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Excitement in Havana,

ClGAIiS al J. ". LANGLEYS 90. =, who are omen.
- ing large assortment, selected with great care
by one who knows
DELPIT'S FINE SNUFF.
Rose and Macaboy. J. W. LANGLEY & Co
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CRATES. GRATES..

CRATES. GRATES!.
EUSr EEcEfFI,-
d 10 ans rzriof CRATES with sumner part,
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TO d ono CRATES,
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$50 psr<es PttshaEx hollow sare, esaszss.ak
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
Is published weekly, price 10 cents and may be
derei from any bookseller or periodical dealer. IL
will be direct from the Office al publication
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agricultural and Seed Store.
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Nashville, Tenn.

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WE have opened a. exclusive Seed and Arrirui-
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PLeian's Improved Billiard Ta-
bies and Combination
Cushions.
w antcd.

4 YOUNG MAN wishes situation travelling
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In this HHd tic Adjoining states. The beet OF Icltr-
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Address q. 4. J., al tls onlce.
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How TO do Good and get paid for it,"

FINAKE Agency for our Publications. The terms
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WIS efficient Troupe give their Operas complete,
l. with the effect of appropriate Scenery and cor
rect costumes, and the only company travelling the
country with sufficient number for the correct rep
RESENT ton Of Evil Opera They VIII give
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aeu ADVERTISEMENTS.
s t A Il f Nj Il N L

Total amount Of Capital and
Surplus.
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Wrought LrOH Sores.

I'VE have assortment 81 these popular Stoves
w which uiil sell az tlfc best tc ms FOR CASH
or shrrt tune a. IsnnriuHl customers
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Let us hope that these divisions will be
healed, and the party united on one platform.
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=
ttfE VII pfN the Highest rffh prize for Ion good
w young Neg Nrn ana wotnen az No 10 Ccfa ar
street H. IA HANNKS 90.
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aoMIEs EoR zee. 8. Go

AaIERTOA445
u having 1ts q tas
and
wherein adat low prices, andcom
those the aqd Al
silently perecttng
tisF5 Ho4s thsn Se
Acres Of 18th some improved fatmsmatp
,souri y YIN its into
Toimmierants from the energetic Young
compacty settled States and sections, The hives
constant and reasoaa6e dead panic or peslsnee,
o hs ShS1nss
famEes OF bread while youamayS to.
We meaRto sSlI lands Is We'll IS
With those have sale part
Tsnasssss and
BILE inducements to Her climate Is temperate
and geni1-ths Psae Pear ths ass
than almost any States Its naTIgnbeyeTs and nnu
the State has sums
ssSs5tz
einnatl, Pittsburgh Wheeling, Louisville fertile,
inviting land or far cheaper this
gon No where else lands filled with accessit
bic Coal orion Ore covered with Timber and e
tanned cheahy asn Old to men Of con.
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
City than the cost improve
The TABLE LANDS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES some
81 slds for and
Soils adapted to Agricultural pursuits. It's unimproyed
Lands with Timber, present natural
his Groceries, Dry Goods, etc ct home, cheap
With perfect from one 70 three dollars
lands long and which keeps themin
bare fraction Of their intrinsic yaluetat of
snbssng fact whose existence character
1t has control But in to intending
longer hindrance to settlement your part That
~
OF families including farmers, mechanics mllers take
6Ie homes -i,bI1s thajs 1919
send two Of such lands as we are
scrutiny buy from five to twenty thousand body,
t6 5he point hey then let them
put these at auction to the highest bidder. hetera
be entitled to return or money Of the
ouSly contributed by him the company's funds and
Thus, the COMPANY viii form a sort Of spontaneous
townships with Its roads, bridges stores schools church,
snsha location may easily be madesuch In fact
into such one, Slavery whaVe neither
sire to The city the Quaker portion
exempfy the Law we here indioste Thus before steady
and cOpous influx of Pree-Labor immigration, Slavery,
and the settlers Win md their properly
quadrupled By: the single act of settlement: ~
Young Of Free statesl glorious career onens
mild and heaf climate, absolute immunity from even
the dread OF savage incurson depredaton ptaon
to all the grains and fruits OF the temperate zote
seasons This, day, than the arabic land in vir
gs by Of the
Use 5000 treatment will readily and oheapy restore
to no nober theatre for exerton prored any
Cs and see maps, descriptions surveys, write
TO us so9Fss and your in
Please address FRANCIS ". TRPPES. President or
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Emigrant Aid
je25-1y
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7ElgJMPHREYss


