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UaeeuI and En,ertaining knowicdge,
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sEARS,S HiRLE RIOGRAPIi

FROM thc Nclc- orr P0NghNefDslt It!egI 05.'
Among the multitude Books, various III ;he ch Iac-
ter as Ii her external appearance which constantly issue
from the l.ess pleasant 10 point 20 one OF rcd rde ac
une,ceptoneble e!ser aud spEt, bat sanitary IL rs
tendency and influence Such the BOOK 20 winch we would
ac direct ,he attention o readers and especially CHRIST
ian 7sleIts and ga..da:s who socl:ous for the moral
we.." o: i.eir children ana wards This work contains
,e, OF biographical Sketches o the
mentioned in ths cipuIr isoa adsm Joha the sap;;it
with sketch ths :.u:la: e Of ths Redsem-f and t;s:
f.0u, on the n.liied cpscEl, oceG matter, hiShi
interesting the Christian: t Tois nsiis 3s a6oai
i, h,nsome 9un in c,; ard gilt, ard sold at 'hs low
pricc OF 90 50.
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III. CLay's Replp.

ASHLAND, eth November 1913.
GENrLEMEH-I have received your obiging
letter should be highly gratifed to visit Wythe
county, which, besides other recommendations,
bears a venerable name, Of which | never hear
without emotions Of gratitude. But | dare not
allow myself the pleasure OF expecting such a
visit next spring. If, however, contrary to my
present purposes. should take that route on my
return home, will eagerly seize the occasion TO
exchange friendly salutatons with my fellow cltl-
zens Of Wythc.
Gentlemen, have sought to merit the conf
dence of the people of Kentucky, to which you
are pleased to refer not by Asttering or dcceicing
them, nor by always agreeing with them, bat by
honestly, truly and sincerely endeavonng to serve
them. Justly appreclating my motives, they
have uniformly and magnenunousy sustained
me- They know, and feel how deeply my
heart Is penetrated with gratitude and thankful.
ness TO them.
rejoice to learn that the people CT nv native
State, and the people Of the whole Union, have
become sensible Of the great advantages OF foster
inc our natioual industry, Without any en-
couragement from legislation, from the lndlspeH-
sable wants of the community and the necessity
of the case, manufactures must have ultimately
sprung up IN our country. he infant chic,
without any nelp, VIII lHdlly iedlIl W iiSe oii
stand and walk, but he will learn much sooner
by the helping hand of an affectlonate parent.
The day viii coms-it Is nigh at hand-when all
will be surprised that there should ever have been
any difference of opinion about he policy Of Just
aud reasonable encouragement to the interests OF
our own country, against the rivalry, the selfish
ness and prohlbitory policy of foreign nations,
who are indifferent to our welfare. and IL the
benefits of this truly parental and national policy,
all parts of our country, directly or indirectly.
will participate. You speak of Richmond, of
Petersburg, and North Carolina. The observation
might have been extended to other parts South
and West. And how interesting Is it to contenl-
plate the vast changes which are constantly in
operation in the various products OF our industry
among the various parts of our great and glorious
Union. Long may it continue and they increase
in value, variety and extent
Accept, gentlemen, assurances OF the high re-
spect and warm regard OF
Your friend and obedient servant.
hfess,s Charles l. Crocke John T scrers James G
Walker r j. MORRISON Jgc. Hniier, and Theodore B.
HGhniin, &c, &c, &c.
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= Health. autst, and Cen.sost.-Ih

~ Health, Quiet, snd y Ce.sssoEt-Ias ara.
- stopping Day. weeks in the CITY sreh q
are aIey Offered s:by losssa ;s gu Gle ssia s5s e; f;y 1a.
d,t vicinity Of :he principal steamboat landings lts
apartments eoavsesas and Hes while its sbs Is .ss s..
dng .ntrsly Aninns Focd and stimuianrs G: all kGds
Ebergss moderate, AID every effort made render
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SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE HIS
TORY OF THE HOLY RIBLE,

