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CROSBY, NICHOLS, n co.

pobLish TINS dy-
Wife Of Henry Ware, Jan BY f. u Hall, ID. b, Second
Edition. With hns engraving on steel.
The volume must do good wherever IL read and tus
dreds OF readers who have Ware will be
strengthened In duty and ohseed trial bx this history
Of her life and these letters 20 beautifully ratns the
life Of true Christian wornaG.--Boston Adcsrfissr.
IL only in many years that the memoir life
beautiful rs this Is brought before the public Crsa
Register.
have not for long tins bean much interested 10
sny work - TiopeiItr.
the department Of female biography work has re-
Gently appeared Of interest than the before us
Portsmouth, Journal
The book Is treasure, and belongs to the psrmAnsus
riches OF our devotional literature chrisfan isqars
Her experience rich In Its ovensss self denial nrm
rsposs In God and benevolent sctivity Zion's Herald
Many, through these pages will bs moved by the story
Of her virtues purpose Leading life will be
strengthened In many hearts. Transcript.
FOR sale IN Ns~ York By e. \. FRANCIS h 60 Phil
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Jan T-A
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NOW PUBLISHED,
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A SEMIMONTHLY PAPER, expressly for children
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fuse into the young ind appropriate sentiments
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The want Of juvenile paper that shalt give proper d
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the supremacy Of slavery 10 felt by thousands who know
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REAL EsrATE AND PROPERTY REaIsrRA-
TfDN OFFfCE

THE underssnei have opened Once for the Rsyistrs
ton OF Real Estate other property, negotiating
Sales, Loans, Exchanges, raising Of Companiss Ae
throughout the different States and appointing local
agents In all tke din rent souBtis
Applications entered Ia the Register and placed
the IS delegated their locality, to tbs sHsmns
ton OF s ee OF charge and must be 18th
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the Agency does propose TO sell bat nssUtafs and
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sntry and Ia Europe where sHpset OF our drn
win for pssssni reside, and shsr sAAl hvs
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era 10 examine the Register sad tiss oSths Agsncy
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us, now as many beneath The locomotives at
night as they belched forth their flame and
smoke, might readily have been converted by
tho imagination into fiery demons, seeking
whom they might devour. The torches Of the
workmen, as they passed 10 and fro the shafts
OF the tunnels, added strangely to the romance
OF the scenery as viewed from the highest alti-
tude of our progress As the music of the Gel
ebrated Blues band which accompanied us,
reverberated among the mountain businesses,
it served to remind of the windings of the AL
pine horn, a. described by those who have been
greeted by it where "Alps on Alps arise. "
Mingled with the shouts of cheering friends,
it awakened feelings Of reckless daring, prob
ably not unlike those excited ON the battle
field. An army scaling the Alps could not
have experienced more novelty Of emotion, or
presented n more fearfully grand tout ensemble
10 the unaccustOmed eve. A scene 50 indescr-
badly grand must be witnessed to be spprecia-
ted; and can truly say that it is worth the
journey 10 behold IT,
The facilities of travel between Baltimore
and the West are not to stop with those Of this
road IT seems. A line of six of the largest
class steamers, of highly ornamental finish, ~
well "a capacity and comfort, are to run daily
between Wheeling and Louisville, with the des-
ignation of Union Line" One of these, man,
ed after the President of the Railroad Compa-
ny, now lies at the Wheeling wharf nearly
ready to convey passengers to and fro, on the
arrival and departure of the cars Thus a
Through passage from Baltimore to Cncin-
matt will be provided for ten dollars, and to
Louisville for eleven
The importance Of these new facilities OF in
accommodation cannot be well over-estinla-
ted Bringing, a. they will, the free labor pro-
duce of the West in competition with the slave
labor produce Of the South, while making
neighbors of those heretofore far distant as to
space, and diverse in sentiment, important
changes for veal or woe must be the result
Let us await their sure development, csnfdng
in those laws of progress which are inyariable
in the benefcence of their operations.
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that all nations, for all time 10 come, shall
take notice that this is the only market in
which they can dispose of THAR colonies. But
| think the honorable Senator from Michi.
gan--for whom have none but the kindest
feelings and the most profound respect-will
not go that far
Mr.. cAss. ! will tell you when the time
comes
Mr. HALE. think the time has come now
There is the mistake | think we are in an
epoch, laughter, and that if we ever mean to
say it, now is the tilpe. will not detain the
Senate any longer, except simply to ask, when
the vote is taken upon my amendment, that
may have the yeas and nays
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JUST PUBLISHED

