The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

corn. 8 housed an average oI lo onsneis 70 Inc
male more than or j. have no doubt but that
would have made ~ bushels to the acre if the seasons
had been favorable.
am so fully convinced Of It's great utility thatI
to s il rasnx han
corn Judging from the Of of my neigh
bors Who have used It for this pnrpG}Sf
4. p. HESpRY.
: = Mobsy Icy POND: @ serIyen Co.. Gs' Dec 2. 1866
In reply oyour letter of the auth ut take pleasure
q gs"s used L and the pure Peruvian in equal
guam titles In the field and the result was about
ibs to the acre and if the seasons had been favorable
you'd have been gh a5
on account Of the excessive drought In my opinion
the Soluble Pacific Guano is IN excellent manure and
Tours very SAThsyD tTsnh3syiD D. WADE.
IF SssaSy xS:s e. psiG1s mhs;Sa r b 1855
Gentlemen Of the All instant asking the re.
e to o
cotton OF light porous soil ut the rate Of oU lbs
to ae nee a Of e
mate the increased yield at 400 lbs. per acre.
i'eel'os x: s. SPRINGS.
Daskshear, Ga. Nov. 49, 1861.
c C. Tts t5s Sos and find it
psd esss a
we bs Il M nnns i:
pS aaepPns he p Of the
that gathered twice as much corn from tho por.
ton Guanoed than the portion having none dtdnot
- am, yours respectfully i,,rr,,.r
November g. 1866,
MEssns E. c. WADE 4 Co. Savannah, Ga;
ONE ON to cacS close to eh
the Tsin ai OF applied
spoonsful to the hill, would have made very tne
sood corn n land that Would have made 6sr
thing without it. could have told TO the hil the
es 3e ee one Iii
and I assure you it will prove Its value value 8.
ours Ss.'r Al. WADE.
Ncwbcrg, Oct. II, 1SGG
/ should have written you sooner, but lave been
saasa faea e ses
Chalmers, He states that 1t paid him; but owing to
a5S propo That po paid
me at least fourfold.
JOHN K LEavELL.
Dackshcar, Gu, Nov. s5 1Sgb.
en @ the Guapo
good if applied fgh placed is it around e s da
land that had been tended for len years, without
Guano + would not have made over 3or4 bushels Per
acre; with the GuanO 1t turned out ten or twelve
bushels, increase Of more than 3D per cent. ana
No. pen crop.
s. X. JENKINS
MEssKs JOHN S. REESE Co., Baltimore, Md dents
w 5s GHaao lust
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ours e xety e. 5se}5 WHB5E & CO.
Hucyondalc, TriScn Co. Ga, Dec. TO- 1866
taEs pleasure in giving you the result Of my experiment
in your Pacific Soluble Gano last year At the first plow
covering Immediately Notwithstanding tue SIX weeks
drought yield double and with favorable
believe it would have trrbcd the samc ground without this
N''''e. Very respectfully,
D. Is. NEWTON.
Cnnoorllee, Emanucl Co.. Ga., Dec. 49, 1slI
used tIe Soluble Pacific Guano corn about $50 bs
tile applied by the sdc Of thr stalk the second low
from the natural land. The very unayorablc
any Kind of manure and had had good seasons the
yield would have been treble the natural Soluble
Pacific very good manurca that il claimed for it, and
c'cAi'' u ny 'p'Dl0i' 'A"1 G. w. COWARD
..,z... Sumter S. G., Nov. H. 1st6
promised to give YOU the result Of tho trial of the
Soluble Pacific Guano' which | procured from you
bic III the extreme and yet, Notwithstanding the diff
culties which had be contended with from the long
satised wsa those have much
edge than have OF that the yield from lands
which had been manured with it was much larger than
had Charge of my place, who is skitu and expert.
enced planter Informed me that he SO well pleased
and satisfied that he expects to itmuch more large
y another year. he feels convinced Of It's great value
as fertilizer.
Yours, very truly, ,oa,,