Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-16
oRUas, CHEMICALS, &C.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS &C.
DRUGS, CHEMICAL ALS, &c.-Blancards
Pills. Ayers do, Suiphate Qunlne Indigo
Tar,arric Acid. Beuloic Acid, Coxes Sparkling
Gela,ine, Cod Liver Oil, Bulls and Townsend
Sarsaparilla, IoGide Potash, Shallenourger
Fever and Ague Antidote, Osgood's India eho'
logogue together with large stock OF Drugs,
Chemicals, and all the mos popular Patent Med
cnes OF the day.
]. WILLIAM BOWLING,
apis cor Fairfax and Prince SIS
TTHEREAL OIL; Spirits Turpentine; pure
II French Zinc White; Lewis's pure Lead;
Manhattan Lead; boiled and raw Linseed OIL;
Blake's P,tent Fire Proof Paint; Venetian Red;
Colors ground in Oil; Tube Paints; Artists
Brushes, &c. &c. tor sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER 4 SON,
amos Stabler's Old Stand
CTABLER'S AGRICULTURAL SALTS,
y cheaper and better than Guano composed
OF Phosphate OF Lime, Sulphate OF Ammonia
Nitrate of Soda Muriate OF Soda Sulphate OF
Soda, Suphate of Lime, ani Carbonate OF Po-
tassa prepared and put up in bags OF 200 lbs, by
K. H. STABLER, Chemist,
ap2 No l65 King ST., cor OF Washn.
C,HEMICALS, &c--Sulphate Quinine; To-
I dine; Sulphate Morphine; lodide OF Potas'
SUM; Corrosive Sublimate; Chloroform; Tannlc
Acid; Lunar Caustic; Sugar OF Lead; Oil OF Gu
bebs, Just received and for sale by
JAS ENTWISLE, JR,
apl4 Apothecary "a King-st
CrEGARS-A large lot OF prime HAVANA
- SEGARS, just received per Schr. Ann D.,
and for sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER & SON,
4no14 Stabler's Old Stand
TTHEREAL OIL AND ALCOHO. BAR
II RELS, for sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
ap15 cor of Fairfax and Prince-sts.
GALAD OIL.-Best Bordeaux, Just received
and for sale b. J. r. PlERPOlNT,
No. l72, S. F.. corner OF King and Wash. SITS.
apS
90 PER CENT SAVING TO FARMERS.
~ HIRES PATENT CONCENTRA.
TED BLOOD MANURE is beyond all doubt
the most powerful and valuable Fertilizer ever
offered to the public How long will Agricul-
turists submit to the Guano Monopoly. whilst
they have the above more potent and more
Valuable Fertilizer, at thirty per cent less cost!
Read the annexed Certificates and then try it
along side of the best Peruvian Guano, and let
the result speak for ITSELF
Certifcate Of DR.. Hayes.
The specifications OF DR.. Hare and }. Odam'
having been submitted 10 me, have found the
composition of matter on which they are founded
10 be highly nitrogenous and ternientable COM
mound. containing the essentials OF fertilizer OF
the highest character, and also the food for sus.
tanning crops to the time of their maturing.
| regard this enterprise OF manufacturing a
guano instead OF importing 1t, practical and
important undertaking, iavoraby affecting the
interests of our common country.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.
Assayer to State OF Massachusetts,
. Certificate of Professor Booth.
Upon examining the composition OF the best
Peruvian Guanos can perceive no ground tor
assuming it TO be the best that can be made
On the contrary there is always present more
or less OF supeIfuous matter, sometimes IN
large quantity. The composition proposed oy
Odam 4 Hare's Patent is. in my estimation, su
perior TO that of the best Guanos or to any 9TH
er artificial manure OF which | have heard, and
| think myself the more entitled TO give this
positiye opinion from the unlocked tor results
OF the action OF suphuric acid on animal matter,
which | obtained III experiment, but which were
anticipated by the PATENT III question.
Respectfully Yours, JAMES {. BOOTH.
Certificate Of Professor Fraser.
At the request OF parties interested, have no
hesitation in stating my opinion, that the mode
of preparing an artificial manure, by acting
upon animal matters by sulphuric acid, as de-
tailed in Dr. Hare's Patent, and mixing the re
sulinA substance with animal, charcoal and
phosphate of Lime, is correct in theory, and al
though | have had no noopportunity OF testing the
manure thus formed practically, | have nc
doubt that a manure formed by the mixture Of
these ingredients in proper proportions would
be found at least to equal in its effects the bes
| Guano JOHN +. fhALEh.
November %, 1856.
It's put up in bags of one hundred and fifty
pounds each, and sold at S+5 per nett ton.
JOHN L. MlFFLlN, Sole Agent,
l39 South Wharves, above Walnut ST., Phila
uI, D2-Wl m