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Spakta, Ga Deo. s;h, 18C8.
thlitur Southci-n Cultivator. —
There is suoli confusion through the
*s to the plan of agriculture I
pursue—some using the solid sweep rsa
part, of my plan. Lot. me say, T would
not have one of them. Moreover, there
are plans called mine, that I cannot
endorse.
I will give my plao in a very few
words. First, draiu the wet land, and
if you wish, or it needs it, ditch the
hill sides—then deepen your soil; charge
it well with vegetable matter, either by
rest or sowing oats and feeding off in the
field, sowing and turning under pea vines
or clever a':d other grasses, where
they will succeed, &e. Then plow deep,
and subsoil to the extent of your abil-
Wj. Gather all the manure possible
from previous crops, cotton seed, ma
nure fr<-ui stock, leaves, pine straw, and
mud aDd other scrapings—then add
each year to each cr.,p, oats, cotton
Wheat, ito .such soluble ammonia and
hone earth, ko., as Peruvian guano, and
Dissolved Itoues, Land Plaster, Salt,
and wood ashes may have in ttiem—the
latter, if to be had, in aDy form, at a
price that would warrant its use
Plant corn eight inches below a level
—put the manor) within three oi four
inches of the seed, and cover about one
and a half inch deep. Cultivate shal
low— first plowing 1} inch, second, one
inch, and third, onc-half inch I prefer
a heavy sharp, sweep, 22 to 26 inches
wide, cither for corn or cotton. Former
communications will show how 1 pre
pare land for corn aDd cotton.
If you carry out this plan well as to
order and time, it will nover fail. One
of your correspondents from South Car
olina, in criticising roy plan, says you
cannot make corn without a wet July.
I have made a first ra*e crop of corn,
with no rain after the 19:h ofJtine, and
can do it every time. Below I will tell
that gcutlcmao and others how to do it
I have never had to resort to the ex
treme there described, but it will pay.
It you wish a fort to stand a hot and
protracted attack, you must water and
provision, a; well as man it, in order
that it may holdout until the siege is
raised—remember one day unprovided
for may prove fatal, so if you wish a
cotton plant or corn stalk to stand a hot
burning suu, and a dry northwest wind
from four to ten weeks, and come out
safely, you must water and put in suf
ficient soluble food to last. How is
that to be done ? Answer, by deepen
ing the soil, plowing deep, sub-soiling,
and filling it with humus, that it may
retain the greatest amount of water.
The soil is like a sponge, if too porous
water will sink through it—if too close
it will hold out but little. I find the
humus, clay and a duo propoitiou of
sand, constitutes the best of soil, to sue
cced under all circumstances, with sol
uble plant food iu abundance.
I will now give you a plan that will
carry the cotton plant through eight or
ten weeks of drought with safety, and
enable it to get ahead of the caterpillar
—the boll worm may come too soon for
a full crop, but ono need not fear the
caterpillar, if they do not como before
the first of September. Always remem
ber, the soil must be good and deep and
sub-soiled six inches deepor, and fur
nished with a good supply of guano,
dissolved bones, plaster and salt. A
cotton plant to stand two weeks (always
remember to use the Dickson Select
Seed), must have four inches of soil aud
six inches of sub-soil—three weeks,
six inches, same of sub-soil--four eight
inches, same sub soiling, and for every
week of dry weather you will need an
additional iocb, with the same six inches
sub-soil, broken below So you will
see, to stand a ten weeks’ drouth, you
must have a soil sixteen inches deep,
with six inches broken below.
This plan will bold the forms and
bolls during tho whole time, and not
give them up when it rains, but should
you prepare right, and your supplies
give out, or surrender one week beluve
reinforcement cctne, in the form of wa
ter, inuoh is lost, and it may be too late
to start anew. If you prepne aid car
ry out this plan well yt u may ixp ct
irom 400 to 1200 lbs, o’ lint oottou pur
acre according to the character of the
land, locality, etc.
