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A BOOK ftR THE TIMES!
s.f-. untitled r,-.. .,.4
Life at tie South, or
JUNGLE TOM'S CABIN


Being sce,tsud Incidents in the real .LlrE
ar TuG LowLY.' by ". L.G Smith, Esq.
The object OF abe auth represent the condition
the Slave III his rude but rfortabc cabin his daily
ratons and pastimes, ticreations between master and
slave, the mistaken Impulse and msconceived views OF the
OrtlerE PhilanthropsL &C., &c, and represent the
PASSIONS and sentiments heir natural Orms the
displayed i'll the hunbls lot Of society, thus showing
that, IN the OF The de al least, eonfntsHf besiors
hGRPeSs than JreGo; and al the same TO represent
ii class OF people, The Planter, whom justice
has seldom Dce done AID whose character as exhibited III
every day lie, is well Iatcd win the amablc Juy
mcnt OF the world.
TABLE o CONTENTS. "t
Chapter I-'Od Virginia, .-s... t.r...r -e|
1.-The PlaMta atom Uncle Toms Lazncss. ..
q" ISobTiety and Mrrimcnt
=" 1.-The Punshnct.
1" 1.-The School Maicr r.tt#
q. Family of the iiIntcr ........
90 T-SchOol Keeping.
a. S-Ihc Secret Leaaic of Rebellion.
J-Ihe Surprise.
- lU-lndepcndence ny. ....., .-a. .....
1.-THE OvcIsccr.
l2-School Master'slcssons OF Freedom
I3-Uncic Tom and linah.
1i-Midnight Meetim oil School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinal .#...
i5-Cassy
l6-Sulitay.
Is-The Ovcrsecr's Communication TO the Planter
=. IS-Thc Suspicion
fS-Schoo Masters jncasincss and Departure.
.. 20-Unclc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2l-fiis Determination 10 go 10 the state OF Free
doui.'
22-Thc Escape.
2tThe Pursuit
2i-Bunalo-The Bod black
2-HaId Times.
"a 46-Unclc Toms Soltoquy.
"a 2T-Thc Alarm.
=. 9S-American Hotel.
=" 2g-Thc Free Negro.
:sl-Couragc, Guietide and Contentment.
3-Nisgara Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Intel view between ,laster and Slave.
a2-Uneie Toms Decision. ,.4.ts ..a
a5-Conciusion.
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ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

T has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians city, that in the of Sci oula,
letter and many other diseases BRESrLINcER's FLuIp
ExTR SARsAPARlLLA AND DASpELoN, is decidedly
above all preparations speaks for
used; although have never taken the pains OF av
lug published through the papers, appointing agents
for the sale il, yet almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
States persons, who by chance have hea
Of its curative powers The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used 1t for
very serious discasc:-
DEAR DoCroR: '-' 4.
The two bottles OF mcdicnc got from yoI
whcnn Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send me
more by Express. ID %.
Yours Respectfully. t'itT
1t is by nearly all the Physicians of
city, q,iack medicine, for have made
qusnted with component parts; and say
have not the opportunity of making 1t known
to- that It is entirely all minerals, is
the least Incompatible with any the preparations
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties 10
To Paxton q Lakes, and +. Yahrng and soil
wholesale and retail by
y - BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG;.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, $50.
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AMERICAN wHIG REVIEW

n the orsinai Prospectus OF tho AmerSaa Reviews
suc at Washington by MI. Cotton, its former fopf
tor and Editor, number ahc leading Wing MembeisM;
the Twenty seventh Congress ClS56) subscribed Ihe
names to the following resolution ,r,r
Earnestly approving the paI of such Natlona
long needed AMI of manifest Importance, the undetsb
agree to contribute for its rages from time 10 uHe A.
may be to set 70 e ~. Union
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel D. Barnard, r l.
pherson Berrien, J. R. Ingersol E Joy MOTIFS nat
CngInan, Danie! Webster, r. C. Winthrop, Tsomas ~.
lei King, Hamilton Fish, J. P. Kennedy, VIM. s. Asp''
Rufus Choatc, Alexander II. Stephens'I - - =. v;
An engraved portrait of distinguished person v.a
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ally Re portraits OF living American Statesmen am
ever that is possible will be accompanied with all
tic Memoir OF the person represented. ~! - ,;e,;
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it is designed to set forth and defend the HE
measures and the Of the Ud IPhts fGrt.gp ,,ty
Union. II has been matter of just oh
that though il embraces its due proportion Of INC
and OF the country ii has no Of
Monthly Organ devotedt to the expression anh ei
its opinions measures The coGductors OF the
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wrrEELINcE1ALE SEMINARY.

