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A hook FOR THE TIMEsl
ENTITLED 2 +'si
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS 1T is!


Being narratives aud incidents in the real LGE
ring LOwLY.' Hy w L. g. Smith, Esq -. %:
The object Of 1he author is represent the condition Of
Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
the mistaken impulses and misconeeiVed views
northern PhiIanthTOpst, &c, &c. and rep resent the
passions and sentiments In their natural forms, the
displayed in the humblest lot OF society," thus showing
Thai, TIE sLdpe least 6estOeS
happiness nan JTdo and at the represent,
is, class Ofpeope viz The Planter whom Justice
seldom been done and whose character exhbitedi
day ife is we'll calculated to win tho uable jug
ment OF the world. o.! vi. rsr ,,4l-1l' n
r s' TABLE OF CONTENTS. ai q. ...r .
Chapter Told Virginia .EL-ats'asgi .r4s
+" 2-Thc PluntAtiOn-Unclc Toms Laziness.
3-SobTiety and McrTiment. 90. ..N
1.-The Punishment.
0-The School Master. B. Pc =.
a. G-PamiIy of the Planter.
&" -T-School Keeping. --
'' 9-Thc Surprise. .r HIr
At 10-lndependence Day. .,... 81 -
G 1.-THE Oversesr. T..i aIs
"a 12-School Master Lessons OF Freedom
i1s" 13-Uncle Tom and Dnah. .ri
i4-Midnigilt Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
. and Diilah. .rrrr .Elr
a" iG-Smlday.a ..La a,.. Il .S- w..
a" 1.-THE 0verseer's Communication TO the Planter.
1S-The Suspicion. r.g.sitss --a o..
" 1S-School Masters UDensiness and Departure.
4" 2O-Unclo TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
2t-His Determination go 10 the state OF Free
dom.' e.. ... .-r- a.-si
!" S3E EFRs F FsfsPfs l..',a II
2EBufalo-The Boot. black
:" 23-Hald Times. ..F,r
26-Unee Toms SOlil0quy, .-.s
'' 2T-The Alarm, ID.
a. 2S-Americsn Hotel.
2s-Thc Fec Negro.
n ag-Courage, Quietude and Commitment. a'
3l-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The interview between Master and Slave.
to 34-.E3ack TO Old Virginia
G5-Concusion. uE eeEEvEE
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saped Sv he use Of only tree 6oues Of IVstaT.
( BdlSam OF Wild CheTTy.'

I --.,.l,!I mt. Eden, KY, July q, 1859.
wislnr's alssme Wild Cherry that bought you has
eu of slcl signal benefit my family that wish mike
its virtues k6IvIi FOR tho benefit Of tho public IN go!
my wife took cold at tho time of her confinement which
eeted Cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis.
ease consumption She had pTose night sweats and had
couGhs was given up despaired OF her recovery
and her child partOO of her Complaint She then co1i
menced taking .'IYIstars alsam pf Wild CheTy,' and
three bottles effected entire cure with hcr and the child
both.7 ,. 80 "
graves IT, they had not used Wisar.s Balsam Of Wild
S;heTry. ..y.,,5- SETH Il. SRARCY.
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DIR. Guysott'u Hmproved Extract of
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREpARA.
rION FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
sSUMPTlOSHAND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE-
AFFECTED BYLpHE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE,
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: MEDICINAL. s
Iwist Of Wild Cherry!

\ TheSbBSt Rcnfedy ever knows 90 Han
For Couse, colds sthna cfeaR Brone6ttts, IaGaxnzo,
hIea9fHg Tie lungs Difficult Breathing, Liver
:iens, Pain Of ne Breast or Side, First
Stdges Of ConsttlPttoH, 9ca de.,rc.
this Balsams peculiarly adAptel every disease
Of the Lungs and Liver which prodneed By our everp
varying climate. tf
medicinal properties This aet . familiar eyory
In and prescribe It In 1lersnt
equally noted its and some physcaIs, whose
familiar to whole country have gone soiarat
10 Lsclare that consumption could be cured by tint
Lone other handle, again. It nearly valueess
LOLntb their ignorance in preparing and administering
difficulty obvfated by patient experience
and long experiment.
s Extraordinary medicinal powers these two sub.
saTnes tho rRt time, combined and enlh
Ia DIR. WISTARiS BALSAM OF WILL. CHERRY. -
nice chemical process; every ueeterS usols is
ecte that remains Is the most eXtraOrdinaryn'
truly etcaeous remedy for all kinds OF pulmonary ahd
diseases known to maui. TO oonvnee all unbeoSs
natOur theory really true eter TO few Of
cuEp8 par fOTned by this wonderful medetnef .yIi 80
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LETTER FROM MR., STEPHENS. i-,,
'REDBRAE CorTAoE, EDlSHuRoA.
"Mes'r., Leonard Ssott9 Co., .s,,,..,

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=,.CIT.Y.

