davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

T.. L. EonniNs. Treas. Ana. Watch Co:
nrAn sir:lh witch hrugl OF ynunnc Of Your adjust
Il tlrn Hal moyemcntsrIns my eniifu suiisinrion Fu
The ns three months has lot varied than minn,
running nj that II Inns seen the hardest sci
ttre IN every way N point III Iponmulion.
Yours truly, {. g SIiEAFE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

INV HNNLN, Vohi, hrpl 2iIH
l.. l. EoHnlNs. Eaq.:
pItg sInY Yours Of the wus dui, received In reilly
Wound HINT the American watch, M G3p, lts,ii
ON d the hest witches Tor railway purposes.
The American which In "lnon, Is better ihnn any
witch have used for y last fourteen years railroads.
remain, respectfully yours, q A. FULLER,
Conductor New llaN 81, nrforJ " Springfield IL. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

TLUkdI1U.
nDD Fellows Regula Of and show styles Bret.
Fren nrc respectfully invited call supply themselves
approaching festival Call beiove they all
lone. (mnrch 2Rdtsif VIM. ]. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
Attention Wise Volunteer Troop and Home
Guard

ttIL Victois Book store rnl supply "oHr', ives Will
\ CAVALRY AND INFANTRY TACTICS. ~ Main -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

Nav yonH, Oct. hih 1850
l.. T. EonniSs. Treas Ann witch Co..
bran S take great pleasure In being able to certify thu
The last six months have carried watch from
oy If the American Watch Company, and TINT has given
l#rtge satisfaction mc-koepcr. Judging from Tho
Ete 10 not hesitate 10 predict that the day distant
wh,n watches made In the United Stntes will supcrcedc
others JAMES fLoY, y. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

EteAaa permission 10 make such this statement
loa may think proper am, with respect, ,ou,s truly,
PAUL MoRPHY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
4 OrS al q.

T . C
iySs \ FARM containing, 1io Acres AMI iin two mile
E& the Market House The Land Is in good con in
limprovciu"uts cSeclcnt For further Information. ap!i
10 ls,lt 1.,it~i BE. i. II NlI.IION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

SIVV w
I'OR SQUIRE SrRATroN, negro from 10 To 10 years
old feet or 10 ,ches high Of very dark brown color
madc large busy head good countenance and rather
fine voice. and when spoken TO very politely Said
slave len Mira Presions Saturday night, to Ia HIS ws
house, who Hives at Mr. Hugh Scott- miles up the rvcr
has been heard of since aud be- hive gotten into the
Canal but If he has the above reward viii he paid
f taken In OF the border counties Free State
II taken beyond any miles; and &i0 taken within my miles
Of this parr aud secured so ] gel him again.
INncLlmrg. Dec. u dAcLs h !. RTRATTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03
NEGROES WANTED,

rsNIIE eUs"rib continues in market ior NRnl> "l h"
s,N,>: 10 thirty years ot Ai~" wCU,r
clren The highest prices will be paid III aud
ndcd houses b, giving desert l" anln: prices
unl addressing At l.ynchhurg
nov 2s-ly WM. II MOI NTtASTIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

- WISH 10 a small Family res lone" in The city
lia ilhn the Snhurbsfor which good ir"c ~ ' paid.
Apply L. NJ i. hoH iNNAN'
sept 2S-lts Agth "Ild Collector.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

HAVE just received supply of very superior GrrrS AM
4 Bt.,rK TEAS. t"r sale by JOIN II. ~tAi.
dee Druggist.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

