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Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

.
Being ratves acecs and incidents in the real LrE
uV THE LowLY.' By W. l.. q. Smith, Esq O. Is. 's.tr
The object of ,he author is represent the condition
tie Slave his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
cations aud pastines, the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses and miseonceiSed views
northern Philanthropsi, &c, &C., and represent the
and sentiments their forms,
displayed in the humbicst lot of society," thus showing
That, in the STARE least confenent 6esors
haPP than freedom; and at the to represent
class OF people, viz The Planter whom justice
has seldom been done, and whose character exhibited in
every day e is well calculated TO win the amiabIe judg
mcnt OF tho world
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia. Aat
a. 1.-The PlantatIun-Uncle Toms Lazncss
% 3-Sobriety and MerTimcnt.
a. 1.-The Punishment. s...
=. 5-Thc School Master
=. C-Famiiy of the Planter.
'' T-School Keeping ..
a. s-The Secret League OF Rebellion.
"a 9-Thc Surprise
- 1o-lndepcndeRcc Day. @
'' 1.-THE ,OveIsceT, -.-..
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
13-Uncle Tom aud Dinah.
'' fFMidnght Meeting OF School Master Uncle Tom
and Dinah. .. did
:. l5-Cassy
IG-Sunday.
:" 1.-THE overseer's Communication TO the Planter.
/" lS-The Suspicion.
lS-School Masters Uneasincss and Departure.
oO-UEcle Toms Motions Oi Freedom. ....
2i-Iiis Uete animation 10 go 10 the state of Free
oeNTRe Escape ~ aa-5gE
.i. 23--Thc Pursuit. ral-sE 3d.. Y
90 2l--Bufso-ihe Boot black l.'f.F t.F..t 81.
as 25-HaId Times t M7Nfhr hI
&c 2C-UDcle Toms Soliloquy. fg.. -m ...
" 2T-The Alarm ...lH. ...
90 2-American Hotel.
=. 29-Thc Flee Negro ,...l FH.a. ...
3p-CouTacc, Quietude and Contcutncnt.
3i-NiagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
- a2-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncle Toms Decision
=. 3i-.Eack TO Old Virginia. '..u
{" 35-Conclusion.
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Cor. IVES, Broadray and Franklin street, York
L this Establishment be very Repre-
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~ '' ~" PROSPECTUS -. j.
.t. '''''a 'i. .-'' OF THE -...H
AMERICAN WHO REVIEW

TNthe originai Prospectus or the American Review,
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communications may bs necessary to set ot,n RAD,
fenh the doctrines of tbs United Wing Party Of lhs
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Pherson Berrien, j. r. lnsersol Joy MS n,, By
Ciingman, Daniel Webster, II. C.. Winthrop 1hoi,s ~
Ter King. Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy VIM >. N'''
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ally BE portraits OF living American Statesmen, ,n
ever that is possible will be accompanied Win an
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II is designed to set forth and defend the lit
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Union. 1t has been matter OF Just repIoae ~
that though embraces its diva proportion o.
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
. NESSRS. BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED
= Ia "F-Ts#- RIRE PROOF SAFES ...". ala =

