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Receipts per Railroad March 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

600 bales cotton, So bales goods, AZ bbla naval
stores, 220 bbls -four. Il cdrs wood and lumber, 2
cars stock. To Railroad Agent. Mowry Son,
relZer. Rodgers 4 co, Crawley Dehon, Counts
Wroton, G Walter Il co. Bardin Parker @
LlebenrOod, Roach & MoIett. Atlantic Phosphate
CO, Z Frost & co, W Williams Son, g Folln
l. Son, A Salinas, Sloan Siegnious. W
bowling, G F Walters, W q Jones co, W Smith
& co, q Bischor CO, T P Smith, Rhade Bros. U
Clacius ttfIecs. Werner & DucEer, WAGNER i
Monsets, Feldman i co, Whilden d Jones, O
Bart CO.
HoRTuEAsTBRN RAILROAD.
so bales cotton, l69 bhls 70 In, II bbl5 spirits
turpentine, cars lumber, rough rice, mdse, &c.
To g e Prllclett CO. L U Dargan, Jas Mccall,
F Klintworth, w 4 White. o W, Wieters.
M 1rest, Bardln Parker. E Diamond G Q. Pei.
ger, Rodgers d CO, Smith, Wm N Bird
co, ID Stoney, 4 W Devices, TIT nhrlm
Son, d Blschon i co, Tiefenlhal, Cooper,
VIC Bee d CO, a Smith, Southern Express co,
Stttlcns, Werner Il Ducker, + II Frost co, Will
den Il Jones. Caldwell SON, Salinas, Well.
inp Pringle & Son, Kinsman d Howell, WelnnR,
B P alley, N L R K Agent, Jno F O'Neill,
Geo w Williams co, NJ Tritst, u Goldsmith &
Son. P Walsh, w K Ryan. Reed r & Davis n
Fredsberg. Howe Sewing Machine CO. w j Earral.
W&M Carraway & Bros March, Price co, +
Wehman, Murdaugh & Weekley, Baker,
Railroad Agent, Oi der and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ls bales upland and 2 bags sea Island cotton.
10 bbls rosn, bbs spirits iurr entiDe, 100 bush.
els grain, cars lumber, mdse. &c. TO Bardln.
Parker & co, " U Be- & CO, Whdeu 4 Jones, "
Estill & CO. Reeder i Davis, W r Cummings.
>lattery, Hart & CO, W Chaplin. M Trlest, Jas
Hamlin b Gross, Anderson w Rressel, Forward
ing Agent, Order, and Others.
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.HANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .>E6Sk.
No. A. North River, foot Of canal street, Snla&8Ss
New York. at Il O'Clock noon, or the lUti ZUlu
and 3Oth OF every mouth except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then The Saturday preceding.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan aud China Steamers leave San Fran.
CLEO nrst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Melicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. r. r BABY, Agent.
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u o r F Il o r d A.
VIA saw! AN N A b.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, Rs .ucA
DICTATOR, Captain L. n. Coxetter,
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, Win leave
Charleston every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING at O'Clock precisely, for Ssvsn.
nah Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magn lia, Green
Cove Springs, St. Augustine, Palatka. and all
Llndings on st. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatka with steamers for the 0clawanA River
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
PRISE Mellonvile and all points on the Upper
ST. Johns and Indian Rivers. G 80
Connect at FernaudDa with Florida Railroad
for ali points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keya.
All Way Freight must be prepaid. y.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RAVENEL d CO., Agents.
dec2 Cor. Vanderhorat's Wharf and East Ray.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Riecke & Peterman will sell at half;past 9
e'clock, at their store, bacon, mackerel, &c.
h. II. Marshall & Bro. will sell at II o'clock,
near the Postofice, real estate.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at IL o'clock,
near the Postoflce, real estate.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

The union prayer meeting will be held 10
the Glebe street Church this (Thursdsy) alter
noon, at half.past four o'clock. The Rev. B.
Nall, D. D., ls expected to preach In the
morning at eleven O'Clock, and at night at
quarter before eight O'Clock.
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A LLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL TO NORFOLK.
PREPAID TICKETS FROM EUROPE. {
GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES.

