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

.
t Cattle.; we have very great pleasure in bearing* testimony to its
szeperiority over any other-food 4ce seer -used .--We are, gentle-
! men, yours respectfully,
I- Messrs. Thos. Retigan ancITCo.

J. & T. SIACK

Delivered free to rail in Manchester, at £l2 108. per ton.
TriaLcases of cwt., 205., forwarded upon- receipt of post-
office order. 4 cwt. at 12s. 6d., 18s. 9d. ; ease -15.41d.-kf.,os.

NoN;; sold at a reduction of 20 per cent.
Fawcett, late Green Lane Mills, Hull, noW Albert Works,
edCbArTjirL.E.To.—hn
- rir H
The
forFCoatOtleDwasFinO,Rent
titrangeways, Manchester, and manufactured by hiM during
• •• •
17 aionths for -"Thorley:"
A long..period has since elapsed; and the'" twit" of many a
"trial" has only.served to establish its efficacy -and extend its
fame. 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: • s'
gvmed by a combination of propertieS, extracted And con-
ensed Tr,c.ra valuable vegetable, ficsh-producing, and other
costly ingiiiiients, it liberally ministers to the demand of the
*mill system, arising
ace muscle" which it
"conJant waste of bone and
.

supplies anew. Althomgh hot `strictly
use .as
.a corrective- diet" has been attended
access. Its chemical and uther quaiiKes so nary food, and aid it in

m dir

aacaaaaacca
and,spirit are pron A. LiaL uceo, the amount of nutrition is increased,
e
and vigour and condition becom inevitable: The eAnsequent
saving of corn and.hal- renders its use an economy -in feeding',

and an adravtage to the anima

ore atmosphere—or harks sub-
Rork, their appearance repaired; jected the. ckrangements to
induced to ent, stimulated for

swelling a

,rses; it is most

effective.
men driving or riding, on— Pleasure or business, •aill
find this "food" the most portable ant ittexpeßsive:
It gives .an improved taste and increased Anantity to the
'milk fro. • it iraparts...au. additiona-

To the flesh 91 Pig'

Aavour and quality, iR especially available in sustaining she
Suring lambing season, and in supporting the growth a
111)14ying the strength of young stock.' '

• • , :1 kISTINON IALZ•
- Barrow, November 16th, 18
•
":
GENTL7.4I:I4,—I have pleasure in testifying to the Inn,
'ficlar
results from using your Original Food for Cattle, _ aro
it for my horses, and am certain that it contributes t ' use,T;g
gener4l health, and gives a vigorous tone to' their •
enabling them to endure continued -exertion; I nr. -PPin,l"
this. is the same article for which gate your Mr. 3 4erf"'"'
testimonial, when he made it for " y :Fhorle " ,
taweett a

phiet, it appears, stating that the hiod 'saVed. ni
.during lambing season. I gave 'it them 'after'eve,
failed. You are at liberty to publish the above,
send me another cask.—Yours respectfully,
• ltonnar NEWilf

AOfie para.
:two ewes
iythiag, else
you may

",• • • - . • '...
. -Low llesket, by Carlisle, J
- -:GENTLEFIR:4;—We have tried your Original ' .ally 14 L 859..
.which we find forms an excellent food combin ? ood for Cattle,
chaff or cut straw. Cattle eat'it greedily,„ an'
.rfl..l,wir..eaten a.meod_
any service in l?ringing it into general u
~.lel_‘._.,
s__
hafTpyr,
... e 1.,. , A ~ .
to 40 sq,,,w_ are, gentlemen, yours respec,
'3lessntt,Thoisias Retion and Co. _ . J. &T. StACK.
f.uly","" " e

GLNXJ.T.IdE,V,—I have .given your. b
tiviven horse ofsmiae, and its effects si

Minh VII, 1859,

sisal Food to an ill-
pntied me ;, its benefit

-41.4e€1,Whole after taking it, -Which' r- • rent; none of .the food
had it several times,--and shall condor reNiously did.. 1 have
it.—Yourayspectfully,, -2 to use and reeommend,
. . .
South; JOB FARR.
'-7.GE74.II.iniEN,—I- bee t 6 state tliat,2' mil; August 10th, 1859.
Cattle' for' my farm horses nieist - batingnscd yol,r-Food for
-them • look .or, do -their: work iatisft,ctorily, I never had
care of them says he could-not .my man who has the
would not like to
,l)er* wittwat a ave believed the effect, and
'---Mipply.-1 am, gentlemen,
,These are-but -ale* ont7oll th';-tf- • J. BRAI;WELL.
mist convince the most extri Alsontla of testimonials,•,.which
properties-of this food-in-pron, _ me scepticism- of the valuable
It is now in use at tlip Aoyal: oting. the condition of live stock.
Corregidor of Madrid, ihtl4,- idifitary Stables of Madrid, by the
bility and Agriculturists" thl `.- Ake of Alva, and the leading No-

