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FIRE PROOF SAFES.
TIME character OF these Safes in LOUIS before
well established that any further test or proof oil the
of their being superior 10 all Others would have beeu
unnecessary; but in order TO accommodate Mr. Hail. tile
pafentee maker OF Hairs Patent Concrete Sales,
States ildeTs patent included took up his challenge
and the result is below by the Committee who super
intended the burning ofhe Sales We only
YcTc not LEFT in the furnaces two hours longer.
The Safe which teStedis TO be seen At our store anu
we invite The public call and examine II as we feel conf
dent that no one will doubt their fire proof qualities
after having the specimen which passed through thu
Eery ordeal on the 18TH of June. 49,
Sole gents Manufacturers No. 10, Levee, End No
u Com Street.
The undersigned committee appointed by z. Hall, on
lehalt OF HALL podd Co.. of Cincinnati, and MessIB
K Violet & Co. as agents OF MessrA Burke Barnes & Go
bJ respective pTine!pals-rePoit, that we have
this day subjected Safe zach manufacture, of similar
size which had been in two years, in ovens TO C
made with dry oak wood and Pttsburg stone coal for tS
eye the heat applied than hatin any OTd
nary cOnaETation-th1t at the eatoD OF that time, O
.king the the furnace, and cooling them DOWN.
we found that the iron casting both In places onTc
" burnt off, bG. that the books were unnjured AMI OIL
safes !nnd books and papers entirely un
biuTed EXCEPT slightly oy ife water used in cooling off,
This we be the witt both Safes and tie only
peTcenbe difference in the Of the interior was
that fe aTnSh on the wood work of Burke 4 BArEes safe
was entirely uniEuie ed while that on Hall, DouG CO.'S,
mark that TorI the result ofths test, have no hcsh
on the safes OF both parties to the con
dence oGthe pablo. ,,,,,,. -, ,,,,,,,,,
-...r- DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN. .s
Of Io,Js .Juue 49, 1852 auee4
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=MISGEI LA.NEOGs.
.soUTHnRE FINE ARTI
T. b. wELcH, OF CHARLESTON, S, g..
GEORGE wASHINGTON |! ~

? II. B. WEIGH, OF. CHARLESTON, S, C,,s
GEORGE WASHINGTON! li1
UNPRECEDENTED IN ANNALS OF ANERIoAN PINE ART!
TTTRLcH,S magnificent Portrait Of Warrington by
w sinchss-EngTayed ON steel Cby pernassion) from
Gilbert EnMrts only 0RIbINAL painting ), d
conn es sesPy a. n ta hodsehSS %of 10 minds
~ person In tho United States who can read
country and in Europe capable Judging pronounced
WEIGHS WASHINGT0N
perfect transcript OF StuRrts wOrldrenowned painting,
and as SUCH Tho only correctly engraved portrait in exs
FIVE DOLLARS PR CORY.
The only merit this Portrait Warrington rs
That tho Senate Of tho Omitted states and INC mSs 0tsS
States pronounce the only correct Portrait
PsfenlST attention is invited 10 the following letter
the Hon Roger b. fancy, Chief Justice Of the
States: = GA ,,o.o
DEAR sIR-Aceept my thanks for the Portrait OF Wash
syery one Who sees ii aSit no less happy
the Father Of his country It was my good fortune 10
appearSnes Is yet strongly Impressed on Tho
ness representing perfectly the expression as well as the
FORM and features OF his isee .s
lam your ob't servant,
Geo. w. Childs, Esq, Phila.
BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON
orisinSl Painting. Ii The rossession OF Francis
if. fH Preston Blair, Esq. co by 20 inches.)
'H PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
f Read This
From the Hon. John Mclean. Associate Judge OF the
= :" 20 4GiSctani4i, oeIL Oct, 1880.
Dear SrI thank for the engraved likeness OF Cen
oral Jackson Il Is excellent In the latter part or
his e his grey hairs his tall AID venerable H1meJ thu
sincerity Kindness OF his and nanner cap
tiVated all who became acquainted with him There were
e any, persons educated at homo or abroad, however
n they may associated with foreign courts who
could Of General sJaclHon's
manner in social circle. Whether consider him In The
ed in the drawing room, at tie head OF the adris
tTatio , he was a remarkable man.
With great respect,
/ Geo. w. Chldsi Esq. ..-r..rs, r5..s ~
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Ing induce mems for the formation Of
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To wit:-Por club of five, SS9'0S
ten, 3o,Og
..f .H.a ffIeen, 400
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TO one address, each OF The said club as desired
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SnTY OFFIOERs FOR 1852.
IIMEC q NNHEATR Eisrk