ETcn The Southern Quarterly Rsrietr for Oclobtr
" nan ts appearance u his Work tusptClous :r-n
ths history Of Biblical Literature. L excellent
work-e%csiient IN Stys nch material elegant In ~
aud not ONLY Correct. but exceedingly tscusBS
contents We have read tllos every one must read
wlth deep and kindrg interest suai 10 tha; inspired
by hI2hwrought works OF fiction intended solely
for aTsa select few for whole masses L. addresses
itself the great heart Il humanity; touching records
of past svsnts-evena Of the deepest lind
thrilling response III the breasts OF 81. classes OF high
and low nch and pCOI learned and teI2e, young and CID
We praise It DO works which admire s,mpiy
for their pEounnd learning, aud high literary excellence o
these CLAIMS 10 al enduring QOpuiaIt. u net however
destitute. Ne most aSttlous Of The most captloG,
critic. can llEc pO'nAg IN u wages e which to caY! we
havs been surprised 10 ind. yoiOuinoUs work, Spch
uniform purity beauty, simplicity. G almost Perfection OF
ie !uunln thou siOut the whole and and
attraction 20 ever The hehes: recommendation
OF h:s noble Wofs however remains &c o. meniioned- lis
mOrai sttractioa,- power 10 the affections % he
heart which made u cling 10 the book % dear friend
The feelings vain wnlc! take UP, mixture o.. oN.
and reverence II made pCus by reading work
esTect Religion aud slrtne i'i4sttoI III e lives OF ne
the Prophets the Apostles and the Divine cunr
of me Christian Faith They and feel the invaabF
and sautay couSec which flow from obedience 70 the
Nations through the iape % many centuries ar aJis
. That the perusa and study this attractive aud W-tiined
work il! DO confirm ,le doubtful aud wavrrlng IN
the truth Of Divine yeiton than all the leaned ceiecss
since the Introduction Of Christianity rs pictorial ius-
;etons throw additional light hs Scripture histories
impart interest t work many respects. aud
ceat aud beautiful specimens ol TIE eE o American gu.
:he low price of So conieced with It's Intrinsic va recon-
mends persons moderate crcuns ana the sp!e-
do of its exterior and its bdslmens rends! II
suitable ornament fer the cenetabies Of ie wealthy II IS
whole Libraries and beautiful and exceedingly interesting
work.
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- ~ ErUy Ccu-su,I,. Poudre subtitle

% Dr. Felix Gcursud's Pondrs subtle hns.:'
hsir tror fsnales nppe Ia the haI concesiE broad a
forehead the gobo, Ss M o man " .. 20 ~ i q
once 81 JYaiaer-str,e, ore door iIoIn Broadway.
3 r.r bot:e d,fscti0a. Eeah aud sPG.i. Sii N.,.
Have: Brown, IS Ch-snut-s.ee., 1hla6sphis !ort,a
k.ee Boston, 9sy Hoashkse9s:: GIee I9eeS5T T
wicb; Tonssy Rochs.tet, n Y Guild bangor "h!e'
Calais.
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DRopPlNGs FROM THE HEART, or Oeoasiona

