Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05

manufactured, which are 80 deeerVeuiy pepu-
lnr among farmers wherever they have been !
used II is as follows: .-..,... !
"The most important results In agrlcuituIe
have been achieved during the past century /,
nv the use of bones as q manure, mol SO much
that they contain phosphate of lime, IS be- |
cause they are filled with decomposane mat
| Ter. such as gelatine, cartilage, &C. But lew
| nf our readers can have tho remotest idea OF
the manufacture of the article in our nnosl.
| "Among the most extensive works IN tne
country for the manufacture oil super nus
plate OF Lime" and "Ferullzer, are .n9 p,as S'
| Messrs. Allen s. Needles, located on hlcn-
mond street, and extending an entire square
through TO Beach street, below Plum, having
| a storage capacity of over tlcenfy thousdnu
tonsJ Their Super Phosphate oil Lime Is
manufactured from the best Nevassa guano,
of which they consumed last year tWe aoo
entire cargoes, averaging from 45U 10 eUO
IONS each This ruano, or appetite" as it
il known by chemists, when received, Is IN
many cases as hard as a rock. This IS nrst
cronnd ia A fine powder by powerful mill, |
J then treated with sulphuric acid and ammo |
mia. after which it is again ground 10 uusI,
, and then packed in barrels and bags prepar- |
atory 10 use. When VIC state that over 9
! hnlf million of bags and barrels are turhe9
i ont annually by the establishments AROUND
our city, some idea may be formed oil tie eA'
o tent of this immense business. ~
nNfessrs. Allen e. Needles have.two small
u and one large crushing mill, which are
II constantly running, and steady stream OF
@ draws may be seen from morning nnul high.
engaged in receiving and delivering . tne,,
goods. Their capacity oil production Is auou'
- Is, 900 tons per annun ,.,
uTheir "Ammoniated Fertilizer, which
has been acknowledged by every trucker
and farmer that ever used it, will produce
vegetables two weeks earlier than anything
q. of the kind ever presented TO the agricullu,
NJ rIst, Is manufactured entirely oil animal
q. matter, such as hair, bones, skin, carthage,
IN wool, &c, &c As soon as the material Is
ie. received at the factory, it is at once geo,
dorized, then ground up with ammonia ana
of homes. which gives il peculiar and superior
in recuperatyc and stimulating properties, aiiei
ost which it is fitted for consumption.
wThe fame of these goods is known ant
las recognized from Maine to Louisiana, ana q, th'
of CONSUMPTION is annually increasing. Ihes
oo0ds are al.oays The same in qudhtg, am
nj. Ile;r standard excellence can dltoays be Tette
NO. HTbo successful farmer and the amateu
,ne aericulturist always prepares for early an
NC large crops by liberal application oil tines
siimulators.
10 gagged in the business of manufacturing an
arc selling concentrated manures for over mint
IN teen years in one locality and without chang
ar of the style of their firm, and having deVote
the their efforts to furnish the public with MOI
and but genuine articles, have thus secured VI
: II. fullest confidence of the agriculturist. Inc
fern long established reputation in connecu'
the with this line of trade, has induced mar
lies. others 10 embark in the business; and '
, ii. are informed that from the high charact
hia, their goods bore, even the printed matter
mes their pamphlets (peculiarly the private pl
Nm. perry of the frm), has time and again DC
seph appropriated by inscriptions persons
" G. their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. All will agI
lesa- that this is very petty KIND oil thelt ihus'
rely and as matter of course only pracuced
: I'M persons of no reputation as manufacturer
ex- .'This firm do not, il appears, claim 10
Y the the largest manufacturers OF manures, as
aited find upon making inquiry OF them. II
I the seem to be DESTROYS not so much TO swell
sday report Of their production and sales, bu'
sters' make and sell only prime article, and
here strictly to the facts IN connection "
ly oil their business They prefer to furnish
Titng liable goods, than to make great display
com warranted by the facts. Such principle
the conducting any business all must honor,
gates, these gentlemen must and doubtless do T
come the substantial benefits resulting from s
was n mode of conducting their affairs. s
f this establishments should, and doubtless do,
CHI. ceive the appreciation and patronage OIL
'mlort public"
rtraea ljUDOuut lochtO0t -nfSStONUIy ANNtVeFe
tbey The Sabbath Schools attached TO Ash
viii NJ. E. Church held their Missionary A
versary on Sunday afternoon. The occa
of the was one Of much interest," ana Ih sr,e am
N finn the missionary cause. The following
ass Of the oT9er Oh EXERCISES un we SiIns,o
II hair 2. Prayer by Rev. James Riddle.
nhvsi. 8. Singing by the Infant Class-"l
f--J, +, IDo;n DrOnq "
nt Holm 4. An Address by Rev. Mr.. Aliort
ii pro. Baltimore, which was very interesting
instructive,
5. Singing by the Schools-"Do Goo
ly hour @. The Rev. Mr. Mast then presentf
ody of Harry Heiser and Jennie Seeley hands
at No. ly bound copies OF the blbiei anu 70
10, was Clifton, Sarah Boozer, anu httie
Mi and whose name we rnuld not learn, II
colored Books for proficiency in learning the
I, made lures.
police. Z. The several schools then made the
aying ports of the amount collected for Missi
,arty in purposes, as follows; No. school, by CT
md left $l2i ,OS; No. school, $40; Morning 81
Forming, $751; 80; also expended during the W
~ high home missions, $94 20. The offering
Streets. infant Glass, ACCOMPANIED by hanl
that he basket of flowers, $3.50.
n to the 8. Song of the Lilies, by the Infant
k. under 0. The Rev. I. T.. Cook, on behalf
lcient to Infant School, presented to Mrs. Elec
m IN the Moore, q mNbnllcent DuShct Vi rloh'
eth, and a token of their apprec alton of her sc
manner. in teaching the little ones vocal music
on the TO- An interesting and entertainiI
hat there dress was then delivered by the Kew
Il arrests Cook, of Baltimore, which was liste
II of per- with marked attention.
N instru II. A collection was then taken amo
ed man. to $32. 25, after which the following |
were made lie members of the Com
: the fol Missionary Society: Misses Laura Oh
Wing, OF Lucy Carlisle, Lottie E. Robinson,
Almond; Masters Sharp Lloyd,
haines, Quigley and Harry Robinson.
tuesday 10 Singing by the schools "Youl
gorge ;. grim"
lac acres, 10. A. vote of thanks was tend.
Revs. Messrs. Afford, Cook and Ridd
week the an invitation extended to them 10 be
his town, at the next anniversary.
II county. t3. Benediction by Rev Mr.. Riddl
Orphans IA. The Infant School sang in gOC
hlet page the hymn, ~ am Jesus Little Lar
ana acteu the congregation retired.
ohVehtJl Police Ifatters.-Thc following cas-
. III, ms been Disposal Of by Mayor Valentino
! !, tn Nc con- A. Laidei, by officer Heritage, for
he bereav Ioi,, i,o,,ar1 cniorcg hv oficer II
IN. r 49, -, od1,,1,,c, nrIarod 10 no
James ohuLpei neA s, d,. "a,
We trans Johh Wuluhsi ooi NJ W. Nisu'"e
il he tTueY uucl NJ NIhtn unu ""'n"' S'''e's'
holder in to pay costs.
W. .n,inded 4 stranger was brought in by oftic
= viii moi for peddling without license, and v
IN SCARCELY $40 and costs.
zoe from = Emmett Stidham, by officers VIM
think our neal, Ior larceny VI tmo enains, "hs