The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-08-09 00:00:00

SALES NY AUCTION.
.
NAGLEY STOCK SALE,
MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 11th.
500 SHEEP and LAMBS.
50 Head of Fat and Store CATTLE.
• quantity of PIGS.
A loon, Cart MARK.
The Sale at Eleven o'clock.
OATZS. PHRASES, and WOOLDRIDGE.

STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE,
MHE NEXT SALE will be held on the FAIR
_a. DAY, MONDAY, SIPS lst, 1813.
Early Entries solicited.
H. KING, Auctioneer.
Eltourbridge.

DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE TITHE.
FREE ESTATE.
In the Parish of BETTIVS in the County of SALOP,
41 Miles from Kerry S!ation on the Cambria* liMiway,
and 8 miles from Newtown, Montgomeryshire.
AND CONTAINING ALTOGETIIIIR,
345 ACRES OR THEREABOUTS.
ATR. H. KING is favoured with instructions
to SELL by AUCTION on Tussnav, the Gin
day of SNPTINBRII, 1879, at the BRAN'S 111 AD INN,
Newtown, Montgomeryshire, at Fore o'clock in the
AFTMENOON, in the fallowing or such other Lots as may
be decided upon at the time of Site, and subject to
conditions then to be produced, and which can be seen
at the offices of Mr. B. Chesshire, Solicitor, Temple
Row, Birmingham, three days before the day of Sale,
viz:—
Lot I.—All that desirable FREEHOLD and TITHE-
FREE ESTATE, known as " AItILECOTit Fang,"
situate in the Parish of Bettws, in the County of Salop,
consisting of about 335 Acres of ARABLE, MEADOW,
PLANTATIONS, and PASTURE LAND, with an rued-
lent HOUSE, ample Farm Buildings, and two Work.
men's COTTAOES.
This Estate is divided into cmvenient Fields chiefly
with a sonth-weatern aspect, lies within a ring fence and
adjoins the road leading from Clan to Newtown; it is
bounded bv Lands of Earl Powis, Mr. H. Lloyd, Mr.
Mantle, and Mr. Carter, and afford, capital Shooting
which may be increased, se there are several Covers on
the Estate and on the adjoining Properties.
' The views from the Property . very beautiful and
extensive. One of .be finest ~.noramas of Welsh
scenery is obtained from Kerry Pole, which is bat a
short distance from this Property.
The above will be found worthy the attention of
Capitalist as a sound and improving investment.
Lot 2 —A Piece of PASTURE LAND, FREEHOLD
and Tithe-free, part of the above Estate, situated on
the west side of the said road, to which it has • con.
siderable frontage, and conflating about Fourteen
Acres.
Particulars, with lithographed plans, may be had fear.
teen days before the sale, at the Bear's Head Inn. New-
town ; or of B. Cheeshire, Esq., Solicitor, Temple Row,
Birmingham; or of the Auctioneer, Stourbridge.

POTATOES.
HIGLEY, BROOM, AND CLENT.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured wifh Instructions front the Widow of
the late Mr. W. Davenport. to SELL by AUCTION, at
ths CROSS INN, HOLY CROEII, CLENT, 011 WEDNEsDAY,
AVE,ViT 20th, 1873, at six o'clock in the evening, in Lots
of One Acre each a FIELD of POTATOES at Hagley,
occupied by Mr. T. Tolley, containing four acres; a Field
at Broom, occupied by Mr. Morton, containing eight
acres; a Field in Maltkouse•lane, Holy Cross, containing
Ours acres.
Mrs. Davenport, Holy Cross, will cause the Lots to be
pointed out.

FURNITURE &c.
BRETTELL LANE.
rESSRS. OATES, PERRENS, and
WooLDRIDGE are favoured with instructions
horn Mr. Joseph Stevens, who is changing his residence,
Li SELL by AUCTION upon the premises at BRETTELL
LANZ, near Stourbridge, on Idownsy, AUGCST 18T1I,
1873, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Books, Linen, Glass, China, &c.
The Sale to commence at 12 for I punctually.

