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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
uESSRS BURKE q BARNES CELEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES,


THE character of these Saes in St LOUIS before
yyeestablished, that further Test or proof OF tho
fact Of their being superior TO all Others would have been
unnecessary; order to accommodate Mr. Hall, the
patenee and maker OF tHals Patent Concrete Satesn
which has burnt all other makes ofany note in United
States ider patent included took up his challenge
and the result given below by the Committee who
intended the burning Safes eonly
we re not left in tho furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which tested to be seen at our store anti
we invite public call and examine 1t as we feel con
dent that no will doubt their FIRE proof quaen
afer having the specimen which passed throughthn
merry o'u''4 "" '''' Nv" r. VIOLET, & CO.,
Sole Agents the Manufacturers No. Is, Levee and No.
eG Com Street.
The undersigned, committee appointed by Z. Hail. on
LehaIi OF Hail. Dodd Co.. Cincinnati, and MessTs e
r. Violet & Co.. agents of MessrS Burke, Barnes &c Go
OF Pttsbu TO test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
BIZ theiE respective prnctpals-repor, that we have
fha day subjected Safe of each manufacture, of similar
ai1e had been in two years, In ovens to FRO
made with dry oak wood, and Ptsbug stone COAL for the
space or FIVE half hours and during that tune we be
nary at tho expiration Of that tmei on
taking the safes from the fursee, and cooling down.
we found iron casting both was places entire
" burnt or that the books unnjured ami on
the safes We found books and papers entirely I'M
Injured, except slightly by the water used In cooling OIL
This we found to cahe with both safes and tie only
nercepble difference in the Interior was
was entirely unIured, while that Han, Dodd & Co.'s,
was blisere and hlRckened Inc0ncnsion we would TO-
mark that from the result OF this test, we have no hest
don In the safes OF both parties to conf
ue''S' O.sH' pD'"s' WARWICK P. MILLER, /
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or \
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T ISL!
Being narratives and incidents in the
nv THE LOVELY by w l.. G. Smith, Esq.
The object 1he author is to represent the condition
tile Slave in his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily
utons and pastimes, the relations between and
slave the mistaken impulses aud msconceved views OF the
passions and sentiments in their natural lorms the
in the humbIeSt society," thus showing
happiness than freedom; and the same 10 represent
class people, viz The Planter whom justice
has seldom been done, and whose character exhibited IL
every day life is well calculated TO win the amable iudg
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'oId Virginia.
q 2-The PIantaton-UneIe Toms Laziness.
" 3-SobIiety aud Merrimcnt.
"s 1.-The Punishment.
=" 5-The School Master.
" G-Family of the Planter.
" T-SChOOl Keeping
Z" S-The Secret League of Rebellion. .
a. 9-The Surprise.
- 1D-lHdeleHdence Day.
" 1.-THE OverEcer.
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
I" lS-URce Tom and Dnah.
' 14-Mdnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton
and Dinah.
q. l0-C'assy.
90 I6-Sunday.
a. lT-The OveTseer's Communication 10 the Planter
% 1S-The Suspicion.
1S-SchooI Muster 8 Uneasiness and Departure.
a. 2O-Unce TOMS Notions OF Freedom.
" 2I-Hs DeteT mnAtiOn to go 10 the State of Free
don.'
I" 22-The Escape.
a. 2-Thc Pursuit.
- 2I-BuhaIo-The Boot. black
" 25-HaTd Times.
Z" 26-Unele Toms Solioquy.
f" 2T-The Alarm.
a. 2S-American Hotel.
8" 29-The Free Negro.
2I-HiagaTa Fails, Clifton House, Canadr.
Z" 32-The Interview between plaster and Slave.
'' 33-Unce Toms Decision:
a. 3-'Back to Old Virginia
4.
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GREAT ATTRACTIoNl
Fifth ward Museum Hotel,