JTcreEIiiftP' and DIeehnnIcs' BanIk. .eg
!. INtoEFoEATED 1896. CAPIFAE $4,000.
Northeast Corner OF Main aud Aonroe streets.
John w GILL. PTeAident, soSIEaKI BE4DT, CaahEor.
Discount day-ruesday- -, "H
,,. :. ssNorth western Bank or virginia.
80 ,ssIRcoaFoRATED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000. ,,a
"a Southwest Corner Of Main and Monroe streets
JOHN q, CAMPBELL, President; DANL. LAND, Cashier.
Discount dly-Thursday.
sis 1IauufnetuPeFs' and Farmers Rank .,.-
Coz 't42at or wheeling. '.av f-
rs IN Main atTeet, between Monroe and Quincy.
,ASonPoaGTEp MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL sEocK $4,000.
,r.TRoS- SWEENEY, Pres't- joins LsT. Cashier
o,s ;s s.Esyh eeiiaE savinE.' HastitutIon.h
NO. 1872, Main st. no., i1l.'.sr,5
70 1NcPoSonETED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
NSNRLsoN, RIssideGti WnHAA MCCOY, Treasurer.
SnvinEs' Bank Of. Whe0linG.
Conner of Main and Fourth streets. Centre Wheeling
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..... .,,-.,s, MAsONs. ,..-.....,
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CITY ORRICRRs FOR 1s5.

fE- 80 MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
- JAMES S. WHBATE, Clerk
H. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
j. L. SANCTION, Sergeant
SsyEeants DelSdissl3 w6r-Isaac n. PEARL Cd ward
-.Abm ". Clemens. Sd wsTd-JOhn Bowers. 18th waT.s
Henry r. ChBpiine. 9th WaTd-James s. Campbell
JoHN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB X BIER, Whan Master
-zJAcoB AMfcK, Street Commissioner. -.. ...- .--
JANIS NJ BwIHO, Assessor and CoIeGtOr Of, Water
JOSHUA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Meanlror, and Qua.
CUR Of Wines and Liquors. g-rl s-i.s
DANTRL MURRAY, Market Master. -urffF ar......
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
wN J. SToDDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELvIN, Flour Inspector.
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nIEnIRRRa on COUNCII..

Frnsr wARD.-John Mcclure, Jrj John Hushesi 5. D.
Woodrow Isaac Cots. t,'
sEcoNn wARp-JOhn Bishop, Geo B. wiekhaail -
TmRD wARD-s. Brady;J J. Yarnall, John n. Math.
svs; Daniel Lamb a's.a -Ft@-i u Nee -et .
FoURru WARD-Lr James Tannery Z. c. JefIers; A S.
ailovyell, D. v. TbarP; David Hammond 900 .ir- 7
FIyru wAED.-George Forbes; John w. Gill LOranE,
D Watt Jacob HoTnbIOokj Henry Echols. .'lti. z e
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NOTICES or WE PRESS.

FARMERS GUIDE.-The concluding number OF this won
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Look to your Coughs !!

ITO all such as are aborng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
i ness, Palma In the REeePtil BLOOD &C.,
pound Syrup OF Boneee az pleasant safe aud speedy
Gure Itcan be had at Messrs PAXTON LAKRsI end Of
BRRNTLINGRR& ARMSTRONG'S, ,,
Saug2f-yTd,i ba .'64l;G Monroe street, Wheeling.
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Neuralgia Sprans pains from BTuises Burns, 6e ID
fear, could scarce give credence to assertions
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's't'Att ID & 2iisA End OF Suap. BrideeLandat
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WHEELING FEMALE SKMKNAISX.
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Session OF this inatitutoni will he the frat day of Sep
fIi6.f Bach Session fire calender lontg
Tho at present connected with the Seminary,
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