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Lighte & Bradburys'
Patent Insulated Full Iron Frame NeU oedfs
Grand and Square PianO-FOrtes.

i
| TIE Insulated Iron frame pre-
&zasSsgs;sA serves the original tone of the in
s79 strumentin all its purity, securing
it for all time against that most disagreeable
tinny quality of tone invariably found in all
| other Iron frame Pi o-Fortes. 1t greatly
strengthens the case and thus keeps Il Piano
| Forte much longer in tune. 1t gives the lstru-
ment much fuller, richer and sweeter tone. 1t
| adapts the Piano to all climates and to ailchan
ges of mosphere, and in all respects it is pro-
nounced by our best carlisle" the greatest i'm :
provement of the age in Piano.Forte construc-
| tion; producing an instrument ackno .ledSed
| to be superior to all others msde in this country
| or Europe.
| few testimonials in regard to the superi-
ority of our New Scale Patent Insulated Piano
Fortes.
81 have examined the Piano Fortes of Lighte
| & Bradburys' with entire satisfaction. lknoH
not that there are any others better, either IN
| our own country or elsewhere. Dir. LOWELL
| MASON.
'In clcarness, richness, and volume Of tone,
| delicacy, clacticty of touch, and fine repeating
| action, have never played upon their equal.
II. A. WoLLEEHAUPr.
| "In volume, rcl ness, cvenness, and purity of
| tone, and in dclicacy of touch they certainly
| excel. and in that beautiful singing quality so
| desirable yet so seldom found."-WN. MASON.
| az have rover played upon so rich and heavy
a tone Square Piano o-Fortc'"-ARTuuR NAPo-
LEON.
| 81 am astonished and delighted with the New
| Scale Iron Frame Piano Fortcs made by YOU
There must be splendid future for. Lighte d
| Bradbury Piano Fortes "--Ggo. +. RoOT.
| ~ have never played upon SO fine an instru
| ment."- GEo. +. BRIsTow.
| 81 consider them as to beauty, riceness, full
ness and equality of tone, as well as their n.
greeable, elastic touch, equal if not superior to
any Pianos mace in this country or Europe. -
| KARL Wells.
an power, quantity, and quality of tone,
| they certainlp excel; while for that peculiar
rich and singing tone 50 invaluable ms nm ae-
compartment to the voice, / have never met
| their equal."-C. BAssISI.
"They have all the requirements for sure-
rior Interpretation of both classical and modern
compositions."-M STRAKosH.
Wareroom, 421 Rroome St., a few doors East Of
Broadway, New York.
| SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GIVEN.
| Oct lS ISGO-lyeow
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Judge Robertson, of Lexington. Kcntuck

Judge Robertson, of Lexington, Kentucky
at late Bell meeting in that city, admins
tered the following rebukc to disunionists:
"Now, for what would you dissolve the
Union or sccclo, in the event of Lincon's
election ? For what would you give up this
glorious Union, with all its concentrated
holy, aud refreshing memories For what
would you break the bonds that have SO long
united lis as a happy peoplel For what
would You blast the hopes of these people
when the whole world looks to us as mod
cl Government to work cut the problem of
the feasibility of tie project of self-govcrn-
ment-thc last experiment that will he made
for ages For what would you bring about
either revolution; or imminent revolution,
involving the most shocking horrors, which
| vii, not specify, because it might be in bad
taste. If this Union be dissolved from this,
or any other cause, what section will suffer
most The South, undoubtedly. Who will
protect the slaves then. You will have no
Federal Constitution to do it. Kentucky
will be expected, suppose TO take prom-
nent part in this tragedy. 1t was once the
the dark and bloody ground, and they will
want to make it so again. From Mason
county, Kentucky, in the last five years
more slaves have been abducted than from all
the Southern States combined. Still Ken
lucky. with all her loss, stands for the Un-
ion; and the South, that has lost nothing, is
for disauion."
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Old Morehouse Bitters.

