The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

I TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
'S WA N IOT E L,
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HAOLEY-STRZET. STOt RUMOR.
F. HEMING,
rROPII.IITOIS.
ICED CLARET, 44 per Gloss.
ICED LEMONADE.
ICED SODA WATER.
ICED GINGER BF:EIt.
TCF.D CHAMPAGNE,
ICED MOSELLE.
LES -WINES, AND QPIEITS,
A, •
Or Tan Bose QMITY.
HATE YOU HEARD THE LATEST?
N 0.
Why VOL WRIGHT lass takes to the
CASTLE AND FALCON INN,
Hi.dierhampton-itemr, Dudley,
And RR-OPENED it under the name of
FOX WRIGHT'S HOTEL.
Drop to sad see him, and you will lad every comfort
you deßire.
FOR • FINE GLASS OF ALE,
DUBLIN' STOUT,
AND THE BEST OF SPIRITS,
Call at
THE OLD CRISPIN INN,
Chvich-steret, Stourt,Wlyd.
BEDS AND GOOD STABLING.
AN ORDINARY ON COURT DAYS.
E. TIMMINS, Proprietor.
CRICKETERS' ARMS INN,
I.IIOII.IITREET, STOtIItIItIDOS.
HENRY ROWCLIFFE been to return
thank, to the Inhabitants of Stourbridge and
district. for the liberal sornort be received at the
Weggon and Horse., and to inform than, that lia has
taken to the Above well.known Din, and hopes hoatriat
attention to Loudness to merit a continuance of theit
favour.
WINES, SCIIITS, A ALES OF TER BEST QICALITT
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AN ORDINARY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
On Covent?, Court Pop.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
D. HALL,
BILL POSTER, TOWN CRIES, AND GENERAL
Messittmen,
Nest door to the Horse and Groom Inn,
HIGH•STREET, TOCIBRIDGE.
All Orders punctually attended te.
7, CAM
GEORGE WILLIAM PREECE,
LATH MAN CF.Ac T LEER,
NILSON YARD, Sot:THOATI-STRUT,
OLOCCESTEII.
Agent for tho Stoarbridge District,
J. W. lEE,
Bdawty B,mi k, Stastrbridge.
Wheys all orders will be punstually attended to

HENRY pEnK S,
STOURERIDOR ROUSL
43, MCMSTERS'
Hee a Ivrea ac;sortment et
!SLACK SILKS, (TAPES, MITCH
MERINOS, PARAMATTAS,
Hi:1811;TTA AND COBURG CLOTHS,
ALPACAS,
'And other staterialesuitaLle fir
FAMILY MOURNING,
AT WODIRATII. PRICE 3.
MIMS ICONOVICAL LT YUINIM7b.

STOUBBRIDGE.
F.ligible BUILDING SITES froatiag
• street and Pargeter•strost, NOT havisig
1,••••0 DISPOSEO 01 at No Into Acetic.. ma on BALE
l. PRIVATE CONTIACT.—For pries and particulars
apply to Dori.. nod King, Land Agouti. Steambridga.
TOUR SALE, a Quantity of Four-panel
_l' D 0054; Size I ft. I, by 1 ft. Iby lift.; SASS
FRAMES and SASHES, S ft. by I 5.5 in., A ft. by IS.
5 in.—For partissiars apply to ibis 0111ae.
mo BE SOLD.—A BARGAIN.—A First-
1. days ROISIBARDONE, Fisnr Valves, fa 10a.—
Alsa, a Finsi.taned DOMILI BASS. £4 IN.—Apply to
S. Glaser, Cmil.atreet: or at the I 'het rye, 011 m, 11,
High.strr• I Stourbridge.
Prr.
91 110/rIF Cradlay Heath,
• beso. ,• . - Nat be is 111,e
Omni i.is Nit I.ONDON DAILY NEWS•
PAPEES.
Or ORDER AT ONCE.
Ti) TA ItldElls. he.
BROAD and AGRICULTURAL SALT, at
llansfmt ' Pri•os.by rail or *anal, to any
part.—Apply, â., Isea i. Itailwa Coal/nod, Stow.
briJi•

FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
70, hiGh STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
W SANDLAND,
FROM LONDON,
BEGL:ol7l7stir•euttielEstTAlepir
Hut
ItivheT.iLadies of :Ambridge and Neightonhood, that he
or
DYEING AND CLEANING,
And CM &Mrs all who may bonn,, him eriih their rntromme. that all Orders Anil have hie imMenile attoLtion
01mph:id with the latest inventions and improvements in the trade.
GENTLEMEN'S CL()TiIIIS RENOVATED
1T IMk
NEW STEAM PROCESS
70, HICILI-STEEST, 1

