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The Great Secret
THERE is no disease without its attendant inaamna-
tion. To su5due the Is the first thing To
accomplish. In burns, sealis, bruises, as externals,
and piles, rheumatism, etc, as Intervals, apply at once
DALLET's MAGICAL PAD EXTRACTOR. This all
healing, all-POwerful ~antidote, instantly alays imam
nation, and consequently strikes at the root Of tAis dis
ease. A Curs now is At once effected.
For sale in New orleass, Wholesale and retail, By
J. WRIGBT s. CO.,
q and 1bI Charities street
Sole sssnts for the Southern States, ana to whom 81
oraers Should be addressed. fezI-daHIm
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From The Examiner, Norfolk, va.
oephalic Pills accomplish the object for whish the.
were made, viz Cure Of Headache in all its forms.
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new York Markets BY TsleRraph

r. IoHK. March IS ,. M.-Ootion-sales to-day
reached 5000 bales at I2E@l2Ec. Flour advanced LOG
25c sales q, o00bas At s5soS5.S5. Wheat advance
? TO Sc. Corn Advanded ie. Sales II 600 bushels at
so@7Oc. Pork7hrm. Sales $50 brls 1t SIC 759;6.s7z.
Lard dun. Sales $50 brIs At s9Ioo. Sugar arm. Sales
500 hhds Gabas lsgsNe. Orleans n1oIasses s7as4e.
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J. L. BRAssroRD. J. n. GooDBAR. J. S. BRAssroaD
TRANSPORT, GOODBAR l. co.
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Ernm The Adrsrt,ar- rrnridsnnn-

you are, or have been troubled with the Headaohl
send for = box (Cephalio Pills., 50 that you may hay
them in case Of an attack.
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In Chancerv.a ar VJemDbJ.

10 pursuance Of q decree entered in the above stated
cause, Of date January %, 1861, All or the parties who
are creditors Of Peyt0n n Hardin, are hereby required
70 CONS forward and de their claims ia the Office OF the
clerk and mSs'er OF said court, on or before toe l5th day
Of April 1851, in order 10 receive their pro rata Of any
money or Moneys belonging T. the fund in SAID cause,
being the same assigned by desegdauts, Peyt5n x Har-
bin, to Dr.. n. Rasland, trustee.
A oopy-attest: John c. LANIHR,
Clerk and Master.
s. 7. Watson, solicitor for oomplainants.
mrI4-IaWAW
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No. - Cedar ST., N. z.
Dear Sirt
Enclosed dnd twenty-five cents (25, for which send
box ef Cephaue Pills. Send to address e Rev. wm. @.
Filler. Reynoidsburg, Franklin county, Ohio.
Your Pls cork Ike a oAGrn-sure Headache
almost iHsfanfer.
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MEuPHTs Ann LITTIF ROCK RAILROAD

MIssEssHPI AND rENNEssEE RAmRoAD'
.RRrvE- DEPART.
Nal train. A.. M-.--...2No p n
Freight Ead aeoommodaiion 8n ,. m----.ebA n
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The oephalie Pills are aid 70 be q remarkably e6ec.
tive remedy for the headache, and one Of the very best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever beer
discovered
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ReynoidSburg, Franklin county, Ohio, !
.nry G. s~palainE.
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From the Western R. 4. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily indOrse Mr.. spalding, and his arrival
Cephalic Pills.
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We copy the following from the New Orleans Pieayu1
Of March ssh
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RE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE AID COMPLETE
"A assortment Of
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sTATE OF VIRGINIA,
STATE or VIRGINIA, J
CoxPTROLLER,s orrroE,

III testluohy Wn@recf5 I have AereuntO sabscrtbcd my
name, and saxed nv notorial seal, 81 The town OF Win
Va, February 11th, 1861.
ROBT. T. WOLFE, Notary Pablo.
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From the Kenawba Valley Star, KaDawhA. Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with ths Headache
who try them, will stick 70 then.
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FERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY
TRUNKS. VAE1TSES,
n CARPET BAGS.

e ?. H. Clark s Co.'S column.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
10 TlgE MILITARY

n n
AM supplying large numbers Of the Combined Folding hinge
C.mp Beds.eai which has given enre satisfaction 70 all
rho have purchased them notify those who have copied any
the mechanical which have applied Tor pa
tent shall legal 10 protect ny claim againA' all
and every enoroschmeut O.
fhave aie decided Improvement In Painters Army Camp
Got and have Also Camp Bed which equal superior
any, except the Folding Hinge Camp Bed, now In use lhaVe
also variety Camp too and Chests Those Interested are
respectfully Invited TO call exAnin eJr them elves
'!' < O. HOWE.
iyls Governor and lq.h s.s opposite Capitol Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
SASH. blinds AND DOORS.

