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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutrallzes this malarfous poison IN the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel II from
the body. As 1t should, SO It docs ouTo this af-
hictiye disorder with perfect certainty. And II
does more, or rather does what is of more ser
vice to those subject 70 this infection, II taken
In season II expels II from tho system ns II Is abb
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use ttree from
rs attacks; keeps tho system IN health although
exposed to tho disease. Consequently n not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety Of af-
fections which mo induced by this malignant
influence, such rs Remlttent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Ague. Periodical Headache,
or Blliou Headache, Bilous fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout. Blindness, Toothachc, Ear
aclle, Catarrh, Asthma pAlpitatiohs, Painful AZ.
fectiOns Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Colo, Paralysis,
aud Painful Affections OF the Stomnch aud Bow
els, ali OF which, when arising from this cause,
VIII DO found to assume more or less the intcrmit-
tent type. This "AGUE CURE' remOyesth the cause
Of these arrangements, aud cures the disease.
This II accompanies by stimulating the excrc-
tories TO cxpel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
theF office Of their own accord. Hence arises
whit we term dcciimdhon. Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life Is not long enough, or
is sacrificed In the attcmpt, while this "AGUB
CURE" does ID at once, and with safety. We have
great reason TO believe this Is a surer ms well Ms
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are caused by the miasmailc infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
II has still another important advantage 20 the
public, which Is, that IL is cheap as well as good.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

hom which mankind anher oyef 4 large part Of
The Rlobo, "A The conscqucncaof a dlaoioed action
n do tyatemt inducal bt Ne pUa8uihs mlasm
Of vegetable decay. This exhalailon Il evolved
by the action 0f salr heat m wcfHel,pnd rtses
with the watory vapor IRON n. While Mo aun IL
below the hoiizoh this vhpor fingers near the
earth'a g~urface, and tho virus Il. tRkcn with IL
through the lungs Into the blood. There II acts
AZ an Irritating poison on the internal vlscern
and excrcting organs On The body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails % sdcrete notlonly this
Z virus, but also the bio from tho blo6d. Both
tbe fifun and che bile accumulate inntbe circuln-
ton, and produce violent constitutions disordcr.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathlke with The liver, and become disordered
also. Finally, the instnct' OF cur organism, ~
n In mn attempt 10 expel tho noxioua Infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In the
informal excretories 10 force them TO cast It out.
Tho blood leaves tho surface, and rushes 10 the
central organs With cOngestive violence. This Ia
the CufLL. But IN this effort II fails. Then tho
FKvEn follows, In which the blood leaves tho
Genital organs and PUSHES 10 the surface, as N
IN another effort 10 expol the irritating poison
through the other gfeat excrctDry-e thAskn. In
this also IL fails, and tho system abandons the at-
tempt exhausted, md waits for the recovery Of
strength 10 repeat tho hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or paroxysms or FEVER AND
AGUE, Such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine tho health II itis not removed.
We have labored 70 find and have found, an
anfldote. MUNf FrrHaHw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
MRS. WINSTON
Inexperienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
uentu to the attention Of mothers, her
Soothing Syrup f!


