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SuERIFE,S SALE

FIFTH DISTRICT ASES BERTHouD j. G. BARNARD
orN4wonLnANs, ilNo 4s7s Same vs. SameNo 4sisf f..
William H. Garland, individually md naurl tutor OF his
minor children. u. G. BARNARD ys. WILLIAM IT, GARLANDin
diyinay and as natural tutor of his minor b735
by VIRTUE of three writs OF heri facias tor
~ by the Honorable the Filth District Court Of New
entitled proceed to sell at public
OF the City Exchange, ST. Louis street. between
Royal street MONDAY October \ 1852 at u
O'Clock -
CERTAIN LOT OF GouNp, together with all the BUILD -
INGS and is thereon rights, privileges, customs M
ways, sues and apputtenannea ereunto belonging or -
the suburb ADMINISTRATOR the MUM
Tay city, square bounded by Apollo Euee,
Raccs The said lot composed of the whole
of number paft lot five Of square number
eighty syy front said Apollo street by
depth eighty feet between parallel lines, being the
property purchased by j. Barnard from James fin'aw by
Notary Pubc the h day OF june 1850
which above property sold by tho j. G. Barnard
Eubank OF VIM H. Garlnd the 2Sth June, 1850
by actp passed II. B. Gems, Notary Public.
The BUILDINGS consist in OLD SHEDS.
n the above suits.
caHh on the spot JAS. p. FRERET,
sop2 90 oct4 Sherif of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Resolved That the Mayor be- and he is hereby authorized
70 enter into the following contracts, viz
With Barker and Waidley principals, and D. A. Harris,
security for making plank road Fulton street. from
street to the Triangle Buildings in the First District
at the rate Of four dollars and cents per
ming foot The work to be done and payment made in
accordance with the terms and conditions Of the spec
cations under which the sale was made.
With Thomas Houlahan, principal. and David Grimes
security for fitting the polls and cleansing the prem
ses the day following all elections when the expense of
said election to be paid by the city at the rate of nine
dollars and ninety cents for each time said polls shall be
used payments to be made in cash. the warrant of
and the work to be done in accordance
with pecifcations on file in his office
tsgnedl FRASS. ALPUENTE,
*. F52S President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl y WAi, c. G. CLAIBORNE,
48 President Board Of Aldermen.
B lsignedl 49, A. D. cRossaIAN, Mayor
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NETAS BROUGHT to the Pound of the ~
First WAND. First District, of Accumulation i

NKTAS BROUGHT to the Pound of the Nv
w First Ward First District of Annuneiation
and Robin sraets--
GRAY PONY 70 hands high not sbc, branded tina
left hip W. r. family dark tail other mark brand
visible. Also
ROAM MARE WITH COLT. The Mare is branded E. X. on the
right hip, white etock, white forehead
other mark or brand visible,
Alss
BAY FLY about Il hands high, not shod dark and tail
other mark or brand visible
BAY HORSE high shnd all round branded the
right hip T. g. black legs with white eo, dark and tail
ether mark or brand visible
Also
DUN CoLoRED HORSE, hands high, shod three white
ietlocl dark and tall other mark brand visible.
SoRREL FY, about 10 hands high not lod four whte iet
locke white the other brand visible.
II claimed before SATURDAY Sept 1852, he will be sold n
public auction Spear, the time place.
W j. AHERN, First Lieutenant Police First District.
New0reans, IL 1852. zepll 3til0d
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bullub
PILLS.
Chickner's Sugar-coated PurgaivO
PARIS Life,
Moifatt's Life,
Wrlght's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Univafsal,
niorrison's Hygeian,
Lee's New London,
Cooper's,
Andarson's,
Wiatar's Gentle Purgative,
HiGoard's Anti-bilious Family,
Swayne'S Sanatiyo,
Herrick's Sugar-coated,
Sappington's Fever and Argue,
Covel's Rheumatic,
GraU Genberg,
Sponeer's vegetable,
Winer's Cbamomils,
Persian,
AlleJasis' Health,
Aliebasis' Ague,
Evans Chamomile,
vandtz's Anti biliouS,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
| Halsey's Gold. -
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Bt!isam,
Buchsn'p Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecampane..
