Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13

DONE-DUST MANURE AND SUPER.
ID PHOSPHATE OF LIME The EAGLE
CHEMICAL. co having recent, made en-
tensive additions To their works on Staten
Island, are now prepared 10 meet the increased
demand for the ahove named invaluable Mi-
aures, and are ready 81 supply the agr'cultur-
lists with ANY qHmrthy that may I've required.
The Bone Dust Manure viii be Of the same
quality, aud will I've Delivered at the same price
IA that heretofore fmni, he'd 10 the farmers Of
staten Island. New Jersey, aud other paris Of
the Unred rtates. IL viii be ground INTO "A
tine powder, aud warranted pure ; and being
perfectly dry aud well packed in clean barrels
can lc transported AT "A small CO I either by
ramlH ~ railroad.
The advantages of Ground Bones for Manure
aye too well known by the experience of the past
twenty years Ia m Ike any further recommended
tons necessary.
The super Phosphate Of Lime or Stipulated
I Zones ngIy nt perhaps lie so well known in
somc parts Of the United States rs the former,
rs it is II comparatively recent mode ofapplying
the sane ingredients, but from tie great results
already obtained by the agriculturi,ts in Eng
Lad, aid the United States, ii is likely 10 be
prei.rr,4l la all other Manures in use.
The Propretors Of the Eagle Chemical
Works have for several years past been es,cn-
sively engaged in the Manufacture OF this article
in Enslan |, where hey have h the assistance
VI Tue Hlbrt t'hth'ht ~ VII " NhtllilSlb III
Europe.
The Super Phosphate now prepared bv them
has been tested on every variety Of soil and crop
in Europe, The United States aud " est Indies,
" IN the most invu liable success. The manu.
lecturers do not hesitate to guarantee it to be the
mo I perfect Manure that can bc made. No in
gre,liculs will he used until they have been
carefully examined and their purity tested, and
the mode of preparing such ingredients and The
proportions used. will he such rs the manuiic-
turers nave ascertained 10y long and patient ap-
plications Lf chemical science, 10 be the most
perfect. and which they have proved to he so,
by IN practical tests OF agriculturists on almost
every description of soil, and in every variety
Of climate.
II will always I've kept to the h,,cst standard
Of purity and excellence, aud every lot will he
carefully annalyzed and tested before delivery.
II Is warranted 20 prove n more valuable Ma.
nure than the best Peruvian guano, being butn
more immediate III it's effects upoh the plant,
and Of a m ne perm ment benefit To the soil, be-
sides beng less dangerous IN its application
II will he composed entirely Of Supcr-Phos"
phate ofLiine, combined with such proportions
of Ammonia and other ingredients as ar, ncccs-
siry IT, restore III II which ha. b,ep taken from
the SOL by previous crops.
Raw bones, in addition to the FAT or gclatine,
are composed al PirosphorIc Acid and Lime
onlincd called Phosphate al Lime. II is the
IhbSBu'llf = nav u W HltNt Ndlut as VIA
nure Ia the Agricnturists, and the oljcc, Of APP
pt, ing Sulphuric Acid 10 Dissolve them is, that
by its alliance with the Lime which is in the
bones, the Phosphoric Acid is rendered more
soluble or easily dissolved hy Ia.a'; and the diff
lenne letwcen Raw Ground Zones an! dis
solved Bonrs my, IN u plain way, be stated to
consist IN the Fact, tint by Il care,al addition Of
the proper proportions at Sulpluric Acid, the
Ph,sI h ,tc oi ! ime ~ the law $50 ,cs is con-
verified pJtl, into Su!phlic oI Lime, which Isa
valutblc Manure and a considerable pnrtion of
soluble PhGslhDric Acid IL lett To combine at
once with the soil in readiness to ac, Oh the
plant.
THUS it is that "A small quantity of Super
| hosl,iltG ofLimc viii force 4 crop of ,urnips in
greater weight than ii Larger quantity OF Raw
Gron,d Zones, bringing thcm 10 the hoe, III
least ten DAYS sooner.
Tiis IL one of the most important properties
of this Phosph itc derived from it., p"cuiiu pre-
p%aratiou; an il will always I've found, where
used, 10 cause such a speedy dcvelopcmcnt OF
the plant, AS To enable II ~ escape the ravages
Of the H. and wjrew0rm.
IL is calculated that one bushrl of this prcpa,
ed SUI phnr. Ph"sph ,te ~ equal in its effect to
six bushels ot Ground Bones IN "A raw state
Thus the concentrated iorm OF this Nanule
ana It's small bulk makes il exceedingly conyc-
nicul, and LimInishcs the cos; of transportation
and handling. 25O pounds to $50 pounds 10 the
acre is su'l"i"nt Tor any ordinary con .ition OF
soil AMI the whole cost will no, probably he
greater than the extra expense would he in the
mere handling aud carting the necessary guanti-
~ pl stable Manure Ia produce the same effect.
1t may be sown broadcast, ani plowcd into
the soil; or t may be drilled in with the seed.
IL n,y also b, applied N the hills during the
cultivation Of corn Or other crops, when ii will
stimulate the most sluggish growth into immedi
ate action.
1t will be delivered in bags or barrels in such
quantities as may he required at the price of
z l-io per lb AMI each package viii be brand.
ed "Suprr-Ph 'sphatc Of Lime, Eagle Chemical
Works, 62 Beaver.st."
Apply 10 WANTON T. SHERMAN, at the
Biick Market, foot Of The Parade, Newport,
Or to ALFRED r. KEMP, 62 Beaver
street, New York, oIce Of the Eagle Chemical
Works. ,oi--3n div