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General Agency of the
MATTER MANUFACTORIES.
NOW that the amount of Ammonia iu Peruvian &uuno has decreased to such an extent a§ to make it too
dear a source ofthat article for the intelligent Manufacture of Fertilizers, the discovery of a relia
ble substitute is a great, desideratum, the Manufa turers of Ammoniacal Matter (protected by Letters Patent
granted to Amor Smith) take pleasure in offering this article, not as equa’ly good, but for manv reas ins
superior.
It is not a volatile salt but is in the form of nitrogen, the Ammonia being formed in the soil, thus having
all the advantages to be gained from Barn Yard Manure, in a very concentrated form, the fermentation of
Ammoniacal Matter in the soil gradually mv»v*>r»ts tb<- great. Jn«« of Ammonia as in Peruvian Guano, whilst
the gases thus evolved not only assist in the decomposition of vegetable matter and the Phosphates in the
soil, but in solution with the rain are active feeding agents o the plant, conveying the food direct to the
rootlets of the plants. For these reasons, and the factof the article being devoid of unpleasant odor, it has
beCii adopter „v,i ...g&v c^wU^ivc
Result of analysis of a sample of dry Ammoniacal Matter representing a lot of 2000 bags for R. W j
L. Basin
Organic combustible Matter . , 88.21 - j
Yielding of Ammonia 12.781. J
Inorganic earthy matter 11.70.
Containing of Bone Phosphate of Lime 4.41.
G. A. LEIBIG, Ph. I).
Analytical Laboratory, f>o S. Gay St , Baltimore.
The Manufacturers will be very safe iu using this material as a source of Ammonia in their Super-Phoa
yiiinio fam v it, of several analyses, that it is rich *nd remarkably uniform in its com
position, much more so than any other Ammcnical Fertilizer known to me.
Very respectfully, Yours, &c.,
A. SNOWDEN PIGGOTT,
Chemical Laboratorv, No. 108 Arch St., Philadelphia.
This article is undoubtedly of very great value, and of tne numerous similar substances which have been
introduced for the same purpose, I have never met with one equal to it in purify' and strenth. The nitro
genous matter capable of vielding of Ammonia is eqtiHl t,o that, ol the average of I eruvian Guano imported
into this country, whilst in its application is far superior. *\
In my opinion there.is no substance in *he market which gives a better and cheaper supply of nitrogen
ous matters in the manufacture of artificial manures, and I have no doubt the consumption of it will in
crease very largely as soon as the excellent qualities of the article are fully appreciated.
Yours truly,
F. A. GENTH.
FOR SALE BY
B . W. Lu RASIN, General Agent,
32 South Street,
Oct 70 8m BALTIMORE.
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