~
THE character these Safes in St Louis, before
fact of their being superior all others, would
unnecessary; in order TO accommodate Mr. Hail.
patentee and maker of' Halls Patent Concrete Saes,'
which all other makes ofany note in the United
States der's patent included 1--WE took up his challenge
and the result below by the Committee who super
Intended the burning Safes We only that tc
were not in the furnaces two hours longer
The which tested Is to be at our Store ami
we invite public and examine feel conf
after ha wing specimen which passed through thu
ICY .tHftTG iTB. r. VIOLET, q co,
Sole Agents the Manufacturers, No1s Levee End No
81 Com. Street Dr. ..sss q 90 tltHL1 f7siz .
The unde rsigned committee appointed by g. Hall,
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Co., Cincinnati and Mcssrs. Il
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ptsburg TO test the fire nroo qualities OF the safes
MI by respective prncpas-report, that have
day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
made with dry wood and Psbug stone coal. for tI.
space OF half hours, and during that boz
the applied far than that in ordt
nary at the expiration of that time
taking the safes the furnace and cooling them down,
found casting both in places entire
ly burnt off, b1. the books were uninjured; and
opening sornd books and papers entirely
injured except slightly liz water used in cooling off,
This with both safes and tie only
percebe difference in the OF the Interior was
that the varns wood work of Burke Barnes safe
was entirely uni1ilred while that Hail. DodG &c Co.'s.
bistered blackened- In conclusion, would
mark that orl the result OF this test we have hcsitay
zion in the safes OF both parties to the conf
dence of the publc.
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$40. BURNER'S I sas' "a
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

| POWELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
rJNHE ptopetoIs OF these Sprngt prepared
L eeiYe and accommodate visers This delightful Wa
! tween the Fort and Mansanu,en Mountains. The new
ildng Conc ieet in length commenced last
HoARDERs and n number OF Cottages, or the use OF
Families have been erected convenient the boarding
| These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE Blue and b. .cK
SuLrnuR CnALYBrATrr LIMESTONE and SLATE all ha wing
their fountains within circumference of thirty yards!
the work OF Nature own Iabratory They send til
Of persons daily They are situated hat or ne Sa
sin, the ground gradually rising to the south and
which, presented eye the behoder one of the
most enchanting Landscape views IN the country To the
rising at distances OF nom 25 to 100 yards, and from
northwest the Springs Many these elevations can
be approached nom the east rear, by gentle ascent
ting SPURS its deep rnvnes its LOFTY peaks presents
panorama which, for bold outline and pleasing variety is
is by any mountain scenery Virginia In
deed the scenery TO view the sSninits Of
the M.lsanutte9 and Fort Mountains embracing the Page
In addition to the Springs proper there are number
others in the vicinity the principal OF which The
celebrated Mountain Spring. 100 yards dstanti g. The
above Is chaIybea sending forth Ilmpid stream;
To the south from the Springs about three OF
g IT T S PsRsa amid the
and which is believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
tics, completes the list. y5st- tst i-a, slIz
the proxnityo he mountains, about Twelve miles the
natural dce The locks towering 70 The very Clouds ads
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration. -.
On arriving at the Springs the invalid onoe with
drawn from the cafes and tolls monotony
OF the busy world and may recupeate his exhausted
gies by quafns the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and partakins OF the rich that ae daily
prepared for the nourishInent OF his frail body.
We will state, for the benefit those who inv not be
aware OF the iac that we own large attached to
or stabbed as they may prefer. ~
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquors.
Cigars, Tobacco, DC. 80
An attentive ostler will be in attendance and servauts
different departments house; and y.rrhnp
shall that contribute the CON, or nc The
guests l't = = T,7-l
Persons visiting the Springs from North can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive the ncvt
ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South will leave Staunton in the morning
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs TO tea
For the amusement OF those who may wish to ua rtici
pate in such exercises, Ten Pin Alley been ereced
A Bath House. with everything requisite for Batbir.
has been erected for the accommodation or visitors
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~. GENERAL. JACKSON
AND M ARTIN LUTHER.

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CIlAMHEfg.IN'S CUl1HERCIAL
- -.-s-...s- COELEGE.

LOCATED CORNER MARKET THIRD STREETS pITTs
ras.- ..-.-.-. BCRGH.
o. K CHAMBERLIN, Principal and Professor of til,
Science OF Accounts. .'.
p. II. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship.
THE principal Object of this Institution, nGoI young
Il opportunity OF obtaining thorough and ii.
knowledge OF double Entry Book Keeping ap
pcaiiou business operations generally Applicants
College and attend both day evening
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mechanics, Manu- cturersf and Inventors.
rINHE EIGmru VOLUME OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
i commences the 18th OF September. II is principal
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Is eiGently calculated TO the great interests OF
MISREPRESENTATION, Manufacturing and Agricultural
the genius and master spirit OF the nation. nsjE nd
1t umri vailed Journal of the Arts and
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Notices OF New Inventions, american ami Foreign. The
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CONSUMPTION Durable!

