Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27
1DONE-DUST MANURE AND SUPER.
I'D PHOSPHATE OE LIME TN. EACH T.

1DONE-DUsT MANURE AND SUPER.
gD PHOSPHATE OF LIME.--The EAGLE
CHEMICAL CO., having recently made .x-
tensve additions 20 their works on Staten
Island, are now prepared TO meet the increased
demand for the above named invaluable Nj !
nures. and ara ready SD supply the agr,cul,ur- /
lists with anv quantity that may he required.
The Bone Dnst Manure will be Of the tHme
quality, aud will be delivered at the same price
as that heretofore furni he'd to the faI rneIs Of
staten Island. New Jersey, and oihrr par's Of
the United States. II will he ground into "a
6ne powder, and warranted pure and being
perfectly dry and well packed in clean barrels
can be transported at n email cot either by
straniboat or railroad.
The advantages Of Ground Bones for Mannre
are too well known by the experience Of the past
twenty years to make any further recommended
tiOns necessary.
The super Phosphate Of Lime or Sui hated
Bones may not perhaps I've 50 well known in
some parts Of the United States rs The former,
as il Is IA comparatively recent mode ofappbng
the same .. gred,ents, bot from the great results
ALREADY oltained by the agricnlturirts in Eng
land, and the United States, it is likely to De
preferred to all other Nlsnsres in use.
The Proprictors of the Eagle Chemical
Works have for several years pat heen exien-
sively engaged in the ina anuacture Oi this article
in England, where hey have had the assistance
OF the most eminent agricultural chemiss IN
Europe.
The Super Phosphate now pre-, ared b, them
has been tested on every variety Of soil AND crop
in Europe, the United States aud Wcsi Indies,
with the most invaiabl success. The manu-
Eiciurcrs do not hesitate guarantee it 10 he The
mo perfect MANURE that can be made. No in
gradients will be used until they have been
carefully examined and their purity tested, and
the mode Of preparing such ingredients and The
proportions used. will be such as the manutac-
turers have ascertaind d by long and patient ap-
| piicatious Lf chemical science, To be- the most
perfect, aud which they have proved to he so,
BY the practical tests Of agricultursts on almost
every description Of soil, and in every variei,
! Of climatcs
IL will always be kept to the higest standard
! Of purity aud excellence, aud every lot will he
carefully annalyzed and tested before delivery.
Il is warranted to prove n more valuable Ma
nure than the best Peruvian guano, being botn
| more immediate IN its effects upon the plant,
aud Of "A IN permanent benefit to the soil, be-
sides beihg less dangerous IN its application.
| Ii will he compose entirely Of SuperPhos-
! phate of Lime, coinbiied with such proportions
of ammonia aud other ingredients as are neces-
sry to restore that which has been taken from
the soil by previous crops.
Raw bones, in addition to the Fat or eelatine,
are composed Of Phrosphoric Acid and Lime
combined, called Phosphate Of Lime. l, is the
! PhDsphcric Acid that IL oi great value as Ma.
nure u the Agricnltursts, and the ol j"ct Oi APP
| pl,iny Sulphuric Acid to dissolve them is, that
| by its alliance with the Lime which is in the
bones, the Phosphorc Acid is rendered more
soluble or easily dissolved by rain and the diff
\ ference between Raw Ground Bones and dis
solved Bones may, in "A plan way, be stated To
4 consist IN the fact, that by careful addition of
the proper proportions OF .sulphuric Acid, the
Il PhDsL ate Of Lime IN the raw BOnes u con-
vcrtcd paItl, into Sulphal Of Lime, which - a
4 valuable Manure (; and considerable portion of
soluble Phosphoric Acid il lett to combine Ut
once with the soil in readiness to act on the
plant.
Thus it is that n small quantity Of Super
Il Phosphate OF Lime will force crop Of urnips in
\ greater weight than a Larger quantity OF Raw
Ground Bones, bringing them to the hoe, al
least ten days sooner.
Il This is one Of the most important properties
4 of this Phosphate de, ivcd from its peculiar pre-
| paration; and L will always be found, where
used, To Cause such a speedy developemeut Of
the plant, as to enable IT to escape the ravages
II Of the fly and wireworm.
II 1t is calculated that one bnshel Of this prcpaI =
ed sulphur. Phosphate rs equal IN its effect To
II six bushels oi Ground Bones IN n raw state. -
II Thus the concentrated lorm OF this Manure
and its small bulk makes it exceedingly convc-
II nieni, an dimnshes the cost Of transportation
| and handling. 25O pounds to $50 pounds to the
acre is sufficient Tor any ordinary con .ition OF
soil and the whole cost viii not probably be
| greater than the e ira expense would be in the
mere niling and carting the necessary quanti-
II ty Of stable Manure 10 produce She same effect.
II II may he sown broadcast, am plowed into
the soil; or Il may he drIllrd in with the seed /.
II may also be applied m the hills during the
cultivation Of corn or other crops, when il will
stimulate the most sluggish growth into u,medi.
| ate action.
1t will he delivered in bags or barrels in such
quantities as may be required at the.price Of
Lac per H., and each package will be brand
ed "Su,er-P PHI csphate Of Lime, Eagle Chemical
Works, 62 Beaver-st"
Orders, with cash or satisfactory reference, to
# be sen, to ALFRED +. KEMP, 62 Beaver
street. New York, o.nce OF the Eagle Chemical
\ WorkN. a2l-3m d&w.
\ THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted store
/ l. Ill THAMES STREET,
are now prepared to supply their friends aud the
! public generally, with French Confectionery,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables, Eng
lish Pickles, Sauces, Catsups, FAvoring Ex-