UyHE Oldest Estsbhmept In Richmond, where may % Dc had
Che above articles IN psytcAoa at he shortest noaes
Being confident giving entire sasacton me subscriber sol
heretofore The pebe patronage Having recsn added
his pubic
have work esf o. dsaY GIVE mel call
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1o,OoO.0Oo!
IHEUEL INCOME, s2,250,000l

DaiIy Kevnnne SI,5UU:UU. .o,o no,,
INyEsTED IN THE UNIFIED STATES, OVER fSO0,000l
All Directors Personally Respons!t for s Engagements o.
Ae CbrDGay.
VETE ask aitep the security Of the Liverpool
w London Insurance Comp 10 It's policy holders In i
large cash capital and invssintris nstated above
large capital and 1sene the Coppany enabe 10 take
lines convenient parties rtqun large amounts onsursnce
In addition the ordinary mode Of insurance. this
.res PfR ANEETPOLICiES the payment Of TENAR9U.
AZ PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceforth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED Policy be cancelled ct any ne and pro-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will By loss OF Rene BY re on
new and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of This Company claims paid upon
,sntauon Of without dbdtnsnfo or dso
for I'M tnieved: usual aer presenta.
lion Of proof. WokrHAh WYATT, Agents.,
mil laMain street. under 81 Charles Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28

GARDEN TOOLS.-spsdes, Rskes Hoes, Garden FORKS
" Reels and Lines Boys Spades
kc for sale by O.. sINroN, Sign Of the Circular Saw
nhIl II Main St.eek
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
NEW AUCTION HOUsE,

NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
POR THE SALE OF NEGROES.
undersigned has hs the Auction
Tor safe Of N+GRoEs, ~ the Auction Room frankhn
street. lately occupied by BETTs 4 GREGORY
ue s sell Negroes both publicly Sad privately and oes the
psot ag h eas and the pubic generally He pledges his
et the interest 81 his patrons and hatters hr sell
ts from long experience in the trade he will be enabled to
obtain highest market prices He will make liberal advances
On al properly hAgd-AGd prepared 10 board persons
ySed tie trade 1ad also their ssryanhaying ample
ra1daIIOns for both. r. STOKES,
On Franklin, 3gd door below Wall street.
Aprl 18Th 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
WILSON. ". @. DARLINGTON.
Address -Howardsville, Virginia.
ELSOM d cos
1861. kiHEiias 1861

Nj ALL PA O Ell III N e,
PACKET CLARA, Captain d. D. Iben.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. H. Maxwell.
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. G. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER, Captain o. 0. Burks,
r FAVE Richmond MO day, wednesday and Friday,
IL ct p NJ Leave Lexington days 81 O'Clock, A. NJ
With superior for travellers trveeily
between Richmond, Lynchburg, and Lexington.
Packages conveyed this line will be reeeped for Of Of
Zee, and paid for, II lost Our Agents are:
VI orutchhed, Richmond; Bocock Psrish, Lynchburg,
and II. Norgrove, Lexington mslo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28

SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS,
At lO2 lain Street,
KIN q Sc L a M b Z Z II
4 n D2AGOON saddles Snd Dragon Biiu
lou Bsal aat Silver plated Spurs
Hailzry Cspes
Enals'ei Cloth, best quality
Elvss Pztsd and Wood Stirrups
BiusCc.hs, rssdian % ane quality
Pant skiriog spd Dash Leather
Stage Fsaea and Chains
Gold iace and s-ald
Mhtsry sutt9ns
Coarse Thread Tor Sewing Machines
AID Military A1cogt-eaens OF all kinds.
WANTED Two saddle hands, aud 3 and Lady 70 use
sewag MacAilss, whom VII pay liberal WAGES ieS4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
VULCANiTR TEhTA! ,,,, agx<ssss

