The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1872-08-03 00:00:00

BALMS BY AUCTION.
BAGLEY STOCK SALE,
ON MONDAY NEXT, the 6th Instant, by
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
will comprise SOO Fat and Store SHEEP and
LANES, 26 Head of FM CATTLE, a number of Cows
seil Weed, Milkers and Barrens, and a quantity of Fat
and Store PIGS.
Tbs Bale at Eleven prompt.
NEXT SALE MONDAY, ACIGUST 2tith.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
TOWNSEND, KINOSWINORD, Stafordehire.
MR. H. KING will SELL by AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1872, at the MARKET
HALL INN, POIITWAY, HINOSWINNOED, at Sin o'clock in
the Evening, subject to conditions then to be produced:
All those three well-built FREEHOLD DWELLING-
HOUSES, situate near to the Cron Inn, and fronting
Panzer-etreet, Hingswinford, with Brewhorise, Gardens,
Piggeries, Pump of Water, Soft Water Cistern and ap•
purtenances, now occupied by John Phillips, Richard
Downing, and John Hill, and producing at low rentals,
rn 9s per annum.
The area of tile Property is 480 square yards.
For further information apply to Messrs. Freer and
Perry, Solicitors; or to the Auctioneer; all of Stony-
bridge.
STOURBRIDGE MONTHLY STOCK SALE,
TUESbAY, AUGUST' St/a, 1872, BY
MR. H. KlNG.—Present Entries comprise
the following STOCK, &c. :-
300 Prime FAT SHEEP and LAMBS.
23 Head of FAT and STORE BEASTS, including
soma very ripe siall.fed Hereford Oxen and
Heifers, sad Fresh Barrens.
BUTCHERS' CALVES.
New ?ditch COWS and CALVES, land a Quantity
of PIGS.
5 Useful 2-year and 3-year old COLTS; 2 Famous
coBS, 154 hones, and 5 years old; 2 aged
HORSES.
IMPLEMENTS, Jrc.
Stile to commence with the Miscellaneous Articles at
Twelve; and Stock, commencing with sheep, at One
o'clock.
Farther Entries requested.

FRICEROLD ROUSES AND BUILDING
LAND,
CRADLEY, Near STOCRBAIDGE.
Massas.
nATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE 1
ma favoured with Instructions from the Trustee.,
under the Will of Mr. Thomas Bloomer (deceased), to
SELL by AUCTION, at the MAYPOLE INN, CRADugy,
on WIDIPPISDAY, the 28th day of AUGUST, 1872, at Six
o'clock in the Evening, subject to conditions then to be
read, in the following or such other Lots as shall be de-
died upon at the time of Sale,—the undermentioned
FIZZ OLD MOUSES and BUILDING LAND, sati-
able at Onaidisy, soar Dlosrbriggs. viz. •.
Ls& L—roar easizsbia FREEHOLD HOUSES, with
Erswhonaes, Large Gardens. Outbuildings,
and Ày ces thereto, situate at Windmill Hill,
oee by James Grove, William Bowen, and others.
Lot t —Two very excellent FREEHOLD HOUSES,
with Brewbouses, Garden Land. and Appurtenances,
situate Is Furlong Lane, occupied by Thomas Crowther
ant Joseph Warr.
Lot 3. Five FREEHOLD HOUSES, with three
Nsilahopo, Yard, Outbuidings, and Appurtenances
thereto, situate at High Town, occupied by Reuben
Worton, Mark Co,, Absolom Cox, and Reuben Bills.
Lot capital FRKEHCLD HOUSE, with the
Garden Land. and Appurtenances thereto, situate adjoin-
ing the Chapel at Windmill Hill, occupied by Mr. William
Reece.
Lots 5 to 92.—That very valuable Field of FREE-
HOLD BUILDING LAND, at Colley Gate, adjoining
Colley Orchard House, divided into 18 Let,,., 'hewn on
Plan.
TM Minot under this Field are reserved.
For farther information, apply to Mr. Hayes, solicitor,
11140,0111011 ; or to Messrs. Oates, Ferrens, and Wool.
&idiot, Land Agents, Stourbridge.

