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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED 500
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN


being narratives scenes and incidents I'm the rea .Irr
NV THE LowLY by ". L. 6. Smith, Esq.
The object OF lhc author TO represent the condition
the slave III his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
Iauohs anu pastnes, the relations between master and
slave the mistaken impulses aud msconceived views
tortheTE PhllantTopst, &c, &C. and to represent The
passions and sentiments In their natural forms, same
ale displayed IN the humbest society," thus showing
happiness than JredoIn same to represent
us is class OF people, viz The Planter, whom
every day life, is well calculated to win the amiabe judi
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter I-'Old Virginia
% 2-The Plantation-Uncie Toms Laziuess
S-Sobrlety aud MeITinent.
" 4-The Punishment.
5-The School Master.
G-Family of the Planter.
" 7-SChOOl Keeping.
S-Thc Secret League OF Rebellion.
9-Ihe Surprise.
:" lp-lndependencc Day.
1.-THE OveTSeer.
i2-SchOOl Masters Lessons OF Freedom
." l3-uncle Tom and Dnah.
li-Aldgight Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
and Dinah
l5-CaSsy.
IG-SWnLay
= 1.-The ovcrscer's Communication to the Planter.
90 lS-The Suspicion.
a. 1S-School Master Uncasincss and Departure
e" :0-Unclc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2I-llis Determination TO go 10 the state Free
donI.'
80 o2-Thc Escape.
"a 2J-Thc Pursuit.
2-liufTalO-Fhe Boot, black
80 25-liaId Times.
% 26-Uncle Toms SolilOquy.
a. 27-The Alarm.
&" 2S-AmcTCan Hotel.
az 29-1he Free Negro.
"a 3D-COuTaEc, Quietude and COntentment
az 3l-NiugaTa Falls. Clifton House, CaIadr
=. 32-rhc Interview between Master and Slave
I" ;3-Umclc Toms Decision
a. 3i-.Back to Old Virginia.
d 3j-ConClusion.
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They have had the house thoroughly repaired the
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This decidedly the located house in the city being
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House, and many other public buildings.
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mess visiting the city lately in the Hardware
OF James Duncan Dc Co.. and formerly proprietor
Virginia HOTEL St LOUIS will have OF manage
'ent OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
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HlXER,s UNIYERsUNE no. nv.

EDITED BY CHAs. A. DANA. TIT q
THIS day published. Containing the following elegant
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE MAINE.
The attention OF tho reader is called following &c
tiicate of kabc by using only five
bottles OF Sands Sarsaparilla ss-.
Sidney, (hfaine,) April 10, 1850.
MessTs. 4. Ii. d D. SANDS:
Gentenen-rhis is TO certify that have been afflicted
mole OF less since my BIRTH with Sci Oua winch cutii-
ued to increase until last February In January my legs
we've so swollen could get boot stocking, aud
had several large ores on ne all the time. this sit
uatIon was about 10 give up in despair when was aL
vlScd TO try Sands Sarsa had faith IN
II, but sent 10 your agents III Augusta procu ed
bOte, Which did me much good, sent and .ut
amor her, and continued until had five bottles
am now perfectly well. II any may read this
letter is afflicted with any dis ScroIua would
most sInceIe ely mnend him Sands SarsapaTiIa
If any person wishes further information my case
by Calling upon convince OF the healing mower l
this medicine SFEFHEN Z. HAYWOOD
r = We are reIS onally acquainted with Mr.. Haywood
and believe his statement above 10 be
DILLlNGHAAI IL TITCOMB
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by a b. ~ d.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton corner al
William, New York. Sold also by druggists gcneIay
throughout the United States and Canadas Price 81 cr
bottle; six bottles Tor s.. For sale by
J. II. CRUMBACKER,
No. lI0 Main St. Wheeling.
L. Wilcox Of lttsbuigIi Scaton * Sharpe OF Maysvie,
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Cincinnati. dcclO-3m
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Cincinnati Hydropnthic Or
Water Cure Establishment.

