The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-11-24 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
DESIRABLE COTTAGES & PREMISES,
At CLAJIRROOK and SPOURTON, i.: the Pori.%
MESSIN.
OATES, PERRENS, & WOOLDRIDOP,,
are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the
STK% P.,NEY ltor.cL. On MONDAY. the lath day of DuCENt•
uca, PICA:. at Six o'clock in the Evening. the underinen-
t. d desirable FROPEICIT ES, in two Lots, bohject to
condi!ions to be.read at the Dino of Side, viz.:—
Lot I.—All tliese two recently erected COTTAGES,
aith large Gardens, Outbuildings, and appurtenances
I ben to, situate at Clambitok, at the corner of the roads
to En ville and llonipton, and occupied by dames Lambeth
and another.
Lot 9.—A1l those two COTTAGES, with the Garden
Land and Outbuildings thereto, senate at Stourton,
fronting the road to Cheekhill, and occupied by lienju•
lain Warr. and JaniesJones.
For further information apply to Messrs. !Modes. Son,
mud Duffett, Solicitors, 15:1, Chauceri.laue, London. W.C.,
or, to Messrs. Oates, Arrens, tool Wooldsid:X. Land
Agents, Stourbridge.

NEW FREEHOLD HOUSES,
WULLASTON, 824)17481L1DGE.
Lila be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs.
OATES, PERRENS, am! WOOLDIDIDGE, at
TALroi Hunt., STontimDoß, on idoiDAY, the
2rlth day of Noarwein. INK it Sic o'clock in the
hvening, the undermentioned FREEHOLD HOUSES
and LAND. be the dircetiou of the Trustees of the Will
of Mr. Noah Pillows, lately deceased.
Lot I.—A newly and substantially.erected HOUSE
and Outbuildings, with the Garden Land fronting the
road from We '' Gate Hangs Well" to Iverley, and run.
sting back to the road from the top of Bowling Green
Lane towards the Ridge Top, to which it has a building
frontage of about 13 yards 2 toot, formerly the residence
of Mr. Noah Fellows, deceased.
Lot 2.—A reeeutly-erected COTTAGE and Preinims,
near to Lot 1, with the Land, which has a frontage to
the aaid Bowling Given Lahe Road of about 19 yards,
2 feet, now occupied by Joseph Kinuersley.
Lot 3.—TWO newly erected HOUSES, with the
Gardens thereto, which adjoin Lot 9, and have a froitage
of aboot 11 )taiis to tha said Foul, and now occupied by
James Bryan.
Lots 2 and 3 have the joint use of the Well lying
Le.ween them.
Lot -I.—A Corner Plot of BUILDING LAND, with
• frontage of about 13 yard, to the soid B 'slang men
Lane Road, and of 20 yard, to the Emilie Turutoke
Road, as now occupied hy W illiamu Partridge.
Lot 5. A ( OPTAGE atti LAND, fronting the Road
kitting from the •• Gate 11,ogs W II" to Conlbouin.
brook, to which it has a frontage of about 16 yards, now
omit Mil by Benjamin Ilussellice.
Lot 6.-11.rce HOU...ES, with We Ontloilillngs
and Garden Land, situate at Washing Pool leadow,
Stein bridge, occupied by Edward Harris, kilos Turney,
and Thomas Hillman.
For farther particulars, apply to Messrs. Homing, and
Solicitors, Bm tool. y Hill; or to Messrs. Oates.
Perrens, and Wooldridge, Lund AgeoL, Slourbridge,
whore a Plan may hu seen.

[PIitSUNBURY ADVERTISIXERT.]
ST OURIIIIIDGE.
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Vale ble FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, OLD.
LICKNSI‘D PUBLIC4IOUSE, kr, kc., near St.
John's Church and New Schools, and the iiiteuiled
Pullout:, Station in Foster•street.
pAVIES & KING arc instructed to OFFER ,
J for SA LC.hyALCTI ON . in the ensuing month,
at the Tabuo-e hub, STOURIMIDOS, in •nitatile Li.t.,
the Old•Liecused kacehold rußLlc•nousp:, 'mown
as the " Vat:mutt. bra," and about Rellll Of exceCd•
inglr valuable BUILDING LAND, is.j.ieent.
P-artieulirs 'id nous of the Lots a ill be ilistriboted,
ausi for loather information upply to Messrs. itteliford
end Roden, Solleitota, kiiidermitither ; or the Auc-
tioneers, Stenrbridge.
FREEHOLD BUILDING ESTATE,
111111 LL 1, Ntdir the Toun if JLILEAO .V.
All the BUILDING SITES chatting the Ternp:he Road
nrd the Hawn lane, has ing been Sold, and the Proprie•
tor determining to open (ho New Rudd (now to course
cl formation) thronglo at,
DAVIS and KING are instructed to OFFER
for SALE by AI.N. TION, et the Pliasstox6
1101RL, HALEIRIVRX, on MONDRY. the 26th day of No.
Youncr., 1566, at Six o'clock in the Evening, the renia:n-
ing UNSOLD I'ORTION. ernsistirg of 26 Late of
Ta/nable BUILDING SITES, frhrtirg to the mid new
Fut et.
The Purchase Money mcy be paid by Instalments, RS
at the Last Sale.
A Hen of the Lots may be seen at the Shenstone
Hotel, knd for farther parth•aives apply to Messrs. Ilurk•
ford and Roden, Solicitor., lit.ldenniuster; or the Auc-
tioneers, Stourbridge.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOUSES AND CHAIN
SHOITINO,
CRADLEY HEATH.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.
DETHERIDGE, at the house of Mr. Perkins, the
VI. Wit SWAN, CRADLLY, OD MONDAY, the 10th day of
Dreuvotha Nsrr, at Six o'clock in the Evening, and
subject to conditions :
All those TWO new and substantially-built FREE-
HOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, together with the
extensive CHAIN biIIOPPINO at the back, Brewhome,
Yard, and other Po mises, situate at New Town. Cradley
Heath, and fronting the road leading from New Town to
the roe Ways, and now in the occupations uf homes
Allred Wouhall and Samuel Coley, and are of the
estimated annual value of £3O.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Homer,
Solicitor, or to the AucUonea, both of Brierley Hill.