CLAvERY AND ANTtsLAvEkY A History Of the
- treat Struggle iu Both HeGis pheres With View
the Slavery Question In the United States ny William
Goodel, author Of The Democracy Of Chrissianityn
This ,rk IL designed 10 smbody great amount Of his
toresi information In single volume,
cd tor reference IL abstract Of several Volumes
sides the anSavery history Of the last twenty years.
great part Of which has before been collected
volume but lies scattered In tn. newspapers OF that peri
oil The table Of co9tents aud oopious alphabetical
will facilitate reverence to particular facts and TO
WHEN desirable.
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MEYERS UNIV ERsUM FOR 1853
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TO The TRAVELLING PUBLIC

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tween Front and Coluin ola, CTNCINNA IT. has ~.
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Merchants traders and others visitDg the city sa
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VALUABLE FARM ron SALE.

THE heirs Of Alexander Gordon deceased, offer for sale
the splendid Farm lately occupied BY him, In Canton
township, washington county, Pennsylvania. The fArm
is situated on the National Road about nile
the borongh Of Washington There 10 college female
seminary In the town the farm will therefore be most
eligible situation for parent wishing educate his chill
dren II contains about two hundred acres we'll watersd
and we'll tmberec lsr.s portion Of 1t is under good
state Of cultivation. There about y VI very
superior bottom land and orchard Of various kinds
excellent fruit There large and comfortable story
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able tenant house, on the farm.
This Is of the most productive valuable and beaut
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market The hempned railroad, Ina process Of
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connection with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
IL not sold at private sale the farm will be offered
public sale on Thursday the oath day Of February next
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The terms of SALE and sny othsr desired Will
be furnishe by the undersigned the premises Per
A. distance address him by letter. at Washing
con. Pa. JANIS GORDON
Washington, Pa, Jan. 10, 1853 jan OF
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companies organised and at work ALSO for Furnishing
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chemical analysis OF ores and other sebttsIees sI
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A TTOkNEY and Coun.sIlc At law Pos, ma. a.
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extensive acquaintance with BUSINESS uen n al
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A"o'~y d"d dgent, Washington CT, n y
A TfENDS to clalms for Pensions b., -
"A Pay, and Arrearages Of Pay, and IA. .sa "a
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Pennsylvania; DR.. q Bailey, Editor NstonsiT Cifa
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DAis or bhiNklNG WINE Popeo-
WiLLsos,S Tmpsranes hos'e and BOta,i' Nv
bling and tame hay Fast snd Of Ms,n SO,,Hloahas
Michigan nifty rods east of the Railroad De-, go
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DOORS FOX THE HANDk ERCHIEF
JUST opening one ease containing 80 dosen Extracts
the most delicate OtOrs sxtant price, so cents per
bottle Cold Cream, LIP save Amordins, 30
PARKERS FANCY AND PERPUMERY STORE.
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would be willing TO have it amended as broad
iy as that, and let it be general notice to all
the kings and potentates Of the earth that we
have money enough 10 buy them out of this
continent and that we will not allow them 10
soil to anybody else | am willing | say if
patriotism requires such a wide margin as that,
TO 20 that far but am not willing to pick
out Spain from all tho rest and give her the
notice alone What has Spain done' Why
is she TO be talked 10 in this manner Is il
because she has got rich island, and we think
she will not defend it with such zeal and ability
a. Great Britain would defend her possessions
say, ! am not willing to be invidious in
making selection Of Spain, when there are so
many nations around US and all about US
Spain is an old ally of ours, as old as the Revo-
luton She furnished us aid in that great
struggle in which our liberties were secnred,
and from the time of the treaty Of peace of
1888 down to the present time, the amicable
relations which existed between. this country
and Spain have never been disturbed Why,
then, turn round to our old friend Why turn
round to her who was a friend when we want
cd friend! Why speak TO that nation which
has faithfully performed all her treaty obliga.
tons that nation which was the first to well
S''.sN w NV WIZ y GOV ioihhy VI uutiouo anu
lend us her treasure to aid us in the conflict,
and has maintained q firm and inviolable
friendship ever since Why, at this time be-
gin to speak 10 her in this threatening, this in
solent manner, this tone Of superiority, and tell
her that she shall not do as she pleasss with
her own island when Great Britain, with
whom we have crossed arms twice, who has
neglected TO perform her treaty stipulatons
with us is situated, in reference to us, in DO.
sinon that enables her to annoy us TO vastly
greater degree than Spain Sir, am opposed
70 the resolution | am decidedly opposed 10 il.
unless il is made general and when il is made
general, If tho wisdom Of the Senate thinks
that II is tit and proper that the resolution
should DO then made, and that notice should
DO served on all mankind, ! will 70 for it with
the Prov'so this time, that the resolution never
shall be outlawed, and that We shall not bs
under the necessity OF renewing it again but
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WASHINGTON. ID. G.
LITTER FROM BALTIMORE.

