The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17 00:00:00

JEWELIai SEED LIST FOk 1863.
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SJEWELL begs to call spacial attention
o to_ilio following Litt of fiEIIOS

Seeds grown by S. JIMILLL inarkod•
CASH PRICE&

per IL.
L d.
'Champion Bowie, . 0 10
. •
•31tirvina't Iniproertl . . 0 8
Voilier'. Copper llf Bronze Sir.eile, very hardy 0 10
Katt Luti.aan • • • 0 8
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Bullock Wart , 0 8
. . .
Yellow Tauk.led Seeue. . . . 0 10
Yellow Purphi Top Hybrid, very nutritious
and bind: . . . . 0 10
Jewels 1,- *v Gress Rosa& . . 0 6

hrdyNorfolk Red . _
0 8
Norfolk Re.lll43tr: wry li. 0 8
Pommirsai.n White Glut* . . 0 8
MANGO., W 1...
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Red de. . . . . . 0 8
Long Red . . • . . U 6
CARROTS.
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White BelgiAn . . 1 0
Itritig . 1 6
- - - Bap charged for.

Orders by Pod, or othent-de, promptly altosled to.
By Agriculturists taking their whole supply, 8.
Jawrtz will pot them oil rail at Redbridge at 6d. per
Sash lot.

Church Farm, Nursling, November 23tli, 1862.
Dear Sir, —Hernia used your "Pure Dried Blood
Alailere," I usi.d it against other manures, and kid it
albs best.

I have 24 toot of swedes per sere, 3 Coos more per
acre than thoae grown by Boperob.pliste mad I think
your Pon. Drawl Blood Manure a Brat-JAL article wall
adapted for the growth u( routs. You way wake ese
of this for the Wheat of an agriculteriat& I nand
ales your thiperphoapliate. and lad it • very good
article

I think that by using your Pare Dried Blood 11.nare,
.t li cwt. per acre. it is equal to 3 cwt. of Super-
phosphate for swede..
Yours respectfully, WY. WHITE.
Mr. S. Jewett
N.B —Your Pure Dried Blood beats fleott's Super,
and Hari..'s Blood Manure.

6-Iran—g-e—Farin, Swatfiling, Hanle, December 16, 1862.
Sir—lt is with south pleasure and satisfaction for
me to be able to tell you the Skirviog Swede Seed I
had of you produced an excellent crop, good shape, and
sound in quslity, rroducing in average of over twenty
tons to the acre. I can safely say there are no better
swedes in the neighbourhood. Now, sith regard to the
lone and Superphnsphste Muncie I hal of you. I can
only nay it ism out-sad-out manure, for where I put
it tl.ere was a splendid crop of turnips after tares.
tioe• the latter end of July and producing a crop of
fifteen tons to the *ere. Where I did Dot put it, I
only had eight tone to the acre. Hoping )ou Sr.
well.
Yours reepectfully, WIL H. HAYES.
Dmember 10th. 1862.
Sir,—l here write these few lines to you respecting
the Manure I had for my swedes sod turnips. I am
very well satisfied with the benefit I bad from it, pro-
ducing me a good and satisfactory crop. I shs.ll require
• largersupply from you omit year.
Yours respectfully.
JOHN GODWIN, Tentweed, Hants.
P. 5.—1 purehesed .01110 from three other manure
merchants bodsles and I never could see where it was
put ; but that I had from you I could me to an inch.
Mr. Jewell.
LOCH Park Farm, near 11ebfield, Hants, Doe., 1862.
Dear Sir.—ln answer to your inquiries respecting the
diferent Kinds of Manure you seat nue this season, I
have much Os:macre in saying that I cannot speak too
highly of either the Fish. Flesh, and Bone Manure, Doe
the pure Dried Blood, which bats r I need for top dress-
ing ; and I believe now, that had I used it also for my
roots, it could Mies well repahl me, looking at the
crops of some whom you sopplied with it. I expect
I shall send you an order tor ten ton, of your wiper.
phosphate this Dent *MOM •' in fact, I shall Ye no
other Manures bat your. on both my farms, nod shall
likewise rreonimeod it to my neighbours.
I remain, dear sir, yours es-meet:all ,
- -yr
Te Ir.

L'REDERICK FOOT, AUCTIONEER,
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AGENT. DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONI:i toe AIMINISTIATION.