Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-06-14
ATTENTION EARMElSl
EIAH0 EZgELLED BY DE- BURG!
39 Bushels Wheat, so BushelsCoPn,
and 90 Bushels Oats,


Dire the acreage Craps grorn Jg " DE
BURG,S SUPER PHO,SPHA TE,
tDissotced Bones and Gudno.)
IT a settled point with all chemists and
d scientific farmers that Peruvian guano only
supplies about one-half of the ingredients ne
cess3ry 10 grow Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Veg
etables, &c, and that is the reason that land
becomes impoverished and exhausted by lis
continual application, whereas De Burg
Super Phosphate supplies more than is required
to grow the various crops and is quite as ef-
ieciiye n its action Of inducing carly maturity
as the Cnano-mueh more durable and lertili-
zing to he soil, and less volatile
1t is sdapted for all crops and all soils, as a
proof of which we have testimonials from Ma
ryland % Georgia, and every county in Mary
land, aid from Virginia. from gentlemen well
knownas practical farmers, some Of whom
have trfd it for tue past two years with plea
sing rcqlts.
r. 4Gregor, Esq, Prince Georges county,
Nd, says: De Burg is in my opinion far SUI
pcrior I No. ! Peruvian Guano. A small
handfulto each hin produced 300 barrels of
corn on2j acres OF land, that never yielded
more tina barrels per acre before"
Wm.R. Barker, Esq, Prince Georges Co,
Md, sas +" have used De Burg on both
Corn ami Tobacco and was much pleased with
the rcsut'
CaptiMurry Mason, Farfpx, Va, says ~
gave DsBnrg a fair trial and it fully equalled
No. ], ITuvian GuaBo.n
AndrN Ellicott, Esq, Howard county Nd.
says Z consider De Burg $40 per ton cheaper
and NOR lasting than No. j. Peruvian Guano !"
IluehHeCall Esq, Anne Arundel county,
Nd, say 81 have used De Berg on my corn
and Sprng crops, and prefer ii to No. l. Peru
Wan Ghno."
John hamilton, Esq, Charles county, Nd,
says 'The result from De Burg was fully
equal Z my expectations, producing a fair
growth N very thin soil. y
Val. Drummer, Esq. Frederick, Nd, SAYS
Farmqs in this vicinity are much pleased
with Depurg, and readily give it the prefer
encc."
We ab refer to Samuel Bentz, FED, Carroll
county, i'd, VIM. II. Marshall, Esq, Wash
ington dunty, Nd, b. Davenport, Esq, JET
ferson quniy, Va, james Il. Earle, ESD.
Proside1of The Maryland Agricultural Soci-
ETY., andCol. Geo Forbes, Prince Georges
county, Ia, and to thousands Of Farmers in
Maryland and Virginia who have found great
hencGtiit duplication, not only in the growth
Of cropsibut improving the land quicker and
cheaper ban BY any otler known Manure.
300p9nds per acre will produce 35to 40
bushels heat and $50 pounds, 50 to 70 bush
els Of oah; and half q gill to the hill, or $50 10
800 poui5, viii produce 70 to 90 bushels Of
shelled cen per acre, upon land that never grew
half the haniity before.
mr. lFcry lot we receive is inspected and
analyzedfy DR.. STEwART, Chemist to the Ma
rYland Ahicultural Society, who draws sample
himself nm the cargo, and rejects every lot
that doesiot come mp to the fixed standard,
thereby Guaranteeing 70 thc Farmera uniform
iiy not \ be found in any Guano Or other
manure.
The ID proof Of the value Of this fertilizer
as entertined by the agricultural community,
is the gTdtly increased demand for IT, which
is bcyondall precedent in any other artificial
manure, consequence Of which many imita-
tons ha1been put uron the market. Farmers
should b4oarticular and bug "DE BuRGS
40. ]. AiMONIATED SUPER PHOSPHATE
or LIMA and no ofhor.
Priccsss3 per ton Of 5000 pounds in
8 barrels
m Insecure the genuine article, call on
or address j. J. & +. TURNER,
mac No. ~ Pratt street, Baldnofe.