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kEI a. FAR NJ Elk.

lust received,
- 400 bbls War Eagle extra winter wheat,
loo Z" Belcher's clard sugar, leo bbls n. O. do
20 I" g moasses, 20 half molasscs,
20 10 gal kegs so SKIS Rio Office,
IL chests i'm. tea, 5 :" Java d"
go cadies - chests y. II. tea,
50 bxs raisns, 10 cades s. tea,
% " prunes, 40 jars prunes,
bb!s dried currnts Is kegs saiHratuS
so doL yeast powders, 5 " creamtartar,
so bas palm soap, bxs variag'd soap,
6 castle . so g III candles,
% " star candles, so SKIS G. A. SALT;
10 bb!s cider vinegar, . - dairy salt,
50 realms wrapping paper, 10 bxs starch,
10000 HAVANA segars brOoms, Almonds hickory nuts
etc etc. 43C-tf
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,CL0TliING FOR THE MILLION:


"INNE& COOLEY, at the Cash Furnishing Store
w on Roberts street, ST. Paul, having just returned
citizens of -. Paul, and all who favor them with
CALL the largest and most varied stock Of Fall and Wiz
ter Goods in their line, brought to this MARKET and
which you respe( fully invited tn call and examine
This stock consists in part Of the follow ing articles
Cloths, Cassimeres Vestnes. Ready made Clothing,
snd Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods. Merino, Wooien,
WOrsted, Cloth and Flannel Wrappers and drawers;
Hosiery OF all Kinds, qualities and prices; Gloves and
Mtens in endless Variety such Buck, WOrsted Ber-
lin, Merino, Cashmere, Wooden, &c. Also very beaH-
tiin assortment Of white and colored Kid and Silk
Gloves The newest patterns of Collars, Handkerchief
searf'' Ties crava'.; S'osks' As &c; ....,
Fine Linen Bosons, of the latest French ard English
fashions, Flannel Calico, Check and Hickory Shirts,
great quantities. Duck and Dill Overalls.
READE-MADE CLOTHING.
Cheaper than ever but too numerous to mention, call
ard see for yourselves.
We have very fine assortment made mp in the neat
est manner, aud at very low prices Buckskn Mttens
and Gloves, Fur and Driving Gloves, Rubber aid Oil
In the GU SION DEPARTMENT., may be found all
the new of Cloths, Cassimeres Doesin VestiRgs
and Trimmings to match; and We venture to say, that
give YOU good and fashionable work be
had west OF New York; and warranted to suit, or no
safe.
IT Don't forget the place, Roberts street, next door
WINNIE COOLEY.
st. Paul, Oct. 2s, 1852 I2s-,f
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
nave UN the DOatS
Il the richest and most fashionable stock Of DRY
GOODS, to be found in the Territory; consisting IN
part Of:
ENGLISH, Swiss and French Er,broidcries.
LACE GOODS OF all kinds
FIGURED and plain De LANES.
EDIINGS Inserting and Flouncings.
LONC; Shawls and Wool Scarfs.
TRIMMINGS, for ladies dresses.
ALPACCAS and Mohair Lustres.
EEDLEWORK, Cuffs and Collars.
DRESS SILKS black and coored.
ID OOK, Swiss and Cambria Mus! Ms.
II ICIl heavy watered Silks.
q ii. Cloth Drugses: and Window Shades.
TAPESTRY anc Ingram Carpeting.
III OlSERI, Gloves, Drawers and Shirts.
ENGLISH and India Silk Pocket IIdkf>s.
RIBBONS, Vevets and Fancy Goods.
Besides many other articles which, through the hurry
and press of business cannot take time to
ate. Ladies and Gentlemen look your interests by
giving "a call. ELFELT d BROTHERS.
paul Nov II lS5o-tf
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F. S. NEWELL.
FARM TO ,E.'r-

uNIiE undersigned, lessee of the estate of NJ MI can
Il ESD, situate the bluff below Mr. Day tom. ari
III sight OF st Paul. finding it Necessary reside in tewn
offers the said farm at rent for the coming winter mr.
year. The house is neat and comfortable for n sm.,,
family. ThirtytwO of the farm are under cultvn
tiOn Fifteen Of stalks are now standing in
the field, and will afford good sustenance for cattle
Spring water at hand.