The Magni1c.n Steamers OF the <&h
ALLAN LINE will leave Liverpool for SAik~&
Norfolk, Va, every alternate TUESDAY, curing
the spring and summer OF 1873. -
PERUVIAN. ...... TUESDAY, March 25.
HlBSRNIAN... TUESDAY, April -8.
HISTORIAN. N.............TUBsDAY,A April ~.
Connecting with Coast Line Railroad to Oh ,r es-
ton. steerage and Intermediate Passage ss fol.
lows: j :.-Lf-Li'-''
Liverpool. Queenstown, ! Steerage. ......$A 75
Glasgow, London or Bris Intermediate. IS rs
tol to Charleston. 8. O...} to...... 81 rs
land Ian or Havre to Charles Intermediate. 81 Is
tOn....
Paris, Norway or Sweden Steerage......s42 rs.
To Charleston. ..............) Intermediate. 81 81
Steamers equal to any on the Atlantic.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Parties wishing to send for friends will apply to
RAVENEL CO., Charleston, i. O.
wa. LAMB, General Agent.
mch1l-lmo Norfolk, Va,
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EOR ETOWN, S. O.

Time Table OF Steamer EMILE, ST.
Captain g. Q. White, for March, 1878: Ea2SIE&S -
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN.
WBDNEs'Y, Mch S. 6 A III MONDAY, Mch 8, S AN
MONDAY, Men 10, A II FRIDAY, Mch Z, An
FRIDAY, Mch IA. A u WRDNRs'Y, Mch II, s ~
WEDNEs'Y. Mch l9, Ga Hl MONDAY, Mch II, A n
MONDAY, Mch "a, q A Ml FRIDAY, Mch 2l, s An
FRIDAY, Mch %, 6 A nj WEDNBs'Y, Mch 28, 5A Il
MONDAY, Mch 81, 6AM
SHACKELFORD j. KELLY, Agents.
mch1-stuthlUo
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maIr-rIie1. mI-I

JOHNSTON the evening OF
the l3th instant, at the residence OF the BRIDES
slater by the Rev James q. Elliott, Mr. CHARLES
H. JOHNSTON, OF Norfolk. Va TO Miss SALLIR a..
daughter OF the late Mr.. b. d. Williams. OF
Charleston, 8. O.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, March l8.
The Daily Bulletin says' The business is re.
stricted to The joublng deL and, which has taken
the usual quantity aud at our quotations. The
Gales have been go tlerces Carolina at 6Haec, q
sm III lot very choice at loc $50 bags RaDgoon at
6xR1c.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.

Mr.. E. Willis cleared yesterday for Liver.
pool the bark Don Justo, with s6 bags sea
island cotton and 1900 bales upland cotton.
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Mac AMI Augu o. KllIroau, Veutlal ha.r at oa, "
and Georgia Raiir' ad. 1nls IS lne qulchesI aHu
nnst dirpcr r utr and as com Urtable and cheap as
anv her roule to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago
81 Louis and all other poinls West and Northwest
ColunI,la Night Train connects with Greenqille
and Columb hailroad; aud Day and Night Tralns
connect with Charlotte Road.
Through tickets on sale via this route to all
Camden Train connects at Kingvllle daily lex:
cepJ Sundays) with Day Passenger Trala, anu
runs through to Columbia:
'N'' A. l.. TYLER, Vice-President.
q r, PICKENS, q. L. A declo
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OTTO SoNNTAa, Dyer, No. 81 Wentworth
street, is now prepared to renew Coate, Pants
and Vests for spring.
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LUXURY, Health, Economy Insured by using
Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, 60, prepared In ten minutes. Try
It.. mch20-thetu3
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS D4Y.