Cor. IVe4i B,oGdlcGy Franklin street, NelO York
4 L establishment be Y Repre-
rsNCE OF OPIUM head, toLgu hands in motion;
only representation kind the country. The largest
best collection oil Cet and Modern COINS in the u
The figure Ol Soldier III the Continental UMOTm blue
bluff lead buttons, marked U. S. A., three cOCLeIed Hat
breeches Caters &c, Also Binds OF YanOus Plum
age, curious Freaks OF SauIc Indian implements
War Shells Nine ais, Gold, Silver Copper Ores,
Rich Oil Paintings, fine ESavils, with many other
aud bile CuTIUStcs, Statue George ILL.,
IeCOn cannot be found any Establishment of the kind in
the United States. double Cali which universally
To be
from down TO the middle They grown and
PERFECTLY loned and bought from The town Lyme,
Live White Kat TOp Berks Penn. idnifiGHce GRAFT.
Is. Games for Exercise aud Amusement, Billiards, Back.
Cannon and DominOes. Billiard Room with splen.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESHM ENTS.-Diner and Supper parties be
very short notice. The LaIder will
supplied all the delcaces OF the Game, Oys.
tes Beef SeRk, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, &c provided
a any hour
Atths Establishment, may be celebrated bird,
MINO that will repeat almost anything alter tstTager.
REORGANIZATION tor Political meetings OF any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor oil Tie above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various altcra
TONS prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient BoaIdeIs in style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels OF tho city New IOIk The Bar Room, which
the RTcSt private museum IN this country being the
collection many years. Will sustain the reputation accorded
under tie charge Mr. Thomas Riley, III the quality Gifts
TORY where meals will be served at all hours OF the day
and evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
Committees Private Dinner or SUPPER PARTIES &c, &c
The public respectfully invited grant him share
'''4' CHARLIE WRIGHT Proprietor
[5Perx wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
N. B-Prvate families Supplied with Dinners or SUppeTs
SUPERIOR STYLE Parties number at their TespeC
tive homes and glass silver sent out to part
" '"> 0' FntrGnee to the REFRACTORY in Frankliust
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

FRsr WARD-John McLuIe, Jr.i John Hughesj s. D.
Wo0drOwj Isaac Colts.
sreosD wAKD.-John Bishop; Geo. E. wiekham.
TntRD wARD.-S. Brady,J. J. Yarnallj John NJ. Math.
iWsi Daniel Lamb.
ForKrn WARp-Dr James Tanner; E. G. Jefers; A. S.
aoWellj D. v. Tharp; David Hammond
Firm WAnD.--George Forbes John w. Gill; Lorenzn
D Wait; Jacob HornbTOoki Henry Eehols
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a. 4499q4 4-E99qqE
J,o Ifrs sqrsa 6v use of only three bottles GVstar'S
BqlSam Of TPTid Cherry"

Of oNty LNTte O0IIIe9 o
BqLEGm Of Wild Cherry"
Mt Eden, KY, July %, 1852.
Messrs Harcourt, Howard d Co.-Gents;-The "rlS.
Wisar's Balsam of wild Cherry't bought ryuuhs
been OF such signal benefit in my family that wish make
is virtues known for the benefit of the public.
NV Wi took cold the time of her confinement which
cecd cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis:
ease consumption She had prolse night and had
cors she was given up for despaiTed OF hor recovery
and her child partook OF hcr complaint She then coal
menced taking 'WTstar's alsam Of IVild CheTTy, nnJ
three bottles effected entire with her and the child
both. -, ,,.
graves ii they had not used Wistars Basam OF Wild
Cherry SETH K. SEARCY.
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sTANDING COlIlIITTREs.

