Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12

MISCELLANEOUS.
vpO THE AGRICULTURAL


keHeeen q Darison's,J agricultural Depot, Bai-
hmorc Msryiaai- Rcaorator, Generator, Biphos-
phafos Msttsrc Of Potash and Piaao. Pure Ground
Pfdsfer, 'eith crery description 81 Chemical residium
II, II. r. improvement Of Crop and LarG
me unssrs,gncd, after FIVE years experience, and
u very considerable osioy Of cnpi,n. has finally
triumrhed ever every obstacle Of doab, and pre-
lndiee, and Il prepared TO demonstrate that for
Crap and Land he can present to the public tho
cheapest and best Mannrc known 10 the erc.
His Compounds contain Ammonia Potash. BT
phosphate Soda, indeed every Chemical elements
in powerfully concentrated form. which the soil
requires. Any one who doubts this can have hi.
Salts analysed ut the expense &C the nndcr.;rnc,r
and il they fail in the test, he will return tho mo
ney, II purchased.
In Wheat he Is willing to admit thu, 80 pow,r
tu s,inulcnta. Guano will in many soils. produce
larger irss crop, bu, very far less in third crop
than his Salts. IN Corn and Grass, he challenge.
fair trial, upon my soil with Gunno or any ohcp
Manurc-and for any forfeit that would make tho
experiment interesting For Corn and Grass. be
AYERS that thepc il Manure eqaai to his from n
first To fourth crop and he ID able to establish ty
cSpcYsDcntal proof
Ills "Biraasrukrrsr are pure dis.slped with
the strongest Suphuric Acid, and the Bone. frvsh-
In EnglDad no manure is in higher favor, or more
sought after FOR Crop and Land.
Ills "RtNovAToR' il "a compound ofcvcry Chens-
leal which Science ond experience have shosn Ss
be necessary to rcnoyatc worn-out land.
His EX-SENATOR" is IA compound made express
" tor Tobacco, and Is worthy the carcfsl in
yostigaiion Of the Planter.
His PLASTER ANp rorAsu' il also manufacture
cd for the growth Of shc Tobacco Plant, mud when,
the almost absolute necessity OF Potash ia known
for the growth Of prime Leaf robarco the value Of
this article may be readily estimated.
HIS "GRouND Plaster Is so well known aud so
eagerly sought from the distant sections ol Tho
i'ls... El..f l...t ia. L.
below the standard hs has adopted, tie uhdcr.ira-
ed will never permit ii 10 60, There /. 10 article
which the Farmer buys TINT he Is more imposed up-
on tlRn in this one, of universal use.
In she January number the American Farmer
The following reply is made ny the editor pf That
valuable paper. in rcpyto the enquiries of cores
poudcnt:
! "Wetc to pnnt Corn in hand 50 poor. THAR
| when uuaidcd by manure, would ony produce f,.
bushels ot Wheat, We certainly would not rely IN
'n less than 400 lbs. Of guano. producing II good
crop"
} Now, moi relying upon less than 100 lbs. would
certainly imply that an additional hundred pounds
would do no harm
Those four hundred pounds ur Guuno with trans
I ppuniior. would cnsI tile fnrm,r not les than $40
| per Drrc, which with the expenses Of cultivation,
would require IA very good crop To ren,uu.raic.
| provided no durable beneath wns rendered to lis
| soil. Now, what permanent ben, lit does Gnnno
I render the land What j. il value. except III,
first cropi Does it operate like a similar powerful
stimunnt upon the human mind with prudip-
ous nlmos, dcrious excitement to be followed
| by a commensurate depression aud rNhaustion D..
| Guauo n .tmulant. Il mnnurrl
| These questions the experience oftho Farmer
cpn best answer. But at the PRESENT ptccs If grim
| they Of vital Importance although IL Agrh 81.
tura Journals but little discussed. Ia Pcnnpylyu.
uiu, the ns,.t lasting manure l. called the bca-Git.
+ ,lta nttl, Fra /. Ia. NJ.
wien these lts intended t,r Cnrn. the under
| sitncd never recommends more than hbl to the
aerc, $50 il applied in the hill-of barrel. Tor
the poorest worn-sat lind. II the Germ crap IL ia
| be followed with Wheat CROP barrel In tho
| hill, aud one broad cast is recommended slightly
narrowed iu--in this way. III" Sni- eiicn-
cinus iin when applicd with the Wheat NJ seeding
| time Fur lasting benefit Ia Land. these Salts nrc
only subordinate to frcsh lime. A. II top dressing
| thcy certain aud valuable.
| The price Of the Bipho.p intc- nrc 81 per aaries
the Rcnovnror 81 per burrcI. o. - per lon.