TO SPADE AND SHOVEL MANUFACTURERS.
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FOR SALE, a Qtmotity of COMMON
(BUTCH TREES. Also Elevn Dozen of No.
ORAIN SHOVELS.—ArrIy to J. Organs, I)traley
Mill, Olonseaterahise.

TO BE LET, and may entered upon Imme-
diately, a convenient HOUSE and PItKAIISES,
sPuste at Park-street. Stourtaidge. For }tent and Par-
ticulars, apply to 11lesvrs. Davies and King, AuctiuLeers
and Land Agents, Stourbudgo.

lIOUSE TO LET.- No. HO, Upper High-
tared, Stourbridgc.—A small but convenient
HOUSE, baying Four Bed Booms, Sittieg Room, Kit-
chen, and large Offices. Met low, and Possession Im-
mediate—Apply to Mmisrs. Oates, Perrens, and Wool-
dridge, Land Agents, Stourbridge.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSIAS.
. _
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE
MANUFACTORY AND
LEATHER WAREHOUSE.
OIIN TAyLoR,
Corn,, nnd Manufacturer of 31il1 Bonding, Hydraulic,
Valve, Bucket, and Hand Leather; Vag ;Ind Bellows'
Hides ; Mark and Brown llorne,o Holes and Backe ;
Calf Skis, Shoe Bidet., Kip hutts.Euglibli und Spaniel.
Cordoruns, Grain, Shoulders and Bellies, Memel Calf,
! tituat, AM.
89. IliyA-street. •f No.!, Nett-street, Slum thrillye.
CIIEAP STATIONERY Fon Tug MILLION,
AT
W. FORREST'S, CSADLRY REATH.
IFF yea w.int PSINTINU done wog, p to W.
vou want BOOKBINDING done well, go to W.
Footo.efo.
F you want PICTURE FRAMINI I done well, go to
W. FORREsT.S.
1 F you want 1101.11iNINU CARDS, go to W.
FORTRAT.A.

VOR Cheap Paper, Envelopes, Memoran.
dutus, Club Books, School Books, Purses, Pocket
Iloolui, Pens, Pencils, Slates, &a., go to
W. F It It li ST ,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
High-street, Crudity Reath.
Nti.spapers and .hriodicals to order.
-LIOR Cheap PRINTING, BOOKBINDING,
_L and PICIWRE F1IAM11411,•go to
T. II OMER,
EWA' WA YS, (YRADLEY HEATH,
GOOD BLACK and GREEN TEA, el 1.
2s, awl 2s 841 per lb.
EXCELLENT BLACK, very strong, VA 4d per
lb.
FINEST SOUCHONG IMPORTED, only
3s 841 per lb.
A FARMER'S WIFE'S REQUEST.
"My dear," said Mrs. 11. to FaiLltr I:Dir,
1.11 ask of you a favour if 1 dare ?"
"Pray ask it. said tee fernier with a glen,
"Nor any longer keep your wishes in,
I never grudt.e yuu aoything ny eitar;
list what may be your I lictur,. 1•• t too hear ?"
" To-morrow," said the wile,' jou ge to Stonxbridge
town,
And Mare is soinethMg I should like fetcliall down;
I went um, if you voll, to puichase sic
A pound or twilled BRYAN'S tall.ed of tea; •
I hear so much of BRYAN'S reateblova haves,
And also of the triumphs IIIiYAN eebieves,
That I mire more than sosinas, if 1 can,
To don little business with the man."
" Well," said the farmer, "I have longed like you,
To buy EIiYAN'S Tea, mid taste it too.
And you may rest assured I chant C, back
Without a parcel of the Green and L'lark ;
I really think we ought to act OUr tiAing4
Of honest men in trade, as WILLIAM BRYAN,
Ws ongbt to add to such a triili•smin'atill
In every way we Can, end no we will."
The •ifo looked plemsed. and still tionr pleased next ity,
To Ind WILLIAM BRY., N'S mixture on her tray.
WILLIAM BRYAN,
(Late Liaised and Co.),
FAMILY TEA DEALER, GROCER, AND 'HOP
MERCHANT,
113, 171011.57111.1.1', STOLTDRIDGE.
THE NEW
COMMERCIAL 1)1NING 001iS,
No. 16. 1110111-S'IREET, DUDLEY,
IS NOW OPEN.
ezt- Refreshments of the Best qual:ties, and at Mode-
rste charm. s.
ROT JOINTS, ELSIE &c., DAILY,
11:051 ONE O'CLOCK.
TEA AND COFFEE 111').1•Y AT .iNY noun.
EItS.
FOREIGN Zt FRENCH WINES.
I'vrtote tine Nth r Al.o. hoMin Nowt, [le.
IL D. ROLINSON, Po:ovule:Ton.
ii:;0•1111.'"
••••••.4.`...1".i.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
METALLIC PEN MAKER TO THE QUEEN BY
ROYAL CONRAN!).
JOSEPH GILLOTT
BEOS most respectfully to iv-form the Commercial
World. Schoolastic Inatitutions, und the Pahlie
generally, that by a nor,' Opul.ration ,dt the unrivalled
machinery for making Steel Pens, and in accordance
with the scientific stint of the times, Ile lon introduced
a Nis/ swami of his easeful productions. which for
INCELLaNCIS OF TESIPEn, QUALITY 01, lIAIERIAL, and
above all CIiRAPNESs IN PRI, a, be believes wid ensure
universal approbation, and defy competition.
Knob pi is Loaxs the impress of Iris name as • guano•
tee ••f quality; and they are put up in the usual style
of boxes, ...misdoing one gross tacit, with label outside,
and the ficasindle of his signature.
At the request of persons extensively engaged in
tuition, J. G. hsa introduced his
WARRANTED SCHOOL AND PUBLIC PENS,
which are especially adapted to their use, being of
diterent degrees of flexibility, end with line medium
and broad points, suitable for the various kinds of
Writing taught in Schools.
Sold Retail by all Stationers, Booksellers, and other
respectable Dealers in Skit Pens,
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers can be supplied
at the Walks, Graham Street, 96, New Street, Bic
minglison.
No. 91, JOHN STREET, NEW YORK;
AND AT
97, GRACECDURUI SIRLET, LONDON.

