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TIE LIFE AND rRAsELS oF AERoDorUS
In the fra Centsy before CArs; bssfarsy
hppdet On Fsc,, ususrve Of the H-n,ry Manner, ae
hFon Lite atur-, Ats and Social Go Of ceks
Erpisns Perraas. bss,insns Eshre s<y hasns. and
other Al eiest Nstcrs IN ns dsys & P.ri,es aaa Nshe-
nsh Ry }. Tsleoys Wheeler y X u :. Nsn vess.
l.po Muslin, 81
The suthor Of thS vcrk celebrated Eassh scholar.
shese ssdes have sn enineny seeeeedd N The ;Ss
hs Ia, en- BODIED s,ss amount Of nsers;x classical lore,
retArs the results Of and Nsssi sa IA The
.frr,, Of the lively narrative, IN he
per 81 hc BsTts lsm in his ne tsves of Anseearss
he Smesrc ss ard political life of anSuy nssfrsns
the sr,r ou,nss esssiea history ny ptosas,osn s q =
eoz.iiisn ana rsproSueins iss gtreiPe fassrss VIE
thrs Of the ne hness and slow OF moteEi setivy A M
,res,,ou 20 a.. peculiar spirit familiar easons and TIE
rr,vsrr hasits Of thought Belonging TO The remote Ne
whth the vurk Il MI wheeler WI swAAes ss'~-
lutete, Au,e a all Intelligent readerN
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GREAT MILITARY ROMANCE
~ SEE THE
nE OTvp TrNTnN


FLAG OF OUR UNION
For the present week containing the best Military Story ever
bsued in Newspaper form, entitled;
THE GREEK ADNENTURHR;
On, SOLDIER Spy.
TALE OF THE SIEGE OF SgBASTOPOL-
LIEuTESAET MURRAY
This brilliant story will challenge the admiration and utmost
interest Of every reader being reflex Of e
ted With the late in the East
The paper attractive variety ssoows:
ALL ORIGINAL.
The GovERSEss, by Mrs Mary Maynard.
THE sEKPEx1 CBARsERs EGyPr By DR.. J. '. C. Smith
An INTERESTING LLTTER FROM PARIS.
The FAvoRITE DAUcHTER, by Carrie A. Emerson
The STORY OF STAR-Rehad Crsnshsw.
LINES accompany etf Of LoScFELLow's PoEss.
AN ISsTIUcTIvE LETTER FROM WARWICK, Eng
Ssow SCENE, by Mra L. g. Goodwin
STREET BEsGARs: a leader
PoRK BEANS: funny.
DEATH PooR RoBBiS: pathetic,
SToEY A BIGHwAynAs: tragic.
TIVE WAsDERER, by c. H. Lsmson.
THE JLsIER's Picnic. &c, &c, &c.
Price, FIVE CENTS per copy.
For sale by Nevsmen and at all the Peri sdcal Depo.s
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THE BEST SEA L
i ever published paper is by s. Cobb jr., low being
read by thousands in
THE NFW-YORK LEDGER,
entitled THE STORM SECRET:
A STORY oF SHIP SHORE.
The best Weekly Paper prnee aud sold for -FOUR CENTS
is THE NEw-yoRK LEDGER.
The creates variety Of good Reading for body is 70 be
fouid IN TIE NEW-YORK LEDGER.
Pren nent ons good Stories s that Interesting one As
TRFA CARLISLE TPtop Sketches are furnished weeay
for THL LEDGER BY FANNY FERN THE LEDGER has
rr good Stories rood Pictures L.te Fashions
and more Of ell good hins than other Weekly OF
the day Remember, the price Of TaE LEDGER ONLY
-FOUR CENTS Sold by all News Vendes
ROSS TOUSEY, Agents No. lo3 Nassau o..
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THE EEW-ENGLAND TALE:
TWICE MARRIED.

