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JOHN IERRYMAN & CO., Baltimore. My son also used it alongside of a prominent arti cle to test its value. He gives yours the decided pref erence. (From D. D. Pedue, Pike Cos., Ga.) I take pleasure in informing you that, of five kinds of fertilizers used on my plantation the past season, there is but one, so far, that compares favorably with your Ammoniated Dissolved Bones. I am highly pleased with its results. (From Hollis S. Kizar, Houston Cos., Ga.) In relation to the Ammoniated Dissolved Bones that j purchased from you last spring, I am happy to state, thus far, I am better pleased with its effects than I have been with any commercial fertilizer I have ever used. I applied it to cotton at the rate of from 150 to 200 pounds to the acre. The plant looks healthy and vigorous, and is branching and forming thickly. I believe it will become deservedly popular. (From D. W. Coxwell, M. D , Randolph Cos., Ga.) The Ammoniated Dissolved Bones, up to this time, has given entire satisfaction. The cotton, upon land where I used from 200 to 300 pounds per acre, is at least two hundred per cent better than where none was used, the quality of land beingthe same. I am much pleased with the fertilizer and contemplate us ing none other the coming year. (From J H. Doyal, Spalding Cos., Ga.) The Ammoniated Dissolved Bones is doing finely. It proves to be equal to the most popular fertilizer ev er sold here. (From J. D. Wynn, Jacksonville, Fla.) My cotton, on which I applied the Ammoniated Dissolved Bones, though planted but six weeks and on very poor land, will averago considerably better than my neighbors’, which was planted four weeks earli er. It is bearing as finely as it possibly can. I saw a neighbor of mine, yesterday; wliom I let have some of the Ammoniated to experiment with, and he in formed me that his was aeting the same as n*jne.— Where he made the application, it Las outgrown con siderably the balance of his crop where other fertili zers where used. (From G. R. Reid, Wilcox Cos., Ga.) I commenced planting on the 15th of April and finished on the 24th. I applied 130 pounds of the Ammoniated Dissolved Bones to the acre, on poor, pine land that has been resting for the last three years. I applied a double quantity of the prepara tion on four rows and also planted four without ma nuring, to test the difference. On the unmanured rows the cotton, at this time, is six or seven inches high •on rows with 130 pounds to the acre, twelve and thirteen inches ; with 250 pounds 17 to 18 inch es. lam very much pleased with results so far. (From J. H. Allen, Lee Cos., Ga.) All that have used the Ammoniatea Dissolved B ines, in this section, are highly pleased with its ac tion, and will use no other fertilizer the coming season. (From John H. Montgomery, Spartenburg Cos., S. C. I have applied the Ammoniated Dissolved Bones SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR—ADVERTISEMENTS, on cotton, and have also applied another popular fer tilizer. At this time, on the fields where the fer tilizers were used the cotton is twice as large as where there was no application, and the difference in favor of yours is very perceptible. Where your arti cle was used the porspect for doubling the crop i? very favorable. The corn where I applied the Am moniated is now three feet high ; where I made no application it is but one foot. [From Chas. Stanley, Randolph Cos., Ga.) I am well pleased with the action of the Ammoni ated Dissolved Bones on my cotton crop. The land on which the fertilizer was applied will yield twice as much cotton as the same quantity of land where nune was used. (From a prominent planter in Hancock Cos., Ga.) Your Ammoniated Dissolved Bones, in this section, is ahead of all other fertilizers. (From G. W. Scott, Leon Cos., Fla.) My cotton, where I applied the Ammoniated Dis solved Bones, presents a thrifty appearance, and the increased fruitage is quite remarkable. lam eertam that the yield will be over double that gathered from the adjoining lands where no fertilizers were used.— I put in about 225 pounds to the acre. My neighbor, Mr. C. M. Haldeman, and in fact, all whopurchased of you, are well pleased. From T. A. Stewart, Newton Cos., Ga. The Ammoniated Dissolved Bones I purchased of you last fall, I applied to wheat and cotton. It is equal, if not superior to any fertilizer I have ever used. (From W. A. Stewart, Newton Cos., Ga.) I used 800 pounds of the Ammoniated Dissolved Bones to the acre and fully concur in the above opinion. (From T. J. A J. E. Miles, Montgomery Cos., Ala.) The result of the application of your Ammooiated Dissolved Bones bss been satisfactory. The differ ence, where rows were planted without it, even on good, fresh land, as well as on old land, is very per ceptible; in faot, where only 125 pounds were ap plied the cotton is almost as large again as where none was used, and of much richer color and more rigorous. (From Russel P. Johuson, Griffin, Ga.) From my own observation, your Ammoniated Dis solved Bones, on cotton, is better than any other fer tilizer, and if the verbal reports are to be credited, my observations are universally corroborated. Ev ery one, who applied it within my knowledge, speaks in its praise. (From John H. Cox, Morgan Cos., Ga.) I ana very much pleased with the results, so far, from your Ammoniated Dissolved Bones. My cotton has grown off very rapidly and my neighbors inform me that it is the best in our neighborhood. I have been experimenting with fertilizers quite a number ot years, and, although I cannot determine as yet what the final result of yours may be, will say thi