i5ErEGIE1GSEQMG80E AE9ICsRBMHDI
e. the head means for use
Dangerous and or
books
and Of simple the Yare
lot simple 81 ingreen
or they form at the ready
seeEss and are the comfort the
They possess these positive advantages which
before combined tenedies They
no Injury can arise from their They SIMPLE
fes sesss Fin
moments or They are
and mite cures atthe moment pound could mot
Afterwards hayerelfeyed. .1iet35 i3it 40
I y LIST OF SPECIFIC, REMEDIES.
.; FsSss Fever, Congestion and Innnm
No; e. Rof6. Ptis-FOr Worm Fever, Worm colieWes.
! Ne:s; BdSg,. Collie, Crying, Tssthins and
No. Rtqrrhgg Pi1s.-For Dlarrhea, Cholera 1nfan.
tug Ts and Sumner Syn oo4 TI3lst
No.s. Cholera cholera, oholsr. Morbus
No dough PtQ.por Coughs, Colds Hoarsenes., In
No 5: 7ootsae1s F1is-Toothashe, raceache and Neu-
No: 3. Headaehs pius.-FOr Headache, vertigo, uea.
Ne. 1e 1yspspsta fil.2For weak and Deranged sto.
No. F0, ;FsEsdts eggtartttes scansy, Painful
Ne u Flaais PtHs-For Leucorrhoes Proruse Menses,
No NoEls. osoSp Piao-Eor Group, Hoar:s Cough, Bad
No; IL SAY lRasuns PiRs-Eor Eryspsas, Eruptons
Pimples on the Face. -
No 1s: R5e,lnfqtte s.ePor Pain Lamenesg Sore
ness in the Chest Back, Loins, or Limbs ,ssst !
A-Rors Fever and; Ague, Chill Peyer, Dumb Ague, old
PRoF Piles, Blind bleeding, Internal External
o-For Soar, Weak, 1nnsmed Eyes and Eyelds, Fail
ing, Weak or Blurred Sight. = 80 - ~ u
b ,ORor Catarrh of long standing or recent either
obstruction or profuse discharge. III; al -.
w. O-Por Whooping. CouEh, abating Its violence and
shortening Its course. issii .t'a,st.5tzzs zEs g
In ACUTE DsEAsEs-such Fevers Iuhammations Diar-
rhoeqs, DSsentery Group Rheumatism. eruptiye
diseases Scarlet Fever meases Erysipelas-he
vantage of giving the proper remedies promptly obvious
aud in all such the specifics like charm The
entire disease Is often arrested once and in all cases the
violence the attack disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
have to be called he will take the decid
ed advantage from the previous treatment. .
CoUGHs and CoLDs which OF such frequent
and which often lay the foundation OF deceased lungs,
the Fever and Cough Pills. flifs3f 5sff 5f55 NJ
In CEoStc DlssAsBs such Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach,
Constipation, Liver plants Piles Female Debility and
irregularities, old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes 0atarr
Salt Rheum, eruptions has specifics
whose proper application will afford cure almost every
instance the Of single chronic dculty such
as Dyspepsia Piles oatarr Headache or Female Weak
ness has more than paid for the case ten times
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THE INT d d i N yER
Prom The sprinEfe ED, Mas Repub lisan:I -
THE WASTED QUIKER. 81,

