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ABOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T 1871
leing rativcs, incidents the real IrE
THE LowLY' Hy ". L. q. Smith, Esq
The object of lhc author is represent the condition
Slave in his ude but comfortable cabin his daily
and pastimes, the relations between and
the mistaken nd views
northern Phiathrolst, &c, &c and TO represent the
and sentiments their natural the
displayed in tile huGnbcst lot OF society," thus showing
hGYP:s than J,,do,H and at the represent,
class ofpeolc viz The Planter 10 whom jus tioe
has seldom been done AID whose character, exhibited IN
day life is well calculated to win the bic ju
Gc OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter i-'Oh Virginia.
2-Thc Plantaton-Uncic Toms Lazincss
3-Sobiiety and Mcrrlulcnt.
1.-The Punishment.
=. The School Master.
Family ui the Planter.
Z" T-School Keeping.
a. S-Thc secret League OF rebellion.
9-Thc Surprise.
:" iu-IndclcndcnCc Day.
1.-THE Owe.
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
itUncie Tom and Duah.
1i-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
1j-Cassy. a
:" 1.-THE OvcrsceE's Communication to the Planter.
IS-The Suspicion.
lS-SchooI Master s UncaSincss and Departure.
20-Uncle Toms Notions Of Freedom.
&" 2i-His Determination 10 so to the State OF Free
dom.'
=. 22-The Escape.
{" 23-Ihc Pursuit.
ei-ljuiTalo-Thc Boot black
o,-faid Times.
{" oG-Unce Toms Soiiloquy.
2T-rLe Alarm.
=. 2e.AmcIican Hotel
o9-Thc Fee Negro
3eCouruse, Quetudc and Concntmcnt
3i-Nagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
a5-The Interview between ,laster and Slave
3s-Unclc Toms Decision.
2i-.Inck 10 Old Virginia.
q 3j-Concluson.
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PREMIUMS FOR CLUES.
Mechanics, manufacturers and Inventors.

Mechanics, Manufacturers and Inventors.
TIME EIGn1u VOLUME Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
i the 18th of September. II is principal
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The Publishers pledge themselves that the future vol
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURKE IL BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

TINE character Safes, in St Louis before
well Established that any further test proof OF the
fact OF their being superior TO all Others would have bee
unnecessary, but in order TO accommodate Mr. Hail. the
natentee and maker Halls Patent Concrete Safes,'
which has other makes ofany note in the United
states (idcrs patent included 1--WE took his Challenger
and the result given below by the Committee who
intended the burning Safes We only regret the
were left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The which tested to be at our StoTc anil
invite the public call and examine 1t as we feel conf
dent that will doubt their fire proof qualitie
after having the specimen which passed through tins
''''' E. r. VIOLET, d co,
Sole Agents Manufacturers, No. 49, Levee and No.
&c Com. Street
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hall, on
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Co, of Cincinnati and Messs
r. Violet Co.. agents OF Messrs. Burke, Barnes Go
OF Pttsburg to test the fire proof qualities OF the sales
made BY the, respective prncpas-repo, that we have
this ay subjected Safe OF zach manufacture OF similar
made with dry oak WOOD and Psbug stone COAL for the
and half hours, and during that lime we be-
applied far greater tln that in any ordi
tion-thit at the expiration OF that time,
we found that the iron casting both places entire
" burnt of, that the books were unujurcd and on
opening the .ond books and papers entirely
injured except slightly ihc water used in cooling off,
This be with both safes, and the only
perceptibe difference in the appearance Of the interior was
was entirely uninured while that Hall, Dodi Co.'s.
was bstered and backened. Inconclusion, would
that from the result Of this test have no hesi'a
ton in the safes of both parties othe Conf
Gencc fthc public. .
WARWICK p. MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHOP,
GERARD u. ALLEN
st. Louis, June &c, 1852 augei
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER,

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CIfAMBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,.