OPISIoNs THE PREss
II h Of very fe~ stories read with Iaeuure. A
more vivid picture Ysnkee life have not
complicated, exaggerated tame either story cap
italy told One e The plessantest boots Of the
Enterainir Amus g Cheerful - lant- TruthfI-L.e
Ike The characters well drawn that everybody
lecng Of their acquaintance from among them Lively
Fluent-Picimetque We recommend it TO sll.
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"a R A X B o o X"
"A sOAPEY sPONGE's FOX AND FORTUNE
Just Published,
MIR. SPONGE'S SPORTING TOUR.
FORESTER.
With six Coored Steel EnsrsviDes by John Leech.
In elegant volume neatly bound In muslin,
gilt. Price 81 80
This Book but the title does not give clear idea
Of 1t lot history Of spone adventures show
Of hunting In Bengal or lions In Africa aud
gallant exploits of the huntsman IL burlesque
quite days. and by the
appeaions sobs swes 6ats and the Ike The book has
and bumoroos ooored steel ensrsvus the whole
affair is well gotten up and 10 book that sell"
hoches er Daily Union
"Ths Novel Of sporting e full Of vscity, anscio,e,
ard adventure. Pictures and .ortrss given OF wide
range Of characters and the volue cannot fall to have large
circulation y Of s subject, but for the ability
evipood by the suthor' Boston Evening Transcript,
This fascinating Novel OF high aud low sporting , will be
No production since PICK wick Papers has exhibited such
perfect pictures Of original character nteped with keen
satire sparkling snecdoe, de splitting fun and rock'ng sd
venture f5yracuse Daily journal
Its general aim and intent unsrcepoaabie. IL
bel hed by graphic and side splitting illustrations Of
the adventures, haps and uiishsps of the hero" .
utica Morning Herald
Tlis extremely funny and interesting book ard
meDds itself only to sportsmen but all who like good
thing" New London star
as Ppncb says It will take rank with Oil Bias aud Don
Quixote.'" lPoughkeepse Daily Press
" The hest Sporting Novel written" IN Y. Times
For sale by all Booksellers and Travelling Agents.
BMaied free Of postage receipt OF price, Circulars
furnished wi
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JUST PUBLffHLp.
TWO GOOD SUMNER BOOKS.

HERMAN MELvILLE's PIAZZA TALES
PAIGE One DoLLAA
Buy ths Book and take 1t into the country with
you, where its hearty, healthy vivscity viii
crafty and excite as much a. its deep undeStone
Of native poetry, inspired By rural genes, viii
soothe." f0aily News
"For companion under the broad branches Of 90
old elm in the hot Summer days, keeping com
psny with Us TO the very borders Of dream-land,
and soothing the senses into iepose, q. with the
sishibss Of distant music, we recommend these
'Piszzs Tales" lCnteron-
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~etp pnblifations.
THE SHIP-CARPENTERs FAMILY
Il STORY FOR THE TINES.
BY WILLlAn r. 8. WHITNAS.

THE sHIP-CARPENTERs FAMILY
Il STORY FOR THE TINES.
By WILLIAM F. 8. WHITMAN.
SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
We have read ths boob and earthly the
public work Of merit and which fail to
leave Sod rrescn upon the mind Of the read e 1t ree.
liz title implies trials temptations ard struggles Of in
di7duss humbe life. There great s;Aempt plot
dramatic display ard Of the characters ogerdrswn
but the whole affair wrought aim pie life Ike manner
which ie.ds the reader to imagine himself in with char.
life II furnishes model for the imitation Of
gentlemen Of tie law IL the character Of Charles Edwsds eco
Some so know exist but the conviction forced upon
whbe reading the book that there such ia real
sfe the profession would be redeemed from the stigma oaen
andesdy attached to it The claims and absurd pretensions
Of spurious ssocrecy well exposed aod i1variae
termination typifec In the life Of Mr. and Mrs Thompson
Some Of the quite lsushabe Among gems
Of the should place the death of Little Bessie the
cAspter entitled Home Scenes Tho work is credabIe TO
Ae author, ard cannot fall 70 meet with ready SALE
1.-THE Transcript, Gssdinsr, Me-
Pubished In volume, cloth Price sl
z. d. LONG, No I2i Nsssapst
Ard for sale BY all Booksellers.
IN PRESS And will be published imme;
Il dstsl3
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.
With Portrait from Photograph by Brady.
LIvERMORE RUDD, Publi.bers.
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
"OUR FLAG is STILL THERE
" The
BEST STORY
Ever In q newspaper will be found in
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION
Entitled
THE GREEK ADvENrURER;
Or,
TIE soLprEs AND THE SPY
f,lv FiveC
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HUNDRED GINS rog BUCHANAN l-Tbo~s .ho DO
lot lpow ub, n. bvns,.d ,u. ger. fred the Par. y.eT
Do, ,.Loald ba, FRANK ~" -
PAPER, No p, bsued this uorn-nt sHd 'oi ms ms - - -
-su, tepot.. They Wi there 6na The pemoe''iN'
uEiAfs.ly -lssss:sa By toe meet ''Psi' sie'f
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EORTY YEARS in SLAVERY :
Now Rsady,
THE KIDNAPPED AND THE RANSOMED;