MRS. A. P. BROWN,
STAR ANL) ANCHOR INN,
COVENTRY-B'IEI,T, STOW:BR/DOE.
WAGGONETTES, CARS, CABS, GIGS,
SADDLE HORSES, &C.,
FOR HIRE, ON THE SLIOUTEST NOTICE

CUT AM) FLINT GLASS ESTABLISHMENTS.
LANE AND CO.
21, Ifightr -stel, and 2, Vicar-street, Knide;ntinster, and
121, Iligh-sh.tel, Ntomlyridge.
NIT lIOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS
V in Glass China, and Eartlionsare; Importers
of French, sud Bohemian Fancy Ghee, and China.
GOODS LENT ON Max.
Teacups and Saucers, 'frays, Creams, Slop and Sugar
13104115, L.B. Plates, Knives and leaks, Spoons, Prongs,
and Carvers, to any Latent
Decanters Glass Jugs
Wines Divlies, 9 to '2O inch
Champagne Piet.
Hocks Vegetables
Tumblers Sauce Tureens
Jellies B. Boats
Custards Sidocs
Celeries Cheese Dishes
Trifle Dishes Devatrt Plates
Custard Stands „ Dishes
Glass Dishrs „ Stands
Salta aud Mustards Jugs. Caps, and Mugs
Flower 'Vases Plated Prongs
Water Bottles Pliked Spoons

W. FL A V ELL' S
BAZAAR,
153, HIGH STREET,
FOR
FIREWORKS AND BALLOONS.

LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!! LOOK HERE!!!
IF YOU WART GOOD AND CHEAP
CIGARS AND TOBA:CCO.
O. to
p lIESEY'S ESTABLISHMENT,
142, lIIOH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
[ortOSITII TO 3111.
ALSO, A GOOD LUNCHEON EVERY DAY.
DON'T Foßocr THE WILBER,
IV 142, HIGILSTREET, STOCKBRIDGE. Ai
THE ONLY LUNCHEON STORES IN THE TOWN.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS,
iIV reqectfullv re ng tor thanki to Vie P,rlilie generally for the very kind Rapport
roc, v, a iii the 14 N Ltht I, IIE lUt t MENT of Inc Blom. it. 0t.,1 begs to ashore thew that it
will Woo), bo bis ~th,l:‘ I .iieil in toil lii ttttt or !UM.. ft I.) I Elt,t•NAI. ood the
iog of I. Lon RALS iii hat Ills it tilt 1110 11.1.11 Cr, owl oleo iht u.oht ft a3obob.o lti WC Cabo, tan, and
tiles 01/ hut: us the Fhioiirat Notice.
G. 1101:1:1S HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PATENT COMPOSITE lIEARSE
II Lich is st dreblid ill Irn.wet aril the finites ,or 131,11 It. rreIIPMVPII to see. Its sppearanee le
el, gaol, :o.d nitli a 11,4 of trot-clash block busioo, c uld do 10 iliat I Milt to the fan., al Mali of Uit 11l per
by thin orrobitcmi 1.1 ti t iry Ililecn4 praet:ce of Owing the tale either beneath the I:Learners or
andel nelith the liainuirieloih of the coachuierh is entir.ly ilispratooll with.
As this intyrured litatse Lccbggog :home extensively known, it mai:it fail to be Widely approved sad
adopted.
••• 0061:11111 TUE ADDrLESS—•
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

DUbLEy.
CH Alt E S GOLDEN,
COACH AND HORSES INN,
CAB AND CAR PROPRIETOR,
T3E(IB to return his thanks to the Pnl.lie of Dudley nod the Neigh-
") boorhood for their support; and be begs also to inform them that
he hes recently purchased
A PATENT HEARSE,
capable of carrying ten persons, and which may he had upon easy terms.
N.B.—The Patent Hoene renders the expense of Mourning 20111:11•11
quite, unnecessary. Orders promptly attendei to.