4
R.ss55soa actolet is, 1859.
IT. House Of B ARks:d.ilE 81. REan viii ex-
lpire. BY inniia bon, Uni he frs, Of January,
1850 AZ f3fss hs1saiia8 ssgEI aE II 8 gs Il q
III lake this method DC inf Iming my fIiends,
4liat tsr that lime. & n my piit psse. . rake
m d Give part 10 The efnceFnol BAaKs SAEE
4 HaoTnEgs, as chief salssIAaH 81 III ttbsleco.
4 Fl m my Tong ae petiehice il this bra nsh OF
the busiuess iiiavTi'g I'm yself alsv ost
IeNriusiyeJy 10 ifior The past ten tiitssyeaT&Aa
q alter InYSe THAI shall, AZ AN times. be
able to secure gu my paarons the highest mar
kEt value fol ahiir eisipS
I'll wiffs give me mifc plea stsre co. bn ;inne
TIA .hasiaesS relat fn with ysg, herelofsfe
enipyed, VIII LIST asifieml&r Of the old concern
or Ri aFspAEr q ReADs and as ufe You that
no effort On nay part wifl e spared to ptU-
lnpse your inief-st.ss.4 Esg1a sa at,p -SaE
Lespiy friends in the Wdsterapart 90 The
STATE 1 sa a Isl shat Vi is Ill report liant to
prize8siheiIg Tohaccosi The iansf1I size cask.
snakSng the hog4hesd 10 weigh from ~, to
1916 nett hlnst OF tile Tsb4eco grown iii
thatsrsg:orl IS ssted onl fof * rofts and ship
pers object greattytoa purchasing u h0gshead
oil lobacoas ~ less weigkt. ksv sst
would atse. shggest y, those who succeed
IN making svafs blight Pan ey rbbaeGo. Chat
neat casks. sufIisfsntls alarge to contaih from
ito 600 lbss, sh..usd "a used 81 VI ssssac us
have no heSi alton III 50 ying that Rich-
lioiid, as T'obaec6 fHafk et, is NOW The ,nfost
sinpnftaMtE in.4tie 4 nil ed Stiles land the
planter can fluid no mar let shatipi q generally
flrnlsh mere rem ulieIa live prices iYt hlsiabor
than this. e ~
sFs V.sr,. rrsnestf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
! = '''rs Law AsD JUsrIcEs. fSe'

TT |. FISHER aud NV. ENGLISH hav-
IL ing entered into i partnership, for the
purpose Of praoticing Lsw III the counties ii
Mason and l,utnam. will regalasiY attend the
Great, Quarterly aad Mlntbl Cailrls Of
those TIVE counties, and will pae eyerY at Ten
;ldn To business entrusted toBtheiI care.
i. One on The other of the firm viii always De
f3end Il their once, IN Point 4lsssant. d M
oae'or The otheraNsitl regularly lbs At the Ut
asnt County Cegfts. w Nh s3s sss9s
4. RI. ri asants Dec. ~, nsayi 81 b. I. $50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
IoHN AWARTH,
r. r. TURNER,
no THE PUnLIC

i ANDREW PARKS. Of. KRhawha county,
..55aad JAMES w. hloGE Of Putnam county.
A1.iay entered into partnership as Atiofiiess
aid Counseaors 1t LawS nIhigr the style 81
PARKS q HOGEs for the colin,ies Of Alass.il
aid PutnAna wall end Al ihe cppptys guar
a4lll attend promptly 10 ALL business which
s!ay be entrusted To them a2feFtailing tD
Il. eli fofession. PARKS d fIGGE.s
jan. i, les6 .uofla Nsssl& ksaifa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
'JNo RUMBLE, EDi4os 3

81 u 3 : ~ & ~ % ~ II IT 3
n 1aslsassxso ssbssl
y laA11.s u. |ss Va Isl 81 ss S,s'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19
]. HI cosNELL,
Lavu rJ9t1ce-
r,Irg j. d HKwsAN.
MILLER i NIwNAN


Attorneys Il Law, Kanawha 2. H.s Yasaa
sfTHE undersigned hass formed = pair Stsns8
far The practice oi the. law ia tie Gopnr
ties Of Kanawha, Logan, Boone, Cabell !'nt-
nam and Mason. and will regularly altelld lhe
Courts Of said Counties 4.
! Their address q {. Miller 4 Newman q
Raaawha CHI, NiIginia.e and their ONCE ~
Charleston; next door below ne Sheriff once
he same now and lately occupied y So
hiIler. Esq 8a 81 A. MlLLEh,
#1ahss SO. ~ q e. NkW NAN
II HAVE transferred Al the unfinished bq-
Miller & Newman. y ID viii attend % and
close The same. and / take pleasure ~ fscoms
inending those fentlrman 10 my Qld clse n :.
and friends. and The public geuerally m ~
forneys and EonHseiloTs deserving their t0np-
sAace aad pasTnHsge. DAVID NcCkssa. 4 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