LOG ArEp roRSRn THIRD STREETS, FIT:
t..s .BuRGH. Pa.
O. T. chamberlain, Principal and Professor OF thu
Science OF Accounts
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship
UNHE principal Object OF this Institution, is 10 aoId young
i opp tunity OF obtaining thorough and IL
mate knowledge noubc Entry Book Keeping and its a
peatiou operations generally Applicants
College any attend both day and evening
The of is SUCH will enable the student
TO take cagc oi and conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
PENN ,Ssnlr-To write Tree and lcgibe hand is dcsr
bic accomplishment in the education young gentlemen
every profession, and moe particularly those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves mercantile and bust
ness pursuits This department ia conducted by Y.
Spencer, Ohio, author OF the Spcncerian system OF
Pennianshp gentleman well known throughout the
try, as an accomplished pcnman, and also
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Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

PowELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
rHE prop,ietors of these Spring, PREPARED to re-
place situated eight miles OF Woodstock be-
| tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains The new
building Zone ed ee in length commenced last
has been completed, and is ready Tor the reception oil
EOARDEkSi and number OF Cottages, or the use OF
Families been erected convenient to the boarding
apartment.
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR CuALyBE.rTE, LIMESTONE and SLATE. all having
their fountains within circumference Of thirty yards
quantity rSe water TO supply many m
sin, the sound gradually rising TO the south and east until
reaches the western base oil the Mansanutten, from
enchanting landscape views the country To the
south, south east and east there number Of mounds
rising up distances oil from 20 100 yards and
% IOj above the level bottom in front the
nc .nSosebea inc Nom the east or y sen oen
Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery, it's jut
anoi ana which, bold outline and pleasing variety
is unsurpassed by any mountain scenery III Virginia. In
The Mansanuten and Fort Mountains, embracing Page
and Shenandoah Valleys, must be TO be
In addition the Springs proper, there are number Of
Celebrated Mountain SPRING 10 yards distan 2 The
Cold Spring short distance from this; J. Immediately
To lie South from the Springs about THEE quarters OF
mile, gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chaly
beatc spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beautiful group willows thai shade the Sulphur Springs
and which is believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
| Visiers coming from the North or East can enter the
picturesque valley through The formed by
The xnityo lie mountains about twelve miles the
tn Iont Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
deie, The locks towering TO the very Clouds
| strikes the traveller with and admiration.
arriving al the Springs, the invalid has at with
drawn from tie and rcleXties tolls and monoony
busy world and reculcrate his exhausted
GIGS by quafns the pune necessarily flow
around him, and paItains viands
prepared for the noun shment OF hist raii body
We will state, for the benefit those who not be
aware the fact that large iarm attached
the Springs where persons have their pastued
| o stabbed as they may prefer
The will be furnished with the choicest Liquors,
! Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
An attentive will be in attendance and servants
TO the departments of the house; everything
shall that can contribute TO the the
guests.
baltimore in the ming and arrive here next morn.
ins by the way Winchester and Woodstock Persons
South win leave Saunton in the morning arrive
| at woodstock dinner, and the Springs TO tea.
For nent OF those who may wish TO partici.
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been
| Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing,
has been erected the accommodating OF visiters
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PROSPEROUS
,MERIcaN wHIG REVIEW

