The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
i've THE FARMERS AMP ACRICUL.

u N N
Il TURAL COMMUNITY OF vIE GihIA.-Ths
subscriber 10 DESTROYS 10 make knowa 10 the shove,
81 srtscis OF Harufseture OF Chemical EotorietT,
nsLcaly, sHperph0sphate Of Lime. allowed to
as one OF the most efHcacious Manures ever yet
adopted Ia this or envy other country, for iss well
known properties Of regenerad3g and fertiizine
toe barren and Out soil. Its hrs Introduction
into EIsisnn some ten years since, when from
lis then pronounced Magic Effect patent right was
granted 20 tss inventor. the celebrated Professor
Law. of LONDON, Who stauds now uuri vailed ss one
OF the first Chemists of the Day. Having had he
honor of graduating under him, and together with
years OF pTacticai experience IN the manusc.
turing OF th's article with MIN, gives sufficient
confidence 10 state thar the No Of roy present
Manufacture cannot De e1uaied in this vast Cont
n6nt being the soie INVENTOR and isTRoDUcER Ct
il into this country. Should there be doubt as to
iss truthfuiusss nay Diploma, received from the
New York American Institute, will fully attest of
the correctness OF my statement. together with
boat of the hiyhest testimonials from the Farming
aud Agricultural consumers or my Manure for the
last twelve months while hers.
can also state with pleasure having received
many kind letters from mere strangers 10 me- re.
questing OF me to refer any one who may feel skep
teal of the powerful influence Ii has over the mo
barren useless land that can De found-in great
mary instances parties were dubious of buying
more thsn come so or 100 los. TO make trial; the
same parties purchase Ia Tons, and feel proud
In making Il known 10 their surrounding farming
neigh beFs who seemed quite sstouDded at the
crops produced by the application of this miracu.
ous process. which enters int the composition OF
all plants, and the importance OF tnis invaluable
constituent to the sssrculturis1 will be easily IN
derstood when the reader uniformed that no plant
will grow on a soil denuded OF il. Phosphate of
lime Ia being continually removed and subtracted
FROM the soil and taken up by tse plants in soiu.
ton tor their nourisnEneDt, and unless such an
equivalent be returned dininuton Of fertility must
naturally be the irsue. | apprehend the efficacy of
ground or crushed bones on the soil 10 well known
TO the American farmer.
will presume to point out the advantage Super
Phosphate of Lime has over bones. Bones are In.
soluble IN water, and nave FIRST 70 De decomposed
before they can be incorporated with the soil
fuch decomposition taking long time From su.
tnenttcased writer's and scrupulous expsTimelters,
1t has been acknowledged mat twenty bushels OF
Snpe- Phosphate OF Lime, will have the desired
stsGE Of 100 bushels OF unprepared bones. The
reason OF sCca facI Is account OF its be ng IN
state Of solution shortly after having been applied
TO the soil, arc taken up By the plants, which de-
rive their strength and growth from the soil in
otnsr Ioru.
The subscriber ofers bis manufactured Super
Phosphate of Lime al chenicai'y pure ana gem
time ar.Icie-a perfect Super Phosphate with the
addition OF Guaao ana Other aKen salts, sc, only
EnoEEn 20 hira4ait cor;siniag ammonia and other
constituents HeeeasaTT to IUrUisa 10 t1e soil thet
vhien il has been robbed o. By previous growth.
il ID lu&te 81 atTessGYe Gaano. but Earca more
durable "a a EnaEurs ana iesa 7oisrile tran any
otgzeT
20 be obtained In bags CT barrels, by
G B DE- BURG, Agricultural Chemist,
Williamsburg, L /.
Ysnsrs purchasers may rely upon obtaining war
rsnted Dele ana genuine article, styled No =
TO prevent deception being prsctis9d nencetoZ-
ward nj packages will b. branded with tna manu-
taCsurs1s pane. C B De BURG.
Affixed are tire names of the gentlemen Of &C.
knowlecRed celebrity AID Standing as Ansi3 tiea
CI1sfalsrs. wno paassd their jude u0oni it
JAMES Z CGILTON, Esq, d D.
aEoEAS AHTISEIl, Esq, a. D,
WILLIAM " Elicit, ESQ. ii D.
I8AIAH BECK, Elsa, n D
John Il CCRRiE, Esq, NJ D.
My representative, Mr. j O'GEyL, shall
DO alrnsoh tne pleasure of visiting Virginia a
sour DuaiDess, when he shall De nosi happy to
receive orders and iapart such information may
DC required of him relative tohtia matter; he shall
else bring on with aim e supply of pamphlets, with
tu particulars, winch will De found most essen
sally usetpl so the agricultural community.
Price SE5 for 1000 los, from the nnanuIac.o-y
Williamsburg. Ii.
E McGRUDER & SONS are Sole Agents for
Richmond. Va je 2-d elm
Il NOT Ekk 4tk.fLTE -,