Smyrna times., 1867-11-06

FENhf ROAD, PHILADELPHIA.
In furnishing the L" Complete Manu,a
Nmes agree 10 give II equal to that semi ont non, 80
c saIoH,ee Ipe standard according TO ihe analvs,
rstsr!ad ~ ~ chemist. The following persons ar
used lhe Complete Manure :"
Nh tIrs,x PHILADELPHIA, Avg, LIST, 1867.
o";-l obtained from you some of your Com
P's!e Manure, and The first used was on Radishes
a.La t were ready for market in from four to fy
49, " "oui the Time the seeds aOwn. Next
Sseu !. on beets, which were very early and of ex
Ssheht quaIlty, am convinced that il Is better thar
any aIuhcial manure have used and the result
were equal To those from Stable manure used in Ia rq
quantity. shall continue to use il for these a6,
"'neF early and laie vegetables. Yours Respectfully
DAVID YOUNG.
AZ KINGEssINs. near Darby, Philad'ao, Pa.
Dear Sr:-I used your Complete Manure" or
Grass (Iimothy) this last SPRING The result was tba
ne grass was ABOUT Twice as heavy where the maaurt
wen, man ~here none was applied feel confident
that mere were Two tons there wOuId not bov.
been but one. applied it 10 Corn in Ihe hill aIonC
side OF Peruvian GuanO and Chicken Dung Iba rasns
Piainiy In laVor OF the Complete Manure, as it i.
muCh 'aliet anu mas much larger stalks when il wa,
used. shall use your Fertilizer for NV crooS IL
iu'sre' very Respectfully. JOHN JOHNSON.
HENRY BOWER, ESQ. ' -''' ioo''
Dear SR:-It gives me pleasure to tes,;fy N ,ho ~
cellence of your " Complete Mauure - ae . IT,
useu II on corn polaoes and vegetables. and NV
c,oPs speak volumes IN its praise. shall use II ex
SiuSi'eiy 'hls iall Tor nv wheat. Very truly,
JOHN A. REYNOLDS, JR.
ur. ~ NEWARK. Delaware, July slh, 1867.
Dear ST;-Having been furnished with bag of
your complete Manure" tested il on potatoes
H~nbos "1Tlo pt [niIlps Walton and Whanns, and
tugHes rhosphales, and my potatoes look finer when
me SOmPlets Manure was used. | shall use il this
iall Tor my wheat. Very truly,
WILLIAM DEAN.
ts NEWARK, Delaware, July 4th.
Dear Sir:-A bag Of your Complete Manure" bav.
lhg Oeeh furnished me, tested it on corn and the re-
us are PLAINLY dIscernable 10 the very hill on which
u was used. Very Respectfully.
ANDREW t. MACKLEM.
r1vv. po NEWARK, Delaware, July 5th, 1867.
Eer ~ ST Il take pleasure IN adding nv testimony
~ Dehail OF your Complete Manure as a fertilizer
Xerv uSsu u on corn potatoes and vegetables, with
oolS'dclory results will use five tons this fall
OIL my wheat. Very Respectfuly
=. - WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
niH' WIN. BOWER, Newark, Delaware
Mr. II. b. ROsENGARrEN Germantown. Pa.
MR. Il. H. GRATz, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Sen u. n. JACKMAN, Charleston, S. c.
Mr. w. GDRNEY, Charleston, S. C,
CoL. THOMAS A. SCoTT, Darby, Pa.
Mr. EDWARD DoBBINs, Mount Holly N. J.
MR. rHiLLIP JOHNSON, Blue Bell, near PhiIad'a,
IR' CHAs' HARMER, Maiden Lane, near Phiad'a.
Mr. "A STEEL, Progress, n. j.
Mr. Ca.s CAS- n Mor STRONG Palmyra Camden Co, N. J.
MR. JOHN GABLE, Lancaster, Pa.
hr' " NJ McCoNNAUGnY. Newark, Delaware.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
me complete Manure " is particularly well
suapted ior use IN the drill it is in fine powder and
uiIy' "heh sownln the Drill for Wheat or Rve an
Ey 1 WI nu"ure1 70 Two hundred pounds to the acre
+ or Wheat 0t Rye. broadcast apply from three
hundred to four hundred pounds to the acre when
ia me Cflli lor Oats. apply from one hundred TO
que huhuFe" ana hiiV pounds 10 the acre For Cats
Io"n ofoadcaS Use one hundred and fly TO TWO hun
uieu pohhds 10 the acre. For Corn handful IN threa
ns; so"h broadcast, two hundred and ilty 10 three
~ nv. pouhus 10 me acre. Qlt is also recommended
" uS1 niue ON Top the HILL If The insect sh0uId he
'.ouDlesohe) For Potatoes, three hundred 10 three
M iunIleu ana hty pounds TO the acre. For Grass use
nuHdfed anu hity 10 Two hundre and fifty nonnds
= the acre. For Tobacco. or Cotton use four hnndred
illus lii 10 the acre (and use on the ton of the
a,,; @ (as lhe iODaccO plant requires smulant at
eII tlme OF lis growth, the &" Complete Mannre', is
THnnuehlally recommended for this-as il conIains
Lenels peculiarly adapted to this plant increasing
ne CROWN and flavor of the TobaccoO For earI9
eseIaDies at the rate of four TO five hundred nomnj
aPpIied In the row or hill it will produce
n a very QulcKly' more so than Peruvian Guano ms
ae neeh W proven upon all kinds the past season.
"1'E so ton Of 1000 pounds, in bags, .Oeigh.
ing l(5 pounds each,
FOR SALE BY
a. Z. ~ a. HI. StocIxIx.
SMYRNA, DELAWARE.
nd by Dealers generally.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
NEWARK, DEL.
seht ior Delaware and Maryland. ag2I.3m z