New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
II o NJ E s F o r A l. l. -
ll TIE AMERICAN EMIGR ANr AID AND NONE

STEAD COMPANY, Avtk fs hcafsusr-r IN me tfsy OF
Of collecting Information FROM ali Of ,se county wherein
hand. the attention ard favor Of q. who may be sdsces 70
sDs s "a o. 'ss % yi
untl ready oar 70 .e;;ers sose ior en-
some improved farms mainly sses Of Visrs Pennsyl
vsn Tennessee and nsou and vii son exsscd he opes
To from Europe 10 the energetic young men d our
eopPae,y settled State. and .sscn TO he hive. Of ns.ncs
sousbe dread a, panic pes,nce revuson, or sne
:hsn Of and ,se % bread We say rso,vs
while may to eek home where such peris arc u-
known. .
those who have large for sale ever, par. Of the Upon
-, KsnucSy feane:..e md M.sa VssiMx
especially oders this time remarkable Inducements 70 inm
pie the Pear the Gsp~ .has thrive in ,t f1 e~t,ss and
b. sS h'. ... .. sss
PrOusiou of ,hs valuable mines.-coa Iron ss Copp.
.rucns C.n.. Railroad. Breadth. ~aeh
place almost county within fee hou rde either Of 70
Wheeling, Loai.viie &c yet fertile inviting End wsssSss
than il Mnne.Ota No where sl.e earth can
lands filled With scoeb Coal Iron Ore covered WITH choce
be Ob.siped chespy Old Virginia while to Of CON-
siderable sell good fsrms smos: within sight OF
The IA BILE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present
Of the mo inviting 6es for industry sad entsfPrse 90 hs
Continent The climate ts subnoGs and hsAhnL It's eoh
sdsp,d s Agricultural pursuits Its unmproysd Lands
covered with oeful mbsr or p-'sn, nsur opsnnss and
products shpbsrd IN hours and buy his Groceries,
Dry Goods boms In New England
Yet sell nm good kandA win perfect tes st rom one
dollsrs per
the single which hss kept hess lands 20
long uncutvs,ed and which keeps them In market
bare fraction Of tbeir intrinsic vauest OF Slavery This
Company only deal with any institution sabsi.tins
has control But
all confidence intending s~tler Slavery IN Virginia
oeed should longer hindrsnce 70 ctsmeDt
your part That grand discovery Of CoscsRrso
practically dispses Of H. 70 far concerned
Let heads Of families Including armer mechanics ms aas
take counsel together and resolve "a seek and more eligible
Let theU clubbing th'b send two OF
their number h such lands prepared 70 eel them
Let these delegated after sufficient scrutiny buy nom i've 70
twenty thousand body embracing all the god points
them the hole into faras and s
der whether member Of the company not Each menoef
will be entitled land money u tho cum
proportion Of profit realized from the Transaction Thus s
Company will form sort Of spontaneous so~nshp with s foads,
bridges soes schools church &c. subssosy amer Ne New.
Ensland pattern such oesou may s; os
and into such Slavery will have aeithe pf.tsxt nos desire
Thus oefor. steady and coPous nhax of Free Labor
convusiou burnins and the seers WIN lind teix
property qualrupied b. III. single 40, II s~uemsnt
Young Of tho Free Sates glorious opens before
you We profsr you cheap land ample timber, . m'n and
heabul absolute Immunity from the dread Of
aud depreds hon, adaptation 10 all tho grains eassec
With ready n ample and
the arabic land IN Virginia has been turned BY pow,
while much of The good lEd generously Prodnuse now
their pristine fertility. No stronger Inducements 70
Industry better opportunities % hsw cut certain eonpe-
tence uobr theser for exern b profered anywhere on
earth.
u ncosips postage samps f couse and your inquiries shA
Please sddrrs. FRANCIS ". rAPPAN. President OF JOHN
C. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EniTaIt AID and
Homestead No. l4 Broadway, Neg York.