The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-21

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art
. at itss bee,l
i've yesi3 since the sor.5
atioa OF GU rnment. IlveD at
finae ot si.e colnmeaceinetls Of
stit plisnal the quantity ef Iaiio
ID be counsey was COM
SD u lfs I, sot 6tiisis sftissi
lluses ma iaesuFe wasSl1
isissas dora bic During i tliis''
li aeins IL las been so els,
this tinc Apfit I 5tlis not
/, Peruvian Gnano is to-
sas slIIts iia 6sst hands IN any the
ipai cities of the United Ststes,
! lIlSsi eveas our agricultural! wareh0ui
ses = csinplesely splii Sent Of this
is5Sol 5istlo5 which
Ss3tyi,et ia 8 s. 81
ID .l!moss without
a gonlaft, Men
ate all sold
he EI.psovsd Snper.phosphate Of
liieh Was introduced hg our
5nS littles more thar u months
nos ms uoh demand that the
sssayltsl tace ceqfers icanhgt suppiys ono
tie quantity astcsl fli:, not
ssaisdifg their factorysis capable
srisf;5e ten tons u more per
eeeuSthes limitations which.
B ssslsEE|;sgsss Sgeil insds Within the last four.
taotssEl ares Sea gefly Bought up byI
scaiitias be supplied With
zinc aftic!s.S
siltate Of lime Of differ.
ellt sleg graes sot eXceilenee and und:jrg
Il ilffereslss l;t'nes, sane with Slight aa-s
Nsno,s aud no ammonia
tilaik shat contained in the
Slshers with, slight additions.
pI ste liquofEcf The gas honses;and
B 81 llieis taatle BIZ grinding small por.
of theS bonc.dust With the
metals of sfhe aPrussian Blue.
being o. resi4ue from
burnt ieathpr, stc:, are now thrownf
pom the market ,ana in the absence
1les fertilizers, are readily sold.s
snltlea fsar chat some Of these;
isss efSssuch3 inferior quality, that
igiiishave the effect Of injuring
tationSof valuable mahures
siinilarly named:
lhesmanafactnres oflthe Improved
sss'lpagsi ihosphate of Lime are rapidly
slicrs sasias their facilities, and will.
sllostl be enable to deliver 20 L tons
iof Il IS more q per day. This, however,
will be very fur from an ade-.
g suppl. \
csl9nitre Or nitrate Of soda, is5
illraaid demand - ii refuse and;
licee eolnInc,i salt has been
s:ollplssel 5cp$; nt for grieul:5
poses, as TO ronder5it near
q. niso npossible TO- buy the
Fass article atgless than the reg
niar ,par rset prico for that &C bet.
Sstet qnalitY. Wastes Of factories;
3sof8 8allls Kinds sare$il high demand. Gas.
house sliines anlneriacal liquor, wool
an Waste hair, tbcne:dust, waste Of
lqs faet tories and every article ca
aiesof8beinss 8, used 10 fertiiize 9the
sSil is III active deman and if
4 all sstliose substances be juiiciously
used din localities where needed &
the country Willsbo largely y$t!ic gain.
er suchiincIeaaed use. 81 s.
cuarette Companies, OF which
srs ARE seVeralsabout New York,
Silass !;s \ increase demand for their
nalinfac tires.
teW8 years Since our old style
& 5afnlefs could scarcely be- made to
sheliege that sui phuric acid wonld
sysl9 be used as d Fertilizer, whsle
4 IcNssthe consumption IS this article
sfi3 n!tnfisss, IS already Of the
b Importance Hnndreis Of
sSsaabsY 81 per day arc used by. the
Issaf1efe manufactures, and this de-
S;tllands has principally grown since
ON atfodaction Of tho Improved
Sap el;phosphate of Lime.
or n q time we may anticipate that
many ipersops will be disappointed BY
lInpro per use Of the artificial ma
isllfes; and we shall hear much com.
BY those who have selected
badly {, s,llitsG Che use of such fertil.
;sll who4use them properly.
ssSi u rea'iae Sinereascd profits, and we
sl afisiclpatetitiat the Itowersof the
s5tEi,s9 slqodaco, will be permanently
material increased.
Farmers have now discovered that
ltSay are laFgei the gamers by using
ttiesrs Dasi.yard aud stable man,rcs