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THE DAILY sun, SO A YEAR.

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, 1875-03-31
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Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers Mechanics. Merchants, Pro-
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ner of Honest Folks. and the Wives, Sons, and
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
Parnllec a. Co.

We call the attention of merchants Of
Upper Fast Tennessee to the advertise
ment of this excellent firm, which appears
in to,day's paper. Thew have perhaps
the largest stock OF goods in their line to
be found in sny house in the Southern
States, and as their prices are fully as
low as any Eastern house their gales are
immense. We hope that they will re-
ceivc the patronage Of all East Tonnes
seeans, as We know that they are clever
gentlemen and will sell goods us low as
they can he bought in any market. Z0n0
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
Crowded Out.

Old John Robinson has crowded out
a great number Of articles that were
intended Tor this ISSUE Among Others
is the report Of the Committee appoint
ed by the County Court to : settle with
Revenue officers We can only give
a short synopsis ofthe report this week,
but will publish it in full in our next
issue. The Revenue matter is some
thing ttstithe people iofIW Washington
county are all interested in, and it is
due, to them that the result of investi,
cation be published in full.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
common Sense vs.. Prejudice.

BY r. V!'PIERcE, NJ. D., Of the
10 Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, M Y,
.'o Author of The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" etc, etc. ma'
I am aware that there is a popular, and
not altogether unfounded. prejudice
against "patent medicines owing TO the
small amount ofmerit which manyof them
posses. The app.llatiOu "Patent Medi-
cine" does not apply to my remedies
as no patent has ever been asked for CT
,btained upoo them, nor have they been
urged upon the public as "curs-alls.''
Tley arc simply some fhvOrite presefip-
tons, which, IN a very extensive practice
have proved their superior remedial vir'
tues in the cure Of the disease for which
they are recommended. Every practi'
cling physician has his f%avOrite remedie;
which he ~oCtencst recommends or uses
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
Conference Items.

The Annual Conference OF the NJ. Z.
Church closed an interesting and harmo-
NOUS session Of six days on Monday even>
ing. Bishop Bowman g presided. The
new church was dedicated by the Bishop
on Sunday. 1t is one of the most at
tracivet tlehorehes in oEast Tennessee.
Greeneville is proud Of it.
On the third day of the Conference
Rev. W. G. Graves and Rev. John j.
Marker we're elected delegates to GeL-
eral Conference. Rev. j. A. Hyden
and Rev. j. F. Spence were elected
reserves. & Isdiom 30 )y1na'u sJ
I The Laymen's Conference met on Fri
day in the, Cumberland Presbyterian
church. II. Presncll Of Jonesboro' was
made Chairman and Hon. WIN. Rule Of
Knoxville Secretary. j. j.. Ryott aud
C. s. Long . Assistant Secretaries. A
two DAYS session was held. The financial,
educational, aud general interests of the
church were, fully discussed. II
Pfesuelfo and Hon. VIM. Rule wcre
elected iayadelegates to- !he General Con
ference. j. W. lRamseys Etq, and l'rof
W. Il. f.. MillborH-ressryes.
Theifegovipg re the appointments fO'
Greeneville District.
,Greeneyille District j. A. Ruble
r. E. l '''
Greeneville. JUS. Petty. aoi'a9fall
tss Gseeneville Circuit, NJ. Seaton. lsm
Rheatown, j. r, Hughes and 4. J
Bruber. b, .i.s, sI, "a .r
Fall Branch, ". G. Hilton.
Jouesboro' aud johnson City, j.. X
T
Shnits.
J~onesborro' Circuit. i. Bcgart. "
carter Staten, W. eLuens.l.i .hasi
E~lizabethton,x DAP. Miiburn. . "a
TaylOrsyille, I, IL Hodge. atm
Kingsport, Henipger.
N. G. Taylor, Conference Sunda,
SskaOf Agent ADD Member of Elizabeth
ton Quarterly Conference.
al. nj. Park, trabsfenel 20 Csltorni
Conference.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

Tie directors will be held personally
re .pousibIe if the public funds be paid
to teachers who have not complied with
the following sections OF the school law.
u! .ni Ih SCHOOL TEACHERS. fiiluw
SEC. &c. BeH further eaaeted, That
no teacher of Public Schools shall be EN-
ployed, or receive any pay from the pub
lie funds, unless lie ~ she have a ceitii>
cateaof qualification, given to him or her
by the County Superintendent for, the
equity within which be or she is %enploy>
ed. No such payment snail be allowed,
ii made, and any officer who shall make
or sanction IT., shall also be subjectrto a
penalty of not le.sqthan five or more
than ilty dollars; and. for ike sci vices
Of male aud fsnale teachers, like salaries
shall be paid.
SEC. u. Be il further enacted, That
every teacher in u public school shall
keep a daily register of facts pertaining
10 bis or her school, in such form as the
school regulations shall require, and shall
be responsible for the sale keeping and
delivery of the same to the clerk Of the
School district, at the close Of the school
term. prof ths period of his or her Servi>
ces. WHICHEVER shall first happen. .a.I
SEC. 2S. Be il further enacted, That
written cNltracts shall be made with all
public sch6Sl teuchers, at fixed rates per
mouth. before they enter upon their au>
ties inal5iorm to be prescribed by the
school regulation, such contracts shall be
signed il duplicate. each party holding
d CODY,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
OBITUARY.