II .Your obrdieHi servant.sss "
cLEMENT! ri. 8 ARksb ALE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-19

Ian ~ esssTl n go. =. NOR.
astia q -. nfAERs4 %,
Co1lAa1ss1pN MERCHANTS
ssd sds eIcIMpNR VA, Il ss s.s,s,s.
dive then yondisided iat.eation Is the. sale 81
loBtgC0: WgGaIs FGODR sBibOs2 10.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON cor,
alt faNnlENTs ~ STORE. Ais sgsaJs
REfBR T0LA Col Jss. W fioes, II. d. v1n-
ts,uxs Ezqsafil Mr.A. Snp,snsrs, 81, Pafnsim
County; Jaime ai5isht Est. and ,Mai.A.
tsa ks, OF Kama yha County alnes. MITCHELL
Esq De-. G.sShaw, John Hall Esd, and
Coz gfiaisk TBSnas, u y assn Eodnfys u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Letter from J. IL. Armsby, N. d.. ,

ALBANY HOSPITAL, May IL, lbvo
Mr. OLcoTT: Dear Sir-l have used the oak Orchard
Acid Spring Naer quite extensively during The past Winter
IN private practice, and in the Hospital
my hst patient had large Pbagedenc Ulcer extending from
the hip tie knee The water administered in tablespoon
u doses four times daily and the ulcer covered with nat
saturated in the water ice daily The improvement was most
decided and marked from the first day Of its while the
remedies had produced very little effect In about hve weeks
from the Of the treatment he lef the Hospital
nearly we'll and resumed his ordinary business. ,
In other which propose notice hereafter the
found 10 be very efhcacious
The diseases in which have found most useful a. fol-
lows CONDITIONED Ulcers Diseases OF the Skin Passive
Hemorhoges Darrheas depending atomic condition Of
tie membranes; IN depaved and impoverished condi-
the body from specific disease and from inemperance
have used with great advantage in Hemorhods tsiua In
Ano and Peiineo Heohsges from the Rectum and In several
other forms Of disease. .
In my opinion and my practice, II has fully sustained the
reputation acquired remedial agent and the remaIks
bic and asngent indicated In its chemical
propose give il impartial and extensive trial
aud viii give results 80 far they be Of value
] have the honor TO be, very respectfully yours,
J. H. ARMSBY, NJ d.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unless procured from
II. w. BOSTWICR Sole Agent,
Metropolitan Hotel Building
No. 5T4 Broadway, New-York.
Sold also by HEGEMAN Co, Noe l6l. 3ss 5ll and 7a6
Broadway, and by THOs GREEN, lithst and Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
CAMPAIGN TRACTS:

CAMPAIGN Iha,ics
7 Tpy IRRyPERssIBIK COsYLcT: Gov sEwARpsiamous
po,bes,.r .peeeh Of 1885, with CHARLIE UCosoRs Union
Meus speech-Dec le 5s-srgung that Negro Slavery Is
ust and humane: and brief opinions Of mny eminent men On
the subject ,
HysBy WILSON Of Msin Senate, Jan. rs So-showins oy
o,ons that the leading Democratic orators and point
clans are fully resolved to destroy the Union when they can no
longer rule Il.
nm THr ADMISSION oP KANSAS: Gov. sEwARD's great
sne..bn Senate Feb 49, lseO-summing up the political
issues Of the dey. - -.
w. NATIONAL PoIITos; Speech Of ABRAHn LisoolS o'
Illinois, the Cooper Institute Eew-Yors Feb. lSA
planning defending the position and views o he
nsv ON the subject Of Slavery to which is added the Hon.
Irs n DooLITLgs vindcation Of the Bepubhcans oi w"
consin from the charge Of Nullhcaton.
V I,,p yoK THE LAsDLEss: The Hon GALusHA A GROWS
sreecbn the House Feb 49, ls6O-adyocang the Repub'
cap policy of granting the Public Lands in limited tracts to
actual settlers the bare cost Of survey and saIe
Each Of the above printed on fair type and good paper
forming large octave doubecolumn tract oi sixteen pages
The. are od n quantities One Thousand or over Tor one eent
Der and the Thousand may be made up from the list above
riyen in such quantities Of each the buyer may desire In
smaller quantities 81 rs per hundred 25c per dozen 'sy
cents by mail one cent each in addition must be cent to
pay the postage ,,
l. Stewards late Speech the Admi,sion OF Kansas
H. Land for the Landless: The Hon Gausha A Ofo"'
Speech
iii. National Politics: Abraham Lincoln's Speech
w. The Irrepressble Conflict: Gov. Stewards RoehestH
Speech MI,
State Rights and Supreme Court; Hon James H. D0oh'S'
Speech ,u
v The Democratic Leaders for Disunion; Hon. Henry v"
sons Speech.
VI The Babssm Of Slavery: Hon. Owen Loyeoys speed
Price of all these German Speeches, cents single coz
81 80 per lOo a5 per CoO II by mail one cent each in ID
d,ion must be sent to pay the postage.
win not our Republican friends aid us to circulate the dou
er ~ Now 4, the time when thousands Of minds eanbe
reached and Influenced which, three months hence, VIII be
ba,dened like flint asainst conviction Terms cash
Idd,.. HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Brsldngs New Yorl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
400 "RUTLEDGE is a Novel by an fOS
4CC unknown suthor, whose unusual merit chal 1cO
leuEs our sdnifstion"-l n. y. Evening Post
SECOND EDITION READY THIS DAY.
RUTL E ID q E.
Due net vol. xl2.
From The n. Y. Evening Pc