on oaD1HAEcEs.-Messrs Nelson, the Mayor, CChair.
.SLamb, Yarnall and the Clerk.
on FINAxcEs-Messrs Brady Gill and Lamb
on AccoUSTs.-Messrs. wlekham, HOrnbroOk and
woodrow.
on sraErrs AND ALLErs.-Msssrs. Forbes Bishops Nc.
I.aTc; Hammond aud Mathews.
on wArrn wonns-Messr Tanner; EehOlsi Hughesi
NStthsy5s; wickham and the Superintendent OF Water
on M.nxrr HousE-Messrs. wtekhami Jeasrsi and
on coAL BAsxs-Mess.s Gill, Bradyi Lamb and the
Suuerintendant OF Water Works.
oSIANp,xas-Messrs. HalloweIl; Cots and Yarnal
on Far DEPAKTMEST-Messrs Bishop; Hughesi Mat
thewsi Tharp and Wait.
Recommendations Tanner; Gin and Woodrow.
crTR,tt RoAps-Messrs. Brady; Bishops FOrbesj Gill,
Lamb; Tanner and woodrow.
r'istrer1oxs- Messrs Lamb; Hornbrook and Tharp.
ON SALAHIEB-Nessrs Harnalli Cots; EehOls' Tharl
os As-EssMrrrs- HOrnbpoOks BishOpi Hughes,
letters and Matthew'S
ON C;nApEs-siessrs. Forbes; Cots; Jehers wickhan
su %, HI RsT1rrMesars Gin, BfshOpi Brady Halo
we'll and Woodrow.
JcdeTs; Matthew'S and wait
q. Iaour.-Messrs. Cots; Bishop; Tanueri Wait and
YarnaE. ,.,,,,rs .-..s. '..
s5E, S e w M9EaGnG H KGs,
,or1n an wafd-ALEX TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
,,.ra-David Maclane. I'd W.-James Mcconnell.
adW.-Geo. Duty. 9Th W. John L. Newoy. 0th W.
II. n. JAnison.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
n w Pbinips Cd Ward-Wn. s. Wick.
1et ss ty@y;.r5LDr w j. Bates 4th wHrd-John Git
e aspIL;t sr sth ward--Josiah Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
y|S5,.Td-yypi. George, John Moore.
~ Thos. Johnston, z. B; Tayl9T:
9a T'e @ T TSaISne p sesfteTday.
IN Matthew B. Reed, Jamea WILSON.
3 SANITARY COMMITTEES.
IL. Ioaeph Greer: Cd ward-P. B. Taylor: ID
,.s Co TIiaisr: 4h.-Harvey Hall: 6th-Geo W.
hoore. FIRE wARDENs. g.
-, Iv,ra.-Joseph Greer: I'd Ward.-JossPh Forsyth:
a TvSrd Geo Trailer; 4th Ward--John Claytor' ON
fgaTa-A 8. Clam.
c,.Ts,or Of Guy H4u,-Josl Trialer
Ir,T,,e, Of czaia eaHE.-Geo Bhlger.
s.rton ofTpaSrse Grapt TaTSs-Elaa H. Burt
as- urnTINGs GAS COMPANY.
JsrssIasnt-joHslW..61 LL Seerstay1- Jas. g. Wheate
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MEI)IG IN AL..
Wziatar,g- nalaama % Mila- oheFryI

WISGdI SO b4t tI3IA % - = 2 :
The best Rcmedy ever known 20 Man
rr Coughs, Coids stma, Group, Bro'ets, l ss'L
Pain or TVsstess Of Tie Breast side, FiTSt
Stages of Consumption, &c, $e' DC
Of the Lungs and Liver vVhics produced by our evcrp
varying climate. ..,.,,o,tor+
medicinal PROPERTIES This act is familiar toeyery natron
in our land Physicians often preScrbe Il IN GeI a
equally noted torts viTtssi and some physicians whose
na are familiar whole country have gone 90 OF as
10 declare that consumption could be curea Oy tIAL
alone In other hands, again. Il was nearly owing
rotoubt TO their ignorance np9PRrtns and
ia dculty now entirely obvated by paticnteXpereEee
and IongoXperiment. Ia, ~ u ...,-- .-.,.
Tho Extraordinary medicinal powers OF these Two SUD-
nrc now for tho first time combined and embodied
in DR. WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD. CHERRY. ~
nice chemical process everything deterus or useless Il
eccted so that what remains the most sxtrnordinayar
truly efcaoous remedy for all kindsct monary 9hI 81
diseases ever known to naI. To all unbclcveTf
that theory Is really true, low cases oil
cures rs formed by this wonderful! nlE tx inc.
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GENERAL JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER.


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ODD FELLOWS.

