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ARD OIL-se bbls. choice Cincinnati Winter STRAINED
- for sale by = y. KENNEDY 4 CO.,
AL 20 Poydras street.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests by able practitioners and chemical anal
u.s. have the great vauelof Prof. De Grah's
beautiful combination, called .4=.
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~ bbs Spanish Brown;
Is bbs. Mineral Paint;
10 bbla. Whiting;
% bbls. Paris White;
| 10 bbls. Chalk;
| Is bbls. LAmpblaek;
| sbbs Ponice Stone;
lbbl. Powdered soapstone;
bbbls Putty, Ia blsdders.
| White Lead Chrome Yelo
vermilion; Chrone Green;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
Dutch Pink; Yellow ochre;
Red Lead; Sienna B. snd.G.;
Turkey TIMBER; vsndyke Brown;
Drop Black; Black Paint;
Patent Dryers; Litharge;
Copsl varnishl Linseed Ol
Coach varnish Spirits Turpentns;
Japan and White Copal; Tanners OIL;
White Damar varnish Neatsfoot.On;
Black Leather; Machinery Oil;
Asphaum; Lard Oil;
Paint Brushes; Whsle OIL
900 boxes Window GLASS. French and American;
Whitewash Brushes Paint Brushes
shoe BIsekns Bsd Fans metal and e.rthen;
large
iassfs, Diamond ApesSsesss i Fewdsr Boxes.
PSscass Cases 1oes Foesps
ffRssss Beasss aus s pas
PIipsas s Inp4oy. ssBRP sss Ra%s;
Breast Glasses Waters Breast Cups
Psrfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
Wrghts Extracts for Haadkerchiefs;
Flay%S ansg,! E;s,ss Tracts
sA'T EIiy. q Esiis;
1isi $sS S Boxes,
Tooth Brushe.;
Cloth Brnshss
Butl hEeP ps. Ks'a. Gsni,
Fins ivory cs ensss ;'~'''
r,.s ssss s:s' e. s s;;s$ $s.,
Barry's Tricopherous
rAy!es; Pepsiss sesS' lowe. Brown Windsor Soap
'sas s.sa; e9 %sdse rH sssp
H' ~ I es9s Bs |a.s Tooth Pastel
French and American Pomades;
vi1 Rs:s # EsT ss'i;.;
ssponaceous Compound.
Patent Medicines, etc.
'Az asizSS's Xs HsiT91!ss''
"lS So% sS'S fffiHS y s.i.spsr,..
SAs noSk sfE;ss ,E!? ssii.sp.r,,.;
E EkHFTiH %s 5j,{ s;:;s,
BRFAM,s PuImonic Waters; . J" 'fA 'u'D'
AYERS -. Cherry Pectorsl;
b1yIs, % VIII os S11s a ana H.,
COP s5 Giyh f1ESR aS ss Ss;r 20
rz SSSSSs'S G a;s Esss;
5ssP F ysssts sss R Rs Pills.
Sfi LEES nd s sss!Sss F Pills;:
'N1aA As S;F9i!FE f E4i.;
sff Thoh sNseTk1s asHss.
HAR RybEzE Ei. s.. Hf''ssi '1N'
SSI ERoSi Ejf fs + osisa;
f1f bz$$$Ez;A Ags; s;s gG.,..,.,.
2s5 sSSH H S;s ;SsssR'''
DIR; MoRsE,s Invigo ting
OR: BEARNETHY's Detergent;
DALBY'S Carminstiye; z-. p
Knz xRhEkS6 Ssi!s5s 4 zSsS
AAAAlS Sso4 H as IS Hair Dye;
woLFE's Aromatic scheidam scbnapps AAf pse;
~A1F FhSa 55ss!1 fsas III Ink;
k1DDE ksI EasffIis9f n 5ss ,,..,s
as sSs pounds =. GYM Drops; sssortsd .aa'''
PURE BsAspY PORT ND Ss sa ERSJE WINES
psns. on dap
solicited. Every article fresh and genuine
G.. n. MokIsoN co.,
Masazine street.
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Winsr's Canadian,