rom The ". I. Evening Post.
aNow and then meet with book fresh and piqlan
and womsny u Of hne character both In matter and man
n that could believe il the production of some other time
tim our own not sharply marked with the pecaia
coors age In writing TINS, have briefly described
Ru-dge American story OF the present time told Win
unconscious winch belongs only to woman
he author has evidently best Kind OF NE and mas
M ed none of It's outside it, suby TO escape her Sic has
OBSERVED profoundly she has studied her SEX that Is to say
rsef tor certainly woman though her name lke the
sane heroine carefully kept nom US at,ie Sun
rar th. lady Rutedge around whom the idehts Oh
M. story group themselves alluded to by name
there ia something DE- iciousy capicious in this.
The book have hinted il eninenty sunny Nor is
he author lacking M vein Of real pathos or III certain das
nR would b. satire were not thoroughly
gooanauTed Rutedse autobiography almost sultless
m point style full sudden frcities Of thought and eHpe
-nce strong healthy and dramatic it, dramatic feeling in
deed chief excellence The characters not mere auto
mate they move speak and have their being their words
and actions b-trsy their nd duay They have the rare habit
Of talking Ike each other and In two words consist
en- creations The dialogue throughout has the sparkle
Of one Tom Tayor comedies and the situations, to
technica naura effective The heIoines night.
ride little Esthers pathetic death aud the at the bdt
masque many different instance. Of lofty dramatic
uoweID DERBY L JACKSON, Publishers,
No 48 BToadw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY %, 1860
Published This Day:
las. w. ALEXANDER, ID. ID.
a. FORTY YEARS FAMILIAR LETTERS Of JAMES W..
ALEXANDER, ID. d., constituting, with the notes,
A MEMOIR OF HIS LIFE.


