The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-04-11
ATTENTION FARMERS!
Guano EXcelled by De Burg,

80 to 80 bushels of oats and 20 to 90 bushels OF
Corn pr acre. are the average crops grown by
he Rnr- dissolved Bones and Guano)
he farmers Of Ma,ylnnd aud Virginia are be.
coming discouraged with Guano, and give De
Eurg the preference. as it not only gives better
snd larger crops. but improves The lanl and
4u,no alone. dorsnot 1t is adapted 10 all soils
AID aiI crops as it rontars all the REQUESTS IL
g,"~ I!..m and will produce where Guino fills
I his my advantages over Guano. if applied as
IL 4 tot, dressing at the rate of 80 pounds pei
strr it vii produce 50 10 30 bushels Of wheat
a2I ba'f gill to tho hill will produce 20 to 9n
), 81 l. " shell-d corn per acre, upon land that
,e~e: grew half the quantity before.
". havo testimonials from every county in
MAJ Wand and mauy from Virginia from gentle
r."u well known AZ scientific practical farmers
md they all concur i'll the opinion that DE Burg
i"s no equal as acrop grower, and is cheaper and
I,Hrr frrtlilng than any Guano or combination
Il Gulnoes known
CEcIL CouSTY. Sept II. 1858.
GEORGE W MoonE Esq, Port Deposit Cecil
en.nty. says Il applied he Burg's Super Phos-
= ,'s Of Lime at the rate of 10 pounds per acre
..3 spring, on corn potatoes and oats, and prefer
!. t. Il uano and every ether manure. have rails
4 . busLel( of oats. and 81 bushels corn upon
i IA that would not have producce 20 bushels to
IN aero. 1t il more f,rilizins than Guano."
y Put hi: wheat crop in with it.
!.aIs MGCAY, ESD. Port Deposit Md. says
- Eurss Superb Phosphate Of Lime has no equal
b. my opinion LOT spring crops nave raised W
:; ~ bushels Of corn per acre.
Crcn. Co.. Mp.-.Iam"s FIRST. Esq, Port De-
lnsi; says. 18th Jun 1851. had not a sltisfac-
to- tial last year, the season so very dry. al
to st the corn and potatoes whore applied De
rtfF were equally ns good as where No Peruvian
Uafuo was applied"
ohm Frazier. Jr, Esq, Georgetown Y Roads
hit county Nd, says: II applied De Burg on my
'nIa las sping and it has given Inc entire s,tis.
: at;0n ! think TN poor land, 200 lbs per acre
'rr.p.'i in the hill would make III increase Of loo
!; ,r lcnt in tina crop OF corn
NOTICE.
Iar h' protection of orr own and the farmers
ll..,-e,t an: - AZ I'D any y,istuE, ifn pat of
tir :AHnntaut,Tr crciy 10. We fr:"rris thorough
- j'.:p,cie', anG anoly Scf by DR. bnvih Stewart.
t.e,nist to Iry!aud Stic Agricultural Society.
a., fs.cty al that does not come up to the fixed
ss-,.i I'D, thereby guaranteeing to the farmer Il
-.Hi.nlnity not TO be found in Guano or amy other
fertilizer, and farmers will also
BEAR In MIND.
Ia, Il i. only lie Burg thai produces the above
-'.lts and in consequence of the greatly increased
ct:nani which is beyond all precedent in arii
ii 'nanures -mnny limitations have been pat
lbtn the market, and palmcd off for the genuine
f'a:mers should therefore be particular. and buy
y. r s:uc"pt finm responsible dealers The genu.
1'e ) III barrels with WHITE EEApS, stcncillei e.
1 ~. EunGs Ne. | AaMONIATEp surER-rHos-
;rttE OF LINE. in BLACK LETTERS; to secure hitch
-, IN or address, j. j. & +. TURNER
- Pratt Street Baltimore. Md.
;gS'for sale by II. ). Suites, Elkton and j. A
i,SIs 4 Co. Port pcposit