Truly yours.
David Dickson.
llow to Get Big Crops. —As a rule,
farmers are much more anxious to get
l>:g prices than big crops. There are
a few farmers whose average produc
tion could be doubled in a very short
lime by more capital and labor. It is
■wnfe to use capital in farming than in
almost any other busiue-s. The cred
it of the plow is quite as good as that
of tue loom or anvil; and the capital
will come, if it is called for. Use more
manure, and get thir'y bushels of
wheat where you now get fifteen, and
eighty bushels of corn w here you now
get forty. The quantity of grain per
acre is mainly a question ol manure
nod tillage.
Cf EOKGI.4, Terrell County:
M W. C. Keudrick applies to me for let
ters of Administration on tbe estate ol Isaac
W. Keadiek-
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all persons concerned, to be and appear at my
office within the time prescribed by law, and
show cause, if any, why said letters should
not he granted. Given under my hand, and
official signature, this January 7th, 1869.
jan73od T. M. JUNES, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, T«-rrell County :
Whereas, Eli Cochran, Executer of Dar.
Hug Sikes, applies for letters of dismission
from said estate.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all persons concerned, to be and appear at my
office within the time prescribed by law, and
show cause, if any, why said letters should
not be granted. Given under my band, and
official signature, this Nov. 12tb, 1868.
ppTl 96m T. if. JONES, Ord’y.
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Sliding front fire-doors, giving full use of the hearth. There is also an additional slide in the oven, being a very great 1
convenience while cooking and baking.
The oven is nearly as wide at the top as at tho hearth line, which not only increases the size, but wiil be recognised as
a great advantage in baking.
As to the size of the flues and fire box, which are made to correspond with the very largo oven, several months trial
hns enabled the Manufacturers to so adjust them (hat the greatest amount ot heat, is obtaiued with the icast possible faei.
The design of the Stove has been prepared with great care, and cannot fail to please.
I get these Stoves direct It m the Manufacturers, and anu-ellirg them at a small profit. I include thirty pieces of fur
niture and fixtures with each Stove, and will guarantee satisfaction.
I refer the jublic to the following gentlemen, to whom l have sold these Stoves :
Roil. L. Bi ycn, Dawson, Osi. Dr. J. 11. Pickett, Tci i rll ۩., 6a.
Dr. C. A. Chcatbaiii, 44 Br. W € BE-ryan, Stewart Co*,G».
Br.T. E. Langley, “ JHr. A T Newsome, 44 “
Br. James Ravage, ii Br. .5 Kaiatlall,
B. 11. Gamage, Terrell co. tia. Br. !S Wi!lifor«l, V.’ebster co. 4 ‘
Br. J. C. Leonard, “ “ Br. J W Warren, Calhoun,co “
Br. .1 ttl. Csimioaa, “ “ Air. II B Dennis. 44 44
Br. eJ Taylor. 44 44 Mr. <ieo. W. C’ollej*. 44 44
W. L. BSeil, D easier Cos„ Ga. \V. G, Pierce, lalhoan Cos., Ga.
Frederick Dell, 44 44 Dr. E. J. Bai tiu, Terrell C’o. Ga.
Br. C. C« Brown, Dawson. J.R. Vanover, 44 44
I have many other excellent Stoves, viz: The Mutual Friend, with Hot Closit aud Reservoir. The Improved Iroi
H itch, with six holes, &0. The Oriental, Ret! Jacket. Palmetto. Flame. Eastern Premium, ks.
