The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-21
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Guano Excelled by De Burg,

co to so bushels Of oats and 20 to 90 bushels of
Corn per acre. are the average crops grown by
be Burg dissolved Bones dnd Gnano.)
The farmers of Marylnnd and Virginia nrc be-
coming discouraged with Guano and give De
pur, the preference. as it not only gives better
and larger crops. hut improves the Iand and
Guano alone. docs not II is adapted to all soils
and all crops. as 1t contains I'LL the REQUESTS to
grow them. and will produce where Gu"no fails.
II hos m,ny advantages over Guano. if applied hs
"a ton dressing at the rate of $50 pounds per
acre it viii! produce 25 TO 40 bushels of wheat.
and half gill to the hill will produce 10 to 80
h.ahs Is Of shellcd corn per acre: upon land that
never grew half the quantity before.
We have Testimonials from every county IN
Marylnni and many from Virginia. from gentle
mon we'll known as scientific practical farmers.
srd they all concur in the opinion that 'De Burg
Ia. no equal as a crop grower and is cheaper and
more ferlizing than any Guano Or combination
ofGuanocs known.
Cecil CouSTy. Sept H. 1858.
G,o.Gr ". MoonF Esq Port Deposit. Cccil
county says II applied be Burg's Super Pios-
nh ,te Of Lime at the rate Of 100 pounds per acre
last spring. on corn. potatoes and oats and prefer
it to Cunno and rvely ether mrnur". have rails
Oh 30 bushels Of oats. and 50 bushels corn. upon
land that would not have produce" 20 bushels to
II core. II is more fertiliz'ng Than Guaho.
.Y'Put his wheat crop in with it.
JAMES McCAY. F.q.. Port Deposit. Md. says.
"pe Burgs Phosphate Of Lime has no equal
In my opinion for spring crops have raised 6O
10 70 bushels Of corn per acre.
CrciL Co. Nh James First. Esq, Port De-
rcsit saws 18th Jan 1857. II had not a srtistac-
, ~ trial last year. the season so very dry al
though the corn and potatoes where applied DE
Brrg were equally as good MS where No Peruvian
Gnano was applied
Eent county Md, saws: II applied De Bur. on my
corn las spring and it has given me entire sits
fiction think on poor land 2n0 lbs per acre
dr"ppnA In the hill would make an increase OF 100
per cent in tina crop of corn
NOTICE.
For the protection Of our own and the farmer
interest and to avoid any mistake on the part of
the manufacturer. every lot We receive is thorough
Nv inspected and anal ysed by DR. David Stewart
Chemist to Maryland State Agricultural Society
VII, rejects all that does not come up to the fixed
st, nd I'd: thereby guaranteeing to the farmer n
uniformity not TO be found in Guano OF amy other
fertilizer; and farmers will also
BEAR IN MIND.
That it i only DC Burg that produces the above
rr:ults and in consequence the greatly Increased
demand which is beyond nil precedent in arii
a:al manures--many limitations have been put
upon the market. md palmea off for the genuine
Far should therefore be particular. and buy
nnre except from re ponsibls dealers. The genu
ipe ia in barrels with WHITE EsAns, steueiiled G.
r. DE BrRG's Ne. | AMM0NiArED suPER-rHos-
rpArg oY LINE. in BLACK LETTERS; TO secure which
call on or address, ]. J. 4 +. TURNER,
70 Pratt Street baltimore, Nd.
sESFnr gale by II. 5. Sites, Elkton. and }. a.
DAvI. 4 Co., Port Deposit.