~
THE KIDNAPPED AND THE RANSOMEDi
Being the
REcoLLEcTross OF PETER STILL AND HIS WIFE
sFTER toRTY YEARS OF SLAVERY
By MRs. KATE u. X. PICARD.
With Introduction by tbe Rev samuel j. May, and BIO
pspbca Sketch Of Seth CoDckin. by VIM H. furness, d.
his home b NewJerey for than forty years he
Kentucky and Alabama alast he purchased bis
his birth ouno his vet mother and his
brothers and sisters living IN and Pbedephla
HE and three children under the potage oil Seth Con;k
recaptured at Nlucsnnes
Idsua fetsr Immediately about collecting the for
The demanded for them exorbitsnt-
$500 and would have other man than
Still social feelings and the OF his
skissy manifest in his unirins perseverance,
v crowned with and Peter had the unspeak
sb pleasure OF bringing his household 20 free bone where
thew quietly their rede free from the masters
fIOwn and the driyef'slssh
The wer Of this narrative was highly esteemed teacher in
the emse semna at Tucumbis Alabama who had every
personal knowledge of all the prOm
and when she has narrated We
promise the lovers Of exciting adventure much this
satfy their all those who resl desire
fsbom the highs Dd deps OF that lquty which is threaten
pg the destruction Of Republic TO ia the
that they will find In much valuable information given
With the stricest regard 10 truth
CONTENTS CHAPTER HEADS.
The Kidnapper; Ea Experience la Slavery Master Matte
The Tobacco FacOry The Separation Master N4es Death
The journey Alabama; First -Four Years IN the South;
Leyns msnssej Vnas Early History Vuas First ear a.
MoKieInsn's: The Marriages The New Cabin; The Young
Mother; Death Of Kind Master; Levins Death slave
MCbeT Good bye; The MISTRESS Second Marriage The Plan
tstion up" Baby Life the Cabins; Facts Peters
cuubs Peter Hires his Time Peter Buys Hmsef Journey
70 Phseelphs The Kidnapped Boy Restored 70 his Mother
Peter Plans Redeem his Family How did he Get the
Money Experience Of the Returned Fugiuves They take
One Volume Illustrations 400 Pp limo. Price s1 2S
N'''' ~ MILLER, ORION MULLIGAN,
No 25 Park row NewYork No. l07 Genessest Auburn
tt N.
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SLAVERY BY AN EYE WITNESS.