FREEHOLD & COPYHOLD PROPERTY,
Near HALESOWEN, WORCESTERSHIRE.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY Messrs. CHESSHIRE and GIBSON,
at the Shenstone Hotel, Halesowen,
ON FRIDAY, TEI 80TE DAY OF AUGUST INST.,
At Four o'clock in the afternoon—highly valuable small
FREEHOLD and COPTHOLD ESTATES and AC.
COMMODATION LANDS, containing together 85a. 2r.
lip., situated in the townships of Haabury, Hunningten,
and Lutley, in the perish of Halesowen, and in the pariah
of Higley, with all the MINES and MINERALS there-
in and thereunder, in lots as under, or in such other lots
as may be determined by the Vendors at the time of sale
and subject to Conditions to be then produced :
COPY HOL D ESTATES,
In the Township of LUTTLEY.
Lot I.—A HOUSE, Farm Buildings, and several
Closes of excellent ARABLE, PASTURE, and WOOD
LAND, fronting the turnpike road leading from Hales-
owen to Higley, and about midway between these two
places, in the occupation of Christopher Inston,
bounded by lends belonging to A. B. Richards, Esq., and
the Halesowen Free School; and containing 14s. 2r. 18p.
This lot is Copyhold, held of the Manor of the Deanery
of Wolverhampton.
Lot 2.—Two Closes of good ARABLE and PASTURE
LAND, situated opposite to lot 1, with an extensive fron-
tage to the turnpike road above-mentioned, and also a
frontage to the public highway leadieg from Halesowen
to Luttley, in the occupation of Christopher Inston,
bounded by lands belonging to A. B. Richards, Esq. ; and
containing Si. Or. 35p.
This lot also is Copyhold, held of the Manor of the
Deanery of Wolverhampton.
FREEHOLD ESTATES,
In the Parish of HAOLEY.
Lot 3.—A beautifully situated Close of good Old
TURF LAND, known u " Turnpike Leasow," midway
between Halesowen and Higley, frosting the beforemen-
tioned turnpike road and a public highway leading there-
out to St. Kenelm's Chapel, bounded by lands belonging
to A. B. Richards' Esq., in the occupation of Christopher
' Inston numbered 16 on the Tithe Map, and containing
2a. Sr. 12p.
In the Township of HASHER y.
Lot 4. Three Closes of excellent we:l-watered
MEADOW or PASTURE LAND, at Hayley Green,
fronting the turnpike road leading from Halesowen to
!inlay, and the public highway called Uffmoor Lane,
leading out of the same to St. Kenelm's Chapel,
bounded by the Uffmoor Farm and other lands belonging
to Lord Lyttelton, and by lands belonging to Joseph
Hodgetts and others, in the occupation of Joseph Hod.
getts, and containing 24a. Sr. 4p.
Lot 5.—A substantial HOUSE and Farm Buildings,
with good well cultivated AB.ABLE find PASTURE
LAND, close to the town of Halesowen, and near to the
turnpike road before mentioned, with an approach there-
from, and also fronting a public highway called the Back
Lane, bounded by lands belonging to Ann Phillips, Thu.
mai Bissell, Alfred burr, and others, occpied by Joseph
Hodgetts, and containing Ila. Sr. 24p.
Lot 6.—A valuable Field of ARABLE LARD, near to
the town of Halesowen, adjoining lot 5, baying the same
approach from the turnpike road, as well as good front-
ages to the same and to the public highway last men-
tioned. It is well adapted for building purposes, and is
bounded by lend belonging to the Haleaowen Free School
and by houses and gardens belonging to various owners.
It is occupied by Joseph Hodgetts, and contains 4a. lr.
33p.
Lot 7.—A beautifully-situated Close of good PAS-
TURE LAND, known as 'Tilt Field," and numbered 37
on the Tithe Map, approached from the public highway
called the Back Lane, referred to in the description of
lots 5 and 6, bounded by lands belonging to Ste. Hall,
Mrs. Trewolla, and Henry Parish, in the occupation of
Jossph Hodgetts; and containing 3a. Ir. hp.
In the Township of HUNNINGTON.
Lot 9.—Three Closes of valuable well-watered MEA-
DOW and PASTURE LAND, approached by an occupa-
tion road leading out of the turnpike road before men-
tioned, bounded by the Tack berm, belonging to Lord
Lyttelton, and lands belonging to F. D. L. Smith, Esq.,
in the occupation of George Instox ; and containing
14a. Or. 28p.
Plans and particulars may be obtained from the Mid-
land Counties Herald Office, Union-street ; Messrs.
Whateley &Da Whiteley, Waterloo-street; Messrs. J.
Mathews and Sons, Waterloo-street; the Auctioneers,
New-street, all of Birmingham; or at the place of
sale.
MONEY TO BE LENT in town or country
to Gentlemen, Farmers, Tradeurien, or others,
from £5O and upwards upon personal security. Interest
5 per cent, per annum, from one to seven years. No
commission or charges made. Also sums from £l,OOO on
mortgage, at 31 per cent, on freehold or leasehold pro-
perty, for any term not exceeding 21 years.—Apply to
Mr. HURRY HOWARD, CiAll Engineer and Surveyor (late
Oirdleatone and Barclay), 11, Euston-square, Loudon.

