The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
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, A new edition, Improved and greatly en-
ldrged, of the BONNER Manare Method
secured BY United States letters patent.
Agriculturis,s, although you have favor.
aby received the first edition of my meth.
( cd, and though, as it appears from numer.
Gus testimonials 10 the Agricultural papers,
il has given satisfactory results, have new.
erthelcss seen that this first edition was
loo incomplete, and that from the numer.
GUS questions which have been addressed
10 me BY my subscribers, | have, like
them, felt the want of commentary upon
the instructions, aud clear and precise ex.
plantations upon various points Of the up
piication Ct the system, so that il may be
better mprehended and more easily put
into practice.
have written a new work, which is
more complete, and which, | hope, will
meet With their appreciation.
II does not becoue me 10 Judge Of the
merits of this new edition; nevertheless. |
think can give the assurance that, in this
work, ths system is SO improved, ard lis
application rendered SO easy, that the least
intelligent farmer, in faithfully conforming
10 the prescriptions therein contained, eau.
no, inl Of success in his operations.
This work resting on facts, and practical
results, which are conscieutiously reported,
is presented to you with confidence. Try
and Judge.
The work is divided into two parts
The frs, contains the method in all lis sim.
plicIiy.
The second contains explanations and
analytical Developments Of the system; in
s,ructons upon lis application some new
processes solution Of manure questions Of
high Importance and lastly, Supplemental.
rs articles consequent upon the system.
10 give you an idea Of the new edition,
viii cite par, Of its contents. The first
part OF the method contains,
lst. Two different processes, by means
Of which any one can cause, in few days,
the decomposition Of all straw and green or
dry vegetables, and their conversion into
a rich, unctuous aud durable manure.
ID. Two processes, one by high fermen
lation, and the other by moderate iermen
iation, by means Of which any one can re.
duce all kinds of turly or swimpy matter
into rich vegetable compost or mould.
81. A process without fermentation, to
reduce all kinds of swampy matter pond
mud, slime from rivers or the sea shore,
street mud, black earth, from the woods,
&c, into a superior mineral compost.
4th Two processes for preparing com
pos, with earth.
9th. The means 10 augment and amelio
rate manure heaps.
9th. The means 10 prepare "purin," a
fertIizug liquid for irrigation.
18th. The employment Of dregs or lees,
and residues Of manufactures.
( s!h A process for reyiving the heat IN
der ga.den beds, without changing the litter,
I These various operations are represented
by nine designs, each occupying lis respec.
tive place 10 the work.
I Second part, first Section.
Isl. Vegetable compared with animal
manure.
3D. Four principle advantages of the
BONNER manure over that Of cattle.
80. 4 dissertation upon fermentation,
the gravest question upon the subject Of
manure.
4lh. Opinion Of authors upon the ques.
ton" Should manure be iermenIed or
not ~
9th. Ny opinion upon the question.
9th. Appropriation of my manure 20 the
different earths.
7Ih, Appropriation Of my manure to va.
rious carlhs.
slh. Solution Of the problem put by the
celebrated chemist, Payen. He says that
the art of manure consists IN the avoidance
Of the too great solubllity OF materials whIct
decompose too easily, and TO render soiu
Bile those which decompose with too mucf
difficulty.
OH. The nourishment of plants, and o
: what they are composed.
a 10Th, Vegetable metempsychosis, o.
,ransmntatiou Of dead into a living yege
!, table.
llth. Economy-how 10 cause it.
If Second Section.
o LIST Four different qualities of saturate
; water.
y Cd. The disposal Of the place of opera
t. tons in different ways.
At Sd. Ley ingredients; means ofprocurn
them withou. expenses; their ierillizlp
ID value,
i. 4th. Retrenchment Of three ingredient
10 which are not absolutely necessary in til
,e ley.
as 9th. Employmen, of ground bones, hor
IS. shaviugs, saw dust, ground charcoal, bloc
sc and other residues of butcheries and satin
.e. Establishments.
lis OH Table for the reduction or augmeI
IS: ton OF the ley ingredients, so as to appu
PIRATE the wanure 10 the soil and plants.