New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
In Press
THE CABIN AND PARLOR; OR, SLAVES AND MAS.
TIERS. BY J. Thornton Randolph.


T B. PETER SON, No. % Chestnut. ST.,
l. Philadelphia, has In press and will soon publish
finely illustrated Book Of three hundred pages with
the shove title and would ea nesy and most sincerely
recommend the Wholesome lesson will teach to the sober
and thoughtful consideration Of every lover Of country
hi, whole cosnuy-in this broad and glorious Republic
Iesnpot be called Companion to Uncle Toms Cabin ,
or 10 Aunt PHILLIPS Cabin" for ittakes broader and
higher ground than either Of those admra w.r Of fiction
and Of fact But they by ade. Of zenas and
education this however s the production Of gentleman
and scholar whose noble Essays Colonization and the
relative position Of the North and the South the Com
promise the SLAYER, question: have been quoted with
praise By the united Peno the country 1t cannot fail
10 believed, to obtain wide circulation as male Toms
CABIN
IL Is high time now the Publisher would respectfully
suggest to the People Of the United States tina: Book
hl uld issue having for s aim truthful ani interesting
picture Of the People They Aeof the North Lord
and bis Vassas Of the Southern Master and hi, Slaves
This 10 book for the WHOLE COUNTRY knowing
"Eo North no South, East, no Vet" a book Of alb
sorbDg interest in its story and Of usefulness It's many
Startling facts As such the publisher offers IL with
shaken confidence hi. friends ard the best
the very beat book 81 the day.
Its book written up TO order or for pNtc-
Mar occasion IL wa, conceived by its author long before
the publication Of " Jude Tonic Cabfn7 When Mrs
BEEcHER STOWE was supplying TIE Nati0Ha! Era VITA
weekly chapters Of Toms Cabin, years ago
frcibly occurred Mr. RANDOLPH that there many
ross exaggeratons Of fact N what otherwise promised
be very good story This production, presented q
the reading public BY T b. PETERSON. ia the result Of
conference and Arrangement made for ia publication st
that time. between author and publisher.
twill be published complete In large duods:imo VOL
ume Of so pages with large fglpase magnificent IL
lustrstons executed the finest style OF the at from
on ginsl designs drawn By sephens ard printed the
finest and beat Of paper.
Price for the complete work in paper cover 50 cents
copy ouy or handsomely bound IN muslin, gilt IS cents
Copies Of The work val be sent 10 say person 10 place
IN the United States free Of postage their RENTING -
cents for each copy they order 70 lie publisher In letter.
pos,peid where person lives they set
copy BY Of mail tie day it issued their inclosng
50 cents letter, postpaid. directed to the Publisher
TB. PETERSON, No. 90 Chestnut-st, Philadelphia
To whom al orders must come aidfessed.
r. All orders from Booksellers, News Agents and al
other. VIII BE- thankfully received and supplied a. very ~"
r,te. and they viii please send In their orders a. once
WANTED-CanyEsens engage IN tie sac oi tA' "o'N
In every county In the L nited States.
~ Editors Of newspapers throughout the country copy,
us the above more tines including this nouee and
cans attention edi,onaly, sendns copy OF elt
paper MARRIED the publisher shall have three copies OF
The above ycrk sent 70 them the uonlent u "a bsoed