Union Kilwinning Lodge, at half-past Z P.M u.
Ucioa Star Fire Company, hali-past 7 P. II.
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The SINGER Sewing Machine Company, as
per published statistics, have sold during the
year 1872 2l9, 1853 Machines. mch2O-2
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See First Page for other Local Mat
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

LIvgRPooL-Per bark Don Justo-So bags sca
island cotton, 1900 bales upland cotton, tierce
rice.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NRws,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 10, 1873.
CoTToN.-1here was some Inquiry early in the
day, with light business at unchanged rates,
but later the MAJ ket was quiet and tame. Sales
about 46o bales, say 81 at 1sA 6s at IT, 90 at 17X
Tat TX, 50 at Tx, IA ut Tx 33 at l8, 125 at lS,
20 at lS2I, SO a. 1sxc p fb. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Stains and ting nged...............l5 @l7
Inferior. ....lo (Qlo
Ordinary To good ordinary. ......l6 GIL
Low mlddling... ..........."......I ..I1A(glS
mlddnDg g............-.--..--...
Strict mlddllng.. ......-lS20-
RIcR.-Th!s grain was in fair request at un'
changed prices. Sales $50 tlerces clean Carolina,
say 80 tcs at 8S, 40 at TX, rs at 7H, rs at Sic,
2l att 9 l8c 9fb We quote common 10 fair at
81@7X, good 7}4@74c.
NAVAL SToREs-The arrivals were about $50
bbls rosin. sales about 26o bbls strained to No
2rosin at 81 so a bbl.
DOMESTIC ExouANaE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par 10 Y per cent.
premium aud sell at = pr MUM.
MISUNDERSTANDING go day bils 23s@23X.
GoLD.-l4@'5H.
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Chipping.

II y R F o R I s. MT e X,
BATTERY WAGNER, FORT MOULTRIe,
AND ALI. OTHER INTERESTING POINTS
AROUND THE HARBOR.
The fast. safe and comfortably appointed 81
Yacht ELEANOR, Will leave Southern wharf &R6&
EVERY DAY, at 10 o'clock morning, and 8 O'clock
afternoon. For engagements, apply to ..ail
CAPTAIN THOMAS YOUNG,
feb25 On Board.
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Passengers.

Per steamer 8 Allison from Edislo, Enter.
prl. e, Rockville and Way Landnss-iion Jno
Townsend and lady, Miss A L Jenkins, hera!y.
U Bailey, II owles, K NJ Butler, w II W Gray.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Ut, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

LIST OF VESSELS
Ut, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Shin Richard ILL., Hubbard, cid. 8
The Else Eschricht Rschricht, cld..........Feb fs
BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sld..........Dec 1s
DCAEoTlC.
NBw Y0RK.
Schs Francis Saterly, Stetson, cld........@ar II
Schr Abby K Bentley, Meha1, up.......... Mar
SChr Alice Lewis, Lewis, cld.............Mar 10
Schr Myrover, Brown, up................Marl IL
BOSTON.
Steamship Mercedita, Msrshman, cid ..... Mar Is
Schr b N Hawkins, Wyatt, up.............M Mar
BALTIMORE.
Schr StlcSney, Col!nson, cid.......... Sar 13
Schr Stephen Bennett, Bennett, up........Mir IA
RICHMOND. lvA.) VIA RAPPAHANNocK.
Schr Matte Holmes, Cox, cld.............Ma
PORTLAND, NE.
Schr Sophie, Robinson. up................Mar l3
BELFAST, NE.
Schr joseph " Fish, Seavey, sld...........Mar 8
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aEiiEt:iJ..
q VAN Nah AND CHARLESTON
- RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, March Is, 1873.
On and a'Cer TUESDAY, Halcn 18, the Pas.
seuger Trains on this Roai viii run as follows:
NIGHT PAssEEGER-DA1LY.
Leave OlarleSCOO.. 4.Vu r. M.
Arrive at savannah. l0.l5 p. II.
Leave Savannah. ...ll.30 +. ID.
Arrive Ct charleston. op.....................7 A. ID.
DAY PAssEsaER-sUNDAYs ExoEPTBD.
Leave CnarleStOn .....I.4V a. ID.
Arrive at Savannah...- $3.50 +. N.
Leave S6Vbuuhu. IL A. NJ.
Arrive at CharestoD.. SO P. M.
Both trains make connection with Port Royal
Railroad for all Stations on that Road We 81 OF
Yemassee and for Augusta, Atlanta and the West.
Both trains make close connection at Savannah
for Jacksonville, Fla. Time through TO Jackson
vllle 23h hours.
Day train connects at Yemassee for Beaufort
o.. GADSDEN.
Engineer and Superinl endent
S. G. BOYLsT0N, Gen'l Fl, and Ticket Agent.
mchl7
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Ob:tnarn

