Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-22

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No. with 100 lbs. Guano, valued at SS S@ VI
No o., WITH IVY IDS Goes super-l'ho phatc Of
Eez,eris',s.s .s.s1 c,...ross -
This land was old swari land turned over l... al
was divided into three equal lots Of onc-eght Of an
No: !. with one'ahd one fourth cords Manure Il
A., sa5ue sa az o, $50 al
No. 3, 10 ihs Co..s 'S S, ,a..ea az l,oe
valued at ~ -~, ~,
Experiments on t,co acres of old M,oo,o,, t.,
This land had probably never been plowea h.s..
month of August last, the brush brakes. hsln.
taken OIL, the sod reversed, and the surface ns5
praere a ~ WIS then seeded down with foul n
10 the acre The seed came up we'll, and n "a: 1.
grass Is so iuxurisnt and thiekly set that IL
ton at the distance OF half mic or more aud shorl
grass not be winter-kiled with ice there viii no
hne crop next summer. In this instance al in msn,
the economy of the Super Phosphate over eon,pc
yard manure Is evident, the expense Of the former -
more man ehe expense OF earting would have been q
helent quantity OF stable manure to produce Ike
The Super Phosphate of Lime Is Therefore a ya,,I
tihzer IN the reclamation and renovation of old
meadow lands and especially So where lands ike IN
are located mile from the homestead
Super Phosphate OF Lime Is valuable article In n,
the growth aud increasing the brous roots Of yea,
and grape vines, and when applet ia liberal quapsI
the roots ON the size and beanty Of fruit 1t equa
fnl az fertilizer for cereals grasses and yepeab
iron experiments made heretofore have homes ~,
prove preventive of the blast upon seedipr ns,,
and the mildew on peas, and other plants subje, y
diseases.
As quick, and also durable .fertjl izer I h,
many proofs in past years. have ever CONSIDERED
OF the most economical manures in use
Yours, respectfully, MARSHALL T. VII
- PITIsFIELp, Mass, Dec IL
We, the subscribers bought the last season ~
Agent of Goes Super-Phos phate Of Lime and ps,A
great satisfaction. We believe Ii an economical and
teruhzer. X. HAWKINS
GEORGE CLARKE
CHARLES 4. BUsEl
! y. w. LINCOLN.
/ JOSHUA 8. TiLLQs@
WIN, L. BslpLxr,- Dsat So Above Won IN.
names ahd recommendation OF your Goes superlAa
OF Lime They are residents Of three different toss
Of the Phosphate sold 10 farmers out OF th..s
| have not seen them since received ,our ID /
have asked, gareme their testimony In lis fayof al
fully. Yours, truly, STEPHEN n
MANCHESTER Coxs Feb, |
| W. IL. HRAnLET, ESQ, Sir FL used Of your snye}
phate last year four bags mostly on tobacco with u
httle other ma nure. My crop was good IL grew rap
most cheerfulls give my testimony In favor Of VOW
aaty nsSf season Seas Yours, truly. Sidney n
NEAR FREpERIcK, FRKDERIcK Co.
| January 2, 1863
WV. L. BRADLEY, Dear Sir II have us-i ros9
Phosphate Of Lime for several wears past win mia
cess and last season IL proved pai ticularly
acres OF land which was more than ordinary rsor
was treated IN the follosing manner: On o1e-ht
to the acre on one other half Peruvian GUAM AZ q
rate, and sowed with wheat. On the five scnss On
used Phosphate, had at least tweBty .fre per cens
wheat and the berry was much larger and nicer |
than where the Guano was used and also the straw
heaviest where the Phosphate was used / have use
Phosphate IN different ways aud on different crops
results have been highly satisfactory.
Very truly, yonrs, JOHN II. DETR
WAREHOUSE Porsr, cosx. Feb u +
| WIN L BRADLEY, = Manufacturer Of Goes Sap
phate af LIME, B0ston.-You in auire ccuce rnne {
per-Phosphate of Lime / ordered half ton and a
| TO my corn with good results. Ny manure being
for taeaceo, ordered halfs ton to supply the d
ON tFsnsplanting my tobacco, ordered a singishl
Goes Phosphate TO be applied 10 each plant, aod o
1t, taking care to cover the Phosphate with earth
amazed at the result TN this land there hal bees
nure except the Phosphate They were the best
perfect plants In my whole piece. In future intend
two applications instead of one and think il will
like the application to the plant after the plants
and the second application when the plant Il half
want nse tons % start With this season, which, "a
as soon as you please after the 18th of March
Yours &c, In. ALLISON
DsSvnIE, W. Dec q
The undersigned has used Goes Super phosphsr
for several Years past. with very satisfactory ID
; bought eight hundred lbs the past season, which
the hills of corn, potatoes and ruta bagas. IL do
cfup " potsitoes anu turnips- My corn also Vi
doubled in amount, with more than three times the
OF pumpkins. In fact, | believe that the extra
paid for the Phosphate used on my corn crsp
JOSEPH CUM
8E NAPLES, Me-, Nov.
MEssEs. KENDALL & WHITNEY, - Gents IL pur
you last Spring, Peruvian Guano, also, Goes SUI
phate of Lime, aud have tried one experiment
as i could, testing the comparative value of thes
tiizers on turnips, and send you the result knos
take a deep interest iu these matters, and wish
your customers with what will be for their interest
chase H g ea4t
The ground upon which the experiment vas II
one-haf acre, but h calculated the result for
the comparison being more readily appreciated.
s33 lbs Guano, costing SIG, gave $50 bushels tut
r 81
$50 lbs Phosphate, costing $3.50, gave ss5 bushes
per
Thus You see, that little more than half the Do
pended TOR 'sCoes Super-phosphate of Lime, gave =
Weld than almost double the sum paid for Guano
but one trial, and does not prove The thing beyon
but It certainly tells well for the Lime, 50 Tar q
trial is concerned Yours, SAMUEL 7. Pr
Boston, April Is, 1863. A
The Phosphate is kept for sale In Bellows
| ARMS s. WILSON.