Trial,C,iies, containing
Trial Casks, containim
(Free to 1
Caska (me:asure encic
Cases, 450• feeds, in /
Carriage paid to any
order.

t:;•:(tughout Europe
;AN feeds, in package
Y 25 feeds '
.1411 irillunehester.)
-sedi 450 fools, 40s. each
465. each
ailway stiOion on receipt of post-office

A. America,
106

Directions with each
Sole Inventors and 3
d: COMFY., Albert
Offices, Albert-bu

. package.
lanufacturers, MessTst. THOS. RETIGAN
Vorks,. Strangmays.
Aldings, Corporation-street,

, - LONDON DEPO7 ANCHESTER
EDINBURGH I

.M,JNO.ITIGOA T Manager.
Mr. R. MIDDLETON, 61,
Clerk-street, Manager.
Mr. Alderman MACKEY, West-
moreland-buildings
Mr. G. W. WOOD,
William-street. - --
PAIN) DEPOT ...Mr. H. MACVEIGH, 128, Calle

pUBLIN DEP(

NEW YORK

DEPOT

29; South

MADRID (S

de Hortaleza,

iader-L3ne

liraiehard Bentinek, 118; Grosvenor-

.Mr. George eheetham
.Mr: Robert Redman.
fir. William liashurst

arket-place

Mr.. William Baillie, Moore-Iftim.
Mr.. 11. DaA'enport; 124; Westfield-

Helena

iNTERPOOI
,lIESTER

Mr..R. Pearce, 58, New Wapping.
.3Sr.- it. Jennings, 8, Crane-street.
Messrs. Ewen and Regis; _auctioneers.
Esq., farther.

CI) urti):

Fro&hain • . ' Mr. Thomas Larraith; Bone Works.
CREWE . Mr.,-Willianallalliday. -
3.iiddlcwich Mr. Thomas'Percival, Swan Inn.
Alacelesfiel d " . . Mr.'Darid Pear'son..
Nantwich Ur.. F. Ir. Townley; Railway Station
SHEFFIELD Mr..P.-Thompsen Bank-strect.
Doncaster &Pontefract Mr.Williant Marsh, AakworthGrange.
Mr. G. D. Mourn. ...
Mr. Jaben 'Tuniiicliffe, 117; Niirth-st.
Mr. John Laycock, York-place.
,v : Mr. William Bilis, Shambles-street.

LEEDS
Bingley

,Mr. Thos. Buxton, implementlnercht.
.Mr. Jolin,Spencer.
Mr. G6orge Clarke.
.Mr. VHanxvvell, Kirkgate.
.Mr. Thomas S. Wilkinson, Starbeck.
.Mr. William Ridley, 5, Crescent.
..Mr. G. J. Gaskell and Co.
„Mr. IL Baylee, Willington.
..Mr. John Lowthin.
~Mr, N. Hall, 6, Garbutt-sq., St. John's
.Mr.G..Men, 14, Archer-street.
..Mr. T. S. Goodwin.
.Mr. W. G. Green.
.mr. S. H. Westerdale, Market-
place.
..Mr. William Woods.
.Mr. W. Shepherd. . -
.Mr. William Palin, Portland-street.
.Mr. G. Bradwell.
Mr. Thomas Iluclutall.
.Mr. J. E. Hassan, 54, Regent-street. •
,Mr. C. W. Thornhill, Bolsover House.
lir. John Halliwell. --
Mr. J. W. Drury, 55, High Cross-

Selby
Wakefield
Harrogate
CARLISU (Depot
Kendal
Durham
West Itainton
Darlington
West Hartlepool
Stockton
Alnwick
HULL (DepSt) .

Erigg
Middle Rase!'
Newark

Southwell
'PAottingham
DERBY ..

