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wASHINGTON.

From Stuart's most celebrated PainIing,
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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
IAN INTENSEs Y INTEREsT ROGK

1VoL. 12MO., Sl,2j.
MOORE & ANDERSON, have just ready in duod,u
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n She vay OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael SemHes, US
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- Lieut.. S. is man OF sterling sense. - \ a.
nj Impartial account ofaI he saw.--KsH9aH in the ~ q
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We follow with interest renewed, we advance uR ID.
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CITY OFFICERs FOR 1852.
MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES 5. wHEATE, Clerk.

MORGAN NELSONI Mayor.
JAMES ). wHEATE, Clerk
X w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L. SASOsroN. Sergeant.
S.rceants Deyt,,;.s-is ward-Isaac ". Pearl ed ward
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS IT 1871!
EcnS ravcs, and Incidents in the 'LIrG
uF THE LOwLY.' lily ". Il. Il. Smith, Esq.
The object OF e represent the condition
the Slave i'll his Jude but comfortable cabin, his daily
cations aud pasncs, the relations between master aud
slave, the mistaken Impulses nd miscOnCcvcd views the
sioHs and sentiments in their natural iOns the same
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I;haptcr l-'Oll Virginia.
a. 2-TAc Pantation--Unce Toms Lazincss.
- a|SObTiety and McITiHcnt.
a. 1.-The Punishment.
" 5-rhc School Master.
" G-EanIy OF the Planter.
{" 7-SChOOi Keeping.
4" S-Ihc Secret League OF Rebellion.
" 9-Thc Surprise.
- ip-lndcIendeuce Day.
a. 1.-THE ONeIseeT.
=. i2-School Master Lessons Oi freedom.
I-UmCle Tom aud DiEah.
~ If-Aiidnigh Meeting oil School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dnlh.
I5-Cassy.
iG-SUHday
1.-The Oycrscc.'s Communication to the Planter.
1S-rhe Suspicion.
" lS-SchoOl Master : UEcasiness and Departure.
2O-UnCic Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2I-iils Determination togo to the State Of Flee
doni
22-Thc Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
9i-BufTalo-Thc loot. black
2j-IaId Times.
26-Unce Toms SOlilOquy.
" 27-The Alarm
81 2S-AmcIiCan Hotel
a. 2g-ThC Free Negro
30-Courage, Quctudc and Contcmtmcnt.
:" 3l-NagaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Unclc Toms Decision
3i-.Hack to Old Virginia
3j-Conc"sio"
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The Heroic Women
HIST RY.
Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
TrLe heat Remedv ever known 10 Man

- Coughs, colds AsttHG Group BToHehis, lnhMsnE0'
ke4ng Of the LlnIgs, Difficult breathing, Li1er Bee
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lnsort this Balsams peculiarly adapted every disease
e Lungs aud Liver, which is produced b. cur cvsTp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry long been known TO posscssimpo: tart
medicinal properties This is familiar tOcvcry n:atron
in cur land, Physicians prescribe it in Different
ornIs for variety OF complaints Tar, also, has bocn
equally noted vrtues physicians, whose
familiar to the whole country have gone go arms
declare that consumption could be cured ny tt
lore In other hands again. il was nearly vaueess owing
odoubt their ignorance in preparing aud adninstcrn:
Il difficulty entirely Obviated by patient experiences
Ind lOEeCHpcrimcnt.
Tno extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two svb
stacs arc now, for first time, combined AMI cnh'Ac
IN DIX WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. IS
nice chemical process everything dcceIirus USELESS i
ierctcd so that what remains is the eytraOrnarybrl
truly eiIicaciOus remedy for all kinds moary ahd
diseases known TO mau Il" a. all unbclicverf
tnat our theory is really true, u lew cases Of
curra pa Gariied by This wonderful! Ok inc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON !

4. b. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, S. C.
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DEAR SIG-AcceIt my thanks for the Portrait OF Wash
tom As work its excellence and beauty must strike
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TO the Father OF his country II my good fortune I"
s vet sTOmsy on my memory The
portrait you have issued appears TO me 10 be an c Ct %
iOrm and features OF his lace.
With great respect;
IamyOnr Obr servant :, r,xpv
Geo. ". Chids. Esq, Phia.
BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON
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From the Hon. john Mclean, Associate Judge Of the
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CIXcIxmArI, 29th Oct, 1859.
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manner social circle Whether consider him in the
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tTatiO he u remarkable mail.
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