rlIHE regular timer the commencement ofthc Fall
i.tber merit Each Son continues fire calendar nions
The teachers at prot connected with the Seminary,
: Il Rev S D. ". ToLFo, b. D., Prineipal.
Miss S. V. BLISS.
Miss MARGARETR, -..ai1 \ 4,,;,,a.t. .a-3 81.
Miss MIRA II. ToiSEND, -,l.
Miss FRANCIS L. RIDING,
Miss MARY o. TooRD, Asststan. Primary Depart.
Prof; JOHN WINK. Music and German.
Prof b. b. STONEScdl Music.
Miss Orr will "a active duty the comirg, cssion
IN account OF Providal detention at honc, hut vii
4. Dbably be with us I've Spring. tF ..r
Miss Bliss has beth several years conncctsi VITA a
.cminary Phadea. She not only gives :..strie.
i'll the higher brles taught i'll Summaries but is
SO experienced Tocr of Music and French, Pupils
Music can receiveson as they may prefer, either
The Natural Scien will be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrancnts made for courses OF Lectures
s.oro the classes by he experienced Lccturcr and BN
We would again dir the attention ofrarcn:s, to th
pupil. will at kB the amount of Tuition. Where
the majority OF the stus Of pupil are In any particular
lass that is the pupiIsado.7 l.l y . r.1T-LH ~.
Hoard and Tuition, wi room rent, Bedding, Fire and
of five months, HlldHh S65O0
Washing for Boarders;r doz, " 90
session, 600
q. ." l ,ior Grade, -s -i.. 12O
SemiIF proper, Junior Class,
-. ., Msd Eiisslsn' TO- I4Ss
Ancient Lsuages, Fourth year, 16 90
No erfrd charges, cree for The Joi!oirfdg branches:
IiItsc per session Of months with OF istrumen
Tor lessons, 800
Il &c OF instrument for dy practice, 200
Modern Languages, Pahng or drawing, iE'-5 1000
t:morodery, Fancy Adcwork, or plain Sew.
irg, ~ 800
Vocal Music, Chemicals I'D Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Music Teac gives lessons out OF the Scmina
ry consequence OF eXtra trouble the same is chaG
ca! as in the Seminary, ": SlS per session.
Pupils are charged m the time of entrance TO the clos
OF session, and dedubn made except for sickness.
With reference TO Dc management OF the school,, W
ha only osay, that ycavc here Government and Lqv
| administered kindly need, but still government an
Law, which all concere must respect and obey. Gu
arrangements also ah, that pupils are under tn
care of Female Teachc4 blight and day. This sysemgive
extra and trouble Teachers, but is the only sal
syIfH We have found who have well sustain
ell views. .. IL
As TO the progress ofgr pupils in sound learning,
those inter will vSus attend examinations, t
will point them tiencmbers OF higher classe
and szy-Hc suni nosiy our pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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CONSUMPTION. Durable

CONSUMPTION CURABLE! sr-azs.zs.
Robert Sanicrson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother of MaiCr
raj officer in the of 1872 cured OF
Consumption by the OF "Wstar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" I44.- ,,,.,, ~, a. 600
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
proougeJ by my being Consumption by the of
Dr Wistur,s ,alsam of Wild Cherry" will state the
symycms OF my case that others similarly afflicted be
Induced 10 Try this invaluable remedy experienced great
dificuy in hreathnc had the hectic fever with violent
shes OF frequent cold chills, with severe pain III
nv side and breast accompanied by avery bad cough;
very restless nights and had great night sweats, pcrspi.
rins should say at least two gallons night wetns tho
bed completely through had not been able to work for
scars hut much cniacnted, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wist1r's laisam OF Wild Cherry
have used land am free from all those
complaints, for my health Is good
am now SO years old, and have not taken of the
nnlsam since 1916, my health is so good not to
rrnuc any medicines But IL should have return oil
inv former SYMPTOMS, should Wistar's Baam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall d. Nc
Crackcu, your agents in Lancaster Ohio
The genuine Wisars Ihlsam OF Wild Cherry has fac
sinilc OF tho signature of Horny Wisar, NJ. d. Phadcl
mia and .Sanord Park,' finely executed steel
| rraycd wrappor Nooihcs cap be. genuine. JOE.
'1ITpiicc 81 per bot tle-siX bottles for So. ..-.
| Sold ny J. u fhRh, clheiIuiau, v,
on strretto whom all orders must be addressed
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
MESSRS BURKE d BARNES CELEBRATED f.
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

