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ABooK FOR THE TIMEsl
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

LEs.. As IT 1871 - .tt NJ
Icing rutivcs aud incidents in the real LYg
nv THE LOWRY by w L. q. Smith, Esq
The object lhc author is to represent the condition
Tic Slave III his Jude but comfortable cabin his daily
raOIs aud pastInes, relations between Iiascr aud
SLAVE, the iaaken nuAcsand miSconceiyed views oTho
HoTtheTL iianthropst, &c, &c. and to IcpIcscnt the
passions and sentiments in their natural forms, tic
display ed III tie hublcst lot OF society," thus showing
more hGFPesS MGn .6Oj and at the same TO represent,
class oil people, Tie Planter whom Justice
seldom been DONE AID whose character, exhibited in
every day life, Is well calculated TO win the aniablc jLd
nent Of the void.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS. ''.. e.
Chapter f-tOld Virginia,
The PlaiItatoII-Unclc Toms LaEincSs.
" 3-Sobriety aid Meninent.
.' :" 1.-The Punishment.
The School Master.
C-Runiiy OF the Planter
a. 7-SclloOl Keeping
S-Ihe secret League OF Rebellion.
d" J-Thc Surprise.
- ly-lndepeLdcnCe Day.
LITTLE OyeTScGr.
a. I2-School Master's Lessons of Freedom. II
l3-UncIc Tom aud DmaI.
il-MtIaighi 5ieetng oil School Master. Uncle Tom
and Dinal
l5-Cassy.
1.-THE Owe see's Communication TO the Planter.
a. IS-The Suspicion
iS-SchooI Master Uneasincss and Departure
a. 20-UnCIc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2l-liis Determination toGO TO the State OF Fec.
DOM
az 22-The Escape. s... T.. a. -.rrf -s.-.
" 2IThc Pursuit.
el-5dnalo-rhc Bootblack
"a 2@HaId Times. .FF
" 26-Uncle Toms SOllOquy.
a. 2T-The Alarm.
'' 2@AmcIican Hotel.
az 21The Fee Negro.
3l-Couragc, Quietude and cOnlentInent.
&" 3G-NiagaT1 Falls, Clifton House, Canadr.
{" 32-'rhc Interview between Master and Slave.
3i-liack TO Old Virginia.
q 35-Conclusion. .-
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7 |CUNURBSS fiklIIl
Third and' Chestnut Streete.
They have had the house thoroughly repaired, the
lnndcTn improvements introduced and furnished in style
Of elegance which will render 1t unsurpassed
comfort and convenience.
This is decidedly The hest located house in the city, being
ia tie Immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings. la
Lines Of Onmcs leave for every part OF every
lew minutes their head quarters being within square
OF tnis House. . fi755afiI 5tzi'~bul rasl -
The subscribers determined to spare pains. in
making this convenient and comfortable home TO the
MORRIS & JACKSON, Projectors,
James E. Norris who is well known to many ofthe bus;
ur James j. Duncan & Co.. and formerly proprietor ofthe
Virginia Hotel ST. Louisy have control OF the manage
ilent Of House. assisted by polite and competent
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CONsuMPTIoN CuRABLE!

CONSuMPIlON COhAbLE! ...t
Robert Samderson, Justice the Peace in Rush CTccF
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF MaC'
General Sandcrson In the OF 1912, cured
Consumption by the use OF "Wstur's Balsam or Wild
Cherry.' -, - 400
Dear Sr;-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being eurcdol Consunption by the use o.
cdr Wistars alSnm Wild Cherry will state this
SYMPTOMS OF my that others similarly afflicted may b
Induced try this Invaluable remedy Inexperienced
ficulty in hing; had the hectic fever with TOlen,
tuscs OF frequent cold chills, with severe patH
my and breast by avery had coughi wa
very nights aud had great night SwrHts pcrs
ring should say, least gallons night, wetngtL
bcIcempctcly through had not been able TO work TO
scars Hut was much emacatch, and almost llclpcs
wneu commenced using Ws;ar's Ialshm Wild Cherry
hayc used in all 10 bottles land now free from all hOs
couIpluniS my health is good.
am now 90 years old, aud have not taken my OF til
aIsa since 1916 my health is good not
reGuiTe any medicines il should have any
my former symptoms, should wistHr'a Basam Of vii
Cherry. procured the medicine Of MeSsrs. Fall & Nc
Crackcn, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
The genuine wistur's Eiulsam OF Wild Chsny has a IA
smIc Of the signature OF Henry wistar, NJ d., Phader
nina and ..SanIOrd d Park" finely executed
aruVcd wrapper. No OtIes can be. gtlliLe. t.
UD-PTicc 81 per bOltlc-sX bottles for s..
Sold ny J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets-cntrar
on Walnut sCct-tO whom ali deIs must be addrcsscu
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The Oil of Grape Vine.

