Walked uptown with George Anthon, who entertained me with the biography of his runaway cousin. Miss "Unadilla” Elmendorf, and incidents...

The martyrdom of John Brown was most worthily celebrated at Concord, Massachusetts. The town which inaugurated the first American "Insu...

Eaglewood, Perth Amboy, New York, Nov. 13. My Dear and Beloved Husband: I am here with Mrs. Spring, the kind lady who came to see you, and...

NEAR PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29. My dear Husband: I have just received your letter to Mr. M., saying that you would like to have me stay here u...

North Elba, November 9. Father, you said that you were cheerful. I am glad of that. But why should you be otherwise? All you were guilty o...

Dear Father: I deeply sympathize with you; and were it in my power to help or comfort you, how gladly would I do it! But that cannot be; and...

JEFFERSON, ASHTABULA Co., OHIO,} Thursday, Nov. 28, 1859.} My dear, dear Father: I have just learned that there is probably a way through ...

Rawsonville, Nov. 23. My dear Brother John: If I have not been first to come forward to express my sympathy for you, in this your hour of ...

HUDSON, Ohio, Nov. 28. Dear Uncle John: Through the politeness of Mr. Lewis, from Akron, we take this opportunity to send you our love and...

Cleveland, Nov. 9. Dear Brother John: I will not attempt to express my feelings of sympathy for you. You know my heart. Can I do any thing...

Windham, Portage Co., Ohio, Nov. 12. My Dear Cousin: I have just completed the attentive perusal of the account published in the New York ...

La Crosse, Wisconsin, Nov. 20. Dear Cousin: Little did I think when I parted with you and other friends in Hudson twenty years ago that I ...

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27, 1859. My Friend: You will let me call you so? I want to write you a few words of loving sympathy, though my heart i...