A MEMOIR OF HIS LIFE.
Edited by he surviving correspondent Rev. JOHN HALE d.
d. Two volumes, with two portraits 90 Mn -
,vpe.fne paper, portrait India T,oo sotns
OctapO; price IS. ,,,,,,,,,m,
CHAPTER l. Juvenile Letters Isl9,ls22 ,o., ,o,,
Rs ebps ii III Letter f %Re Tutor n coes
Chapter ~ Letters while 4 L'centiate, la23-lS27.
Cha ter Letters while Pastor in Virginia, and until he
Chrpier VI While Pastor in Trenton, ls2s-lsa2;
Chapter VII. While y iitor OF The Presbyterian. nS
Chapter VIII While Professor in the College of NewJerey,
CHAPTER TX While Pastor Of Dusnest Church, New York
Chapter X While Professor in the Theological Seminary,
chapter NJ During his first visit to Europe, 1851.
ChupteI Nil While PsOr Of the Fthavenue Church, New
Ghpter Mil During bis second visit to Europe 1851
Chapter XIV Letter: During the Remainder Of his Pasioras
Chapter XIV Additional Letters from Europe in 1851 and 1884,
These familiar letters of forty consecutive years out of life
fyhve years. and addressed correspondent furnish
in themselves the best memoir Of their writer Over every
thing in the shape Of diary autobiography such series has
the advantage Of presenting the in the successive phases OF
his character and opinions well in their final mould In
the collection given to the public the writer passes before
his undgused expressions from the fvoltes and
crudies of fifteen the maturity of his half century.
Also Just Ready:
SERMONS BY j. ADDISON ALEXANDER, d. d.
vols Post Svo., $40 pages
Th Sermons are the hI.9t 5sau Of T srI. s sh0.
lions Of the had al the advantages Of accurate pure
style Of the most fecitous
LECTURES ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. By the
HSp SotP MST.h vol 2ftSyo r. ranrd s,,a
"SS WOLFE G Of The Knoll and other POEMS By Mrs O.
hse yS 81 HE HE pteHEss OF ORLEANS from til.
CATHARG CLYDE. 4 Novel BY Inconna. vol, i2mO. 81.
For Sale by all Bookseller and sent by mail on re-
No l24 Grand st. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
DREP ARE for the CA NJ p A G n
Il WILL BE PUBLISHED, JUNE S,
No. Of the REPUBLICAN POCKET PISTOL
Edited by VIM II Burleigh, esq.
parps lamo.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.
The Object Of this work will be present in the most concise
form practicable the principles and aims OF the hspuohca
ues inyoyd in It's contest with the Slave Power and
IL Bemocc allies the sentiments Of the leading statesmen Of
present In reference to those issues and
such other matters of Interest may evolved IN the progress Of
the poS struggle upon which have entered What every
working Republican will desire, in the Of fact argument
opof for himself and for his ueighbo TO inform the gno
rant the preudcsd and stimulate the ukewsnn "l
be gwen this POCKET PISTOL SERIES In form at once
compact mat and convenient and at price which viii enable
Republican Clnbsto put copy OF into the hands oil every
voter " hocan read. .
THE REPUBLICAN, POCKET PISTOL will be published
Of each month during the campaign and viii De sent
BY n all, Iostpaid for cents.
For rs cents will be mailed to subscribers during the cam
pa Republican Clubs supplied liberal terms. 10 secure
copies Of No. which will be ready June orders should be sent
im immediately TO H. DAYTON, Publisher,
No aG Hnmard.rt Nav iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
Mem publifations.

Now Ready:
FTNHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.-The full His
Il tory Of Lennon Slave Case, from It's origin to its
final decision In the Court Of Appeals, containing the
opinion Of Judge Paine, before whom first
heard the opinion Of the Supreme Court the points and
Arguments of Charles OConor, William NJ Evars and Joseph
Blunt the Court Appeals aud the opinions Of Judges
DEMO, Wright and Cerke. The great importance Of the
legal and political principles involved, the bOdness with
which the Issues made and the ability with which the
eunent sustained both sides render this Of the
significant and universally interesting trials that took
place this country Price per copy rs cents per co +6
by mail, in addition be prepay
postage. Terms cash. Address
HORACE GREELEY L Co..
Tribune Buildngs, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
T1HE POCKET GUIDE FOR AMERICANS

TNUE pOCKET GUIDE FOR AMERICANS
GOING To EUROPE
Containing information absolutely essential TO every one intend
ing 10 40 cling Passports and how get tne with
form application Securing Passage Money and how to carry
safely basgsgei European Hotels Guides and GAtiiies
m, European Passport Advice to Ladies' European
Cnrrency with Table Of Value ia American Coin Remedies
for Sea Cutom House RegulGions Vocabulary OF
o. d. In French, German, AMI Italian List OF
American Minister'S Secretaries Of Legation, aud Conals in
Furoo. etc Neat iSmo cloth flexible. Price 81 cents.
ny volume IN flexible not half so massive az
containing information about travelling 10 and in
nrope hch hundreds Of dollars with losses Of time
and t.nper TO American ous Jewel Of xte volume
lPhih Press
SsEt by Gail, post paid for retail price
". A. TOWNSEND Co, Pubhsher
No. 40 Waker-st., York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1860.
SIXTH EDITION NOW READY.