! The price Of The Tobacco Generator u "a per
| bbl.; tho Mixture Of Potash and Ground rlnst.y
- 80 per Dbl; valuable Tor any crup but midi. pcu-
sable for prime tobacco leaf. There Il 81 so wmth
Of Potash in every barrel
liz Plaster il sold exclusively hy Messrs Denpe
| g. Brown, &c Richmond, and McAsrs Watkins a.
| Morton, Of Petersburg.
Frcighi from Bnltimnrc to Richmond aud Peters.
| burg, Is 10 81 per ton-transp"rtniinn rot being
mnrr expensive counting terms and lnburer., IL Us
| niucl so, q hauling ont bnrE-yard manure. No
! man need make rxtruNnennt experiment. there.
fore 10 great risk u necessary to make trial. Tho
Agricgrunrist can order from the ucdi rsgrd, be
shipped to Richmond 10 Petersburg Hnd m The emo
Of each particular Agent, upon whom the ut.rr-
| signed can draw free Of expense. Al suns uud'r
| $50, cafh; over SO fur mubtls; oyer 500, six
months, for ncccpfnnccs.
\ Instead Of p4bli.hing ccufcntcs, which II more
responsive and lcss sai4inrory tho undersigned
| bce4 leave To refer 10 the following nnrncs. In
| 10. taken this liberty without consolidation per-
mission Of the parties named but from their intc-
ecucr uccss, and enterprise ns Agriculiutist- mud
thcir character gentlemen Of the higirri
ability aud honor. be hus no doub, but what they
would chccrfully mpart their experience mud nit,r-
nation, many of them having largely used t'ess
Salts. he postal direction oi each pntiy is nhx.
cd 1t may be proper TO ob-erye TINT the Salt do
not rro1urr a. behvy stalk ~ co,p, n- Gunno.--
For it, yield the frmcr must look 70 the grain ofho
Corn.
nrrERrScgs.
! Professor Higgins. State Chcmist of Md, Eoii-
mfup snf ifs Chemical constituent; Rev. J. s. Ar
mi-irhd, Stony Paint post Office, Cumberland coun-
Is. VA; joseph W Twyunn. E-q., Epriysville, Al.
bcunilc county, Va; john NJ. Dow, Esq, Wash
iugtun Guy u. O.; DIR. VIM. Mushcr CnInnsyilic.
Baltimore comfy. Md; DIR. VIM. kirkwuod. Primo
| Pr, George co. Sid; Seth W Wmhcd 3tq Sheriff
| llov ava y strict Md; DR. VIM. j. Sndil,r. Snd-
| dlprzyillc, Queen Anne county, Mi W. W W
| Bow c, Esq, Prince George eo,dity, Md; Goorro
| 4. Ycnjuun, Wurrcnt"n Fnuquicr c,upty, Nn.;
4 Grn Henry \. Stiles, Cecil county. Md; u u.
! liatcmau. Esq. Enaon, Talbot Nd; Aitlnr Me
! Cont Baltimore. d. Robert Darcy. 81 Edward.
Franklin Bultinorc ely, Md; lehh l. Sinycsberry,
| Treasury uf Baltimore county, Baltimore; I'trr
GINS nu, E-q Laurel. Howard c'ty, 'CoI ll"thro
! t.lrror, luHgt Ma; Cun,ilc $. Stnuslnry. Esq
Baltimore co.. Maryland with hundreds oi'il'r
n1tlcs but the above i. amply suiiciett lnrpl rrn,-
tiral'c I,7rl o.cs. Tie Mr.4r. BrhUurs 81 braupc
cnuuiy Wa have also ss,d the Sails. With sl'nt ci-
! feet ric undersigned hus never h'nId.
| ru,nfllcr. win be furnished to All WIN feel gt"r-
rstrd ounuahIo investigate. and Who are wiling
70 believe that thsrr raHsy b. progress 10 Arfirnl-
TURF equal To other brnnchr- mud cit.riii. - ~
! me- JOHN KEr1LEWELL.
! Office 1T the v hnlosHlc Ding Si.rr If Obct
! McCouky. corner Of Lombard md Hanover strteia,
[ factury Federal II Baltimore, wh'rc Tor PR
4nnnl Investigations invite n pcrs'n- ihnt inhr on
! interest ~ Agricultural pursuits who yisn Bnlti-
/ nprc, mud ID whom viii cbceriuliy cHplaID ny
/ wlolc process, There il no secret ~ y
! ORDER addressed to DEANE 4 BROWN, Rieh-
,,ord W.. VIII be promptly attended I" for John
ketileseu Jon 23-w5w
4 Unprecedented Success; dHo,hr ~,
| " aIath n Ithuchprsf. The premium awnrd' d
him al she great New York National BSliibt"b-
f5r liz superior Dagu.rrcotypcs which pT1ycs tina