The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-04-27
Agricultural Depot
OF kEITLEWELL & DAVIDSON'S
RENOVAT0R,

Corn Planting-Oats Crop-Tbe svb-
SC 'befs asalh ask the privilege of remind
M farmers that they are prrpared 70 ann
ply them with the cheapest, the most
permanent and -fectual chemical lnannr.
they can buy Without wishing 10 de-
tract from the CLAIMS Of others, they asl,
that their article the Renovator, may nos
be COMPOUNDED with any other fertilizer
offered 10 the public. They vish TO be
tired and stand upon their own merits
The article they manufacture has b,en
apI r'ved iby the Sc, crest chemical Ia
vest'sati"n; and the Results 60 ,frnrd by
an extensive eXpeinen.. At nearly
half the price Of Patagonan Guan,. at
noarly 80 less than the Peruvian: thew
will agree TO forfeit 10 barrel, Of tbs;r
Renovator 10 any Of the numerous exper
iments which they know have been
made side by side with the former, where
more grain has been, or will be, the com
ns crop, realised 10 the acre from tb,
use oil this descr ption Of Guanc, than
their fertilizer. The experiment ia ba
carefully made, under prooi and the for
TEXTURE rendered TO all; ADVANTAGES Of
soil, cultivation, sc, to be equal Tn
some cases The Peruvian has surpassed
TIE fertilizer, in others 10 the contrary.
IN some cases both have failed to a Ger.
tam extent, but in second crop it il al.
most impossible for the fertilizer TO fail.
as one Of The primary objects has been
10 make Chemical combination that
would give permanent Improvement 70
the soil, and we know that the Renova-
tor Will 1t must also be borne in mind
that the ammonia in Guapo being ysIa-
tile, and therefore rapidly escopinc
from the earth, at once shows lis ctf.ct
upon the plant while the most adyan
tage from the fertilizer Is at the time tn.
grain is heading. The Ammonia in III.
latter being a sulphate, or fixed with
oil Of vltrio.
With this confidence We Offer our Rem
ovator TO the gricul,urAIist for the an
preaching Corn, and Oats crop. Wa
ask the farmer fom It's C Leapness-per-
manency OF lasting eilects-fa-
clIty 10: use-and transportation, is II
not worthy OF a trial Is it not worthy
OF support? We are happy 10 say it
must be; for it has been most generously
sustained by our enterprising farmers
We having last season, sold every barrel
we made, and this season thus early. have
either delivered or engaged one third of
all we could find the resldiums 10 manu-
lacture since last November.
The subscribers ais call the particu-
lar attention of Tobacco planters TO the
Chemical compound, the Generator; n
combination made expressly for tho
growth Of this plant. Surely in mat
ter so vitality important to the planter,
OF ths State, they could venture a triAa
as an experiment, which it adapted 10
their soil would be of incalculabIe advan
,ase to them. 1t has proven so 10 those
who have made such trial, and renewed
orders, with strong communication has
been the result. If the Chemist can SUP
ply the elements to the soil, which this
plant has exhausted, great good has
been accomplished, and this We feel con-
fdent has been done by lis
The subscribers also again notify Far
mers, that % complete their ENTERPRISE
OF an agricultural Depot they have
constantly on hand the very best Ground
Plaster, every barrel of which is BRAN
ded with their own name, and ground at
their mill.
In making orders, those who buy
through agencies should specify that
they want kettlcwell & Davidson's or
they NAV not get IT.
We specially refer to, the annexed
certificates 10 which we could add mum
Der too cost Y to PRINT.
N. b. As the elements OF the removal
tor sink into the earth, ii has been DEM
onstrated that there is no manure equal
to it, as top dressing for grain or
grass.
KETTLEWELL & DAVIDSON'S,
Factory Hamburg Street, Fedora Hill.
Office down stairs at the Wholesale
Dru. Store of Messrs. Obey and McCon-
key, Corner Of Lombard and Hanover
streets.