Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-25
DONE-DUsT MANURE AND SUPER.
I'D PHOSPHATE OF LlNE.ATbr EAGLE

ID PHOSPHATE OF LiME.-The EAGLE
CHEMICAL co, having rec'ii'il made exc
tensive additions TO their works on sisrcn
I.hnd, are now prepared 10 meet the Increased
demand for the above named invaluable NJ
nures, aud ARE ready 81 supply the agr'c"I.ur-
lists with any quantity that may be required.
The Bone dust Manure will be IT The same
suiity, and will he delivered NJ the same price
ms that heretofore furni, he'd la the Farmers OF
staten Island. New Jersey, aud Other pare OF
the Unred States. II will I've grund INTO "a
I Cue powder, aud warranted pure ; and being
perfectly dry aud well packed in clean barrels
can lie iranspo, ted nj n snail co I either hy
Steamboat or railroad.
'che advantages Of Ground Bones for Manure
a,e too well known 10y the experience oftnr past
twenty years u make amy further recommenda-
tons necessary.
The super Phosphate Of Lime or Sulrha'cd
Boucs may not pei iiaps I've ~ well known ~
some parts Of the United STATES rs the former,
as il l. a comparatively recent mode ofuppNing
the same ingred ents, but from the great results
already obtained by the agricu'turi,is IN Eng
Land, aud The United States, il is Likely 10 he
preferred to all other Manures in use.
The Projectors of the Eagle Chemiral
Works have fr several years past'!een exien-
siv-ly engaged in the IN manufacture Of this article
in England, where they have had the assistance
OF the most eminent agricultural chemists In
Europe.
Thu Super Phosphate now prepare bv them
has been tested on every variety oi soil aud crop
ia Europe, the United States aud West Indies,
with the most mvari"ble success. The manu-
faciurcrs do not hesitate Ia guarantee IL 10 he the
mo- perfect Manure that can he made. No IN
gradients will be used until they have been
carefully examined and their purity tested, aud
tue mode vi preparing such ingredients and The
proportions used. will lie such AS The manutac-
turers have ascerta,ntd by long and patient APP
plications e chemical science, 10 he the mort
perfect. and which they have proved To h~ ro,
b, the practical tests ot agricultarisis on almosi
every description Of soil, ard in every vArlel,
Of climate.
Il will always be kept ~ the h'gest standard
Of purity and excellence, aud every lot viii he
carefully annal, zed and tested before delivery.
Ii is warranted 10 prove a more valuable MA
nure than the best Peruvian guano, being botn
more immediate ID it's effect, upo,, The plant.
aud Of IRE perm,Dent benefit W The soil, be-
sides being less dangerous ~ ns application.
Ii will be composed entirely Of Super-Phos-
| phate of Lime, combined with such proportions
Of ammonia and other ingredients las ARE neces-
sary To restore THAT which LA, bsen taken from
the soil by previous crops.
Raw bones, in addition to the fat or e~slatinc,
are composed Of phrosphoric Acid and Lime
combined. called Phosphate OF Lime. 4, is the
Ph .sphcric Acid that is Of great value NJ Ma
nure to the Agriculturists, and the object Of APP
ri, iny Snlphuric Acid 10 dissolve them Is, that
by it's alliance with the Lime which 10 in the
bones, the Phosphoric Acid is rendered mo's
soluble or easily dissolved by rain ; aud the DIFF
ference lsiween Raw Ground Bones aud dir
solved Bones may, IN a plain way, be stated b.
consist an the fact, that by a Careful addition Of
the proper proportions oi Sulpbpric Acid, shs
Phoslh ate of Line IN The Raw Bones Is con-
vertcd partly into Sulphaie of Lime, which sa
valuable Manure and a considerable portion OF
soluble Phosphoric Acid Ii lett to coiulynr III
once with the soil in rcadincrs 10 sct ou the
plant.
Thus il il that a small quantity ~ Super
l~hosphate Of Lime will force = cruI, uf 'urnirs Ia
greater weight than n larger quantity OF Raw
Ground Bones, bringing them 10 ihc bOe, a.
least ten days sooner.
Th,s is one Of the most important properties
Of this Phosphate derived from its PECULIAR pre-
paration; AMI il will always be- fnnnd, where
used, to cause such a specify d, vcloI emrit at
the plant, asio enable il to escape the ravagcs
Of the fly and wireworm.
IL is calculated that one hushtl ri this prcpa,-
ell sulphur Phosphate ~ equal IN is eject 10
ak bushels Of Ground Bones IL II raw siate.-
Thus the concentrated TORN oi this Manrue
| and its small biik makes it exceedingly convc-
nieni, and di,ninishes thu cost Of tran pnrtation
aud handling. 250 pounds 10 $50 pounls 10 The
acre is sufficient for any ordin ~ con i'ion of
soil and the whole cot viii not proi@hl, he
greater than the estr, expense would I've Ia the
mere handling and carling the necessary quantI-
" Of stable Manure g., produce the same effect.
IL my be sown broadcast, ani piu~,d into
the soil; or 4 may he drillrd IN wIih the nerd.
It may also be applied ~ the hills during the
culii alton Of corn ~ other crops, when 1t will
stimulate tho mot sluggish growth into inme H.
ae action.
Ii will he delivered in bags or barr, Is in such
quantities as may In required al the piice oil
2 l-4c per ID. AMI each package viii be brand.
ed "Super-P Phosphate Of Lime, Eagle Chemical
WORKS, 81 Beaver .si."
Apply to WANTON r. SHERMAN, al the
Biick Market, faot Of the Parade, Newport,
or to ALFRED r. KEMP, so Beaver
street, New Yo,k, once Of ;hr Eagle Chemical
Works. a2l-3n i&w.