SLAVERY BY AN EYEWITNESS
FIFTH THOUSAND
Mr.. OLMSTEDs SEABOAR0 SLAVE STATES.
One VOLUME. limo Cloth. illustrated. $i IS
"Yoa have among you many purchased slave,
Which I'D your Asses, and your dogs. and mules,
You uss in abject and in ssvish parts
Beesuse you bought them"
So do answer youi
Tie pound Of flesh which demand Of him,
Is dearly bought 'tis mine, and will have t.,
II you deny me. fe upon your Law !"-sHyLocK
From TIE Daily Tribune March Is; Weekly Tribune March q
the stamp Of honesty s face. Every where
and manly equally free from the whine Of the entim
tslist grow Of lite pictures Of Southern
Life indeed generally far from ferrg but they
painted suited ate the senstisen.s, of Local
pride Not that he h queamh Of swing ofnse by the fakes'
e1Iresson of Optio he shows Of trimming snd
tal that dsans them Of their With hs
the oom aide Of things he has gathered great numsf
ciden whimsical anecdotes and qusin minis
will force laugh the PrOslayery reader
that deisns O honor 1t with his perusal"
A VOLUME
PUTNAMS MONTHLY.
Vol. 7. svo. Cloth, 81 Morocco, IS. Ready to-day
"PurxAAs MONTHLY" neither story book or partisan
journal opinions and principles it seeks TO instruct and
smuse hopes also be felt as the friend OF good morAs
sound learning ard liberal and earnest discu'son
"pr,s.n,, MONTHLY may be obtained Of all Booksellers
and New. Asen. Terms IS cents per Numbers Yesrs sub
soription, IS
The Pat July will commence new Volume (Nol 81
WE SHALL BIZ GLAD TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
DIX, EDWARDS COMPANY,
No S2l Broadway.
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WHY THIS COMMOTION at DAYBREAK
w Why this Stirring Of the Peoplel Why early about
Saturday Mornl 1t 10 because everybody wants t.
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
Containing Of Cobb's Sea Tale THE STORM Secret
mole Of ASTREA CARLISLE more of FERN LEAVES; I;
and all good things THE LEDGER brings weekly
TO its readers Price of THE LEDGER ONLY FOUR
CENTS. Sold by all Newsvendes Agency No lS Nassau
n ROSS TOUSEY, Agents
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GREAT MILITARY MANC h
Lieut. MURRAY,
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION
THE GREEK ADVENTURER;
Or,
THE SOLDIER AND THE SPY.
For sale everyV Vhes. Prcs 5 eeIts-

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Goysuueut A Ministerial Exchange.
Hearts and 10 Hearts Summers Speeches
Letter fou " UashingtoD. Tbirty -Fourtn Congress-
Ka sas Bulletin Com ,DeTclal sLd Fl1SaciA.
senator Summers Gaze. AOyEETIsEnEsrs.
Ouk Own CoRREsPoNuENcE. FAMILY READING.
X, ligious All ivsrsare- Doing GOOD . -,
How 10 get I'd of Minister for the fdio,.
Letter M N VALPARAISO TIE Oyb Mother o., Don't
Pr..by,srian General A0en Fre'.
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A. /, Boston. SELECTIONS.
Rsu'ir'.e,rf,s Reform Novel Wnts,a
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Our TRIUMPH FRANK LEsLIE's lLLCsTKAIEO
NEWSPAPER commences is Second Volume tAsesy' DaJ
No % issaed hi. cOrnDs and If yoar sn '0e' %
eerj ~ tsst Of the best judges tha: N. n re ''
cent illustrated Ssw,Pspes ever raAhsd ' '' 'rs '='
country.
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OUR TRIUMPH FRANK LEsLIES ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER commerees lite Second Volume THIS DAY.
Bu, No a. Issued this morning. ard your opinion does
not with that the best judges that this the most
magnificent illustrated Newspaper published in this
other country.
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chr. by mail AZ 80 year. Ge. specimen oooy far
II "a ..e tbs ,erfr. send letter. lpos, o.ial 20
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Jest PuAHsbsd
THE FRENCH sPEAkER'
coLLooUIAL PHRASE BOOK