Recommended by the first physicians ms tho
best remedy know for Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Debility, and all Nervous Diseases. Asa bev-
erage, it is pure, wholesome, and delicious to
the foS:. Sold by all Druggists
WIN. b MOREHOUSE Il CO., Prop'rs,
80 Exchange Place.
Jersey City, N. j.
P.S.-The subscribers wish to engage a few
active mem Local and Travelling Agents for
their house. to whom liberal inducements will
be offered. For particulars, address as above.
Nov /, 1660-3m.
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Germs Of toe Gioi(ian C Ge(e0rap6.

rWO DOLLARS per annuin, strictly in ad-
yance-$2.5O if not so paid, and $500 If not
paid within the year.
Those who expect to receive the CIVILIAN
rELEsRApH for $500 must pay invariably in
,dvance.
UTBear in mind that no paper VIII be dis
'ontinued until all arrearages are paId.
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Butter! Butter!!

DOLL and KEG BUTTER, of excellent quail
IL ity regularly received every week. We
have also made arrangements for furnishing
Prime Glade Butter in kegs for winter use, Per-
sons desiring to secure first rate article can do
SO by making engagements with us during the
month of October. -.e n
Sept. 90. o. G. CLARKE 4 co
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1'nftital.
Lines on the Death OF q dear little
Boy.

A mound is in the grave yard,
A short and narrow bed;
No grass is growing on 1t,
And no marble at its head.
Ye may so and weep beside it;
Ye may kneel and kiss the sod;
But yell find no balm for sorrow
In the cold and silent clod.
There is anguish in the household;
1t is desolate and lone;
For fOndly cherished nursing
From the parent stem hath flown.
A little form Is missing;
A heart hath ceased to beat
And the chain Of love lies shattered
At the desolator's feet.
Remove the empty cradle;
His clothing put away,
And all lis little playthings
With your choicest treasures lay.
Strive not to check the tear drops
That fall kc.summer rain,
For the sun of hope shines through them
We shall see his face again.
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Thrilling Tales and Novelties
Fashions Ahead of all Others
TRY 1T FOR ONE YEAR!
Terms---Always in Advance:

One Copy, One Year So 90
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Sixteen Copies, for one Year 20 90
Premiums for Getting up Clubs.
Three, Five, Eight, or Sixteen copies make n
club, To every person getting upa club, the
Proprietor will send magnificent mezzotint,
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the subject 'Bunyan's Wife lnterceding for his
Release from Prison Address, postpaid
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SOC Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
GS- Spe ecimens sent gratis.
Nny Ii lSGn-2t.
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Oh! Ask me not TO sing, Mother.

Oh! ASK me not 10 sing, Mother.
Oh ask me not to sing, mothcrj
IIark | how the wind doth blow
There's danger out upon the deep.
The wild waves madly flow.
Oh that he had remained at home,
And spent the hours with me;
cannot sing tonight, mother,
While he is out at sea.
All day I've heard tine troubled waves,
With deep and angry moan;
Now Death rides out upon the storm,
To make the surge his throne.
Hark It's the signal gun that sounds
Far out upon the wave;
Full many a gallant heart ere morn,
Will'iind a watery grave.
Then ask me not to sing, mother;
To try would be in vain
Each hour my heart more sad becomes
My thoughts more full Of pain.
Oh i that he were but by our side,
From fear and danger free!
cannot sing tonight, mother,
While he is out at sea.
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Rates of Advertising.

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Proceedings of meetings not of general
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insertion.
Yearly advertise must confne theiradver-
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patent MEpIcISEs, one halfiu advance and
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to in all cases, and no advertisement from n
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
by the cash.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern, that the undersigned Will make
application at the next meeting Of the County
Commissioners to locate n road beginning at
the head of Murleys Branch, and leading from
williams road to Geo. Robinetts, across Mar
tins Mountain to Moses G. Rohinett's, running
into the county road at that point.
WM. ROBINFTT,
GEO, RoBINETT,
F.A. JAMISON,
Nov I5--1fns AMOS WILSON.
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MEXICAN WATCHES for sale at Factory
APricesat GNovS. ST. LITTLE'S.
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Nov 15--lm*
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nliatellantaua.