Which greatly facilitates the process o. teething by
Softening the gums, reducing Alliniammation-will
atlay ALLPAlN and HpAamOaic action, aud 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend uponit, Mothers, Il will give restto your
elves, and,
RELIEF mi HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and BOld this article for over
ten years, and CAN sAY,-s IN nee AND
TRuTH OF IL, what wels have never been able to
say of any other medi-E~ ctne-NEVER MAS If
FAILED, IN A SINGLED INSTANCE, TO KF-
Feet A G URB, whencH timely used. Never did
wo know an instanoeA OF Decentralization by any
one who used IL. On thehA contrary all are de-
lighted with its Opera-t' lions. and speak In
terms OF highest gom-C0 incubation OF Its magic
al effects and medical virtues. We speak In
this matter "wHAT Wet DO Know after ten
years experience, andO PLEDGE our bEPuTA-
TIoN FoR THE FULFIL-. MEM or WHAT We
HEnE DECLARE. In al-G most every instance
where the infant 10 But-i-I fering from pain and
exhaustion, relief wiltd be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes aiterAl the syrupiB administered
This valuable preparar tiOn Ia the prescription
of one OF the most ENET 2 y RI Ell and
sKlLLFuL mo New England, and has
been used with HryERS FAILING SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDsn uF CASES.
tnotoniyrelievestheS childfrom pain, butin-
vigUrates the Btomaeh0l and bowels, corrects
acidlty, and giveB tone and energy to the whole
system. II Will AlmostEn Instantly relieve GRI-
PING IN TIL BONSS ELS AND WIND COL
IC, and overcome CONF vulsiOnB, which, a not
speedily remedied, endf< In death. We believer
the nEsT and suRes1P Remedy la the world, In
all cases OF DNSENn Terry AMI DIAR-
RHU, IN CHILDREN, whether Il arises from
t%eething, or from anyf4 other cause. We would
say tOcvcry motherWhOH0 has a child suffering
from any of the fOregoSS ing complaints - DO
NOT LIST YOUR PRk& JUDGES NOR THE
PREJuDICES OF OrHE ERs, stand between
yoursuiferingc child andEf the relief that will be
SURE yea, Assoc LUTELY SURE-to fol.
low the use OF thisE> medicine, II timely used.
Full directions for uaing win accompany
each bottle. None gen 4. uine unless the fao-sim-
lie OF CURTIS a PER u KINS kew-York, is on
this OUTSIDE wrapper. -
Sold by DruggistsS throughout the world.
Principal Oiioe,G No, 10 Cedar st.,
New York.
Price only as Cents per Bottle.
Or. w. W.. STEWART WALTERS a KELSo.
AaQ-INdNW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

Price only as Cents per Bottle.
DR.. w, w. STEWART WALTERS a KELSo.
fn2-lyd6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female physicisn, has = soothing syrup foI
children t%eething, which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething by softeningthe gums reducing
a~iltnnammation, will aliay all pain, and is sure "a
regulate The bowels. Depend upon II, motherr,i n
wiilglvo rest 10 yourselves, end relief and health "a
yourinfants. Perfectly safe In ali cases. See ad.
vertiaemcnti In another column. je2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
Pianos! Pianos!

WTE have just received an elegant assort-
~ ment of Pianos, from the best makers In the
Eastern cities, comprising a great variety Of styles
and sizes, They have the largest stock to bc found
nywhe In this ~vioirity, all of which viii be SOLD
as low As they can be bought in New York Boston,
or any where else.
gay-Call at tho OH established Head
quarters, corner Of Sd and Jefferson sts.
jana CHAS. ELLIS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

WuAr GENIUS IB.-Alexander Hamilton once
said to an intimate friend, "Men gave mo some
credit for genius. All tho g,nius / have is ust
this, when l have a subject in hand | study Il
profoundly. Day and night It Ia before me l
explore it in oil It's bearings. NV mind becomes
prevaded with IL. Then the effort which l make
is what the people called the fruit Of genius. IL
Is tho fruit # labor and thought"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

Two keep hands and feet warm, the sub,
j. scrlbei has for sale a good assortment of home
made socks. Also, rcnlri6bed Shaker sockb, buoK-
skin, dog-skin AMI wOolsn mittena and gloves for
mena boyB. POST,
noyl AW East Cd 1T. doors from Main.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

B@-A Methodist aud a Quaker having
stopped at a public house, agreed to sleep
in the same bed. The Methodist knelt down
and prayed fervently, and confessed a long
catalogue Of sins After he rose, the Quaker
observed, REALLY, friend, if thou art as bad
as thou sayest thou art, ! think | dare not
sleep with thee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
Tremendous c rash.
1. N. & w. NJ. GREEN,
CIGARS!

THE undersigned has on hand and Cor
L sale a good lot Of old Cigars-Cuba, HAVANA
and 40 900 extra hall-spanish, In boxes, which he
will sell cheap. Dealers ami otherA viii please call
At Nixon's Tobacco Warehouse, corner Of First aud
st. Clair streets.
A. IL. NIXON.
iang.lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hotioway's Ointment and Pills toe
gsther, form The two great hsaithrg giving remedies
OF Q nlnetceath century. While the former acts
through the external o iaeos, ~ water penetrstes
the parahed soil, the latter puriaes the blood and
rem icrs the physical machinery healthy and yigor-
ona.
sold AZ the manufaetory, No. 90 Maiden Lane
New Yorr, and by ali druggists, at 200 csc, and o.
per box or pot. ianQa-d4w1w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16

Which greatly facilitates the process o Gteething by
yoftening the gums, reducing allinhammation-wil
atlRy ALLPAlN and %HpAamOdio action, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend uponit, Mothers, It willgive reHtto your
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-16
NJ EW b 90 X
Just RECEIVED At
p A Y IN e S.!