FIS oilIsthe result oftwenty years. investigation BY
French Physician and is extensively used in
FIee both for thsPuos ofkeens the hair glossy, and
Iestpingit In bald places, ls ...-r..- ,.sfv n
ii EEEir sy, and pliable. besides making Il about
two ahades ASrEar..- -
P.sfsssd OH Sy Dr. FontAil parla 2uctaper bottle
FarSSe6y ,. R.vowELL, q Unlonst.
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INSTANTANEOUS.


u JEIIEELINGtFBRI ALR'sRMI
TiNHE regular time for tho commencement oftbo Fall
session. tas en-
teachers al present connected with tho Seminary,
Row. u. ". ToLFoRD, b D., Prtneiaal.
Miss MARGARET ORR, ...t'- A,,t,,,,,.
Hiss FRANCIS L. HARDING,
Lisni n -. 81
Prof. JOHN wINKLE, N.tsic aud German. f.,s Is.
Pror b. H. STONE, posGt Music.
Miss or win not take active duty the somite .sOE,
ncCDut OF PrOvidental detention at honlJ, hus Ill
FSs s! iE Be- with vie y y s the Spring -,
gSt oSy aSss %
III the higher branches taught in Seninaes but is
usIe, receive lessons they may prefer either
rom Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss
Teachers arrangenents made for courses or Lectures
oTc the classes by some experienced Locturur, Ex
Wo would again direct the attention OF parents TO thi
erms IN the seminary Any person SHOWING no era le
tho majority OF tho studies OF pupil In any particular
Hoard and Tuition with room rent bedding Fire AID
Lights and Ancient Languages IL desired, per session
Washing for Bosrders. per doz, 80
iiAy rPlLs-Tuition-7-PTim Urinary, Junior Gradeper
session. ,.,..,--c, 7.5.'8 coo
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
"a Meddie class, 400
Senior class, I.t. sI.ll. 1000
Ancient Languages Fourth year, 16 90
10 ertTa charges, ercepf for JOlIosfag 6anehes:
isc Eer session 0fve MONTHS with OF instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
tho ofinStrumcEt Tor daily practice, 90
| Mod: IapghgcS, Painting or drawing, 1000
| t:i::N OI,lory. Fancy Needlcwork, plain Sew.
me, 600
veal Asie Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 0G
wLc" Music Teacher gives lessons out Of the Somina
COZ sequence of the extra trouble, the is charg
o.! ~ n the Seminary, viz: SIS per session.
Pupls charged from tie time entrance to the close
o. session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
have only tosay, that have here Gorerent Lrr
administered kindly nleed, but still government and
law. which all concerned must respect and obey. Our
arrangements also such, that pupils arc under
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
ira and trouble TO Teachers but Is TIE only sa
1n,trm wo have found Teachers who have well sustain
| oil our Hicws
As to tho progress of our pupils I'll sound learning
those interested will visit attend examinations, &c
will point them 10 the members OF higher CLASSES
aid say He s,it Mostra nouRena-heEea reuurp pledges
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ERuPr1vE DISEASES,