WOODSIDE AND VICARAGE FARMS,
CHADDESLEY CORBE TT, Near BROMSOROVE.
ME. W. COTTON is favoured with Indent-
tions from the Representatives of the late Mr.
John Turner, of Chaddesley Corbett, to SELL by
AUCTION, on MONDAY, Axiom sth, 1872. the whole of
the truly valuable FARM STOCK, comprising 6 valuable
Miry COWS, 4 Powerful Cart HORSES, useful Cob
Horse, capital Donkey, 55 well-descended Shropshire
EWES and WETHERB, and 55 LAMBS, Scotch Sheep
Dog, S well-bred SOWS and PIGS, 12 strong Store Pigs,
1 Hilt, 10 Couple of FOWLS, Flight of PIGEONS; an
excellent assortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, tiomprising 4l.inoh and 6.inch-wheeled Wag.
gone and Carta, Dog Cart, 4-wheeled Carriage, Iron and
Wood Ploughs, Winnowing Machine, 3 Chaff Engines
(for band or horse power), Wood Roll, Turnip Cutters,
Scuffles, Hay Knives, Harrows, Weighing Machine and
Weights, Wheat and Turnip Drills, Hunt ar.d Pickering's
and •Turton's Root Pulpers. Cow Cribs, Corn Bins, 17
Dozen Wood Hurdles, baddle and Bridle, Suits of Long
Thiller's Gears, Sheep Troughs, Ladders. Wheelwright'.
Vice, Carpenter's Bench and Tool,; 340 Gallons of
Prime CIDER, quantity of 56 and 110-gallon Casks, and
Effects, ko., kc.
Sale to commence punctually at Eleven o'clock.
Catalortes may be had at the Principal Inns through.
out the Neighbourhood; at the Lion Hotel, Kiddermin•
titer ; Place of Sale ; or post free from the Auctioneer's
Ofbee, High-street, Bromsgrove.

