Smyrna times., 1867-09-04
Warranted Free From Adulteration.
'COMPLETE MANURE.n
Made from Super Phosphate of Lime. Ammonia and
Potash. Warranted free from adulteration.
MANUFACTURED BY
HENRY BOWER,

rotash warranted Tree from adulteratIon
MANUFACTURED BY
HENRY BOW Err,
MANUFACTURING CHEMIST
GRAY'S FERRY ROAD, PHILADELPHIA.
In furnishing the Complete Manure" will at all
times agree 10 give il equal to that sent and
will guarantee the standard according the analysis
OF any reliable Chemist The following persons are
referred 10 as having used the Complete Manure:"
PHILADELPHIA, Avg. LIST, 1867.
Dear Sir II obtained from you some of your Com
plee Manure, and the first used was on Radlshes
which were ready Tor market in from four TO five
weeks from the time the seeds were sOwn. Next
used it Oh Beets, which very early and of ex.
cellent quality, am convinced that it heter than
any artificial manure have ever used and the results
equal to those from Stable manure used in large
quantity. | shall continue 10 use it for these and
other early and late vegetables Yours Respectfully
DAVID YOUNG.
KlNGEsslNC, near Darby, Philad'a o, Pa.
Mr.. HENRY Bower;
Dear Sir;-I used your Complete Manure" on
Grass (Iimothy this last Spnng. the result that
the grass was about twice heavy where The manure
went than where none was applied. | feel confident
that there were two tons there would not have
been but one applied il lO Corn, in The HILL along
side OF Peruvian GuanO and Chicken Dung, the result
IS plainly in favor of the Complete Manure. it is
much taller, and has much larger stalks when It was
used. shall use your Fertilizer for my crops i'll
iulure Very Respectfully. JOHN JOHNSON.
NEWARK, Delaware, July LIST, 1867.
HENRY BOWER, ESQ.
Dear Sir:-It gives pleasure TO testify to the ex.
celence of your I" Complete Manure as a fertilizer
used 1t on corn, potatoes and vegetables, and my
crops speak volumes in its praise. | shall II ex.
cluslvely this fall for my wheat. Very truly,
JOHN A. REYNOLDS, JR.
NEWARK, Delaware, July Sth, 1867.
HENRY BOWER, Eso.
Dear Su:-fIaving been furnished with bag of
your Complete Manure | tested it on potatoes
beside Moro Phillips. Walton and Whann's, and
Hughes Phosphates. and my potatoes look finer when
the Complete Manure used. l shall use il this
WILLIAM DEAN.
NEWARK, Delaware, July 4Ih.
HENRY BOWER, ESQ.,
Dear Sir:-A bag Of your "COmplete Manure" hav-
ing been furnished me, tested il cOrn and the
suits plainly dscernable to The very hill which
It was used. Very Respectfully.
ANDREW Il. MACKLEM.
NEWARK, Delaware, July 5lh, 1867.
HENRY Bower. ESQ
Dear SIR IL take pleasure IN adding my testimony
in behalf of your Complete Manure " a fertilizer
having used 1t on corn potatoes and vegetables. with
very satisfactory results will five tons this fall
OH my wheat. Very Respectfully,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
Mr.. WIN. Bower, Newark, Delaware.
Mr.. II. B. RosENGARTEN, Germantown, Pa.
MR. r. ii. GRATz Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Gen. ID. X. JACKMAN, Charleston, S. &.
Col. THOMAS A. SCOTT, Darby Pa.
| Mr.. EDWARD DOBBINs, Mount Holly, n. ].
| Mr. PHILLIP JOHNSON, Blue Bell. near Philsd'a.
| Mr.. CHAs. HARMER, Maiden Lane, near Philad'a
Ma. A. STEEL. Progress, N. ].
Mr. Jas. II; STRONG Palmyra, Camden Co., N. j.
Mr.. CHAs. Morris,
| MR. JOHN GABLE, Lancaster, Pa.
| Mr.. VIM. MCCONNAUGnY. Newark. Delaware.
| DIREC TIONS FOR USE
The COmnIete 10 DarticnIorlv
adapted for in the drill is in fine powder
| dry. When sOwn in the Drill for Wheat or Rye. ap
ply one hundred TO two hundred pOunds to the acre
! For Wheat Rye suw broadcast, apply from three
hundred 10 four hundred pounds to the acre. WheT
sOwn IN the drill for Oats. apply from one hundred Il
one hundred and fifty pounds 10 the For Oats
sOwn broadcast hundred and fifty to two hun
dred pounds To the acre. For Corn. a handful three
hills, if sOwn broadcast, hundred and fifty thTe
hundred pounds 10 the acre. III is also recommends
TO little top the hill, If The insect should b
trOubeSOme9 For Potatoes, three hundred 10 three
hundred and fifty pounds lO The acre For Grass. us
one hundr red and fifty hundred and fifty pound
to the acre. For Tobacco. or Cotton, use four hundre
pounds to the acre, (and some the top Of tn
hilIl. (As the Tobacco plant requires slimuanI at
certain time Of It's growth, the " Complete Manure"
cOnidenlialy recommended for this-as il contain
elements peculiarly adapted to tins plant. inc:easin
r the growth and flavor of the TObaccO.) For earl
vegetables the rate of four TO FIVE hundred pOunC
to the acre, applied in the or hill it will produC
, them ve Y quickly more than Peruvian GuanO,
, has heen proven upon all kinds the past seas N.
4 PRICE S55 ton of 1000 pounds, in bags, weig
. ing lis pounds each.
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e SMYRNA, DELAWARE,
!, q And by Dealers generally.
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II NEWARK, DEL.
Agent for Delaware and Maryland. g2l-3m