/ 6Waiu's, & -5.
Psrry's Dead Shot,
Jsyne's Tonic,
49, Kerl's,
D. A. fAhusstockts,
BALsAM and COUGH REH
- KDIEG,
MlstarseBalsax1 Of WildChsrr,
aastiDg's Naptha,
6hoImsu'1 Balsam,
6uchan's HungArias,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schsnek's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
hArtholomew's ExpectorAnt,
HALLS BAlsam,
ewsym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectsral,
1aylsr's BalsAm LiverwcFt,
yayne,s Expector&nt,
Winerss klecAmptkine,
Rogers' Iiverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Livsrwort,
9tadler's Cherry Expectorsnt,
London's Indian do,
Or. Roses Dc,
oLean's8trengthe ningO 0rdisl
gARgAPARILLA0.
O1. JohA Bulls,
3. P. ToWnssna'1,
Sandals,
Old Jacob Tewnssnd's
0arpentsr's,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
afa'n'ns'rEE, ,s;.,o,,,.
Quysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERB. @
Wsu'ss1sngthening,
Ewsn's 8trsngthsnl1g
lev DAvid'a or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
KnApp's Indian,
A1eoek's Ferrous,
0aiMth's Adhesive.
HollowAv's AYnics
LINIMENT4.
4eIIsan'svo lcanic OilLinneul
neUeau MustAn9.
FArrsll's Arabiaa.
81tler's Nerve and Bons.
h'a' a.y.s,s ..
Tobiax's Venetian,
Hovs's Nerve and bens,
Ksllingsf's,
0ardsnsg's,
0artine's Hersa,
GseeAant's 0argling,
Cherokee.
Aous xEnHD1Es., e.
0sgood's Indian ChoxoGas,
kowand's Tonic Nixtare,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds febrifuge,
Vegetable Fsbrifu9e.
LOzENdEB.
1hsFnan's Cough and Worn,
BryAn's Pu1monlc Wafery,
Isocock's Pulmonio Waters,
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovstt's Wahpensor HAlrQ loss
Barry's Tricopher0us.
Lyons Kstharion,
Boyls's Hyperion Fluid,
PhAlon's Hair InvigorAtoy,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deussn's WAhpens,
London's Oriental Hair Tsnic,
aAuel's Eau Lustrale.
Oldridgs's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
gwsin's Houck's,
Oullen's Indian Vegetable.
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALvE4.
Dalley'sMagfcsl P sinExtractor
Professor Hollowsy's Ointment
McAllister's All Healing,
Brooks Magic galve, Fryor's
Pile,
0ray's Harrison's Specific,
rrssk's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All -HealinR, Russia.
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
NoFsir's Acoustic, Scarpa's do
British, HArlaem.
BITTERS.
ko6At's Phoenix, BlAke's Aro-
matte,
Hisbsrd's Wild Cherry,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
~ Druggists and Merchan
articles contained In the above {
vantage by calling or sending Il
be found the defensive ass,
MEDICINES In the United 8
pleAke AddYsss. J. Y
GENUINE
A14tf Nos. ISL and !
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BUILDING MATERIAL BR1oKs, r1REwooD