DRorPlNGs FROM THE HEART, or Occasional
Poems, by THoNAs MAcKELsAR.-This unpre
tending little volume iE ushered INTO the world
without preface, note OF comment 1t claims no
high excellence, ret the rhythm Is easy and na
tu-al, and the sentiment pure and poetlcal. We
like tho healthy spirit IN which our poet writes,
and the human sympathy with which his stanzas
arc irn bued. The following is an average 5Peci-
men Of the work:
The POETS MISSION.
Each mortal being hath mission here:
7 is mine 10 travel soberly along
Ihe track of life, and sing, perchance song
That rngeth sweetlv on some listening ear.
\ fellow traveller jostles me at times,
And scons the music OF my simple rhymes,
Bu, sill sing, Tor soon will come the day
When mental hunger will his breast annoy,
And love Of gold and sensual things Will cloy
And then he II bow submissive to my sway.
NV life is not an idle one sing
And work together. When my time is Ger,
Ny frame, like some old harp whose every string
Is gone, Will be worn out, TO labor here no more.
Sold at No. 255 Pcarl-street.
u The PHILOSOPHERS stone, a novel by
Balzac, elegantly translated by lady, Is issued
from the New World Office this morning. Most
of the works of fiction of this author are intended
to illustrate the existing evils attending the false
mode Of marriage in France and the frlglltiul llli
morality which results from considering women
creatures of affection purely, and not equally with
men, subjects of that moral law which elevates
both sexes above weakness. This work, however,
is one OF domestic life in Flanders, and one of
dcep interest The hero Of the story is a chemist
who dissipates all his fortunes, and RUNS his fam
liz in vain endcavors to discover the Philosophers
Stone which shall transmute every thing INTO
gold. Price one shilling.
TIE LADYs GUIDE TO EMBROIDERY, &c. with
instructions in Embroidery on Silk, Velvet, Mus
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Also, Curtis on the preservation OF Sight; the
use, abuse and choice of spectaces, &c.
Also, The LADY's SELF INSTRUCTOR in Millln-
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Burgess & Stringer, 222 Broadway. Price one
shilling each.
No. VIII. of TIE ILLUMINATED MAGAZINE has
been received by Burgess & Stringcr. We think
this is better than the last number. My Luck,
by Robert Howe Gould Of Connecticut, is comic
enough. a visit to the great st. Bernard is very
good as is also England Sixty Years ago. The
wood cuts are illustrative as ever Burgess IL
Stringer.
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Il. -
RICH, ,AMUSINGAND INSTRUCTIVE BOOK
{" Be who blends instruction with delight.

He Who 0IeuuS lIiSlIuClIUH VIII ueIrTIt'
Profit with pleasure, carries all the votes
Just Published uith q highly finished Portrch
-fts distinguished E6etor. EgrGu.d Stsst 6y Dick
SEARS GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE.
speudidy illustrated wo.h comprising the ast OF
establishment, presented the American public IN one
nnv - So fhis splendid volume comprises within self d
coMPLETg LIBRARY oE
Useful and Entertaining knowledge,
Condensed form familiar 5yie md coGors IN hfofm1-
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Science and Art.
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iHE REcroxr OF VALEAE.p; B. the Ee,. RosER.
WILSON EVANS. vi. a. From the Twelfth s.Gstish
sdiuon. Opp. 25a 2mo.l D. Apileon * Co.
This is in every sense beautiful book-loVely
m It's spirit, its themes, and its appearance It's
record Of the life and meditations of d rural
pastor, IN which religious Tales Medtations and
roens are fdy interspersed The author is Of
lae English Church, but his religion is that of the
eaasch Universal We are sure this work must
England
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Corresponding with aIr. Clay.

