Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-24
Correspondence from Georgia and
South Carolina.

ence 1t is the disinterested testimony of farmers
and planters well known in their respective To-
calltles, some of whom are widely known. What
they say therefore, of the action of Pacific Guano
is entitled to all the weight of evidence to facts,
as the result of personal experience. Certainly
no fact be more thoroughly attested by hui
man evidence, than that this Guano is the most
efectire and economical fertilizer within -
reach of consumers, and that it is hence, com.
pared with Peruvian Guano, an object of the
greatest interest and importance to Southern farm
ers and planters.
,,-... Blackshear Prince Co., Ga, Nov. y, 1866.
soluble Pacific Guano'' on cotton in the
by equa about 50 lbs o
by rnnnins furrow on each Side-then planted on
on each side and applied from so to rs lbs acre.
fold The droughts the past did not give as fair
test OF the soluble Pacific Guano' as desired but
am so well satisfied with my experiment with the
expect to greater the season and
yourself largely Increased demand in this
section.
G. 5. YtouMAss.
MEssns; WADE ssSsnns6. a.. ''' NV H. '''
r used the soiuoae Pacific Gua2on last season on
acre from land that would not, without manure have
would have made % bushels 10 the if the
mad been favorable,
so fully convinced of its great utility that
intend to use it next year more extensively think
corn Judging from the success of some Of 1 nV ne t
bors who have used it for this purpose.
Yours, respectfully,
,,r.ar. ~ Mobiey Pond, scriven Co., Ga. Dec. q 1875.
In reply your 3Jth ult take pleasure
Guano used It and the pure PernVian in eqna
apnsd both ed ana a n ss @
lbs to the acre and if the had been favorable
manure Of to the planters in my neighborood
o%be ens In my opinion
intend to Use it again.
Yours very SA tSnsyf p. WADE
Springfield, York District $. c., December L. 1865.
Gentlemen Yours Of the 4th instant asking the re-
suit of my Of the Pacific Guano is received
cotton Of light porous soil at the rate of 30 lbs
most drought since that Of t es se
Respectfully yours,
,,. r Blackshear, Ca. Nov. 19 1866
have used the Soluble raclnc Guano and find it q
the drought prevented from having the effect that
We pns ue cd It y 1 5ni II M Ps
corn with pillow, and dropping in the furrow about
that gathered twice as much corn from the por-
ton Guanoed than the portion having none did not
am, yours respectfully;
November 2s 1866,
MRSsRs. E. E. WADE
used the Soluble Pacific Guano bought from YOU
on corn After the corn was up six inches applied
the full Of the uano Had p appied P pWo
crop. AS it was, Notwithstanding the drought made
good corn on ,and that would have made hardly any
darkest night where the Guano had been put want
psns oaa R sSsu,a DO
and assure you it will prove its value.
Yours &C. S.:'r. WADE.
49,, Newberg, Oct II, 1866.
should nave written YOU sooner, but have been
the Soluble Pacific Guano l have only seen T. b.
the very dry summer did not do as Well as it Would
under more propitious season. All that used paid
joAS K LEAvELl.
AFss ls E. WADE Co. Co. Savannah
good manure applied right placed it around the
corn cotton at the first blowing. l it on old
Guano 1t Would not have made over sor Bushels per
acre; with the Guano it turned out ten or twelve
0ushels an increase OF more than 300 cent. and
No. pea crop.
s. r. JENKINS
JOIN REESE Co.. BmaFs Ma GAG e Dse H. 1866
en- 3eF G. e The ssd se as9o @
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Yours f. ys e. 1 WAbE & CO.
Halcyondsle. Triven Co.. Ga, Dec. 10, 1866.
take giving you the result of my experiment
your Pacific Soluble Guano last At the first pow
Covering it Immediately Notwithstanding the six weeks
drought the yield was double and with favorable
Very respectfully,
ID. Is. NEWTON.
Canoochee, Emanuel Co., Ga, Dec. is,