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JUST PUBLIsHED
CONF rE IN rwo VOLUME, RoriL syol
THE RARMRR,S 6srTnp me-.


.-n THE FARMERS GUIDE To-
SCIRNTiFlC AND PRACTICAL, AGRIcTI1 T,,n,
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LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS
r....,5. rF- ItREDBR Az COrrAuR. RptKlrRsu
. 'tsept. 49, ISL
'hessTs: Leonard Seott e Co.,
GcnueneL-1 Deg 10 say thaI your faTnkT1 Guiit u
the only genuine edition published In the United SA
AmeLlea oil my WORK, the EdT1,n The ehOn
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work, written ten years ago, which in my second ed
entirely 70 nodeied ana IN great part adoPs
~ , ns ~ ~ tne PIseuce q Ari
s, ~ experiment, and r1Ah
IN 4uA'' 9 9sI an Sfrv vour ohssnt s,r,
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ABooK FOR THE TIMEsl
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

II 1914
Ecg ravcs, scenes and incidents iu the real 'LIFr
~ THE LOwLY.' by w l.. g. Smith, Esq. 7yt
The object le author represent the condition of
Tire Slave IN his rude but comfortable cabin, his daily Occur
paOns and pastmes, the relations between and
slave, the mistaken Impulses and misconceVc views
northern. PhilnnthroPist &C., &C., and represent
aSsOng and sentiments in their natural IOmS as tho same
displayed In tho hunbles lot OF society, thus showing
that, III tic Of the Aidte al least, c0HesHf besioS
hGPPsE Than freedom; and at the represent,
s Class people, viz The Planter, whom Justice
svety day life, is well calculated TO win the Rmabe judg
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia.
a; 2-The PIantation-Unce Toms IaHinoss $50
3-SobTety and Mcrriment.
4-The Punishment.
1.-The School Master.
G-Family of the Planter.
'' school Keeping
S-Tbe Secret League OF Rebellion.
&" 0-The Surprise. ...
1g-Indepenionce Day.
%" little OVersccr.
a 12-School Masters Lessons Of Freedom.
13-Uncle Tom and Dinah. .I
I4-Mdnighf Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and DinAh.
iG-SandSy.
1s-The overseer's Communication to the Planter.
az is-The Suspicion
a IS-SchooI Masters Uneasincss and Departure.
2G-Uncle Toms Motions OF Freedom
2I-Hs Determination togo TO the state OF Free
dOnL'
22-Tle Escape.
23-The Pursuit
Z" 24-BufaIO-The BoOtblack
- 25-HaTd Times.
26-Uncle Toms SOllOquy.
2T-The Alarm.
&" Samaritan Hotel.
Z" 9IThe Free Negro.
So-Courage, Quietude and ConIentment.
3i-Niagarn Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
a 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
az 33-Uncle Toms Decision. = at
." 34-'Baek to Old Virginia.
3@COnclIBiOn.
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Extract from letter fToma Physician In Md
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Oct. 9th, 1851.
Messra SANDS Gentlemen My little daughter was
lcted for long with Sore Head and Eyes, by
using your arEapaH perfectly cured, nedi.
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II has now become settled fact, acknowledged bS tho
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EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA AND DAEDELIoN Is decidedly
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DEAR DocroR. .--------
The two bottles ofmedieipe got from you
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some mora by Express.
Yours Respectfully, ~
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians
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