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JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AZ IL IL 'ihH-..s
Being rativex and incidents in the real Irg
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'old Virginia Ni.'H
a: 2-Thc pEtntaon-Uncie Toms Lazness.
" 3-SobIicty and Mcrriment. g. -Ll. GgfE..
THE Punishment.
6-The School Master.
Family of the Planter.
- 7-School Keeping.
s-The Secret League of Rebellion.
a. 9-Thc Surprise.
Z" 1o-Indcpendeme Day.
1.-The Oversecr
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I" 1LUnce Tom and Dnah.
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r. and DiiIal,.
16-Sunday
1.-THE Overseer's Communication to the Planter.
lS-The Suspicion
." 1S-School Master UncasiIess and Departure
2p-Uncc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2I-Hs Determination TO go to the State OF Free
DOM wolf
22-Thc Escape.
" 23-The Pursuit
+" 2i-Bufialo-The Boot.black.
"a 25-Hard Times. e-Ls @
26-Unclc Toms Soloquy.
=. 2T-The Alarm.
2S-Amelcan Hotel.
3o-Courase, Quietude and Contontment.
3l-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, canadr
32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Unce Toms Decision.
3-.Back to Old Virginia. ~ 80 -
35-Conclusion. .a,.F
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE!

Robert sanderson Justice Of the Peace in Rush Greek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF MAJOR
General Sanderson officer In the war OF 1872 cured o.
Consumption by the use of "Wistar's Balsam OF wild
Cherry .,.,, ~, a.. 900
Dear Sr:-As consider that my life has been greatly
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..Dr Wis,ar,s Balsam Wild Cherry" will state the
my that others similarly afflicted may be
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ditcuy in hng had the hectic fever with violent
ushcs OF heat frequent cold chls with pain in
my aud breast accompanied by very bad cough was
very nights and had great night sweats pcrsp
ring should say, least two gallons night wetng the
he'd completely through. had not been able TO work Tor
scars. But much emaciated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wis,ar's alsam OF Wild Cherry
have in all 10 bottles nd am now free from all those
complaints, for, my health Is good -. .7rt.
am now 80 Years old, and have not taken OF the
nlsa since 1876 my health is good not TO
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nv former symptoms, should Wisar's asam OF Wild
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P;.blished In 1881. z. 3. SWEARINGEN Surveyor anil
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
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GERARD Is. ALLEN.
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CITY OFFICERS FOE 1881.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. wHEATE, Clerk
X. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SANCTION, Sergeant.
Ssrsean,s De7,ies-lst waTd-Isaac II. Pearl Cd ward
Adm W. Clemens Sd wsrd-John Bowers. 4th ward
Henry P. Chspline. 9Th ward-James s. Campbell.
JouS MOORE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACOB z. BIER, Wharf Master.
JAcoB AMIck, Street Commissioner.
JAMES N. EwINo, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents-
JosnuA C. WHEY Lumber and Coal Measurer, and Qua.
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY Market Master.
THonAs CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments.
WIZ. J. SToppART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry!
mr.. r,..t Remedy ever known to Man

70, Coughs Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchiiis Influenza
Bleeding Of e Lgs De g htaa n si III Figt
Stages of Consumption, DC, de-, DC.
In short this Basam peculiarly adapted TO every
OF The Lungs and Liver, which, Is produced by our e'p
varying climate. :, a., ,o,so,s ;,,nor,ant
medicinal properties This fact is familiar TO every
in our land Physicians ofen prescribe II III u'I I
forms for variety OF complaints Tar, ais1, mas Tose
equally noted for its virtues and some physicians %no
names are familiar the whole country nave gone 81 @
70 Iecr that even consumption could be cured by .na
alone In other hands again. it was nearly
ia diculty now entirely obviaed by patent
long experiment ,.,, ,.,.,, or ,hoso ,,vo s,h.
arr now for the time, combined and embodied
IN DR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. ny
nice process everything decterirus or useless IL
rejected. that what remains Is me most d xsr
diseases yer to To convince all unbeeSes
that our theory really refer to lew cases Vi
cures performed by this wonderful! medicine. -A'
"a 9g1l9. 4@9gqD9 7a g.. 1, :
7uo ires sar.a BY pe use Of Gny ire eoes
7E|r @ tl Baisdrn Of Iptld Cherry.
Mt Eden, KY, July 81. 1852
Noss,s Horcourt. Howard & Co-Gents:-Thc "Dr
isior,s Sasam of wild Cherry" that bought OF you has
OF such signal benefit In my family, ,haa WISH
its virtues known the benefit OF the public ,;,
MY wife cold the time OF her confinement, W ;
cettlcd lungs. The physicians pronouneea ne @
ease consumption. She had pIonse nGh @
coughs; given up, despaircd Of her
and her child partook OF her compliant sne tnei Gun
menced taking IVstars Balsam Of Wiid CheTrg , and
three effected entire cure with her ana Inc ei
both 49, ,,, 80. ,,., Il, tbo;r
graves they had not used Wistnrs Bnlsan o pcH,
Cherry. = .It.',I.. .E-i Dc II H. '
Seth r. Searcy whose certificate is above, Is man oil as
much vcracty in this country, and man OF soou
judgement, and place entire reliance on his
A U.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

