The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-03-07
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Glano Excelled by De Burg.

80 t" 50 bushels of oats and 20 to 90 bushels Of
Corn per acre. are the average crops grown by
be Burg. dissolve Bones and Gnano.)
The farmers of Maryland and Virginia are be-
coming discouraged with Guano and give De
iufs the preference as it not only gives better
anil larger crops. but improves the land. and
Guano alone. does not 1t is adapted to all soils
and all crops as it cont,ius all the REQUESTS to
grow them and will produce where Guino fails.
1t has III my advantages over Guano if applied as
Il ton dressing at the rie Of 80 pounds pr
acrc it viii produce Is to 30 bushels of wheat
AMI half gill to tAe AIl will rroluce 20 to 90
t.sh T. Of shcllcd corn per acre. upon f,,na that
Le,c, grew half the quantity before.
We have testimonials from every county in
Maryland. and many from Virginia, fror gentle.
men wei known MS scientific practical farmers
ard they all cnncur in tie J1inion that bc Burg
las equal asa crap grower, and is cheaper and
more f-rtlz'ng than amy Guano Or combination
Of Guailocs Known.
CEcIL COUNTY, Sept II. 1875.
-t;foi;,r w. Moonr Esq. Port Dcpost Ceoll
county. s,ys: Il applied DC Burg's super Phos.
phi ,tc of Lime at the rate Of 80 pounds per acre
last spring IN corn. potatoes and oats and prefer
ii to Guam" and every ether manure. have rails
q 20 bushels of oats and - bushels corn rron
land that would not have producce 20 bushels to
tn" ""re. 1t is more fer lzins than Guano.'
3 Put his wheat crop in with it,
i,uEs McrN. Esq. Pot DEPOSIT. Md. says:
.re Burg's Super-phosphaie of Lime has no equal
To ~ bushels of corn per acre.
tEriL Co. Mp.-Jum"s FIRST. Esq. Port De-
l"sit, says 9TH Jan 1857. I had not satisfuc
~ tiial last year the season so very dry al
II oIgh he corn and potatoes where applied he
Burg were cqra ~ as good as whore No Peruvian
Gnaho was applied"
Ecrt county Nd sass: II applied DC Burg on my
corn last spring. and il has given me entire salts
f elton think on poor fand, POO lbs per acre
,vuunrd in the hill would ma m, ipryc, "a ,f Inn
per cent in tina crop of corn
NOTICE.
For the protection Of our own and the farmers
interest. and to avid any mistake on ths part of
tho MANUFACTURER, every lot We receive is thorough
~ inSp cted aud nnaly scd by. Dr David stewart
Chemist to Maryland State Agricultural Society
VIII" rejects all that does not come up to the fixed
t"ndrrd: thereby guaranteeing to the farmer n
unil"rmity not to be found in Guano or any other
fertilizer; and farmers will also
BEAR IN MIND.
That it i, only be Euig that produces the above
re ults. and in consequence Of the greatly increased
dclnand-whch is beyond all precedent in artiG-
cal manulcs-many limitations have been put
upon the market. and palmcd of for the genuine
Farmers should therefore be particular and buy
noa" except from responsible dealers. Tbs gcnu-
inc is in barrels with wmlrE HEADS. stencilled G.
u. hE BrRGs Ne. ANNOTATED SrpER.rmos-
Tu,rn or lLME. in RI.ArE tETrEns; to sccHrc which
call on or address j. 4 +. TURNER,
% PrnH Street Baltimore, Md.
~ Present price. Si3 per ton of 1000 lbs, or
S3 per ton cheaper NAN Peruvian Gu;,po