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NATIONAL THEATRE.-The new season being in
tugurHted by Mr. E. Eddy, who appears in Bull
wells great play Of Hichelieu," which is strongly
cast. We invite to Mr.. Eddy's personation, the
attention of every lover of the drama in Washing
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This ccrtfes, that have for several years used
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several of those for which it is recommended,
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V o T E X 81 THE : T T E n d.
"uIrIJ,y OF POPE GREGORY XVI.
AGAINST SLAVERY.

IL.
AGAINST SLAVERY.
tn. fnou. Bull" Of Pope Gregory XVI forbddins all
Catholics countenance, assist IN vise partci
IT, In IN. ,Itenson Of Slavery has been issued In pamphlet
~ 20 b. circulated a. -
fo'"' W " REPUBLICAN TRACT
- 81, ,r,.ent campaign IL illustrated by handsome Of
~ poe surrounded by his CARDINAL engaged In the work IL
,in, .lAve his chains, accompanied with some striking
from celebrated letter OF the lsh Lberxtor
DANIEL OCONNELL.
,a..ed 10 the people Of Cincinnati sssnst the system Of
e.n SLAVERY and particularly its further extension The
Td. With whb the great Irish berzto concludes his col
,mp address are these; -
~ ~ Tire Of the slaveownsrs and az al events
a. 1onr..lyrs participating In their guilt Irishrnen
e YOU join in crushing slavery and in giving Liberty to
sSary man Of every caste. creed and color"
mi, Tract does not appeal 10 - -
iN CATHOLICS AGAINST PROTESTANTS.
Nu,h less does try catch votes for anybody Catholic
6or II states explicitly that %, ,,o, ,.ro.
Ne a.,ns Nth great moral aud religious question que.
don Of COINCIDENCE Of right and wrong the pamphlet gives to
'"no. HEAD OF THEIR CHURCH
~ ,b., sbi.c This 10 A. legitimate refer Protessns
az Sie,iy 70 n. Bible Is test of Slavery.
T. b far exceeded the expectations Of it, conpes both in
che ale through which has passed and the services ha- al
Pee per thousand 81 Is per hundred two cent. single
orx Orders with the money, will BE- promptly executed.
sending three-cent postage stamp will receive .
-, Nv return mail postpaid. Address
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~ He I'M + P + n ID E N T
Il WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS

Il WEEKLY RELlGiQnS AND bAniLf NEWS
CIRCULATION sA NEARLY s.coonl
RAPIDLY INCREASING.
Edited BY eminent Cergymen assisted BY the following dis
'"'''"e' REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS:
REV MRS HESf R.E MAsP s skbShER STOWE,
'"' Mr. H CHARLES l. BRACE,
CORRESPONDENTS numerous others
from a. sections Of the Union from EntAnd, f,Anee Ger
sss.nS Ts nc JoH hs hay Land
Tha; other weekly religious newspaper ever met with the
THE INDEPENDENT
must now be universally admitted Il has been the aim Of the
sf,sept =. hth a. the best Ourna m. character IN the
world and to make popular only b ~ cb rsa q zone
HE INDEPENDENT viii enter the field side BY side with
all who d' TRrT It 20 JUSTICE AND HUMANITY
With all q, SS ave M s h n S aS tn
save our sel'y efa iITHil6S ls OF SLAVERY
eefTT &
Those sympahize with IT, OF every name and party and
they will aid the cause by doing all they can to
extend its circulation. ~ , -
ouR SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS. Domestic summary.
Letter from Boston. Prayer for our Country.
Eoordstsp-Letter from the The Great Anniversary.
Rev. j. Perkins D. D. Pies. from the West
Cromwelrs Children. Political Preaching
Murder Of a Slave. True Greatness
Is there Justice in Law! The Rev. Cyrus Hamlin.
State Prisoners Admitted to Case. -,
Bail. Criticism Missppied
The Rev Sidney A. Corey Religious Press for Freedom.
own coRRLsPoSDEScE Commercial and Financial
Engand-"ln the Season OF Advertisements.
the Year, FAMILY READING.
NORTHAMPTON. The New jerusalem.
Letter from Stockholm. Excursion for the FivePoints
Second Letter from Kentucky. Children.
Consequences Of Threatened Biblical Comparison.
Disunion. Dream.
Teaching in the West. ISELEcTIoss.
The Peril Of California Advertisements
Reltion Of the Cross. EDITORS Book TABLE.
Fresh importation Of Slaves Political Preaching.
into Cuba Not for Party, but for Truth.
Politics Invading the Pulpit. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LITERARY RECORD. Review Of the Markets.
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North American Conveutios,