MILLERS' CUTLERY SHOP,
lIALL STREET, DUDLEY.
JAMES STO K ES.
(Formerly travelling with D. Mini.ort & SON'S Cutlery Van)
BEGS to return his sincere thanks to the Inhabitants of the District for the liberal
support received ohile travelling, aoil for the last no. o soars, at the above addles... His motto is still the
same—the Beat Article at the Lowest Price, and every Article Warranted.
MILLERS: IS TILE CHI APEST SIIOP IN THE DIETRICT
For all kinds of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, and Ratters; Electro-plated Spoons, Prong,. Fish Knives,
sugar Vongii, Cruets, and Toast Backe ; Bonding Jacks, Feeders, Fite-iroua. Saucepans, Cookiiig Pots. Tea and
Coffee Pots, Tee Tiays, Waiters. Bread, Node. soli thei•se Trays ; Copper Tea Kettlea, Can liestiek , Door Mats
and Cocoa Matting, all sin's; Brooms and Brush, of evilly description ; Swing Looking Olaaaea, Chimney
planes, Hair Brushes and Citnlis. Tooth and Nail tousle., Purses, rocket. Book., Day and Ledger, Memorandum
and Copy Books; Note Paper and Envelopes, Pens and Pc,ll.oldl rs, Playhig Cards, Dominoes, Cribbage Boards,
Chess and Draft Boards, and Men.
Mos ass beg reapectfully to tall the atteotion of the Public to their great variety of Cnocca.
A First-clasa Clock, goes eight days. and strikes the All kinds of FurnisLing Ironmongery at the Lowest
hours, for .t 1 is. Warranted for a year. possible Prices for cash.
A Fitst.clasa Boasting Jack, warranted to carry lilt.. Bir Cages of all kinds. Go and see Millers' pretty
(meeler, months allowed for proving the quality), for I Metallic Canary Cage at So.
Si 6,4, complete. ' in 7reat variety, from Is 6d each.
A Strong Copper Kettle, to bold 3 quarto, .0, a:, Lit,,,', Is each.
(heat variety of Tea '1 rays, in .et,, at 4s, 4. 6d, is, and Sawa and Files of ell kinds at Millers'.
Si. 6.1 the set. Our Sheffield Spectacles to suit all sight., at la per
A First-class Swing Gloss, 10in by 121 n in the plate, pair. Warranted.
for lOs 6d. Wumuiti d British Plate. Carpenter:, Engines re, and all kinds of Bales.
Bedroom Fenders, from Is 2d i•ch. Itontlisige's Engineers' Slide Rule, with Book, only
Sittingroom Fenders, with Stands, from 8s 3d. Is 6d. Karrauted correct.
Fireirons. in great variety, from Is the set. Measuring tapes in all lengths.
Buckets, Cool Hods, Slop Pails, in great variety, very Mathematical Instruments, from 21 6d the set.
cheap. Cheetorinain'a uietallie Isles and tapes.
Cocos Fibre Matting, 2 yards wide, at 3s per yard. Salter'a latent Spring Balrrces, to weigh !lam 1 oa. to
Oar Nickel Silver tea spoons, at Is 34 the half dozen, Scut. Wsrisoted correct.
are warranted to kis p their colour. Table spoons, to Bailey. Bourdon, and bilviiater's Patent Steam Guests,
match, at in 6d per pair. Sugar wogs, Wiper pair. from .81 OS.
First-clans El.:fru-plated Cruet Frame., from fie to Brame Ale taps, of all kinds, from 1, Sd each.
304 each. Ale and WOO, Measures. Spills and Spill Cups, Spit.
Table Knives and Forks, from Se 6d half doz. Wars taws, Ale Warn. rs. &c., for Poldicans.
noted steel. &loads supplied with Pans, Peoholderc Slates, Biota
A Strong Warming Pan, nib Steil, for 60. Peocils, kopy Books. &a.
ILLI,'RS' FOR EV LEV' 1I."
N.B.—J. STOILIS wishes it to be oud'earatood by him custem era that he ham no connect on what with any
osier Bosse in the trade, or with any parties hawkuig or travelling, nor will he be respousible for any gaols,
unless purchased from him at the above address.
NO/E THIL ADDRESS—
MILLERS' CUTLERY SHOP, 5 AND 6, HALL STREET, DUDLEY.

FOREIGN AND BRITISH CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
TO PUBLICANS, SHOPREEIERS, AND OTHERS.
000 D BRITISH CIGARS, From 7s. per Pound. FOREIGN DITTO, From 21s.
A CHOICE STOCK OF SUPERFINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, mld CIGAR HOLDERS.
BRIAR ROOT AND CARVED PIPES, IN GREAT VARIETY.
FANCY CLAY, BROSELEY, IRISH, and ST. OMER'S CUTTY PIPES.
INNKEEPERS SUPPLIED:—
BROSELEYS, BEST SMOKE ROOM, 4s. per Oros.; FINE BRISTOL PIPES, Tipped
Ends, 2..; SHORT CUTTIES, ls. Gd.
W. IL 0, WILL'S AND PURNELL'S CAI ENDISIL FINE lEIURNS, BLACK AND
OTHER TOBACCOS.
CIGAR CASES, POUCHES, FUSEE BOXES, and FANCY GOODS.
BELL'S FIXED STARS, PALMER'S VESIJVIANS, & CRYSTAL LIGHTS.
S. FIELD, pROPRIETOR,
•
92, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