111d IolCS1N w ILL " AeSS
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long needed and OF manifest importance. the H.,
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CHURCHES.
ST. MATHEWS, EpseoTaLeGH, Monroe and Byron
Streets REv WiLLIAx ARMSTRONG; Rector; Morning
vice l0., evening ~
Second. Centre Wheeng Rev. JAS ID. McCAnE, Pastor;
Morning service 100, evening u O'Clock Service and lee
ture Friday evenings at y O'Clock. Seats rREE
FIRST PREsrrIERIAs, Rec. r, H. Iteed, Pastor. Fourth
street. between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning and
afternoon.
sEcosD PREsnrTERiAS, Rer. Cyrus Dickson, Pastor.
Webster Street, Markets Centre Wheel
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THIRD PREsnrTrRt.S, Rer. Mr. PAUL., Pastor; First
Ward Hose Hall. Main street. above Washington. North
Wheeling Service morning and afternoon. a.
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Service morning and evening
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son PASTOR corner Market and North sts North Wheel
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Cu,PLISE ST. METHODIST Frs oral Rer. & G. Mich
olson Pastor; Chapne street. between First and Second,
Gentle Wheeling; Service morning and evening.
GERMAN MrruopIsr BrscorAL Rer. Mr.. Broaa5eck,
asor Chapne street, between Webster and Third, Gen.
Wheeling. lft
H. " IVhean Fifth Street. Of Hampden, service
morning and afternoon. 'fstft
ASSOCIATE RE,oRnEp Rer J. T Mcclure, PASTOR corner
Jefferson streesi service morning and after
81
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Fifthand SIXTH service morning and evening.
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g. w Webster. Pastor, Market street between Webster
ndTh'rd Centre Wheeling service morning ana evening.
EyAssELIclL PROTESTANT, Rer. j. Hroegar, Pastor,
Clay street, above Sixth, East Wheeling. .1.
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Pastor Market Monroe Streets service TO-
O'Clock A. NJ.
Nrw Jrars,LEn ,swedenborgian,' No As Union street
the Hope Hose honse.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wY,pEIIYc PErIALE SEMINARY.

rrHE regular time the commencement ofthc Fall
Session Of this Institution vii. he the first Day Of SEP
Tbe teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Il Rev ss b. w ToLFoRD. u. D., Principal.
Miss Miss sMARGAREr ORR, A.,fs,su,,
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND, ''''
Miss FRANCiSL l.. HARDING,
'" prof JOHN wINKLE. M4sie and German.
prof b. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss will not take active duty the eomiLe c-sior.
IN account Providenal detention homu bat VII
probably be with us in the Spring.
Miss Bliss has been for several s years VI"
The higher branches taught in semnaries but is
- All Vi uslo anu french, funs
RON Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
Teachers and arrangements made for Courses OF
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
we would again direct the attention rarcnts, 10 thi
Terms in The Seminary Any person knowing The grade
tile majority OF the studies OF pupil in any particular
lass, that is the pupils grade.
Lights and Ancient Languages, If desired, per session
Washing for BoarderS, doz, so
hay PurrLs-Tu ton-Primnry, Junior Gradopcr
session. GOO
per session. 1900
Meddle class, 400
a Senior class, 1000
No er,ra charges srerp for he Jollo,oag branches:
Music session Of five months with use of instrument
Tor lessons 1900
q of instrument for daily practice, 900
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
Fin: ~ idcry, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
iIS, 6O0
Vocal Music. Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
in consequence OF the extra trouble the is
ell rs in the Seminary, viz: S1S per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the close
OF session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
with reference to the management OF the school,
only tosay, that have here Gorernent aud LG
administered kindly inieed but still government and
Law. which all concerned must respect and obey Oui
arrangements also SUCH that pupils under the
Female Teachers night and day This system
extra and trouble 10 Teachers but is the only sl
| spitrm We have found Teachers who have well sustain
| cal our views.
AS to the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend examinations
We will point members of higher classes
sayHic noSird Inonnmentd-here pledges
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WASHINGTON. ,.,i,
Sro,,, q sr,,r f,s m o.r ceI ebrutcd kA'~

THIS large and !magnificent Portrait o. sa..s
i from the BURN ofan American ATtisl, I'M
all who have seen II to be one OF the mos, e Of
Of art ever published, and correct s
TON. The size OF the plate is eighteen or .f
inches. which will make handsome ir,n rii;e
ciid should be in the hands OF every e,hI,,ed "
1t is a correct copy from Stuarts eetepG
Painting, now at the State House, Hartloa, eht
Ii is finely engraved, and printed on a. vht1
That it may be within the reach oil all, ~
reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR u TX, ,,,,v upca v
All persons RENTING the amount maJa ,oy plri
ing perfect copy by return OF man " 4, 5r tbe r
free of pOstsgc. li... ~ ~. ,ublishet,
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bookseller and pab''s'''
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CONGRESS HALL.