VULCANfTR TEXTS! xpe>x$xcs
GREAT LRPRO VENEHT IN ARTIFJCIALUllSYPTH
TEETH -l-AJ
G. W. JONES DENTIST having the right for making Tksrh on
he yucane pae and being stsaod @ s absolute supelorsy
Dgsr al other methods having thoroughly tested or tbeso
aontas IN large number Of tie mat dcuh cases
where gold plss had utterly failed Commends with
entire desRg fu partial sets OF teei
pscRg u disSd.isfed h those tey are fo'o usg The per
ct adaptation Of Tie plate and the suction thereby occurred en-
bes rim 10 one or more without clasps which, In the
gold plate rendered teeth painful and useless
ng adopted by those standing highest the norm
and SOUTH gill be given and specimens exhibited 70
hose WlAhing 70 see then. -
Cola any other plate made Of course for such a. prefer
them. =, !.
ng cleansing regulating and all other operations gently and
thoroughly performed ..
Teeth whou, PAIN By electricity, having extracted
some ~ hun dred teeth Win It.
~ 10 81 nom ~ 70 o. on asln stfeeS
-, e+n "a iOts APPS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28

ZINE LIQUORS.
W. ssv. n ors imported direct from Srsaes By As"Ie.s
100 case fne 0aret Wine
10 baskets 0hampadne wine
5 csss1 fne French Brandy
bsdes large lot Of Superior old Wines And Bran
Questionable and purity having been bought In bond
Jamaica RAM ke Our Of virginia Rye Whisky eorpres
Of the best brands part Of which old superior,
i. Of which " WIN sen sma advance lots 70 suit pur.
chaser. JoHHeoN, YOUNGER ofEY
is1s Nc. ID Pearl etrssl Hammond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28

APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.
MERCHANTS visiting t city with view OF nakng purchases
WI respectfully solicited 70 examine Stock Of DRY
GOODS. We offer for sale:
800 bales Brown hsetings snd Shirtinp,
300 Osnaburgs,
90 cases Bleached Sheetings and Shirting
b0bales Plaid and Striped 0snsburgs,
600 plccee Striped and Plaid Domestcs, for ssrvant
81 bales Tickings,
90 "a DENNIS ard Striped BhrtngL
$50 cases Fancy Prints,
80 Cottonades,,
10 Colorcd CsInbrcs,
Is 4" Kentucky Jesns and Tweeds,
Heavy and Pine Linens for gon wear
Canbrcs Irish Linens Lawns Plsin Striped and Embroid
cred Bsregea Popns Cloths Csssneres Vesins &C. &C.
Of which VIII sell cheap 70 The cash and prompt trade
ELLETT 4 DREWkY.
No. II Pearl street,
spl Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
June2I SPECIAL NOTICE. june II
~ ~ ~ 4. N n
SOUTHERN TYPE.

MANUFACTURED ON SOUTHERN SOIL.
The Richmond Type Foundry.
THE ONLY Establishment OF THE KIND
IN TsIE SOUTH.
we warrant Every article 10 be Equal TO Nor
GheTn mEauEs-cCurc.
TIE EETIgE DSEss SOW UaED sY rHr RICHMOND DISPATCH
Vs -Ast II This Foundry Every article necessary for Box
w lob or Newspaper O tas Presses Of every tescr
uoa. frnhed the losest cash PseeA Wood Engraving and
Ten sss per ~ allowed Old Type Ia exchange fer ne< al
credit prices Printers hAag supply 81 hand VII eoaioz AtavoF
ass .sl-tsd HETRY L. PBLcUZE CO.,
Law Building, Richmond We.
ortsrs must be accompanied By Richmond CITY
r.f.-sre,. aplS-dkc9-1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28


L,UNDRItis IN STOHE AUGUST 9Th, 1861
- - bbls Extra Large Fat No. l Esekersi
Is bsts Grain Pepper
IS bN Ground do
5bass Raos Ginger
do Pmepto
% bxs No Nutmegs
do ondon Mustard
IS do rs Bueing
20 do MaecAroni
100 half Chests Green and Black ren
lot Rice
2SN bxs Talov Candles
IS d. Fancy Soaps
100 bags shot
Is dozen Paiated Pals
% do wash Boards
leo bxS Clothes PiIs
80 Cotton Plough Lines
30 d. Ars Mlier's smoking Tobacco
500 do Goadzins do DO
Is ks Palmetto Chewing do
% keg. Fig DO do
10 genuine Principe segan
$50 gross Matches
% do MNzon's Jaacking
10 ibis New York Syrup
Is hxs Soda sasrstas
81 do ChAlk Ppes .--..
For saleby WI WAILAcEs0Ns
Aa6-d2S Cor1er PeArI and OaTt slrects.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.