NIRUM ABBOTT,
At his blacksmith shop above American House St. Paul
sept30 o. ,f
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" P'ice Fifty Gents per Eoftle..I
CERTIFICATES.

have used the "PesiguagOmik repeat cdly in my fam
lily, and can recommend il the safest well Is
ellcacious medicine in all arrangements of the bowels
have ever known. 1t has, To my knowledge, saved
several valuable lives la most obstinate Of Cholera
MOr''us, Dysentery, etc. L. w. BORUP.
ST. Paul. May %, 1852.
This may certify that have used the Vegetable Cam-
pound Asringent prepared by Mr. E. +. Ely, in my fam
lily, and have found IL to be the best BY far of thing
OF the kind have used In ance two doses
gle individual should be without this valuable medicine
particularly in country where the Diarrh9a and sum-
mer complaints are prevalent.
CHARLES H. CAKES.
Having used this preparation in my family, most
chreriliy join Mr. Cakes in the above certificate Of its
virtues. ALEX RAMSEY
ST. Paul, May Fl, 1852.
! take pleasure in being able to state that have
used in my family, Mr. Ey's Compound Astringent
and Tonic in OF DarrhGa, with SUGGEST and
especially last summer in OF summer complaint
III an infant OF mine some nine months Old and cheer
fully recommend its Use to the public.
st. Paul. May "a, 1852. WM. HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian Comp found stringent and Ton
ic, myself, and in my family, and found it effective es-
active and sale remedy for all bowel complaints
ST. Paul, Aug !, 1851 A. r. FRENCH
have used the Indian Compound Astrngent and Ton
ic, prepared by Mr. f. +. Ely, and and found immediate
relief and can Cheerfully recommend il as speedy and
sure cure for diseases of the bowels.
ST. Paul, May "a, 1852. ii. +. MASrERSON.
certify that have used the Indian Tonic cale,
"PesiguagOmk," and recommend the same AS an excel
lent asringen pleasant i'll its taste, and certain in its
IL NOAH
ST. Panl, Aug. 1851. ~.
L. All orders for the above medicine should be ad
dressed to +. T. Ely, ST. Paul. Minnesota
june g. 1852. 76m
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NOTICE.

TO THE EHTIRrfMALE P0PUL ALTON or MINNESOTA.
u o. WALKER, Corner Of Third and Wabashaw
h Streets has inst Ell large and splendid
S0nmept of Pull and Winter Goods aud has determined
TO sell little lower than the lowest, and cheaper than
the cheapest Not being enough for lengthy de
scpton of Goods therefore stop in and look around and
will show YOU my splendid stock IL is no tr6ube, ant
l will show YOU the cheapest Goods In the market.
dor sliirts % di 6erent kinds. .
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TIC HbOVt CI.uIItfutCd OOUtls comprise OILY n snaI
portion Of stock. shall keep constantly hand u
large Iuahty vi
PROVISIONS.
such hams, shoulders, butter lard Hour pork, peaches
apples, potatoes, corn and oats. Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting Of whlskey brandy port, madeira, gin, porter
caIet, champagne and ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete ard fashionable assortment made up in the
best manner, ard of the best MATERIAL among which
overcOats dress and fOck ard of all kinds
cOlOrs and Sizes Undertaking in great variety AsO
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment, too numerous
to mention. Also,
HATS AND CAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter sly les
Also, general assortment Of Hardware, Paints Glass,
Thware, Cutlery, Oils, &c.
St. Paul, Nov. 1850 JOHN FARRINGT
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REFERENCES
p. Chouteau, Jr. 4 Co, New York,
Lorinz, Sterling + Co., Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co, Chicago,
Bridge d Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith r Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau r Valce, st. Louis,
James Carter T. Co., Galena,
Stillman f. Rood Is
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ALT-2e sacks G. A. sais 10 do dairy do for sale by
- REY FARMER.
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Buttons, coat bindings and ;aors trimmings; mending,
sewing and knitting cottOn pocket cutlery, port mon
MES, pocket books and purses cashmere shaws COM
forts canes umbrellas erfumery, fancy articles trunks,
Nalscs, carpet bags &c, and every thing in my line.
