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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08

SUGAR CREEK, Mccklcnburg Co., N. CO.
November 8, 1870.
McsSrs. BURROUGHS & SPRINGS
agents Pacifc Guaao Co., CHar1vtte, ~ G.:
The ton of Soluble Pacific Guano, that purchased
of you last spring, applied to cotton on m old field
that had grown up in pines. From experiments
200 per cent. l expect to use it next spring.
(Signc(U S. G.. HUNTER
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From Judge Biggers.
Increased Yield 100 per cent.
MULBERRY GROVE, Ga, Oct. "a, 1870.

MULBERRY GROVE, Ga, Oct. "a, 1870
W. H. YouNG, Esq,
Agent Iacifc Guano Co., Co2um6us, Ga:
After using Soluble Pacific G,lano, bough Of YOU,
for two years, am fully satisfied Of its beneficial re-,
suits both in frung and preserving the cotton plant,
for think can safely say that without the uso OF
Guano would not have retained more than half n
stand. | expect to continue using the Soluble pf,-
citic and hope you will keep good supply on hand
as expect. to buy Of you, as ! have not found q
single sack that supposed to be the least aucratrd
(Signcd) j. j. W. BlG0EHs
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J. 0. MATnEwsoN, Esq,
agent Pacific Guano Co., augusta, Co.:
Yours Of 22d ult, wishing to hear from me in ref
crcncc to my success in the use Of Soluble Pacific
Guano came duly to hand. am gratifed, rery mucA,
to state that my crop has been increased fully 100
per cent by of Soluble Pacific Guano ut the rate
of 200 lbs. per acre. an so much pleased shall
the same another year.
(SigncD N. A. WILLIS.
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increased Yield Gs3 per cent. from 400 pounds per
ncrc. Net Profit $50 per cent. Oh Invest,nc mt.


"cre. Net Profit $50 per cent. Investment.
SHARON, Mcchlcnburg Co., N. G.,
October 81, 1870. I
Mcssrs BURRoUGHs e. SPRINGS,
Agents Pacific Guano Co., CAar3otte ~ c.:
From the reputation of the Soluble Pacific Guano
was induced to try it last year on my cotton land
and chccrfuly give you the result of tile experiment
made left one row without Guano in the middle
Of the field: My first picking from this h. and my
second 1t lbs. From one guanocd row by the side
of it my first picking q lbs and my second was
lbs This fully satisfied me that my investment
was good one. My yield Of cotton where the Gu
ano was applied is entirely satisfactory. expect to
use it next year.
(Signcd) w. j. CHERRY
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increased Yield ZOO per cent. Net Profit 457 per
cent. on Investment.
CABARRCs COUNTY, N G., Oct. 20, 1870.
Mcssrs. BURRoUGIIs & STRINGS
agents Pacific Guano Co., Charlotte, ~ e.:
| purchased of you, last spring, Soluble Pacific
Guano. This is my first experiment with fertilizers,
and the result is entirely satisfactory. l consider
my yield is three times larger than it would have
been without the use of it,
(SgncdD G. ALEXANDER.
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SHARON, Mccklcnburg Co., N G., Oct. 1870.

SHARON, Mccklcn6urg Co, n. c., Oct 1870.
McsslS BURROUGHS 81 SPRINGS
1gents Ptcifc Guano Co., Charlotte, ". e.:
Notwithstanding the rcycrscs we have had to
contend with i'll the shape Of excessive rains and
droughts my application Of the Pacific Gnano on
cotton has paid me we'll l expect to use it next
year.
tSigncd) W. s. FLANIKEN
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Increased Yield 100 per cent. Net Profit 17S pei
cent. Oh Investment.
GREENsDoRo', Ga, Oct. 5, 1870

cent. Investment.
GREENsBono, Ga Oct. 5, 1870.
J. O. MATIEwsoN, Esq.
.igcnt Pacific Guano Co., Aug,Asta, Ga:
Your letter of the 22d of September is to hand.
In reply to your inquiry rs to the value Of your
Soluble Pacific Guano, have to say that consider it
first. .class naanure think it doubled the yield over
the natural soil. used 100 lbs. of bone dust (un.
s,cameG) and 100 lbs Guano, per acre. 1t qaid aoeN
at the price Of cotton. None will be dissatisfied with
ii who once try it.
(Signed) II. NJ SMITH
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plants. AS an experiment applied the Pacific to q
row in my poor land and left one row without Gu
ano. gathered pounds from the row which had
Guano on it and ID. from the other.
(Signcd) s. w. REA
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CABARRUs COUNTY, N. G., Oct. 20, 1870.

CABARRUS COUNTY, N. c. Oct. 20, 1870
Mcssrs BURRoUGHs & SPRINGS,
1gents Pacific Guano Co., Charlotte, ". G.:
The Soluble Pacific Guano that purchased from
you last spring has proved good investment. With
out particularizing consider my crop has been
more than doubled by the use Of ii.
(Signcd) J. l.. JAMIsoN.
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w. j. CHERRY
SHARON, Mecklcnburg Co., N. c., !
October II, 1870.