Wistar's Balsam,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
Jnyne's E1pectorant,
Dnncan's Erpeetorant,
Bartholomew'a Expectorans,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrap Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmouic Syrup,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort.
BlTTERS.
hIoHat'a Phanir,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
| Woods Wild Cherry,
| B!ake's Aromatic,
Herrick's.
PANACEAS.
SWANS,
| Houck's,
Cullen's Indian vegetabl
| OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allebaais's Bl ,ksc
Tousey's Master OF Pain,
Conklin,
Butier'a letter,
McAlistsr's yegstsb
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowani's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Nouls's Mixture,
Jayne's Hair,
FoI's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reed'e,
Wynkoor .,
Bailey's.
E-ufs III ar4i,Iap IL, tho nfaJirtn
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEhIFE7 . -SALE.
FOURTH DIsrRIcr IITRRELI& MARY CHAN
NE~osts4Ss PTERi VAT tHS SnIER HER nus
by VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court q New
ton the of the City Exchange, ST Louis e between
Chas and Royal Streets TUESDAY, October 1852 at II
O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND " III the BUILDINGS thereon
consisting house VI and gallery and
onestory kitchen with situated the Second Munich
pay city, square bounded by Annuncon Pacaner
Robin and Basin Streets and designated by number three on plan
drawn r. Dunbar Surveyor OF said Municipality the 18Th
day April 1876 and deposited the office of d. l. Ricardo late
Notary this Said lot feet
inches Basin depth feet between
parallel lines forms part the original ot number five square
number thirty
Seized in tho above suit.
| Terms JAMES p. FRERET,
sept 1924 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Dobus,s 8 Esarrsngson's

D q E II EUT 7 u AN D bTUU K UEFVI,
No. CAMP STREET.
This establishment having thoroughly rpap5
enlarged propeo invite the attention the public
PICTURE GALLERY where Portraits furnished of RlsGe
N the mosts superior style and finish. -
NJ with complete APPARATUS at the low
prices voghtlander, French arson Lewis' and HELPS
halze Tubes, with Box and extra Tablets for twenty-five dollars
Quick working TGe Plates (Amecan and Frech Cases. Frames
Sands Boxes Bap Chemicals every article used the
DAGuERRE0TYPE BUSINESS constantly hand and for sale
Yholessle and retail Jams "
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No. 29S
Resol.ed That permission be- and the same is hereby
granted the erection of statue to Henry Clay in the
centre of Clay Square, Fourth District
fsignedl TRANS. ALPUENTE,
eT'9' Of Ahsistan. aldermen.
GSipnedl W. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
Ptesiden. Board of Aldermen.
Af PsiSnsdl n" " A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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GONDUITS aux epayes du Premier Nv

GNONDUITS aux epayes du Premier TTSs,s
~ Ward Premier District, encognure Annoncalon ct
Robin
UNE JUMENT GRSE llautour
etamp6e gauce w r. queue Ia erinee
foncees; aure marque nj etalnpe visible.
uNE JuNENT RoUANE, AYEe SON PotLAIN, La jument est
etampGe hRnche droite bauc 6toie
blanche lie front autro nj ttamfe visible
UNE JUMENT BAE denviron de baueur fsrs, ID
queue ella crniare etamp visible
UN cEVAI BAL dcuyron IL ans de haaten err quatre
eamp6 hanhe iamhas nores
nn blanc Ia III criniere nj atampe
visible. Aus
UN CtTEVA PONCE de hnuteur famous
banes queue In crnere ncte ttampe
visible Aussi....
UNE JUAENT ALE2AN denyron 10 de haueur sans
quatre bancs blanche
eampe visible.
S's pas Sept 1852 lis
yendus encan T. Spear
W. j. AHERN, Ter Lieut.. Police, Ter District.
Orleans Sent, 3tiI0d
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SHOULDERS casks now landing ex Buena
~ visits, and sale by AAf
iva3 STONE a WALWOR ct.