UPHOLSTERING. CABINET MAKING, GENERAL
FURNISHING, •
AND
FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
C/1 13 5, lIIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
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T. IT pACKWOOD,
tal In announcing his Removal to snore cenvei lent and commodious Premises, 135, nigh- cn
street. and Victoria Passage, would is tie llist plaice fleet respectfully express his deep
fr.l gratitude to the Nobility, Uentry, and lu!.a.itents of the Town end Neighbourhood, f.r
liar very large and extended support anal patronage so liberally and kindly awarded to
IA bun for a period now extending over • quarter of a Century.
L. H. P. in soliciting • further continuance of his Potions kind support, pledgee
0 himself to use every energy and exertion is, order to give the hiphest aatiblitetion to all,
both with regard to the price and quality of Goods purchased at his Establishment.
g lie would *hip beg the favour of au noiptetion of his ITI
IXTENSIVE AND USEFUL STOCK OF FURNIIURF„
of every description. The increased aocommodstion in his New Show Rooms allowing
0 him, for the future, considerably to inereAse the stoa on bond, and thus offer greater 114 D
fr.• choice to those who may favour him with their potrouage.
ear• OBSERVK TUE AIJIJRIO6
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135, HIGH-STRF:ET, AND VICTOMA PASSAGE,
[Just above tire Talbot
L. 11. PACKWOOD.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
C. BLUNSOM,
HATTER, HOS' E R, AND GLOVER,
Having Wien the Premises,
185, HIGH-S 3 REET, NEXT DOOR JUT ONE ABOVE TIIE TALBOT HOTEL,
I-lAS OPENED TEE SAME
With a large and wet! selected
STOCK of MEN'S HATS, CAPS. TWEED & FELT HATS,
IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES AM) STYLES, CAREFULLY SELECTED FROM THE REST MARKETS.
In the MEN'S HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, his STOCK of
WOOL SHIRTS. ond SHIRTINGS. LONG CLOTH SHIRTS, TIES, SCARFS,
COLLARS, HANDLERCHILFS, GLOVES, tfc., &C.,
WILL EE FOI ND TO CONTAIN GOODS OF THE BEST MANTFACTTRE COIIIMIKD WITH TIM
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
AN EMILY INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.

TEA! TEA!! TEA!!!
CHEAPER, STRONGER, and BETTER than any House in the Midland Counties,
Always to be ottoined at the
OLD-ESTABLISHED FAMILY TEA WAREHOUSE,
149, HIGH-STREET, WIIThGE.
• 11. EDWARDS, PROPRIKTOIL
GOOD BLACK AND GREEN TEA, at Is Sd, 28, and 28 Eld per lb.
EXCELLENT REA( von strong ... Bs44.FINEST IMPORTED, only 48.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WHO FIRST REDUCED THE PRICE OF MEAT?
LLOYD,
THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND,
CHEAP MEAT ESTABLISHMENT,
FIrE WAYS, CRADLEY lIFATII.
Ws from Wolverhampton, a abort time ago. You remember the talk In fore he NM. here,
There came • cheap Botcher, I wish you to know; bey predicted the Meat would be awfully dear;
And the rest of the Butchers he dresdful wound And while chaining 10d. pr It. for their Chops
By reducing the Meat about ad or pound. They declared they vo re losing, and must abut up their
shop..
Very near the Five Wiry@ this ni•n does reside
Th 111 The Potcheraall round they *regal:wined I vow e Working an's Friend by mon, Mr Lloy'd ;
lu the beat and cheepeat lioket he goes for n, buy And would frighten him away if they could log tell how,
And the Working blanc picket to meet lie dues try. But he elands on a reek. ard the botcher. have proved
That tide Working Man's Friend can never be nioved.
Now hundred. of familia@ have ranee to rejoice, Then Friends rally round hire, and help him along,
1.•• • •hining per nound would truce now been the price, For LP I /ism by hi% shop SA onl.l I,i; very wrong ;
But for the thinly arrival of thin ,oraiolitforwara nice
Altim
uk
fled.
Who always will 101 l it as cheap ea he can. will
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS --
FIVE WAYS, CRADLEY HEATH.

IMPORTANT TO THE WORKING CLASSES!
WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR BOOTS?
a' OAKES'S ARE THE BEST FOR STYLE, QUALITY, AND CHEAPNESS.
25 Per Cent. Lower than any other house.

PUBLIC NOTICES.
COlll4l EXCBAXGR, STOUBBltlhali.
MENDELSSOHNN OR.ATORIn,
•• ELIJAH," will be pcifmnied dti
bridge BliltOollif Society, on TICSPAV /Akins
Ditotsineu 4th,1306.
PRINCIP %I% PISRFORNII
MISS EATON. MISS PALMER.
MR. WILLBYtt COOPER.
MR. WEISS.
The BAND and CIIOI.US will number upwaHc f
SIXTY PERFORMERS.
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Leader—Mß W. GRIFFIN.
Harmonium—Mß. A. SIMMS.
Conductor—Mß. S. 51M3103, Jun.
Tiekets : Reserved Seats, Se.; Family Tiebef-, to
admit Four and upwards. beach. Second Seats, ffc 6d ;
Family Tickets, to admit Four and upwerd2, 2,
Back Seats, ls
The Doors will be opened at 7.30; the Perforriaae•
will commence at 8.
Entrance to Reserved and Second Seats, Market-2feet%;
Back Seats, High-street.
Books of {UAW re be *Mimed be the Bedl ea lime --
night of performance.

