Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-07
RUffIa'S PHOSPH0-PERUVIhN
GIL a MO-.

IIEKUyIAN GCANU used alone Is quite costly, aud i-
rareIv attended sth any permanent, aud never With
a!v considerable Improvement Phospha'ic Grano rsLp
A0S. though FAR less costly than the oiher Is YET MOI eco
aOua because. being dissolved slowly and with dicui'
~ II rarely any elect the Wheat CROP and not
.Gca subscqueu; crop OF clover ihe Two used IN
intimate mixture, and costing less than Peruvian Euaho
are said to be superior either alone that far less
quantity o! Peruvian GugnoGSln produce q crop "h!ch
require much larger application II used snsy anu
tbs PGcsphaiic Guaao is made speedily operative on t.
Wheat and permanently operative Oh the succeeding crop
of clover and on ia. land. One theory is that The am
uora ia the Peruvian, hUera;es the phosphorc ac!d III
Tic ro.paiic Guano for the use Of both wheat and cO-
vrr Another is that the ammonia enables both wheat
aai clover appropriate. the phosphorlc hcih Va 'he
truth Of all these things each pan must judge Tor himself
The mixture would certainly 70 be Juicious, because
tier" growing demand for from judcious, pracit;ai
u,u-,u"u whose stand reference Hitherto
Lof nov propose 10 supply from iuchmohd WIN an
ar'icie a, least equal any made elsewhere sha c"
tain per c. OF ammonia aud not less than 10 per e' %
phosphate Of im" An ~ho a'. heretofore Satisfactorily
used Manipulated GUIuo. may safely buy their supply "i
mr; and asS those Who :ried ii, TO ry mine
ny the sidr u! Peruvian GUano
There |. no secr-, in my ingredients mode or manu-
fac;ure and every farmer Is liberty to inspect the whole
process II he apPrnvtS!t Lu thinks lie mix /; more
cheapy FOR nis. will >.ll Lin the ;hosphatrs use
and he may make the experiment provided he viii buy
enous! 81 iGuc I" compare ii"i Al claim to do II 20
grind and mix far bette. than the farmer can 10 select
better phosphate than Lc can. aud {" "hi~nit on better
,etms Ny experience in the market already assures
tia, it Is far difficult TO obtain good phosphate han
good Poruviin Guanc: and besides tbs their com
ple,e erec, depend. their thorough anirture. which
can only accOmplishejby perfect machinery II better
for farmers purchase the prepared article than the in
rr.h.uts when hcy satisfied that they will get What
hey bargain for That profess TO furnish NIL who deal
IN me- have leased large house on Cary street oppo
site the Basin sheds and fitted IL with complete mdch
nerr where shall super;n.ad the manufacture In person
and where shall be happy 10 see all my friends.
While claim tha, this article from the fact that II re-
5,r IN fine dry powder will broadcast better than Pc
ryi,n there question that for the
/, viii be vastly superior for the drill.
Price $50 cash per ton o. 1000 lhs and VIII vary ac
ror.;,r 10 change, In prices OF Ingredients.
appointed the following persons as agents for the
.i from whom IL can obtained, the same term. as
m -, nrself VIII: Crenshaw Co., Alexander Garrett,
MrCra,sr's son. Peyton Archer, Richmond; W. lciins
* Co., Lynchburg. ,,,
T- Nv orders have heretofore been ahead Of my deli
vrris. I'm, now having erected additional machinery,
b. n. nr.nared 10 fll all engagements more promptly
- = Srr,nf,r. FRANK. e. RUFFlN,
Corner Cary and 18th streets, R!ehmond.