II. o. WALKERS
oct.-2o-ew ~. Cheap Cash Store.
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A RE now in receipt Of n part of the most elegant
IA stock of Dry Goods brought this Terrific
ry They will advertise in full next week, when they
expect full arrival. " A-2eti
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Yearly Deposits Of Members under SO

Yearly Deposits Of Members under so
years of age.
Table Of Rates, No. I.
Those drawing for the first weeks sickness by nav inc
So 90 per year, draw SO 90 per week. " p"' ny
400 Is 400
500 500
500 500 I"
ECO q" 200
500 500
900 900
loco 1000
Table Of Rates, No. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness BY
paying ss sCo per year, draw SO 90 90 per week
400 s. 500 '
500 co
eco ee5
ECO loco
Those over 80 years of charged 2 per extra
81 10 admission fee is charged in addition the above
the first year, and must be paid at the time of making
application, and the first years deposit within 80 days
REFERENCES.
Gov. boutwell,, Mass, Gov IIU BE ARD Auu,,st. Ne
Ex-Gov. WILLIAMS. n. II. +. ALDEN, NJ d.. Eandolph.
7 L Woo, NJ ID, Randolph, Hon French 8rainrce,
Hon Morrison, Brainree, Hon Hathaway, Freetown
Hon o. Wood, SOmers, Ct Woodbury. d Curtis ProyiJ
WR Clifford, New Bedford, steph. Reynolds, Troy N Y
HonT Wentworth Lowell Stephens Roc klaId L. ke
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
re Wilcox, Prest Chicopee BankJos Pynchon. Esq
Morga Prest Agawam Bank, G Segur, NJ b,
WESTERN REFERENCES.
His Excellency, AUSTIN A. KING, jefferson City, NO.
His Excellcncy, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, indianapolis, Ia
His Excellency, REUEEN WooD, Columbus, Ohio
Ills ENceIlency, Avg. c. FRENCH, Springfield, Ills.
Ex-(;Ov. DAVID WALLACE, Indiana polls la.
Hon. John w. Davis, Carlisle, la.
Hon. Geo w. Julian Centcrve, la.
FrOf. ). NJ Smith, NJ. ID. Columbus Ohio.
.. ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs. Chambers l. Knapp, Editors Mo. Republican
Geo X. Budd, Editor st. Louis lntelligencer
Phillip b. Hochaday, Yeatman, Pittman & Co.
VIM. r. Henry Co, Prof. JOS n. Mcdowell NJ d.
Anglerodt Barth, Gaty, McCune Glasby.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His Exccency, ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, Hon. Henry A. Lambert
Rice, Hollins!lead Becker, J. W. Bass, p. NJ
81. ANTHONY.
Hon. w. l.. Larned, Hon. 5. w. Fanham j. W. Nor,h
A. L. Ames Geo w. Brott.
3-o9yI A. WHITNEY. Sr. Par,
GENERAL AGENT for the Territory of Minnesota
Office in the New Gothic Store, Third st.
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TEAS.
III. F.. M'CLOSKEY.

~HOLESALE Grocer Forwarding and Commits.
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agent
No ~ Levee Galena, ILL., The attention Of buyers is
called to my stock of Groceries, Provisions etc. etc
Having received by late arrivals from New York los.
ton New Orleans and ST. Louis, which in addition 10 my
former stock, renders my assortment compete I shall
continue TO receive additional shipments from time "a
time, during navigation thereby enabling me to have
fresh and full stock throughout the season. and to be able
at all times to fill orders the lowest market rates
The Receiving and Forwarding Business, shall in eve,
ny instance have my personal attention. by which, des.
patch and care will be GUARANTEED and the expense OF
Storage and Drayage as much possible avoided
ieei assured that my facilities and long experience in
the commission and Forwarding business enable me to
warrant entire satisfaction to any that may favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce and
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market Par
tcular attention will be paid to the purchase of all arti-
cles not in my line.
" Agent for a Gaena and ST. Louis and Galena and
st. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
H.F. M'CLOSKEY.