INGiiA 1I (D

Covent/

T: B. Pie&

.Mr. Alfred Dewey,
.Mr. Charles Gospill, High-street.
MY. Gilbert Wood.
.Mr. W. A. Parker, Queen-strett.
..Mr. W. Collins'.
..Mr. Joseph Stockton, Savings' Bank.
„Mr. W. Bentley, Trentham.
.Mr. Alfred Marne, Leekwootton.
..Mr. G. W. Griffith. •
..Mr. George ladler, Church Cottage,
Gaines.
.Mr. Jamas Probert.
.Mr. John Portlock, Regent-street.
:Mr. Robert Gane, Royal Oak Hotel..
Mr. W. R. Scudamore.
.Mr. C. H. Scholes, Bell Hill. -
,Mr. Josiah Taylor, Portishead,
Mr. Parker, Brock-street.
.Mr. John Enhis.
.Mr. W. H. Bradbury. ---
Mr. Henry Baker. • ,
.Mr. Frederick Williams, Commercial-
road.

Leominster
WOLVERHAMPT(
STAFFORD
NEWCASTLE
Ronghclose
Warwick
Kidderminster
WORCESTER

Malvern
GLOUCESTER
Wootton Bassett
Longford
St. George's
BRISTOL
BATH
Devizes ........
Chippenham
Bridgewater
EXETER

Topsham
Barnstaple
HEREFORD
Ludlow
Ross

.Mr. George Ward.
.Mr. G. Stanbury, Eastdowne.
.Mr. W. Espener, Petereburch.
.Mr. Edmund Bluck, ironmonger, &c.
.Messrs. W. Blisher and Co., archi-
tects, &c.
Mr. John Lowe, farmer, Kynnersley.
Mr. W. A. Hope, ironmonger.
Mr. F. Maddocks. .
.Mr. Dalton Richley.
Mr. James Simmons, farmer.
.Mr. Fred. True,'lmplement Depot.
.Mr. W. Snipp. .
.Mr. E. N. Cole. -
.Mr. C. Baker.
,Mr. T.Robinson, Brooks, Shipmeadow.
.Mr. Alexander Darby.
.Mr. C. Clarke, builder, &c.
.Mr. Benjamin Higgins.
.Mr. F. B. Taylor, V.S.
.Mr. E. Humphreys, auctioneer.
.Mr. John H. Jones, Rhos. '
.Mr. C. A. Court, I, Monmouih-street.
.Mr. Henry Johnson, Douglas, Imple-
ment Depot.
IRELAND.

Wellington
Wellingboro'
Kettering
Corbridge
Wisbech
Downham Market
LYNN
Thetford
Holt
Beetles
Chelmsford
Desborough
Hanslope •
Denbigh
Llangollen
Wrexham
Monmouth
ISLE OF MAN

BELFAST

,Messrs.. Dixon, Farrell and Co., n2er"

LONDONDERRY

.Mr. James Cligns, Market Office.
Mr. James Sherrard, seed-merchant.
.Mr. Jonathan Fleming, coach-builder.
.Mr. Robert Dawson, farmer.
.Messrs. J. E. Camber and Co., Ameri-
can, &c., Consulate,
.Mr. Wm. O'Neill, Implement Depot.
Messrs. W. and T. Ritchie, Implement
Works.
.Mr. Thomas Hannon, Ileadfort Arms.
Mr. D. 11. Cuttle, registrar.
.Mr. James Conner, merchant.
.Mr. John Lavin, seedsman &o.Mr. N. E. Abbott, merchant.
,James Byrne, Esq., Stranballymore.
Edward H. Vernon P.". n
Office. ..hdlnpion

Monaghan

Mullnacross
DUNDALK

Bells
Mullingar
Tullamore
Boyle
Athlime
COBS
Misr

Tub...........
WATERFORDpar,,oast°"'l • • •

Mr. Thomas Townsend..
Joseph Fisher, Esq., Mail Office.
.Francis li. Shields, Esq. Chronicle
Office.

DUNDEE
Catherinfield, Dui&
Kenneway, Fife
' DUNFERMLINE
NAIRN, Inverness

SCOTLAND.
Mr. Charles Mills, St. Andrew_Anet.
..Mr. William Farish.
..Mr. !oho Hutchinson.
..Mr. Alexander Montieth, merchazit.
~Mr. Charles Mackintosh, merchant.

1 Influential applications for Awl/wits from unrepreseatt
.Plitricts wil/ be entertained, and liberal tetras accorded.