above Institution is now for the reception OF
i patients. 1t is located about five miles from the civ
on the Carthage pike and but few rods from the Ham
the distance from the Miami Canal, 'front.' rem
den lteasy Of access to those DESTROYS enjoying tho
TOthe lover OF nature, few parts the country can fur
the traveller way nom Cincinnati 10 tIe
Cme There nature and art combine rendering the view
The large, and beautiful Edifce displays the taste
INTERIOR 5mbned With the numerous ataeons OF The
present themselves to the invalid cannot fail to render
svc the Rooms spacious and inviting the invalid
can range at pleasure fee nom atmospheric Influences in
Indictment weather. The He'd Rooms are well ventiI,teI
and neatly furnished; the bath Rooms ample and COM
modous, being convenient for the application water in
every In connection with the Institution there IL n
Gymnasium Hall, sevcnyfiyc feet long. where patients
strength by hesu exercise The SPRINGS w%eS mar
ns the water for this establishment clear pure SOFT
and abundant flowing from gravelly bed, they send
forth water both cold and delicious. country and
air. variety scenery Athngs combnedr we en %.
not think Of more desirable place, those seekIn
Dr. PEAsE, having had much experience in the treatment
pains spared for to sn se nH1 e
those committed TO his care. Mrs. PEAsr who has for
peculiar to her and being every way qualified
department PTonysus Ute with it's train 81 the o
ailments that bane OF female beauty and happiness
Of se8 sss W be aa Sss
s % any e 4S Of
the attenton Of ladies' as in all cases shall expect 10
Persons visiting the Cure by the way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will at the Cnrthaec
station Patients requested bring two comfort5
bles two blankets two Sheets six towels and
quantity of old linen, suitable bandages ~ "
TERNs-The terms for Board Medical Services anil al,
ordinary will be dollars per week
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient 10 an
charge Some deduction will be made to those yb
find 1t necessary spend length time in the Insttm
on Transient will be charged dollars per
day. S re-
From three to five dollars will be charged for the first
examination - .
For further particulars address
d. A. PEASE, NJ. ID.
1...,... t,...,.. - - Proprietor and Physician.
carthage. hamltCn Co.. ONO. aug2f.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.
HE regular time for tho commencement ofthc Fall
t:Lier mert Each Session continues re months
The teachers at present connected with tho Seminary,
Rev. D. W, ToLFoRD, b. D.. Principal.
Miss MARGARET ORR. sd ,.;..lI.,.rla
Miss FRANCISL l.. HARDING, gag. '.'.
Miss NARY o. ToLFoSD, ASsstant Primary Depart.
pv.sJoHN wINkLE, Music and GERMAN. To-
Prot. s. B. STONE, Vocal Music. ...'
on account OF Proyidenal detention honl, tut yI
T SGss S PC T S,s hs us IN the = spsln
'n near Philadelphia She only gives i.struc.
ii experienced Teacher Music French Pupils
81 Music receive lessons they may prefer either
The Natural sciences will be taught by the regular
teachers and arrangements made for ofLccuIcs
horc the classes by some experienced Lecturer, EX
We would again direct the attention OF parents to thu
.Pupil, will at once know the amount OF Tuition Where
lie majority ofthe studies pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition. with rent, Bedding, Fire
Of i've months. - = = $500
nay PUFrLs-Tui tion-Prmary, Junior Cradeper
session, GOO
Seminary proper. Junior Class,
per session, 1900
Medde class, 400
e Senior class, con
q, , :, :. Ancient Languages. Fourth year. 1900
Tor lessons, - - ~ nc m
u 90 ofinstrunent for daily practice, S00
Modern Languages, Painting drawing 1000
I'll" Ioid2ry, Fancy Needework, or plain Sew.
irS, pa. 6nn
I"cal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcn Music Teacher gives lessons OF the Semina.
oil as IN the Seminary viz: Sis per session " "H
Pupils charged from entrance IN tbe cosc
OF and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the management OF the school, we
la ve only tosay that have here Government and dr
d"asiGrea kindly lnieed, but still government and
law which all concerned must respect obey Our
also SUCH that pupils under the
care OF Female Teachers night and day
extra care and trouble to Teachers, hut e only safe
ell views. 49,
As to the progress OF our pupils in sound learning
tlose Interested will visit attend &c
wr Will point them 10 the members OF higher classes
AID Ftnt nostrG TuoHLHents-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81. .'0...
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NEW BOOkSy11
The Campaign of gen. Scott
GAN ANTENSESK INTRRH STING: pnU.

