Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1869-09-30
NEW YORK SUM


o "A first-class Journal, independent. Int
not neutral IN politics, publishes three
saitions.Daily, Semi-Week1y, and Week
iy' al SO' 50 and S1ayear. ~ o
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i've of wide and rapidly IN
creasing circulation, is fresh. ninuant ana
free from improper ~personalitisi anj IT,
an the news from every Quarter &c -
globe. at TWO CENTS alcopy : nv IN. ~
oo centsia month, or s6 a year, s'l'"a
THE WEEKLY SUN, 81 YEAR.
Is prepared with special reference to the
wants OF Country Readers. l5 Ga. -
News of the week. from all parts Of the
globe, Is condensed for it by experienced
1 anu Sklllful editors. IA selection from fbe
most interesting editorial articles of the
DAILY sun will form one of its constant
leaiureS, Whiie the most instructive. and
entertaining miscellany will also occnnv
a large portion of its columns. It's Catfies
Produce, and General Market Reports will
be found all that can be desired. As a
General Family Newspaper, il will aim tU
be particularly acceptable. 1t will also
furnish accurate II fresh reports of all
matters of Importance to @
III M
This department. is under the supervis-
ion OF Dir. Andrew 81. Fuller, the well.
Known horticulturist, who not only writes
Oh tie SUBJECTS III question, but also at
tSnds inc meetings of the Farmers and
fruit-GroWers Clubs, and daguerreo-
types their proceedings for our coI,1mnS
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO
Last fall and this spring we sent ont To-
our subscribers many thousands of choice
and valuable plants as presents. There 10
scarcely a post Office from Maine to Cali,
fornia, to which some Que or more ofthese
plants have not gone, and thousands of
families this summer, have something
growing IN their gardens that they never
had BEFORE These plants will multiply
so rapidly that whole neighborhoods viii
soon be supplied from those which we
have disseminated. ggg.FlrFe.P rrrsrarE
We are Preparing to send subscribers
other Variable ruits and flowers in the
fall, and hope the demand will be suff-
cient to exhaust all of the two hundred
and fifty thousand now growing in MIR.
Fuller's garden, at Ridgewood.
Among the gifts for farmers we have
ONE HUNDRED AND fifty CHOICE VA
IETIE OF POTATOES.
Some OF these sold as high as ffty dot
lars per tuber the past spring. others at
two or three dollars Il pound, and the Ear
ly Rose at forty dollars per barrel. We
have also a large number of new sorts
that have not as yet received names, al
though they promise to be very fine. One
hundred of the best named varieties Will
be sent with 100 copies of the Weekly
Sun, for one year, for 800. In this man
nCi We DloDOcc >totk tnc country MuI
valuable plants and vines, without cost to
our customers. Moreover, they will be
enabled to save money by the operation,
because we prove all the plants before
sending them out, discarding the worth
less. If they are valuable with us, the
probability is that they will be worthy of
trial elsewhere. If they should not prove
so, by reason of peculiarities of soil or
climate, the subscriber has lost nothing
but his labor, while he has been saved
from the expenditure of many times the
price of his subscription in buying. more
largely from some nurserynan Whose in-
terest it may be to sell new things, with
sounding names, regardless of their real
value. 1ihus the rural subscribers of The
sun may set up and stock, i'm each neigh
bora0Od, an experimental garden, from
the products Of our nursery, and by prop
agating that which proves profitable, soon
furnish their own and all their neighbors'
farms and gardens with the good things
We send them. tStlag ftE .fe..E.
For the ladies we have now growing
$4,000 CHOICE LILIES AND G~LADIoLUsEs
As it is our wish thai there shall be no
cessation in the reception of subscribers
names, we make the following proposals to
those who will send in their subscriptions
before the first day of November next
The plants will be sent out in the order
that the names are received, commencing
as soon as the weather Will permit next
fall. ""a~
OUR PROPOSITION.