CHURCH FARM,
CHURCEILL, Near MIDDERMINSTER.
--
MO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. W.
COTTON, On WIDNIIDAT, 11:1013b7 7th. 1872, at
Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the various Field
Oates, Bobtail to Conditions, and in the undermentioned
Loki, about 110 Ames of
CAPITAL GROWING CROPS,
Comprising WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, RYE, PEAS,
Six aorta of POTATOES (in Lot,); and GRASS and
CLOVER KEEP, from Day of Sale until September
29th, 1872, by order of Mr. Brooks.
WHEAT.
A. 1. P.
Lot 1.-7 0 18 or thereabouts, growing on The Far
Field.
OATS.
Lot 2.-6 0 2or thereabouts, growing on The Nimbus.
BARLEY.
Lot 11.-8 1 28 or thereabouts, standing on Lower
Horsley Nimins.
Lot 4.-2 9 14 Five Week Stile.
Lot 5.-8 2 11 • , Finger Post Piece.
Lot 8.-4 1 0 Weadon Fleck.
Lot 7.-8 2 57 Ten Acre Piece.
RYE.
Lot 8.-3 0 oor thereabouts, standing on Catcher's
End.
Lot 9.-4 0 0 „ • Round Hill.
Lot 10-8 2 4 „ Fir Tree Field
PEAS (Defiance). •
Lot 11-3 2 30 or thereabouts, standing on Town's End
Piece.
POTATOES (in Lots).
Lot 12-5 8 28 or thereabouts, growing on Upper
Horsley Nimins
Lot 12-1 0 0 „ Churchill Piece.
GRASS & CLOVER KEEP to September '9th, 1872.
Lot 14.—The Bite on Old Hives, 10 1 26 or thereabouts
Lot 15. „ Twelve Acres 11 321
Lot 16. „ Six Acres 42 11
Lot 17. „ Broad Hole 42 38
Lot 12. Old Timings 21 27
Lot 19. „ Waggon St Horses 5 0 0
To View, apply on the Premises; and for further par-
ticulars to the Auctioneer, High-street, Bromsgrove.

GROWING CROPS ON THE WOODSIDE
AND VICARAGE FARMS,
CHADDESLEY CORBETT, Near BRO.I.PSOROVE
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. W.
COTTON, on TIIIIIDAY, AVOIRIT 6th, 1872, at the
miles Field Gates, subject to conditions, and in the
undermentioned Lots—about 98 Acres of GROWING
CROPS, comprising WHEAT, BEANS, BARLEY,
OATS, PEAS, and CLOVER and GRASS KEEP, from
the Day of Sale until September 28th, 1872, by order of
the Rep eeeee Wives of the late Mr. John Turner.
GROWING CROPS ON VICARAGE FARM.
Lot I.—Cart Howie Field, Ba. Sr. 16p. or thereabouts of
Hallitt's Pedigree Barley, Straw to be left.
Lot 2.—Ten Acres Field, 10e. Or. Op., or thereabouts, of
Wheat, Straw to be left.
Lot 3.—Bern Field, 2a. Ir. Op., or thereabouts, do., do.
Lot 4.—Nine Acre. Field, 9a. Or. Op., „
Lot s.—Two Acres of capital Scarry Blue Potatoes.
Lot B.—Seven Acres, or thereabouts, of Clover Keel),
Tithe Barn Field to Sept. 28th.
Lot 7.-6 t Acres ditto, ditto, Pew Meadow, ditto.
GROWING CROPS ON WOODSIDE FARM.
Lot B.—Lane Croft 6 0 oOr thereabouts of Peas.
B.—Barn Pieta 4 0 0 Oats.
10.—Perry Mill Piece a 0 0 Barley.
11.—Ho. Bacon 3 1 0 Beane.
13.—Stall Redding 6 2 0 Wheat,
Straw to be left.
13.—Coppy Holt 4 1 10 „ Wheat, do.
14.—Hluntington Field 38 0 „ Wheat, do.
15.-Bmooth Lwow 8 2 0 „ Clover Keep, to
Sept. 28, 1872.
16.-31 g Meadow 4 5 14 „ Grass Keep, do.
17.—Lower Orchard 3 0 0 „ Grass Keep, do.
18.—C hadddesley Meadow 3a. Br. Op., or thereabouts,
Grass Keep, to Sept. 28, 1872.
Sale to commence at Three o'clock p.m.
To View, apply on the Premise,; and for further par-
Getters, to the Auctioneer, High..treet, Bromsgrove.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
FOR PICTURE FRAMES,
Go to the Practical Maker, where everyslea-
cription of PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW
CORNICES, &c., are manufactured on the Premises,
Wholesale and Retail, by
D. LAMBERT,
Rouse Decorator,
Gilder and
Picture Frame,
Manufacturer,
OLDSWINFORD, Near STOURBRIDGE.
OLD PICTURE FRAMES, CORNICES,
AND MOULDINGS,
Of every description,
CLEANED, REPAIRED, or RE-GILT.
OLD PICTURES, Carefully Cleaned, Lined, and
Restored.
-n L. haring had 20 years' practical
.1.." • experience in all the above different Branches,
begs to inform the Gentry and Public generally that he
hu now every facility for executing any order that may
be entrusted to his care, which will meet with his perso-
nal and prompt attention.
Orders by Letter will meet with strict attention.
Estimates given and Men of each Branch sent to any
part of the country.
Gentlemen may have their Picture Frames re-gilt on
their own Premises, if desirtd.

