New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

comprising sketches Of al the principal dues iFo1
the frs, on record. that between David and Goha'a
10 the presen: da7 and containing FIJI! account q.
the most important. especially thOs3 OF hislon IL
interest in the annals OF our country. The duef. De-
tween Hamilton and Burr. Clay and Randolph peca'
tur and Barron Ciley and Graves as wen Is II 'H'
others are related in f. and the authors Familiarity
with history and with prominent pubic men nus
enabled him 70 brin- 20 light facts OF great interest
ard value.
,ov and revised edition OF Miss CHASDLERs
Elements Of Character Il little volume when 10,
orro.5v beor favo,ablv noticed in Tbs TRIBUNE aud
received high praise from the press in general Inc
first edition OF this work was exhausted IN IL"
weeks.
. .ecord series Of Thoughts to Help and TO
Cher f,ruishing, With the first series, text OF
Scripture meditation and appropriate verse u PO''
try for each day in the year. o.,,
A new and beautiful advertisement ior CnnDte"'
. Fanny Gray. r comprising history OF her lie IN d
series of SIX exquisite figures printer III 0'' ~
the highest style Of the art
The Life AMI Character OF the Rev. sylvester
linda 20 late Of AUGUSTA, Me-, with Portrait
POPULAR Taies by Madame iulzot translated oy
Mrs. BrREE. With six Engravings
and Other Tales" WIKI six engray!ng' printer IN
coors. n,r,,
NJ, Losing. the author OF the Pictorial Field
Rock Of the Revolution, has formed an association
-r;,b NJ. LYMAN C. Draper, the Secretary OF the
Wisconsin Historical Society, for the purpose oil pre-
,rir, series of popular volumes descriptive OF the
history Ond biography OF the Great "o'' me! VIZ
,,trsce the lives OF Boone Clark, Seves, Robertson
lev Y.
Camnbells and other pioneer; who settled the vest
ern Valleys Mr. Draper 10 well known 'hrou5 n'N'
tho en, West a. an indefatigable collector OF iacis
entertaining to men and things connected WIN 'ne
oarlv reriods of Western wars AMI settlements. \
Western paper observes: With such wet'tn oil
materials az Mr.. Draper has accumulated, united
in the execution of the work with Mr.. Losing the
ACCOMPLISHED artist and elegan, writer, the public
nav anticipate a rich treat, and valuable addition
To- Western history.
They will commence the preparation OF the series
md nroduee the volumes as rapidly possible after
Mr. Losing shall have completed his " History OF The
War of lsi2-I5, now in hand and for which he has
obtained much valuable original material from Mr
Draper's Western collection. In the meanwhile a
Life of Daniel Boone will be completed and
Issued. probably al the close OF autumn early ia
the ensuing winter Ihr VIII Uc "n au'pc"''0 iiio VI
Boone because the principal facts have been gathered
from public and private contemporary records, family
papers and traditions All of the papers left by the
old pioneer carefully rolled up IN the pieces of deer
skins in which he left them in the possession Of
Mr.. Draper and be has the certificates OF Nathan
Boone ia yet-surviying son of Daniel aud thirty
other members Of his family that Mr.. ID. alone pos
sesses the luite materials for correct life Of their
distinguished relative. At least two-thrds of the
volume will be original matter never before in print.
II will be beautifully illustrated with portraits and
sketches of scenery and events, for which Purp'
Mr. Losing will visit the most important localities
mnde memorable by BoOnes exploits