Part 30

Of every description, for Home and Exportation.

Children's Bedsteads, Cots, Swing Cots, Chair Bedsteads, Sofas, Couches, Chairs, &c.; Camp, Folding, and Portable Bedsteads of all kinds; Washstands, Towel Bails, Hat Rails, &c.

LONDON SHOW ROOMS AND WAREHOUSES: 43 & 44, TABERNACLE WALK.

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C.S. JONES, Fruit and Italian Warehouse,

43, GREAT WESTERN ARCADE, AND 44 MONMOUTH STREET,

BIRMINGHAM.

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THE OLDEST BOOK SHOP IN BIRMINGHAM.

HUDSON & SON, 18, BULL STREET.

Established in 1821 by the late Benjamin Hudson.

DISCOUNT ON BOOKS:

THREEPENCE in the Shilling, for Cash.

TWOPENCE in the Shilling, when Entered, and Paid for within a Month.

BINDING, ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPHY, and RELIEF-STAMPING.

STEAM PRINTING OFFICE

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THE

GRESHAM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

HEAD OFFICE: 37, OLD JEWRY, LONDON.

BRANCH OFFICE: WATERLOO CHAMBERS, 26, WATERLOO STREET, BIRMINGHAM.

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THE CASH SYSTEM.

"Heartily do I wish that shop debts were pronounced after a certain date irrecoverable at law. The effect would be that no one would be able to ask credit at a shop except where he was well known, and for trifling sums. All prices would sink to the scale of cash prices. The dishonourable system of fashionable debtors--who always pay too late, if at all, and cast their deficiencies on other customers in the form of increased charges--would be at once annihilated. Shop-keepers would be rid of a great deal of care, which ruins the happiness of thousands."--Professor Newman's Lectures on Political Economy.

HIGH-CLASS TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

ADAM JAMES BROWN, 26, COLMORE ROW,

OPPOSITE TEMPLE BOW WEST AND ST. PHILIP'S CHURCHYARD,

For Gentlemen who require no Credit, and who, whilst wishing to wear high-class Clothing, object to be taxed with other people's credit, bad debts, &c.