TT has become settled fact, acknowledged ny tho
Physicians Orour city, that in the cui OF SCI oula
letter, and many other diseases BRESIGiEGER's FLUD
FSARsAPARILLA AND DANDELION, is decidedly
above preparations, Ispeaks
used; although have taken tho pains of hay.
mgit published through the papers, appointing agents
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staes persons, who by chance have heard
ofits wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont days since, who used ttpp
very serious disease:-
DEAR DoCToR: I'll
~ sl The two bottles ofmedicire got from YoI
henin Wheeling have nearly cured mes please send
some more by Express. isssF
Yours Respectfully. i5at
now prescribed by nearly all tho Physicians OF
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TIME E1on1u voEustE OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1889.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
JAMES $. wIEATE, Clerk.
x. W. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SAEOspON, Sergeant. .. ..-
SsTgeaHts Dsgllfiss.-ist wa-1saac NJ Pearl I'd ward
Adm. W. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers 18th war
Henry p ChaplBe. 9th waTd-James S. Campbell.
JouS MOORE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB 4. Buzz, Wharf Master.
J1t0H AMtcK, Street Commissioner
JANIS NJ. EwIEd, Assessor aud Collector OF Water
JSsruA c. wMxr, Lumber and Coal Measuror. and Gua.
CUR or Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MuRRAY, Market Master. ..
THoMAs CAMPBELL Collector OF Assessments.
WV. J. STODDEzT, City Surveyor. .s..-.
JIHCs F. MELRiS, Flour Inspector,
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ODD FELLOWS.

LaBuE RooM, No. 123 Market street. tho Post Office
vmGIMUs LoDoE, No ,, meets every Thursday evening
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mouth. H
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIEs,
And Blackwood's Magazine.
Standardization in The rats of FO4tagcl
LEONARD SCOTT Il CO.,
go ~ ootn SIR ,;E\v wong

Important LtltLclloh III me TaLcR OF foStdgC!
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
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CONTINUE TO publish the following British PcriodL
w Gals, viz:
ne LONDON Quarterly IRerislr, CContsruatfre.o
The EiiHJItrsh Rerieir, C1phfs.)
The North British Reriste, Gree Chnrch)
The IpestintnSter Rerisc CI.ibeTdL.)
And
BldekaeOod'S Edinburgh Magazine, C76ry.O
These Reprints been in opcationlm
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stHntly on the inc notwithstanding the competition
they encounter from American periodicals Of similar class
and from numerous ECLHCrCs and Magazines made up
selections fo eriOdicas This fact shows clearly
Tic high estimation IN which they are held by tho intclli-
gent reading public, and affords guarantee that they
established firm basis, and Will be continued without
interruption ...rr
Although these works arc distinguished by the political
shades above Indicated yet but small portion their
contents devoted 10 political subjects II is their tera.
ry which gives them their chief value and in
they stand conescdly far above all other journals OF their
class Bdckuood, still under the mastery guidance OF
Christopher North maintains its ancient celebrity and
this Time unusually attractive from the serial works OF
ulwcr and other literary nOtables written for that
Znc and first appearing in its columns both in Great It-
in the United States Such works ''The CaX-
and Nly New Novel; Cloth by BuwerO "Ay Pc
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Reprint OF the Magazine may always rely having the
earliest reading oflhese fascinating tales.
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Look to your Coughs

no all such are laboring under Coughs Colds, Hoarsc
moss, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C., we
would honestly recommend the use of Bren.ngers Cont
pound Syrup Boncset, pleasant, safe and speedy
care II can be had at MessTs. PAXTON & LAKES end Of
the SuspentiUn bridge, and at ~
BRENTLINGRR'6 ARMsTRoEG,s,
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wheeling Custom House.

RtabIlhed In 1851 T. B. SWBAPINLiEN, Surveyor anil
Collector of Customs, ONCE No 10, Union street.
InpO port made by way oTNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore. . -....
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nIE1IBRRs OF COUNCIL.

PRST WIRD.-JOhn McLuIe, JrJ John Hushcsi S. u.
e Woodrow Isaac Cots.
SECOND wARD.-Joan BshOpi Geo. z. wickham.
THIRD WARDS. Bradyi J. J. Yarnalli John N Math
ews; Daniel Lamb -.- ., e.
ForHTn wARD.-Dr. James Tanuerj &. C. JeHersi ~. S.
HaIlOTel; d. V. Tharpj David Hammond.
Fl,4H w ARb.-Ceorgo Forbes John w. Gill Lorcnzt
u. Wait; Jacob HornLIOOki Henry Eohols