Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-18
I'm. Soutl, Carolinu rertillixcr.

There is nothing hetter that we can ut present
lo i'll an agricultural way. lhal. t" rc.susGc.t {"
our planting ir;en!s the pr"l.rirty AMI policy of
attending e!"scis t" The Few Fertilizer nav mak-
inp in C"!ulniia l.y Mr<*r<. stokes, & Co., ana
which We sl,e.i /" i..Sr week. The time Tor
sowing .'nai; ;;!a i< n iin'l. aa, orders dircc-
:r q; oHer i!r.s iiGin w,.n;,i :,r.,ra mn orpor-
tame supply i"r nil"al. l.a i.rir,"rs III l"n,t
;est tho n.w n.:li;rr. '.;r'l liza; i.-y may know
What Euc'! ::r,,t ;!.er:: i !r i!l:,%%; i; vi!
rr";sa su.crs!, s,'!"ml s":ne rc".,ras c"l,ied
fr;m :; lrirac lsi:ar "l ~. raX;:s .::ri"s;n; rev
advertisement III anmrlrr rGi;,n.n. "'r ;m.c tic
.t@cr attention oE .,iif a;ric;ii;Dsta readers 20
'ia he s;lys,-ar;d e::: il. :airirh Mr.. sr"&Es
will take Confederate i:oLr!s NJ cash
" I have nUt the Least !le*i,uucy in st.tint t:t
"rlr Fertilizer is equal Is SUPERIOR to any ever
us:,! by II. III nrrs n. !hc South. Tie ha.ia--
Nighl-Su!--is is pr"nu:mcc i,y Li.ls, J"hmscr,
| anal rlany other nu,ct Agricultural Chemists 10
Lc sapnrinr to rCrrri;n G;aun: in fact, I,ic!'ig
says il is Us 'n:. Tie o;!.rr in::'"i;:':ts are
s.ch - all ynni Planters acknowledge :" he e.
s.utal to the .ruw,i Of ,lants in the South. Al
ter many experiments aud strong tests, we think
we hare taken from our manur. ilc objectionable
Quality 81 iiriE;:. 1'h:s quality haS caused
murh Opposition IT. commercial man"reS Tie
North where ail such maEurrs have heretofore
b-cn ulanuncturc,l, has basel the ciItrt nF their
manures i'll this country. upon the experiments
marle in Eagland This is calculated! 10 misead
the planter The climate uf England is 81 much
cooler and more regular thnn ours, tlut it is sell
dom Il person changes the character Of his apparel
mure than twice u ycar--for winter or Summer
rs they arc not subject 10 any sudden changes in
the atmosphere, which is always damp and heavy.
They have no extreme heat to contend against,
Us with us, consequently their crops never fire,
and their mnnures urc mot Jorcea to act with a too
heating or vigorous power, but give out their fer
tilizng properties gradually, and as the plant re-
qurcs or seeks them. In on. cli,nata such ma
nures act with electric effect. start the plant to
vigorous growth, md tho suns power heing added
to its heating or burning qualities, the roots oi
the plant is ovcr-heatcd and scorched.
"We have attempted to remove this objection
from our Fertilizer, Us much as possible, hut We
have no hope of entirely removing it, for il is i'm
possible tu add Stimulnnt to the soil thnt will
not be affected by the scorehing Of the frequent
long droughts to which the South is 50 subject
We, however, believe our Fertilizer will not fire.
except in extreme eases, while it will continue to
feed the plant longer than nearly nll the CONNER
cu manures Iknow Of, and its effects will be seen
as long as the plant is growing.
"Of one thing you may DO certain: we will give
un honest manure. We shall make hut one quail.
ity, so that we can have no chance Tor excuse
except when not properly applied. have moi
the least fear of ts success il can get the South
| TO try it."