Galena, April ], 1852. 1T
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, @ale,,a : Aopertiils
E. II. 4 H. p. CORwIrH,
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, CAPS, &c.

- ~~>>
E. II. HI. p. CORWlTH,
Wholesale Dealers In Dry G Gods. Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps. &c.
iH NO. 3S LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE now In receipt OF their large and well assorte
"A stock OF Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they offer to the trade the terms
The following goods included in their assortment:
BROWN SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINCS,
of the following brands
A. e. A. Shawmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family
Winchester, Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc, etc.
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE DRILLINCS.
Casco, A. g. A., superior, Salmon Falls and Premium
BLEACHED SHIRTlNCS.
All the desirable brands to be found in the Market and
1910 PRINTS.
Cocheco, Hamilton,
I'd, Spragnes,
Allen, Dunnels
Briggs, HoyIe,s
Adams, Blue and Orange
Carr and Richmond, Blue and White,
English, Union
Shifting, Mourning,
And cheap Prints of every VARIETY
TlCklNGS.
A full assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES.
OF all brands and qualities
Cloths Cassimeres. Sattinets and Twee,ls iuclu,lno
American, English, French and German Cloths; blacS
striped, plaid waved and fancy spring styles of Cassi
VESTINGS.
large assortment of fine Silk, Satin, Velvet and en-
brOidered, Marseilles and Buff Goods.
COTTONADES.
fine assortment of the different brands. Of every
quality and price.
Wooden and Cotton Tlannels, Cambrics dress Silks
Muslin, Thread, Buttons, Hooks and Eyes, Hdhls S,,
penders, Hosiery, Gloves, TOwellng, sewing Silk Crash
BOnnets, Ribbons, Irish and Brown Linens Table Gov
ers Diaper, Wadding, Candle Wick, Irvine, Whale.
bone, etc, etc.
BOOTS 81 SHOES.
Mems calf grained, kip and thick Boots and Brorans-
boys and Youths do do, wOmens calf kip goat ename
elled Jenny Lind and kid BoOtees; Ladies' goat kid and
enameed Buskns, Ladies' fancy cord Caters and hall
Caters and Buskins of every quality and price. full
and complete assortment of the different STYLES of Mis-
ses' and chidrens' wear.
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cheap Cash Store, for Summer Trade.
II F. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- autumn winter stock, uprising one OF the best
selected assorments of Ready made Clothing Print.
Satinets Boots Shoes, Fancy Goods, Sc ever brought
to Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
and others visiting ST. Paul pay him a visit as he is
determined to retain the name which his establishment,
has SO long held, of "Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING.
The following few of the articles on hand:
Extra fine black dress coats Black satin vests
Black and brown ''" do do n nIses silk do do
Brown linen do Fine Black Pants
tweed do do Cassimer do
Flne Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Hhgiani DO Cotton and wooden hose
HICKORY DO of all sizes and sorts.
Il rs AND SHOES.
Mems d boys thick boots Morocco slippers
do do do shoes Ladies' CATERS,
Congress ard calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes
GROCERIES,,
consisting of Teas, Cofces, Sugar. Rice, Sugar House
Moasses Sperm Candles, Dried Apples, Peaches, Soap
Tobacco, Saleratus, Starch, Goldfish Mackerel CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper Sauce
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware, consisting OF
Tubs and Buckets, Washboarls, ClOthes'rns DC. All
for sale cheap for cash. No trouble show goods nj
his sOrc-neNt door the Pioneer Office and book
N. b. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Poa-
toes always OH hand
November, 1851 lift
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TO DERTORS

TO DEBTORS. -
A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber prer;o, =.
"A the first of September last either by note oy,
account, are requested to call and settle or the
VIII be put in the hands OF proper person for
lection Pay up and save costs. Our motto is cash N,
or no sale, as the credit system has out. u
w. II. STILLMAN
~. PauI Oct %. IT Mn. cOpy.l
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Agent for Galena and st. Louis, and
Galena and st. Paul Packet Line OF
Steamers.
(:alena, April l. 1852 a
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Exlract lron elter leeeiyea Iroma rhysieian in M.l
GREAT ATTRACTION. ..