22I4 EEf5 ~ ss e E. M
Love came one. night when the rey4l was wild
Allina grand saloon, : ~,
And trfpped about like a fairy lchildi So
Aud danced to a lively tune:
He came where q pair were playing at .Rounce,
And he shotiatthe lady fair, d
But his bow was snarled in the lady's founee,
So his arrow stuck in her hair. q
Then at one. as bright as topical dream,
All steepedsin languid tune,
Love this shaft with q silver CLEAN
Like dew beneath thesmoon,l
The arrow few in a music gush, e.
Was lostin. q silken rustle,
But all what a whispered, luttering rush.
When, Lit struck a-patent hustle za.5sI
Then he. pulled at a man with a foreign air., si
With Changing sword and a sash,
Assuming the roll of the edo and dare, s-
But acting that of the flash;
And he, the gallant and bold son of Mars
Would scorn Loves fimsy net,
So the arrow said from out the bars
Ofhis gaudy epaulette. -,N
And then on a dandy allipolish and smell,
The heir of his fathers house,
With puppy $ face and gooses swell,
With theitalent and tact ofa louise, $50
] am sorry to say love wasted adart,
The dandy thought it q jest,
But the shaftswas true and found his heart,
Whenitstruck in bis padded'yest.
And then for q passive creature,
Witha perfectly outlined bust,
With elegant classic features,
And faint sweet odor2 OF musk,
Love fitted his choicest arrow,
And tipped with glittcring stone,
Butt fell Ito the ground like a sparrow,
1t struck on a corset bone.
Then out he cried, your corset.ribs,
nj ont on 5VOOr skirts
Your faces are fair, but your lives are Abs,
You're a3tcrri6le army of firts.'
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GASES AND CURES.


young lady of &c had been troubled with for
render great necessary the
selection Of her food After eating, the became
acid, food rising in her mouth with water unpleaS-
ant heavy, oade sensation in her stomach continuing
for frequent headaches bowels constpated
depressed mental condition. See taking
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night, In less than
week almost symptom Of her disease had vanished,
and she felt like q new. being.
somewhat advanced in years strong robust
constitution had lately been good deal with indi-
geston, weak tongue, mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whirlinE
head, much torender his riding in carriage,
mounting anemnence quite dangerous After TRYING
several things Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia Pills,
which afforded prompt relief. pill night and
like charm, relieving al his vertigo and other
unpleasant symptoms. - 'zE
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THINGS NO NREMEMRER.

PLEASE RESiESfB ER.That these Specifics are entirely
harmless in all instances and In all Babies may
them, children NAV them the ageh, phrm invalid
MAJ them without danger, and with benefit.
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thousands OF the most gift
ed and intelligent minds In this country aud Europe
long since given their adherence Homoopathy and
employ exclusively In all of diseases for themselves
and families. g. itlaf .2t3tTg .ss5. 5fts $50.
PLEASE REAIEhIBE R-That only In long standing,
old complaints, but in recent and violent diseases
most character Homeopathy has proved It's
periority any other system In repeated trials
PLEASE RE&EaI BER.-That Homeopathy Is sustained,
notrom It's theories and DOCTRINES but from daily
hourly in curing the sick and arresng disease
PLEASE REAIEAIBERThat It Is the little ills lead
great ones little ailments that neglected
grave and serious diseaseg. NY 'etf5-I az Z
PLEASE REaIENBER.-That you may have it in. your
promptly pleasantly such complaints
the beginning and thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE tRRStEA BER-That this system you the
struggling forcing and deception to get other med
taken children, niuTious-ofen dangerous.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That the evil results Of such
struggles generally than I'LL tho good
may he done by tho medicines thus given. -
PLEASE sREAIEMBER.-That Humphreys system of Ho-
SPECIFICS divess the private practice Of the
tam Of allperplccy and itricdcy that every body
may them,
sPEEASE REMEMBER-Thatt the cure Of alslngie chronic
alimen such Piles Cararr. Headache Salt RhGum,
will more than ten times pay the cost OF a case.
sPIEASE RESIEadB ERThat dollars invested
in case OF Specific Remedies will return many times its
value to In freedom anxiety, preven
ton of disease, and absolute relief. - go
T'ACLNc ANTI rTTDES ISL 4 -aH9f
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Piles.