"Reminiscences Of Rufus ChOnte,
the great Amftican Automatically Edward Parker,
"Art decorations
being a complete guide TO Ofnau entail work.
az welve Years Of a soldier'e Life in India.
ny HopsoN,
"Tfue Womanh0odr--A Tale.
BY JoHH NpAh
"Daniol boone 4 the Hunters Of Kentucky
by nOoAnr. ~
u he Secret Out; or, 100 Tricks with Cards
"Rebt and Bnreat'-A story Of a Year.
~ "Cousfr kATEn
'1he Percy Family through Scotland and
England.
ny y. c. EDDY.
"Annie's New Sd
HLittle Songs for Little Folks
Weeks Delight or, Games and Stories.'
'rhe Life and Adventures Of Punchinello.P
"The Travels Of Baron Munchausen,"
"l'he China Mission
pEAE.
ALSO. ANEWIOT
"NIlnistors' Woolng,n aIdyls Of the King "rhe
Reetorv OF Mofeland,n uLove, - 0sword and Gown,n
"Out OF the Depthaj' "Autobio xrnphy Of a Married
Woman 1.-THE Crueible,n "Life and Travels OF
Won Humboldt" "Bayard Tayior'a Home and
! Abroad "Deulah,n "a Good Fght"-Rede, "A-
nnat a Heroine, . "Forty Years In a wilderness OF
Pills aud Powders 1.-THE Money Klng.n
C~AbLENDERS FOR leu.
Can be had gratis, at PAYNEp,
deolb No, 90, Main street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

A cspk1fnr hUsIo.-rRs y ssgA-LA yUIys
- To- pu3lc arr rsN0rcsfuly rtnr al that ~. 49,
ensive operations being made for ~ -
rbe opening nshl wil place IN lac eoa,sn ~
with the cee bratee Opera OF AoAA w.
la JUIve
The prncipa fesfuros In the nrst production Of Inn.
work 81 tn Aca1 OF Music Wilt be great cal - as
OF nearly sxt. perforners perfect nasaslv nus
rous ohO-r1 ard entirely and gogoouse 1ss
sc~ne.v
The stage has been arranged entirely prno,ps
Increasing the breath and height Of the scenery nexr
double Its former din Three magnificent
PEI ties have been expressly made the original ParSn
terms The different proe~sxions tabanI will
exhibited in this county, including sIsyor
suits OF solid cap-s ply They Of costly ala
corresponding n-r mtnutes details TO thns- N tbs
twelfth century and the ooly thai have be-n
ported 10 America
fu particulars of tho made and u the debut
Of the artists who have been added the company will be
on IN future advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