An easy agreeable method Of acquiring ers saca sss
,r.Ahins knowledge Of the Freoch Language.
By FRANCIS BUTLER,
and Translator Of Languages sutbor Of The Spanish
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We can sdd noting full ttepsse, except that hh
I'm, borne out BY production itself IL goes out with he
,.oun.pa.ton of President King Of Columbia College the
Rev Dr.. Ford and Cox aud other distinguished men,"
IN. Y. Daily News.
We Only fulkl duty when We warmly reson~end ms
work to a. wishing TO acquire speaking inowisdso OF As
French Language" tCouHereih Aa'e'u'','
Any ore wishing learn this beautiful and useful ansass
should avail selves OF this instructor, IS IL vnen ma
plain and comprehensive manner" Brockvile Monitor.
This htne work leads the learner to acquisition OF me
power speaking the French Language BY the simplest ana
readie method We recommend Il 10 the consideration OF AZ
learners of French" Isl Louis Evening News
The object and purpose Of this Work clearly and fully
stated in the tle-psse We believe deserves all that
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We have hundreds Of other Testimonials IN favor Of this little
work from every Of the United States
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ID UBL ii Z ID IL ID A Y -
HON. MISS MURRAY'S LETTERS
InnnI TIL, United STATES CANADA AND CUBA.

One vol. limo, cloth ~.
MRS. MURRAY AND THE CoURT or ESGLANp.-ihe story,
srt renoed we believe BY The Evening Post that
Miss Murray late Maid Honor TO the Queen bad been De
ve5 of her positon In consequence OF the opinions wnch
She en,eans and proposes in her new book Irae
In America concerning the peculiar institution not atoss'he
corre,t Miss Nurray Is still with the Queen aud re
signed her rositon OF her free will In recent letter 20
friend she saws that knowing the sentiments she
reetnr Slavery 10 be opposan 20 those OF the Sou
and knowing also persons high authority connected with
the Court had objected the publication OF these sentiments
while bodu her c POSITION she felt her duty 70 resign
shugh BY doing she depves herself Of her influence and
position Court her official residence, aud al income "h
III be spared still she does it cheerfuy rather hah 20
foTego the publication Of her wo1k The Queen however s
remains her firm friend.n Springfield Repubucan
The Evening Post dd not that The Queen had depve'
Miss Murray Of her POSITION Maid Of Honor: IL said that the
Queen her word that she published defense OF slavery
she could not retain her position ard that in consequence
she had resigned that position Such the sei
The Republicans version Of the contradict our
statementn IN. Y. Evening Post
g. T. PUTNAM 4 Co, No. S2i Broadway,
nearly opposite the Broadway Theater
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III O X A G. L G. X Z Z l. l. 7 =
III THE LIFE OF
HORACE GREELEY;

HORACE GREELEY;
EDITOR OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By James Parton With Portraits l2mo gp ~ Pree ~ ~
friends and foes OF Mr. Greeley that no more
ably enertainngy and nsucyely written biography
made appearance in America Every one who has any de-
sire for familiar acquaintance with the famous New fok
Editor should read Mr. Pstons book and he will know MI
Greeley well though he had been brought up IN the
same town" , =, -, r p..
Franklin" Hartford heneiou hsiau
"Ihe most spicy and attractive Biography of the day"
Boston Journal.
His Life is living epire, poclamng that virtuou en-
deevOr and unsesh toll sooner or later will meet nj recon-
pense" IN. T. Chrsush InteihsenceI
Oabsorbng interest and CONTAINING much Of pleasant hui
NOR wit and attractive anecdote Bangor Courier
volume for earnest and boys to read and study"
(Spring6eld Republican
incentive to youth In poverty to be honest faithful
and from its personal interest 1t should %
into the hands of the young of America generally" ,
saw IMiddletown Standard
gainesville Democrat
We could append favorable notices by the Press OF this
book Already nearly copies have been sold IL for
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"THE AMERICAN ATHENEUM.'
THE CRITER ION

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Weekly Critical and Literary Journal. IS per annum;
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As far as IL has gone shown great intelligence indie
pendepce and spirit The Editors whoever they be, are
practical writers capable OF thinking well and OF expressing
well hat they think As such periodical is much needed we
hope the undertaking will be largely supported BY publishers no
less than by readers" rutDam 5 hssaAhe'
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE FIELD BOOK.
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Con. Engineer Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad.
STANTON Va, Nov 20, 1855
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