On list Tuesday morning, JAMES
CAMPBELL, aged Sc years and seven
months departed this life, Mr. CAMP.
BELL was born at Leesburg, Washington
county Tennessee, on the 18th day of
March 1854. aHa haS rssided 1u tie
county ever Since. I'D was wei aud
favoraOI! kpown lie citizens q tie
county. lie was one Of those noble men
whom vi delightful honorrtfoussty
and uprightne's in all his dealings with
his feIlow.men characterized his whole
life aud mude lin an honest man, tn e
noblest Eort Of Coo. CTSf
FcrNseveral yerrs be had been sorely
Observation-Disclosures sm,- md -imcunscr
aaepcs 81 wiasb, unable t9svslk, Pa
ring the long years Of sickness, he was
cheerful end happy, ever looking upon the
sunny side of if,. He took great delight
in conyersiug with his friends on such
topics as interested him in early life,p 4,
Mr.. CAMPBELL was one of the. NEST
induStriousfa farmers in the Goupty,pnd by
energy an economy, made a comfortable
support for lirssolf and family. A
more kind and affsctionate parent ooalds
not be found, Ills Ipeighbors and &C,
.quaintances esteemed him highly for his.
many noble qualities. ssss 7ags s~pod :
He leaves a large number of relatives
to mourn his loss. His name will ever
be dear y his grateful children who are
scattered far and VIDE Ia g d1rpd'
His r:mains were Inferred in the old
Quaker church-yara, FIVE miles west of
this place, by the side Of his vile who
died some t~wenty>four years ago.. What
is grander than a noble life !ah rgY"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

IGENML
because he has the greateYt con6deuc,
in their virtues. The patient does moi
know their composition, Even lrescr
tons ave usually written ~ sxgIaBguage
u%ninten igibIc to any but The druggist
AS mud secrecy Is employed IS in The
preparation pt prop letury medicines
DJeS The fact THAT an article il prepared
b. p5ocess known NY to the nenuf>c.
tufcr fender that -fSss valuaBte2 How
inany physicians know the elementry
comgYsltlop Of The remedies which they
empty! Some d which have bever been
aLuiized? Few practitioners know how
Morphalh Qaibp9H dop4y hln, Lspt4h.
dru. PepSm, Or ChlofOfJrn, are made, 81
now uausrou sfurmer mt
pahtabls elixirsj yet DIZZY 90 NOS hesitate
to employ them. Is it not Inconsistent
to use a prescription, the composition Of
which % unknown toHus, and discard an
other preparation simply beoai,se, it is
accompanied BY, q Irlntei statement o.
as properties win directions for its
use? w
''' S"me persons, while admitting that my
medicines are good pharmaceutical cum-
pounds, object to them on the ground
that they are too often used with qinsul>
tclent judgment | prOpo,e, to obviate
this dlihculty by e%nlightning the people
uas to the structure aud f1hctiobns OF their
bodies, the causes, character, and symp.
toms, OF disease, and by indicating the
proper and jjudleHlous employment Of my
medicines, together with such anxlliar,
treatment as-may be necessary Such Is
ole ofthe assigns of the Peoples Medi>
calAlyiser, iorty thousand copies. Of
which have already been published, and
are sold at the exceedingly low price of
Sl,oO. aud sent (pcst,paid) to any address
within the United States aud Canada.
IF yon would %patroniza medicines
scientifically prepared. use nv Family
Medicines. ss Golden Medically Discovery
IS tonlc, alternative, or blood clean sing
aud an ~unequaled cough remedy ;
Pleasant Purga.ive Pellets, s],lrrcely
larger than mustard seed, constitute an
agrceabieand reliable ipbysic; Favorite
Prescription, a remedy for debiiitated
iemalesi my Compound Exialact of
Smart Weed, a magical remedy for pain
bowel complaints, and an unequaled
ILiniment for bollf humat and hotss,fesh
while DIR. Sags's Catarrh Remedy is
known the world over as the greatest
specific for CaIarrh and Gold ~ the
Head" ever given to the public.
These Standard remedies have been be.
fore the public for many years-a period
long enough tofully test their merits, aud
the best argument that can be. advanced
in their favor is the fact that their sale
was never so great as during the past six
months. ''' .'''.'i 7. .''.R i1f
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
synopsis Of Investigating Gem
mittee.