GUERARD.-DIed In Oamden County, Georgia,
on Monday, March 10, 1873, JOHN B. GGERARp,
formerly OF Charlestjn, y. O., In the sixty -lhird
year OF his age.
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FIVE RARE AND SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED
VOLUMES, Including that magnificent folio,
''The Illustrations Of Shakespeare" all that re-
mains of what few years ago was one OF the
finest private libraries In the State, are to be
raffi ed for the benefit OF the widowed and I'M
poyerished owner. Those who delight In
choice books may Inspect the volumes at the
office of ]. Fraser Mathewes, No. 56 Broad
street, where the rattle list will also be found.
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PORT CALENDAR,

PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, 5th, hours 8 minutes, evening.
full Moon, l4tn, IL hours, rs minutes. morning.
Last Quarter, 2ist, hour. minute5 evening.
New Muun 18th, Z hours IS minutes, morning.
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FoR NEW YoR k..
ON THURSDAY, 2orH MARCH, AT 6
O'CLOCK P. M.,rs
STATE ROOMS ALL,oN DECK.

NEW IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABr1sRED 1870.
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ALL THE new styles of Parasols, also an ex-
cellent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. full supply of Win
dow Shades, also Laoe Curtains, at Furch-
gott, Benedict g. Co.'s, No. 275 King street.
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PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND TIE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The Fine Steamship FALCON, !. F. Hsynie.
commander, making close connection with Trt-
weekly Line OF ine steamships TO Boston, VIII sail
for Baltimore on TUESDAY. 18th March, at half
past 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
nFPhiladelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi.
tional Insurance, and Cobsignees are allowed
ample time TO sample and sell their Goods ffom
the Railroad Depot IN Phladelphia.
Fer Freight or Passage apply 70 Ls;ss -,a
PAUL u. TKEHH0EN, Agent
mch20.5 No. Bnfon WharVes.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, March 10.
Arrived, Champion aud Wisconsin.
Arrived out, California.
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u Or BA L M o 3 q.
FREIaHTs REoEfvED. DAILY, AND. THROUGH
BILLS OF LADINa ISSUED
aa@a TO xzax
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FOR NEW YsoR

The Splendid Side-wheel Steamship NAN.
HAITIAN, Mckee. Commander, Will sail for the
anoVe port Oh SATURDAY, the I'D inst., az -
O'Clock n.
For Freight or Passage engagements apply to
mch20.S JAMES ADaER T. CO.. Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24
MHYPRICEs ARE HIGH.

Mr.. Ruskin in a recent paper says:
"The weekly bills are double, because the
greater part of the labor Of the people Of
England is spent unproductively; that is 20
say in producing iroa plates, iron guns,
gunpowder, internal machines, Internal
fortresses floating about, internal fortresses
standing still, internal means Of mischievous
locomotion, internal lawsuits, internal par
lismentary elocation, internal BEER and in
fernal gazettes, magazines, statues, and
pictures. Calculate the labor spent in
producing these internal articles annually,
and put against it the labor spent in pro-
ducing food The only wonder is, that
the weekly bills aye not tenfold instead Of
double. For this poor housewife, mind
you, cannot feed her children with any one,
or any quantity, ofthese internal articles"
Mr.. Ruskin is slightly mistaken. Internal
articles are fed to children SO freely and
perseveringly, that more than half of them
aIe killed in early life. That ought to sa,-
isfy any internal grumbler without asking
for a more internal manhood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24
sHERMAN,s ..RACK PAY