The way they do things in South
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

ABLE TO TAKE CARE or HIMSELF. NJ After N !
line steamer Pacific had left Evansville, Ind a few
miles, the other day, the ringing of her bell and
eiie sudden lowering Of her yawl attracted the at.
'eh1lon OF spectators on the wharf, who soon per-
ceiYed mat man had fallen overheard. IT was
some nme before the yawl was got ready, during
Which the man rapidly foated down the river.
thongh manlully exertng his powers of swimming
q stem the current. A skf started out from the
shore toward him and reached him a short time
before the yawl; but although he had been for
twenty minutes bufeting the current of the Ohio.
he refused to get into it, but waited until the yawl
came up, when, getting in, he Immediately manned
an oar and commenced rowing Such an exhibi.
ton OF nerve and pluck is quite refreshing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

HE sIMPLoN TO BE TuNNELLED.--Ws read in the
New Italy, French journal published at Milan,
the following notice of grand enterprise The
age is one of gigantic undertakings The suez
canal will be completed; the tunneling of Mount
GEMS is already done that of the Simpon is about
70 be accomplished by the Railroad Company Of
Italy Geneva will be the head of the line and its
point Of connection with the French roads. Thence
II wall go to Thonon, follow entirely the shore of
Lake Aeman, next that of the Rhone, in the yalas.
as iar as Brigg, passing by Martigny and Sion,
After leaving Rrigg it will incline to the south and
pass under the simplon; when having reached
Italian soil it will skirt Assola the Lago Maggiore
and finally gain Aroma,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

. ENCOURAGEMENT no INpusrRY.-The treaty with
France, which allows French watches to be intro
duced in competition with the English, has had an
immediate good effect The Leeds Mercury in
forms its readers that the Clerkenwell watch
makers, alarmed at this have set their wits at
work to produce serviceable watches at q lower
price. One method says the journal. "is the
adoption Of what is called the going barrel move.
ment, by which the works Of watch are much
simpliied, and are less likely to get out of order.
as well as to cost less. This very improvement
has been pressed upon the London makers at va.
rions times for nearly twenty years past by the
country trade, who are principally supplied from
London; but the obstinacy and prejudice of the
former have stood in the way. Free competition
il seems, is bringing them to their senses. j,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
coMMERc1AL CORRESPONDENTS.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent

H.v.s. .r,ne * 1seo
My.. Eiitor-S Since NV aav;cas ~ tbe llth ;nst
per Granada. until vesterdav tbe f,laved Sugar
market has been ratbey Am Holders however
continued firm at nv last quotations. upou the
basis of from 81 to 81 reals per arrobe for D. s.
| No. II, ana Yesterday rather more activity was
| manifested. The demand, however. has been en-.
tirely confined to the lower numbers up to No. IL,
above which there does not appear to exist the
slightest demand.
| The stock here and at Matanzas ia estimated Mt
abont ssf nm hoxas against about aoo am ~ th;s
| time last year.
MISUNDERSTANDING in rood demand and are
( becoming difficult to meet with the ruling rates
being from IA to 81 reals Der arrobe according To
quality.
MoLAssEs.-There has been yery little doing in
this sweet since my last adyices, and some few
dealers have realized their stocks of elave at "a
reals per keg Of 81 gallons. yery little more
frmness and this decline would not have needs
been submitted to--indeed it was by no means
general, and scarcely feel justified in reducing
nv anotat;ons 1vh;cb .harof,ra 7 laa,,o .,.ono. Z
say reals for clayed and i reaIs Far Mnscovado !.
indeed the latter are becoming 80 scarce az 10 ba
worth full a quarter real beyond that quotation
per keg Of 81 gallons.
LARD-The sales have been reo,lar =. ~ ono !,
tty since nv last advoes tbe rnl;por rates ha;n,
from SIT rs to s1s as for tierees and bbls ana
SIS to SIS as for kegs per mintal Tba stocr =
about 1900 bbls. and tierces and 9ooo keoa
BurrER-There il still a large stocl Tnserior and
Common ON hand for which there i. MT DO.
mand. ii bbls ~ Habana fron, Nan- f,rlsans
sold 10Th inst. at s9s and oo hhls cosbar lsa,act3
ex Quaker Cty. from New York ~ so ner o,,;n.aI
CHEESE of every dasernt;on ;s so.roa ra i, and :,
rood demand : - - ''AAs1 =
HAMs-There have been very LARGE arr;vals
within a week chiefly of moor and irfar;or croft
ties; Ii bbls, salt and 2s do. ex Habana sold I1tb
inst. al ak and 95 hhla ax Tacoo fro,,, Na,, ".
leans fvelloyv haas, real;zad &c "a GINA, -.
dav. ex Habana reay;zed tba same rato
BeEF-In bbls. there is SCARCELY anv dora.n "a q.
At this season Of the vear
poRK--Tn bhls ID varv s...oa ~. a. ,.,
for It 4 also vary sl;o.t a. ts ,s;s
CrE.R poRKTs scarce o,,a I; p.a asa s..e ea.
boxas ;,fer;o- 49,, st,ro IN Z
onintal So 80 - - pei
sCAsprrs- ood comnos;,;o,, o,a s.oa.
mantine Candles i nansr boZas ara 80, 1aoa
brisk demand. At from sas i "a a. on;ntaI -
cord;no tn cna,;t, ra,,ox, c.,ila. a..s,,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