THE DOCK, WORDSLEY.
TO PARMERS, BUILDERS, BOATHUILDERS
CARPENTERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, BLACK
SMITHS, and OTHERS.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with Instructions from Messrs.
• Webb and Sons, who are dissolving partnership, to
SALL by AUCTION, upon the Premises, lug Doce,
WoNDSIJIY, near Stourbudge, on MONDAY, BNPT. I.t,
1879, the whole of the STUCE.IN-TR.ADE, comprising
▪ quantity of Mound and Converted TIMBER, including
Boat Planking, SeruWinp, Boards, ; BUILLINti
MATERIALS, Windows, Doors, am ; Carpenters' Work
Beurhes, Grindstones, in.; Boat-builders' Tooli,Stove,
Boiler, die.; Lilting Jask, Cramps, Gripes, !sc.; New
and Old Iron, Strong Timber Carriages, Broad and
Nanow-w heel Carts, Broad•sv heeled Wagon, new W heels
for Strong Carriage, Timber and other Chains, Ban,
Slippers, die.; useful Gig, Set Harness, quantity of
Gearing, Lead Piping, Drainage Pipes. Bean and Malt
Mille, Chaff Engines, Office Futures, 3:c.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock.
Catalogues may be had of the auctioneers; at the
Place of Sala; or at the lune in the Neighbourhood.

FREEHOLD LAND.
OLDSWINFORD, Near Stouriridgs, Worcestershire,
w2il2lthiSdEayL
of
by
A LV on rIBAUCTION,
73 a
-ATNGthe
the BELL BOTIL, STOUR/MIDGE, at six O'CJOCk ID the
afternoon precisely, • Piece of FREEHOLD LAND,
containing about one acre and • quarter, situate in the
Parish of Oldswinford, Worcestershire, and near to the
toll bar on the turnpike road leading from Stourbridge
to Worcester, and to which road it has • considerable
frontage.
The Property is well situated and suitable for Building
Purposes, and is now in the occupation of Mr. W. It.
Brookes.
For farther particulars, apply to Mr. Acton Pardo.,
Attorney, Smithey ; or the Auctioneer, latourbridge.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
WITH THE .
MINES AND MINERALS THEREUNDER.
SITUATE AT
THE FURNACE, near HALESOWEN.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. S.
LEONARD, at the ISHEsstosr. HOTEL, HALM.
OWRN, on TUERDAT, the 2nd day of SEPIK/MYR, 1573,
at Sin o'clock in the evening, subject to conditions then
to be produced. the undermentioned Valuable FREE-
HoLD PROPEICIIES, with the whole of the MINES
and MINERALS thereunder, in the following or such
other lots as may be agreed upon at the tune of sale.
LOT that Valuable, well-accustomed, Old
Licensed PUBLIC-HUUsE and PREMISES, known
as the "Loyal Lodge of Free (Jivers Inn,' situate at
The Furnace, near Halesowen, aforeesid, containing
kitchen, shop, three bedrooms, large club room, with
room over, brewhouse, pantry, three collars, stable,
garden, and other appurt.tiances thereto, now in the
occupation of Reuben Parsons. Also all that D W ELL-
-INO HOUSE adjorning, in the occupation of Joseph
Nock, the whole containing an area of 750 square yds.
or thereabouts.
LOT 2.—A1l those Four FREEHOLD MEISSUALII6II
or DWELLINti HOUSES, aojoing lot 1, with the
nailshops, gardens, piggeries, and other appurtenances,
in the occupation of lieorge Male, Janson iromans
Daniel Jones, and Pliinea* Parsons, at the annual.rental
of £27 tie, and containing an area of 725 square yards.
or thereabouts.
LOT those three FREEHOLD MESSUAGES
or Dwelling Houses adjoining Lot 3, with two nailshope
gardens, end other appurtenances thereto, in the occa•
pati.in of Charles White, John Price, and Thom.
Wiley, at the annual rental of £l9 Is 44., widgeon-
trauma 310 square yds. or thereabouts.
Lot 4.—Ali thoie two EltkiElluLD FIELDS of
LAND adjoining lots 1, Sand 3 ; also Laud of the
Right ROI, Lora Lyttelton andifdr. S. T. Weston; and
the river Stour, and containing with the 4111 river, an
area of 2a Or lop, or thereabouta4
: For further particulars, end to inspect plan, apply to
Mr. T. Hornet, Solicitor, Bnerley Hui Ana Colley Oats
or the Auctioneer, Cradle; Heath.
_
FOR SALE.—FOWLER'S MAP and Refe-
rence of the Parish of Ringswinford,—For pant.
madam, apply at the Observer Vacs, titousbndge.