TO LET.
A. DWELLING-HOUSE (next to the Poet
Office), No. 14, High.etreet, Stourbridge, and if
deadraltle, WI be altered into Shopping to suit a good
Wash
• Large WAREHOUSE on Giles' Hill, in the rear of
the Poet Office.
Poe iVartieulars, 'poly tow. 12 James, Amblecote ; or
11 34, High.etreet, Stourbridge.

_ -
MONEY TO LEND, in town and country,
from £lOO and upwards, for a term of years, on
personal security. Interest em per cent. Also several
sums on mortgage of freehold of Masehold property at
three and • half per cent. No commismon charged.—
Apply to Messrs. Bevan, 10, Linuoln's-iamflelds, London.

GUINNESS'S EXTRA STOUT,
IN CASE AND BOTTLE.
.A.1.03M8./11 mizzw.A.pa.),
WINE MERCHANT,
74, HIGH STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.

JOHN 1-tUTLA.NDI
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY WINE ANll.4ii'LltlT MERCHANT,
AND
AGENT FOR BURTON ALES AND DUBLIN STOUT,
63 1-110-1-I—STREE'I' DUD lIYI
HAS availed himself of the rapid intercourse with the Wine-producing countries to extend his
direct commtuaication with the moat eminent Foreign Merchants and Brokers, and is thus enabled to
procure the finest vintages of Wines and Spirits on the best possible terms, and to offer them at one profit.
A single sample Bottle of any description may be obtained.
IND, COOPK, and Co.'s., and ALLSOPP'S BURTON ALE, in Bottles, and in Casks of 18 gallons and
upwards, selected from the beat tesson brewings, supplied in tine condition, at the same prices and upon the
same terms as at the Breweries, Burton-enarent
WATKINS and Co's, and UUINNESS and Co's. DUBLIN STOUT. The great satisfaction given by Vt'atkins's
Stout for many years induces him to recommend it with the greatest confidence, as being of superior quality.
PRICE LIST FOR FAMILIES.
SPIRITS.

BURTON AL.EI3.
£.. d.
BEER.. . 0 19 0 per KW.
ALE, X i
„ X . 1 1 0
„}
XX .140.....
„ 2iXX 1 7 0 Less Five per Cent. for Cash
„ F
BITTER BEER 1 10 ci
113 0
11
The TRADE SUPPLIED on the best terms from the IN holesale Stores in the Yard of the Castle Hotel, Castle
Street, Dudley, where they can select from a large atock of each quality.
Delivery free, to any distance.

WOROMSTIMIR., BIZMWMIR.IY.
MEsSRs. J. W. STALLARD
BEG to inform the Public generally that they have, in connection with their Brewery
'Opened Stores at NOldswinford,
For the convenience of their Customers at Stourbndge and surrounding towns, where their
SITIRJOI\TO-1 AND PA.LE
ALES, STOUT, AND PORTER!
Kay be obtained on the same Terms as at the Brewery, from
MR. JOSMPI—I
SOLE.AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

1•TOTIOM OF IRMMOVA.I.J.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE.
SAMUEL STURMAN 9
1-I.A.P.a\TESS & C01_,1.J.A.1=2, MILKER'
HiGH.sTREET, CRADLE}' HEATH,
TAKES this opportunity of thanking the Gentry and Public for the support he has hitherto received, and
respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours.
He also begat. inform them that be has REMOVED to more EXTENSIVE PREMISES,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE LADIP HIGH-STREET,
Which afford greater facilities for his numerous customers.
Au. ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS
OST Rtrum tk!iNor Pofabhlii
Business,
LdfoLgths etovearkeintil Nlem L/mit
respectfully
in the illr/gRALUI:IEPkAs
at It
will always be his study to merit a continuance of that support by pEimpAL attention, and the conduct.
ing of Fountain in the most solemn manner, and upon the most reasonable terms. Cabs, Cars, aai
Gip on hire on the Shortest Notice.
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PATENT COMPOSITE lIEARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Hearses we have been accustomed to see. Its appearance is
elegant, and with a pair of first-class black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mourners or
underneath the hammercloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Hearse becomes more extensively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
*** OBSERVE THE ADDIUM—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