REPoRrEn AssAssTNArIoN or THE Tyooos. n n
wlll be remembered that the advces which reuort.
ed go assassination of the Japanese Emperor were
% the 18th Of March. The New York Times states
mat letter has been received in that city from an
american at KanagaWa dated March 22d, in which
re writer sss be breakfasted the day before with
W Hnsend Harris, the American Minister.
everything was quiet. and the uneasiness caused
H5 she murder Of the Dutch captains had subsidized.
Ie leter makes no alnsion to the ASSASSINATION Of
The Tycoon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR REMOVED FOR EXCEED.
ING HIS CoMMTssIoN.-A conductor ON one of the
railroads terminating in Wheeling, Va, was dis.
missed from the road few days ago for having
oompiimented lady on his train for the Cinderella
nke smallness OF foot which she exposed beyond
me folds Of her crinoline. The company held that
Il the lady had a pretty foot she was probably
aware Of it; II not, it was no part of the condue
tors duty to inform her of the fact,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
WitCOG q Gibbs
s E w I N 6 Max CHINE

> q W I N G NJ A g II / N n
The poinss Of superiority Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use are
accuracy and power being capable Of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute and PER.
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH
II will not drop Stitches noeess In Its operatiop
Its wonderful simplicity making easy TO learn To onerat
No mistake possibly be made setting the n.ede
II viii hem perfectly of required zize from the
hem to that Of yard in width also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines
Last but not least the price thirty dolas) logar than
other reliable Machine In the market and b,,,g
within the reach Of all.
will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
ae privilege Of returning the Machine IT. after trial. ii docs po,
prove to be all We recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
me 1peoeu IS Camp s,rees.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

States; for il IS undeniakle that Greeleyia paper,
by disseminating the idea that Seward was unavail
able, defeated his nomination. II must have been
o grand revenge to tho philosopher, after he be-
came pecunarily independent, to write that letter
in 1854, and to follow It up by blocking Stewards
Presidential aspirations in 1860. Ambitious poll.
ticians may learn from this circumstance two les.
sons: The first il, that they must stand BY their
friends; the second Is. not to despise or underrate
the power and influence of a leading political
neYspaper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
Fresh Goods: Fresh Goods.
Diseases of the Throat and L,s,os

Diseases of the Throat assd Ets,,os,
DIR. 9. PRESTON Ora ME
Would respectfully that his location Ia st, tha
same-old No. 146, new No. 1876 ST. JOSEPH STREET be
tween Camp and ST. Charles, where he will continue tn
treat dseases Of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his ma.
cnliar and successful method of
INHALATION OF MEDlGATED YApORS.
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL. REMEDIES DR.. q
will also continue to administer the
ElECTR0LYSES OR ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
which have already proved SO wonderfully efcaeIous
RHEUMATISM,
doUT, LUMHAGo,
INTERMITTENT,
sCRoFULA
And all ensneous affections and In all diseases from I'm
pnres OF the blood produced presence Of minerals
he system The Dr. will give attention to diseases
the Eye and Ear.
oiiiee hours from 8 A, NJ till 9PM
Patients abroad desous consulting Dr. O. by letter ,,
A1-ess - rnS y. w dis 2ptf FrMD&We
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
Udoipho W.0fse's
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs,
supERLATIyE
Tonic Diuretic, Antt-Dyspsptic
IN FIG0RA TING co RD1Az
To the TRAVELLING 60,