= v. ID M U 4 e u 4 =, UeHIef,
At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such -
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris
giles Laths Slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks and all kinds Of Firewood.
orders from the country promptly and carefully attend
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KEEP 1NsuRED........KEEP IssUnEs.
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF the City of New York.
Capital, o,ooO.

OFFICE-w HITLoCK BUILDING.
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman strests-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

Insures all kinds Of Personal Property against q
by Fire. at the very lowest rates charged
BY responsible Companies
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~ Bmithfeld Plantation October 80 1853.
rothe Agents Of the Southern OIL Company New Orleans
reply have to sayI have used OF the
eating Oil obtained from you notwithstanding the
dice Of engineers. satisfied it fully your des-
ERUPTION. satisfied that you have at
ained great desderatum for the South furnishing us
ehesp and valuable Oil of home marufactory.
Please send barrels and oblige yours respectfully
isignedl W. JONES LYLE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06
NJ. j. BRENGIER

Commercial Cotton Press,
| New Orleans, November g. 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured
he Southern oil Company the sides wrists and journals Of
the Commercial Press and find In every respect superior
Lard OIL and fully equal any have ever used on ma
fhnery. 1t goes farther than Lard OIL entirely free
from and keeps the journals cool consider altogether
the ubrcsor have used during experience fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue its
[Signedl HENRY INGRAHAM
\ Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06
MAUNSEL WHITE

| ....... 4---. Houma, December 6, 1885,
Mr. r. W. G. Cook New Orleans-Dear Sir The Machinery
lRosn the Southern Oil Company, you
tober entire satisfaction journals being free from
land heat.
For purposes will do we'll as Illuminating
tOil. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
~ jSgned1 M. j. BRENGIER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

September 70, 1858. I
have carefully examined specimen Of Rosin oil from the
Souhern Oil Company and find that
pdy low six degrees below the of Fahrenhets
scahirty eight degrees below freezing point twelve
below turhd does CONCEAL still
being LIQUID 1t is therefore highly valuable lubricatng
scarcely be exposed under ordinary
temperature low the artificial II has been subjected to
without freezing.
fSgned1 l.. L. CRAWCOUR, M D.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence Or
leans School Of Medicine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06
Supplement aNrns 1859
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
r. N. MORRISON d co., WHOLESALE DRUG
~ 0I9T. No. IA m aQa zln~ afreet.

/
a. N. mOhlsON d co., WHOLESALE DRUG.
olsIs NO. II Magazine street,
Having received new and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGB
AkDioINEs CHhMICALS, PERFUMERY. SURGICAL
INsFhuAENTs PAINTS, OILS. GLASS. etc., etc., respect
y INFORM Merchants Planters Asd Physio'ans that they t
prepared 70 supply them with every article n Tie Drug Inn
mey may require AL Of the pures quality st ~ reasonable
pce 'ney can he purchased IN ths city Among the ar
on hand and coming IN store are the fslowng
ANU ounces Su'phats Qsinne, French and American;
O0pounds Blue Mass, English and American;
10 pounds Calomsl, English and American;
10 ponds Msreurial Ointment
"o." 500 pounds Honduras sarsaDarilla;
l60 pounds best Turkey Opium;
loo ozs. sul and Acetate Morphine,
y snnces Otto REESE;
~ casks bal sods
LOO kegs sup. Co. Soda:
N kegs Ger. Blue Wash;
% bbs Cireuna light;
b leases indigo, Car. and Manila;
NcAsts Pot and PsAslssh;
20 packages Baleratus;
% bbls pure Castor OIL;
Bdemitohns Sp Nihes
p bbls. Alcohol;
40hbls. CopperAs;
10 bbs. Epson Salts;
l0bbh Flour Sulphur
10 bbs. Rel Sulphur;
7bAlos Soma, Kast India and Alexandria;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

Deer Range, January Is, 1859.
Agents OF the Southern Oil Company, New 0re8ns-Dear
Brs: have been using extensively upon all the
chney belonging to the plantation viz Sugar Mill and En-
gine Draining Wheels Pumps. Saw and Corn Mills the Oil
manufactured from Rosin BY the Southern on Company and
used the Wheel the Navy Pitch and for plantation
know other equal in point of economy duration and
service
glad 10 notice the which attends the efforts Of
Company, and believe that in time this branch
6try will rival almost other among With the immense
pine forests which abound throughout the South it will be dis
almost untold wealth. Surely the South should encourage
every effort looking her industrial from the
North branch of manufacture promises more
brilliant than in this The appeal should be brought
every true Southern patriot and believe will be responded
70. Your obt Berv't,
[signedl MAUNsEL WHITE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