To every new subscriber or those who
will renew their subscriptions for next
year, at .fnH rates, viz: One dollar for the
Weekly, ortwo dollars for the SeIni-Week-
ly Sun, we will send any one of the fol-
lowing gifts, postage paid, to any part of
the United States: 1fH
In ordering the gifts it will be only ne
cessary to mention the number: f
NO. J.. Two Eilisdale Raspberry.
No. 2. Two Clarke Raspberry.
No. 3. Two Philadelphia Raspberry.
"a No. 4. Two BriDekle,s Orange Rasp-
No. ). Two Davison's Thornless Black
= Raspberry. a5
No. g. Two Seneca Black Raspberry.
No.. z. Two Mammoth Cluster Rasp-
berry. .-u
No. S. Two Monthly Black Raspberry
No. .. Two Summit yellow Raspberry
No. 10. One sable Queen Blackberry.
No. Il. Two Early Wilson Blackberry
No. II. Two Kittatinny Blackberry. ~
No. ID. 1--WE Cherry Currants.
mo. II. Two white Grape C%rirrants.
No. Ia. Two Concord Grape Vines. r.r
No. 16. Two Hartford Prolific Grape.
No. IL. One Delaware Grape Vine.
No. Is. One Iona Grape Vine.
No e One One Iiapsn L Lily; I E%6rn%
NJ ri. One Japan Lilly Bosenin. sdf 1Ts7
No. ~. One japan LILY, ALBUM. -- Eel co..
No. 2s. one Iibum Candidurn.
No. "A. One Choice, named variety OF Glad
see n the ne new e e@o1Ia.BaadedS Ifily from Japan,
To the above list VIII be added many choice va.
rieties oj potatoes, in ample time for sending out
ms SPECIAL PREMIUMS,
For ZOE full pa wing subscribers TO the Weekly,
or so for the SEMI eehy, with 800 cash, we viii
send 1s e g, s4S Setts E,s ps e M slaf M 2 n5fiifsss' ms
BY E spesia, aTrc an. WITH MI >. 7; CHS iSI.
A.sUPERB MELoDEoN,L
four octave, @ TO Il, in osewood case, iprice vs.,
for 100 new subscribers at 81 a year, or a larger
worth Sli2, for 200 new Subscribers with $500,
whether for house use, or for use in churches or
schools, are very desirable. BY alitts
in the course of a week or two of eanyassing In
their town or county, win one of these premium.
Remember, for these clubs we VIII SEND noto n.y
the instrument TO the getter-up, but the Pian'S
"a A PRIZE WORTH TRYING FOR
nv next. a. shown by our books, the largest Club
Of sa9se PRfSC fyTs { e@s5gs 500 g 5S oEda% SHs"
.sNo, 40. This is our latest style 1t has two
sets, Including Hantooy and snb-Bass IreinoI9
Attachment, one bank of keys, eleSaht Eni,1s mol
ished. Carved Ornaments and Brackrts ss%
Snch an Instrument would be q .ahaais y
II In erery case where full paying Clubs are got
~, Tor ~ ahoy.s ,pecial premiums. the plants are
sent also, If dssifsIfPfI E COPIES.
wa ss,d.omuIe copies of all the editions OF the
Nv y MI Md free, on application. Those receiy-
nun,pos' p,;ii otdige us BY showing them TO their
u Persons desiring to compete for any Of
~ ,hoye premiums Will be furnisbed with a ful
the apo on The same ,er1ns. we aim TO make the
III as well as the o-eapestp paper published, ana
,,,bereyer it goes | 7 IL received with favor, as
many thousands of readers RENTING subserp-
lions choerfully testify.
DISCOUNTS TO Clues WITHOUT PREMIUM.
Twenty copies of the Weekly sun VIII De nsnlI-
al TO one address for sl7; and Fifty COPIES LOT
80, Invariably in advance.
SEMI EEKLY Sun. sf
Is Of the SINE size and general character a. tns
Weekly, but has space for "a greater variety
miscellaneous reading, and furnishes the new ~