AS FOC RBBIDGN.
VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSINESS
PREMISES,
in Lid but part of HIGH-STREET.
SIR DESIRABLE FREEHOLD MESSUALIES,
Ia ANUEL-STREET.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with Instructions to SELL by
AL CIION, at the IALIOT HOTEL, bTOCELBILID6I, on
IIoADAY, the 11th day of August, 1673, at live o'clock
in the Afternoon, eUbjeet to t. on:lawns then to be pro-
dd.:a, the undermentioned ve: j oduable FREEHOLD
1 joFiKi 1k.6, viz :
Lot I.—lnat well•known INN, called the " Coach
and Horses, situate in the nest part of High-atreet,
Stosrbridge. Also, the FDA St, LiOF, and S'rendses
adjoining, oCetipind by Mr. Joshua Alford, and the
6.1101, occupied by Mr. tieorge North,
together with the large Yard, extensive :Stabling, Uardea,
and liatbundings thereto belonging, contiandag 2,400
square yard..
Lot S.—Three Frond silit/Pri, with the kIOI.7SES
and Outbuildiap, adjoining Lot 1, in the occupation ot
Mr. Handley, Air. tt Mon, and Mzel. Kendrick. Also, the
DV ELLIN tir-kIOL dr. and krcuaisea at We back, occu-
pied by Mr. U. 'NORIO, containing 530 square jards.
Lot 3.—Six wribbuilt,MESEUAliEd, ituate in
Angebstreet, together with the Outlduldwgs, Oardens,
and AppUXteniiii ui the respcctiVe occupation ot
Thomas 'rust, kienjamiu„Brown,.aud others, containing
1,135 square yards.
For Flans and Particulars, and further information,
apply to Messrs. liarward, Shaphod, and Rarward,
wodeitord ; to litaiirs..USWl, Yerrena, and Wooldridge,
Land Agents, or to Mr. Vi Stun, Auctioneer, all of
Ittourbridgd.

