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GUANo.-Gardeners and others have now an op- porunity of testing this great fertilizer of soils

 Messrs. Laird Lmtleohn have imported 200 sacks and now offer it for sale. IL has been used for num- berof years in Great Britain, and satisfactory have been the results all branches of agriculture and hor- ticu.ture, that large amount of shipping IS en-

 gagged in he trade, both from Peru and the African Islands. It is a well known fact that long before and up the time of the Spanish conquest, the Pe- rayians used this manure in all their agricultural op esalions. Their conquerors soon became aware of its great importance and continued it's Finally q was expermented upon in Europe and fully an- sxuered expectation. Our soil and climate here, fsash not similar, in some respects approximate to tha, of Peru, which has led us 10 believe that the guane |. better adanted 10 this neighborhopd than sny aanure now employed. We hope some compe- tent person will make tho experiment, the results of which we shaN be happy at any time to make public.