Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-03-07
CONTAINING Ammonia, lSyellf6 per cent.
Phos of Lime, 81

Is Pho's Of Lime 81
Potash and Soda,
rvOMPOSED OF 700 POUNDS OF No. l PERUVIAN
Gusno and 1899 psa.ds q a t geospssas g s
universal and durable fertilizer offered to the farmer
and planter combining ell The sHmusting properties Of
of Ground Bones supplying an abundance u Ammonia
fur any crop and all sofia and in sperecY axsa condition
mot volatile and passing off with the frs crop e With
Peruvian and other ammoniacal guanos but stimulating
the crop to which Is applied and all succeeng ones
giving to poor ont and unproductve Soils new NE
and ygor making them this respect equal to the most
The combination Of Soluble Phosphate Lime above
is be sa
soluble and available FORM ready food for the plat at
and not it exists in many Of the guanos and ma
Of the day. from which the farmer can never derive
any benefit in consequences of nsoubihty Of their Phos'
pilates, tAesoe perfectly 1stsesss a. At is only ia aso-
uble or liquid form that the plant can supply itself with
selecting his guanos and mnures, should therefore, pay
particular attention to this their immediate action and
so saepss
and Magnesia which extracted from in the growth
Of all plants and must be returned the soil will become
exhausted impoverished and fail to produce notw,l
cient in alkales ~ 81 fi.'itt - t142'
In calling the attention of the agreulturiss to Ex
cesor, wish them to bear in mind the fact that we
superintend IN PERSON, its manufacture and WARRANT
every package uniform, and to contain by analysis the
standard Of ferzng properties In buying Excelsior
they have that protection which they have not in other
Guano, or artificial manure sold in this market. ,s
We suboin few of the many testimonials received with
in the past few days from weknown gentlemen of the
highest responsibility who have tested it with Peruvian
and other GuanOOes.
r. B. Seaceu Esq., Raleigh, N. c. writes, Dec Is. 1853;
say with pleasure that used your Excelsior with
the best results, and very much pleased with it
fertilizer tried it both cotton and by the side
Of equal quantities of No. Peruvian Guano and found
the Excelsior as good if not better on both CORPS was
particularly grated with the experiment made fed
Of corn planted June l4th applied near as could
tablespoonful to the hill and although planted ate
and at time it suffered from the drnuth-sti made
your Excelsior, believe had growth on the land
than ever should have had without it."
James ~ Harris, Eq, Raleigh N. c.. writes Dec. IA,
1889: used your Excelsior on my last spring crops and
tilized have used tested it my satisfaction with
No Peruvian Guano, and my neighbours agree with me
that the crops decidedly better wherever the Excelsior
was applied am fully convinced that this is th. very
best mlOver farmers and with all the cheap.
est, safest, and most easily applied" -s-4+s.
y. ". Farish. EY, Chatham. Co, n C, writes January
Goth. O:"I only tried your Excelsior cotton ard
Of the opinion that it is fine manure far preferable
Peruvian GuanO, when take the of TIE two into
consideration intend to try it on Cotton Corn and Pc
tatOes. ..,.-.
Please inform me of the approved modes of app-
cation r Cotton, Corn and Potatoes Several Of neigh
bos wish to know. They are all using No. Peruvian
Guano their Cotton and want them try your Ex-
celsi0r." -... B. -..... p. s.-' 's p at
arid Dickson, Esq., Sparta Geo, well known by South
farmers and planters of the best practical agr
cuturss in the wh"e Southern country, writes July 2h,
IL used your Excelsior this year every kind Of
crop grow Wheat, Oats, Rye. Corn, Cotton &c 1t is
certainly good fertilizer and mprover Of soil The same
amount of money in Excelsior will compare favoraby
with any Guano in market have used this year $l4OO
worth oft and will year $4,000 worth If you con-
tnue to sell ut the price,"