~ VOL 2MO., ST.
o0 Od - d ANDERSON, have jus readyin duOd.r
- THE CAMPAIGN OF GENE .ALsco1r
vo With Map Of the H 5fds sfpa s
detailed account OF General seotVs brilliant Gsmp,t,
- Lieut. 81 Is man OF sterling Stnse.- i tssi
aud Impartial account ofahe saSek in he N a'
spirited and extended sketch OF the asst S4,1e,a 90
FaiS.l The author ia attached 10 the ayy, but becs
acGider ly connected with the Army-l iiq1 C6yooie
Written ina clear and vigorous STYLE Id itis d;,;
after having commenced its perusa la it GsideNGa
One OF the most gallant officers in the IVY Tn.
whole volume as work ofinellec, is ,Tthy OF I~,
place IN the department 10 which il belc es-Loi,SS'
at is no small praise TO the author to "a that we
never read history evidently so fairly yrtten-Lti
"a volume ornstruetion Interest He WRITE,
with flowing pen, in vigorous STYLE ericI ng his aI
IL Of brilliant with persona! re. elections q,
We have seen no work which has ven SUI vivid H.
Of MEXICAN scenery and Character the events
oil len SCOTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Press.
Has given to the public very ntractivewor CharI.s
We find in this hook, The most IifeIke de rption
men and things-of Scenerya and Soeety-of ehes and
battles anu victories, that have read Masonic
We follow with inter wed as we ativs on ~
footsteps o. that eonsumate soldier, whose ear
IleS OF absolutely unsurpassed in the aIs
His original descriptions drawn with great el Ity
He IS lively and spirited narrator His battle stitches
He creises the military IN -.
Gided partisan spirit, but with evident abifty- p hi
The very best book which that has called 70, b.
Philadelphia PT>s6yteriaH D. ,r... " -
In reading some ofthe authors descriptions of ass Its
and storms hardly wonder at the fascination mi
enthusiasm productive Of the almost incredible rriif
PToress so repeatedly displayed during the Mexican Wa
| Princeton RerieL1. - vi ".H ~ -" -
The books more than eadable its statistics and fac
and sketches, the reader an account m .
campaign ba found any where superior in inter
| geIisf. 49, . s. : = IL " - era
Pays warm bute to the many admiral bic Qualities
that eminent commander Gen. ScottHzTpeT.s Nagasju
% AGENTS wanted, to circulate this work in All Sa
the United States with whom liberal arrangements vii
DC made lot canVassing counties districts
Orders must be accompanied with the cash
S"ELrrORs giving This advertisements two or more IL
seruons, shall have copy their al
DRESS upon receiving their paper, containing the adyeI
| tisement. MOORE q ANDERSOS PI6Iisbope ~ ss'
aug2lu rs. West Fourth street. Cincinnati. o.
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Berger or Spine md Muscle Linimens. 80
HF this agent we orbear to saw ANYTHING TIE
speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism.
Neuralgia Sprans pains from Bruises Burns &c Is 30
extraordinary that to speak its real merits
really we fear, could scarce give to our
1t can be had .- .. :
Z. PAXTON d LAKES 60
End OF Suap. Bridge, and al
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The OH of Grape Vine :

iS Oil the result OF twenty investigation by
french Physician, and is now extensively used In
restoringit in bald places. - : =
This OIL Is particularly recommended, will render
ne HAT SON glossy, and pabe, besides making about
Prepared only by Fontain, PARIS, eocts per- bottle
FortNle by J. i. vow ELL. 24 IIninnnf.
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CITY OFFICERs FOR 1s5a,

