Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-13
soMETHINa NEW
Worthy of all Farmers Attention.
Made upon Strictly Scientific Principles.

This article Is entirely different nom any other ever
offered to thu puhlic.i Its composiiiou will vary aud
contain such Ingredients only al the tree, fruit plant
or crop for which Il ID intended requiresi thereby
enabling the buyer purchasing large qnanti-
W Of what does not wunt, in order to get small
quantity Of what he really does want; which know
tom experience lie true with many, II not all Of the
phosj hates that are In The market M fertilizer can
be good and cheap at the same price for two crops
whose constituents are entirely different; II may be
good for both but must be dear for the other
For example, II phosphate should contain ingredi-
onts that would be cheap for wheat at any given
price, II is absurd to think that tho phosphate
would be equally cheap at the same price for anotht
crop, whose constituents are entirely different 1t
cannot contain ingredients for two articles OF
tirely different nature in such proportions AZ to be
equally cheap for one rs the other, am confident
that there is great deal Of money thrown away for
phosphates OF different kinds from the fact that they
did not contain what the desired crop needed; and
In many CAGES the crop would have better without 1t
at all while II the same article had been used fer
other crops Of different nature, 1t would have doub-
ypadfor It's cost have been carefully experiment
ing for several years, and any one who will take the
trouble to visit my farm near Eiiisburg N. j., .Gps
mules from Camden where am constantly expert
mentlng, may see where produced a growth upon
Fsach and Fear trees Of sir feet sin inches in
SON. and fruit upon the unusually large and fine,
while trees right alongside, equally good In every
pect not having the phosphate on them. did not
grow one foot in the time, and produced no fruit
at ALL will be prepared to furnish short notice.
phosphate for any kind Of fruitpfas tree fruit,
land all ordinary plants crops that are grown in
this country, such trheaf, rye. cDn gass and all
kinds OF vegetables. sa
The reader will please bear in mind that In sending
ORDERS the article for which II is intended to be used
must Be mentioned and kind Of soil also, IT you wish
the worth Of your money. As have said before, two
articles Of an entirely different nature must not DO
furnished with the same kind offood the article l
prepare for grains would be dear at half It's cost for
fruit, and Dice versa.
Price OF the Prepared Phosphate for fruit trees,
$500 per ton. Q las
For Grape Vines $780,
For vine fruit, $4,000 per ton
For vegetables, grains and grasses 1000 per ton.
Put up In bbls from 270 TO 800 lbs. each
Orders for ton and upwards delivered IN Phil "a
delphia or at either OF the Camden Depots free OF
charge. On orders for a less quantity reasonable
charge for delivery will be made
All orders must be addressed to the manufacturer
GEO. L. BROWNING,
No. 70 Market street,
ssa 3esst a. CAMDEN, N. ].
Full directions for using viii be furnished.
Send for pamphlet.
Also for sale Peruvian Guano and pure Bone Dust
Of the finest quality. Sample will be sent on receipt
ofpostage stamp. mays-imd&w