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Robert Sandcrson Justice of the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF "AajCr
General Sandcrson officer in the 1872
Consumption by the OF "Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry s.s-uJ.i
=, Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb %. 1859.
bear S:-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by cured OF Consumption by the
'.Dr Wisiars BalSam OF Wild Cherry,"I will
SYMPTOMS Of case that others similarly afflicted be
Try this invaluable remedy. experienced great
difficulty in breahingi had the hectic fever with violent
heat and frequent cold chills, with pain in
my and accompanied by avery bad cough;
very nights and had great night sweus, erspi
Tng, should say, least two gallons night wcftis the
crmpetely through had not been able TO work
sears. much emaciated, aud almost helpless
when using Wstar's Baam OF Wild Cherry.
ia all l3 bottles hnd am those
complaints for my health is good ~. --.a-
j am NOW years DID, and have not taken any OF the
al 1916 because health is good not
require any medicines, But should have any return OF
my former symptoms should use Wsiars Iialsam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Mcssrs. Fall d Nc
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine wisiar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has a fat
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ABOoK FOR THE TIMES.
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


lcng ai ratives scenes and incidents In the real LIFE
THE LowLs.'s lily w H. q. Smith, Esq -
The object OF The author is represent the condition
Slave IN his ude but comfortable cabin his daily
lons aud astiIes, the relations between master and
slave the impulses and misconceived views oil the
Huriler philaihroPsi, &c, &c and TO represent the
passions and their rms, the
in the humblcst lot OF society thus showing
that, in the Of The clare at least eonientent 6SoS
hGRPiss than JI,,doj and at the represent,
class OF people The Planter whom justice
every day llc is well calculated the judg
i.cn OF the wo. Id. ..#.f..
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter f-.Oid Virginia
1.-The Plantaou-unclc Toms LazincSs
3-Sobr1ety aud Merrimcnt. Il a..
a. 1.-The Punishment. .
6-Thc School Master. r,,.....
Family Of the Planter.
az T-School Keeping
S-The Secret League Of Rebellion.
9-Thc Surprise.
iu-lndepenJence Day. .r ....... -. TO-.
1.-The OyeIseer.
a. Io-Sehool Masters Lessons of Freedom.
I3-Unoc Tom and Dnd.
" 1f-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah
= l5-Cassy. .-.... ..... ......
lG-SuiIday.
1.-THE Overscci's Communication 10 the Planter.
Is-The Suspicion.
iS-Sehool Master Uneasincss and Departure.
21-Unclc Toms Nations al Freedom. ..
=" 2I-Iis Determination 10 So to the State OF Flee
DOM
a. 22--Thc Escape. .......
23-Tiie Pursuit.
2f-Bunalo-Thc Boot black ..-.r.
25-HaId Times. H.....
26-Uncls Toms SolilOquy. ..r.
21-The Alarm. r..
2S-Amcncan Hotel.
29-The Fee Negro.
3l-Courase, Quietude and COntcntment.
3l-NiagaTa Fails, Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Unce Toms Decision. ...
." .i-'Back to Old Virginia.
3l-ConctniOu.
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BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