lE character these Safes in st Louis, before
well that further test proof of the
fact OF their being superior to all others, would have been
unnecessary; in order to accommodate Mr. Hail. the
patentee and maker of Halls Patent Concrete Saics
which has all other makes any mole in the United
States (ders patent included up his cbaliengt.
below by the Committee who
intended burning Safes We only regret that
were not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer
The Safe which tesedis TO be seen at our Store, anti
we invite the public TO call and examine il as we feel conf
dent that no will doubt their FIRE proof quaea
after having seen the specimen which passed through the
fiery ordeal on the 10th of June. -
Agents the Manufacturers No 10, Lcvec, IND No.
&c Com. Street.
The undersigned, committee appointed by E. Hail.
behalf OF Hall, Dodd Co., of Cincinnati, and McssTs.
R. Violet Co., agents OF Messrs Burke Barnes Go
made thei; respective princpals-rePort that have
this day subjected Safe OF each manuiac OF similar
sizc which had been in two in ovens to fire
with dry oak wood and PtsbuIg stone coal for the
space of five and halfh5uTs and during that be
eve the heat applied far greater tan that in ord
at the expiration OF that time, on
taking the safes from the furnace, and cooling them down.
found that casting both was in places entire
ly burnt of, that the 5ooks were unnjured and on
opening the safes toEGd books and papers entirely u
injured except slightly liz water used in cooling off,
This found to be with both saes and the only
peceptibe difference in the appearance Interior was
that the varnish the wood work OF Burke Barnes safe
was entirely uninjurcd while that on Hall, Co.'s.
was bstcred and blsckened In conclusion we woui
that the result OF this test have no hesta
ton in recommending safes Of both parties TO the CONN.,
denee the pablo. :. =. ,
HE rlHr sos t DAVID II. BISHOP.
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CONGRESS HALL.

rE sutsc ribcrs take pleasure in informing their friends
i travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession OF that well established and IA
vOrably known Hotel. ,. 20. - ~
CONGRESS HALL, M 't "
Third nd.Chesnut streets
They had the house thoroughly repaired, and all the
modern introduced and furnished in style
OF elegance which will render 1t unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly the located house in the city being
in the immediate vicinity OF business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings
Lines of OMnibses leave every part OF city every
few minutes their head quarters being within one square
OF mis- House.
The subscribers are determined to spare pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home TO the
traveller. 90 ...i ...I .y.---. ..l .l.G r.
James E Norris well known to many OF the bus
mess visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
James Duncan Co.. and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia HOTEL St Louis will have control OF the
cnt OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
....... IL. ..
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The Campaign of Gen. Scott
CAN HNTENSELyH NTER ESTING IROo,.

The Campaign of Gen. Scott
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| We find in this hook, the most lifeke descrip,io,
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In reading of the author descriptions asssrl
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The book than 'cadablc its Statistics l,e.
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Pays tribute to the many admirable qualities .,
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

THIS Oil the result ftwenty years. by
French Physician, and is now extensively used in
fraLce both purpose okeeping the hair glossy and
restoringit in bald places. Tfsf
This OIL spartcularly recommended II will render
the Hair son. glossy and pabe besides making 1t about
two shades darker. re 81 is.tr
Prepare ed only by Dr. Fountain, Paris. o5cts per- bottle
For sale by J.B. VOWEL, 81 UnIonst.
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Merger or spine and Muscle Linimcnt.,
OF this remedial agent orbear say anything the
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism
Neuralgia Sprans pains from Bruises Burns &C., is
extraordinary, that to speak its merits you
really, fear could give credencc assertions
1t can be had at
.0asE I.fl- PAXTON & LAKES,
End OF Susp. bridge, and at
Aus. 21-1y;d. BRKNTHNGER &ARMSTRONG's
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Look to your Coughs |!

ITO all such laboring under Coughs, Colds Holrsc
l. ness, Pains in the Breast Splitting Blood, &c, We
would honestly recommend the Brentinger's Com
pound Syrup OF Boneset, pleasant safe speedy
1t can be had at Messrs PAXTON LAKES, end
the Suspenton Bridge, and at
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRoNG'S,
aug2i- yr:d Monroe street. Wheeling.
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90 9 494.AT454E459z 9
Tao sartd o!yree BOTTLES Of "'Vfstar's

..f... ..r...a E. ,.. Mt. Eden, KY, July a. 1852.
Mcssrs. Harcourt, Howard & Co,-Gents:-rhe "Dr
Iyisars ;alsam Wild Cherry that bought OF you has
bccn OF such signal benefit in my family that wisho make
lis virtues known the benefit of the public -.
wife cold the time of her confinement, which
cttcd cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis;
case consumption had prOfusc night sweats and had
ourhs She was up desparcd OF her recovery
and her child par,ook OF her complaint She then con
ncnccd taking BalSdm of Wild Cherry" and
three bottles entire with her and the chilli
both. 49,.
doubt that they womld have now been IN Their
graves If they had not used Wisar,s 3alsam or Wild
Cherry Or. IN IL. ohahoh.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate isabove man OF as
much ycraciy any in this country, and OF good
mmncnt and we place entire reliance his statement.
- HARCOuRT, HOWARD d co.