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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09
Meeting Of The Y. MI. q. A.

This Association met ON Tuesday night
at the Presbyterian Church, and though
the Indictment weather prevented q large
attendance, a good deal vf business was
attended to-. The action taken promises
to increase the efficiency Of the AssOcia-
tons wcrk. and also the Interest of the
Monthly meetings. Weekly meetings of
the Board Of Directors avery Tuesday
night, Immediately after the Young Mems
Prayer Meeting were provided for by
which it is hoped that most of the bust,
ness of the Association eau be transacted
outside of the Monthly meetings. AID
thus tls general interest in the latter be
greatly promoted. The Reading Room
subject was discussed in its various
bearings and MeGsrs. Jno. L. Wilds, and
S. II. Anderson were appointed q COM
mittee to canvass the town, and see how
much can be obtained toward carrying on
the Reading Room for the nest four
months, the subscription to be paid in
monthly instruments. This committee is
to report to the next meeting OF the
Board Of Directors on Tuesday night
next. We hope the c%itizcus Of the town
will show a proper appreciation OF this
enterprise for tue benefits Of all classes in
our town, by putting it on a firm financial
basis. The AN Iunt required will not be
large. Thirty cents a month from twenty
subscribers, we think will be Sufficient
A committee On programme for the next
meeting was appointed, and hereafter thu
meetings are to close promptly at eighl
o'clock, which will render them more pop
ular, Col. DUNCAN presided with eihc
ioucy. On the whole. the meeting seemed
to ~ipsugurate a new era in the life oil thu
Association. We wish it the most aban'
dant success.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Teihe Tax Payers Of washington
County.

| deem it but just and proper that
the tax payers of Washington County
should know the facts concerning tue
back taxes. In the first place I. II.
Reeves as Agen. of Joseph Hill, Chair
man, &C., published a notice to the
Tax Payers and Constables of Washing
ton County to not pay or collect the
taxes, and also notified Branscom, to
justify his bond. Had the, back taxes
due up to 1874 been collected and paid
on the years these amounts were due
anu had the officers been allowed to so
or ard mat the collections, | am Of
the opinion that with a fair and homes,
settlement with all parties Mr.. Branscom
would have been able to pay all just
demands against him.
Respectfully,
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OPINIONS.

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RoStOn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

NJ
oA'h'ngton Chapter No. 2l, at its
guar communication held Friday,
I"'nOer 3, 1875, elected the follow.
: 'il'er' for the ensuing year:
w. L. Blair, .jr,, II. p; Samuel
Tstnlelm' King A, R. Piper, Scribe
u" peyault c. II; A. G. Mason, 2
w. Meek, r. A. G; Ii. d. Hale.
y, 3D. Vail; Il, A. Shipley, NJ. End.
'%' MN ~. Fleming, NJ. list, Vail
D. Cox, Treasurer; John s.
|.' secretary Jas. NJ. Osborn
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Leading Fsreing authors

will be giving, together with an amount
unappraoched by any other periodical IN
the world, of the best literary and
scientific matter OF the day from the pens
OF the a~bo,c-uamed, and many other,
foremost living Essayists, Scientists,
Critics, DISCOVERIES and editors, repre-
senting every department Of knowledge
AMI Progress.
The importance of THE LIVING AGE
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THE ABLEST LIVING WRITER'S
in all braEciIes of Literature, Science,
AT, and Politics., is sufficiently indica-
ted by the following recent
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December Z, 1873.
A Rem npkabIe Prote SSionai Sue
crkS

tCSE
Among the notable professional men
of this country who have achieved extra
ordinary success is DR.. II. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, n. Y. The prominence which
he has attained has been reached through
strictly legimate means and, SO far there's
fore, he deserves the cnvisb.e reputation
which he enjoys. This large measure of
success is the result of a thorough aud
careful preparation for MS calling, and
extensive reading during a long and IN.
u%snelly large practice which have enabled
him to gain high commentator, even from
bis pro %esional brethren. DevotiDg his
attention to certain specialties Of the
science he has so carefully Investigated,
he has been rewarded in a remarkable
degree. Iu these specialties he has be-
come a recognised leader. Not a few
of the remedies prescribed by him have,
it is said, BEEN adopted aud prescribed by
physicians in their p~rivates practice. Ills
pamphlets aid larger works have
been received as useful contribu.
tons to medical knowledge. .Ho has
recently added another, and per
haps more important work, because o.
more general application, to the list O.
bis published writings. This book, en-
titled "The Peoples Common Sense Med
ical Adviser is designed to enter into
general circulation. DR.. Pierce has re-
ceived acknowledgements and b0nsrs from
many sources, and especially scientific
degrees from two of the first medical in
sttutions in the land Missouri Repub
Lcan Isl Louis.
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A suNNY>FACED little visitor, the
GOLDEN %lloURs, for DECEMBER, has
rached our office, aud We welcome it most
gladly. While many magazines have
suecumbed to bard tunes, GOLDEN
lloURs has thrived and steadily held its
own. 1t is the cheapest juvenile maya
Z ne in the United States aud the qua i.y
OF it's resdin, mat,er is not surpassed by
the higher.priced publications. A potic>
able feature in its contents is the strong
influence which the articles hear for al
that is good aud pure sud true. Such
a magazine i. needed in every household.
The department of 'O~ldom'' contains
puzzles, anecdotes, and scraps Of wisdom
for the children, and many interesting
little letters from the young folks. Price
Of magazine, postpaid, SLIGO per year.
~llIrCncox 4 WALDEN, Pul fishers.
Cincinnati, D.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

