Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

Rapid Steam Communication between
• LIVERrOOL AND RUNT

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From the Ne,
"
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ing7stage, Liverpool,)
and Fast-Sailing Iron
LION,

snit, Comma der,.
l'iiNee's Dock, Liver-
-59 (weather permitittg),

JoHN WILLIA
Will sail from the New Landing-s
pool, and from Rhyl Pier, Angus!
punctually as below :
FROM LIVERPOOL.
September. ..'""
7... at 4 0 p.m. Thi
.8... at 4 30 p.m. I'hursda)
9... at 5 0 p.m. eriday
10... at 5 30 p.m. Satnrday
13...at-11 30 a.u- ..Tuesday

FROM RITYI
Szptember.

This Day

at 6 30 a.m
at 8 0 a.itt

sittirelay

Saloon; Is.; F6re Cabin and Deck, Gd

VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY

11.HYL to DENBIGH...9 15 •and 11 a.m., 5 30 and 8
Goods Train, earrying Passengers,...4

DENBIGH to 11.11YL...8'.20 and lO sa.in., 3 45 zuld' 7 F p.m.
Goods Train, carrying-Passengers...3 45 p.m.
For Freight; &e: apply ti Messrs.
411 d. CO., at their &flees, the Foryd, or at No. 4, Water-'street,
Ithyl ; 'or to Mnsans. .GLAPSTONE, OLD/Llll, , BcGt.),j.G;
Bath-Street, and W. CSIAMBEF4, the llat, New Wall, Liver-

we have ver

ity over a

11 cwt
14 c

a and Co

t. at 1`.2. 6d., no
Now sold at a reduction o.
THE ORIGINAL FOOD. FOR
The Original Food for Cattle was invei
Paw2ett, late Green Lane Mills, Hull, vow Albert Works,
Straugeways, Manchester, and manufactured by him during
17 months for "Thorley."
A long period has since elapsed, and the "test" of many a
"trial" has only served to establish its efficacy and extend its
Throughout Europe and America, in royal stables,
among the peer's stud, and in the farmer's yard, its merits are
known, and its use is universal.
Formed by a combination of properties, extracted and con-
densed from valuable vegetable, fle,h-producing, and other
costly ingredients, it liberally ministers to the demand of the
animal system, arising from the " coMtant waste of bone and
muscle" ' which it supplies anew. Although not strictly
medicinal; its use as a "corrective 'diet" has been attended
With "signal success. Its Chemical and other qualities so
asiimilate ordinary food, and aid it in digestion, that freshness
and spirit are produced, the amount of nutrition is increased,
and vigour and condition becOme inevitable. The c wasequent
swelling of the legs, in aged horses, it is most
rep
corrected, by its use. In preventing
grease and,
saving of corn and hay renders its use an economy in feeding,
and an advantage to the antmal_
isiorses confined in an impure.-atmosphere—or hacks sub-
bareetcc aired
sub-
'jested-to constant work—may be induced to eat, stimulated for
work, their
tthheeyiraraeppsue

CATTLE.—
I by Mr. John

effective.
Gentle on pleasure or business,
men driving or riding, 'll
find this food" the most portable and inexpensive.
It. gives an improved taste and increased quantity to the
milk from cows. To the flesh of pigs it imparts an additional
flavour and quality, is especially available in sustaining sheep
during lambing season, and in supporting the growth and
supplying the strength of young stock.

TESTIMONIALS.
Barrow, Xovember 16th, 1856.
GENTLEMEN,—I have pleasure in testifying to the beneficial
results from using your Original Food for Cattle. lam using
it, for my horses, and ar:. certain that it contributes to their
general health, and gives a vigorous tone to their system,
enabling them to endure continued exertion.
_I understand

.....
this is the same article for which I gave your Mr. Fawcett a
testimonial, when he made it for "Thorley," in whose pam-
phlet, it appears, stating that the food saved me two ewes
dUring lambing season. I gave it them after everything else
failed; You are at liberty to publish the above, and you may
send me another cask.—Yours respectfully,
ROBERT NEWHAM, Farmer.
Lott Itesket, by Carlisle, July 14, 1859,

GErrri.emEig,—We have tried your Original Food for Cattle,
which we find forms an excellent food combined with steamed
Chaff or cut straw. Cattle eat it greedily, and if we can be of
any service in bringing it into general use, we shall be happy
to do so.—We are, gentlemen, yours respectfully,
J. & T. SLAM

Thomas Retigan and Co

"--" March sth, 1859.

