Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-22

DONE-DUST MANURE AND SUPER
ID PHOSPHATE OF LiME-The EAGLE
CHEMICAL co having recently made ex-
tensive additions to their works on Staten
Island, are now prepared To meet the increased
demand for the above named Invaluable Ma
nures, and arn ready So supply the agr,cultur-
lists with any quantity that ma, he required.
The Bone Dust Manure will be Of the Same
quality, aud will he delivered al The same price
IA that heretofore twni he'd To the farmers OF
Staten Island. New Jersey, and other paris of
the Uni'cd States. II will be ground INTO y
fine powder, and warranted pure and being
perfectly dry and well packed in clean barrels
can he transported ~ Il ssaall cost either by
steamboat or railroad.
The advantages Of Ground Bones for Manure
ae too well known by the experience of the past
twenty years 6, .AaLG ANY further recommended
tons necessary.
The Super Phos.iate # Lime or STIPULATED
Bones may not peilaps he so well known in
some parts of the United States as the former,
as il is a comparatively recent mode ofapplying
the same ingred cnts, but from the great results
already obtained by the agricnlturi.is in Eng
land, and The United States, it is likely to he
preferred to all other Mana,es in use.
The Proprietors Of the Eagle Chemical
Works have for several years past heen ex,en-
sively engaged in the Manufacture Of this article
in England, where they have ha the assistance
at the most eminent agricultural chemists in
Europe.
I'm, Super pbo.nb,,c no. nr.p,r.d nv them
has been tested ON every variety al soil and cron
i, Eurone. the Uniicd States and West Indies.
with The mos, ,nya, liable a,ccess. The manu-.
f,,,urers do not hesitate to guarantee il 10 he the
mot perfect MANURE that can ic made No in
grc,lients will be used until they have been
carefully examined and their purity tested. and
the mode of preparing such imp redi,n,, and tho
proportions used. will he sech as the mnnuiac-
turcrs nave ascertain by long and pa,i-nt nm
pIic,,ions e chemical science. to he the mos,
perLct. and which ,hev have pr,v.d IN n. 40
il, an. n,,c,;c,l t.st. nf ,,,;.,l,,,;., n, ,Iro.,
every irscrinuon Of .oiI' snd in .v.rv ,.,;s,,
oC climate. ~
I, win always he kept 10 the h,ycst standard
of nur;,v and excellence. aud .very Ia, ,,;lI 10
r%,I.f,,ly ,nn,Iy zeJ md ,.s,ad h.L,. ,.J;v.r,
II il warran,ei IN nrove q no,. v,lu,h;e NJ
nure than the bes, Peruvian .uapo. being butn
more ,mmedi,te m its effects uno, the ul,n,.
and of a more perm,n.n, len.6t 10 IN, soil. h,.
sides being less dangerous IN i,s application.
II will he connns.d rn,;r.lv az Snner- pbo.-
phate of Lime. coubined win .ncb n,,,or,;on.
of ammonia and Other in, r,J,e,,, =, ,re neces.
s,rv 20 re,tor. ,h,, which b,, h..n ,,ken ,ro,.
the soil by previous orops.
Raw homes in add;,;,n IN n. r., mr. .s,,,;n.
Arc comu...d Of Phr,.nbn,, Ali ,,a I Inn.
combined. called pho.pba,. q, Lime. n i. m.
Phnsphcric Acid that il of pr.r, v,Iue NJ. Ma.
nure to the Agricuhuris,s, aud the object Of 40.
ri, ing Sulphuric Acid to Dissolve them ia. ,ha,
by its alliance with the Lin. which i. IN m.
bones, the phosphoric Acid in rendered more
soluble or easily dissolved by IAN : and The Az.
f., ence between Raw Ground Bone, md di..
solved Bones may, in n plain way. be stated a
consist IN the fact, that by a careful addition Of
the proper proportions oi Sulphuric Acid. the
Pbosuh.te Of inc IN IN. Raw H.. -.
verified part ly into Sulpha,e of Lime. which IL.
valuable Manure and a considerable nor,;on NJ
soluble Phosphoric Acid i, lei, 10 combine a.
once with the soil in readiness to net ON the
p;an,.
Thus it is that a small quantity Of su,.r.
Phosphate Of Lime will force = crop of ,mnios in
greater weight than \ larger quantity OF R.v
| Ground Bones, bringing them to the hoo. a,
least ten d,>s sooner.