We attended Church at Johnson City
= Sunday aud had the pleasure of hear
"a excellent sermon By Rev. Mr.
|'SI'. lie had a crouded house and an
E'A'lve audience. The whole congrega'
r l'lned in the singing, and made the
!" Vocal music that we have heard f1r
(n' We also attended the NJ. +.
|'la'y School where We had the pleasure
bearing the children sing, and music say
'r nulc was charming. THIS school
"' very large attendance. The ,mem.
[''Ol the different churches at johnson
are kind, friendly and sociab!e, and
'Fld to each other all the favors posi-
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dec9wS.
The WINS KEY Ring.

The energetic Secretary Of the Tres>
sury is meeting with success in his efforts
to break up the Western whiskey ring,
and we hope he will not stop until he has
given bis Department a thorough cleans
ing. By the way. one of the very best
/. ings to clanse the y ten from all impu-
rites and put the Blood, Liver aud Kid
nsys into per rect working order IS rr.
Hart's Mtibili US Discovery,
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Club Prices for the best Home
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For st1,50 The LIVING AGE aud
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pleton's Journal wee~ly) will he sent for
q year both postpaid; for, or s9.O THE
WING AGE ard Scrihn.r's 81. NicJ,'
has AGG.CsS - Above,
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A gents WantedtOrthe
| W0MAN
IN
BATTLE

IL IL II 81
Fitted by G. J. WORTIllNGTON,
Late L. S. Navy.
MADAME VELASQUEH. disguised
I1 as a Confederate officer, participated
in a number of the hardest fought battles
in the late war, and greatly distinguished
herself by the extraordinary valor she
displayed. She also distins. uished herself
as a
Spy and Secret Service Agent.
and on numerous occasions ran through
the Federal lines and obtained inforna>
ton of vital Importance to the COnfeder.
ate commanders obtaining admission
behind the
Scenes at Washington,
she established confidential relations with
prominent Federal officials; was con,
cerned in the great
Bond Swindle,
by which the United States Treasury suf-
fered to the extent of millions Of dollars (;
was actively engaged in blockade running
aud encouraging
Substituting and Bounty Frauds
by which the work of recruiting the Fed
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even more interesting than those of the
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her Mining on the Pacific lope, her
Travels in Europe, South America, and
among the Mormons, Love, Courtship,
Marriage, Etc.
The above facts are substaintiated by
leading men both South and North who
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tense interest as the Woman in Battle has
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Agents wanted in every county in the
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your choice Of territory at cnce.
Address
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Cor. Pryor and Mitchell Streets,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
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aud V Items.

me river is a little flush TO day.
Wilds ducks are migrating in numcr-
Gus focks and ~alighting in its eddies.
They pass in this section almost UNI
noticed by the sportsmen, sometimes
however, they receive a discharge from
some old heavy loaded shot gun.
Some of our villagers are moving
and are talking of moving ever once
and awhile. They see no prospect OF
the Works being put in operation.
Consequently, will have to move to
where they a get labor and thereby
support their families. Some are talk.
ing strongly of going to Unicoi.
Old Messrs. Jas. Buckner and Frank
Pearson, who resided in the village,
died a Jews days since. Difference in
their deaths, four days. Old Mrs.
Buckner, the wife Of the deceased is
now very feeble, and her recovery is
thought to be very precarious.
The school in the village, under the
management Of Mr.. Jacob Perkins, is
in a prosperous condition. 1t approx
mates forty pupils. Success has at
tended it and is likely to continue.
REVIVAL OF RELIGION IN TIE BUM
PASS COVE.
The Bumpass Cove is a valley
Of about four miles in length, with q
bright clear ripling creek penetrating
its center. Along its banks are small
farms or bottoms that will produce
nearly any vegetable planted therein.
The inhabitants are Il healthy, robust
industrious and clever people. Their
educational advantages have been few,
but since the school Law has been in
effect, there has been a public school
nearly every Fall. Rev. D. White who
is now teaching school for them, made
an appointment for himself and Rev
Jas Humphreys about two weeks ago,
and began a series of meetings which
has resulted in an earnest and sweep
ing revival. These gentlemen, assisted
by Mr.. Jonathan Iliggs and other l.y
members of the church, have laborcd
with untiring zeal to bring the entire
Cove into the Fold of Christ. And
their labor has not been In vain. | at
tended their meeting .ast night anC
found the house densely crowded anC
there seemed to be good feeling PER
vading the entire congregat on. Ihei
behavior was Of the most commenaable
in short, it could not have been an,
better. The meeting had gone on 70
two weeks and when they called 70
mourners the alter was crowded.. | wa
informed that between twenty-five ant
thirty had protested and joined tn
church during the meeting. Anon:
the number that professed was MI
Ebert M Treadway. The good wori
is still going on and will continue per
haps the remainder OF the week.
y -VILLAGER.
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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored!