October II, 1870
Messrs. BURROUGHS g. SPRINGS
Agents l%eife Guano Co., Charlotte ~ G.:
used Soluble Pacific Guano, bought of YOU last
spring, and applied portion on my poor land In
order to satisfy myself of the investment applied
Gllano to several rows and left the same number of
rows without any. The result satisfied me that
every farmer ought to use it.
(Signed) s. IT, KIRKPATRICK
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Increased Yield $50 per cent. Net Prctt 266
per cent. on Investment.

GREENEVILI.E, Ala., Nov. :. 1910.
Hon. JoHN X. HENRY,
agent l"riiG Gn0n0 (ompuny:
| applied the Guano, purchased of y"n, To co,i".l
the present year. On twelve acres, w!tc', woul nc.
have made more than AGO HIS cotton seed per acre,
eight bales have been gathered This SLOWS the Sol
ublc Pacific Guano to be Il great fertilizer, and
highly pleased with it, {
(Signcd) SETu MERCER.
Increased Weld $50 per cent. from, SO lbs. Pacific
and lbs. Peruvian per acre. Net Profit
per cent. on Investment.
MUscoaEE County, Ga, Oct. 20, 1870
w. II. YoUNG Esq,
1gcnt R,cifc Guano Co., C1lu,,6us Co.:
Last spring purchased from YOU q ton Of Soluu
Pacific Guano and one sack Peruvian, which II
piled on 3G acres of land in the proportion of so;
70 lbs. per acre. On the Goth July tho rust nppcaH
on my land and, notwithstanding that calamity
made from the 80 acres, 10 bales of cotton avcrai
ing 500 pounds each. feel confident that the aj,-
plication Of the Guano has materially benefited the
yield Of the 80 acres, and that without its use
should not have made over bales, u.s. by the Goth
July, the Guano had far developed my crop that
by that date when the rust struck it, the bos were
matured.
tSigned) VIM e. Oa1ETREE
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MoRSING STAR, Mccklcnburg Co., N. G.,
November ID, 1870 {
Mcssrs. BURRoUGlIs e. SPRINGS,

A9cnts Pacific Guano Co., Charlotte, ~ C.:
| am pleased to inform you that the Soluble Pacific
Guano has given nc entire satisfaction, notwith-
standing the very wet spring that had to contend
with.
(Signc,O S. H. BIGGERs
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Increased Yield l20 per cent from 100 lbs per
acre. Net Profit 534 per ct. on Investment.

Increased Yield l2O per cent. from 100 lbs. per
acre. Net Profit 534 per Ct on Investment.
BUTLER Co., Ala, Nov. %, 1870.
Hon. JOHN Il. HENRY,
agent Tncifc GWano Co., Grten0iNe, AM:
purchased of you Soluble Pacific Guano and ap-
piled 100 pounds TO little less than one acre, which
would have made perhaps. 500 lbs. without, and |
have gathered already 1875 lbs and have 200 800
lbs. yet to pick On my other lands. which were
very poor and old, applied two hundred pounds of
Glano. have at least doubled the yield of cotton
regard the Soluble Pacific Guano as a great fcril
zcr, and hope to use it freely in future.
(Signcd) DANIEL. CHEATHAM
Increased Yield, on Experimental Rows, 1900 per
cent If GunnO used nt tho rntc of 900 ibs.
Pcr acre, the Profit would be over $500 per cent
Investment.
PROVIDENCE, Mccklcnburg Co.. N. g.
October 2, 1870. {
Blcssrs BURRoUGHs & SPRINGS,
Aga'sts Pacific Guano Co., Charlotte, ~. C.:
am pleased to inform you that the Pacific Gunno
bought from you last spring has given entire salts
faction | am confident that il is the interest Of
every farmer to use it on each acre of cotton he
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Increased Yield 100 per cent. from 200 pounds
Gnonn Not a.

Guano. Net Profit l43 per c.. on Inv stment.
BUTLER Co., Ala Nov. %, 1870.
Hon. JOHN Il. HENRY,
Agcnt Par%fc G"ano Co., GreenriNe, .Ilu.:
| havo tried the Soluble Pacific Guano sold hy
you, and am highly pleased l have, hy the use Of
200 lbs per acre. increased the yield Of my land 100
per cent at least, and had the seasons been good
should have far exceeded this result
(Signcd) j. y. PKCE.
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Steel. CREEK, Mccklcnburg Co., N. c.,
October 1S, 1870