- .
nRSTI,LMRN,—I have given your Original :rod ""
thriven horse of mine, and its effects 5ir1114404.4 its tytlelit
as a digestive material was very apparent ; no& bf th f6od
passed whole after taking it, which previously did. I 1108
had it several times, and shall continue to use and recommend
it.—Yours respectfully, JOB FARR.
Southwell, August 10th, 1859.
GENTLEBEN,—I beg to state that, having used your Food for
Cattle for my farm horses most satisfactorily, I nerer had
them" look or do their work so well; my man who has the
care of them says he could not have believed the effect, and
would not like to be without a supply.—l am, gentlemen,
yours respectfully, BRADWELL.

These arc but a few out of thousands of testimonials, which
'Must convirce the most extreme scepticism of /lie valuable
pr6pertiCS of this promoting the condition' of live stock.
It is nnw in use at the Itoyal Military Stables of Madrid, by the
Corregidor of Madrid, the Duke of Alva, and the leading No-
bility and Agriculturists throughout Europe and America.
Trial Cases, containing 100 feeds, in packages 10s.
Trial Casks containing 225 feeds
20s.
(Free to Rail in Manchester.)
Casks (meaStir rPcl9l\ 450 feed, ,408. each.
CZPCS, 450 feeds, in paeliageo„ ~ 465. each.
Carriage paid to any railway station on receipt of post-office
order.

nrs, Messrs. THOS. RETIGAN
eis,
tioyristh eachand3 p
Sole In fanatiefica
& COMFY., Albert Works, Strangeways.
°dices, Albert-buildings, Corporation-street,

MANCHESTER.
LONDON DEPOT Mr. JNO. If IGOATE, Manager.
EDINBURGH DEPOT Mr. R. MIDDLETON, GI,
Clerk-street, Manager.
Mr. Alderman MACKEY, Weilt-
moreland-buildings.
Mr. G. W. WOOD, 29, South
William-street.
MADRID (SPAIN) DEPOT Mr. 11. MACVEIGH, 128, Calle
de Hortaleza.

DUBLIN DEPOT

NEW YORK DEPOT

Chief District Agencies

,under-Lyne

Mr.ltichard Bentinek, 118, Grosvenor-

Glossop
A ccring
Dolton

Mr. George Cheetham.
Mr. Robert Redman,
Mr. William Hayhurst, Market-place.
.Mr. John Bleasdale.
.Mr. William Baillie, Moore-lane.
Mr. J. H. Davenport, 124, Westfield-
street.

Lancasl
St. Hel

LIVERPOOL
CHESTER ..

.Mr. R. Pearce, 53, New Wapping.
.Mr. R. Jennings, 8, Crane-street.
Messrs. Ewen and Revis, auctioneers
.J. R. Shanklin, Esq., fanner.
.Mr. Thomas Larmuth, Bone Works.
.Mr. William Halliday.
Mr. Thomas Percival, Swan Inn.
Mr. David Pearson.
Mr. F. W. Townley, Railway Station.
Mr. F. Thompson, Bank-street.
M r.Willi aim Marsh, Aokw prthG range.
Mr. G. D. Moron. s
Mr. Jaber-Tannieliffe, 117, North-st.
Mr. John lAycock, York-place.
Mr. William Ellis, Shambles street.
Mr. Thos. Burton, implement mcrcht,
31r. John Spencer.
.Mr. George Clarke.

Churton

Frodsham
CltE WY
Middlewieti
hiacciestiel d.
Nantwich
I I EFFIELD
I )Iticaster 6; Pontefract

Melton
West Butterwiek

Waictield

Harrogate
CARLISLE (Depot:

Mr. 11. V. Hanxwell,'Kirkrate.
Mr. Thomas S. Wilkinson, Starbeek.
Mr. William Ridley, 5, Crescent.
.Mr. G. J. Gaskell and Co.
,Mr. It. Baylee, Willington.
,Mr. John Lowthin.
,Mr. N. Hall, 6, Garbutt-sq., St. John's
Mr. G. Mca, 14, Archer-street.
.Mr. T. S. Goodwin._
Mr. W. G. Green.