SAMUEL INSULL,
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND GENERAL
AGENT,
HIGH-STREET, pnIERLEr DILL
All Business ptnetuelly attonded to. Charges stied,
thoderate. Money advanced upon every description of
Stock, Household Furniture, ske., for absolute Sale.
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WHITWELL'S CELEBRATED - -
C CYUCTI-1
FOR THE CHEST, LUNOs. AN!, LIVER,
Ave found to be the best Cough Medicine ever discovered,
and if taken in time, is a most powerful remedy in check-
ing the progress of consumption.
- Comment is unnecessary, these Pills speak for them-
selves. Hundreds and thousands MI testify to their ex-
tra,. dinary efficacy in all disorders of the Lungs, Chest,
mid I int r.
tlllilV,Li.S f ELEBRATED
COT_TO-1-1
FOR INFANTS AEI, ciiii.URRE,
Prepared in a Liquid form with the greatest care and
skill from the various ingredients of the above Celebrated
Pill, expressly for the use of Infants and Children, great
pains being taken to preserve its salutary action upon
the Stomach and Bowels, which renders it a most excel-
lent Family Mediciue for infants' teething, irratibility,
sleeplessness, in all kinds of Cough, especially in looping
Cough,
WHITWELL'S CELEBRATED
STOMA.CI-1
Foss THE HEAD, STollAcri, Li% ER, Asp BOWELS.
The surprising efficacy of these invaluable Pills in all
derangements of the Mead, Stomach, Liver, and Bowels,
is truly wonderful, being at the same time so mild in
their operation, that they may be taken with equal ad-
vantage by the most delicate constitutions.
From Mr. JAMES MARTIN H. LEWIS, Hawley, near
Stourbridge.
S am happy to Inform you that the first dose of you
Stunnah Pills gave me great relief. I have taken one box
and they have entirely removed the Dissiness and Noise in
my licsd, Sick Headache, and the wretched pain in my
Stomach, from which I suffered so long. I have bad no re-
turn of my complaint, thanks to your Invaluable Stomach
rills, and lam now as well as aver I was in my life.
Prepared in Boles and Bottles, price ld., la lid., and
Is. nil each, with directions for use, by
GEORGE WHITIVELL,
CHEMIST,
M ARK ET BALL, STOURBRIDGE.
ENGLAND'S REMEDY FOR INDI-
GESTION. It is 110 M an admitted fact that the
leading diseases of this country are Indigestion and Liver
Complaints. From one or the other of these complaints
the generality of the population of this kingdom are
buffering : and no either of them CRUM'S great debility and
eufferieg, it is el the greatest importance that they should
have i.roinpt attantionaLd ropertrealineut.
INDIGESTION.
Indigestion is • disorder of the stomach and lest intes
tiues or bowele, and sometimes extends itself to other
organs of the body.
The symptoms of Indigestion are—Difficult Digestion
of the Food, a sense of Oppression and Uneasiness of the
Bowels, sometimes LocsemEs,Furred Tongue, Impaired
Strength, Flatulence, Sickness, Headache, Palpitation
of the Heart, Pains in the Pit of the Stomach and
towards the Right Side, Sallowness of Completion, De-
pression of Spirits. Nervousness, Disturbed Sleep, Cold
Limbs, Feverish Heat, Flushing id the Face, Dryness in
the Mouth. Weakness in the knees; sometimes the sight
is dim, and the person is laid prostrate, and thus the
happiness of life, as far as health is concerned, is
destroyed.
In the treatment of Indigestion, the object to be sought
is to restore the stomach and the system at large to their
proper tone sad strength. These ends 250,1 he obtained
by the use of very mild aperients. vegetable bitters, and
astringent.. These remedies are to be found in the
CELEBRATED HERBACEOUS STOMACH
PILLS,
which are specially prepared for the cure of Indigestion,
Liver Complaints. end Nervousness, by THOMAS J.
EAOL.IiI", Chemist. High-street, Huston.
They are perfectly free from all mineral and mercurial
preparations. gamboge, croton oil, or any other of the
poisonous drastic drugs, which are so commonly used in
the preparation of Pills. The Herbaceous Stomach Pills
contain the extracts of some of the choicest digestive,
auubiliout, tonic, and aperient herbs and vegetables the
earth produces. For Ladies and Gentlemen 14 very
delicate constitutions, and subject to nervousness, they
are one of the very best medicines ever prepared. As a
rule, they give no pain nor occasion soy inconvenience.
Children of the youngest age as well as people of Adeline,'
years, may take them with the greatest safety. As a
family medicine they cannot be excelled. One trial win
be enough to establish them.
In confirmation of the above statement. hundreds of
testimonials might be given, but let the following be
sufficient:—
Mr. Downs, of Flayton's Bent, near Ludlow, Salop,
nays: ••
t was suffering very math from Indigestion,
Weakness, and Depression of Spirits, which rendered me
quite unable to attend to ley work fur several months.
Alter having had medical advice. and reciving no benefit
therefrom, I was induced to try Beigke's llecbsiieoss
A'hinisich dub, %Lich have done me so much good that I
Can now follow my employment with ease and comfort;
is fact, I feel quite anew sass."
So.d by most Chemists in the British Empire, at rid.
and Is lid each, or beet free for S or II stamps.
Wholesale Agents: Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Far-
ringdomstreet, London; Blesses. Sanger and Solis,
Oxford-street, London; and all Wholesale Medicine
Houses.
Retail Agents in this neighbourheod : Mr. Ford,
Printer, Biierley-Hill ; Hr. Levi, Bookseller, Stour-
bridge ; Mr. Cue, Chemist, Old Hill; Mr. Malley,
Chemist, Blackheath ; Chemist, Kicgswiri.
font ; Mr. Litre, btatiener, liniduniiester ; mid Mr.
Begun, Chemist, Dudley.
1„ le you want a delicious Relish, try Lorerock's
• celebrated }ALLY MAN'S SAUCE, or Currie
Relish for the niillmsn! Far roast or cold Meat, Hashes,
Steaks, Stews, Cutlets, Chops, Curries, cisme,
Poultry, Sanp,
dishes. This Sauce is universally esteetned for its I.e.'.
liar delicious rich throw, and is relishing in the highest
de4ree, with every kind of dish. Manntactored telly hy
R.nry Lowrock, cho.d.t, Ce,ventry-street, Siouan ielge
MA I sold Wbolesale and Retail, in bottles, 6.4, Is, and Its
each —Agents wanted.
CIIEAPES I. PASSAGE
TO ALL THE COLONIES.
NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CAN-
ADA, AMERICA, VANCoUVER's ISLAND,
Lc .by Steamers and Sailing Vessels, regularly des-
patched from loindom Livcrpool.
Apply to Edward Bent, Emigration Offices, Beat'
street. It rierley-bill.
Information given free to intending Emigrants. Peas
sage Warraids and Bounty Tickets attended to. (MOM
always on baud, and may be had at theehostest notice.