trIOUBBRIDGE AND LYE.
•
Inaperiaat Sale of FitERHOLD BUILDING and '
ACCOMMODATION L ; SITES for IiANU• !
b'ACTORIES, immedlately adjoining to the Stour-
brags Railway Station, and to the Intourbridge
Itailway, at by.; also, COTTAGES, LAND, and ,
tiardens, at Lye and litoerbridge.
Massas.
(yaRS. PERREN S, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with instruction+ trout Nraucis
'league Ituffuril, Ensure, to ShiLL by ACC lION, at
the IsLitot thirst, szonimitinos, un Abasiiit, the 12th
day of •Vauaz, 1071, at rive oniock 10 the Alteriaeon,
enujeet to sundluons then to be produced, in various
Lots, the underesentioned FRES GOLD PitOPLUTIES
At L FE.
Eight COTTAGES, a parcel of LAND, formerly part
of klrettelle Brialtyard, sod MINES wider the stoat-
bridge itaiillsy and under cerlitui Linde on the north
side of the Stoarbridge
At
.L IE.
Several Parcels of BUILDING or ACLOMMODA.
1101, LAND, with We MIN thereunder, updn the
heath aide of end immediately enjoining the sworbridge
Railway, comprising ea. 2r. 3p., in t Ire Lots. :this
Land is favorably eituated fur a Siding into the said
railway.
At STOURIIIILDUE.
• Piece of blue Old TURF LAND, at Clatterbatch,
near fitourbridge, known as tiough's meadow, with the
MINES thereunder, containing As. nr. Up.
At IiTUDNBRII'UE.
Eight DWILLLINU-ROUSES, with Gardens, at
Portobello, in the occupation of Mr. William Bloomer,
sad ethers.
At OLDSWINI'ORD.
• Parcel of BUILDING LAND, immediately adjoin-
ing to Stolubridste Railway Station, and fronting the
toad to Chastain, eomprising Oa. Sr. Ibp.
• Comfortable HOU elk: with Garden, adjoining the
last-described, together with a AIk.LD of rich old loot
LAND, immediately adjoining to the Stouxbridge Ban-
Way notion, and fronting the road to (Ammonia, com-
prising Is. Or. Op.
• Parse' of OLD TURF LAND, on the West aide of
sof immediately adjoining to the Stotabridge Italiwihy
Station, eomprising 4.. Ir. 17p., in two Lots.
These last three Lots offer unusual facilities for
Biding, into the Stourbridge Railway Station, and for
famines and sending off taw matertals and =snafu.
tared goods, by the rail's;.
Plans and Partimilars, and any further Information,
may be had of Meagre. Ramrod, Shepherd, and Raiward,
solicitors, Stolubridp ; or of Messrs. Oates, Porten.,
and Wooldridge, Land Agent., litombridge.

BIRMINGHAM LEA IHER AND SHOE
TRADES.
jblOß'rN IGHTLY AUCTION SALES,
By JOHN WAND,
MARKET HALL PAIMAGE, BULL HANG,
Esactly °ivories Entrant' to Market
Catalogues, Am., on application.
ripu LET, ilieterery Eligible and Spacious
-L BUSINAtinPUt.MIdS, No. 49, Higuutreet.,
me:abridge, awl near to the primeval hotel.—lfor par-
uccilars, awl to west, apply to Mr. John Oasis, °optic-
hoer, Market-street, btourbridge.

MALESUIV EN.
--
rFO be LET, with Immediate Possession,
a CAPITAL FAMILY HULSE, with btable,
Loach-house, Uarden, and all sonvenienns for • tien-
teel Fau.ily, situate in ilalesowen. For rent, and to
Virf, apply to Mr. Mayes, so/minor, flalanwen.
MONEY to LE an
ND, in sums of £lOO d
upwards, for a fixed term of years, at C per cent.
..... t.—Apply to Messrs. BOTIUI, 111, Lincoln's Inn
Binds, Lonoon.
•
MONEY TO BE LENT in town or country
to Um:abeam:l, Formers, tradesmen, or others,
from £5O and upwards upon personal aecarity. Interest
per cent, per annum, from one to seven years. No
communion or charges made. Also sums from/I,oooOn
mortgage, at ci per cent, on freehold or leasehold pro.
party, for any term not exceeding 21 years.—Apply to
Mr. HIIIIT /lowan', Civil Engineer and Surveyor (late
Ilirdlestone and Barclay) 11 luston-sanare, London.

TRADESMEN'S £DDRIDI3II2B.
THE OLD KIND'S HEAD INN,
HIGH-0271MT, STOCrEBRIDOB.
TOHN SKELDINO begs to inform the
I) 'Milts generally that he has taken to the above
wall-known Inn, and hopes by strict attention to alit
'hue et support.
ALES, WINES, SPIRITS, AND CIGARS, OP THE
BEST QUALITY.
WELL-AIRED BEDS.
AN ORDINARY ON MARKIT AND COONTY COUNT DAYS.