Contains
PRESIDENT, POPULAR VOTE FOR, BY STATES.
RETURNS OF ELECTIONS IN all the States holding Gen
e Elections during the year 1889 carefully complied expressly
for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC and compared with former
elections for convenient reference
Price pOssge Pepaid, single copies 10 cents Amehean
coin; IL copies, 81; 100 copies, So.
If sent by express - per loO l3 copies for 81
Ao for years ls 1880 1885, 1856 1857 1885, and 1885, price
10 cents each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

THE KANSAS NARRATIVE By John boy Of Lawrence.
Price a5 cents each postage prepaid cent BY express Ss
per 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
The Peoples Candidate for President.


The citizens Of NewY without dis nction Of party
invited the ashngon Union Square
UESDAl LNLNING, MAY 29 at O'Clock, to respond
nomination Of GEN SAM HOUSTON for the President Of
United Stste made by the people Of Texas the Battle
Ground OF San Jacinto, April n, lo6O.
hon. L ID. kyans, Texas. Hon. c. Roosevelt, Y. Y.
Hon Joseph l. " hite, n. Y. Hon A. j. Hamilton, Texas
lion. Jere Clemens, Tenn. James Thsyer, esq y. y
Major McC Ulough Texas enry {. Gardiner esq Cal
Col Nnl d. Rankin, Penn. + H8brouck, Nestchester
D. ID. Atchison, esq, Texas County.
Hon. Jos hemphIll Texas.
And other snguished gentJ have been invited and
expected address the meeting The Statue of Washington
viii be Illuminated O'Clock.
Dr. STEPHEN EASBROUCK- Chairman Committee Ar
Ts1geInents T. BRAMHALL CHILD Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

rTNHE BEST EUROPEAN GUIDE.-Every
Il traveller should secure, without fail, copy Of
NOKTON'S HANDBOOK TO EUROPE,
containing information necessary for thorough and com
pete tour through Europe together with vocabulary oi the
thrases most needed In trencn and Italian
illustrated with correct RAlLWA1 MAY
Price OLe Dollar.
pr lib su II win be sent by Of the United
states. Address CHARLES d. NOnlOv;
Agent for Libraries, Irving buildings, New-f ork'
THE PHBs-.
In conpsct form and in concise language, supplies the
neded edge and O what many other books contain
the places which have nothing in tem"-lCommef
cial dverti-er go. -,
The plan Of Norton series i excellent and Is to be hoped
will be completed IN to merit the favor OF the puoc
lTIibune. ,e e,,, - , ~ L,
edge It's pce conred with others, viii give an
additional impetus 10 It's popularity. u New orker . nm
Tourists going Europe shoudnot forget 10 take IT, ily
vi 10y dong that neiI money Il Judicouy invested
lDispatth , ,..-..u
Of interesting directions and will entertain those VINO never eA
meet 10 see Europe much those who do century
Lisis the practically useful Of any Guide-Book oi s
lie that " e have ever seem Boston Advertiser. -
those going abroad it viii be indpens aole"-lboson
Atlas. ,... -, - 4.
see II Even whom fortune iOTbids the luxury o
cb Journey will mud the reading Of the book an agreeable re-
creation - Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
THE COMPENDIUM OF

THE COMPENDIUM OF
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
Price 25 cents per copy sl9 per oO sleo per 1850 sent
by mail eight cents each Is required TO prepay postage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

THE LENNON SLAVE CAsE.-The fun History Of the
Lennon Slave Case from its origin to its final decision in the
Court Appeals containing the opinion of Judge Paine before
whom first heard, the opinion OF the Supreme
Court the points and arguments of Charles OConor William
NJ Ever and Joseph Blunt the Court Of Appeals and the
opinions judges Denio Wright and Cerke Price per copy
25 cents per 100 SIG If sent by mail cents in addition
must be sent to prepay postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
SIxrH Ep1TIos Now READY.

SIXTH EDITIos Now READY.
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTT; Condemned into lars
compact Pamphlet Of 1O4 pages Sent by mail postage paid
One copy 25 cents -Four copies 81 Twelve copies ~ 20