Just published, a new edition Of DR..
CuIverwrli's Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure without medicinr) OF
SPERMAToRRHGA or Seminal weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lM-
POTENCY, Mental and Physical lnca-
pacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc. ;
also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and
FITS, induced by self-indulgence or Sex
unl extravaganza, &c.
paS- Price, IN a sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author, In this ..dmi-
rable Essay, clearly demonstrates from
n thirty years successful practices, that
the alarming consequences of sell-abuse
may be radically cured without the
dangerous use o finternal medicine or the
application of the knlfc; pointing out u
mode OF cure ut once simple, certain, and
ellectual, by means OF which every
sufferer, no matter wnat his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply ,prlvate-
ly. and radically.
pSy~ This Lecture should be IN hands
of every youth AMI every man la the
land.
Sent und"r seal, In u plair envelope,
Ia amy address postpaid, on receipt OF
six cents or two post stamps.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS J. G.. KLINE & co..
l21 Bswery, New York; Post office
Boz, 45s6.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

H~. Mamie ], Ennert'. 81 hool at
'nn'rts Schpol House, Carter county
cIo'c on the 18th inst. 1t is the
BENTON OIL the patrons to have a Christ
IS trso aud balloon ascension on the &C.
'N'n. and the pubic is invited to attend.
50 Mamie is al excellent teacher and
|al DO doubt 10 engaged for the rex t
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09
Stockholders Meeting.
J~oNsB0Ro Tenn.

Dec, G, 1873. !
The Stockholders Of the Washington
County Agricultural and Mechanical So
~ciety'' will take notice that the annual
meeting of the Society for the purpose Of
electing the officers for the ems ling year
will take place at the Court House in
Jonesboro'. on Monday, January 5, 1876.
A full attendance Of the ~Stockhold,r RS is
desired.
FfIHo} JouN WHITE.
dec9wS. President.
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Neg Items.

IVY AcLln has six hcgs II months
'l'' weighs 2l97I lbs. Good for
~, 1 n, sPurgin has 200 hogs that
,'s' go pounds. Mr.. Spupin iu>
r Us that he has bought 1900 hogs
We believe he paid six cents
P'uni gross.
\. Ut, John Keeblsr Of Limestone sold
h =, |pGrg'n a few days since % hogs,
lie number averaged 4O7 lbs.
boss" Of tNis Office has three hogs
'l avcrlg, aba, cO)rs.
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New zdcu.v

Is tho brand of the finest tobacco
nave ever seen in this market.
''" and Eevault keep it for sale.
you want something better than
r''e ever used, call on these gentle,
Tor the New Ides.p
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t,saI Creek Coal.

] Am now prepared to furnish the
citizens of Jonesboro', with Coal Creek
Coal, either at wholesale or FETAL.
VIII deliver coal at buyers house in
quantities Of not less than ten bushels
for twenty five cents per bushel, cash.
5. II. ANDERSON.
N~oy.l9,tf.
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Noy.l9, IT,.

All persons having aided or deeds in the
Registers Office, wall please come Ior>
ward and lift them, as they will be much
more safe IN the hands of the proper per-
ons to whom they belong than they are
in the office. Please look to your interest
aud delay not. This ooh day of Novem>
Der 1879.
dc2S4. c Il. JONES, Register.
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For Rent.

desire to rent the Union Flag Office
L and material sufficient to publish
PAPER also the Job Office. Terms rea-
nable.
MRs. MAGGIE j. CLnri..
JOneSboro', Tar.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

S II. Anderson has the be-t quail
4 O,l for sale that We have seen for
, lime. Give him your order and he
deliver 1t at your house for 25c per
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

u. understand that the Sunday School
n, N. 4 Church South will have a
,.,nu, Tree or Festival at that church
. Christmas eye. for the benefit Of the
,a,,o Of the school.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

5p.,boro' was a big place last Mon.
|, The Circuit, Chancery and County
nj, we're all in session at the same
!. ,.d Jesse's voice could DO heard
b., constantly, calling for some one
,.uc 10 to Court.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

We regret 20 hear that some Of the
Ini'y Schools in the country are ex,
Ping to 60 into winter quarters. N,
ID roa''n eau DO given for doing 50
Eut thay have comfortable hous,s to
BET in. Ii ;As children of the ueighbor.
|'l can attend the weekly school, they
} IIteDl tbs = IN lay Sch Iol.
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Chrisiin AZ Girl.!.