IMPORTA.I\TT NOTICM.
R. S. COOT.
R,lto to i!. f,,e111 the re 1.116 that Lh
OPJD
THE SHOP, 91, HIGH-STREET, STOU UDR! DC E,
tYrzt Door to the Obweer Office, and adjoining the Town i.ibreri,
Waif A GEwEnet. STOCK OT GOODS, COMPETSTNit
BROOMS; BRUSHES, lIOSIERY,
A.l a Cetles'al Aaaolsa,ut f Useful and Fanry A, il la.
REMEMRER THE ADDRESS-
-91, 1--TICI-1-1-STIZMMT, STOT_TRABRIDGI-M.
PIPES. PIPES. PIPES.
Tor: FINEST STOCK OF
IVI E I--72) SC .—_TAT —A_ T_T PIPMS
In at. hi]nl Cosintivß rosy Ile seen At
Cz. FIELD'S,
S.
, 111/711•STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
Where rosy be bad the
CHOICEST TIATANNAHS AND FINEST CIC.ARS.
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TASTE AND TRY. AND JUDGE FOR YOUESFLVF.S.
WHOLESALE CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

FUNERAL C.A RPIA OE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS.
TOT
received
ft," 1 1 ur Ice tArtnA et
tphsgc‘autTomrtiNieT
of hio ze7era.ll3:, for the the
tver y k antrirtt
will always be Lie study to remit • 4r, sti of that support by eataamen. at,euti n, std the eonduct-
ine of FONRRALa in lice mast solemn thasuer, and up,u the most itssoauble terms, Cabs, Cara, atel
Gigs on Lire oath. Shortad Notice.
0. morms lIAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PATENT COMPOSITE ITEARSE
Witch is • decided improvereent worn the WRIT.. W. hove been saercfrored j ,pp. Its appearance is
eleeent, aml with a pair of irstelass black horses, would do he discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
classes.
this arrimperssul the very unnecmly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the glimmers or
tindern, alb the hammercloth of the coachman, is entirely dispenscd with.
As this improved Ilea beeuraes wore itensively known, it eanot fail to he widely approved aid
adopted.
••• OBSEILYI yin Minor's—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

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DISORIDMIZS OF TI—IM STOM.A.CI-1
Are the sources of the deadliest. maladies. Now,•what is the operation of the Pills?
They cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach
into a natural and healthful condition. Changing sickness into health.
A.ILILEMSTTS OP M'El/E.A_MRS.
At the two epochs in life in which the sy.stem undergoes the most important
and critical changes. the Pills are priceless in their effect in disorders to which the
sex is liable ; and at the turn of life are a safeguard against evil consequences.
117M.A.K1TESS .AD DDIIIT.
These Pills remove all symptoms of debility. languor and weakness, as they
act upon the mainsprings ol liic and give strength and vigour to the system.
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BEST =ME= KNOWN' FOR
Asthma. Debility. Influenza. Stone and Gravel.
Bilious Complaints. Diarrhoea. Liver C mplaints. Secondary Symptoms
Blotches on the Skin. Female Innulinities Plc. Weakness,from what-
Cinislipation of the Bowels. Indigestion. etcutioo of Urine. ever cause, ito. &e.
It C'AUTION!—None are genuine unless the words "Holloway, London," are
discernible as a Watermark in every leaf of the book of directions; which may be
plainly seen by holding it to the light.--•,* Sobt at the manufactory of Professor
hoixowsv, 244, t4trand, London, and by all Dealers in Medicine, in boxes at
la. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., Hs., 225., and 338.—There is a considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.--N cry copious directions for use are affixed to each box.

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STOCEBRIDGF, NOTICE.—CURE OF
1 CORNS.
r TO THE TO THE ELECTORS iIIIE last Five Days of lir. YOUNG Praetis.
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these ing in Stourbridle for thP CURE of I'OrNS, for ELECTORS OF TIIE EASTERN DIVISION OF
Fivo Dave only, namely :—M.NDAY. August lith,
TrEsiaiv Isth. WF.DNESDAY 19th. T111:1:$1141: ^Oth. .rod laid) OF THE EAST WORCESTERSHIRE.
Pninar 2lat (thesay, for the above•nnmed time
enlY, Ri iiIIKS EVANA, 37, lIAGLLY•IIOAIt. three doors COUNTY OF WORCESTER.
from the Fountain Inn.
Patiov.te attended at their residences in the Mervin.,
firLEe nine till twelve; at home from twelve t GENT MEN,—
ill lir,.
A FY Friends in the City of Worcester have
IV e Shillings each Corn. These aerations hive hi en.
T_TAVIxo no recently made yen acquainted -,1-.1- provwled ou me to offer myself ones more aa
suet...info:ly performed some vesri. Mr. 'Vona, has
Testimonials of come veers' standing from several :OM, their Candidate. .
, ~,,p, ere ~,i,,,,,,, tiv,t eo attempt eil he trio le to deprive I regret that this step will prevent my hey;m. Ilea
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Mr. y,,,,,,, ha. mi
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kiss's lea or that Mr. tos!,:l•qt. • gentl .it ~. • y
on to slicit at do their sn, P ',, s. th .
'e .".
Mr. .1. liar.rard Mr. 11. Corsi r int cott
on
Mr. rerr•, I rimmougor Mr. Illskoway Lsi„,„l prieekffim, whichwery no
~.,.i,„4„.ai affirmed earths of your vopp,rt, hat couseutsd to sta•.l for ). Cr
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Mr. Wektoan Mr. M01.1.,1ey, Lye 1 last May. Division.
Pi, M.. lirourley Mr .1 Finith
Mr. Brooks 1 Mr. F In.trorri
Mr D. rae,lley Me e; 5: r., -mbrook
Mr. K itlait 5 right Mr. Conk
Mr. 1. ilmrisioi, Ohlawinfd. Mr, Pv•si, Cralley
Mr. Westwend Mr. J. Ilirch
Mr h. P. Presto Mr. Pen• I. r
Mr. C. Britt, •11 - Mr. Will'atea
IFrota D. L. Freer, Kri . in,C••.ll, Stnia bridge, March
1.25)1. 15,in

