The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-09 00:00:00

GENUINE BONE MANURE!!!

LIVERPOOL BONE MANURE MILLS.
Office, No. 5, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, Liverpool,
(FIRST DOOR FROM LORD-STREET,)
FOSTER and KENYON, PROPRIETORS.
Messrs. FOSTER and KENYON respectfully inform Agri-
culturists generally, that being aware of the great extent to
which Bone Dust has been adultrated (thus greatly injuring the
interest of the Agriculturist) they pledge themselves to vend
Genuine Article only, at the lowest remunerative price, and in
order to ensure effectually their patrons receiving it in the same
pure state, every Bag will be sealed before leaving the Mills.
Messrs. F. and K. consider it...unnecessary ins this advertise-
ment to go into the merit f Bone Dust as a Manure, as its
great fertilising powe are universally admitted by all the
leading Agriculture and Chemists of the age.
Messrs. F. an . will fully guarantee all Manure forwarded
direct from th ' Mills to the consumer to be perfectly pure un-
adulturated gone Dust ; and are willing, if at any time a doubt
as to the genuineness should arise, that it should be tested by an
experienced analytical Chemist, binding themselves, should it
not prove genuine, to refund the amount of the Invoice on the
return of the Manure, and to defray all charges both for car-
riage and testing.__ _

Messrs. F. and K. would respectfully urge on the notice of
Agriculturists that they are the first parties ever offering them
such perfect security in the quality of their Manure, and they
trust that this fact will insure them a liberal patronage.
Messrs. F. and:K. will grind the Bone Dust into three different
sizes, which they will designate Nos. 1,2, 3.
No. 1. Superfine Dust (that can only be obtained at these
Mills,) and which they strongly recommend to the Tenant
Farmers, as it will immediately produce the most satisfactory
results
No

2. Fine Dust and Small Lumps, which will act for several

No. 3. Coarse Dust and Large Lumps, which will act for a
greater number of years.
Present Price, es per Ton, delivered free at any Railway
Station in Liverpool. or on board any Vessel in the Port.
TERMS—CASH ON DELIVERY.
N.B.—Messrs. F. ana K. will contract for any quantity of
Bones, and will also take Bones in payment for Manure at the
highest Market Price.

TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF
EXCHANGE WARD.

mbhesetr
exertions forti bytoy
theou r
GENTLEMEN,
YOU have been pleased. to_ Re-elect me without
opposition as one of your -Representatives, and I can
8 odevoteCmh ay
assure you I highly esteem Us mark of your renewed eon&
service of my fell - urgesses.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your faithful Servant
,
JAMES MIER.
gdoeondceo.pinlisohna,lal
nred-aenute.r tet Council

Mersey Chambers, 4th November, 1852

TO THE ELECTORS OF CASTLE-STREET

WARD.

me a second time as one 0f,06
GENTLEMEN
RETURN you my most sincere thanks for the
IRepresentatives in the Town
continued confidence you have' placed in me, by Electing
Council.

Rest assured thatlp endeavour faithfully to discharge the
t various Duties of Office again confered upon me by your
kindness. r• . ..

Gentlemen,
Your faithful Servant,
THOS. AVISON

Cook-street, November 3, 1E52

TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF GREAT

GEORGE WARIi

GENTLEMEN,
PERMIT me to thank yoe‘the honour you have
conferred upon me, in ejecting me as one of your Repre-
sentatives in the Town Council.
I will endeavour, by e zealous discharge of the duties that
will devolve upon ,to justify your choice.
main, Gentlemen,
r Your obedient servant,

JOHN M`NICOLL.

British Hotel, Londo

TUESDAY

MORNING, NOV. 9, 1852.

THE WEE

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THE results of some of the municipal elections of yes-