Kendal
Darnall

Darlington ....
Weel Ilartlepool

Deptit)

.Mr. S. 11. Westerdalc, 19, Market.
place.
Mr. Witham Woods.
Mr. W. Sheplici4.

Mr. William Palin, Portland-street
Mr. G. BradwelL
,Mr. Thomas Aucknall.

Mr. .1. R. Ilasssall, 54, Regent-street.
Mr. C. W. Thornhill, Bolsover House.
Mr. John
Mr. J. W. Drury, 55, High Cross-

• street.
) Mr. William Abell, 45, High-street.
Messrs. T. B. Pierson and Sons, 125,

Gosford-street
Mr. Alfred Dewy,
Mr. Charles Gospill, Ilig
Mr. Gilbert Wood.
.Mr. W. A.•l'arker, Queen-street
Mr. W. Collins.
.Mr. Joseph Stoekton„ Savings' 13an1
.Mr. W. Bentley, Trentham.
.Mr. Alfred flame, Leekwootton.
.Mr. G. W. Griffith.
.Mr. George Sadler, Church Cottage.

Claines.
Mr. James Probert

Mr. John Portlock, Regent-street.
Mr. Robert Uanc, Royal Oak Hotel
.Mr. W. R. Scudamore.
.Mr. C. H. Saloles, Bell Hill.
.Mr. Josiah Taylor, Portishead.
,Mr. Parker, Brock-street.
.Mr. John Ennis.
.Mr. W. 11. Bradbury.
.Mr. Henry Baker.

Mr. Fredirick Williams, Commercial-
road.

Mr. George

Mr. G. SCanbury, Eastdowne.
,Mr. W. Espener, Peterchurch.
Mr. Edmund Bluck, ironmonger, &c.
Messrs. W. Blisher and Co., archi-
tects, Sze.
.Mr. John Lowe, tsmg, Tgyausraley.
Mr. W. A. Hope, iTonmonger.
,Mr. F. Miuldocks;
.Mr. Dalton Rielaley.
Mr. James Simmons, farmer.
Mx. Fred. True, Implement DepOt.
..Mr. W. Snipp.
-Mr. E. N. Cole.
,Istr. C. Baker. --
..Mr. T.Robinson, Brooks, Shipmeadow
..Mr. Alexander Darby.
..Mr. C. Clarke hu'lder

irik:411,4111'"&;1611r1,6e.,:1.
Mr. Mr. E. Humphreys, auctioneer.
Mr. JOhn H. Jones, Rhos.
Mr. C. A. Court, 1, Monmouth-street.
Mr. Henry Johnson, Douglas, Imple-
ment Depot.
IRELAND.- -

rd
tech: Innipcihenlent
.Messchants.
rs. Dixon, Flatri,rels aidelieC
ro.,
annlte.r
mM,3)Atierrr.: oaanimumact James
Jonaes
than
diciTres.rnlinMarket
a e( )1
if I I-
bcue
.Mr. Robert Dawson, farmer.
.Messrs. J. E. Caraher and CO., Ameri-
can, &c Consulate
Mr. Win. O'Neill. Implement Depot
Works.

Mr. homai Hannon, Headfort Arms.-
Mr. D. H. Cuttle, registrar.
lk.;r. James Coulter, Merchant.
Mr. John I.avill, seedsman, &c.
Mr. N. E. Abbott, merchant.
,JL:.es Byrne, Esq.. Stranballyvaore.
-Edvvard H. Vernon, Esq., Cluzmpio,
Office. •

Tho Mas Townsend.
T
Mail Office.
Office.
SCOTLAND.
....Mr. Charles Mills, R. Andrew-street:
........,}osraneicAli nt.icsrh.Eq sids.:
Esq.,
r. William. Parish.
•• • • Mr. JAR Hutchinson. Chronicle
AlaanderMontieth, merchant.
.....Mr. Charles Mackintosh, merchant.