STEEL CREEK, Mccklcnburg Co., n ca
October 49, 1870. !
Mcssrs. BURR0UGns e SPRINGS
Agents Pac!fc Gu0no C", Charlotte, ~ G.:
have used the Soluble Pacific Guano four wears
on cotton and wheat. ] still recommend it and use
nothing else My crop Of cotton this year is entirely
satisfactory.
(SgncdO A. II. Brown.
Increased Yield 300 per from 200 per acre
Net Profit 400 per cent. o Investment.
BELToN, S. c., Dec. 10, 1870
J. N. ROBSON, Esq,
Agcm Pnritr Guano Co., Char1eston, s. G.:
reply as follows to your letter.
FHiat quantity was used per acre? 200 lbs
How applied, by drills on hills broadcast? In
drills.
On what crop? Cotton.
On what kind of land? Gray sand land
What is the average, per acre? 1000 lbs.
How has the crop incrcascd by its use, and to what
extent? Double; yes, triple.
Has it matur:d the crop earlier, and to what cx-
tent? Maturel the crop early enough not to have
any stained cotton.
Has it given satisfaction? Yes, more than had
any idea it could do.
(olgned) b. ID. DEAN.
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Increased Yield 900 per cent. from 200 lbe. H
acre. Net Profit 2AO7 per cen:. on Investment.
TALIAFERRo County, Gcorgn.
D. O. MATHEwsoN, Esq,
Agent Pacific Guano Co., 1u0usta, O".:
This is to certify that we, citizens of the 172d D
trict G. NJ, have been called on by w. G. Wright Il,
DR.. j. w. Barrett, our neighbors, to examine q 81
teen acre field Of very thin land, cultivated by tho
this year in cotton and the following is the result.
our investigation by actual measurement and count
BY the use of two hundred pounds Of Soluble Pacific
Guano applied, per acre. on said field, find sam
pie rows left in the middle of the field, by counting
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Increased Yield 100 per cent. from 80 lbs. pa
acre. Net Gain 500 per ct OH Investment.
GAsToN, Ala, Oct. 3, 1870.
Messrs. MARSHALL g. CoNLEY
agents Pncihic Gaano Co., AfD1iGh, IM:
Your letter Of the 22l Of August came to hand the
lst of October The Soluble Pacific G,lano that Won
to the acre on deep sandy land The yield is double
I like this well enough not to farm without it.
(Signed) H. BRAUN
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Correspondence Continued.

Yield 100 per from 200 lbs. per
Net Profit I7s per cent. o II Investment.
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per cent. OIL Investment.
MONROE COUNTY, Ala, Sept. 20, 1870
Mcssrs. MARSHALL. & CoHLEY
agents ltt'ifc Gnano Ca, Aohde, AM:
lpurchascd last year your Soluble Pacific Guano
and found it SO profitable that purchased again this
about the same, making pine land that would proba.
bly, produce 400 lbs. seed cotton produce 1900 lbs to
the acre: The deep breaking Of the land and deep
application OF the fertilizer for cotton, on pine land
last year. would seem to exert an economic influence
on corn planted on tho same land this, us tho crop
of the best kind after encountering two sever :.
droughts.
(Sgncd) r. MA1BEN
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one row seventy yards long without Guano and then
the next row to that containing Soluble Pacific Gu
ano, ace .fnd 0boHt cight times as anuny Ills on tie
gu"hoea roo as there arc on the with no Guauo
ana ada to that the increased size Of the bolls il
IS our opinion that the increased yield Of the Soluble
TO one. Wv
Given under our hands this October 2tst 1870
(Signcd) 2': fLINF,
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babslt, baB eS sluedmGBi9cr mare bic 6ra1c
,ueseu Der AuSriitun9 bon arle8Siabr;eugen
III ueutralsp Safeu Der 9anbes9eisegebunO
su absrlaiisn, bis jeet bat iid) uar ell
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gSahenS Der heuti9cu SiennB iunrSc SiSt
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bid. Gann iugte CT: ,,Bcnn gu
Ni6ts perratben pillit, tannit 9u NIT mir
sebcn."
sd mcrpc 9ttdts perrutbeu."
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fragte er int @eben. -
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auh 0i6 nitt. Gr bat elpas Dor, mas
tein Webi6 piilen bari Saber muBt 9u
uu6 barilber i6weigcn."
y9beile es mir nit. SD peroe 'dpeis
gen."
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Gigd, Rapp uub 1nbere btelten &eoeh.
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Ierb5r miber Sobn WcOonalo, Sobu Ste'
potrid, Robert 9ulib, @tlliam Ytontepilt,
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foigteu. Sofort Rrdng eintr pon tbnen por
MnS ia9te, er uHo Ietne Solegen bateH 'tdl
entdloiien, nid)t 5u drbeltelt, i'no er ilto9e te
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unb, ols fe i'd, ,ueigerten, ben ibnen 10 n6'
tbiaen St,taf AZ entbebreu, ieieH Der SapitGn
uuS Ser Steuernianll, Der @ine nit gelpann.
fem sRepolper ntc Der Nnbert nit cinent IA
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len, ais otr Stcuermault i'm nit ben Stabl
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