LUTLEY MILLS, NEAR HALESOWEN.I
J. BOURNE
Begs respectfully to inform
CORN DEALERS, FARMERS, & OTHERS,
That be has always a large Stork of all kinds of
Articles connected with the Trade, viz.
FLOUR, BEANS, PEA & BARLEY MEAL, OATS,
BRAN, 3ce., ate.
ALL GRINDING FOR lIIRE CARWRILLT ATTIINDED TO.
Tickets retnrned with Quantity on Delivery.
MM.: BLUE PIG INN, STONE-STREET,
J. For tiood ALE, WINES, and SPIRITS.

GENUINE CIGARS at
T. HOMER'S,
FIVE WAYS, CRADLEY HEATH.

ADVERTISING OFFICE
1,-MELD,
ADVERTISING AGENT FOR THE MID-
LAND COUNTIES'
AND
LONDON NEWSPAPERS.
MB. JAMES BOSTON HEYS, Professor
of Music, High-street. Cradley Heath.
kinds of Musical Instruments timed and re-
paired.
New Music at Half-price.
Pianofortes for Sale or Hire.

[Established 18251
4111118 it ..
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A CLEAR SAVING of 75 per cent, in
WROUGHT-IRON BOILERS for Brewing, being
the difference in price between Copper and Iron.
These Boilers are made of CHARCOAL IRON, specially
manufactured for the purpose , are mach cleaner and
more wholesome than Copper, and boil its quick with less
fuel; are perfectly smooth inside, every rivet being
countersunk. Any size from 20 to 5,000 Gallons can b
made.
THOMAS MEES, BOILER MAKER,
BRUMLEY HILL.
HOMER HILL BRICK WORKS, CRADLEY.
SA llf L WARR,
MANUFACTURER (IF BLUE, RED, BEST, AND
COMMON BRICKS,
TILES, QC' AIIPIES, CRI: BARN-ILOOR AND PAVING
Dawns, azo.

PUBLIC NOTICE TO TIIE INHABITANTS OF HALES
OWEN AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT.
GEORGE YARDLEY
BEGS to return thanks to the Gentry and
Public in general, for tLe favours he haa rlveised
from them in his CARRYING BUSINESS during the
last Ten years. and begs to inform them that he has
added an ACCOMODATION OMNIBUS to his business
to and from Birmingham daily, through Quinton, Beech
Lanes, and Edgbaston. Leaves the George hal. licks.
Owen, at 10 a.m., and the Plnenix Inn, Park-street, at
half-past three, and the Crown Ina, broad-street, at four
precisely.
STOURBRIDGE VETERINARY INFIRMARY,
EN 17 L LES TR EE T.
BLAKE WAY, in thanking! his numerous
• friends for their kind patronage, begs to inform
them that he has taken the LODGE FARM, CHAD.
DESLEY, where he has capital Lowe Hosea, and plenty
of Grass Land; therefore will be able to offer great ad•
vantages to any party requiring Tarn-out for Horses,
either in health or tii,•ente
F. Blakew ay begs to add that be keeps a first.clase Man
at the Farm, but his own residence is u.till at Stcurliridge,
therefore all °Wets should be addroised as above.
August Mb, 1666.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCO
WAREHOUSE,
FITT WAYS, cIi.IIILEY HEATH.
T. HOMER, PROPRIPTON.

IMPORTANT' NOTICE.
WSANDLAND'S STEAM RENOVATOR for
„ Cleaning Gentlemen's Clothes is the Latest
and Best PLin yet silopted.givin every article th.ap-
pearance of New.
W.SANDLAND,
DYER, cLEANER, AND FEATHER DRESSER,
"Tt
N.B.—lnee, Nt, uid 'Lublin Curtains Cleared quit
equal to Nen.
NEWS! NEWS!! NEWS!!!
SFIELD,
•
WHOLESALE & RETAIL NEWS AGENT,
92, Hiyh-strea, Stoat-bridge.
"DAILY POET "AND "GAZETTE,' Oa PER Doz.
Drake in all kinds of Periodicals and Newspapers.

R. ROBY,
CRICKETERS' ARMS, 96, HIGH STREET
STOURIILLIDGE.
Dealer in Wines and Spirituous Ligors, Tobacco and
Cigars of kirst•class Quality.

,t 2,000 IN CASH PRIZES TO LE
OF% EN AWAY.
See " THE UNIVERSAL NEWS' (the only Organ
of Rich Catholic Opinion in England.) Price 2,1, every
Saturday.
Order of any Ncirsagrnt, or fr( m the Head Office, 147
FleeCatrect, London, E.C.

DUNN AND lIEWETT'S
CHOCOLATE POWDER,
ICELAND MOSS COCOA,
11011itEOPATHIC COCOA, AND
MAIZENA COCOA,
Are all guaranteed to be Genuine, under a penalty of
Fifty Oswego, and atiU gaud unrivalled for Flavour and
quality.