To the Travelling Community.
WoLFEs celebrated AROMATIC soHIEDAM scuNApps
should be In the hands of every traveller No family sbo,
he city or be without supply dnng the warm weather
ccrrects The Ill effects Of change Of weather and
beverage It Is the purest liquor made in the world
Pnt up in pint and quart bottles Sold by ali DneVas
GERS and Fruit Stores. ' 80
Udolpho WoIfe,s Pure Cornae Br.,av
In boes imported md bottled by himself Warranted nnrs
ana me best quality with his certificate on each bottle
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure Old Port Wine.
imported by hseif in of dozen each with bs ar
tidcate Of Its purity each bottle.
Udolpho WoIfs's Pure Madeira yytn.
IN cases oil one dozen each with his certificate on the bottles
guaranteeing its purity. S''s''
udoipho WOlfe's Pure sherry wine
imported by himself Warranted pure with his certificate m
the bottle and stamp the cork
udoipho WOlfe's Genuine schie.,nm
AROMATIC SCHNAPPs
Pints and quarts The best Gin made in the world
sold under the name of schnapps not put up by him "a an m
position on the purchasers.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer, No. % Beaver street New yo,t
For sale by the following firms in New Orleans
Il I s. aAfE akfEfF aeo ! Co.
faT5E,1 faa il i; bEf4fkH5sss i haaSSss, i o.
y y, aSiSka 4 yiSkETa EaTAatalt Co,
GOODRICH CO. 80
BUNNEIII & BAIIIEFF
q. THEURER, s..5. -=
SCHMIDT & ZkIGLER
Fl. BLOCK & CO. -
>-F BISCOE 6SfMMS -
ARTHUR L CO.
GEO. +. WITTE CO. 4@
w. Il ALLEN Il CO.,
p. DWYER, ....-.. o-,.., D.
CONVERSE 4 co
- -.a .M.. KARSTENDIEK Il Co
N.- q. r. RAILEY
I'd. 4. w, GOELER
THOMPSON & BARNES
JOHN T. MOORE 4 co
HOLMES SPENCER
W L. LANIER Il Co
JAMES SYME z55-s5 r.
q. N MORRISON L CO,
.5..'., f. GONERY, .s..
PAYNE 4 KEMP
COOPER 4 NEIBERT iela acsm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
To the Public.

The subscriber now prepared furnish GAS WORKS of
all sizes for cities factories hotels sugar houses or delnp
under the patent granted Prof ROBERT GRANT dated
January n, 1857.
These Works arranged to make from Coal ResIn
Resin o or Cotton Seed very simple construction
perfectly safe and yield larger qnanity gas from given
amount Of material than any other known process
beg to refer to the following certificate Mesrs O. r. Hall
oo 81 Louis Hotel where large coal works seem and
sa'i apparatus can be operation Novelty Iron
works Agency, No Canal street. New Orleans:
ST, Louis HoTgI New Orleans May o. 1860
F. W. @. Cook, ESD: 49, - 'S'9'
Dear SrI is than three months since the as
Works known Robert Grants Patent and nut nm m Won in
this Hotel have been operation it affords s
he aoe 70 state that we satisfied with them every parc.
lar and will take this occasion state further that for the last
SIX days m connection with the city having been cut o
we have burned of lights per night md
portion Of those until morning. the supply Of gas for which
has been made from five hundred pounds OF coal each
lor honSs Inc works simple and easily managed and in
utility and economy excel the representations made in y.ur
contract Two all that required in any season OF
the year for the keeping Of the in order and the
faeture Of gas.
Very respectfully yours
=Az o. E. HALL h co.
Fer the sale Of the above Works for the exclusive rights
for cities, counties or States, apply to
F. W. G. COOK,
(AGEST FOR ROBERT GRANT,
No. Canal street.
New Orleans.
Fireec0s.lss.
we offer for sale at low rates. fresh large stock
Of FIREWORKS. consisting In part Of
SKY ROCKETS, =#".z-..5- i
WHEELS,
ROMAN CANDLES,
FIRE CRACKERS, etc.
F. & L. PIFFET,
jel2 2p2tswiy4 No 133 Cana, street
Ef'esh Goods! Fresh Goods!
just received from Paris, beautiful assortment Of
BONNET AND BELT RIBBONS @
MOROCCO BELTS for Ladies';
BELT BUCKLES NETS for the Hair
cRAyATs. suSPENDRRs, etc etc,
LION & ANDREE,
81 and 56 Royal street,
lelI spu