The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-23

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DE- Eo9 1sn :. noo rsssa w.ases -
Applied at the rate OF !60 10 Nv pounos ecfe ON
11th april, on "a acres blue clay land good deal
worn from being planted IN COTTON nom lS0I 70 lS6!,
with only one years rest during that nme and not
withstarding the long continued cold and heavy rain,
and gales during the spring and summer. ABOUT me
nrst sepsemner tSs crop On ts :. nsa W. !o5S -
1so to 200 POUNDS nne yea Island Oot!on tnI % sne
acre, Notwthstandng tne rava8es OF the catefpia.
the nrsI cosson p1caS9 90 Was trop INC 9sao On umSu
MAPES. fhoSPaAtE was useo. ana "a maoe-
about 70 pounas 10 tne acre, WMie no usn@ I'LL.
uted lano maze over 40 oPounos. nss usea hAfho
PHOSPHATE on melons, poRtoes and me earuen
with sadsfactory resufts:
THOMAS g. sALTER, washington County, "a, re:
ports that pounds per acre on oio iano
increased both the Cotton ana tne Corn @ t4sse.l9a
Considers 1t far more economical tnan PERUVIAN
09sn9. .,.,. c.~a...u.,,o 1p,..,,,..,
Dr: =, tAnsoSS' sanoersV'ne' washington oounls
., snS nh.orv.t,on "a that MApEa, arrprR pr5ns
my opservaoon Is anss MAFES . sUFEh1Es' ~ 1aee.,
5hAtE 4I r.. a-,S .s1.5 - A., 49,,
nae eDous o.a uvsD a., W po.;a v ar. ~ od !.
G1ns % De.l aaeio- pei
q; crn.. w. ~ & y, ,,,d Jtb per,,1.n ,sno ,as
s ,, Srs,,,oht T "a orooss;ve .strs
iar Hote S oTSTS punSpT 10 sI
u ttaI u WHY ~ me-, =, .sor.o 20, ~ -
;,ns SiSa a.oo aoe ,,.ad ua ~ b;o ne;ohhors -
mas seeu useo Dy Ie nas asienpOsS' E
W: u; ofAano, h.,, ,o,'s.aS ua ,s1, .o5ao ava
On la1o aoout nai ., Soxete9 Wiz .a aouSe. sou
the manure was mt on bay paanured. CROP would
i,5 80 nonnds ,vbers the ,,r,nannrad wonId vielJ
ylei1 TWO PouioS "neie 'no eu "oeuu 't''A
oIo' u.,r,rov Ar,e,ic,o IA ranorts.
-. ,.n;..i,a5 ~ aost oatoSnntorn roorl+. fro,,
MA prS, STSpEpD DpEOspH1TE ann,vino n as a ton
s.a.,in Con1;daraS - havs bad tis bast oardep
ufeSsas S.s.Ss,oa.oso, Gaou,in 10y ;, '4'o oes'
1nis SGAr A,nSaooS ~ Fnrt Voi,ov O. renorta.
W.. q; pns STToSp oGoSpG. rr hoe donh,od tbo
"a &c., ,n anorv .ose ra-or+ad and some Va,
hos oore than Joned their cron on wheat
Us asta 1J .ha rss,,ts are vsrv satisactory
anu oSso saAo AosNASS 80 'S,S -
"On land which always rusted cotton, increased
1aor preventad rnst Fonr rows unn,anured rI1st.
ed In August. Everything the MAPES' SUPER
puoSpE ATE mas fried on did we'll. Cotton stooi
tbe cnld weather in sprino: kept perfectly preeu
and orowed finely: has beat Psruuian G,sano In his
ne,ohborhood. Believes ii to he the BEST Nanure
now IN nse" ~ - ~ ~ ''e - --'''''
R IIIEs Iilesyille. Anacn County. N c., re-
norris: 1' -o'
"As compared with Peruvian Guano and Baugh's
Phosphate, the result wus decidedly in favor
Of MAPES' SUPHER-PHOSPHAFE; attributed, De-
was applied as where the other manures were"
JAMES MoMEEEN, Alston, $. G., reports:
'sUsed ton OF Peruvian, and fond the result but
one half as compared with those from MA MApES. W
subsoiI Marked difference in the size of the bolls
in favor of MAPES' SUPER-PHOSPHATE. On Cot
ton plants the increased growth was about 100 per
cent"
JoHs r. HArR, Minis, S. c.:
"Cotton was more vigorous and healthy, and ms
tured at least t,uo ,oeeks earlier where MAPEs'
SUPER-PHOSPHATE was used as compared with
other Fertilizers applied. MAPEs' sUPER-PHos-
PHATE produced 1v0 pounds per acre more Cotton
than Rhodes Super Phosphate, and 80 pounds per
acre more than Soluble facnc Guano same guam,
- ue .San Sa,n9 aonhisG tba vieid of Cotton
p VrsrTrc Christ Churcb Parrish. a. c.. re-
pV1 co.. on,,,ca+;on ON noun6s MApEs' SIJpER-
PHOSPHATE, per acre, made the cotton grow 70 the
height Of Six feet where 1t grew only TWO ieet me
year , Geiore' Co4saas s;1;,. "a. ST. ISItNn COT.
sne nsss ssao reconoend q 10 ali plant