W.Clay's Immense correspondence must be i
heavy tax on his time, but We find In each Of his
letters some truth SO forciby and happily express
ed, that we are constrained to present it TO our
readers. Read the following recent letter to The
'sontd, and say whether Mr.. Clay is backing
cut from an energetic support Of those great and
benignant principles of public policy with which
his name and fame are indissoubly identified
Letter TO Mr. Clop.
WyIHs Co.. YrBGr1ra Nov 18Th. ls.5
DEAR SIE At meeting OF portion Of the cit
zens of our county, favorable to Your election TO the
Presidency OF the United States we were instructed
TO address you in relation TO your proposed visit 10
North Carolina and request YOU 10 make Wythevllle
point i'll going or returning We are aware that
YOU have marked out different route for your Jour
nev bui as circumstances NAV occur which will
lead YOU 10 make some change thereof we hope, III
that event, YOU will find 1t convenient to comply
with the request which We have been unanimously
authorised to make OF YOU
Time, the great examiner OF men, and all the al
fairs of men. has demonstrated how well YOU have
deserved the confidence which the people OF Ken
tucky have reposed inyou ior nearly halt century.
And we are cheered with the belief that like conf
dencc awaits YOU the part of large majority of
the people OF our beloved Republic.
We cannot close this communication without adj
vertng to a measure with which your name is pc
cuiarIv identihed-the Protection of Domestic Man
u.actures. The People OF your native State are
beginning to feel an interest in this grea, measure.
Notwithstanding the oracular admonitions of ourpo-
liticc advisers that past and present Tariff laws
are impolitlc and oppressive. They are beginning
to learn that by increasing the stimulus to labor,
resulting from the application of capital to home
production, additional capital can be generated by
an act of legislation Experience is fast teaching
us that there are other sources of national wealth
than mere profits of capital, and that operatives in
our factories do not labor for bare subsistence and
have nothing left for accumulation Our own Rich
nond and Petersburg afford signal proof of the
wisdom of the Protective Policy.
But in our sister State of North Carolina the eyi-
dences reach us from nearer point There, and
within one hundred miles of us, cotton factories
of cloth and yarn from which we are often furnished
at our doors to the exclusion of similar fabrics from
the Northern factories. The limits Of letter, how
ever, will not permit to go farther on this sub
ect, always interesting you, and all important to
ourindividual prosperity and National independence.
Your fellow citizens,
CHARLES L. CRocKEr, JOHN 7. SAVERS,
JAMES c. WALKER, l. }. MORRISON,
JAcoB HALLER HEspoRE D. HAhiiH
Hon. H,r'rV CiGy, Lexington KY
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WHOLE NO. sag.

Asst CONCERT -SIGNoRA CASTEL-
l. LAN,s GRAND VOC AL AND - NS:R MENTAL
goNCERT: Tuesday Ersnins ;pe'snSef s'l'' a. u's
csanl os orsis:-e 4 PaharT7aa'; Soeis',
sexoR cAsElLaI9 sI9Sok ~; SlaaHslS 1s he K
slda, and msm5f Of the Philharmonic Societies OF isiS'
Tek:f. (Which .sy iia;l One poliu e.ehO s. had It
tae music stores, hotels. and It The door
Concert 20 commence tSoclock. C%V eas
A MEKlCAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
rFS{Y 5s NohE sHqtRb9ys 9Es pE 59N EHrMR Il ii 81
.a At 3ESsA a sa Il T:ss sst:ssn:, 3s @ Aneea I @ @b: k s
Theatre and WHICH greatly increases the usst OF his eHhit
9G x SHEcSsH b h celebrated on.su.s and
Psaiomins Sriatliy Of h. Rs,-I Family vii appear IN
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&c srs engaged Negro sq-esh Sons aud Bfesktoyu s 7
g. Rooh.-A beautiful Giraffe Rnlnocs!os ud other curl
ositi!s, have besn added TO the Museum.
Performances commence At precisely seven clock
The Hot YDAYs- Preparations 4r maai2E ioT Tie ~.
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Admission the ciloren ast 20 yeaTs MAJ
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as BI ACK as Jet These children the most ex,aolna
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consulting Madame Adolph. -
rOLE'S- PICTURES OF MOUNT 4EINA.
= yoyASE eE EE FIST 6 cAFsf ASR PfEsEHr II
LDERNEss Sc now fhh'bHs al the 5 0s4s o,d,g 3! Ge
CARD.-MR. HARVEY announces the IL
= ,enoa OF exhibiting hs Painting, TO tue pubic ct the
Picture Gallery 322 Broadway (oppose the Hospital On
and the 20t Dec. inst. 1hey consist pIc@It "
American Landscape ScoUer and include The oIis2a atrs
Color Drawings, which have procured for him much CEN:
exalted pesonage;: Wa-hington Alls;oG, E;l SiE Martin
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They viii upon exhibition for snort ti;ce caiy
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TAIR--A Ladies Far for lhe benefit of the
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ous and Iare articles viii be presented 3 SALE among which
ere several made o. BIND L.dy All friendly TO ina came
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