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. ITIai Bs"Id.ry and Franklin street MIR York
ENCE OF OPIUM bead, tongue, and hands in motions tho
only representation {" the Kind in The country The
AMI hest collection oil Ancient aIi Modern Coins s.
Tic islc Oi Soldier IN the Continental Uniform; bnr and
bluff lead itOir, marked u. s. A., three coricrcti Hat,
lIrccches. Callers, Nc Also, Eitds Various Plum
asr, curious Freaks OF Nature. Indian implements OF
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EIf.r with many other raru
and valuable Cur0sitics Statue Of (cOg III Sue col
cction cannot he found in establishment the kind in
the United States double Call, which is universally adj
mttcd 10 be great wonder. The calves joined
from the neck down TO tic middle. They grown
perfectly formed and fought The Lying,
Jefferson county. Stale OF New York. by Mr. John Jennings
y Live White Rat from Ecrks Penn -idMtdnre GRAF
IS. Games TOR ENcrcsr and .iirrnrnt Billiards. hack
Cannon anal Doninrcs y billiard Room with spleii.
did Tables. is also ait ciscd IN the house.
REFRESliMENTS.-Dinn and Supper parties can be-
accommodated very short notice Tic Lar,er will be
supplied with all The lGlicacics Of the Gang Oys-
at hour.
Attlis Establishment. may he celebrated bird,
MINO, that will repeat alnist anything after stranger.
No accommodation Tor political meetings OF any party
Tie Subscriber having; bccour Proprietor OF The above
celebrated Establishment, and La wing made various altcra
;ios is prepared 10 accommodate the Travelling Public AMI
Hotels O tic city OF New York. The Bar Room. which
tas tie private in this country, being
collection ycars, will sustain the reputation accorded
il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley III the quality
wines. &C. nc COnircich will The above is REFEC.
TORY, where ras will he served al all hours the
and evening. Private for CnIr.s.nartia Referees,
CniaiirCs, Private llIrr OK Supper Parties &c &c.
lhr public rrsrcetri5 invited 10 grant lin share Of
ihcir patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT. Proprietor
uS fcrSonS wislI" pure WIG and Spirits c pend
on having them GeiuI tc at This Establishment.
~ B-fnraic families Supplied with Dinners Surpcis
IN superior style, Tor Parties OF number. at icr
live homes, and al class silver
OF tho City FREE
Entrance 10 me REFRACTORY in Fronkiin ST.
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ilIIIE regular time for the commencement ofthc F:
:L6rr Each Session continues flee calendar 'nais
The present connected with the Seminary,
Rev Is. u. roLFoRp, II. D., rrh,eirai.
MIS- MIS- M Miha IL F5S Sss assistants.
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD ,issistamr Primary D,pari.
i-.nf.
Mr.. LF. DE MASSIAS, French aud Dra,rimr.
Prof Il. u. STONE, local Music. Zorro.
Miss OR will not lake active duty tic conite rion
IN account OF provileniial detention at on1, but wi;
probably be will, us in the Spring
seminary Philadelphia. She not only gives i..,ne.
lions in the higher branches taught In Scmnarics, hut Is
o experienced Teacher OF Music ami French, Pupils
in Music. receive lessons as they may prefer either
from Prof Wrinkle; or Miss Bliss
Teachers, and arrangements made for Lectures
u,iurc the classes, by experienced Lecturer and N
we would again direct the attention OF parcn 10 TIL
pupil will at Know the amount Of Tuition Whsre
lie minority OF the studies OF pupil i'll any particular
noara and Tuition. witt, room rent, Bedding, Fire and
Lights, AM, Ancient Languages, il desired per session
oil five months, nEt.rs $500
Washing for BoardeIs. per doz, # .tg,s...a=~ 20
| Hay observation-disclosures, Junior Gralcpcr
| session, coo
| . Senior Grade, 1900
| Seminary proper, Junior Glass,
| per session, 1900
| -'' Me:dlG class, 100
:. Senior Glass; 1900
:" Ancient Languages, Fomth year. 1900
No ertra charges eIeeP' for The Jotoeidg branches:
Music rcr session Of five months. with OF instrument
| Tor lessons, ID 1900
| tic OF instrun for daily practice, 49, 600
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing. GOO
| Embroidery, Fancy Nccdlcwork, or plain Sew.
| ing. 500
Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures
When Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Scmna
H. consequence tho trouble, the same Is carC
q! as in the Seminary, viz: SiS per session.