SESURITY IN •REDITINSI.
FLINT & CO's
BRITISE AND FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
(Estalliahed 1960.)
Read Officals :-66, Cheapaide, out 1, Bew-lans, N.C.
Branches :—Manc.hestu, 88, Mosley-street, and 6,8, and 10, Bond-street; Blachbors, 3, Tacketwatreet;
Leicester, 42, Belvoir•street ; Edinburgh, 72, Princewatreet; Newcaetle, 63, Grey-street ; alasgow,
33, R•attehl-street, Argyle-street ; Berk, 70, South Mall; Bublin,lo, Heary-etreet.
Bankers :—National Provincial Bank of England.
This 01Bee make molt and ewer, inquiry (no matter how
closely it follows on a previous Inquiry) the subject sa
afros& isocaligation. Beferenees to more than Ten
Thousand Firms.

THOMAS HANSON,
(OF THE "STORES," UNION PASSAGE),
E.g. to tender his warmest Thanks to the Public of Birmingham for the very
liberal support awarded him in the Beer Trade during the lut eleven years, and
to intimate that he has now purehased that uld•establiahed Wine and Spirit
Trade carried on at
T" NEWMARKET INN,
50, WORCESTER-STREZT, BIRMINGHAM,
For the purpose ot supplying his customers with
PURE AND GENUINE FOREIGN WINES
AND SPIRITS,
AT PRICES CONSISTENT WITH THE QUALITY OF THE
VARIOUS BRANDS.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISIIMENT,
STONE4ITREET, DUDLEY. '
GEORGE MORRIS
bblii.eSteitire.ralls, Ldfobregths
the iurNestarn
M°l6lee. ived in the DEPARTMENTRALtb ?ti
of etoveryuridne ticti support
will always be his study to merit • continuance of that support by PHRSONAL attention, and the conduct.
jug of FUNZIALI in the most solemn manner, and upon the most reasonable terms. Cabs, Cars, wig
MP on hire on the Shortest Notice.
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE
Which I. • decided Improvement upon the Beams we have bees aseustomed to see. Its appearance
elegant, and with a pair of frst-elase black horses, would do as discredit to the funeral rites of the upp
°lame.
By this arrangement the very unseemly praetiee of placing the coffin either beneath the mourners or
underneath the hatantaroloth of the cosehinan, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Hearse becomes more extensively knows, it cannot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
**• °MIMI THS ADDY/MU-
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

ONE Box of CLARKE'S B 41 Pills is
warranted to onre all discharges from the Urinary
()spas, in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Omni
and Paine in the Maiik.—Sold in boxes, a 64 eash, by
all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to
any address for 60 bump. by the M.kor, F. J. Cx.ssin,
Consoling Chemist, High-street, Lineoln.—Wholesaie
Agents, haaccsr & bons, Lendon,and all the Wholesale
Houses.
bold by A. P. Morris, Chemist, Steurbridge.

FREE EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND,
AUSTRALIA.
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT OFFICES,
82, CRONIN* CPAS., LONDON.
Owing to the great demand in the Colony for labour,
the Agent•Osieral will pant under the New loinugration
Aet, passed on the 2nd August, 1879,
FREE PASSAGES
AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS
Married and Single, and to
FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
withist undertaking to rem the ositt of passage; and
ASSISTED PASSAGES
t. Mechanics and ether eligible persons, at lower ratio
than the octet of Passages to Lemmas or the United
Blots&
£2O Lend Order Warrants, pa' Adult, tined te Per-
sons paying their own fall passage to the Colony.
Earths, information on opplieetten
APPOITISD Amy lon Ittanix.ar Host:—
MR. EDWARD BENT,
BIiNT-E71.1211.
Ton ILIDDIRMINSTIN—
MR. W. R. HASELL,
SILVAZSTREET.

