Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-07
ATTENTION, RARMERsI
GIano Heel eel
BY DE BURG.

TT is a settled point with all Chemists and scicn-
i titc Farmers, that Peruvian or any other de
scriDtiOn of ruano, dues not supply to the Ill one
third Of the necessary constituents for the growth
of all CROPS on all soils; and the analysis wheat
fact Every one who has had any experience in
the use of guanO, knows that the land becomes
haused and impoverished by ITS continued applica-
ton.
is to furnish thelaud with techeApest manure, that
will grow the largest crops and ct the same time
Foe object of De Burg is to supply to the soil ALL
and every requisite required by the crop for its
growth ana maturity, and leave surplus for its
Subsequent improvement Not supplying yearly
costly nanures for the one crop alone, without a
prospect for future beneftsSb but to grow as large
crops of every description AZ guan0, and add per-
m ,nently to the improvement and fertility of the
Dr. David Stewart, Professor of Chemistry at ST.
Johns College, Annapolis, Md. and the Chemist
to the Maryland sta e Agricultural Society--ana-
lyzes cverylot of De Burg wereceive, aid says, in
Is De Burg,s compound is much more generally
valuable TO the practical farmer than any mixture
of ph0sphates and ammonia r manipulated guanO.
:: There other elements in De Burg to which
/ .ttarh as much importanceas ammonia and phns-
pilates, and cannot pass a cargo where one of
these is absent, however much ammonia and phos-
plIates are present
December, 1856: '"For two years have applied De
Burg to the corn crop; each time with very mark
ed effect in increasing the product That no mis-
take ght exist as to thscause, have left rows in
the field, to which none wasapPlicd, and the differ
enCe OF yletd was pefIGGtIy OBVIOUS. i applied
about table spoonful to each bill, before covering,
mixed with sand or earth, 10 about a 7hRndfuL''
FAUaUIER Cor. II. BdIaa%, ESQ, applied De
Burg his corn and spring sFSPss Snd vas much
pleased with the result. It fully cqnaled Peruvian
JOSEPH NEwn.s, Esq, e8tyonsvilie3; Va, 14th
December, applied De Burg and No. l, Peruvian
Guano on corn, side by side, same rate per acre,
if there is any difference in the yield, it is in
favor of the De Burg. s7e' -,
NOTICE.
For the protection of our own and the farmers
interest," arid to avoid any mistake the part of
the man uacturer, every lot receive sthoroughly
inspected and analysed, by DR.. David Stewart,
Chemist to Maryland State Agricultural Society.
who rejects all that does not come up u the fixed
standard thereby guaranteeing to the farmer
uniformity not to be found in Guano any other
fertilizer; and farmers will also
Bear in Mind,
That it is only Dc Burg that produces the abuvo
SUITS aud in consequence of the greatly increased
demand-which is beyond all precedent in artificial
mamures-many limits tiOns haze been put upon the
market and palmed off for the genuine
Farmers should therefore be particular, and buy
none except from responsible dealers. The genuine
is in barrels with WHITE HEADS, stcncilled G.. B. DE
BIRG's No. ANNOTATED SUFER-PHOS-
PLATE OF LIME, in BLACK LETTERS; to secure
which call on address,
]. s. s. F. TURNER,
d. PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, Mp.
Present price, $43 per ton OF 2,C0O lbs, or s IL
per ton cheaper than Peruvian Gunno.