CAR, CAB, AND POSTING ESTABLISHMENT.
MRS. A. BROWN, in returning thanks to
the Public for the support she has received in
the above Business, begs to announce that she has trans-
ferred the Business to her son Thomas Brown, on whose
behalf she would solicit a continuance of past favours.
THOMAS ',BROWN,
In succeeding to the above Business, begs to inform
the Gentry and Public generally, that he can supply them
with
WEDDING CARS, WAGONETTES, CABS, CARS
PHATONS, GIGS, AND OTHER VEHICLES.
! For Business or Pleasure Parties, on the Shortest
Notice.
POSTING ESTABLISHMENT,
COVENRY-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

CLARKE, j OHN
BOOKSELLER AND NEWSAGENT,
HIGII-STREET, KIN VER.
Agent for the OBSERVER.

KNOW THYSELF: AND WHAT FIT
FOR. KATE RUSSELL continues to give her
interesting and useful delineations of the mental and
moral character and capabilities of individuals from an
examination of the handwriting. Persons desirous of
knowing their own peculiarities, or those of any friend
in whom they may be interested, must send a spveimen
of the writing, stating sex and age, and enclosing four-
teen penny postage stamps, to MISS RUSSELL, 28
Clarence.road, Kentish Town, London, and they will re-
ceive a full and minute detail of the gifts, defects, talents,
tastes, affections, dm, of the writer, and their probable
influence on after life, with advice in difficulties, and on
future prospects. The many thousands who have thank-
fully acknowledged the value of advice given, and the
accuracy of Miss IVEI Sketches of Character, ebtablisli
the truth and value of the science beyond a doubt.
From R. S. "I fear his character is too truly as you
describe it." A.D. "Mamma says the character you
gave me is very just, and not too good." B.W. "I am
glad your opinion of her character coincides with my
own.-

ENVILLE.
STAMFORD ARMS HO-
TEL, ENVILLE.
PROPRIETORS
THE TALBOT HOTEL COMPA.i I LIMITED.
The Proprietors, in taking the -
above large and commo-
dious HOTEL, aseure the Public that ro effort will be
spared to conduct it with efficiency, so as iu every way to
render it, brat-sate Establishment.
The Hotel adjoins the far-famed Enville Oardens, and
the neighbourhood cannot be surpassed for its beautiful
scenery and healthy situation.
Be the kind permission of the Earl of Stamford and
Warrington,
THE ENVILLE GARDENS,
Now in their full perfection, will be thrown OPEN to the
PUBLIC on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and FRIDAY in
each week throughout the Season Free. Tickets of
Admiasion to be had at the Hotel.
First-class WINES, sPiturs, and ALES. LUN-
CHEONS, DINNERS, and TEAS at moderate Price*.
Large and well-ventilated BLD BOOMS and SITTING
BOOMS. commaudiug extensive views of toe beautiful
Parks and (hounds of Enville.
Large and Excellent STABLING and COACH-
HOUSE accommodation.
OMNIBUSES run between Stourbridge and Enviße,
from the Talbot Hotel every Monday, Tuesday, and
Fridav, siarting at one o'clock. Fares ls each way.
CA-RS, WAGONETTES, OMNIBUS, BREAKS,
may be obtained at the Talbot lintel, Stourbridge, for
Parties visiting Enville.