I have just rec-ived a lot of W. G. Wilson’s liYIPROVED COMMON SENSE SEALING MA"
CHINES. I know them to be splendid Machines, basing tested one thoroughly for two years. They will sew As
finest silk and the coarsest cloth, with any kind of spool thread. Will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, embroider, &o . with rapid
ity. Any child eight or ten years rs age can do good sewiagon them with c«st, without nny danger of getting them o*t
of order. 1 will warrant these Machines, aud sell them at Manufacturer’s prices. Will include with each Machios,
Hemmer, Barnum’s s-ls-sewer, Oil can, Screw driver, and Needles
lam agent for Satterwllite’s Improved Cot ton Seed. This Cotton is said to yield id or*
per acre than any other, aud is yiuchwaupenor iu quality. Messrs. Scaly & Jackson, of Randolph county, certify that
they raised 2100 lbs. of o<>tt.on per acre, and Mr. A E Ward, same c >unty, certifies that he raised 820 lbs. lint per aer*
from these seed. Missrs. Turnlin, Shaw, McDonald, aud others, recommend them very highly. I have a sample ol the
cotton, and think it the finest I ever saw.
I also have on baud a large supply of
Plantation Iron, Steel, Axes, Hoes, flames, Traces, Aail?. Plow
Hues, Cora, Sead tints, Flour, Beal, Nall, Syrup, s«b#: r, Coffire,
LI ine, Fish, Irish Potatoes, Apples, Cheese, Crackers, Sardines,
Oysters, Tobaceo, Snufl, Soap, Soda, Candles Live GceSC
Feathers, etc.
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Which I am soiling at lowest market prices.
Giiiasi©!
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I am agent for the sale of the following Fertcrlizers, at the prices annexed:
Baugh’s Daw If one Phosphate, S £57.00 per Ton.
ISaugh’s Chicago Blood Baiitire, $50.00 ** »»
Calumet Bills Bone Dust, $41.00 ~ n
I sell these Ferterlizors for CASH ONLY, and the purchaser must pay the Freight on them from Baltimore to
plaoe, which will be about $ 10.00 per I’on. _ ~
Many of the most prominent and reliable Farmers in Virginia, North and South Carolina and Georgia, ceruijw*
Baugh’s Raw Boaae Phosphate
is by far the best Ferterlzer they have ever used, for Cotton and Corn. It effects the land for several years in sueeessiMh
although applied only once. It not only increases the crop, but permanently improves the land, which is not the ease*
other Guanos. ,
I append a few certificates, and refer the public to the following gentlemen who have sold, and are still dealinj ia
article: , ~ .
J T- GARDNER, Augusta, Ga, ) J. T. AWTRY, Lagrange Ga.
M. B. DEVAUGHM, Jono borro „ Judge CAMERON, „ „
JONES. BAXTER & DAY, Macon „ : E. PYE & SON, horsyth, „
J. T- KIRBY, Newnan, „ , Hiram PHINIAE, ~ ~
Judge J. H. M’CZUNG, Marshallvill, “ \ E.
David KNOTT, McDonough, „ N. A. HARDEE bON & Go Savannah, „ 3
Thomas county, Ga, •**
Mr. George Dugdale— Dear Sir: Having been induced to try some Ferterlizars, and being entirely ignorant of
were the best, I concluded to use three kinds; so I got one too of Peruvian Guano, one too of bwau Island Guano,
one ton of Batch’s Raw Bone Phosphate. I gave them all a fair trial on cotton, some of the land upo. mhwh
used having been in cultivation nearly thirty years. I put them side by side, and am satisfied that Baugh s Raw
Phosphate was the best. . .
On land that would not have made 300 lbs. per acre, I gatherd 700 lbs, cotton; therefore l feel no hesitancy w
omending the Phospnate as the cheapest and best Ferterlizer we can gef ™
Very Respecifull. ELDER ALLISON DEKLB.
I have noticed more favorable reports from this than any other Guano for several years past, and aetualy c^®ivo
be the best and cheapest Fertilzer in use. Come, ono and all, ana put in your ordersiarly Sell your eotton a
30 cents, and make a large crop this year, and improve your lands at ibe same time.
l@Hi JL WWEnWM,
jan7;3m D-A.WSOTST* GEO«