" oos.i.nss q Ss 0snsrl Psrt 90 ordsia = IA.
osar.l rsl .s.l % daily % the pasllo during
soss =, = .e :, .Ss'I saa evening
csmssr nm ~ ooa i Aen June os ,oss and No
e. .s sssp q s s. sSs5 ss %s a1s
The NAV dir 60. TIA, any Of tn. entrance. 70
also . SsS. thai the p.t portion Ssreo
n s ss AP s|sS s q he O.
s.l Park eIcs", when u Is open "a above provided
no dns shall be so~ed upon portion OF the Central
% 5. sss sf
@ x :$Yss ss Ss Sc
6rsnch ooraon q . tree shrub piaa,. or Tower
mt 'fs Z nor or &c
Wstsr fowl oher birds the Park throw place
NO person sssa ars d,sshsrge the Central Park
dosbls header hing sad? esr
s.ss ni y. As ssoss .Deeis
:as S.s Or s any nv pa char. or per
No person shall post otherwise ann an, bf not CO. or
cher paper any structure thing within The
fse sS, upon s sn' q TIE gate, s or sncsgres
e rsl play Seop any musical instrument VI. ia the Csa
fsy sg
% e ea. s ss 20 qaer ,O5 s %
r. s sny s y .
s's nssss r"ssais &. y 1ola
sdog" after the word 'bs rse." In said ordnance
e by Inserting S,sr The .oid omnibus"
press wagon with or ~ttnout passengers any"
She above ordinance nd pied and ed meeting
o Tie Board OF Commssoner of the eutra Psrs daily
yened heh The LIS day Of November 1850
ushed In ooedto be requirements o. eotef An
81 for the regun and Of thu Central
~ CITY Of New York passed Aprl H. 1851 The III wing
seciion OF said act applicable + the sbove ordn
Eco 10 AL persnns ending against such ordinances shall
Be deemed suilty Of mdemesno- be punishef
1csn before the Recorder any OF
Oily Of New York. by hse lot exceeding ~ dosrs and,
b default of payment by Imprisonment exceeding thirty
dAya
By order Of the Board.
r. " BLATCHrORD
Treadent OF the RoArd Of Commissioners OF the Central
AhDRkS 9kEES,
Comptroller Of the Park
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A gRKYN ruRTLr DfsNrR
"A grand turtle yeast ~i te hAf Thursdsy, Nov IS
a SONS cornsr Of Fify nrs street and
nsMk ewenue from 10 clock a. " usil " gsoes
81 ". r. Dennsn sId y q h1uisonery, esPresi.
dens Of sbe obopen Ouh Tcxes sl each, can Be
hss John Eelgs Husson street sasc Norsa Iifd
sverue crusy of street and John Wnsps Coz
afN. piny ara street AID kasbsh sveans
L,rrcur Va AND aoSScfssEvaEs ARgVst-tssr
fas fair ard - pounfs ure eros ~ tnfiA ss WI
~ -oe'' VA gA.NEa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14
DRYANr's nINsrKEIIs,

DRYAkrs MINsfKEIs,
ID MECHANICS HALL. 473 Broadway, above Grand street
Monday evening nov u and night during tbs wees
nryAnt hs original k~senoe ot Old Vrguny; Jsrry
Bryant In his Plantation E.ceurci~s; W>nbod IA his pleas
ing Ballads. The lAushabls burlesque sketch,
ukSD UP
Ooncludirg with old Dan kmmeus world renowned
DixIuS LAND FESr1vA AL SjkkE
Doors open 81 " commence at TX. Tickets - cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

A'of SAVANNAH And THE SOUTH -THI NEW 4
-, eessot a.smAsip HUs1SILI.k Of the Anne &c,
AtAa 10 screw Sts,msh'p COMPANY John Poet .
a,na'r III, s.ye pier sorta liver Thursday, Nov "a
mfort safetS Ard speaa by sny o. the ,caau Ticket
Nv .sle.ns tss sa Mobie ySs; MONTGOMERY, S26; m
phs u 10, Nshnylt ST u.s. KIN xvilie t26 50; Cha
.no1. Nd. Ainsry S83 Columbus Sal: Atlanta s2, Mao
~ uFusiA . ~ savannah O. Apply to II. GRO :
WELL 10 70 West street and SIS broad wav The Non
seruun succcsds and l-aves Saturday, Nov IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

fsAbkL LIkE-FEoA oaARLHsroN TO HAVANA
Wis key wet United StStes stoanshiu IsA SaI.
wm Rollins commAnaer Tbs posmasier ,ensral having
changed the dsy calling Of this line sosmahip Is
vii ave bsrestnn on tie la i2n vcmbor md
81 leave eavAnA on the olo ard 7h November Deoe
snd ASH Of each moah ard Havana 18Th and S Of
Zach month For sfe speed oomor pleasure this line
anao be surpSssed Passage ba secured
usfOFflh TnEsrOE 90 20 Broadway New York
1oEDkCAI a CO.. Charleston Mails for the steamer
Will he made At the Pos ooe for the ds.ss naaed In The
.aver .erf -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

TOR CHARLEsTON THE FIRST CLASS sIDr.wHEEL
steRnas.ip KGY5ToSE STATE, Capt q +. Marsh uAn,
III sail roH Pilaeei hla for Charleston, THURSDAY
is M ~ ococs A ~ Cabin passage, SIS seerAge, S.
fhroush TICK In N Orleans and intermediate pors
rates ~ from New York superior
rooms be cured by APPLYING u A. HEaOS, Jr LIS
korth Nhs yes, PHILADELPHIA The steamer 1T Ar9 or
On RoIA VII! sail above for Savannah November 70
ii 10 o. slock A NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

