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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURKE & BARNES CRLEBRATEU
FIRE PROOF SAFES !

MESSRS. BURKE & BARNES CRLEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES. 7a
JIHE character OF these Safes in Louis was before 40
well established, that any further proof OF the
fact OF their being superior to all Others would have been
unnecessaryi but in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and OF Halls Patent Concrete Saies
which has burnt all other makes in the United
States (Wilder's patent included took his Challenge
and the result below by the Committee who supei.
intended the burning Safes We only regret tina they
not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested is to be Store ami
invite the public call and examine feel conf
dent that will ever doubt their fire proof guatie
having the specimen which passed through th
- & R. VIOLET, q CO,
Agents Manufacturers, No 49, Levee and No.
26 Com Street. +.
The Undersigned, committee appointed by Z. Hail. on
behalf Hail. Dodd & Co., OF Cincinnati, and Mcssrs
X. Violet Co.. agents OF Messra. Burke Barnes Co
of Pttsburg to test the fire proof qualities the safes
mad by thei respective pIncipals-repor that have
this day subjected Safe OF each manufacture OF similar
size which had been in two years. ovens to fire
de with dry oak wood and Pttsburg COAL for the
OF five and half hours and during that ume we be-
eve the he applied far greater than in any ord
nary at the expiration OF that tim on
taking the safes from the furnace cooling them doyyn
found that the iron casting both in places entire
ly burnt off, De- that the books unnjured; and ON
opening the safes 9ond books and papers entirely IN
injured except slightly by tie water used in cooling or
This found to be the with both Safes and the only
percepbe difference in the appearance interior ,ya
the yarsh on the woodwork Burke Bar nes safe
entirely uninured, while that on Hail. Dod. q Co 20
mark that from the result of this test no hesaI
ton In the safes OF both parties to tho conf
dence OF the public = ~ = - -
-I6g gt.l.-sS WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID II. BISHOP,
f GERARD b. ALLEN.
st. LOUIS June 16, 1852. aus24 +
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wuEELING FEMALE sKrIINARYa

N, mn reu,or tim, for the commencement OF the Fall
Session Of this institution will DC the srs aay o. Ss
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
Il He ss 'f d. W. ;ToLFoRp. b. d. Principal.
Miss MARGARET ORR, A,s..tants. a7.
Miss MIRA H. TOWNSEND. F1ta.' 'i.n y
Miss TRANcIs HA ARPn Primary p,,s5,.
Prof JOHN wINKLE, Music and L 9l nn
Mr. l. F; De MA 81: As. HSn .:s and DRAGGING l ~
Miss Orr win not active duty the coming session.
probably be with us in the Spring. III,
has been for several yea r t
lions the higher branches taught in but snns
in Music can receive lessons they prefer, either
from Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss. a.. 49,, :,
Teachers and arrangements for OF Lectures
the classes by some experienced Lecturer ana kx
We would again direct the attention of parents to th
Terms Seminary Any person knowing the grade
lie majority Of studies pupil, in particular
class, that Is the pupils grade ,.,,,,u Fir. and
Lights, and Ancient Languages, If deaied per seson
,Sne III mr. Ro,,rsers per doz 60
DAY PuFlLs-T uition-Primary, Junior Gradoper eoo
session. ,Sm
Seminary proper, Junior Class, 90 ~
,,, sssS &C.,. Fourth year. 1sSS
No extra eharses eIeepf Sos Me Jolo,eiag 6ranehes
usic per session five months, with use Of instrument
for lessons, lSM
UAe OF instrument for daily practice, 200
Al odern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
Embroidery, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew.
Ing, oG
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons out OF the Semina-
ry in the extra trouble the is charg
eli as in the Seminary, Sts per session -
Pupils charged from the time of entrance to the close
OF session. deduction made except for sickness
with reference to the management OF the school, we
only say that we have here Gorernment and Lar
administered kindly indeed but still government and
Law which all concerned must respect and obey Our
such, that pupils under the
care Of Female Teachers night and day This system gives
ea ira care and trouble Teachers but is the only safe
sye. We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
ell our views.
AS TO the progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend our cxam nations &C.
we will point TO the members OF our higher classes
aid say-Hic nosra onunentdhere are our pledges
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

.H.4.rHH.a AS Is! .3.. H.H.. e.
Being narratives and incidents in the real LIrE
THE LowLr.' by W. l.. g. Smith, Esq.
The object ,he represent the condition OF
the Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin, his daily occu
pations pastimes, relations between master and
the mistaken impulses nd sconceiyed views OF the
Northern Philanthropis &c. &C., and TO represent the
passions sentiments in their natural FORMS the same
displayed in the humbles lot OF society," thus showing
haYYness than freedom; and at the same to represent,
class opeople, viz The Planter, to whom justice
every day life, is well calculated win the amabe udg
ment OF the world
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'od Virginia. .r...
" 2-The Plantation-UnCc Toms LaLiness.
q" 3-Sobriety and Mcrrimcnt "a.
THE Punishment.
6-Thc School Master. ......
C-Pamily OF the Planter. +.
7-Scho0l Keeping. .....
s-The Secret League of Rebellion -,r
10-Independence Day. s..H r. I.. ...s
1.-The Oyerseer.
12-School Masters Lessons of Freedom
14-Mdnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
ard Dinah
16-Sunday
=" 1.-THE Overseer's Communication to the Planter.
1S-The Suspicion
F" 1S-Schoo Masters Uneasincss and Departure.
o0-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2i-His Determination TO go to the State OF Free
dom.' .0...s.. .. r..
22-Thc Escape.
F" 23-The Pursuit. ....
2-Bufalo-Thc Boot black.
" 2-Hard Times '..-rI
26-Unclc Toms Soliloquy.
2T-The Alarm
2S-Amcrican Hotel a.al #....... H..
{" o9-The Piee Negro ..... ..... 4.L..
+" 3O-Couroge, Quietude and Conentmcnt. UT
F" 31-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr:
32-The Interview between Master md Slave.
:. 3i-Back to Old Virginia. s.. ....
a. alConcluson.
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Important and Valuable Work. e
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BY FASCHAL DONALDSON,

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