THE OLD CRISPIN INN
eHURCH-STRBET, STOULBRIDOIL
WILLIAM TALE begs to inform his friends
sag the Public, that be barn taken to the above
well-kaolin lan.
A. ORDINARY ea COUNTY COURT, MARKET,
sad STOCK BALE DAYS.
WELL-AIRED BEDS.
ALES, WINZS, sad CIGARS • the beet Quality.
N.B.—Oood Stablisg.

CHEAPEST PASSAGE TO
ALL THE COLONIES.
NEW ZEALAND, AVSTRALIA, THE
DIAMOND FIELDS, AMERICA, CANADA,
CHINA. JAPAN, Ire., rim, ;by Royal Mail and other
!Roamers and Sailing Packets, regularly despatched from
all Seaports in England. Books, Maps, and Tickets of
Embarkation, obtained of Rdward Beat, Emigration
Offices, Bent-street, Brierley Hill.

MR. WHITTLE,
AUCTIONEER AND PUBLIC•HOUSE
APPRAISER,
Having had to REMOVE from his Into olfloes at Bir-
mingham, respeatfally aanounees that he haserranged to
airy on him Profession at his Redolence, Holy Cross,
Clout, Stourbrihge, where he respectfully solicits sop.
port from Publimas and others, either wanting to buy
or sell a Fablie-house, or any other kind of Property.
Late of Old-street, London.
Cask advanoed on Property intended foe Sale

ARM hi&led, 111 14., dory Free,
ANsv Illustrated BELF•ESTIMATING
CATALOGUE for HOUSE FURNISHING,
with faU deseription arid primed the Articles, profusely
Illustrated, and general samestiens. By ILDHIN
STRINGER, Cabinet llanataetarer and oompliite
House Varnisher, Commersial DuiMap, Stoarbridge,
and 19, 90, and 91, Mill•sireet, Knideentiaster.

pp. 150 sloth, ii; post hue for le Stamps.
DOG DISEASES TREATED BY HOME-
OPATHY. —By J•wis Neoax, 21.E.C.V.8.
London : James Epps & Co., Homeopathic Chemists,
48 Threadneedleetreet; 170 Piccadilly ; and 112 Great
Bussell-streit. Btourbridge : J. H. Eland and A. P.
Morris. Bewdley : B. Newman. Worcester: T. With-
erington.
H0W101,14110 MlDlCllllll.—Caution.—Eaula bottle or
tabs of medieine is seared by • band over the cork bear-
ing the signature, "James Epps rk Co., Homeopathic
Cheisista, Loudon," without which 11 00 ease sea it Do
genuine.

MR. JAMES BOSTON HEYS, Professor
et Neale. High•etreot, Cradle, Heath.
11.1.—A1l kinds et Nutted laateaatanta tazioi aad
mitred.
New Neale at Haltvriee.
PIANOFORTES FOR SALE OR HIRE.

HENRY pRATT'S
C HEAP EATING 110IIRE
AND
REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
No. 11, LOWER 11.16111STIMET. STOURBRIDGX
TRIPE AND COW HEELS, EVERY THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENINO.
DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS.

Pl-102100-I=2l-I-Y.
--
SERGEANT HARRY STANLEY BIRD,
CONTINUES to take the best PORTRAITS
in the Town, at his APOLLO STUDIO, No. I,
TALBOT•EITREET (OpDOtlite the Bell Hotel, Market-street).
All Parties who wish to have Sparkling Eyes, Smiling
Faces, and Splendid Figures, should visit his Museum of
Photography. Specimens are exhibited at Mr. Butler's,
Stationer. High-street.
Mn. H. Bird (who is a thorough artist) will attend
upon Ladies if preferred, and all parties can see their
Negatives before leaving; ant 11. Bird guarantees good
and perfect Likenesses.
None but Brat-rate l'ortraits sent out at Is per Dozen;
Half a Dozen, 3s. Groups of Friends, or Schools, takeu
very sensor ably, regardless of numbers. Machinery
Oil Paintings, Engravings, Animals, and Equestrlau
Figures Photographed at the Above Establishment.
No. 1, TALBOT...ABM', TOUPPI'MGE.