clergyman Baptist Church, known in Illinois
writing to SAYS; 81 have been for some time seriously
aseyere oneat time indeed hopeless; but have used
your medicine (Ple Spechcl, and cured. I have no
eblIgation.n
gentleman Of hftyyesrs, well fayorably known at
Oelhi Delaware county Newly had been marty the
piles for twenty years Sometimes from excessive hsmor
the grave For years dragged miserable exs.
tence confirmed invalid disqualified for any business
sn life almost burden It is needesst to add that had
tiled all remedies, from all sorts of doctors little
purpose He consulted two years age,
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
Prom this he began to improve: and has had
serfous turn p!eB. From the first month mp year
past had symptoms Of his old Complaint
but few doses Of the Pile PIs would dispense all and
than he has been entirely well of pea
Amore brilliant cure be in the annals of
medicine. -
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
IL freights intended for shipment the must
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
sepl0 General Manager.
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No family should be without invaluable
They are the only remedies perfectly adapted omesc
and private use With them the parent is armed and pre-
at the thEeshold at bay "a trlde Of elcIne
rst hours Of perfectly
that Whchb delay only be relieved By
Gus hours of suering,i at ALL With these at hand you
are not obliged to await the coming ofen Distant
aswe as expeneiye luxury doctor; drugged or
polsnned bstere bed may Yourself minister
the simple specific and restore the ruddy current Of life
again to health and There cannot only injury arise
many case from their use but the general influence upon
AGENTS WANTED. I
We desire active agent for the sale Of onr
remedies every town communit United States
Address, DR.. =. HUMPHREYS, q co.
66a Broadway, New York
7s.lssy =. HOOKING, Agent, whselt... ,.b44-1y.
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N-omoe at the Savings Bank of whesling.
s-Sasz7-s a. = ss5z=z- Bept1G-Sn
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAII

Y w 4tH14lI I4IJI I'D ID Is W M d
Look over the list, make up OF what kind you
chooses and enclose the amount In current stamps
by malt our address at 562 Broadway New York, and
the medicine will be duly returned by mail express,
Of charge If{5tf =;
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Pianos, MelOdeous and every kind OF musical Instru
ments tuned and repaired.
az All goOds warranted at this establishment. nov5
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1nconnection with the above keep every kind Of mr.
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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Cash GAPTFhTi. SSI.00D.l0l
ABSOLUTE AND 5UNIbiPAlRBD. ~
TETt SIIRPTIIIS OF 1870 1RI 10
UPWARDs OF $l2,OoO,ooo

An he prestlge q 40 years aueoess and espeE!eneo
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TICKETS may obtained at anysof the
important Rail Offices In the West; also, any
the regular Steamers the mississippi Chic
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD the Offices of the
Company Boston, New York, Baltimore Philadelphia
Fare ALWAYS as low as any Northern Route.
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BusSness attended to NTH DespdtcN and Ffaslity.
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Call and descriptions surveys, etc., orMrte
to us enclosng postage StapS OF course and your
qrITtes shall be answered as far as practicable.
JoIINC. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emierant Aid
and Homestead Company No. 14G Broadway, New York.
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AND TEE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The Greatest lities offered for the Protection
and SPECIFY 1Ennsportqtion Of Lice Stock,
And Coon with privileges persons
rinnlnn ranf !.
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Democratlc Convention.

