The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-31
NJ Manipulated GUANO.
TOBACCO FERTILIZER.

The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY again offers TO the planters aud
farmers OF Virginia and North Carolina It's
rru -es tablished MANIPULATED GUANO,
prepared from pure Peruvian and Phosphate
INevasSa) Guano-the latter finely ground ON
burr InilstoueS-mixed in equal quantities;
and assuming the former TO contain from fif-
ie-n 10 sixteen per cent. of ammonia and the
latter from seventy TO seventy-two per cent.
of phospha te of lime, we have, for the ma
uipuated article, about eight per cent. of the
first and thirty six per cent. Of the latter.
ms REG ULAR PREPARATION
OF 900 pounds Peruvian and 1000 pounds
NcvaSsa-price, $40 per ton of 1900 pounds
and is recomm ended as Il choice fertilizer in
the cultivation Of tobacco, furnishing all the
ammonia needful for this crop, and assisted
by liberal supply of Bone Phosphate OF
Lime TO impart weight and substance to the
plant, and 1T the same time protecting 1t from
the bad effects Of Il too dry season, when the
excessive use of Peruvian is always injurious.
But, to meet the views Of those who insist
upon a larger proportion Of Peruvian Guano,
the formula is changed for another, combin-
ing two thirds of Peruvian twelve per cent.
of ammonia) with onethird of Neyassa
uwenty -four per cent. of phosphate of lime)
and called our
SPECIAL PREPARATION
of !, 1888 pounds of Peruvian and 667 pounds OF
Nevassa. Price, $50 per ton of 1000 pounds.
This splendid article approaches more
nearly 10 the pure Peruvian than any other
ever offered TO the public, and is the choice of
many successful tobacco planters, who yet
cling TO the largest proportion of this unri-
vailed source OF ammonia-the pure Peruvian
Guano. For all the grain crops-corn, oats,
rye, and wheat-it stands without a rival, and
challenges all competition.
Should a mixture be preferred to contain
less ammonia and more of the phosphate OF
lime-say one third 1867 pounds) of Peruvian
and two thirds II 1888 pounds) OF Nevassa-
which, for some soils and under peculiar cir
CumStances, may be all that is required, it
h. I'm hp1 a q n
per ton Of 1000 pounds.
Fort he COTTON crop it is precisely the fer.
tilzer needed. a moderate quantity will be
prepared, and supply kept constantly on
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANO.
This article, in which q marked success has
been attained in finding means to GRIND Peru
Wan Guano in its driest state on mlllstones,
aud reducing il to the of the drill with
ont in the slightest degree impairing its quail
Ity, is kept always on hand, the price being
governed by that Of the crude article, with
small advance for loss in weight by handling
ithe purchaser getting his full 1000 pounds),
aud the cost Of the labor and machinery en-
poyed but an actual saving TO the buyer,
who. by no process of his own, can so cheaply
ur e.tcCtually prepare it for use.
Il is only necessary to add that all the Pc
rUyiau Guano used by this company is pro-
cured direct from the agent OF the Peruvian
Government in New York, the only importer
into tn. United States, and it is, therefore,
impossible for any one TO otter better or
UUrer article.
Orders can be addressed through the COM
mission merchants of the city, or directly to
thc undersigned.
L. 3. BENTLEY, Agent.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
PRESIDENT.
THOMAS w. McCANCE, of Dunlop & Nc
GAUGE
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS II. PRICE, of Thomas r. Price
%Co.
JOHN l.. BACON, of Bacon Baskervill.
John BOOKER, of Booker, Kerr Lyon.
T. 9. NOTHING, of Noting kohler.
EDWIN WORTHAM, Of L. s. S. WORKMAN
X Co.
WILLIAM G. PAINE, of Paine s. Co.
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