Opsning Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 10
Whesiing-Celebration Of the Evsnt-Intsr-
esttng Description, &C.
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Rev. P. Doub's Appointments

March 18th, Hamilton at night.
Friday, do Is, Williamson at MONT
Saturday and Sunday, 19 and 20, Washington
Tuesday, March ~, Durham's Greek.
Wednesday, do %, South Creek Division.
Saturday and Sunday, &c and y Quarterly meet;np
on Neuse Circuit.
Tuesday, March 29, Swift Creek Div. Ii o'clock.
Thursday, do 81, Leachville, URageK.
Friday, April l, SIadesvfhe.A
Saturday and Sunday, . and 5, Fairfield, Quarterly
meeting.
Tuesday, April 5, Lake View Division. IL elk.
Friday do s, Pantego Div. II o'clock.
Saturday and Sunday, 9 and 10, Bath Quarterly
Tuesday April II, Plymouth at night, and Is. IA.
l5to Is, with Divisions in Tyrrell and Wash
ington counties. to be arranged by Rev. H. Gray.
Wednesday, April 20, Jamestowu, IL o'clock.
Thursday, do 81, Windsor at night, %. 90. q
and %. at such places in BERTHE as directed by
Wednesday, April 81, Bethel,f in Hartford, IL o'clk
Friday, do 20, Sunsbug in Gates, IL o'clock
Saturday and Sunday, April g and May l, Gates
Tuesday, Mays Rich Square, northampton Co., II
o'clock.
Wednesday. do 4. ConnoconaryD iv., II o'clock and
at Enfield at night.
Friday, May 6, Warrenton ut nSht.
Saturday, do Z, Nutbush, Il O'Clock.
Sunday, do s, Preach at Rock Spring. IL o'clock
Monday, do 8. Midway, IL o'clock and Oxford a
night.
Tuesday, May 10, Tabb's Creek. IL o'clock.
Wednesday, do II, Banks Chapel.
Thursday, do II, Franklinton IL o'clock and a
Louisburg at night.
Friday, May Is, Rolesville.
Ng~ The object of the Grand Lecturer, it will b
seen by the foregoing plan, is to visit ag many d
visions as possible}and 70 preachSon4 @~Sabbathi
He desires to meet the members of AZ he Division
punctually.
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inst Published.

And now ready for sale and distribution,
the Address delivered before the last session
of the Grand Division of North Carolina, by
Rev. PETER DoUB, G. Chap.
Also, the fourth edition of the Address of
Prof. c. F. Deems, G. w. A. delivered in
this City before the G. D., in 1877.
Both these works have been published at
the instance of the Grand Division of this
State, and being prepared with a view to
meet the wants and interests of our own peo-
pie, are just the thing for home circulation.
They are offered at the rate of $40 per hun.
dred-and every Division should order a
least a few for g~ratuitous circulation. 81
will get 10 copies, with the postage prepaid
thereon. A limited number was printed
those desiring copies Of these valuable Ad
dresses, would do well, therefore, to max,
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