Pupils are charged from the time OF entrance TO the close
session. and deduction made except for sickness
with reference to the management OF The school,
nminstcrci Kindly niecd but still govcrnment and and
Law. which all concerned must respect aud obey. ouI
arrangements also such, that pupils under
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
extra and trouble to Teachers hut is only SAT-
sy.t~n. We have found Teachers, who have well
| ell views. ....
As to tho progress OF pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit attend nations,
will point them 10 the members of our higher Classc,
and sayr IDii ioSfIa moRHHIeHta-hcrc pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME ssc rbcrs AXE pleasure in informing their friends
and the ira yelling community generally, that they have
ts DAY AIKEN that well established AMI
vorahly known Hotel .l.
ECOSGIsESS HALL,
Third and: Chesnut streets
They have lad thoroughly repaired, and all tic
mode Improvement reduced, and fhrnshedi in style
of elegance which will at render II unsurpassed for
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly the located house in the city being
i'll the Immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings -.
Lines OF Ohuscs leave for every part of the city
few minutes. their quarters being within sqia
of this House. afi Z .-h.
The subscribers an determined TO spare pains in
making this a convenient and comfortable to
traveller. rEfr t-aFta .itt g ~ u
MoRRIsi& JACKSON, Projectors.
James F. Norris who is well known TO Iay Of the bus
mess visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
James J. Duncan Ca, and formerly proprietor OF the
Virgnia Hotel Louis. will hav control of the
nent Of the House. assisted by polite and competent
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


Icis rativcs scenes and incidents in the real Linz
=, TiIE LowLy.' Iiy ~. H. Il. Smith, Elg.
The object of the author is represent condition
the Slave III his udc hui comfortable cabin, Ills daily
raiios and pastimcs tie relations between mister and
slave The mistaken impulses nj lscOcrvcd views oil the
iiortcrt Planhropsi, &c, &c, ami 10 represent the
passions and sentiments in icir natural forms, Tic
display ed in the hinhest society," thus sho
haRPiHeSt Ran Jrson and at the represent
class OF people. viz The Planter whom justice
>c'y day life, is we'll calculated t" win the amahlc judi.
ne al the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter I-.Old Virginia
:: a-Thc piautaiiol--Uncic Ton,'s Is,zinc>s
.t-Sobreiy and McrTincut.
1.-The Punishment.
- The School Master.
Family al the Planter.
.-Scioo Keeping.
$-.rLc secret League Of Rebellion.
:t-Thc Surprise.
iU-hiic rticucr Day.
" 1.-The Ovcisccr.
=. I2-Schoo Masters Lessons OF Freedom
i;-Uncie Tom and liIuaii
ri-Miinislh Meeting ol School Master, Uncle Tom
and nIiai.
lJ-tassy.
iG-Suu,lay. ..
Ii-Tle ovc,scc,'s Communication t" the Planter.
tS-Thc Suspicion.
iS-Schooi Masters uncaSulcSs and Departure.
2si-unclc Toms Notions al Eiccdoni. ..r-fr
ellis Determination 4" The state III f,.c
DOM. ..... ....r .....
.s1-Tie Escape.
2J--Thr Pursuit. ....... ....
.I-IiuIao-The Root black
ai-lIaId Times;
.-i-Uncie TOMS S"liinqay. .- ... r...-
1.-THE Alarm. .-r 3. ....'-.
2S-AmcIicaIi Hotel
:. >J-The Ficc Negro airs. s-...... -.s.. .lss-
:p-Conrn.r, QucIulc ami Coieunc
ai-Nisgsra Falls. Clifton ii"us", cana1, ~.
:s.-rhc nIcI view between alasicr aud Slave.
;EL-ulcie Toms decision. .-l.IfrEl r.g.t.rlH
3,--'iilok 10 Old Virginia -BHEfa ......s...-
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