Algiers, Nov. II, 1853
70 Southern OH Company-Genemen take pleasure in
being able TO that had tho Machinery OIL which you
be used axle boxes Of cars, work we'll 70
eNft.
Car boxes packed with have 20 miles at an average
sHssd Of rs miles an hour without the Of any additional
Nj and remaining perfectly COOL
Ut engaged 10 making further relative to
~ comparative cost with other lubrcators.
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER,
vicePresident and Superintendent,
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To the Southern OIL Company-Gentlsmen Our experiment.
during the month n the Of your Machinery Oil for
boxes show saving Of 25 per cent the expenses
OIL when used for the purpose, while equally
we'll
We shall adopt its exclusive that particular purpose
0once. Yours respectfully,
[signedl A.. B. SEGER,
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! -
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.


THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY
OFFIcE-No. "a CANT STREET,
New Orleans.
This csnpany are now prepared to arnish coassmsrs witt
their SUPERIOR
~ MACHINERY OIL, >
At 10 per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri.
eating agent In use.
+, The on Is CHEMICALLY PURE; Is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUN and ACID. and at
% DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains it, Perfect Limpidity.
4--qa ,sss.5i ,.E5s "a
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRIoATINa OIL.
This OIL bsing penetrating nature the tendency to coll
lasd the various defects Mperfeoons machinery
TheFeors whsre other OIL has bsea used the machinery
shoad b thoroughly ceaned and may necessary again
eieea II or. After applying our OIL.
Whsro machney kept cleAn the Southern Oil Compaays
Lnascating OIL will DO found superior any
me use Of asy OIL IL important to keep your machinery
oisa..
proper that II be distinctly understood that the OIL
rsetured by this Company the made from Rosn
hAt was suitable for Machney-all previously
pose has been mixed with other ubricatng agents and
then failed to compare favorby with good Lard OIL The
improvements introduced In the machinery Of the Southern
Company works. and improved method adapted u expe
Ing entirely the acid and gluon Contained IN al oil heretofore
e0.0oo from hosn) enables nom 70 Submit tho On pure
esd rely solely It, merits It Is offered to the public
WITH fall knowsdss the Of the Company being
what they and In all whea procured hsr
asssts, Il guaranteed 70 perform what 10 promised.
In sddisn these the part Company
~ on has bssn thoroughly tested for the three BY
sss Of he best practical engineers achin in the
ssathne Of whom in this city through
sst Ne stas and whs fully endorse sgnatuIss
Ne superiority most other ella.
portion u these testimonials submitted and W ssk
esl peruaa BY all parties Interested the score Of econ
say appeal direct 10 the interest while being
Southern product and manufacture II
~ attention and the hearty Of every one
6nsndly 10 Southern enterprise.
N. o., jackson and Grsst Northern Railroad
. Now Orleans, Jan. I, 1859
have bsen using the Machinery OIL furnished By the
suthsrn OIL Company the boxes this road
the past two Notwithstanding side by side With the best
Keeping tho bsxsa cool and free from gum.
On Two cars put bHsses the 18th Of December-ons
ear With the Rcsn on and the other With Lard OIL. On
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Nos. 81 4 ISL Charities street. N, o,
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and BY
all Dealers ie22 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06

California Saw Mills, Third District,
! New Orleans, Nov. l6, 1858. :
The Southern Oil Company-Genemen Having now fully
tried the Rosn Machinery on made by Company the
have the pleasure to state that highly approve Of Il as lub
Eating on being in my opinion fully equal ubrcaor
quantity being required and working perfectly free from
Eum.
+ lsgnsdl H. STILES.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
What He Don't Believe.

