The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-05-09
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Guano Eycelled by De Burg.

Co to so bushels Of oats and 20 to 90 bushels Of
Corn por acre. are the average crops grown by
De Gtrs. (dissolvel Zones and Guano.)
The farmers of Maryl1nd and Virginia are be-
coming discourage with GuHno. and give De
Furg the preference rs il not only gives better
md larger crops. bat iGrIUvc'' the land. and
uuano alone. doesnot Ii il adapted to Mi soils
and all crops. rs il contains all the requests to
grow them, and viii produce where Guano fills
1t HIS many ndyantas over @uanp if applied as
IS top dressing Vt HE rae pf 80 ponds per
mere it vii! produce - 10 10 bushels of wheat
and half gill 10 tbs uiil VIII produce 10 10 80
b.sh. Is Of shcllcd corn per acre upon land that
Uorcr grew hilf the quantity before.
We have Testimonials from every county in
Maryland, and many from Virginia, from grntle-
iNcn well known us scientific practical farmers,
N they al coEcur N the opinion that ''Do Burg
has cqua' H. crop grower. and is cheaper and
IA tlrli7nG than any ii udmo o. combination
.! uuahoes known.
CFclL COUNTY, Sept H. 1875
CrunGr W. Moonr Esd, Port Deposit Cccil
county. says II applied I,c Burs's Super PhoS.
lhtc of lime At the rate Of li0 pounds per acre
last spring Oh corn. r"ttocs and oats. and prefer
il TO Guaho and rvc3y other manure. have rails
e 30 bushels Of oats. md 30 bushels corn upon
lnnd that would not have proluccc 20 bushels to
IL .crr 1t is more fcr'ilzing than Guano."
- Pat his wheat crop in with it.
J\VES McClY. Esq Port Deposit, Md. says
"pc Burg's super Phosphate Of Lime has 10 equal
in my "pini"n for spring crops have raised so
to 10 bushels OF corn per acre.
CsUiL Co.. NIB James First. ESQ. Port De-
post. says l2th Jan 1871. | had not u satisthc-
~ trial last year the season very dry. al
though the corn and potatoes where applied De
Burg were equally as good as where Mol Peruvian
Gunno was applied.
John Frazier, Jr. Esq. Georgetown Y Roads
Kcn count. Md says: Il applied De Burs my
corn las; spring. and it has given me entire tits
fiction | think! poor land 2GO lbs per acre
dropped in the hill would mtke'an increase Of loo
pc. cent in tha crop of corn
NGTgGEI.
For the protection Of oar own auf the farmers
interest, and to avoid any mi,taEr ,hn part Of
The manufacturer. every lot receive is thorough.
l. Inspected and ana! ysed by, pr David Stewart
Chemist to Maryland St',t" j .trieulurai Society,
witt rejects all that doe. not come up to the fixed
STANDARD; thereby guaranteeing to the farmer n
uniformity not 10 he found III Guaro or any other
fertilizer; ard farmers viii also
BEAR IN MIND.
That ii 10 enl.' u" Burg thai produces the above
rr+,'its a.ri ia consequence of the greatly increased
drinnud-which is beyond all precedent in m if
ciul ,nnuur"- --,nuny imita'iOus have hrrll nut
upon ih,' rmnr5rt md nl,,ai ~ i"r tho t:e,ininc
Tanners should therefore be particular, and buy
mon" except from responsible dealers. The ecnu.
ine is ii barrels with WHITE mhApS, steucIlcd G.
u. De bcRG'S Ne. AMHoSitrEn SupER-ruoS-
rHArE OF LIME. in BLACK LETTERS; to 3ccUrc which
sal on or address j. j. a +. TURNER.
u Pratt STREET Baltimore. Md.
u FOR sale by II :. SITES, Elktoi. and j. A.
DA,Is Co, Port Deposit.