POWELL'S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA
1 sse ss, 1s to w
tcrins place situated eight miles Woodstock be-
tween the Fort and Mansanutten Mountains. The
Building huniied ieet in lengthy
hss been completed aud is ready for the reception
B0ARDERS; and number OF Cottages, or the OF
Families have been erected convenient TO the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SULPHUR CH,LynEkTr LIaEsrosE and SLATE, all having
the work Natures own labratory. They send forth
sufficient OF pue water to supply many thousands
reaches the western base OF the Mansanutten from
which presented 10 the eye OF the behodcr the
enchanting landscape views the country To the
rising up distances 100 yards, and from
TO 100 feet above the level bottom in front
be approached nom the east or rear by gentle ascent
Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery its ju
panorama, which. bold outline pleasing Variety is
UNSURPASSED by any mountain scenery in Virginia: In
the and Fort Mountains, the Page
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be
addition to the Springs proper, there number OF
oeebrated Mountain Spring. 100 yards distant g The
Cold Spring short distance from thisi , Immediately
To the south from the Springs about three quarters OF
mill gushing from The mountain side is the Sweet chaIy
beautiful group Of willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
and which is believed TO possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visiters coming from North East can enter the
The proximity he mountains, about twelve miles 10 the
north east FRONT he Springs The rugged grandeur OF this
iiatiiraI dcle rocks towering the very clouds
strikes the traveller with and admiration.
On arriving al the Springs the invalid has with
drawn from the and peTpexes tolls monotony
of the busy world and recuperate his exhausted
around him. and parakns the rich viands daily
preparedior the nourishmcnt OF his frail body.
We will state for the benefit OF those who may not be
aware OF the act that we large farm attached
the Springs where persons hav9 their horses pastued
or stabbed they may prefer /
The BAR will be Furnished with the choicest Liquors,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c. rs..r 80 : III
IN attentive oser will be in attendance and servants
different departments house and everything
shall done that contribute to the comfort or The
guests. Fss.. ...-- .. !
Persons visiting the Springs from the NORTH can leave
in the morning, and arrive the neyt morn
ing. by the Of Winchester and Woodstock Persons
from the South VIII leave stanton In the morning. arrive
For amusement OF those who may wish 10 partci.
pate cises, Ten Pin Alley been erected
A Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathin.
has been erected for the accommodation visiers y
i - ->t,c Fol- q
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/. MEM BOOKS! {
- The Campaign of Gen. Scott J
IAN INTENsEL " INTER EsTINS; Ron..

~ Lie OaIlpdlBA VI s66u. scott
IAN Observation-Disclosures oor
e .!.- f-,l. iSti5t1YoL. 1oMo.. 1928.
M ooRE & ANDERSON, have Just ready in sD.,.
- THE CAMPAIGN OF GENERAL SCOTT
VOL with Map Of The Battle GTomdsSsSI a..
Ajctailed account o, General Srotts brilliant i.m,
- Lieut.. s. Is IA man Of sterling sense. - q
- Impartial account OF all he saw-Kendan in d, by
spirited und extended sketch OF the last Me,,,,
pa... The author is attached to the Navy bu, ~
accideT ly connected with the Army-Philad Cs,ssts
Written In clear and vigorous style and ii ia dis
alter having commenced its perusal, TO lay il aside
One OF The most gallnn, officers In the Nav
whole volume, work orintellcct, is worthy Of n
place inthe department to which it beionss-I.ai,h
Jcmnci .,sa..tg. sfs>,a5.1' '''t
never read history evide.,ly SO fairly written ~
"a volume full ofins.rretion md iuteres, n.
with flowing pen, in vigorous style, enreha; ii, ,a
tive Of brilliant with personal nm
We have work which has q ven such viva ,
Of MEXICAN scenery and shaTseer or .v
Is. CO. Standard. >as'ia
We find in this hook, me most iifelse ee.s,;,,,.5
men and thnss-of Scenery md Society-of marsts's,
battles and Victories that we Lave ever read-Y...
Rerier. " llaisH ais $50 -lilElFi4IGag "a 'ss
We follow with interest renewed, as we advance.
footsteps OF that Consumate soldier, whose maI.s.as
triumphs from Vera Cruz the City OF Mexico VIZ, "
RIGS OF manGuvers absolutely in The ans
1
His original descriptions drawn with great H,;.
lie is alvey and spirited narrator His battl, sts-
Temely vivid, and produce deep impr
Imagination. He critieiscs the military operation in
cidcd partisan spirit, but with evident abiIty-Sr
| Inn. - N
The very best book which that war has called I'm,
Philadelphia Pres5yerian -z1h a1s!i'' Dr. i
In reading some of the authors descriptions Of ,,
and storms can hardly wonder at the fascinato,
enthusiasm productive of the almost i,creaiH. ,,;
soIepeatedy displayed during the Mericah w,
Princeton Rerfeio. .iiFtl -'..4 f4- E-s = u
The book is more than readable; its statistics ,rss.
and sketches, give the reader clear an account ~
campaign can ba found any where superior in ip,.
If not in value, to Major Ripey's Hstory.-N 7 sr
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| Pays n warm tribute to the many admirable ou,i, .
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