CHM AN RARLY GRAvE-zEsD TIE PEIvAr
> kedc-i Irrsgre By Dr. Wtrd arerusry eancaed Phr
holly devusrd ~ crrtrg ftses<es a. cytAr 500
Ps~rts nsy rnsut Dr. NsrJ dsesss u5n1 wr~s
his hc.h 1is sairs snf rrAuent hs mos sur
.ss-fu N ~ wrrdart prepared FINN WeDe epeEt w
~ srsst hnspkNs ane nrIs erleufed pre-e ta.1 AZ
As4fw physAf&n. ~. EAan Ai37a r~s.urs
ss1-i QI.s ~ B.satsls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

gHn CBLBBKATED TRoTTlH9 srALLIOa aEuRaD
Fatchen will stand for the premises Of the
an, scrbsr, known the Dyckmsn Farm, Knssc s
from the 9th ~ November thu 3oh day
nexi ieyms 500 the Good mmodsiL,n for
mares 1T moderate charges. WILLIAM WALrEkMIRn
Washington Drove Yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

CoUTH. MPToN AND HAvnk-To sCOuRoD THB
- Adristr -Thr North Atlantic steamship COMPANY viii
despas.t for The above ports their selendh steamship
ATLANTIC, syein u Gray. carrying the Uuitsd ttes
nal on the following DAYS from street wharfsron
N-w Work ss.nrcay, nov N and Dec ~ frn Hsvre,
Dee and Ian Vs. iay sitter l. svnx
hsvre The .u,nc unexc-led for strength and
has Aer tight apartments and la sill In
p-t order limited numher 81 second cs,n pas
for whom client mmod tnns been crowded viii
b. taken s75 saeh freight passage apply oce
OF The company, IS Wall street.
l. r sTEPHEgs Serrs,sry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

The skips from new YORK. cali Al c,ort H.rbo,
The ships from call Il Hslifar Aud Oork Hsrbcr
rIhslA Cspt Judkina CANADA, Can't Lsug.
ARABIA. tAps j. stnuo. AMpRICA Capt Aoo,io.
ASIA Capt D a. Lou lEIA3AEH Cant Anderson.
AFRICA Can't ehannno- EU ROPA CAPT j. I.eieh-
SCOTIA Cnow builaing).
rDose vcsseb whts light mas&h.ad,
% aarhoard bow rod port bow.
SUB. Pa, Mofie leaves Boston, Wednesday Nov. Il
PERSIA. Judtins New York, "Wednesday, Nov ~
CAkADA Anderson, Boston, WEDNESDAY Nov ~
AFkGA. ShAnnos New York, "Wednesday, Dec. 8
Arabia Stone Boston, Wednesday, Dec u
ASIA Lot, New York We6ueedav Me- ID
B. rsAs n0 sacursd until paid Tor.
Al experienced suvseou % board.
Tho Of ships will accountable gold
silver bucn specie jswe'ry precious stones or nes
lees bills ~ dnS Agncd therefor sod the value thereof
thsrsin exprcssed For freight or passage apply 70
UuNARD, No 4 towing Green.
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1GApANv AUGUSTUS DArctse AcADxslss- o East
M seond a. Get and ~ and 9s srh aganns. %
Scss ushsh New York Days 81 tuition Mondays and
fhuedayr ~ Ean twenty second street, Vein .st.s mi
atrrdays " and rs rlrth opposite eighth
Yos terns apply Twenty sscont street % tul days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
Thlrty.sIrta. Comsrssa.- tsfrrs sessfon.

