Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-23

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Our Countrymen or Brief Memoirs of Eminent
Americans BY Benson J. Losing. With l03 por
traits.
woodworths American Miscellany of Entertaining
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
may 2s--9t Booksellers, 498 Seventh street
NUOsT OF THE PEOPLE HAVING
W seen Sam, the engrossing question now is--
HAVE YOU READ SAMs
Which is supposed to mean
THE LIFE OF SAM HOUSTON,
"A beautiful l2mo. volume, fully illustrated, contain
ing authentic narrative Of the eventfu and stirring
life of the illustrious
senator, Hero, Patriot, and Statesman.
And now when omnous clouds Of sectional dscords
and threatenings of civil war our Western from
tier, come thick and fast all eyes IRE turned TO the
man for the times atH
THE SECOND OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FRIEND
THE HERO OF SAN JACINTO.
THE CONQUEROR OF SANTA ANNA.
THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF TEXAS
THE FUTURE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES
This book will win him hosts Of friends. ~ Louis
vile Journal
Every American should possess it," New York
Express.
Houston is Of prominence at this Time
His name is lin the mouths of men, American
Organ, I'd. C)
"A strange and adventurous life, beyond that Of
most men."-New Orleans Crescent.
Intensely interesting and will be read by mil
lions. "-IIngham (Mass) Journal.
Nonoyel ever presented more attractive face"
Star-Spangled Banner.
He can capture with his sword, or captiyate with
eloquence. Troy Wing.
thousands of his friends will read it with enthu
siasm. Christian Enquirer. -
1t should be in the hands Of every American ct
zen. Concord On. H) Journal.
ain language such as will touch the heart the out
line of Houston's career Savannah (Geo) Journal
at is work of the most romantic heroic inte-
rest New York Mirror.
Full Of wild border life battles, and wounds, and
daring. "-C Chicago Journal.
"No candidate since the time Of jackson has pos
sessed more available points" New York Evening
Post
Sans friends will perusc the volume with inte-
rest and delight. Worcester Transcript
For executive action, in peace or war, q states
man as much a soldier. Newburyport Herald.
His name and history Americans viii love to \
cherish. buffalo Christian Advocate.
"A record not unworthy Presidential candidate"
Providence Post t6r,
" A national man. who has fought and bled and
lived for the American Republic" American Patriot.
Would there were more like him among our pub
lie men."-Gospel Banner
'The work throughout is one Of deep and thrilling
interest. christian Freeman.
sam Houston possesses great and noble quail
ties."-Cincinnah Christian Journal
1--WE have read the book with intense interest
Schenectady Reflector @ &
ut will be popular book Detroit Democrat
Full Of anecdote, adventure, and thrilling Incl
dent Chicago Budget
Gan extremely interesting and graphic memoir"--
Boston Transcript etN
"Will engage the attention Of the reader from the
opening to the close Rochester Union.
DESTINED to have large SALE for Sam is popular"
-Hanford Republican. d
The companion OF Jackson respected befriend-
ed, and beloved by him. Buffalo Republic.
" Will everywhere be read with much interest II
is copious and brilliant narrative."--New York
Commercial Advertiser.
The above is but the key-note of n.aay favorable
notices. from the leading papers of the United States
Thousands of American citizens reading the book
with delight. Many more are waiting for opportu-
nifty to possess it
Price, sI~25,
+ AND FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
Single copies sent by mail, post pad,) on receipt
of price
$4,000 Agents wanted, liberal terms allowed.
Address J. G. DERBY Publisher,
I19, Nassau Street, New York
Publishers of papers giving the above one inscr-
ton shall have copy sent post paid.
may 23-lt