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C11AMBERLIN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

ClAANIBERAIN'S QUINN EhCIAA
COLLEGE.
LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD sTREErs, PITTS.
BuROH,
O. f. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts.
F. r. SPENCER, Professor OF PenmOlislip.
NE principal object this Institution is TO aHord young
men an opportunity OF obtaining thorough and IL
mate knowledge OF rouble Entry Book Keeping and its APP
picSou 10 business operations generally. Applicants
enter College any and attend both day and evening
The course instruction SUCH will Bile the student
to INC charge conduct scientific principles any
set OF Double Entry BcokB completion of the same
PENu NsHIP-To write and egibe hand is desira
bIe accomplishment education young gentemenfor
every profession, and to those who are
desfous OF qualifying themselves for mercantile and bust
nesspnrsuits This department iS conducted by p.
Spencer Ohio, author OF the Snencerian system OF
Penmansbip gentleman well known throughout the
ty as an accomplished penmani and also as OF the
most successful teachers OTthe age.
Communications addressed 10 U. Il. CHAMbERLlNp
will receive prompt attention. aug21-
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stGhtthed In153l. E. b. SwEARINGEN, Surveyor anil
Collector Of Customs, Once No. -, Union street.
tpo this port made by way ofNew Orleans,
Kew Ro.ks Philadelphia and baltimore.
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Berger or spine. and Muscle L,lniment.
nB this remedial agent we forbear say anything tho
" speedy and certain action In removing Rheumatism
that TO speak Its real ergt you
really we fear could give oFedence to assertions
" It can be had at ly--i
g-5.4 PAXTON & LAKES,
End OF Susp. Bridge, and at
Aug 2f-iy,d. BRENTLINGBR GARMSTRoNG'S!
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MASONs.

oDOE RoON, No. 114 Ssnst, over Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LoPer, No. lO1, meets the rst Monday night Of
ve y month
WHEELssa IoDss, No, 1s5 meets on the third Monday,
hight OF every month.
WmEELlNs ENcANPNENT X. T., meets on the fourth
MonaAI right Of every month.
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IN QUART BOTTLES.

For Purifying the Blood, and for abe CureOf
SCRoFULA, MERCURIALD DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
CUTANEoUs ERUPT1oNS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNCHl
It's, SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION, FL
YER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS
ERYsIPELAs, LOSS OF THE Ape
TITE, PIEPLEs, BILEs, GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, &c. &c.
This borne the test OF over II
experience since its first to public favor dur
ing which time numerous limitations have sprung into exist
ence founding thsr claims to the confidence OF tie comu
nifty curative powers contained in Sarsapara Root
the great reputation and extended Of which has hcen
mainly attributable the many wonderful cures effected by
the use of this preparation While Sarsaparn Root forms
an important part OF combination it is at tho
time compounded with other vegetable remedies OF great
power and II Is in the peculiar combination and scientific
its PREPARATION that its remarkable success Ill
the disease depends Other preparations initiate 1t
in the style putting up and in bearing the Of one OF
its Ingredients and here ends their resemblance to it,
Those needing remedy and purifier like this request
where this difference exists and in making choice
ofhat they will use not to lake any other but that
titled to their confidence from the long list Of it has
effected living witnesses, whose Testimonials and resi-
denccs have been published and who still bearing daily
testimony to fits worth.
LAYER COMPLAINT AN u SALT RHEUM.
Messrs A. il. d D. SAxDs,-Gentlenen:-W Words can
but ieebiy express my Opinions III conveying the pleasing
use vi yOuI invaluable sarsapaIIa Sic was
a disease covered Tie Whole surface
body, that wound have been Impossible to touch
any part humOr The mead. lace. and
body covered with scaes like those OF ts Tue hair
quantities, aud walking caused tie most eA.
CIuCIRIg agUes, at affected The Joints more seveIcy
than any othe part. She Aunel cd long TINS all
affection OF the uver connected with geneai debility aud
pr ustTauOu Of the system Physicians. STA
europe and America had exhausted The usual Ieces,
without eneetILg cue, seacey atordiHs iec:; AMI
the medical skill unaVaIng, unll Ahe happily eG
your SArsaParnIR. The disease pronounced salt
rheum, but whole SYSTEM Internally and externally,
altogether deranSed; but complete has been the
rIsiTu lax mil
less than dozen bottles. that enjoys better
for previous 10 taking the Sarsapura-
object making this communication that all who
have red sic know where and TO whom
Apply relief, (und that not III Naiu) complete
be the ly wIie uIIcs with in heartfelt
thanks; aud believe me, gentlemen,
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Hent, has subscribed his name, and
subscribed this 27th day OF July, ls4Y before me,
Z. ), MUODACLL, Mayor.
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