1t will I've remembered by the readers Of
the Empire, that the Unitarian Church Of
Cincinnati; under the ministry of Rev. Mr..
Conway, some time since had a division
among them in regard to the doctrines, teach
ings and practices of their pastor. Rev
Mr. G. not only advanced novel views of the
Bible, but he persisted in occasionally at.
tending the theatre, when stars" held forth
and he had been guilty of sitting in the pit
in close proximity to Aatbostmen and clowns
from the country, The congregation divided
a portion going out and about an equal
number remaining with the reverend gentle
man.
Last Sunday morning, Rev. Mr. Conway
addressed his memberp and a very large
number of people at the Unitarian Church
on the corner Of 4th and Race streets, Gin
cinnAti 1t was the occasion of his first SER
mon since the church division, and his ser.
mon was prelaced with some remarks cons
cerning himself, as was certainly proper
under the circumstances. Mr.. Conway.does
entertain some novel sentiments with refer,
ence to the Bible, and he expresses them
plainly. lie cannot be charged with evading
speaking his principles, or hiding his light
under a bushel Here are few Scripture
itoms which he does not believe;
"Your minister is not believer in what
the churches call Christianity. He does not
believe that nature ever came from its
source so imperfect in its laws, 80 barren
and unmeaning that only by the suspe ension
or subversion Of those laws could God be
seen in nature. But seeing nature as per-
petual miracle, seeing God in all, he can al.
low no record TO be true which, by making
out our God to have revealed himself!by al
tering nature, makes all natural things pros
fame and dead. So it is true that he does
not believe that God, having made the world
and man. was outwittsd at every step by the
Devil and must needs drown them all and
begin again. lie does not believe that Jesus
Christ was born without human father;
= that he turned one hundred and fifty gallons
0fWater into so much wine; that he cursed
a hg tree because il had no figs on it when
the season was not yet, and that beneath that
imprecation the tree withered away"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

Liquors DECIDED TO BE PRoPRRTY. About
year ago the fshermen's wives of Roekport
Massachusetts, broke into liquor shop and
made general smash,up of the demiiohns
and bottles, after spilling the contents on
the ground. When the case was brought
up for trial. Chief Justice Shaw decided that,
under the prohibitory Liquor Law of Mas
sachusetts, Intoxicating liquors when offered
for sale was not property, and the indignant
fshwomen had not committed an unlawful
act 1t is reported, however, by telegraph
that yesterday the full bench of the Supreme
Court, sitting at Salem, rendered decision
on appeal which reyerses the Judgment of
Chief Justice Shaw, and pronounces spirit,
uous liquors to be property sacred from de,
struction by violence, and that no person has
a right ito enter and destroy it' by virtue
Of the law allowing the summary removal OF
nuisances.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

Speaking of the common ownership
OF the Territories, and the rights of all who
move into them, the Washington Constitu-
ton says
"We, therefore, are forced to say the con.
stitution inhibits the several territorial leg
islatures from abolishing property in slaves;
and the same prohibition applies to the peo,
pie OF territory till they come to form a
constitution preparatory to their admission
into tais Union, We are willing to trust
the people Of territory to protect all their
people in the enjoyment of all their rights;
and when uniriendly legislation is attempts
ed, It such attempt is ever made, we are
willing to trust the Judiciary to correct it."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
"Don't Yon do it,

The man who found out all the philoso.
ply contained in these few precept5 was a
Solomon
When you are offered grea. bargain, the
value of which you know nothing about, bat
which you are to get at half price being
it's you'-dont you do it
When young lady catches you alone, lays
violent hands on you, expressing kiss in
every glance don you do it.
When horse kicks you and you feel a
strong disposition to kick the horse in rel
turn-dont you do it.
Should you happen to catch yourself whist,
ling in printing Office, and the printers
tell you to whistle loudcr--dont YOU do il.
If on an odd occasion your wife should
exclaim, "Now, tumble over the cradle and
break your neck, do P'-don't you do it.
When you have any business to transact
with q modern financier, and he asks you to
go and dine with him-don't you do il.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
oueen CITY Correspondsnnn