PUBLIC NOTIONS.
_
STOURBRIDGE WATER WORKS COMPANY
(LIMITED).
'O TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
I.‘ ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the
Shareholders of the Stourbridge Water Works Company
(Limited), will be held at the Company's Offices, No. 1,
CHURCII-STREET. 111 the Township of Stourbridge, in the
County of Worcester, on Moaner, the 25th day of
AUGUST hut, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, to receive
the Directors' Report, and to adopt the same or other-
wise; to declare a Dividend; and for the purpose of tram
sacting the general business of the Company.
(By Order),
GEO. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
Company's Offices, Stourbridge,
Aug. 4th, 1873.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.
ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12th
and 13th, SPICIAL TRAINS (let, 2nd, and
3rd class), in addition to the Ordinary Service, will
leave Birmingham (Snow Hill), Stourbiidge, and
Dudley, for WOLVERHAMPTON, as required,
from 10.30 am.; and return, AS required, after the
Races, calling at all intermediate Stations, in each
direction.
For further particulars see handbills.
WORCTSTERSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SHOW
At EVESIIAM, AUGUST 13th and 1411.
On THURSDAY, AUGUST 14th, a Cheap EXCUR-
SION TRAIN will ran to EVESHAM, leaving Bir-
mingham (Snow Hill) at 8.50, Randaworth 8.57,
Smethwick Junction 9.2, Oldbury 9.7, Rowley 9.12,
Wolverhampton (Low Level) 8.40, Bilstou 8.47,
Daiaey Bank 8.51, Princes End 8.55, Tipton 9.0,
Dudley 9.6, Round Oak 9.15, Brettell Lane, 9.20,
Crsdley 9.20, Stourbridge 9.30, Hagley 9.36, and
Kidderminster 9.55 am.; and returning the same
day.
For Fares and full particulars see Handbills.
J. GRIERBON, General Manager.
Paddington Terminus.

THE COOPERAGE,
Is, HIGH•STIIBBT, .6TOURBRIDGE.
E.
ej 0 N E S .
(late Samuel Jones),
COOPER AND PACKING CASE MAKER.
ALL KINDS of BREWING and DAIRY UTENSILS
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
REPAIRS EXECUTED on the SHORTEST NOTICE.

