AGENT FOR THE MID-
LAND COUNTIES'
AND
LONDON NEWSPAPERS.
MR. JAMES BOSTON HEYS, Professor
of Mollie, ifigh-street, Cradle)? Heath.
N.ll.—All kinds of Musical Instruments tuned and re-
paired.
New_Musie at Half-price.
Pianofortes for Sale or Hire.

MECHANICS INSTITUTION,STOURBRIDUE.
WANTED, a LIBRARIAN, to attend Three
Eveniaga a week. Salary, £lO a year.—Apply
by later (not later than Friday next) to the Secretary.
_ _ _

No:lees of Itirthq, Deaths, and Marriagei, when prtill?".,
erly antlieuti..tea, will be inserted hi the tAserrer
Id charge. 4
MED.
tho 5111 inal, Fc.incn llitliin, aged 57 yeOrs; deeply
regritled. .
MARRIED.
On tho 3dth nltimn, at the parish chureh, Iland4worth.
(by th.' Roy. IF. 11. Peel, M.A.), Willimn Ilenry, aoeisad
eon of W. 11. Dawes. Esq., Moseley Ituhi, WorrestershiVe,
to I lie, lolly daughter of William Tredoell, 1.7,1 ,of ilia
Orklands, Ilandsivoith.