According to previous announcement the De-
mOcracy of Giles county, assembled in large num-
bers at Pulaski, for the purpose Of nominating q
candidate for County Representative, and candi,
date for joint Representative for the counties Of
Lincoln Marshal and Gileo
On motion, Major THOMAS BUFoRD was appoint
ed 10 preside over the Convention, and MATTHIAS
ADAMS, and JOHN H. WoLDRIGE appointed secre-
| taries.
The President, in brief and appropriate remarks,
announced the object of the Convention.
| On motion, the list of delegates to former Con-
vention was called, and absentees from each civil
district supplied. The list being completed the
following delegates sWered to their Names to wit:
District No !. A. R. Garrison, t. D. Daily, R.
L. Holliway.
No. 2. George BrOWnlOw, james Atkins, w. S.
Ezell.
Nc. g. john Massey, William Massey, James Graves.
No. 4. Anderson Hogan, W. J. Hill, Elihu
Robertson.
No. 5. John W. Howard, Robert Williams, Eli
hu Mcdaniel
No. 6. CA. Reynolds, j. W. Marks, E. Pittard.
No. Z. Thomas Martin, Thomas NJ. Jones, John
II. Woldrige.
No. 8. NJ. H. Butler, Robert Dickson, Lewis
Brown.
No. 8. E. Benson, Larkin Garden J. NJ Bass
No. 10. C. B. Sutton, W. D. Orr, C. J. Orr.
No. II. Pleasant New, VIM. II. Oliver ]. NJ.
No. II. Albert BufOrd, Giles A Reynolds, ]. T.
Johnson.
No. 10. Daniel Digger, J. E. Alternately, B. F.
Abernathy.
No IA. DA Alexander, R. s. English, VIM Fay,
James Brownlow.
No Is. William c. Daugherty, Franklin L.
McLaurine, Marin Fay.
No 16. Robert Anderson, S. R. Orr, Merrill
Simmons.
No. II. Joseph Edmondson, s. B. Msrsh Mil
ton Mcclure.
No IS. J. c; Hamlet, N. D. Beauty, J. C..
Thomas, Albert Pillow.
No. 49, Joshua Morris, w. P wilkerson, DR..
James H. Campbell
No. 20. Jmaes Bass, Joseph Tucker, Robert
Williams.
It was resolved that the Committee of Delegates
retire for two hours, and return and report to the
Convention
The Committee, after retiring, returned and re-
ported, through their Chrirman, JAMES BaowSLow,
Esq, TO the Convention, the names of DR.. j. ].
beatty, as their choice for County Representative,
and DR.. THOMAS ]. KENNEDY for jOiut Represen-
taiVe for the counties of Marshal, Lincoln and
Giles. The report of the Committee was unsni
mously received by the Convention and the nomins-
tons were accepted. DR.. THOMAS ]. KENNEDY was
called for, and made his appearance upon the
stand, and, in q. few and appropriate remarks,
thanked the Convention for the nomination rendered
to him. Major THOMAS NJ. JONES, was then called
for, making short address, which listened TO
aud received much applause There being no fur
Their business the Convention adjourned sine die.
Thomas BUFORD, Chairman.
NATHA ADAMS, J. H. WoLDR1DGE, Secs.
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TENNESSEE CROP NEws-The Bristol News Of the
9Th SAYS: 1.-THE farmers of Carter county have for
the most part finished their wheat, and very well
satisfied with the crop, which has proved an average
one both in quantity and quality. We met on the
road, between Elzabethton and Carter Depot on
Monday last, q wagon load of new wheat, in sacks
marked HARRIS & MOORE, Richmond" which
was the first shipment of new wheat from Carter.
The yield Of oats throughout the county, we are as
uured will be large, and the corn is promising"
The Paris Sentiasl Of the 9Th says; 1.-THE wheat
crop in Henry county is OF sn average character.
Oats, in some portions Of the county, are a total
failure, while, in other places, it is fair little
rain just now would help the corn amazingly"
The Grand Junction QHid NERe of the 9th says
aFor now more than two weeks there has been lit
tie or no rain in this region and the Corn crop in
many neighbOrhoods begins to suffer considerable
in consequence. The absence Of rain, however,
has as yet had no bad effect on Cotton, which, but
for the extraordinary coOnsss Of the nights, would
be in more AOurishing condition thar was ever
witnessed before at this period of the season. As
it is, that crop promises finely here as noary eve
ryWhere else in the South, and planters begin 10
look forward to Q bountiful yield"