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Being scenes and Incidents In the real LIr
uF TuE Lowry. by W. L. g. Smith, Esq. ,.- +.
The object OF abe author is represent the condition
the Slave iii his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
1Ons and pasumes, the relations between master and
slave the and msconceived views OF the
Northern PilunthTopst, DC, &C., and TO represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural iorms
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that, in the of The Stare at Last
hGPPits than Tssdo5 and at the represent,
iS class orpeople viz The Planter, whOnjusc
avery day life, well calculated win the judy
Ineut OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter l-tOll Virginia.
~" o-The PlailtatiOr-Uncle Toms LaxineSs.
3-SOhfety and MCrrinent.
" THE Punishment
" 6-Th6 School Master.
G-FaWily Ul the Planter.
90 T-School Keeping.
:. s-The Secret League of Rebellion.
t 9-Thc Surprise. s T.
az i0-lnlependence Day. sr. ,
" 1.-THE OYefseer &
i2-Sclool. Masters Lessons of Freedom
13-Unelc Tom and Dinlh
il-Siidniglt Mesnng OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dnat.
a. i6-Cassy.
1.-THE overscer's Communication to the Planter.
az 1e-,rhc Suspicion. t-s
tt IS-SchOOi Masters UneasiDess and Departure. :
:" 90-Uncc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2t--Iis Discrimination tog TO The State OF Free
donII ....lI.
:" 22-The Escape.
a. 23-ThG Pursuit.
; q 24-Bulalo-Thc Boot black ,-i
- 25-HuId Times. .y5..... s.....J
426-Unele Toms Sollloquy. ~. ..s.
" 2T-The. Alarm, -.,4....t .
." 2S-.tmerican Hotel.
- g. 29--The Flce Negro. ,i. s=5 -f.l b .,-.-l
3-CouraEc, Quietudc aud COntcntncnt .
3I-NissaTa Falls, Clifton House, CanaIr
:3-UnoIe Toms Decision =t-s
3i--Back 10 Old Virginia. *, II Il
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o4 IhEiNh44S. sHaI0OCt, --.tst'i 4
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ERuPTIVE .DIsEASES.

r T has become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
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,MEDIC GIN. AL.
WietaT' alsam Of wild cherry!


pr Coughs Colds, dsnd, Group, BronchttisS Influence,
-st9fng Of he Lungs Dtfcllt BTeqhing LfucL dice
~, Pain We0kteRR Of Tie Breast or Side, FiTSt
Stages of 0o,isuSlpt de-, de-, dc.
nshort this peculiarly adapted 10 evcry disease
OF the Lungs and Liver which 10 produced b. our cvor
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to
medicinal properties This ct Is familiar every nAtron
incur land and Physicians often prescribe 1t in teE1H
forms varisty OF complaints. Tar, also has hscn
equally noted for Its virtues; and physicians whose
names are amiRrto the whole country, have gone 40 r
t0tIeelre that even consumption could be cured by thEt
Ltore In other hands, again II nearly vaeless owing
doubt, their Ignorance preparing and
II difficulty owenrey ObvRted by patient experience
and ougeXperimont. =
nc extraordinary medicinal powers of these two sub.
stances now, tho st time combined and enihOdsc
IN DIR WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. =
nice chemical process hing deleerirus us lie
rejected what remains Is the most extraordinarya'
truly ecarous remedy kinds of pulmonary ahd Ii
liscascs eyer known TO na To convince all unbelievsr
Lna our theory really true, refer TO cH
crirts 4. rEorInah by This Nonderfl! GnedIcins.
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their being superior to all others, would have
unnecessary; but order 10 accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patenee and maker Of Halls Patent Concrete Safes,
which up other makes any note ithe United
States Cyider's patent included his challenger
and the result below by the COMMITTEES who super
were not LETT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The which tested Is to be At our Store anil
invite public call and examine it feel co
will doubt their fire proof qualitien
having the specimen which passed through THIS
fiery ordeal on the 10Th OF June.
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The rndeIsigDedi committee appointed by Z. Hall, on
behalf orH1ll, DOdd d Co., of CincilRa and Messrs i
r Violet d Co., agents OF GessrS Burke, Barnes d Go
PttShuTg test tho Te proof qualities the safes
by theE respective ITicipals-repOr that have
ay sbiccea Safe each manufacture, similar
sze which been ia Use two years. in ovens to Afro
made with dry oak wood and stone coal for
gpaCe lfhouTs, and during time we be-
ieve the heat applied was far greater than that any or
at0nEtIt at the expiration OF that time, on
taking the furnace, and cooling them down.
found the casting ON both places entire
opening the safes we and books and papers entirely u
injured, except slightly water used in cooling off,
This to Ee with both safes, only
peTcepble difference In the appearance OF the interior
thatthe vaTsh on fheWOOd!vOTk Of Burke Barnes safc
entirely uEjured while that Hall, DodG & Co.'s
hIisteTed ard blackened Ineoncusion wOui5
mark that froT theTespt Of this test have hesitag
ton inTec9Henn thesaea OF both parties to the eon
dence oGthe public. :. 81