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the Congress (1S!6) subscribed their
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long needed and OF manifest importance the undersigned
agree to for Its pages from time time such
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
. - ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

.
Being narratives and Incidents in the real LYE
W THE LowLY.' Iiy w L. G. Smith, Esq
The object OF The author is represent the condition OF
Slave III his rude but comfortable cabin, his daily
the mistaken Impulses and msconceivcd views OF
Northern Piianthropst, &C., and to represent the
and sentiments in their natural forms, the
displayed In the humblcst lot OF society thus showing
that, in the cdie of The Glare at least contntent bsios
happiness Than freedom; and at the to represent
E class people, viz The Planter to whom Justice
seldom been DONE and whose exhibited in
every dayc, Is well calculated 10 win the amiable judg
ment oil the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter i-Old Virginia. .-r
a. 2-The Planta,on-Uncle Toms Laxncss
3-Sobricty and Mcrriment.
.. 1.-The Punishment.
I" 6-TLc School Master.
C-Family Of the Planter. .s .s... e.
:. T-School Keeping.
-. s-The secret League of Rebellion. *, .s.s.-..
- 10-lndcpcndencc Day. Cob
1.-The Ovorsccr.r ..r- gs- ~
12-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom
I3-unce Tom and Dnah. 2 ..f.
l4-Mdnight Meeting of School Master, Uncle Ton,
and Dinah
1b-Cassy.
Is-The ovcrsccr's Communication to the Planter.
" IS-fhe Suspicion
% JS-Schooi Mastcr.s Uncasincss nnd Departure.
oo-Uncle TOMS Nations OF Freedom.
ellis Determination TO go TO The state OF Free
dOni.'
"a 22-Thc Escape.
23-Thc Pursuit. ..5H
2f-BufTalo-Thc Boot black.
90 25-HaId Times.
26-Uncle Toms Soloquy.
2T-The Alarm.
q. 2S-Amcrican Hotel.
80 21-The Fec Negro. Hob.
3O-Cournge, Quictudc and Con:entmcnt.
3l-Ningara Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
32-TIe Interview between alastcr and Slave.
33-Unclc Toms Decision.
3i-.Back to Old Virginia.
.. 3-Conciusion.i
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Mechanics, manufacturers and Inventors.

Mechanics, Manufacturers md Inventors.
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The Publishers pledge themselves that the future vol
umes equal If sIrpass their
Among subjects chiefly brought forward discussed
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Metal Fibrous and Textile substances, Machinery the
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Planning Machines Tools for Lumber, brick Machines,
Farming Arms Electricity, Telegraphs Surgical In.
stru!Ients, &c. besides Claims the Patents Reviews
Notices OF New Inventions American and Foreign.
work is in form for binding contains
grdpings, four hundred of printed matter
copious Index. Nearly all tie valuable Patents which issue
weekly from the Patent Office illustrated with Engrav.
igs in its columns, thus making the paper perfect
chanca Encyclopedias Tor future well for present
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BURNERS ...ss
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
PowELL,S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.

PowELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va.
THE propetors Of these springt are PREPARED to re-
eng place is situated eight miles east OF Wooasock be-
tween the Fort and Mansanut,en Mountains The new
has been completed and is ready for the reception OF
BoARDERSi and number OF Cottages, .or the OF
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE BLUE ana BLACK
SULPHUR, CulLYBEKrTE LIMESTONE and slate all having
their fountains within circumference Of thirty yardsS
sufficient quantity Of pure water to supply many thousands
Of daily They are . situated in t OF rather 6
IT reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten, from
enchanting landscape views country To the
SOUTH southeast and cast there number OF mounds,
% to 100 in front and to the
northwest OF the Springs Many of these elevations
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery its ut.
ting its deep rayines and its LOFTY peaks presents
Is UNSURPASSED by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
anG e Re
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be to be
in addition the Springs proper there number OF
others in the vicinity, the principal OF which The
Cold Spring. short distance thisi 3 Immediately
above Chaybeate, sending forth limpid stream; /
mile gushing the mountain sdc is the Sweet Chaly
s willows pag ss the
and believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming the North East, can enter the
valley through The narrow passage formed by
north cast FRONT lc Springs The rugged grandeur this
natural dehe the rocks towering TO the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with and admiration
On arriving at the Springs, the invalid onoe with
drawn nom the and pcrpexcs, tolls and monotony
busy world and may Iccupcrae his exhausted
GIGS by qunhns the pure waters that necessarily flow
around him. and partakng the rich yans that arc daily
prepared for the nourshment OF his frail body.
We will state for the benefit those who u,ay not he
aware the fact, that large farm attached In
Springs where havo horses pastured
or stabbed as they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest LouoIs
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
An attentive oser will be in attendance and servants
to the different departments OF the house; and
shall be done that contribute the comfort or the
PEI visiting the Springs from the North can leave
Baltimore the morning. and arrive the next morn
ing by the way OF Winchester and Woodstock Pcrsnn,
from South will leave Stanton in the morning aTriye
at woodstock 10 dinner, and the Springs 10 tea.
For the amusement OF those who may wish to u. rtici
pate in such exercises, Ten Pin Alley has been erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathinr
has been erected for the accommodation OF visitors
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES

MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS. BURKE& BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
r,HE character Safes, in Louis before so
fact their being superior to all Others would have
unnecessary; order to accommodate Mr. Hall, the
pateptce and maker "Has Patent Concrete Saies,'
which all other makes note in the United
result is given below by the Committee who super.
intended burning Sales. We only regret they
were not left in the furnaces two hours longer.
The which tested is to be Store anl
we invite the public to call It conf
will doubt their fire proof qualitiei
after having the specimen which passed through thu
fiery ordeal on the 18th OF June.
E. r. VIOLET, G CO.,
Sole Agents the Manufacturers No. Lcvec No.
&c Com Street. .8- laa7f s.
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hall, ON
behalf of Hail. Dodd d Co., OF Cincinnati and Messrs
r. Violet d Co.. agents of Messrs Burke, Barnes Go
OF Pttsburg to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
made by thei respective priDc.pals-cport that have
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
size, which had been in two years. in to fire
made with dry oak wood and Pisburg stonccoal for the
space of five and half hours, and during that be-
cvc the applied far greater than that ordi
nary eonfagraon-hat at the expiration OF that time, on
taking the safes from the furnace and coongt down,
found that the iron casting both in places entire
ly burnt off, that the books wore uninjuredi and
opening the safes tnd books and papers entirely
This witt both safes and the only
percepbe difference in the appearance Of the interior was
that the varnsh the wood of Burke Barnes sale
entirely uninured, while that on Hall, DodG * Co.'s,
mark that roi result this test, hesitaI
ton in recommending the safes OF both parties to the comb
dencc OF the public. : no
WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHOP,
-" - GERARD Il. ALLEN.
ST. Louis, juno 16. 1852 aug2i
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! IN!EW BOOKS.
81 The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
GAN INTENsEI.Y INTRR ESTHNG BOOp

17I ~ t5ssi 1VoL. 1oNo., 81. 20.
MOORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in a duos.,,
lHA mo THE xH9 oaMpA1eN OF GENERAL scoTr
in tho vally Mexco by Lieut. Raphael semmcs, Uss
y0 dsSea se as
- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense: - 4 h.
and impartial account OF all he sa,y.-henaaH IN he
Spirited and extended sketch Of the last Mexican Can
accidcntiy connected with the Army:-Phiad. casoaL
Written In clear and vigorous STYLE and Is difficult
AFTER having commenced It's perusai' 20 Jay aslde-N
Ono Of tho most gallant officers ~ the Navy II.
whole volume as work ointcllcct, is worthy or hr
place in the department TO which II beiongs-Lonis
III r. no small praise TO the author 10 say that we hay,
never read history evidently SO fairly wrtten-Rh
Solame full ofinstruction and interest, He writ,
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enTehng his nara
tive Of win Es
We have seen no work which has given such vivid In
Of Mexa ann s or the events
es n 6 s stsmdar d. ''9''' '-'''
mon and thnss-o Scenery and Socictyof marches and
battles and victories, that we have ever read-a,oa
Reriep. ''.a.. ~" % 81 t5rl
We follow with interest renewed, as we advance The
footsteps Of that eonsaniate soldier whose marches
RIGS absolutely In the annals
military Strategy.-cin. Gas.
He is ScIy and spirited narrator, His battle sketches
extremely vivid and produce deep on
nginatiOn He criticscs the military operation de-
cidcd partisan spirit but with evident nbiity-N ri
5un.. wi. a . ...r.. .t. lts.s. 10 Il. fss-.
The very best book which that war has called forth
Philadelphia Presbyterian
ami storms one hardly wonder at the fascination and
enthusiasm productive of tho almost ncrsdiee miiary
pro,ress orepeatcdy displayed during the Mexican War;
Princeton Rerfetr. lsfE j. - ~
book than readable; Its statistics and ct.
sketches, give the reader as clear an account Of The
campaign ba found any where superior in interest,
II not in value, to Major Ripley's Hstory--N y Ersa
gelist. 90,
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NHE subscTibcrs take pleasure IN 1nIornls ther
travelling community generally that they have
this ay taken possession that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel
---Ill---lThird and: Cheanut streets
They have had thoroughly repaired and all the
modern introduced and frnishedn style
of elegance which will render it unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience. 49,
the immediate vicinity business the Exchange Custom
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Omnbuses for every part OF the city every
few minutes, their head quarters being within one square
OF this House. - - 800
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
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James E. Norris who Is well known to many of the bus
mess men visiting the city lately in the house
Virginia Hotel ST. LOUIS iii. have control OF the manage
ment House, assisted by polite and competent
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