The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-20
From GEORGIA,
SPARTA, Ca. December oth 1868 O.

;. SPARTA, Ca, December oth 1868, O.
Mr.. IT, O. Aq!h>raon ''"' Aooo'
Yours Of Goth October has been on hand Cor conn,
umc. J have been waiting to have my experiment
plat picked out, weighed and controscd, Last wcnr
the Soluble Pacific Guano paid zoe per cen, on the
Investment; the present year, $40 ucy cent Tho
experiment plat last year was reserved and n,on"d
aISaln without any change or addition. The Sonn
Dlc 1aciiic Guano produced the second year 100 per
0pcr cent. for two years. The two wears combined
made 601 per cent, while Peruvian Gano made onl,,
4i5 per cent The first year 355 the second wear 120
per crnt. Inc Two guanos combined, made the first
year a3! per cent the second year from the rcsium
III SOIL 2l0 per cent, making Gi2 per cent on invest
mcn FOR Two years after paying interest These OK.
perimcnts are conducted with conscientious precision
without fear favor hope of reward on,y rs il NAV
benefit the public and the Experimental bv indirotmG
the cheapest and most reliable sources Of Ammonia
and Phosphorc Acid. You will doubtless ind in
ynn"afy nun,Der OF bou"e'n Cueator, detailed re-
L. NJ. PENDLEToN, NJ. D.
>. CoLuMDus, GA, December 10Th, 1868.
Mr. ". n Woods:
Dear Being aware that I experimental this
year with Soluble Pacific Guano" and in nv time
WIN Ierovn you ask my views of the ono com.
pared with the other, which I will state:
My opinion is that while the PERUVIAN " Is tho
more mnenin'e 1t s not so lasting in its effects as
the Soluble" nor docs vegetation stand drought SO
well with the former as with the latter
In my experiment this year contrasted the effects
OF stapie manure with The Soluble Pacific Guano"
al rates OF expense as follows: sixteen dollars (SI\
per acre OF the former and ten dollars 1O) pcrfncre
OF me latter and the result has been in favor Of the
Soluble Pacific. The cotton plAnt stood the drou~ht
peter @ ana ana was more improved BY it than that where
Yours very respectfully,
J. r. MCINTOSH.
=. MACON, Ga, November 30tl, 1868.
Mcsss. Joln S. Ree$e DC Co.
have been selling tho Soluble Pacific Guano since
the war. and am happy TO say it has given unicersl
regard it @yer than IsruSian Guano and believe Il
has given as good results can refer to the follop,
ing parties who have used It:
Or. l!ilisinan Of Crawford Co. Ga; s. p. SoItar
of Dooy Co., Ga; Col. Geo w Fish OF Mocnn ~
Ca; D. L, Skies Of Bibb Co.. Ga COL w. s. B,nzca
OF Lalrens CO.. Ga, and many others.
lour obcaient servant
ASHER AYRES
:, SPARTA, january 10, 1868
IN my experiment plat for cotton ti,lir, i,st-ec,
son, put at Ia" ratc o; lJ0 lbs Icr acre OF vo,,r
Soluble Pacific Guano, which cost sc. Whilc The
natural soil produced but Gjl HIS of seed cotton
where the Guano was applied produced 472 hs nm
increase OF S2l lbs The clear profit at II CENTS nrr
3D., was $24ll per acrc--or 402 per cent on the
Z, N. PENDLEToN, NJ. D.
Extract from letter to j. O. Mdt1eacson, De-, 8, 1863
used the Soluble Pacific Guano on gray sandy
loan soil, and The following is the result Of s ann
cation--ycld per acre, 1925 lbs cotton. Where no
manure was applied, tho yield was 4G3 lbs, nm
satisfied the Soluble Pacific pays well
A. WITCHFn,
Point Peter Ga