'' T. II. Reeves, S. H. Miller, J. A.
Shepherd and Jas. G. lDeaderick, com
mittes appointed by the County Courtto
tettle with Revenue Officers, find the fol-
lowing amounts collected by them, and
for which they have no vouche rs or re-
ceipts, and for which they and their Sc
curieties are liable. LiN 30 -I." .l'i'Jia
L. A. Branscom, Rev. Col. .l $7900.2l
Il. S. Cox, back 323,60
Joe Mahoney, dept'y, Rev, Col. l42,l4
r. A. Middleton $500
r. NJ. Young tbased on rumor) pow '
Deputy Revenue Collector 100000
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
The conflict Of Science with the Chris.

The conflict of Science with the Chris.
tian Religion as at present waged is a
vitat question Of the day. The new
work on that subject by one so able as
PROF. MORRIS, advertised in another
column, will add new interest and give
new light upon a subject in which every
one rs interested. The work is publish
ed by j. G. McCurry& Co., Cincinnati
Chicago and ST. Louis, and Agents are
wanted 70 sell it, nj .aLi.a1 DIV .L-ln I
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
Orth0d OK.

""J T'NSm . 't'auSo thio w SlNo
a show, but somehow it strikes us as be-
ing emineptly fitting when applied to
Old John Robins3n's Great Worlds
Exposition. 1t is thoroughly orth odox
in that it presents the time bonored
features of a monster ~msnagerie, an i'm,
inense aquarium and an unrivaled and
model 'eirsus-the ever popular favorites
of The great masses Of the pcopler-and
Shuns the fimsy, sensational glittern and
cheap elap-trap SO much INDUCED in by
inferior shows, II whose attractions exist
only in the shallow bombast Of their
advertisements. 1t is orthodox 10 giy ing
the people far more than their moneys
worth in substantial and valuable 1in>
formation in addition TO an oyeraowing
measure Of the most, enjoyable amuse>
ment. But While it is orthodox it is
not conservative nor old fogyishsa On
the contrary, no pains, labor nor expense
is spared in procuring every possible
attraction for its several departments
The arid plains and infested jungles OF
far,of Asia and -lfrica, the length and
breadth of eontinents.S iNr ysIi ladi
a- "From Greenland's icy mountains
10 lndia's coral strand" f79l
have been secured to procure for IL the
most startling wonders and iarest novel.
ties that a prolific world can produce :
from the reccsses of the unexplored and
Vastly deep, from the dark, mysterious
caves and forbidden depths Of old ocean
have been dragged forth fierce and Gun
ming seasmonsters that fill the beholder
with an ALMOST speechless awe. Y We
could fill whole columns with descriptions
ofthe many features of this great Show
the result Of long and weary years Of
toll a9nd the outlay of many hundred
thousand dellarS-but space Yforbids.
Still We should not omit mention Of the
brilliant equestrian department of this
monster concern, where the same taste
energy, enterprise and lii erality are dis.
played as in otter departments of the
vast aggregation, I This portion of the
exhibition is headed by the incoGparable
Robert S~tickney, the champion equestrian
and double Somersault leaper of the
world, we'll named the apollo Belvidere"
Of the ring-being the handsOmest speci.
men Of model manhood in the profession
Among the ladies, Miss Emma Lake,'the
beautiful and dashiug horsewonan, heads
the list. In fact the entire arenie com,
pany is made up of stars who are without
rivals III their special acts. The per
formances are enliveped with the mint.
able wit and quaint human Of the unex'
celled jester, Mr. John Lowlow, who
keeps the vast audience in an uproai
Of hilarity all the time he is. in tic
ring. DAD. ''- t''t ~ p
This immense concern. pronounced b,
the leading papers Of the principal citie'
Of the Union to be the greatest, grand
est and best show on earth," will exhibi
in Jonesborough,' October 26th 1873 an(
no one within fifty miles around should
fail to witness it, for only once in a life
time docs such a big Show as this favo
us with its instructive and enjoyable
enxbibitiouusa .a81 5lild-1'slE-Al"
H.. .. a L.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
SKIN

ID Indicates a dslanigged . condition Z Of The
Liver. iPimpl0s on The face indicates
bad blood. aDr.F HartsodiA bilious
Discovery will correct and regulate both
liver and blood and restore the system to
it's natural vigor. 1t is worth trying, and
= trNl will convince. Remeinber aud.
cali Tor DR.. Harris Anti.bilous Discovery
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
.Ah -------~ @--------- Is.. .r.H-
Executors Administrators and
Guardians. '"'

Are hereby notified to make their Set
Elements pursuant to law. The clerkis
required to issue. Subpoena for hem to
appear At bis, Office and settle annually.
10 save cost to all parties he has a, optod
this plan of notice. Those who fail
to close up their accounts, will in due
time receive a summons freni the proper
officer. 10 ,-gliHh313 ID, ja Hp1Galrs 81
aid &c. ,a j. f.. GRISHhM. Clerk.
June, 9th 1875, J If.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
-rEACHER,s %REGIsTERs.