w.aarvnrax Fab 24 se,,c,e IT, rsst,.,.tr,cs-
asked Mi Drained ,eavs M ;yfss 4 I'M = ~
nrnvide for tbe transncrtaf;on - ~ ,,st - -
fTnite sssta@ bst,gaas, tI gIstS III. y ~,
pshi; ~ 49, t;S @ slu -
adanted y = 800, 1870 q issu sV'Se ans
This hin Directs The i, s.,.
tract with Carols RnttereId am IL aaac;ates
r ~ ~' ~. ~ na -
~ ~. ~ n ~ s sSe ssases .1.ss
New rIeans = Mahs an5 thsr 49, y.
Mey;eo sar rid - t 49, 49, osnor RY.s -. =
tbe Observation-Disclosures N ~ 100; ~ ~. r
~ e,. ne ~ ~ - - s
omartsrI ~ q. ~ ~ gsIo ~ 49,
f faur ynnd t ,,s crs1 ing =
Nj. Wiufall intradnced 4 ;ons reao,nt;oy, j, -.
fhe rsis - 49, ~. o.1.Sa 1870 y 49, oab
zed ~ the III ,s. HIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
JOURNALISTIC AHlLrrr.-upon this subject the
Alexandra Wa.) Gazette presents the following

JOURNALISTIC AEILITY.-Upon this subject the
Alexandra (va.) Gazette presents the following
ideas
Many people estimate the ability of newspaper,
and the industry and talents of its editor BY the
quantity OF editorial matter which it contains. Il
Is comparatively an easy task for frothy writer
to pour out daily, columns of words-woFds, upon
any and all subjects. His ideas may flow in one
weak, washy, everlasting flood, land his command
Of language may enable him to string them to-
gether like lunches Of onions and yet bis paper
may be meager and poor concern. But what is
the labor and the toll of such man who displays
his loaded mattera ever so largely to that inn
posed the jndieious, well-informed editor, who
| exercises his vocation with an hourly conscious
ness of its responsibilities and dnes and devofes
himself to the conduct of his paper with the sarae
| care and assduity that sensible lawyer 6estoHS
| upon suit, or humane physician upon patient,
without regard to show or display. ,...s5s$s
Indeed the mere ryItis.g part of editing paper,
il lint n small portion of the work. The industry
Is NOT even shown there. The care, the time en-
Moved in selecting, is fanore important, and the
tact OF good editor, is better shown by his seIee-
lions than anything else; and that we all know IS
half the battle. But, as we have said, an editor
ought to be estimated, and his labors understood
and appreciated, By the general conduct Of his
paper-its tone, its temper its uniform, consistent
course, its principles, its aims, its manlness TIA
dignity, its propriety. To preserve these as they
should be preserved, is enough to OCCUPY fully The
time and attention of any man. If to this he
added the general supervision of the newspaper
establishment, which most editors have to enca,n,
ter the wonder is how can they find time or room
to lrrite at al.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

GOLD MINE IN Bucks Co., PA.-The Doyles-
town Pa.) Democrat of the 2lst inst, publishes a
letter from VIM. E. Dubois, Assistant Assayer at
the Philadelphia Mint, which states that the gold is
contained in lead ore or galens, from New Britain
township, along the North Branch creek, within
three miles ofDoylestown. This ore according to
the assay, would produce not quite ten cents worth
to the tun. Hardly enough to create much of a
rush to the tsdiggings,' n we think.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

A lad day or two since was called to the stand
in the Common Pleas Court, whose tender wears
not understanding the nature and obligation az Al
oath. The first question put was, g Are Won The
son of the plaintiff The little fe,sow erossines
his legs and deliberately putting about half 3
paper of .Lienthal's' into his month with ths.
utmost sang foid replied: !. Wen, its sa rsport-
ed,'i He testified. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

The s1cKLEs AND WILLIAMSON CONTESTED CASE.
The Washington correspondent Of the N Y. Her.
aid writes, on the 24th
Mr.. Sickles resumed and concluded his argument
to-day before the House Committee on Elections
He contended that the petition of Mr. Williamson
does not allege facts enough to call for defence
and also that the omission to give notice of pro.
ceedngs, as required by the law of 1851 the fail
ure to support petition by any testimony, the occu-
pancy of the seat since December, and being sworn
in as member without objection to the certificate
excludes Mr.. Williamson from any right to contest
his seat. The contestant will now submit his reply
in writing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

THE UNION MOVEMENT IN NEW JERSEY The
New Jersey State Convention of the National Union
party met on Wednesday, the ed ult., at Trenton.
twas largely attended Louis Condict, of Morris.
was chosen President Delegates to the National
Convention at Baltimore were elected at large.
Alternates were also appointed. Strong resoIu-
tons were adopted in favor Of 1.-THE Union, and
against the Republicans; also, in favor of a Union
party in every State, for separate and independent
action .g