Senator Sherman writes TO the Cincin-
matt Gazette under date Of June 10:
81 notice telegram in yesterdays Ga
zette in which Gen. BoyDton Classics me
with tie Senators who have not returned
their back pay This is literary true, for,
as | have not received it. have not return
ed it. Still, the telegram conveys a false
impression. The simple truth is, that with
in few days after the passage of the sala-
ry bill, after consulting with some of my
colleagues, and in Difference to the general
sentiment of my constituents, Il deter
mined | would not eceive the back pay,
but would leave it where it now is-in the
Treasury Of the United States. | SO noti-
fed the disbursing officer of the Senate, and
when asked by any one about the matter,
have answered that l would not receive it.
did not, and do not now deem it necessa-
ry formally TO receive the money,and there
covering it into the Treasury, so there
pay it back again" $50
Mr.. Sherman has left his ''back pay" in
just such condition that it may be drawn at
any time by himself or bis representatives.
II stands to his credit, and will so stand
until disposed of by himself, and be knows
this full well. Why does he not meet the
case as other Senators have done, by draw
ing the "back pay" voted him and there
can be no question about the money? His
explanation is decidedly lame one, and
nothing to lis credit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24

THE Buffalo Courier, Republican jour
nal, thinks that ssthera is more real life and
spirit in the movement of the Western
oranges than in all other politics of the
Union added together" The st. Louis
Democrat, another Republican journal, has
this to say:
"Now that the farmers Movement is
becoming powerful aud popular, il win be
well enough for those interested in its vel
fare TO see that it is carefully guarded against
the intrusion of the dead ueats and swim
dlers who are always ready to join anything
with money in it for the purpose Of getting
some of the money out of it. 1t is said,
for Instance, that the farmers of Iowa bave
paid, as dues, initiation fees, etc, to the
Patrons of Husoandry,' nesrly half a mil
lion dollars; and nobody seems TO be able
To tell where it had gone. The same will
be true of other States if the utmost vigi-
lance is not exercised for its prevention.
Tho Rooster element must be guarded
against, or it will make the farmers pay
heavier tribute to unworthy men tuan they
have been paying to the railroads"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-24
MIGRATION OF ENGLISH FARMERS
TO AMERICA.

j. j. Mech writes the Edinburgh (Scot-
land) Farmer, that Farmers as well as
their laborers, are finding out there is a
more profitable field for their capital in the
United States than in England, and that
they can take a position there as lanc-
owners with less capital than they can here
as tenants" According to Mr. Mcchi, this
migration is chiefly TO North Cc7oiias and
Virginia, and much commentator is be-
slowed upon the faithfulness and industry
of colored laborJ RS, who are said to work
harder than English laborers would under
similar circumstances. Evidently, Mr..
Mech thinks favorably OF settlement here,
judging from the tone of his letter, and has
received satisfactory reports from those who
have settled here. This is matter of great
importance to the South, for it has world
of uncultivated land open TO tillsge, hus-
bandry and well considered enterprise. We
need the in ustry, capita and agricultural
skill OF the best English farmers. The
Cavaliers who had the courage to plant an
English colony among the sSvages Of Vir-
einia, and the pious Catholics VITO raised
the banner of the Cross and religious toler-
alton on the soil Of Maryland when it was
all wilderness, are the type of men that
England, Scotland and LELAND now send az
emigrants to America. They are the right
material out of which to form the most
prosperous States. In population, wealth
and finance, London stands st the bead of
all cities. In manufactures anu their eX-
portation, England is far in advance Of ali
other nations. 10 scientific agriculture and
home bred ulooded farm stock, Great Britain
is so superior as to mako the most intelli-
gent farmers of all countries pay her large
and willing tribute. The manure from cat
lie and horse stables that fertilizes Mr..
Mech's farm is sent, dissolved in water, in
iron pipes laid under ground, by steam, to
every field and square yard OF land. Steam
waters and mauures the soil, plows, bar
rows, and sows the seed, gathers the hsr-
vest and threshes out the grain, and carries
al the residuum, whether from man or
beast, back to the depleted ground from
which the crop was taken. This is plain
scientific farming, remarkable from the fact
that it supplies no place, nor point even,
on which can subsist germ Of cholera,
cholera morbus, or chiIs and fever. As
these pestilent germs do not and cannot
grow everywhere, we want scientific Euro
pean farmers and trsdesmen TO show Us
how to stIrve them to death, AID preserve
in health all Of woman born.