The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-10-23 00:00:00

AGRICULTURE.

BEANS FOR HORSES.—There can_ be no danger in
using new beans not hardened in the stack ; kiln dry-
ing would enable them to be crushed ; 4 bushels of
beans uncrushed will'nearly increase to 6 bushels when
crushed ; and crushed beans—say half a peck to three-
quarters per day, soaked in water and given with cut
hay, will keep a horse in excellent condition, will be
equal to a peck or more of oats, but boiled beans will
beat the whole for the nutriment furnished to the
horse.. The grooms of entire horses are very fond 0,

IARD.

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FASHION'

THE new patterns in almost ev;
troduced for autumn and winter
sisting mostly of stripes or cheque'
is obtained by the tasteful arran,
Some of the most beautiful of the
perpendicular stripes, figured wit,
of flowers of various hues. The
mentioned among the chequered Pa,
general favour. Dresses of stripe('
terns are well suited for mournini.
a good arrangement of the hues uso,
style of costume ; for instance, bla‘
white. Some of the new raournin;
silk have flounces bordered with a
black and grey.
Others, compost
ornamented with violet or grey stri,
dicular or in the bayadere manner, a'
either plain or figured. d f"
Plush has recently been emPlgre
dresses intended for. half mourraug•
dresses consists of black moire antique'
is ornamented with five bands of 105,1 ;
width, placed horizontally. These ba11.07,t"
Of a dark-grey tint, and are sprigged «n
of
corsage has a basque trimmed with ros"o,s9
the sleeves, which are of the pagoda ibrde-9,v
in a corresponding manner. The tiligiafre
pared for this dress consist of three Pgi, fo!filic
separated by bands of black velvet, egoscoee
bow and flowing ends of the SaPje%iiivs,•,:iflltea
tyi
ball-dresses intended for slight Ot,ii 001,111: t fes
of white crape and tulle, and afsiogily-'1
trimmings consisting of small tufts°.
and sprigs worked in black bugles;„(10-, fir
Among the elegant, novelties ill'paris'il-eot
may be mentioned afichie,
have named the Fichu fefl'" cre
popular actress of that name. Ueli ared
which tile,omplitill,
form of a pelerine, the ends of wrbows f icy
front, where it is usually fastened ode °
ribbon. The _Fichu Ristori maY "e
black lace, or of white muslin. fashioy
Black lace will be more than evei.r4 of OA
ing the coming winter. In anticir.ll; en,_nfi
demand, our manufacturers are 101.'n leavi4
preparation of this beautiful article, p,5
We understand that the lace now ue-:fr
be of superior quality, and that inferi"
likely to be much in demand. are
1;i
Some of the new velvet jackets otopy
broidered and trimmed, with a fall of
a-yard deep. The sleeves, reaellin,Srp', ocerk
elbow, are edged with a frill of veic- ro off
placed a frill or fall of lace.
ribbon fixed to the under part of the ~Now I a,
Three "9-elfetoi
tains the trimming, and permits a to 10,
gracefully over the under sleeve'. I'4! val/
fastened in front by buttons, either °" • e
or oUijouterie. . atit'
SeTeral small cloaks, suited for the
public places, have reached London fr°J-trill;
are composed of coloured velvet, and are, I)r°:',;.'
fringe, surmounted with a band of fans. (.1
are lined with plush. One very elegrall,ll;,
of white cashmere. It is trimmed sir;;Jr
of fringe, and lined with white
Newspaper.

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Printed and Published every Tuesday 11fornio, 're,rch)
ROBERT PEARSON THACKER,_Of I`l,°*rikflvto'lier")
STANDARD GENERAL PRINTINuAv Ocw-
GEORGE'S CRESCENT, Liverpool

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lalt of
giving a feed of boiled beans 1661 inn fl -00
journey. It is their rime feed; itlArLs'aal'o
mixed with water (51bs. or Os.), all", "ii ,11ortij: '
the horse, will make them hog-fat 'll,l hsll'"
though the wheat itself whole woul.ia. ~,f0,4
and causing them to shed their hoofs flat, l",
1
attacking the sensible lamina of the ~1 elej
translation of the disease, produced
Til jOrdo
stomach, to the feet, and which, ill a-re Di ".
came under my own observkion in a Vah4
was the saving of the mare's life. irlie An
produced after a lapse of 6 or 8 months, rk,
never recovered her former good p 14;11 t .
Lief 0
Vi
0t
are excellant food for w horse that has tent N
bowels, and liable to purging wileityl Plefie' /
Constant _Reader of' Agricultural ora-
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_iater,r,
THE
new patterns in almost every ~'' r ar,
troduced for autumn and winter out-cloopc"
sisting mostly of stripes or chequers, all vt 011
is obtained by the tasteful arrangeaSslll/
Some of the most beautiful of the nov,ulaiiii4o
perpendicular stripes, figured with a 'tart, I.
of flowers of various hues. The claa iii;el
mentioned among the chequered pattelrebe;if
general favour. Dresses of striped an tijesso
terns are well suited for mournincr,3sooft ,
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bilistia:aki:•lll.B.joel:t,
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oflmouenoefesthbeorndeerwedmwoiuthrning oe(1 /7
a ole,koci;•J
ohl k and grey. Others, composed of 'jog?
r!aonlentel).....wkiith_ violet or, grey the
7ant.

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