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s5evd That the Treasurer pay the warrant OF the
To David j. Rogers the sum Of five hundred
"a two dollars the burai Of one hundred and
s & 3 2Sssc all - FRANs ALPuENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
E fsisnvdl VIM G. G. CLAlB0RNF
IL & President Board Of Aldermen
IN 80 A. D. cRossaAN. Mayor
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Resop That the Surveyor be and he hereby author
lied to cause the Jackson Square, in the Second District
to be opened till ten o'clock from LIST OF May to ISL
Of November of each year
Resope aaoreore That the Surveyor is directed to use
the roller smoothing the shells lying in the alleys
Isirnadl Trans. ALPUENTE,
President Board o. Asslssau. AIDE, men.
Isjgueal W. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
t'o9 Board OF Aldermen.
ff fsgned1 A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor
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No. $50
ResoErs That the warrant on the Treasurer
in favor Of Clarity for thirty dollars and in favor Of
Wm Northern for thirty dollors, the being the
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nAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 81 CIRCUS
Poydas and Perlido where DAGUERREAN
taken shart notice, and
and expression and put in the net style Pins ockets
petor thanks for avors and his ocs
ton with his devotion and experience IN the business for ten
years. hopeh will hun beable Of public
patronage. ln2l I'll JAMES LothNoOp
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and less than minutes the pain inflammation began s4oaae
and has entirely left
confidently DAILEYs MAGICAL.
TRACTOR as being superior thing have tried for
moving pain or inflammation.
Ship Carpenter by trade and ahal be willing to testify 10
virtues of the Savs at all t1ea whea reside Fankn
YouIB. truly, JEFFERSON ID, BIzYOP,
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N 20.
Reclesa That the Treasurer pay upon the warrant OF
The Comptroer seven hundred and fifty dollars 1t being
fr provisions consumed the city worhouse during the
month of June, 1852 ~. 4. n,1znrr
" lS's'' President Of Assistant Aide imen.
rs,ynsa1 VIM. G, C. CLAIBORNE,
eS-o-"' President Beard Of Aldermen.
Approved 22d September, 1852. - ,noss,,,N ,,
lsisnedl a. D. eisossNiaN' mayor.
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amount Of their respective salaries for one month"; endg
10Th October 1851, as Health Wardsn as A1puENTE.
.. 81; siI;is|
AfgT sgsSi sad ger 'ssa d cRossA Mayor.
ss No. 300 p
esora That the Chief Of Police be- and is hereby in
strcted to close all public ball and dance houses within
the city unless permission has been granted by this ooun
Gil for the same. -.
srn.s President Bag e & Aiiis5iss aldermen
" President Board of Aldermen
AfpiSy yss, I'D sepem0e'' 1884, D. cRossAIAN Mayor
Resolved That the Comptroller warrant on the M
in favor Of Perkins for thirty dollars Forno for
ten dollars and A. Perkins for doais, w
sundry services and expenses incurred by snsm
1ssn.a, President IT, s e. g. g aiiif4s
lsisneal fG5f- Preslden. Boand Of Aldermen
APgToysd Had SEPTEMBER 1851 A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
No. 2e2.
I2eeoe5 THAT the CAPTAINS Of Police OF the FIRST
% Fo,,rt Districts be hereby instructed to
n,rcase the powder necessary for firing tue evening" g
In said Districts and present the vouchers lr s
after fhey have been approved by the Chief OF Ponce ana
II sha be The duty Of the said Captains to detail mem
Der of the police force of each of said psecs 10 IRE m
said evening guns without extra 1p9Fsrr
1ss.sa, r4 Na H G. & d1 1,ise, E''"''
ieisheul President Bcard OF Aldermen
Approved sad Sep sm'e 1889 A. D. cRossMAN Mayor.
~ 1890 ---=---
No 2e3.
Resord That the Captain of Police of each OF the tour
Districts be- and hereby authorized to suc
articles of food they may deem eXpedient ior the use
Of in their charge previous to nal commitment
or discharge Also such other small articles as they may
require in their several offices.