merchants, and Meehanics' Bank.
IscoRroR ATxD 1895. CAPITAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
John W. GILL, President; SonIKsxr BRADY, Cashier.
Discount dAy-Tuesday. -a r..-
North western Bank Of Virginia.
IscoRroRArxp 1919. CArrTAL $780, oo
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Ixcox,oxIrrp MARCH, 1851 CAPITAL STocx 100000
THos SWEENEY, Prest JoHS LIST, Cashier.
wheeling snvinRs' Institutioa.
-.rt No. 1872 Main 81. #
IscoxYoz Irrp 1894. CAPITAL git, 900.
NJ NELSON, President; WILLIAM McCor, Treasurer.
n Discount day-Thursday
Savings, Bank of wheeling.
Corner Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
IxcoRroRATrD 1851. CArrrAL $1,000
THoS H. LIST, Presidents WA RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday
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ONO LoDor No. 1oi, meets the first Monday night OF
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a1. DIR. Guysott's Improved Extrnct of
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARE.
'TiON FOX THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
.... MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE,
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d q llA.H- a-l.q.H.H H.F 2 2

Seth r. Searcy whose certificate is above, Is man oil as
m,ch ycracty any this country and man OF good
,r ment and we place reliance his statement
u HARCOURT, HOWARD g. co.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.


OK onDIxANcrs.-Messrs. Nelson. the Mayor, CChair
MANI Lamb, Yarnall and the Clerk
OK FIsANcrs-Messrs. Bradyi Gill and Lamb.
Or Accousrs.-Messrs. wickham; Hornbrook anil
Woodrow.
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Works. 80.
wait
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ON L.sp,xas-Messrs. Hallowell; Colts and Yarnall.
OK FIRE DETERMINATIONS. Biahopi Hushes Mat
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LETTERS and Matthews.
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well and Woodrow.
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JeheIs Matthews and Wait
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YaIBar. Sd
ASSESSORS.
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issos. Sd Ward-sAA'L Smith. 18th Ward-DASiD HAN
aosp. 9th ward-ALxx. TAYLOR
ALDERMEN.
,st ward-David MaelsLe. Cd W.-James Mcconnell
sd w.-Geo. DUTY. 9TH w.-John L. Newly. 9th w
X. u. ysmson.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
!st ward.-H. W. Phillips; Cd WsId.Wm s. wiek-
tam Sd ward.-Dr. W. }. Bates ith Ward.-John Gil.
chIist ST. 9Th Ward.-Josiah Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
lat ward.-Wm George. John Moore.
I'd " Thos Johnston, T. Is. Taylor.
"a Jacob Scnseney. Jacob Singleton.
.,.h d. v. ThaTp, p Scatterday.
Sth Matthew b. Reed James Wilson
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
1st ward.-JosePh Greer: Cd Ward.-P b. Taylor: %
ward Geo Tnsler ith.-Haryey Halls 5th.-Geo. w.
PRE- wARDENS. rs
Il, w,rd-Joseph Greer: I'd ward.-Joseph Forsyth:
"a Ward-Geo Tris!er: 18th Ward.-John Clayton: 9th
Yard-A. S. Glenn.
cuyator of City HaH.-Joel Trsier
Orfr,eer of Chain GGns.-Geo Buiser.
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wulEl:RLlNG GAS CompANY.

pfe.idcnt-JoHS W. Gill. Seeretary-Jas. S. Wheate.
f.afurrr-Josiah p UPdesraa Engineer and inspeetor-
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Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, Cine
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fl>HE regular time for the commencement OF the Fall
Session this institution will be the first day Of SEP
f:nIer Each Session continues fire calendar months
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary
. 10 follows;
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aug24.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

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Hanon Iawe Fahrenbach, Barber, Austin R Win
slow, NJ Avery, Taylor MeIawne, Miss Miss
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