Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-03
FERTILIZERS.
A MMONIATED SOLUBLE SUPER-PHO =
PHATE OF LIME
aICdTON & SONS

AMMONIATED SOLUBLE SUPER-PHO =
PLATE OF LIME,
Containing 20 per cent Of Bone fhosphate'i
Of which u per cent is Immediately soluble Ia
waters per cent of Ammonia, per cent OF
Potash, Sulphuiic Acid, Msgnesla, &c, tuf-
nishlng the essential elements of Wheat, Corn,
Tobacco, Cotton, and all cereals which are re-
moved from the soil in every crop.
10 AGRICULTURIsTS.-A extensive eApc-
| rience OF twenty years as importers and dealers
in Gusno and Fertilizers Of various descrlp-
ti0ns, and BY direct intercourse with farmers
| and planters, as grain merchants, has enabled
us to learn their experience and results from all
sorts OF natural and artificial Manures, and to
| form practical knowledge of their wants in
| Fertilizer adapted generally to the various
soils and crops of the Southern States, and at ~
| price commensurate with present values, and
proper regard to economy in outlay.
We have been induced to establish manu-
| factory in this city upon an extensive scale,
with the appliance of steam and with every re.
cent Improvement in machinery Tor grinding
mixing and thoroughly combining the various
chemical constituents, now we'll sscertained a.
forming the elements of frst.class Fertllizer,
and absolutely required to build up the truly
vegetable part of the plant, and restore 70 !h'
soil the elements of direct PLANT Food, which
previous crops may have drawn rom H. o GNU
| which can be relied upon for uniformity, con
tanning the valuable properties claimed lot II.
| and at u less price than othef similar manure
offered in this market.
| EXTRACTS from letters from parties who have
used this FertiliZsr.l
| (From Rev. s. A. Gayleyl
| Colora Cecil CO.. Nd, June 20 lS69.-Messrs.
VIM. Crichton & Son-Dear Sirs: Your Am
| moniated Soluble Phosphate regard as tho
| best manure L have ever used. 1 dressed lot
| of corn with it in the hill. putting one bag on
two and ne-eighth acres by actual measure
ment, (you will see that the allowance to each
hill was very small. 1t has acted like charm;
LOT Of i. hn host in a NJ ion
of any planted at the same time. From what 1t
has done tor me l give it the preference to any
have ever tried. Yours, respectfully,
Oakville, st. Mary's co.. Md. July II, 1859.
i applied your "Ammoniated Super. Phos-
phate' on wheat and oats-top-dressed the
wheat. The crops, where il was used show
decided improvement, and present at this day
a remarkably fine appearance. am perfectly
satisfied with its effects. and its comparatively
low price will induce mo to use it sgsin next
season. Yours truly, w. Y. KEEpER.
Annapolis Junction, Nd. July 81, 1861
used the "Ammoniated Super. Pho pilates
manufactured by you, with the greatest success
on my wheat and vegetable garden. planted
corn with it last May, and from present ap-
pesrsnces i. will not TO surpassed by any III
my county. prefer your combination OF Plant
A. P. GoRMAN.
Paw Paw, Morgan CO., w. Va, June 9th.
ls69.-It gives me great pleasure to let you
know that my wheat, upon which applied
your Fertilizer last fall, Is very nne. used II
entirely on corn stubble and it is better than
any have ever had or over saw. . WALL am
certain, yield over 70 bushels to tncsofe np-
piled il On oats and corn in the spring, using
about 30 los per acre on each-sur clay lahu;
The oats will double, think, while tae corn-l
MYTH IL, L