Resolred Thai the several Captains shall render an &C.
count once in each month"; of every thing purchased BY
them under the above resolution accompanied by the
proper vouchers and approved by the Chief Of PSlee
President of Board Of Assiaant Aldermen
[sgnedl wM 9. g, G iaals of hssrrosr
Aps sienea1 z1 AID. cRossAtAN, Mayor
No. 294.
Rored That the Treasurer pay the warrant Of the
Comptroller. to Chalmette Fire Company No Is clever
bundled dollars (Sl1o0 for new engine p'or'ded salt
warrant shall not be issued until the engine is received
and accepted by the Surveyor
Resosea That the Treasurer pay on the warrant OF IN
Comptroller to Chamette Fire Company No 70 seventy
five dollars 1870 for rent of their house from LIST Februar
1 to LIST July, 1852.
Reso ed That five hundred feet of hose be, and is here
| by, appropriated to Ghalnette Fire Company No ~.
/ = l9'eAAl President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
JSivnsdl w. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
/ President Board Of Aldermen
AI PsiensS1 -a AID cRossMAN Mayor.
1 ----------
A l- No. 295
Pesoleed That the Treasurer pay upon the warrant
4 he Conptroer seven hundred and fifty dollars it benz
for provisions consumed the city work house during tn
month of June. 1852. ,xs .,nrvnrr
Il [signeIl ,., p rrsat - & As n AIds men
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Both Prac.cng Physicians wsiE as Brag2iss.
MlisHAwkKA, Ind, June l. l84T.
Dr. Davqa Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar goes off like hot cakes
think give Wholesale Agency fer thai
medicine, dispose almost Northern Indiana
FROM HARGEATT L bicGlt WAN.
Lilo )SIgn, July 40 l5tS
Cherry Syrup gives general Satisfaction We
time, thought would not order
but for and thought Perhaps would be
hatI u aap nrna
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FROM 8. 8. GIyENa


MEssns ROBINSON, CoLLIss CoGrs Jhia TO inform tina,
afflicted for twenty with ontpq my breast SO mug
emacaion and other decided symptoms consumption appiea.o
several eminent physicians and took great deal Of medicine wou
advised Dr. Davss Compound syruT
wild Cherry Tar oles which entirely
complaints with confidence
mend oil who like afflicted, most valuable med
| cine. JOHN T0OMEY.
The authenticity of the above aomen. yoahed or by Ny se
Murphy merchant Milford who Mr. Toomey and the CO..
cumances OF mis- Mr. T. ia siI Of age -
DR. DAvIssSYnup CHERRr The oowingstate'
taken from the lips of Ms Seorge-
paint varnsh manufacturing Will sufferer
cherihs uraf
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sATT RuEUM

SORE NIPPLEas
Tie efficacy EX9RACToRn h disease remarkable
and do not hesitate that the
this pscaey asking
thu subject The following procured BY
Agents:
This will certify DALLEYtS MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy Nipples cheeruy
afflicted with that distressing
most valuable article PHOEBE BRAY.
Apri
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Mr. r. HowzLLss- II affords much pleasure
that cough snd affection the unga has been entire
ouhaf bottle OF Dr. DaTis's Syrup of Wild
Cherry which you others advised Yu
safely the Of the above named Srnp for CousH and
Colds Q excellent remedy. -
Yours respectfully, W. W. PHILLIPS.
Esfaetjrona from " Tilson, EsrthGnt Of NsuTn Baels
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'..A GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor IpsSf Broddxay Franklin street, MIR York
I this Establishment can be seen very correct Repre-
n scntatiOI OF LADY IN CHINA, under the INFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue and hands i'll motion; the
only representation Of the kind in the country The largest
and best collection OF cent and Modern Coins in the us.