The North American Convention which met I'D ln's H'J
thimonins pursuant to call from the State Commi''e
nominate State Officers and Presidential Electors having ~"
journed tonight without making lany nominations ~nA'e'
,ea,ins entire control Of all nominations 10 the hepuoca
now In conven ton performing their work may ho''
effectively dissolve away Aereanism In 'ubservency 10 Inc
foreign element their patythus prosttutns the power
with which il invested TO promote and perpetas'e ue
Anehesnsm In the State:
majority Of the members Of that Convention immedis'ey
convened organized and appointed the undersigned
prepare address TO the people Of the state ana I" c
Convention Of true Americans agreeing with them In primer
pie and like them the transfer Of their party 70
formidable party that has often combined with elements at war
with itself 10 crush out Ameroanm and in all ts history has
been strong In is opposition the principles and policy OF
Americans 10 take sch action the exsency OF the case De
.na the said Convention 20 in the City Of Rochester
ON Tesdav the Esd instant, az II o'clock M The uhaer
signed In pursuance of their appointment hereby invite true
North Americans in each Assembly District in the state VINO
eonour in the above send delegates 10 the Convention
80 amounted The 10 short oct promptly The address
will be issued on Saturday.
PWM. WALKER, C. EDWARDS LEsiEh'
EPENETUs WEBSTER, VIM. A. WEIR
SYRACUSE, Sept. IL, 1856. ii. N IhomreoN
The several County Chiefs Of the A. L. in the State appoint
sd Aid Of tb. are notified meet in State Grand
~0 " r. VIM WALKER, State O. Chief
J. CIawson Kelley, ANALYTICAL Physician, can Dc
consulted at his Office No Bible House, 4hav daily un
the LIST of October ree Of chsrse upon s, stsnang
symptoms Rheumatism Dyspepsia, NeVou'hes' Deohy'
Difficulty Of Breathing &c
Fluid Extract of Dandelion and senna.-This is
prepsIsion in favor with many physicians as an anu o
largely place OF OIL Prepared by TILDES Co.,
No sS John-st., New York and sold by all Druggists
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Occur TO FIRST PRINCIPLES.

REcUR TO FIRST RS PRINCIPLES
REPUBLICAN PARTY
AND ITS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES:
BY BENJAMIN y. HALL.
One volume l2no Pp 5l2 Price 81. Comprising accurate
History Of
RPUBLICANISM IN SO AND 90;
Ofwbat our Government has done - - -
TO EXTEND AND PERPETUATE SLAVERY
or ia wide from its first principles contrasting
WHAT 1T WAS with WHAT III Isl
Showing with strict historic accuracy aud order.
Thu INROADS OF SLAVERY UPON FREEDOM
And thus by combining in one connected view o.,
ITS AGGREGATED USURPATIONS AND WRONGS,
The enormities OF the subject clearly shown
AS TO STARTLE AND AMAZE
Tie most conservative readers, and demonstrate that
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF 1856
Wss formed and has for It's object TO arrest o-,,,
THE ONWARD MARCH OF THE SLAVE DESfoIfoM,
Aud to restore the TO the principles
OF JEFFERSON, MADISON, MuNROE, AND IhE
YOUNGER ADAMS. .
For Sale by all Bookseers Sent postage paid pit Of
rice. MILLER, ORION MULLioAN ruonsneis,
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~ s,rice and The Pastor the Rev. GEO. C. LUCAS Will
as usual a, lOy O'Clock SABBATH MoRNiNd and
N o,clock IN the EVENING strsnge PROVIDED Wlth seHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
rT'HE New BOOK by the Author of the ""lDh'
Il WIDE WORLD" o,a p,.r Nav
d. APPLETON Co.. Nos SS and S4s bf0saN''' ~
York pubhsh This Morning, September u,
THE HILLS OF THE SiATEMoS'
One Volume limo. over 500 pages cloth, 81 .
One Volume, lenro Illustrated Edinon 81 ~
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The author Of the Wide, Wide Word pes 60 - SIN
Introduction TO American readers when she laid osioe mem
The Hills of the Shsfemuc' The fame OF Miss :.
superior writer secured 20 her even hs sue
given treasure as the present work Many hand
VIII welcome her now and many will slesm IN sn
patton OF such have heretofore enjoyed the spell OF h
rgs They viii feel the that they spp'oaeh
fountain OF great exceenee-,hai they are entering n'o .
Of whose gift TO draw recognizable cnh
arters with impressive dnetness upon canvas OF I'M
preenabe principles and truth Such is the volume before as
1c 10 such all Of and learn, many time
through e We charmed with freshness and indvid
uaty Of the subject natter become absorbed in the esa
lar and beautiful unfolding Of the personality Of each member OF
the Eogp and we grow teau earnest ard better under the
Christian counsel and truth The book will effect good
than myriad Of direct home and that viii
find most welcome home with the better class Of people
everywhere"
AZ evidence Of the popularity Of the author in Enssnd
the English Publishers print - 90 copies Of THE HILLS
OF THE StLATEMUC' as a FIRST edition