DISCOUNT OFFICES, YICAN St, DUDLEY.
TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED
AD
LOANS GRANTED,
Rilwbie by Inntalments, on Personal or other Legs
Seen* it
WILLIAM HARRISON, Jun.
Thineattions will be 0 illy ConAlenlial.

SAUSAGES! SAUSAGES!! SAUSAGES!!!
HEDGE'S CELEBRATED SAUSAGES
May be had trt
MR. JOHN DAVIS'S,
COECTIONLR,
No. 7, MARKET-STREET, STOVRIIRIDGE,
PRICE 10D. PER POUND.

OYES! 0, YES!! 0, YES!!
9 Ceitainly the BLUE PIG INN, DUDLEY,
FOIL BTABLINO.
HURRAH! HURRAH I FOR THE
BLUE PIG INN, DUDLEY.
MR, HARDING,
SURGEON DENTIST,
(From 511, Belgrave-rd, Birmingham.)
I'LION the accomodation of his Patients, ham taken
Apartments at Mrs. Green's. 5.1, Iligh-street,
Stool-bridge, where he will attend every Friday from
Eleven till Four.
Every new improvement for adjusting Artificial
Teeth to the greatest nicety, accurately adapted for Art-
iculation and Maatilication.
CHILDREN'S TeeTH REGULATED-
It behoves every one to have their decaying Teeth
attended to, which not alone arc long preserved by
Mr- Ilarding's superior tilling, but also entirely freed
from pain.
CONSULTATIONS FOCI.

AS NURSE.
WANTED, a respectable YOUNG WOMAN,
about 25 years age. Must be a good Needle.
woman. A good character indispeusable.—Apply to Hrs.
Moore, Five Ways, Cradley Heath.

CORRESPONDENCE.
li teisi, it to he rliatinetly flaldee4tood that hp invrting
triter:l in thin eOll,Oll, ace iFo oilot 1.4,e6.11 idcliblyol.lCled
With the VilliVA3 ati VI r
To the Elitor if thr " Oliserrer."
Sim—ln reply t a the ob wry atone contained in Om
Brirelry 11.11 Adreetistr of Saturday last, under the
Dims Commissioner.," it is not the opinion of any
Q.C. which will indoce me to change mine unless I see
the cane which has been submitted Will the manager
(Mr. Addison) of the Ilia Ade, Irina, who is
ganerally present reporting at the Commissioners' meet.
ing, mud quite a partisan of Mr. Parry's. inform the rate.
pacars why Messrs. Perry, Collis, and Sin:plied did nut
give 111111 a copy of their case and opinion, in order that
the ratepayers of this Olin may judge oils value ? Mr.
Shepherd informed me on Thursday that be Inel not aces
the case or opinion. If the case had been la Li, ant
reasonable one, and the opinion quite satiate:: i a., the
clique and Mr. Addiansi, 1 have no doted bit lost the
ratepayers would have seen copies inserted iu the
11,11 'ec "tint r.
Will Messrs. Perry and Co., tar the satiated' in of the
ratepayi.rs, submit • case tar the opini an if C
upon the following pouts r—WLether the Stourbridga
Gas Works is a Joilli Stock Company estubt saeil by act
of Parliament within the spirit ant ineunitig f Pei 1M
sec. of the Comini al,inirs' Clauses Act, lOI:? nut
whether Musts. Ahroyd and Brooks, who are (1.111Stillre•
fielders. C4/1 set as Coininissiduers ander auy arms.
stances r
I am, Sir, your obedient servset.
C. W. PSESCOTT.
Stourbridge, November 19, 1
To the Editor of tht " Obs,rrrr."
Sin,—ln your report of the monthly 'uniting el the
Cominisaioners of Tuesday week last. Mr. P. rn stated
that i.e. in c.uujouaeti.au with labsía boils, Mr Sin-nett
and Air. Collis. Imd prepared a rear, and stilimitted it ti
an eminent QUl`ell'a coonscl," in reference to their fi,it
sets as inissi mere under the new Improvement BR
I aii.inl.l lily. t a u.k when 'r these expensel id seeking
co insel's opinion are to lie paid out of the towis'e er
seiether these three gentlemen paid their own coats r If
St the cost of the town, would it not lig well to give. at
the next meeting. the connael's opinion verhatini. tie that
the ratepayers may judge fur theMailves of the conatrw
tidn put upon it.
Yours truly.
A MA TEPATEIL
Stourbridge, November 22, ISM.

Notices of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, when prop-
erly authenticated, will be inserted in the Obscr rer free
of charge.
DIED.
On the 10th inst. at Belbrougliton, Algarnan, s sof
Mr. 11. Churchill, ajg,,d '2 ye'. in.
! On the 13th ins,. at tlrnesisbill, Belbrongbt,m,:aftcr a
long illness, Mr. Thomas Wheeler. agad 77.
On the 15th Mat, at 11.Througliton, Charles, son of Mr.
John Bourne, aged 11. years.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS. These direct
curatives act on the human body as mighty purifiris and
healers, which slowly, gradually, and safely work • change
for the better throughout the whole system. The 004
meat has almost a miraculous power in cloning and
healing old sores and ulcers, which had defied the highest
surgical skill; hot perseverance is necessary to attain this
end, as it would be unreasonable to expect that any nicer°,
skin disease which had been firmly rooted in the body for
years could be cared in few days. It cannot b too muck
to • trial of these noble re.sedies in any chronic ab
ceration or other foul wound ; in a short time they will
prove their virtues.