49 WOE THII BLOOD IS THN
A; Ike Daissiossy, chap. Mi.. verse 111.
CLARKE'S
WORLD FAMED
IBLOOD MIXTURE. i
Trade Mark.—" Blood Mixture."
Ta =EAT MOO PURIFIER & INTORII
01,-a, tug KL.ticwarli.g L... 1,,,t111011.1 1411101,unties
cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and sores of all
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Cures Old Sores
Cures Ulcerated Sores in the Week
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs
Cures Blackheads, or Piples on Pace
Cures Scurvy Sores
Cures Cancerous Ulcers
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases
Cures Glaedular Swellings
Clears the Blood from all Impure
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As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warranted
free from anything injurious to the most delicate eon•
etitution of mth Proprietor solicits sufferer, to give it •
trial to test its value.
Thousands if Testimonials from all parts.
Bold in Bottles 21 301 each, and in Cases, containing 6
times the quantity, 115 each—sufficient to effect. per-
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GRAND FETE OF THE SEASON.
THE GLASS MAKERS AND CUTTERS
OF STOURBRIDGE and WORDSLEY,
Will (by the kind permission of H. Shutt, Esq.),
hold their Eighth
GRAND IJICNIC!
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1873,
For the benefit of their Benevolent Funds, in the
Beautiful Grounds,
AT PEDMOtIE, BAGLEY ROAD,
Adjacent to the famous Clemt Hills and Splendid Seat
of Rt. Hon. Lord Lyttelton,
A Magnificent
PROCESSION!
OF THE 11811BERS OF TaIi:TRADE,
Will leave the Marquis of Granby, Andnatn, at 10.30,
and:march:to Wordsley; returning, and march
through Stourbridge, direct to the Ground,
arriving there precisely at Twelve o'clock, con-
ducted by the following Celebrated and Military
Bands:—
THE "ROYAL STAR" PRIZE BAND,
That gained the First Prize at the great Brass Band
Contest held at Stratford-on-Avon, the Judge on the
occasion being Mr. Fred Godfrey, Bandmaster of the
Coldstream Guards, will perform selections from the
most popular and favourite Pieces of the day.
THE WORCESTERSHIRE MILITIA
DRUM AND FLUTE BAND,
THE BRIERLEY HILL SAX-HORN BAND, '
THE STOURBRIDGE QUADRILLE BAND.
Elegant, Classical, and Comical
ACROBATIC ENTERTAINMENT,
By the
RICARDO TROUPE,
(Five in Number),
Admitted by the Press and the Profession to be the
most talented and versatile artistes of the day.
England's Premier Gymnasts and Trapezists,
THE BROTHERS ALFRANO,
In their grotesque Ring Performance and Leaps for
Life.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF STOURBRIDGE
MANUFACTURED GLASS,
Kindly contributed by the Manufacturers and
Artisans of the District.
The Birmingham Favourite and Original Dummy
Comic,Vocalist,
DICK SANDERS.
Balloon Ascents ! Singing and Dancing until Dusk!
With a great
_variety of Entertainments.
Admission to the Grounds, 65 each; to the Exhi-
bition, 3d, Shads admitted collectively at Id each
scholar, to be paid at the gate by the Teachers.
No Hawkers allowed on the Ground, or the High-
way leading to the Grenade.
W. IL. PACKWOOD, Sec.

TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
CONSULT A LONDON PHYSICIAN WITHOUT
FEE.
DR. HENRY SMITH, who has devoted
twenty-five years exclusively to the treatment of
Diseases of the Nervous System, resulting from Ex-
haustion ef Nerve-power, the result of Indiscretion,
WILL, FOR THE BENEFIT OF PATIENTS WHO
CANNOT VISIT HIM PERSONALLY, on receiving a
statement of their case, send by return of letter of advic
with instructions, which, if followed, will ensure a cure..
TESTIMONIAL TO DE. HENRY SMITH.
DR. SMITH has received up to date, March, 1873,
FOURTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY - FIVE
written testimonials from Patients who reside in the
country in proof of his successful treatment conducted by
Correspondence only.
Address, Dr. H. SMITH, 8, Burton-oresent, London.
Jest published, for two stamps.
GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE and
INSTRUCTIONS, for the CURE of NERVOUS
DEBILITY. By Dr. HENRY SMITH, of the Culver-
city el Jena.
ThG Pamphlet is specially Addressed to Sufferers
from Nervous Debility and all Diseases of the Nervous
System resulting from Exhaustion of Nerve-power, the
effect of Indiscretion. Gives the NEW SPECIAL TREAT-
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and Physical Depression, Palpitation of the Heart. Noises
in the Head and Ears, Indecision, Impaired Sight and
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in the Back, Timidity, Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Ground-
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Thousands of Sufferers have been restored to Health and
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Illustrated with Testimonials from grateful patients.
The Pamphlet will be sent free by post to any address on
veceipt of two penny stamps.
Address, Dr. H. SMITE, 8, Burton-crescent, London
W.C.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
CONSULTATION BY LETTER WITHOUT FEE.
DR. H. SMITH, the Eminent Specialist for
the Cure of all Debilitating Diseases, will,forths
benefit of Country Patients who cannot consult him per-
sonally, on receiving descriptione of their ease, send his
opinion, with advice and directions for the most success-
ful restoration to health and vigour.
Addrese, Dr. H. SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, London
WC.

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