YOU want somsthiug ni.s for Christ
b call at ] 'hn s. Mathcs Dug Store,
'L' has everything.
DIS.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale,
CONTAINING I63 ACR ES

I offer for sale on easy terms a Waltz
i able Farm in Washington County,
Tenn, situated six miles south of Jones
boro'. There are about thirty acres of
fine timber the balance is under good
fence and u good state of cultivation.
There are five or SIX never failing springs
on the farm, and running wafer in most
Of the fields. There iSa good orchard,
of almost every variety Of apples and
peaches. Also a good assortment OF
grapes. The farm is located in Il go ii
neighborhood, convenient to churches,
school houses, mills, dc, Sc. The build
imgs are large and convenient. aud one
of the best barns in the county. Black
smith shop, Smoke House, Corn Crib,
Spring House aud every thing convenient.
Any II wishing To purchase on Easy
terms Will call on me ut the iarra or adj
dress me ut CARRIERS Mill, Washington
ounIy, Tenn.
ELBERT TEMPLIN.
Ncy-1l-mOs-2.
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Where arc all the children Of the town
\ DO not attend any Of tn. Sunday
|.,s; C4a thor parent ell Any of the
\ cir,rs of,he town would be sur,
|sl to kuow the number of children
nr little vill,gs that do net attend
E,ay School.
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JOneSbOrO Foundry.

| wish to inform the citizens Of Wash.
ington County that | havo rented the
JoneSboro Foundry, aud will make to
order all kinds Of
Machinery and Hollow'ware.
will take in exchange old metal aud
produce.
I will pay one cent per pound
for the metal and the market price for
produce. Call aud see me.
j.. j. lIOWREN,
! December 2-lS7j.tf.
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In 1876 THE LIVING AGE entcis upon
its thirry-third year. 1t has never failed
to receive the waImcst supper of the pest
men aud journals Of the country, and has
met with constantly increasing success.
Having recently absorbed its younger
competitor, every SATURDAI,"i 1t is
now without Il rival in its special field
A weekly magazine OF siXty-four paSes
il gives more thai
Thrre nnd IL Quarter Thousand
:lUuble-.olumn octave pages reading
matters yearly, forming four re Vol.
uncs 1t presents Ia a. In 2 GsiNe
form, considering it, greata IT OF
matter, with freshness. OWN its
weekly issue, aud with a sat .1ry
completeness attempted by 'ler
| publication. the best Essay, VS.,
Criticisms. Tales. Sketches of and
Discovery Poetry, Scientific, Bio! phi
cal, Historical aud Political information
from the en5i q body OF Foreign PERIOD
Gals Literature.
During the coming year, serial and
short stories Of the
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THE MOST EMINENT AUTH

ols of the day, such MS Hon. W. K.
Gladstone. Prof. Max Muller. Prof.
Huxley. DR.. w. q. Carpenter, Prof.
Tyndall. X. A. Proctor. Frances Power
Cobbe. The Duke of Argyll, Jas. A..
Frudc. Mas. Muloch. Mrs. 0liphant. Miss
Thlcktray, Jean lnselow, George.
Macdonald, VIM. Black Anthony Troll
i0l c, Matthew Atuold. Henry Hi gsley
Th"maS Carley. ". W. Story, Robot,
Buchanan, T%ennvson, Browning, and
many others, are represented III the
pages OF
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

German Cough Syrup; Sto nebaker
g'obe Flower; Browns L Bronch
Goehes. AT WuEE ER'S
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

v, understand that the churches are
,5ug extensive revivals at Wythville
\ Abingdon Va, Bristol and johnson
|J, Tenu, as also at others points.
BIZ not tho churches in Jonesboro',
pet, similar ble.ily.
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Wanted.

10000 Pounds Walnut Kernels
wanted in exchange for Dry Good call
and get prices.
Nev4tf. ". III. DosSER,
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:, Cop,t a3iourned last Monday

l-..aast If Fall lrsnas s-s
,s.ired a large aaS spieadia stock
Vs,r and Winner goods which he is
T.. At extremity low prices:
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Fall Opening,

Mrs. F. Barrett, is now receiving
her Fall aud Winter styles OF Millinery
ard Fancy Goods, &c, She will open
them at her store on main street, next
Monday. Her friends and patrons are
invited to visit her on that day.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-12-09

DECEMBER 9. is.,,