LOWER GROUNDS, ASTON.-
THESE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS ARE
OPEN DAILY.
SUMMER DISPLAY OF FLOWERS.
BOATING on the Lake which has been enlarged and I
made perfectly safe by the water being only 4 feet 6 1
inches deep all over.
SYN YEE and GILMER'S MILITARY BAND will
perform in the New Orchestra every Monday and Satin-
dap, from three till dusk.
ADMISSION 21). EACH.
On every Friday a GRAND MUSICAL PROMENADE
from live till eight, when Synyer and Oilmer's Band will
performs Sclect Programme of Music. Admission, Ed
each; Juveniles, Sd.
The ASSEMISLY ROOM will be OPEN for DANCING
every Monday and Saturday, from 7 till 10.30. Adruisolon
6d each.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained. Family
Tickets, 21s. Single Admission, lOs 6d. These Ticket.
I will admit to the Promenade.
H. G. QUI LTER, Proprietor.

COTTAGE SPRING,
WOLLASTON.
THE Proprietor of the Above Inn begs to
J, inform lus Friends that he bus made extensive
Alterations in the
PLEASURE GROUNDS,
Which he trusts will add to the enjoyment of his
Customers.
Admission Free.
THE BOWLING GREEN
la in excellent Condition, and is NOW OPENED for the
Season.
AL ES & SPIIIIIS OF THE FINEST QUALITY.

p HOTOGRAPH Y.
J. SUNDERLAND,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
67, BULL-BT., BILMINGLIAM,
pear Groat Ilestern hotel)
GIVES special attention to the COPYING and En.
LAIIGING of CARTES DZ VISITE to LITZ and other
sized PORTRAITS, mad finiabiug them ta OIL or
Water Colon at moderate charges.
ANY CARTE DR VISITE, DAGUERREOTYPE,
MINIATURE, or GLASS PICTURE of deceased
friends may be copied and ENLARGED.
CARTES DE visn, ss. Pill DOZEN.

GIVEN AWAY FOR THE BENEFIT OF
NERVOUS SUFFERERS, who may cure them-
selves by the New system of trestment, which has been
successful in thousands of cases of nervous and general I
debility, loss of memory, fading sight, epilepsy, con-
sumptions indigestion, giddiness, bead-ache, and the tong •
list of fearful diseases known as nervous complaints,
=say of which had been given up by the doctera as quite
incurable. Send four penny stamps to James Duncan,
Esq., 86 High-street, Camden Town, London and he will
forward, post-free, the medicine, with directions for use,
by the aid of which every one may recover permanent
health in a very short time, thus saving themselves from
a life of misery, and the extortionate charges of quacks
who advertise to cure these diseases. Extracts from Tes-
timonials: "My stomach is ins healthy state, and I can
enjoy my meals now. J. W." "I was so nervous before
taking your medicine, that I was unable to write. J. T."
" The trembling of the hands and knees is gone. T. J."
"I have had no palpitation of the heart or head.sche
since I took it. Mrs. G. I." "My wife suffered for
years from nervousness, giddiness in the head, pain
across the forehead, and lose of appetite; 1 am thankful
to say your medicine cured her ins very short time. (k.

Just Published, 116 p.p., (Ferny &co., Post Free,
New Illuatrated SELF•ESTIMATING
CATALOGUE for HOUSE FURNISHING,
with full description and prices of the Articles, profusely
Illustrated, and general suggestions. Ily EDW. IN
STRINGER, Cabinet Manufacturer and complete
House Furnisher, Commercial Buildings, Stourbridge,
and 19, 20, and 21, Mill-street, holdertmuster.
GLENFIELD
STARCH is tho only kind used hi
liar Msjesty's Laundry.
IF THERE ALE ANY LADIES who have not yet used the
GLEN Ft LD S 1 AIROH, they are respectf ally solicited
to give it a trial, and carefully follow out the directions
printed on every package, and if this is done, they will
say, like the Queen's Laundress, it lathe finest STARCH
they ever used. When you ask for GLENFIELD
STARCH, see that you get it, AS INFERIOR KINDS ARE
OFTEN SUBSTITUTED FOR THE SAKE OF EXTRA PROFIT.
rEWARE THEREFORE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.
1.4. SINCERE VOICE OF WARNING
against Quacks, or an unerring guide to tha Ner-
vous and Debilitated, by J. L. YULVERMECHEIt.
An infalllble means of detecting the Quack Doctor,
and thus preventing the above class of Patients
from falling into his clutches, a danger into which
they are likely to be entrapped through his specious
and enticing forms of advertisements and Trea-
tises.
The well known name and position of Cie author
lan sufficient guarantee of the truth of his state-
ment.
To be had through any bookseller, or direct of
J. L. Pulvermacher, Galvanic Establishment, 168,
Regent-street, W., London.

