The southerner., 1867-02-21
FERTILIZERS.

THE MOST
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER
COTTON, CORN, WHEAT,
VEGETABLE CROPS, &C.
M A p E s.
NITROG ENIZED
SUPEIs--E'EsOSFsEATE,
MANUFACTURED IN THE
Mspes Super-Phosphate of Lime
AND GUANO co.
MADE ONLY FROM
Bones, tSsgge,aes,'Sc field and
Pure .H2saasa0sslGcHI .f1al-
mat .rElstterS.
NOR FULL CHEMICAL ANALYSES
d and description of process of manu-
facture, see Dr. Bucks report, published
in our pamphlet.
No Secrets i'm its Manufacture.
The factory is at times open to the in
spection Of our agents and customers, so
that they may examine the process of
manufacture, and satisfy themselves of the
absence of any impurities, and that the
| materials used are in accordance with the
representations made in the pamphlets.
CONTAINS NO ABsoRBENTs, or insoluble
mineral phosphates or mineral phosphate
guanos.
All Of ats Phosphates are in a condition
to become quickly soluble in the soil and
available to the crop.
The animal matters-blood and flesh
yielding ammonia produce an early start
| and vigorous growth, enabling the plants
to appropriate the phosphates and other
valuable ingredients in the fertilizers for
the complete development of the lint and
seed of cotton, grain of wheat and crops
generally.
Prominent planters and farmers, whose
letters may be found in our new pamphlet,
testify as to the following practical ad
vantages in the use of Mapes' SuperPhos-
phate'
Saved the cotton crop in many cases
from RUIN by RUST.
100 to goo lbs. of Mapes' Nitro
genized Super Phosphate applied even af-
ter the Cotton was up, nearly double the
crop.
Cotton grown with Mapes' Super Phos-
phate brought higher price per pound.
Stood drought better than Peruvian,
American or any of the various guanos
used in the vicinity. The cotton held its bold
better.
Caused no firing Of the cotton during
drought.
Cotton continued its fruiting latter. The
last bolls as large and abundant as any
previous stage of the crop.
Produced a larger yield and heavier
weight of Cotton and Wheat than Peruvian
Guano.
The yield of Corn grown with Mapes'
Super-Phosphate was nearly double that
grown with other Super Phosphates.
Worms hardly touched the corn grown
with Mapes' Super Phosphate while one
third of the corn grown with other Super
phosphates was eaten up.
For composts with muck Mapes' Super
Phosphate cannot be excelled.
Has produced a quicker and larger
growth than homemade composts. $50
It's per acre increased the saccharine mat
ter in sugar beets" to IA ID per cent,
being ? ID per cent higher than the
highest results before reported and some
six pcr cent. above the average,
Permanently Improves the Soil.
One application produced abundant
yield for Four Years, and still continues
to show the effects.
Dispense with the necessity of rotation
of crops.
The descriptive pamphlet relating to the
information, including analyses of Cotton,
Fibre, Seed and Lint, Wheat, Corn, etc.,
and extracts from the standard agricultural
writes on the value Of varies manurial in
gradients.
These pamphlets furnished gratuitously.
Price List furnished on application.
Apply to
S. MARCH. AGENT,
26 and % Water ST., Norfolk, Va,
By whom the above fertilizers will be
furnished at the same prices as at the de-
pot in New York.
IAN. 81, 1867. 9-4m
s. MARCH, NORFOLK, VA.