CONSUMPTION Durable!
Robert Sandcson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother of "ajOr
General Sancrson officer in the OF 1872 cured vi
Consumption by the use OF "Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" . s- . .al 49,, i. 49,. rs
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. FEB %, 1852.
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged being cured OF Consumption by the OF
'.Dr Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" will
SYMPTOMS my that others similarly afflicted may
try this invaluable remedy experienced great
diiculty in breathing; hectic fever with violent
fuscs OF heat and frequent cold cills, with IN
my side and breast accompanied by bad cough;
restless nights and had great night swcas pcrspi
ring should say, at least two gallons night wctng the
bed completely through had not been able TO work for
scars. But much emaciated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wstar's Basam OF Wild Cherry.
used in all 10 bottles nd am free all those
complaints my health is good
am now 65 years DID, and have not taken any OF the
alsam since 1876 because health is good
require any medicines. But IL should have any
my symptoms should Wstar's BalSam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF MeSsrs. Fall & Nc
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio. w..
ROBERT SANDERSoN.
The genuine Wistar's Bnlsam Wild Cherry has fac
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graved wrapper. No othcs can be. genuine. IL. .
Sold qy J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut strecs-cnranco
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY


L Session of this institution WIN be the frst day Sep
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. 3. y. ToLFoRD, B. D., prineipal
Miss MARGARET ORR, 4ssis,an,s. tt,7s.t
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDING, -..-. -29,
Miss MARY o. ToLFORD, Assistant Primary Defart.
Prof JOHN WINNIE ssI A..ie sna Is g15msa -leii
Miss orr win not take active duty the eonre css:on,
it OF s n hs afsalon at h0
Miss Hiss has been several years connected wa
e higher taught Gs sHfs but IS
experienced Teacher OF Music and French, Pupils
ro " Prof Wnkie or . Miss Bliss may prefer ''''''
he Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer, and Ex
I'VE would again direct the attention ofparents, to thi
Terms in The Seminary Any person kpoing INC gTsde
tie majority OF the studies OF pupil, in any particular
eiass, that is the pupils grade. p
Lights, and Ancient Languages II desired, per session
oitye months, t'.5-s S6500
Hay -Tution-Primary, Junior Gradcpcr
session, j. 600
% Seminary proper, Junior Class,
Med hdI s class, 100
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1000
,nsc session Of five MONTHS with OF instrument
Ior lessons, . u FtE 1900
usc ofinstrumcnt for daily practice, t5a Itif2O0
aodc-n Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
| Embroidery, Fancy Necdlework, plain Sew ass.
--.r.5 8 90
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semna
H. consequence OF the extra trouble the is charg
ed as n the Seminary, viz: Sis per session
OF session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference TO the management Of the school, we
huve only tosay that we have here Government and Low
administered kindly nleed, but stin government and
law. which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
are also SUCH that our pupils are under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
extra and trouble TO Teachers but Is he only sa
sy'trm. We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell views .5 -
As TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend examinations
will point them the members higher classe.
aud say-Hic sunt nossra montena-here pledges
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

oil is the result oftwenty Investigation
lsFrench Physician, and is extensively used In
both the purpose ofkeeping the hair glossy
restoringit in bald places. ,f,g s.-sIs - b r
This OIL Is particularly recommended, 1t will render
the Hair son. glossy and pabe, besides making about
two shades darker ,. j!i5. - #lei;sf
EPrcparcd only by Dr. Fontnin, PARIS, per- bottle
For sale by J. b. VOWELL, "a UnionsL
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