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
and Pains in the Back.—Sold in boxes, 4s 64 each, by
all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to
any address for 60 Stamps by the Maker, F. J CLARKE,
Consultdug Chwoist, High-street, Lincoln—Wholesale
Agents, BARCLAY SC Sous, London,and all the Wholesale
Houses
Sold by A. P. Morris, Chemist,Stourbridge.

ERVOUS DEBILITY.—Oratis a Medical
11 WORK, showing sufferers bow they may be cured
without the aid of quacks. Free nu receipt of postage
stamp.—Address, Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Bir-
mingham

WANTED, a WATCHMAN for NIGHTS.
snit be able to read and write, and must apply
in his own handwriting. Wag's. 18s per week. —Apply to
Tbomaa Parker, Mersey Wheel Works, Stourbridge.

WANTED, a Small Second-hand SHOP
WINDOW, with Shatters.—Apply to Mr. Roby.
40. Kidderminster.etreet. Stourbridae.

WANTED, s HOUSE, with 4 or 5 Bed.
rooms, on the Oldswinford side of Stonrbridge ;
or good FURNISHED APARTMENTS, comprising a
Sitting and two Bedrooms.—Apply to Oates, Forceps,
aim Wooldridge.

pHOTOGRAPHY.
j. SUNDERLAND,
67, But,L•sr. BIRMINGHAM,
(Near Great Western Hotel),
Begs to inform the Public that he has added
to the present Establishment a large
GROUP 8 f UDIO ild feet long), specially
constructed for Photographing
FAMILY GROUPS, SCHOOLS, SOCIETIES,
CHURCH CHOIRS, itc.,
--
A CHILDREN'S Special STUDIO is
also Opened, where Portraits of Toting
CHILDREN may be taken instantaneoualy.
HIGH CLASS CARTE DE VISITE,
PROM 58"
TAKEN DAILY.

Painless Dentistry and Artificial Teeth, at strictly
moderate charges.
A singe Tooth to a complete set supplied—warranted
for mastication and articulation.
Regular attendance at KIDDERMINSTER. Nex
visit, August 6th, at
MISS YATES'
FANCY REPOSITORY, 8, HIGH•STREET.
Ai R. i'IABRIEL, the Old Established
131 . LONDON DENTIST,
Begs to intimate that at the urgent request of numerous I
inhabitants, patients, and friends, he tuts been induced
to visit Kidderminster every ALTERNATE TUESDAY, I
and may be consulted personally (free of charge) upon
his recent improvement,. in the construction of Artificial
Teeth and Gums, whereby the weight, balk, and coat of
the case or frame, has been much reduced, to the great
convenience and edvantage of the wearer. Teeth are by
this new method exquisitely fitted, without extracting
stumps, or any painful operation.
Mr. OAJDGEL'S practice (one of the bldest in
England) was established in 1815.
Particularly notice,
NEXT VISIT TO KIDDERMINSTER,
Auguat 6th, at Miss Yates' Para.!, &pository, 8,
1141 h-street.
Constant and personal attendance daily from nine till
six at
11, BENNETTS HILL, 11
kseat to the Bank of England)
BIRMINGHAM.

T. BITTI.MI=?i,
BOOKSELLER, BOOKBINDER, PRINTER
ACCOUNT BOOK MAKER, itc.
Books, Masic, Magazines, BOUND in every
variety of AO).
Ledgers, Day Books, Cash Books, Ticket Books, &c.,
made to any pattern, if not in Stock.
PICIIJIOES of all kinds Cleaned, Mounted and
FICAIIED to order.
Counting liotnie Requisites of every kind kepi in
Stock.
123, HIGH-STREET. STOURBRIDGE.