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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or.
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT Isl

Being narratives, and incidents in the
nr THE LowLv.' by w l.. e. Smith, Esq. .-
The object of abe author is to represent the condition
the Slave IN his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
,ntios and pastmes the relations between and
slave the mistaken impulses and msconceivcd views the
northern Phnnhropisi, &c, &c, and represent the
PASSIONS and sentiments in their natural orms the
displayed III the humbest lot of society, thus showing
that in tile of m STARE al least coHfenien 6soirs
happiness uan freedom; and at the represent
is, class or people, viz The Planter, whom just
has seldom been DONE whose character exhibited
every day life is well to win the anabc judg
llcit the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. a 't-''A E
Chapter l-.Old Virginia,
1.-The PIaItation-Unelc Toms Iazincss.
" 3-Sobr1ety and Merriment.
1.-The Punishment. .a.H.
5-The School Master.
G-Fanily OF the Planter.
T-SchooI Keeping.
"a S-Ihc Secret League OF Rebellion. l-i
a. 9-Thc Surprise. ~. f--s --
10-Indcpendcncc Day. t..r. s| N
1.-The Overseer.
io-School Master Lessons of Freedom.
" i@uncle Tom and Dimh
1i-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
Z. I5-Cassy.
l6-Suday.
1.-THE ovcrsect's Communication to the Planter
Z" is-The Suspicion.
:" IS-School Masters Uncasincss and Departure.
:" "1-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom. r
2-Iiis Determination TO so 10 the state OF Free
doni'
a. 22-Thc Escape.
o3-The Pursuit.
"a 2i-Buiialo-rhc Boot. black.
25-lIaId Times. .r
" 26-Unce Toms Soliloquy.
:. 2I-The Alarm
g 2S-AmeTican Hotel
"a 2a-Thc Fee Negro
:" 3p-Couragc. ouie,udc and Conenimcnt.
{" 3i-NagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
"a 32-Tlc Interview between ilaster aud Slave
:E-Unclc Toms Decision.
3i-.Back 10 Old Virginia. 20 -
a. 35-COGclusion. s#.#.. -IH1H
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CITY oFFICERs FOR 1851.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES $. WHEATE, Clerk
X. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l. SLSGsTOS, Sergeant.
SeTg.GHfs DSptties.-lst waTd-Isaac NJ Pearl.
Adm. w Clemens 70 ward-John Bowers 18th waId
Henry P. Chapline. 9Th ward-James S. Campbell.
JOINS MooHE Superintendent Water Works.
JAcoB E BIER. Wharf Master.
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CUR OF Wines and Liquors
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