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATR, Clerk.
K. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l.. SANGsToN, Sergeant.
!ScTEe1HtS DeputieS.-ISt ward-lsaac NJ Pearl ID war
Adm. w. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers 9Th var,
Henry p Chaplinc. 9TH ward-James S. Campbell.
JOHN MOORE, Superintendent Water Works
JACOB Z. BIER, Wharf Master
JAcoB ANICK, Street Commissioner.
JAMES NJ. EWING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Rents
JusHUA c. WILEY, Lumber and Coal Measurcr and C,ua
CUR Of Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAY, Market Master.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Collector OF Assessments
wA. J. STODDART, City Surveyor.
JAMES F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector
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The Heroic Women


Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, Disinte.cstedneSs
.-. and Self sacrifice of Ancient and ,r-
Modern Times H
BY HENRY C. WATSON,
ATT MT2R, OF ,TH I CAMP-FIRES OF THE REvo.
TO set before the women OF America examples for imta
non N the most trying may stated 10 be
and writer Of considerable fame has truthfl said that
The e.Tth "a u.s. omen severn > In no country upon
TALLY consulted Our society possesses the cream Of The
&c woman is almost object or worship Men ba ve h
made great and heroic by PutarcI's Llyes"simusIed
teauns ana study OF such work HUroic Wonen'
TeGone common and our wives, mothers, sisters and
daughters, will become renowned for esnI,Iu
lottude and selfsacrfce than the spartan feIcs
OF OLD The ensuing include nearly ali the in
OF ienae herosn, with many that not less re
InI ot ess generally hhOwni among which may be
81 I,t. Geteriers' gertrude Van Der TYart,
Lhiiippa Of Hai,lault, carr f'''ee' '"'H''' Is
7he Sister Of Dtguesetin, MADE noi.elle A,uSes,
Joaa Of H0"J0T GIaLaer:,e Of RAsL,
Joan Gacdei;te, !M Wadea r1 b5sca,u,,
:nnGTgGret Of 4njOH, Marie AHfoireite,
ds QSss Of Na5arrs Tie Princes dc La,aSaIie,
5 1s stuart, Madame Elisabeth,
Mary DyyEs. Me Quaker Martyr Madame Roia1d..
w,, 81 i. Me'G ? EnstG"d' Madame DesnOuEins,
I l, hanks, ConnlAss de la Taiette,
~, a0rtoE ,t, ArS Mott aud Mrs. Bre,es-
IPInniJTied, he Countess OF EIfzdGstI YAM '
NILhSiaie, The OuIru OF I;,oroic
Flora Macdonald, Mrs. Charles EIIioi,
-h'Ss -SIckay, 4NTS FITSLey,
Lt "a EiGTriet dckIdHd, Lydia DarTdgh,
men Walker, Mrs HeGLd aud the noted Mrs
Madame La Rochja9uelin, If.izn DC .5,c
This work is beautifully printed on fine white paper and
handsomely bound, making ali
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Price Only Two Dollars md Fifty Cents.
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very LIBERAL ,riH be made
eTsetle me" 'oss$sei small capital Of ROM So 10 OI
engage ia the sale of these and other popular oJks MANI
o. ric are sold ezcs re!U BIZ 7fGreg gents aug24
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The new Post Office law, passed March 3d. 1851 iyes
The rates of Postage follows:
On LetteTS-Any distance within the U. ST. exceeding
O miles, per half ounce or less &c prepaid unpaid
Exceeding 1000 miles, &C prepaid, OF 1Oc unpaid.
Every halIounce less additional 10 be charged extra
according TO the above rates.
Drop letters cent; advertised letters additional
10 any other charges
On Circulars, dc.
Unscaled circulars per or less,