The fgTS OF Soldier III The Continental Uhoru blue and
bluff lead buttons marked U. s. A. three cornTed Hat,
Breches Gsiters &c, &c. Also Birds of Various Plum
age euriU:~ FrraKs OF Nature Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Eavins, with many other
valuable CuriOscs, Statue OF George III Such col
lection cannot be found i'll Establishment OF the kind in
the United STATES. y double CALI which Is universally adj
ted to he great wonder The calves joined together
the neck down the middle They full grown, and
perfectly formed, and bought from the towioi Lyme,
Live White Rat from lie ks Penn. idHiitidHce GRAF
Is. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and onnocs- \ Billiard Room with two spcm
did Tables, is also attached TO the house. I'd
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Larder will be
supplied with all the clcaces OF the Game, oys
Beef eak, Mutton Chops, Veal Cutets &c, provided
nj any hour. ... ..... ... ... ...... 49,
AT this Establishment, may celebrated bird,
MlNO will repeat almost thing after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings OF party
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Esabshn and having made various acia
tio, is prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels Of the city New York The Bar ROOM which
tains the private in this country being the
collection will sustain the reputation accorded
il under charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality CT its
wines, &C., &c Connected with the above is a REFEC-
TORY where meals will be served at all hours of the day
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
The public respectfully invited to grant him share
their patronage .x -
Co PcrOis wishing pure WING and Spirits may depend
on La wing them genuine n this Establishment.
v. B.-Privatc families supped with Dinners OF Suppcrs
in superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive hopes and of glass silver sent out TO part
EnfrGmce 10 tie REFRACTORY in Frankiinst.
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CIIAMBERI.lN,s COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED CDRSEE MARKET AND THIRD STREETS, PITTS
u .. q. BURGH, a.
o. K. .CHAMBERIlN, Principal and Professor Of til,
Science OF Accounts.
p. X. SPENCER Professor OF Penmanship.
FJ,HE principal object this Institution, is aGoid young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and Ii
knowledge OF roble Entry Book Kcepng and its
pica alton operations generally Applicants
enter College any time and attend both day and evening
The course is such, will enable the student
of Double Entry Books completion OF the same
PESN ,SsIr-To write free and legibe hand is desIa
BILE ACCOMPLISHMENT in the education young gentlemen for
every professions particularly 10 those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
ness pursuits. This dcpaI ic conducted by =.
X. Spencer Ohio author Of the Spcncerian SYSTEM OF
Pcnmanshp, gentleman well known throughout the
try, acc upshcd penman, and also of tho
most successful teachers OF the age. -sss $50 .sI
Communications addressed to O. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. ..r.I .u aug2i
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sPR0sPECTUs
.f! s1lft. .,a ila,irs OF the ~ tH .Nt+f I'LL.
1 AMERICAN WHO REVIEW

II \ the originri Prospectus ofthe American hsf ~
i sued at Washington by Mr.. Coltes,, LIS forms Tpt
tor and Editor, number of the cathns Wing Ns w..
the Twenty seventh Congress f1Ssi-G) subsf'0'NT
nnlneS to the following resolution ~ ..,,,,asL
Earnestly approving the pla6 OF such ,ss4
long needed and OF manifest Importance Inc NJ, %
agree contribute for its pages from tilne h de
communications may BIZ necessary 10 setpS,n.Tis
iend the doctrines OF ti, United w hg Party o. s
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel D. Ba. aerg,
Phcrson Berrien, j. r. lngersnn, + JOY sn n,"s,p
ClinElnan. Daniel Webster, r. G. Winthrop, = inv
Ter King, Hamilton Fish,. p. Kennedy, VIII ..
