Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
REEsE's MANIPULATED GUANO

Ammonia, pr ct
ylNnE ADvANrAGEs ro'nltine from na,o1Rh 'nt,mate
and tniGotm combination OF Peruvian with the ihospha
Guauos The Peruvian Alone H u" pnReh question OF
enquiry having fully demonstrated ly tic cncnrront
esfience Of all WHO used The above "s' en- lhe Hhoat
and other crops during the pat year We unhc-angR re
fer to all who mado Of H. and many may be tounh ,R.y
county Experience has taught farmers that
continued Of Peruvian Guano alone do'S arhy u'pteo
ate the soil Such result II inevitable from the proportion :"
It's elements (Ammona and Phesphaie) II does NOT co9inn
sufficient phosphate ct lime In an ordinary application q" rom
$50 20olbs 10 supply the wans Of the growing crop hn"'e
original supply This Of draining The sol from ye"r
10 year cannot fail 10 result In nihous dcprrrnihh he
Peruvian II first offered tothe pnbe ly John
$ Ieagc Of he undersigned 6rm In the spring 1856 and
all crops 10 which uano is usually applied
remarkable effect TO have ahfard l" u th ah
ZION Of the consumers sparls OF this aud adjoining
1t has only fully equallod Peruvian Guaho on i9
growing crops but IN MINORITY Of instances has cx ee
haaricle and has In no case failed to prodncoh
Clover This article MS seen by the analysis contains
om - to 80 per cent boa pdoPhae hn winch - nearly
double the quantity connihedin Peruvian ,'hano NOW n
application al 300 lbs per acre gives The soil from ~ 10 u M
phosphate than Suedb by thceop Hence It's successive
phosphate than at the beginning which could not
ruvian fr the same would deprived the soil Of It's
original supply would hence render 1t less fc These
provemcnt the soil is Of the frat Importance No simple
mixture Of the two Gunnos viii answer ne purpose "t 'e
The combination must be 0roHRh and intimate
In order obtain the soire action Of the H"aonm upon "e
Phosphate Of It must be uniform In order 10 secure
uniform AZ ppcaton Such combination, It isobvious, cannot
be made by the at the command Of tho farmer io tho
least part Of the difficulty the Jumps fine
dion The article is 40 pulnted by the aid Of ma
chnery adapted the purpose that particle Of both
finely pulvcriscd condition and as
torough intimately and uniformly combined as II brought
from The original dcposite In the same condition
This article ready received the farm
requiring preparation which matter o small lnpor
The ossrosunR from the nsc Of uono In nm tmp'r
c0ud much gtcaer than appreti od
Ia fall demand and supply all oiders, We
entire machinery, to which we have nd
iod important aud article is made with
accuracy than at previous period OF It's
introduction. 80,
No apprehension be entertained that this article will be
aowe deprecae IN quality We give every possible as
urance that the very best qualities of Guano nre
used good fuh with the public will be scrnpulousy
observed and all times invite the most rigid investigation
Farmers Induced this aitce by s effects be
narclar REEsEs Manpndcd GUdHo. and that
ou name every bag otherwise cannot be sponsOe
for It's results For lengthy Of the production
of tho above article pamphlc, which be had by ad
dressing the undersigned or our agents.
JOHN s. REESE & co,
Office No 10 Exchange building Baltimore Md.
WIN. A. MILLER, AGEST
iuly lin LynchhurR Va.