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ABOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

y
Being ratives and Incidents In the real LIFE
~ LOwLY.' lily W. l.. q. Smith, Esq.
object ahc author is TO represent the condition of
the Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily Occur
laiions pastimcs, relations between and
the mistaken impulses and msconceivcd views OF the
Northern PhIanthTopis &c. &c, and to represent the
passions and sentiments in their natural forms, the
displayed In the humbIest lot OF society, thus showing
Happiness than rsedoj and at the TO represent,
class people, viz The Planter, to whomjustice
has seldom been doc and whose as in
every day life, is calculated win the aiabe ju
mcnt OF the world. |.....
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1--'OId Virginia.
2-Thc Plantaon-unce Toms Llzincss.
a. 3-SObIety and Mcrriment
1.-The Punishment
a. -The School Master.
4" C-Family OF the Planter.
7-School Keeping
:" S-Thc Secret League of Rebellion.
Z" 9-The Surprise.
." 1Q-Indepcndencc Day.
" 1.-THE Ovcrsccr.
12-SchooI Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
lEUncle Tom and Dnah. la. N
ii-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
{" 15-Cassy.
1.-THE ovcrsccr's Communication to the Planter
.' lS-Thc Suspicion. ...|
1S-School Mastccs Uneasiness and Departure.
a0-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom
Z" 2l-liis Determination TO 60 TO the State OF Frcc'
dom' ...
~ 22-The Escape
Z" 23-Thc Pursuit.
&C 2i-BuTalo-Thc Boot black.
Z" 25-HaId Times.
az 26-Uncc Toms Solioquy. .r1
:. 27-The Alarm. ..sr
40 2@American Hotel.
f" 29-The Free Negro.
3O-Courere, Quietudc and Contcntment.
3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
3o-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
q" 31Unclc Toms Decision.
3-lack 10 Old Virginia.
35-CUnClusiOn ......'
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The Heroic Women
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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welsvie-arves daily Sunday excepted at 10 p M,
departs at o a. M H-.,.
Tiltonsvlc-arrvcs Tuesday and Friday, at tti.
departs day, same time. t'7a
Parkcrsburg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday
departs at 10 M on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Seubenvile-auvcs daily (undn cxceptad) at II NJ
Departs at G, An - "a
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
ga m Departs Monday Wednesday, and Friday at z, m
Morgantown-ria wayncsburg, Pa arrives Thursday Al
p. m. Departs Friday at G. a. m.
Morgantown-riG Backsvillc arrives Tuesday al p M
Departs Wednesday at 9, a. m. 49,
bethany and West bery-leavcs at O'Clock on Tues.
,lay, Thursday and Saturday.
POSTAGE.
The Post Office law, passed Mareh3 3D. 1851 fixes
The rates oliPostagc follows:
On Ltters-ny distance within the u s., not
1000 miles, half ounce or less &c PREPAID or unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &C prepaid, or 10c unpaid
Every haouncc less, additional TO DO charged extra
according TO the above rates. -,
Drop letters cent? advertised letters, cent additional
10 any other charges.
a- On Circulars, dc.
Unseaed circulars per ono ounce or less,
For any distance not exceeding 6oo miles cent:
300 miles, Scents
300 miles, icents
mile
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-08
8 6 4949 $50 9l4994 Z

Tro lres BY The Of only three bottles Of "HstaTs
Halsam Of IViia Cherry' ''
F.-... Mt. Eden, KY, July 2I, 1852.
Mcssrs IIarcolrt, Howard d Co.-Gcnts:-Thc "Dr.
Wisar's alsa OF Wild Cherry that bought you has
such signal benefit in family that wish to make
lis virtues known benefit OF the public. $50 Ia
My wife cold the time OF her confinement which
eecd lungs The physicians: pronounced her dis
ease consumption proiuse night sweats and had
cogs given up despaired of her recovery
and her child partook of her complaint She then com
nenrcd taking .'fs1rs Rrldm of Wild Cherry" and
three effected entire with her md the child
both. .f.a....fI ...tr ..N. a--H EF
doubt they would have been In their
graves If they had not used Wsthrs Bnlsam OF wild
Chsrry. SETH X. SEARCf.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate isabOvc is man OF as
much vcracity in this country, and man OF good
Judgement and place entire reliance on his statement
UARCOURT HOWARD &c co.