The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-25
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Guano Excelled by De Burg.

80 to 80 bushels of oats and 20 to 90 bushels of
Corn PER acre. are the average crops grown by
De Burg. (d;s>ulycl Bones and tuanoO
The farmers of Maryland and Virginia are be-
coming discouraged with Guano. and give Dc
Jurg the preference. as it not only gives better
and larger crops. but improves the land, and
Cuano alone, does not 1t is alaptel to all soils
aud all crops as it contains all the REQUESTS to
grow them. and will produce where Guano fails.
II has many advantages over Guano if applied ms
~ n top dressing at the rate Of 80 pounds per
acre it viii! produce - to 40 bushels of wheat.
aNd half n gill To the hill will produce 10 10 90
btsh Is of sheled corn pr acre. upon land that
.,vvcr grew half The quantity b fore.
We have Testimonials from every county in
Maryland. and many tram Virginia from gentle
men vel known rs Sri'ntjtic practical farmers.
ard They all coauur III The opinion that DE Burg
has 10 e1 "a! as crop grower, and Is cheaper aud
fertilih:n5 tl!NA any GVa'.e or combination
"a GUaIIoa= known,
CclL CouNry. Sept l.. 1855.
tgorcE " 1iconn Esq, Port Deposit Cecll
county, s,ys: Il applied lie Burg s super Phos-
vhr,r n Lime nj the rate Of lJU pounds per acre
last spri z. on corn. puAtucS and oats, and prefer
il 70 Hua,to and every ether m rnurn. have rails
e. 20 h5Shc,s of oats and 80 bushels corn, upon
Isn,l tl,., wonld not have pruucee 20 bushels to
III, core. II is more frrtiizing than 0uano.
tTS'1n.;t his wheat crop in with it.
.is ). CAY. Esq. Port Deposit, Md says:
Beg. lar s. uper Phosphate of Lime has equal
10 I" hu-!e OF corn per acre.
Cg II. Co. MD- james First Esq Port Do
pos. says i-th Jan 1857, 1 had not Il satisfnc
~ '.l last year the scason so very dly. al
:.oD-.. d Horn and potatoes where applied De
liL1,s were equally as good us where No Peruvian
Gunno applied"
,'ohu Frazier. Jr Esq. Georgetown Y Roads.
Kear county. Md, says II applied lie Burg my
c. las splins. and it has given me entire salts
f,c;on | think poor land, 200 lbs per acre
1 ,, rhlh m ,l.p I'M ,f
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 manufactures every lot we receive is thorough
ly inspected and anal yScd by, Dir David Stewart.
Chemist 10 Maryland State Agricultural Society.
whc rejects all that does not come up TO The fixed
Z nd irl thereby guaranteeing to the farmer n
uniformity not TO be found in Guano or any other
fertilizer and farmers will also
BEAR IN MIND.
That it is only De Burg that produces the above
results, and III consequence of the greatly increased
demanl-which is beyond all precedent in urtii
cl manures--many limitations have been put
upon the market. and palmel off for the genuine
Farmers should therefore be particular. and buy
none except from responsible dealers. The gcnu
ine Is in barrels with WHITE HEADS, steAciel {.
j. DIX BuRIS Ne. | AHWuTlATED srFER-pRoS-
pIiiTE OF LIHE. in Ei.ACK LETTERS; 10 secure which
cd on or adircif. j. j. 4 +. TURNER,
- Pratt Street R0iiimCre, Ma.
'fpr sale by ii. :. SITES, EIkton, and J. A.
DAVIS < Co., Port Deposit.