and the ira vens community generally, that they
this day possession of that well established and IA
vorahly known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
... - Third and,Chesnut streets.
They had the house thoroughly repaired, and all the
modern improvements and in style
elegance which will render it unsurpassed Tor
comfort and convenience
This is decidedly the located house in the hcng
the vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings .t
Lines OF Onmhses leave for every part of the city
minutes head quarters being within square
Of mis- House. .--.Is
making this convenient and comfortable the
NORRIS &: JACKSON, Projectors.
James E. Norris who ~ well known to many OF the bus
visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
Virginia HOTEL Louis will have control OF the
nient OF House, assisted by polite and competent
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott. :
GAN INTENsELYIN INTERESTING Rooy

GAN 4NTENAEI.H1 NIE1S ESihNes BOOn u
VOL. 12Mo., Si,25.
MOORE & ANDERSON, have Just ready in dpo,.
" % The fSld GaMpA1GN OF GENERAL SCOTT.
in the valIy of Mexico by Lieut.. Raphael SeImea
vol, with Map OF the Battle Grounds-3G7 page.
detailed account OF General sees brilliant Camp.i,
IN. Impartial account OF all he saw-henda in he M
Spirited and extended sketch Of the last Mexe,nc-
paig. The author is attached to the Navy but bts,s
accder ~ connected with the Army-Phi!ad chroaieLs
Written in clear and vigorous style, and II difes
alter having commenced its perusul, lay it asdcS.
tolk Daily Neres. @
place in tine department to which it beongs-Ls,,rrs
ait is no small praise to the say that We
never read history evidently so fairly wrenNIH's
"a volume full construction and interest lie wit;
with flowing pcn in vigorous style, enrchns hi. n,n
the distinguished actors init"-NationaI Era.
We work which has given such vivid T.
Of Gen Scott's Campaign-Souiern Press. e'si'
Has given to the public very attractive work.-chs,
Is. Co Standard. fT'
We find In this hook, The most ifr.like descripo,
and hinss-of Scenery and Societyof marches .s
battles and victories, that VIC have ever read-s.s.
Rerien. .t'- l.t-s f. .s..5 Z =
footsteps OF that cOnsumate soldier whose marches I
riumphs from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico wete,
ries OF manuvers absolutely unsurpassed in the annals
military Stratcgy.-Cin. Gaz. '-t' y
He is lively and spirited narrator. His battle
are extremely vivid, and produce deep mpf ession ON
imagination He crtieises the military operation in
cidcd partisan spirit, but with evidsnt abihty.-N -
| gnn>. ~ -
The very best book which that war has called fort,
i Philadelphia PTesSyteriar
In reading the authors descriptions OF as,s
and storms one can hardly wonder at the fascination ~
enthusiasm productive of the almost incredible rnii
rro,ress repeatedly displayed during the Mexican War
| Princeton Rerier.
The book is more than eadable its statistics, and b,
and sketches, give the reader clear account ~ ~
campaign as ba found any where, superior in nler.
if not in value, to Major Rplcy's History.-H T. Ia.
| gelist ..-
Pays a warm tribute TO the many admirable quali,,,,
that eminent commander, Gen. Scott-HrrpeTslar s.:,
uDAGEsrs wanted, TO circulate this work in all pahs,
the United States, with whom liberal arrangements i,
be made for canvassng particular counties district, "
Orders must be accompanied with the cash.
| &c ELIroks giving this advertisement two NOR. IA
scrons shall have copy OF tho work mailed their =
dress, upon receiving their paner containing the idy,
tisement. MOORE q ANDERSON, Publisher
aug ol.tf. os. West Fourth street. Cineinnato
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS Oils twenty investigation by
i French Physician and is now extensively used In
France both purpose ofkeepins the hair glossy and
restoring it in bald places
This OIL is particularly recommended 1t will render
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