THIS work is designed to embody a great amount of historical information in a single volume, conveniently arranged for reference. It contains fifty chapters on as rnany distinct. topics, embracing the most important facts in the political and ecclesiastical history of the contest, together with an account of the Anti-slavery agitation in England and the United States, up to the present time; the divisions among American Abolitionists, and the various measures advocated among them; and closing with a brief discussion of the question, “What ought to be done!” The book is an abstract of several volumes, besides the Anti-slavery history of the last twenty years, a great part of which has never before been collected into any volume, but lies scattered in the newspapers of that period. The Table of Contents and a copious Alphahetical Index will facilitate a reference to particular facts, and to dates when desirable.

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     The work has been favorably noticed in the New-York Independent, New^, York Evangelist, New-York Advocate and Guardian, Cleveland True Democrat, Frederick Douglass’s Paper, and other periodicals.

     In 2 vols. 12mo. New-York, CADY & BURGESS. Sold at the Office of the American and Foreign Anti-slavery Society, 48 Beekman street, New-York. Price $1.50 at retail, $12 per dozen, and $90 per hundred, for cash. Recommended by the New-York Tribune, American Statesman, Democratic Review, Oberlin Evangelist, Ohio Star, Boston Chronotvpe, and other periodicals. Also by Rev. Dr. Aydelott, Cincinnati; Hon. Amasa Walker, of Massachusetts; Professor T. B. Hudson, of Oberlin; Gerrit Smith, of Peterboro, New-York, &c.