The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

corn s* I housed an average OF 10 bushels TO tile
made more @ than s have no doubt but that
would have made bushels to the acre If the seasons
am SO fully convinced of It's great utility, that
intend to use It next year more extensively think
corn iudgnR from the success of some of my nelgh
bors who have used it for this purpcse
Yours respectfully = D. HEsDRr.
- Moolsy Fond, ser!yen Co, Ca, Dec 2, 1866.
Ia reply T to your letter st ult take pleasure
in giving you my opinion Of the .'soiuble Pacific
IN nsaa s the
the same Iappled both 10 corn and cotton about luo
would have been highly graled Ut the yield but no
manure was of use TO the planters IN my
the Soluble Pacific Guano Is excellent manure. aud
Intend 70 use 1t again.
Yours very SyAThS tsa!Sy,b 5 WADE.
Springfield York District, 8. c., December Is, 1876.
nekafy y the 4E ns asking the
my application Of the Pacific duano IL received
eo6n o
6arrsj to the scre Notwlshsteuding i endured ths
most unprecedented drought since that of 1885, esti-
mate me increased s'S'' ssises'ay ssbRryoa
Blackshear, Ca, Nov. le 1866.
Mssens. 3. G. WADE Co Savannah. M Ca .., a,,, t.
very coed manure it only on small scale, and
The drought prevented it from having the effect thatt
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corn with plow, and dropping IN the fnfrow about
sure that gathered twice as much from the por
ton Guanoed than the portion having Ibid not
an' yours sespeeIi.oWsisft T. v: ft1rrMAs.
November g. 1856,
Rzssas. 3. c. WADE Co Savannah. Ga.
used the soluble racdc GuanoI bought from you
one spoonful to each hi close to the stock. the
cred y With the p9WM " Te
spoonsful TO the hill I would have made very tine
crop As it was Notwithstanding the drought, made
thing without 1t. I could have told to the hi the
darkest night. where the Guano had been put want
es e osa one M as
and assure you it will prove It's value, value =,
a. P. WADE.
Sewberg, Oct II, 1866
Il should have written you sooner, but have been
waiting expecting TO zee the parties who used
eas He T.
the very dry summer did not do as we'll Us 1t would
under more propitous season. All that used paid
~ :. .e,'>'' Truly yours,
JouE Il. LEAvE,L.
Mrss.s. E. C. WADE CO: savsaash a. e 49, - ~ -.
good manure, il applied right placed it around Tie
Corn or cotton at tie first plowing used 1t old
acre; with the Guano 1t turned out ten or twelve
bushels increase Of more than 80 per cent. and
Yours, &C., -, =.
n...ns ,ons REESE pnSo1s Ia ca Dss 1855
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'a'. 's's . : You're, very truly
nr..p. E. C. WADE asesSo'asss asa 4rvsn Co. Co. H. a
ops ID s ss.So n s pew
applied hundred OF this manure to anacre
ys sa
would have treoed the same ground without this
Very respectfully,
D. b. NEWTON.
canoochee, Emanuel Co.. Ga. Dec. Is, 1866
the soluble Pacific aasno on corn about 100
the applied 1t ths side Of the stalk the second ow
from the natural land TIE seasons very unavorable
for any klLd of manure and had had good seasons the
Pacific s very good that is claimed for it, and
cheaper, in my opinion, than Peruvian
Sumter. s. c., Nov. 49, 1865
Mn. .. n. ROBSON. Charleston sc
" Soluble Pacific Guano y which procured from you
las. spring. The season. as you know WAS uniav0Tn-
culties which had 10 be conended with from the long
drought with which were visited. the experiment
satisfied those who have much more practical kno'y-
edge than have Of planting that the yield from lands
which had been fnanured with it was much larger tlnn
had charge OF my place, who is skiu and expert,
enced planter Informed that he we'll pleased
and satisfied that he expects to much more large
another year. he feels convinced of its great vaue
o8 q ferttliEaE.
Yours, very truly