Rufus Choatc, Alexander Ii. Stephens. !" ,.r.o,t
An engraved portrait OF some distinguish, .r WIS
be found in every number OF the Review. md
ally lie portraits of living American Staesmi;, m
ever that Is possible, will be accompanied W''n
tic Memoir OF the person represented no
The first objects OF the Review are OF
Il is designed to set forth and defend INC p,Y .
measures, and the pen Of the United lphs tot,, Pe
Union 1t has been matter, Of just rcpIoae lie ISIS
that though itcmbraoes, its due proportion
gcncc and learning OF the country, II has ~
Monthly Orgnn t,eyotedtp the SUI. az he ~
its opinions nj measures. The coGuuGta ~ ,su,e
can Review have done What IN them mes AIT
icpI zach, by scouting contributions rom soa''e
and truth. ~ - :, ,y,;,l ,s1r
spir:: with the political. -, I'm .dviea
TEnMs-Sngie subscriptions s. q year. 81
Subscriptions 10 clubs OF not less than ten
CHAMPION Bliss ELL, 4 ", Yst
a,ge4. lli5ll{ &c. : /. 100 Nassassf sse' NC" :
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ERuPT1vE DISEASES.

7 has now settled fact, acknowledged by the
Physicians ofour city, that in the cure of Sci oinu,
letter and other Diseases BRESTLtNGER's FLUID
ExTR SARsArARlLLA AND DANpELoN, is dec idcdy
above all preparations 1t speaks itself whenever
used; and although taken the pains
published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale ii, almost weekly receiving
crs from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states persons who by chance have heard
OF its wonderful curative powers. The following
gentleman Vermont few days since, who used 1t
very serious dscasc:- yrfat
DEAR DOcToR: .-...t .HI . r. ~ III E.t.LJ
III The two bottles OF medicine got from yoI
Icnin Wheeling have nearly cured ME; please send
by Express
> n Yours Respectfully.
tits prescribed by nearly all the Physicians Of orr
city, quack medicine, for have made them
with the component parts and all
not the opportunity of making it known
TO- that 1t is entirely all minerals, and is not in
the least incompatible with of the preparations OF To-
dine, Fowler's solution, other properties l'-
To be had Paxton Lakes, and i. Yahrng and soil
"'''@ '''' - tBRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va.
July 81, '52. 'W- '' Ss- hfI.5
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED ..-.s. ~, .....f.
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Being trstives scenes Incidents in real LrE
THE LowLy. by W. L. q. Smith, Esq
The object of lhe author is 10 represent the condition OF
the Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily occu
slave the impulses and misconceived views OF tho
EurthcrE PhIunhropst, &C., &c. and 10 represent the
passions and sentiments their natural forms, the
dispay cd III the humbcst lot OF society," thus showing
that in the of STARE at ledS eoatenfenf bsors
happiness hdn yedo and at the to represent,
as it is, class people Wis The Planter whom justice
seldom been whose cha Tacter, bicd IN
every day life is well calculated to win the aniablc jud
ncnt oil the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter f-'Oh Virginia.
a. 2-The PlantatiOn-Unclc Toms I.azincss.
=. lSobiety and Mcrrinient. nH
1.-The Punishment.
j-Thc ScIoo, Master.
G-Famiy of the Planter.
"a T-Schoo Keeping. ..... o..
s-The Secret League OF Rebellion. .
=. 9-The Surprise. -... .|
lHlndependence Day.
1.-THE Overseer. -
l2-School Masters Lessons of Freedom.
Ij-uncle Tom and Dinah.
iI-siidnght Meeting of School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dna. f-.. ..
f5-Cassy. r. ...- III. .r..
IG-Sunlay.
1.-THE oycrseer's Communication 10 the Planter
a. lS-The Suspicion. n.y.. ... . 81
IS-School Masters Uncasiness and Departure.
al-Uncle TOMS Notions OF Freedom .-'
2l-fiis Determination 10 go TO the state of Free
dom.'
a. 22-The Escape.
a. o3-The Pursuit.
" 2i-Bufalo-Thc Loot black ...... r..-.
a5-IIaId Times.
26-Uncle Toms Soiloquy
21-Thc Alarm. a r''. n .#a..-
90 los-American Hotel. ~ O..
29-Tle Fee Negro. ~. u slE ESQ
3p-Conrage, Quieudc and ContentnIcnt. ID
3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House. CaIadr.
3a-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
d2-Unclc Toms Decision. -
3i--.Back to Old Virginia.
35-CoBclusioi. r,nH ..'..