Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-10-04

SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

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WE are the Agents of JOHN S.
w REESE & CO.. OF Baltimore, for the sale Of this
VALUABLE GUANO for this section of South Carolina,
York District to the importance of this article as Fer
tizer well adapted this country we know, personally,
Of the writers Of the letters In reference to results Of
"PACIFIC GUANO," and can endorse them as Farmers of
the first standing in their communities. We deliver
this Guano at ROCK HILL at Ss0 per Tom In Currency
LONDON ZIMMERMAN.
Extracts from Letters of Farmers uho hare tried the "Pa-
cife GIaro" to JoHHS. REESE Co., .Agents for the
United States:
BucKL4sD, Prince William Co., Va,
In field of IS acres, selected 30 10 40 acres of
land that do not believe, Guano, would have
made barrels Of con- @ to the acre Inns corn was planted
and strong and has grown off rapidly, and my neghbor
pronounce 1t now from to barrel crop. My present
your Pacific Guano. Iuo,d rather hare il than the
PeTuricn Guano. The result so far is truly as
tonishing and regret did feel able get three times
the quantity for my spring crop THOMAS 9afS baG AL
AMSTERDAM, Va, June 26, 1866.
Mesrs Reese Co.:
have waited till now expectlng to commence my wheat
nely possible. sThe oldest inlabtan witness
cd such failure of the wheat crop as have In this part
of Virginia. 1t has often been remarked to me by my neigh
bors that mine was the best crop in this vicinity which,
course and every else, attributes to the Guano and
Bone Flour. most conScenlotsy recommend Il. In
comparing It with the Peruvian would say that used
the Peruvian two years proceeding the my present
crop is much better than 1t one Of those years. and
believe good was either year, Notwithstanding the
dcul OF my wheat this ycar winter killed; and then
late in the spring fly damaged it very much.
Very respectfully, yours, &C., WIN. B. MORTON.
CHARLoTrEsvILLE, July 4 1866.
Messrs. John S. Reese & Co.:
The farmers to whom sold the Pacific Guano for
wheat last fall are some distance In the country and we
h,,,o h,lo hnf
we have heard them say, on several occasions IN which
they stated that they had good crops they had
raised from the Of Peruvian GuGno, and they intend
usog the Pacific Guano again this season. An excellent
crop was raised by farmer to whom we sold, with only
Yours truly, HARRIS & spooNER.
NORFOLK, Va, June Is, 1865.
We received yesterday such latterng report in favor
Of Pacific Guano from Of the prominent farmers
In Eastern North Cnrona Mr. David Clark ,iat we have
concluded acquant you with the fact He says he tried
different kinds in rows In the same field, and wherever the
Pacific used the plants green and ourshng, whilst
hing for cotton and he regrets he did not this year
three times os much Farmers In his vicinity 60 to his
farm 10 see his fine cotton.
Yours truly, W. D. REYNOLDS & BRO.
osAScocK, Va, May ls, 1866.
will that have In process several COMPARE
tive experiments between Peruvian and Soluble Pacific
Guanos potatoCs cotton and garden vegetables applied
at the per and in every instance, thus fur,
the appearance is in favor Of the Pacific Guano in color
and growth Respectfully yours, THos.R. JoYNES.
Dated, WOODLAND, near Eastou, Nd, Junef2s, 1866.
"The general appearance of the straw where
Pacific Guano was applied at the rate of $50 down TO 100
TBS. per acre, that produced by the well known but
now little used Peruvian Guano This you understand,
refers to advanced spring after coming through the harsh
winter and early spring months The branching and gener
al heathfulncss were beyond expectation. used
beside Pacific Guano three treH kow Phosphatec of
lime. = . was able to cut the earliest where I np-
piled the Guano and In late variety of wheat the guanoed
half was not only fit sooner but was saved from ruin
by rust whereas the phosphaed side green and the
grain shrivelled. I believe Pacific Guano is all
you claim for it, and say ahesangy, at the same cost
would soon use 1t as Peruvian Guano = In con-
clusion prefer Pacific Guano all the perphosphates
that have used because II Is active and prompt In
its effects and quite as durable rpens up wheat earlier
nu y
ADAMsrows, Frederick Co., Nd, June, 1866.
hesTs. John S. Reese9 Co.:
We the undersigned take great pleasure in saying, that
jr, to Try your PGeie Gpano and Fo, Of Zone and fnd
that 1t has done well any fertilizer that hGve
used, and chceuy recommend as good and safe er
zer Some T.... IS Excelsior the same land with
the Pacific, aud no one can see any difference.
GE0RGE G ] PETER THOMAS, CIV; sNogFFEE; S FGd;,
JOHN B. THOMAS.
RICHMOND, July II, 1866.
Messrs. John S. Reese Co., Baltimore:
In reporting the "Pacic Guano" sold by last fall
and spring. we arc glad TO say that 1t has given general and
have several instances reported where applied
TO wheat In comparison with Peruvian Guono, pound for
pound, with the best results In falling behind the
Peruvian, and in several said excel It. in
It tried in comparison with stable munure-l5O TBS.
Guano and 80 ca loads manure to the ace-and the result
very credabe the Guano. We have heard In the
past day from Of the growing crops Of tobacco
upon which Pacifc used side by side with Peruya
and while the whole crops are doing WELL all agree that
the Pacific ahead. The farmers entirely satisfied
WIN It's snss'' Very AIPGisoS afsPis'tS,yA ADDISON.