CORRESPONDENCE.
We Irish it to he disfindly pn,lrrsfrod thal fort inserting
letters its this ea +ems, i.e do not thereby id. of /)y cat arises
with the opinions V our (h.',, opera torts.
To the Elltor the " Obserrer."
n,—Will you please to insert in yonr next issue the I
following extract from that excellent and cheap Protest. ;
ant paper, the Rock. It is well worthy of consideration I
by all who have a stake in the country.
Yours truly,
A. ROGERS, B.A.
Lenglands, 10th August, 1868.
"If a church is to be robbed, not because some other i
church lays claim to her revenues, not becanse a better
mode of appropriation has been discovered, hut simply
and solely because the possession of property excites
envy in thnse who hare none; is it probable Holt Filch a
theory will be satisfied with a single victim ? Where sari
such on ilea rest and be satisfied, as long as there are
any rich and any poor, any estates lobe confiscated, any
churches or cerperatiene to be dieendowed 'Dm
olesti,in for the canary, then, is whether this piinciple
s:e; il he admitted into our legislation If once reeog.
inhole the basis of an Act of Parliament, it is
rote impossible that it ahonld rest there. It OOsC, as
it is nateral that it sheuld begin, with a weal: and valuer-
able part of the Lati,msl febrie. Bet if actimity admit-
ted and reCogeised, the principle mast be carried further; '
and the only question is, when disenclowineet ' once
begins, what institation, what property, what estate pule
lie r prieree, will he absolutely beyou'd its reach ?
A SUCCEzSFCL Lereenrehr.—TheCici! &race ar:etle
has the following:—" There are very few simple articles
of food which can boast so rainy vat:table and important
dietary properties us cocoa. While acting au the nerves
as a gentle stimulant, it provides the body with some of
, the purest elements of mthetion, and at the same time
coneets and invigorates the action of the digeative or-
g ins. These beneficial ttlecti depend in a great Ines-
sure upcm the m inner of it, preparation, but of ale yours
such close attention has been given to the growth and
treatment of cocoa that there is no difficulty in securing
it with every,, r.f,11 quality fully sieved pl. The aio.i-
tsr which Mr. Epps attaineiliy Iss homoeopathic
preparation of cocoa has never been surpassed by any ox-
perimentalist. Far and wide the reputation of lipps's
C moa has spread by the dinple force of its own estraor
dieary merits. Medical men of all shades of opinion
have age ed in recommending it as the safest and most
Ib article of diet for persous of Iseak constitu-
tons. This superiority of a particular de of prepare-
t on over all others is a reinathable proof of the groat
resides t 10 obta:ned from little canoes. By a thorough
; n owledge of the natural laws which govera the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by a ear; fat applies-
Von of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr.
Epps hen provided our breakfast tables with a delicat dy
flavenred beverage which may save us many heavy doc-
tors' bills. It is loy the judicious use of such articles of
clod that a conatitntion may be ,gradaafly built up until
strong vermeil to re-is; every tendeney to decease. Hun-
dreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to
attick whereever there is a woak point. We rosy vs.
rope many a fuel shaft by keeping ourselves well forti-
fied with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.
HOLLOWAY'S PlLlAL—lliardefril and Iktmene erg .—The
medicines commoniv used fir the sulijogation of these
diseases so frequently fail of effecting that object that is
should be known to all sufferers from them maladies that
Holloway's Ointment, well rubbed upon the abdomen two
or three times, a day, with the application of warm bran
poultices in the intervals, gives inimediate relief, gradnally
soothea the irritable bowels, and asseages their most dis-
tressing pains. This treatment is applicable to ell forum
diarrleasa, dysentery, and cholera, end, with attention,
sill always be successful. FarMlCealls diet, milk, and
barley water should give snbsistence during the confine.
ance of the disease, to the utter exeleision of all solid
food, which the deranged bowels are incompetent to WS,
THE SCIENTIFIC WONLER.—Have you seen it? It
magnifies 32,000 times. Price thirty-two stamps (post
free), with book of full instructions. To be hot only
from A. MeCum.oen, Philosophical Instrument Molter,
18, 131ucher-street, Birmingham.—N.P...—For farther
particulars Rn. I,IV erti,..n.lt in t 1;;• ;1' !..1•7 I. e
Mil 2, losc •• See %),

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ARD.I
R • EDWARD SMITH
(La y
ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, AND ESTATE
BUILDING AGENT,
No. 45, HAGLEY-STREET, STOCIRBRIDGE,