There must be agreater care exercised
by the teachers IN keeping their registers.
The, eesfks must be mere rexaetiag.
Some Of the teachers VINO taught last year
have not returned their registers to the
proper school officer. Tue district Clerks
are authorized not to pay tue teachers
until their registers have been properly
made out and returned.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

W. Z. S.3oArustrong has been n
ployed TO do the surveying necessary to
complete the re. distributing of the county
Mr.. Armstrong is q graduate of the East
Tennessee University aud we'll qualified
to do the work assigned him liz survey
ing the county. ''o ''-1s+
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
Millinery.

"a Mrs. +. A. Barrett is now receiving q
stock of Fall goods which she offers to, the
public at very low rates. Her ~assort-
Iment embraces the latest style Of Fall and
Winter Hats, Ladies Neck Scarfs, Flow
ers. Ladies Cuffs aud Collars. Also some
beautiful Scaris for Gentlemen. Ladies
and gentlemen in need of such articles
will do well by purchasing hem at her
- give her a
call apdaezamips the sYGhY A
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

100 Mr., Ben N, Wilson, Of Greeneyillc, we
understand, will be married tonight, to
a young lady who resides in South Caro-
lima, Strange that our JOineessbbOrO' bach~
elors will hold out 50 long when there
are plenty O youDg ladies who would be
willing to agree to help support them.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

- The Clerks in several districts have
been too careless in preparing their re-
ports. Some great mistakes have been
made. These mistakes mittats against
the districts. One district reports the
scholastic population forty les. than the
actual number, a., al 5s, 7a sia..u
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

Mr.. Charles +. Dosser, editor Of the.
Journal has been hunting for the Orient.
al Hut Of Humility at Knoxville this
week. but the members Of that society
are not as yet fully satisfied that ha is a
fit subject for il itiation. g, ,9.,i l1Ir .
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

1.-THE Commissioners appointed to re-
district the county will ucvnneuee work
again on the 25th Of October, Monday
They meet at S. IL MillerS ~ tue Gay
above mentioned.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

Mr. .aiJANEs CAMPBELL, father-ih-
law OF NJ. s. Mahoney, editor HERALD
AND TRIBUNE. died at the residence Of
Daniel Campbsll, in the--l7th District
OF this county October 9th, 1875.
See obituary id another column. q
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

% Parties attending a wedding at Dalton
Georgia, last Thursday we're poisoned by
some means which has not fully been
understood as yet. One person has died
and another Is dangerously H. .''.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

Miss Lou NJ. Butler has opened school
at Batler's Dist. No. 5. Ss is a gUod
teacher and will do good work. In the
primary classes she has had excellent sue
cess. MI. IN. b.rs rys-.f ,,I pf.fs
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

3 AN outsider would say that things are
a little mixed as respects the County
Court and some Of the county Official Z.
Let Justice be done all round.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07

, Dir. J,hn b. Cbase will teach Mt
Laurel Hill. Dist. No. 2. lie has made
reputation as a teacher. He will con-
duct a good school. Success to him.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-10-07
Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored!
Just published, a new edition OF DIR.
CulVcrWrIi;S Celebrated Essay on

Just published, a new edition Of DIR.
CnivcrWrIi's Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure (wlthout medicinc) Of
SPERMAToRRHHA or Senlinal weak.
mess, involuntary Seminal Losses, l1t-
POTENCY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, lmpeHfments to Marriage, etc.
Also, CONSUMPTION, atEPILEPSY, and
FITS, induced by Sclf-indulgence or SEX
nal extravaganza, &c.
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The celebrated author, in this .t1mi-
rableJE Essay, clearly demonstrates, tfem
Il thirty years successful practice. that
the alarming consequences of seli-abase
may be radically cured without the
dangerous Use OF internal medicine or the
application Of the Knife; pointing out a
lnotie ofclre at once simple. certain, and
eilcctual, by means of which every
Sufferer, no matter what his condition
ihay be,njay cure ilnseitc heaply private
ly, and radically.
H lsyr' This Lecture should be in hands
OF every youth and every man in the
land.
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to amy address, postpaid, ON receipt Of
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