CSUSSAri Monday May 9d, 1854,
ED ENrRE;--The sabbath yesterday wa
deIeeraied here by one Of The most ontragcoa,
displays |, has been ny lot towi,ness in an,
city.
We read Of TIE bull 6ghts IN Mexico on sun
day, when after divine service, laymcn asd
priests, the rich as well hs the The poor, look
down together ltom the amphitl,eaite upon tho
scarlet mantle. tho unpeuuneble hero Of the
day and The infatuated animal. as he exhibits
his wild fury, for the amusement Of the multi.
iude; and Of cock fights aud dances upon the
parks and greens Of Cuba but am satisfied
that even those countries seldom witness a
more disgusting exhibition on the sabbath
than was beheld here yesterday.
Coming from peace loving and Sabtaih re-
vering Dayton, where the silence that holy
day Is broken only by the Ginning OF the
Church bells, or the voices Of the choirs, waited
through open windows, TO the world outside,
was shocked at hearing the sound Of the FIFE
and drum and martial music and beholding a
procession Of half drunken men paFading along
tho streets Of this city, in the rear Of a banner
on which was inscribed "St Patrcks Beneyo,
lent Institution, established May 4, 1858"
No parade 10 any city on a week day, no
dissipation on 9TH Of July, when as some
interpret the declaration "every frecmen has a
inalienable right to get high" ever presented
picture Of greater immortality than did this.
Aud respecting as do the freedom Of oou
science. aud regrelling the disabilities that are
sought TO be imposed upon those Of a Catholic
persuasion, by certain political party in this
country, am grieyed they have no more re.
spect for the Sabbath in this country.
Whatever may be the custom in Ireland or
Germany, the pride Of America ever since the
days of the Puritan fathers, has bocn in the Oh.
servance Of Sabbath, and Of religious insthu
tions. The Sabbaihs of New England have
done more for her socially aud politically. du.
ring the last century than all the results Of the
labOrs Of the week and so they will for another
portion Of our country.
We have great faith 10 the religion, the sense
sense Of morality OF our counirymen; and when
divine service in the churches is interrupted,
as it was in this.eiiy, yesterday. By the sound
Of the drum and an exhibition Of streets crowd.
ed with innebriates is presented to the public
gaze, the moral feelings "f community revol,s
atthe sight, and the breach between Prorztan,
tism and Catholicism is percepubly wideusd.y
Let those foreigners who lament the action of
political parties in this country, who seek to
deprive them Of rights guaranteed by the Con.
stituton try to induce their brethren to con
form more strictly to the lime honored aud
endeared customs of America, especially the
observance Of the Sabbath, for by so doing they
may be joined with us in one common fellow
ship, without it an unpassable gulfis pl
between Professionalism aud Catholicism, ant
native horn and fr-~; r, '-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

RENOVATION OF TUE PEACH TREE The
editor of the New England Farmer says that
gentleman residing in Cambridge informs
him that charcoal placed around the roots Of
the diseased peach stock was seryioeable.-
He Immediately removed the soil from
around the trunk Of sickly tree in his gar
den, supplied its place with charcoal, and
was surprised at its sudden renovation and
subsequent rapidity of growth, and the te-
naeity with which the fruit held on to the
branches, and the unusual richness of its
flavor when matured.-[0hio Valley Far
mer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats Of Montgomery county arc
hereby notified to meet in Mass Convention,
at Beckel Hall, in Dayton. on Saturday May
DIST. At 2 o'clock, PM, for the purpose Of ap.
pointing nine delegates and al,ernates 10 the
Democratic State Convention, to be held at
Columbus on Thursday. May 26,h. A full at
tendance IL requested from every Ward and
Township. By order Of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee. ID. NJ. AYRES, Chr'n.
THos 4. TpRrspKp Sec.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

Our RELATIONS WITH ENGLASD.-The
Washington correspondent of the n. Y.
Tribune telegraphs writes
England has signifed her willingness to
accept Secretary Marcy's proposition sub.
stantially for the exemption OF all private
property from seizure on the ocean, bat Mr.
Buchanan insisted upon condition cf re,
specting blockades, which effectively pre-
vented the conclusion Of the negotiation.-
The next administration will see that the
principle is adopted, Of which jealousy Of
Mr. MarcY's fame causes the reaection.