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berger or Spine and Muscle Liniment.
az this remedial agent we forbear to say anything the
" speedy and certain action in removing rheumatism,
Neuralgia Spratns, pains from Bruises Burns DC, 10 so
extraordinary that to speak s real merits you
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1t can be had at 7 -
PAXTON & LAKES,
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ABooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT ISL!

AS 1T ISL!
Being narratives and incidents in the real LITE
Il THE LOwLY. by ". l.. G. Smith, Esq.
The object OF abe author represent the condition
uions aud pastmes the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses and msconceived views OF the
and sentiments In their natural ms, the
displayed In the humbest lot of society," thus showing
that Ill tue Of the SGTe at least conteHsnt beSotrs
haRIsss Tan Jreedomi and at the same to represent
class OF people, viz The Planter, TO whom justice
seldom been done aud whose character eXhbe In
every day ie is well calculated TO win the amiabe ug
OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia.
"a 2-The PIantatiOn-Uncle Toms LaZiness.
:" 3-SobIiety and Merriment.
4-The Punishment.
"a 5-The School Master.
G-EamiIy OF the Planter.
az 7-SchoOl Keeping.
a. S-The Secret League Of Rebellion.
" 9-The Surprise.
1g-lIdepeDdence Day.
little OVeISeer
Io-School Masters Lessons OF Fl Ccdom.
I3-UnCe Tom and Dinah
lf-Atdnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and DlnIh.
g I5-CASsy.
1.-THE Overseei's Communication 10 the Planter.
lS-The Suspicion.
I8-SChool Master Uneasness and Departure.
20-UnCc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
I" 2I-Es Determination to go TO The state OF Fee
doni.'
" 22-The Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
I" Charlottesville Root black
- 26-IlaId Times.
" 2G-Uncle Toms SOliloquy.
" 9T-The Alarm.
2S-AmeTtcAn Hotel.
" 29-TheN FTee Negro.
3D-ColEage, Quietude and Contentmcnt.
3i-Niagara Falls Clifton House, Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
3i-'lIack to Old Vii ginin.'
I" 3j-ConclusiOn.
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MEDICINA
Wistar5e BaIsam of wild Cherry!

~. courhs Colds, Asthma, Group Bronehtts Influenza
,seIiTs Of the Lngs, DIFFICULT Breathing Lfrer
jc ~ Pain or Weakness of the Breast or SIDE, FlTsI
Stages Of Consumption, de-, $e.,$e.
nsor this Basamis peculiarly adapted TO every disease
Of thc Lungs and Liver whchts produced by our SE9'P
Wild Cherry has long known to
ucdcipal properties This fact is familiar TO every
our land and Physicians oen prescribe 1t III LllGreat
lorna FOR variety OF complaints Tar also mas SSe
equally noted for Vrtuesj and some physician whose
naics are familiar whole country have gone Eontss
10 declare that consumption could be cured oy t
lore In other hands again, II nearly vaueesH owing
doubt to their ignorance in preparing and Mountaineering
i'd difficulty now entirely obvatcd by puuemexpeIh%s
the extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two Sro;
81 IN i WI BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. ~
nice chemical process, everything delesTrIs or USELESS y
eIc ~ that what remains Is the most eStraordnAryar1
ty eficacious remedy all kndst nonary AID +ht
diseases ever known to matt To ct all unbelievsrs
mat our theory is really true, re ~ lew cases OF
cures riormed by this wonderful lneGicine.
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THR RARMET,s GUIDE TO


SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
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OF THE FARM HENRY STEPHENS, y. R. s., W
EpINBuK0H WITH AMERICAN APPENDIX, J.. P. NOR.
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LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS. 5E5
sREDBRAE COTTAGE, EDINBuKGH.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

FARMERS GUIDE-The concluding number of this work
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LEI TEN EENO4I MN . III I2134NH''
'REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDINBuRGH.
tt stSept 80, 1851.


a'IHesSTs. Leonard SeoId Coz
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