E@zss sEEss e
ON and AFTER Monday, June Sd,
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
wiz leave kICBM0Hr DAILY, 81 els, A. NJ 10: staun
on al intermediate Way Stations connecting at Ger
donsye the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains ioi
junction. and intermediate Stations At Manassas the
with the zap Railroad, for Wheeling
Winchester Hapers Ferry and all stations the Manassas
Road and with their trains for LynchbuIg and
points West SouihWesi Of that place And every other
day. Tuesdsy, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Jscscn
River and stations West o! etaunton.
HarmAn Browns Stages connect With the train Of Stanton,
Mondays Wednesdays and friday and nj Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays, for Lexington.
Haran Mason and Companys Stages connect With the Train
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, Mboro for the Warn
Springs and at Jaoksons River for the White Sulphur Spring.
LcvisbErg, 10.
The Mall Train leaves Jacksors River Honaays wednss
lei H D. wHITooMB
General superLtendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-28

r,I,ES. CAST AND SHEAR sTEgL.-ws have on
II hand good assortment Of the above Goods 70 which In
vite the attention OF Manufacturers generay -.
ny90 sNIra, ahopS q w.
cswnUNrS 20 Gaze. sartnes xhos half and quarter
- es inst received and for sale by 6EIDEN MILLER
sep2 Corner l4th shd Vny suee"'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
EAaLx DEoAr OF AnsaIOAM
WOMEN.


Mrs. Fl. B. Stowe. in her book of travels in
Europe, makes the following sensible remarks
about the comparative beauty of the women OF
England and America: 4
A lady asked me the other evening what ]
thought of the benHty of the English aristoc-
racy; she was Scotch lady, by-tbe-by. so that
the question was fair one, replied that
certainly report had not exaggerated their
charms Then came home. questioB-how
the ladies of England compared with fheseaol
America? eNoR for It, patriotism, said / to
myself, and invoking to my aid certain fair
saints of my own country, WhOas faces l dis
tiuctly remembered, | assured her that bad
never seen more beautiful women than / bad
in America. Grieyed was / to add. but
your Indies keep their beauty much longer :
The het staFes one in the faGe in every com
paDy; one meets ladies past ilfty, glowing IA
dIant and blooming. with freshness of com
| plexioq and f4llness Of outline refreshing to
contemplate. What can be the reuson? Tel
US MUSES. and gFaass. what can it beY Is il
the conservative power Of saa-fog and coal
| smoke, the same which keeps the tsFf gFeeu
and makes The ivy and holly Aourish7 How
comes it that our married ladies dwladle, fade
and grow thin, That their noses incline TO sharp
a g
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=
ness, and their elbows to anguIaritY, just at the
time Of life when their island sisters round out
into a comfortable and becoming amplitude
and fuIlness2 Ifit IS theeoaI and sea-fog, why
then am afraid we shall never come up with
them. .,-.- 81 r-..
But perhaps there may be other causes why
country which starts some of the most beau
tifiiI girls In the world, produces so few beau
tifal women Have not our close, ,stOEe-heated
rooms something 70 do with it, Above all.
has bot our climate. with its alternate ex-
tremes of heat and cold, tendency to induce
habits Of indoFence? Climate, certainly, has a
great deal TO dosWith il; ours is evidently more
trying and more exhausting, and because it is
so, we should not pile upon lis back errors Of
dress and diet which aLe avoided eur reigr-
bors. They keep their beauty because they
keep their health It has been as remarkable
to me as anything, since have been here, that
do not constantly, as at home, hear one and
another spoken Of as 10 miserable health, very
delicate, &c. Health seems to be the rule, and
not the exception. For my part 1 must say
the most favorable omen I know Of for female
beauty in America is the multiplication of
Water-cure establishments, where our ladies, il
they get nothing else, do gain some ideas as 10
the necessity of fresh cir, regular exercise, sim
pie diet, and the laws Of hygiene IN general.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06
Kor. John coehra. on Slavery.

