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CIIAmBERLIN's CoaIMERCIAL.
z4 COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER OF NARKrT THIRD STREETS, PITTt
..-.E Hu. nuROH. PA.
O. T. CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor OF tn,
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


BEING narratives scenes and incidents In the rcs LrE
u THE LowLr.' by W. l.. 6. Smith, Esq
The object author is represent the condition oil
the Slave but comfortable cabin. his daily oceu
slave mistaken impulses nd views OF the
Northern Phiianthropst &c, &C., and TO represent The
and sentiments IN their natural as the same
displayed in the humblcst lot OF society thus showing
that in the The sldrr al edIf connintnf tesfoes
hGY7ress than Teedoj and al the same 10
il il, class Of people Viz The psnss
every day life is well calculated TO win the aablc judS
u,cnt oil the world. -
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter f-'Old Virginia H.E
!. 2-The PIantation-Uncle Toms LaIness
3-Sobrety and Aerrinsent. .t'-
1.-The Punishment.
-TEc School Master ...
e-Family OF tho Planter. .e7.
=" T-Sehool Keeping.
sThc Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-The Surprise.
1G-lndependencc Day.
" 1.-THE Oversecr.
12-School Master Lessons OF Freedom.
Ieuncle Tom and DiBah
i4-Midnisht Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
g l-cassy.
16-Sunday.
1.-THE Oyereecrs Communication TO the Planter.
1S-Thc Suspicion.
F." 1s-Sehool Masters Uneasiness and Departure.
:. 20-Uncie Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2l-His Determination TO go TO the State OF Free
DOM
22-Thc Escape
23-The Pursuit.
oi-Bufalo-The Boot black.
o5-Hard Times. ..
26-Uncle Toms Soliioquy.
21-The Alarm
2S-Amcrican Hotel
29-The Free Negro ...s
3-Courage, Quetude and Conentmcnt
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House. Canadr
32-'rhc Interview between ,iastcr and Slave
8-Uncic Toms Decision.
3l-lsack TO Old Virginia s.r no ..t...
4" 31conelusion. -5-
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ia burnt up other makes OF note in the United
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Incl; respective princpals-Tepou, that we have
this day subjected Sale OF Zach manufacture OF similar
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with dry oak wood and Pttsbug stone COAL for the
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eyc the applied far tan that In any ord
nary at the expiration OF that time
skim the SAFES from furnace and cooling them down.
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WmEEIINf. REaTALE sEmINARY.


rHE regular time for the q, ,n1 San
Session Of this institution viii be the Gra aay g i
The teacher at present connected with the
ne Rev ss q. ". ToLroRp b. D.. Principal. ~
Miss SV. BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR, - 4ssi,tautr
Miss MIRA II. ToWNSEND
MISS NARY Q. ToLFoD, :.;tant Primary Depart.
Prof JOHN wINKhE .is ard ans sf p1s,s,,
ar Dc sT MASsi1Rs s.a fIss sse anu D4'
Miss Orr viii not take active duty the coming session.
en- p. Of 4 ys s e spa n0
Mss Bliss has been for several years connected with
ns ia he ee higher taught But
i,o experienced Teacher OF Music and French, rns
l lno Sl Prot IN wlnkie, or Miss Bliss
The Natural Sciences win be taught by me reguss
before the classes, by some experienced Lecture, anu A
We Would again direct the attention ofrarens, TO TIL
the Seminary Any G89iIE the
ns aosy at aas u
that s the pupils grade r,p, Bedding Fire and
OF afSR vs months aaa ane'en' $500
iilr -Tmton-Primary, Junior Graderer coo
session., 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Glass; ,ooo
Meddie Class class, I lt90
., .,oi.nt 7 anm,sres Fourth year, a,l- 16 90
No extra Charge ercept for the Jollordg 6ranehe,:
'I 10 I.ssons VI 1900
>, ,ot ~ is, n,.r. ,,- ,,v nr,ctice 200
un Isnen.ee, p,intine or drawing, 1000
| Embroidery, Fancy Needlework or plain Sew. M
ing, t.sL.J ..,,r.. = M
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, ~
When Music Teacher gives lessons out or the semha
in consequence extra trouble the same Is chars
| ell as in the Seminary, viz: Sts per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance 70 inc Close
OF session. and deduction made except for sickness
with reference to the management OF the school, we
ha only say that have here Gorernment a1a Lac
administered kindly indeed but still government Sne
| law which all concerned must respect and obey on
also SUCH that pupils arc under INT
OF Female Teachers night day. This
es ira care trouble Teachers but Is the only sa
sy,ten We have found Teachers, who nave wen sustain
| ell views. as,
AS TO the progress OF our pupils in sound learning.
those int rested will visit u.s. attend our &c
r will point them the members OF our higher Glasse
and say-Hc s, rnoHmen.a-here are our pledges
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