Smyrna times., 1867-10-30


GRAY'S FERRY ROAD, PBILAnFIpu1A
IN furnishing the Complete Manure" I will a, sn
es agree TO give it equal to that sent ont now and
% suaIshee tne standard according 10 the anaIvs,s
OF any reliable Chemist The foIIo,.1n0 ~ ."ny @ s .s
referred TO as having used the Complele Mannre :"
Mn t1rv,v PHILADELPHIA, Avg. Ist, 1867.
Dedr ir:-l obtained from you some of your Com.
Pete MANURE, and The first | used was on Radlshes
whlch We're ready for market IN from four TO five
WeeAs from Tho time The seeds were sOwn Next
useu !! on Beets, which were very early and OF ex.
ceeht quaty, am convinced that il IS better Than
any arhclal manure have ever used and the results
were equal to those from Stable manure used in large
quantity shall continue to use it for these and
oihet carry ana lale vegetables. Yours Respectfully,
DAVID YOUNG.
-. KINGEssINo, near Darby, Philad 40, Pa.
Mr.. HENRY BOWER:
Dear ST:-l used yOur Complete Manure" on
Hfass Ilmolhy? this last Spring. the result was that
Inc grass was aDOut twice heavy where the
Went than where nORe was applied. | feel confident
mat mere were TWO ions ere there would not have
Deeh ouI one. applied 1t TO Corn in the hill along
side OF PERUVIAN GuanO and Chicken Dung the resnit
Is plainly IN favor of the Complete Manure Is il il
much taller and has much larger stalks when # was
used l snail use your Fertilizer for my crops in
iu'dre' very respectfully JOHN JOHNSON.
w., NEWARK, Delaware, July Ist 1867.
De1T Sr:-It gives pleasure TO testify TO the ex
ceIehee OF your" Complete Manure as fertilizer.
V6getahleS.
crops speak volumes in its praise I shall nsa :, ay
NIus'ely ihls lall lOr my wheat. Very truly,
JOHN A. REYNOLDS, JR..
NEWARK, Delaware, July Sth, 1867
HENRY BOWER, ESQ.
Dear Str:-Having been furnished with a bag of
your Complete Manure" tested il on potatoes
oeslde Moro Phillips, Walton and Whann's, and
hughes rhosphales. and my potatoes look finer when
me Complets Manure was used. | shall use il this
fall for my wheat. Very truly,
WILLIAM DEAN,
~, NEWARK, Delaware, July 4th.
Dedr Str:-A bag Of your "COmplete Manure" hay-
lng been furnished me, tested it on corn and the re-
suls are plainly discernable 10 the very hill on which
II was used. Very Respectfully,
ANDREW L. MACKLEM.
I..,. D.. NEWARK, Delaware, July 5th, 1867.
Dedr nfr II take pleasure adding nv testimony
IN oehaii OF your Complete Manure as a feriiIzer
rag useu II on corn potatoes and vegetables with
very satisfactory results will use five tons This fa
on my wheat. Very Respectfully,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
Mr.. WIN. Bower, Newark, Delaware.
MR' H. b. kosENGARTEN, Germantown, Pa.
MR.. H. ii. CRATE, Chestnut Hill Pa
Zen. D. X. JACKMAN, Charleston, s. c.
MIR. w. GURNEY, Charleston, S. C.
Col. THoNAs A. ScoTT, Darby, Pa.
MR. EDWARD DoBBINs, Mount Holly Nj
MR. rHILLIP JOHNSON, Blue Bell, near Philad'a,
mr. CHAs' HARMER, Maiden Lane, near Philad'a.
MR. A. STEEL, Progress, N. ].
MIR MR. CAS-. AS n M9n STRONG PALMYRA Camden Co.. N J.
Mr.. JOHN GABLE, Lancaster. Pa.
'"i' @' McCoNNAUGHY, Newark, Delaware.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Inc " complete Manure " is particularly well |
ior use IN The drill, it is in fine powder and
uIy "hen sown IN the DRILL for Wheat or Rve. an |
Ry one hundred TO two hundred pounds to the acre
or Wheal or Rye, sow broadcast apply from three
hundred TO four hundred pounds TO he acre when
SOW" ~ he drili ior Oats. apply from one hundred 10
QUE huhured and hfiV pounds 10 The acre For Oats |
Gown broadcast, Use one hundred and f(v IN two bnn
1ieu POUNDS 10 The acre. For Corn. handful 10 three
s, sown broadcast two hundred anu ffly TO three
=" ,S. pouhus 10 me acre Ut is also recommended
10 use little ON top the hill if The insect sbnn h
.louolesome) For Potatoes, three hundred To three
huhured and nifty pounds TO the acre. For Grass nse
que hundred and hy 10 two hundred and f(fv nonnds
70 the acre. For Tobacco. or Cotton use four hnndred
pus liz 70 Lhe acre (and use some on The top of the
illE (As the Tobacco plant requires a stimulant at
certain lime of lis growth, the CompIeIe Manmre" :;
'THlluehnally recommended for this-as n conIans
IIeehs peculiarly adapted to this plant ncreaSing
ne CROWN and flavor of the TObaccoN For earSS
esetaoes at Inc rate of four to FIVE hundred pounds
: e acre' apped In the hill il will orodnce
,as boo qulcky' more so than Peruvian Guano as
las heen proven upon all kinds the past seos1n 20
"A0G 900 ton Of 1000 pounds, in bags, .Ceigh. \
'ng l75 pounds each.
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