The speech of Hon. John Cochran, dis
inguished Democratic member of Congress
from New York, recently delivered before his
regiment, in Washington, and emphnticaIly
endorsed by Secretary Cameron, promises 10 DC
an important item in the fui ure history OF the
present conflict. The special dispatches to the
Cincinnati Ga=ettc, gives the following as that
portion of the speech considered most signifi-
cant:
"Fllis is war which moves toward the pro-
lection of our homes, the sulrty of our families
the continuation of domestic alters and the pro-
lection of our firesides. In such war we are
justified. and are bound to resort to every force
within ourpowCr.
Shall we not seize the cotton at Beaufort
the munitions Of war? And il yon would seiz.
their property, open their ports, and even de-
stroy their lives, ask you would you not use
their slaves? whether you would not arm their
slaves. (great applause.) and carry them il
battalions against their masters? (Renewed
and tumuituous applause.) If Eeccssary ia
save this Government, | would plunge their
whole country, black and white, in ono ind;s-
crimiEatc sea of blood, so that we shouId, in
the end, have Government which would be
the viccgcrent of Cod
You have arms in your hands, placed there
for the purpose Of DISCRIMINATING an enemy un.
less he submits TO law, order and the Consli-
tuition.
If he will not submit, explode everything
that comes in our way set fire TO the cotton
explode the cotton take fle slave and beslow
/, he Il.
(Great applaHse.) Do 10 them rs they would
do to Us. Raise up party interest against
the absent STAKEHOLDER. Distract their conn.,
sells, and ifthis should not be sufficient, take the
slave by the hand, place musllet in it, and in
Gods name bid him strike for the liberty Of
the human race. Immense appause.)
The following are the remarks Of Secretary
Cameron made Immediately afterwards and
which endorse without reservation, all that
Col. Cochran had Just said:
SuLDIERS;-It is too late for me to make you
speech tonight, but will say that hearth
y approve every sentiment uttered by your no
Lie commander. The doctrines which he has
laHi down approve as IT They were my own
words. They are my Observation-Disclosures
which will not only lead you TO victory, but
which will in the end reconstruct thit, our Fed
eral Constitution. 1t is idle to talk about treat
ing with these rebels upon their own terms
We meet them as our enemies, treat them as
enemies, and punish them as enemies, until they
shall learn to behave themselves. Every means
which God has placed in our hands it is our
duty To use for the purpose Of protecting our
selves, am glad of the opportunity to say
here, what have already said elsewhere, in
these few words, that approve the doctrines
this evening enunciated by Col Coehranc--
Loud and prolonged chccring
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-06

Light land, whether sandy or graYelly, can
not have its naturally uncertain, unprodueiixc
capacities fully deveioTari without deep cuIti-
vari'm. Ii hole 5e dlsg in arch Of gravel
ur sand aHd1he soil be simply put back again
that place viii retain it IDxaripnce. Of. growth
much longer than the cod adjoining where 1lae
field has merely been subj jectcd to ordinary
shallow plOwing. @
To create two feet Of vel, Elled soil instead
Of nine inclles Of il, is TO give the soil great
y Increased power OF IVtaiaing inoistarc- A
piece al puniee stone will occupy far. les,
space when smashed To powder It's capa city
TO resist the escBpe az mi:stnre will be pro
PortiOIa' ely increast.sl Light. sod is ,oi Q
somewhat corresponding structure; ;and by FIRST
stirring a. deep a. pos iblp and then cORlprt So
ing il into compact, uEi ed mass Of stosc
not only are fresh Substances made available
for roots to feed on, bal Us natural Eno:starc is
retained for use by the growing plant. I.
Heavy or cay and, even if undraiRed
would be praily benefited by deep antHmn
/ cultivation, il well iurrowel out subsequently,,
|; might Le Of no beneit in a wet year like
as!. But in such u year common culture
would be dONe NJ boss. Drainage, in any
case FERTILIZER, is, in such ease, the first ne
ccsSiiy, and deep cultivation is the second req
uisite, if profitable crops be the object. a
II soil hc decpcued aud pnlverized and inst
enough amaoniaeal or other stimulating ma
nure be applied to cause the first development.
Of green crop aud enlblO it to feed freely on
the air, aud it this erup he turned into Jceem-
pose. an additional Of every element Of food
| for plants will hc matlcatS the SOIL
All that heed he guarded against in prae-
ticing deep cultivation, Is bringing up merely
mineral earih from below more rapidly than il
Gun be easily converted into soil by lillage aud
exposure.
Steam culiivators for stirring subsoils, and
steam Piows Tor rirPfdy t,srt.i1as aud tightening
surface soils, may be hailed with every Goe.ing
induced by anticipated success. The beDeft
in increase Of crups that will accrue from them
has only begun to be acknowledgements
raj GdzeIte.