JAMES S. wHEATE, Clerk.
H. W. HkRDtSG, Treasurer.
J. L. SANGsToN, Sergeant.
STEtznfs Dtyuties.-is ward-lsaae N. Pearl Cd ward
-Abil. W. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers. 4th ward
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Reuts
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CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMEsl
ENTITLED .4a ...zsj
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
IS IT ISL!


Being narratives scenes and incidents In the real LIFE
Up THE LowLY.' by w H. 9. Smith, Et4.
The object abe tho condition OF
Slave in his rude but comfortable Cabin his daily occu
the mistaken impulses and nisconceyed views oil the
HOrIhoTE PllnnIhI0pst, &c. DC, and 10 represent the
passions ind sentiments in their natural ofms, the
displayed In the humhlest LOT OF society," thus showing
that in the Of least 6eStors
hGPpnrss than freedom; and the 10 represent
is class opeople Wis The Planter towhomjustice
every day life, is well calculated TO win the amiable judg
ment OF the world .H.-
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter l-'OId Virginia. HTHlt
2-Tbe P1antaton-UHcle Toms Laziness
90 3-SobTiety and MeTTiment.
1.-The Punishment. -F.
5-Ilse School Master.
49, C-Ranily OF the Planter.
"a .G-Schooi Keeping n.
q. S-rhe Secret League Of Rebellion.
"a 9-The Surprise.
tO-lndependence Day.
little OVeTseeT. %
iQ-SchuOi MASTER Lessons OF Fl eclOm.
i4-SIdnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinah.
e 15-CRssy.
- lO-Sunday. f..L
i7-The oversecr's Communication to the Planter.
"a" 1S-The Suspicion
2O-Unce Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2I-Hs Determination 10 so TO tho State OF Free
donl.'
22-The Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
i" 2l-BuffalOAThe Root.bHek ---
25-Hard Times. r. aag
2G-UncIe Toms SoliIOguy.
2T-The Alarm. -aH#.s I."T a
a. 2S-AmeTcan Hotel. .44s nv .5. T
4" 3o-Couraee Quietude and Contentment.
3l-NiRgafa Falls, Clifton House CHna mad b.,
ts 33-Uncle Toms Decision. -I...
3i-.B4ck to Old Virginia. ...
:. 35-cOnelusion.
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The OH Of Grape Vine.

NlIs oiIIsthe result Pye
French TPhynieian, and Is now ektensfvely psed In
ofkoepingt the hair gicssy, and
reFfuffhE Il In bAld plhceS. sie .ial7tss-i - II
Tfis oil lEIoaiariy recommended, win render
the Hair so glossy and pabe, besides making Il about
isS I1 ~ mr. Fontaip. Pans 2beta per bottle
Roy Az By J.R.VOWRLL, q Unionst.
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RRAn nae cERTIFlcATE

..s aa @ Tallapoosa Co, Ala, Jan. 2, 1852.
Dr. Guysott-Dcar Sr.I send this to certify to you that
YOUR Extract OF Yellow Dock and SarsapaTia has per
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have been Sficed for forty years with irrupons on
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large eating and running sores from my knee to my foot
and great deal Of offensive matter and al ln
time my er hand broke out in large running sores
The misery that have suffered for years
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thing had not done for two years When had taken
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bic and dangerous diseases speedily and perfectly
cured by the use of this medicine; ~ 4s7 a.5...
ErN Dadeville, Alabama, May 81, 1882.
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anee or Cancers, and was fearful they would III
Cancers About three weeks since ctmmeneed taking
''Dootor Guysots Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsapa
rilIai and found Immediate relief from Its use have
not quite two bottles and the sores on arc
ali healed uj and those my neck are nearly so and
truly believe they viii DO entirely welIn few days.
cbeerfly recommend cdr Guysott's Extract or yell
low Dock and Sorsaparia persons afflicted with any
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Is much improved by the use OF the nedieine
, Respectfully RICHARB b. BURKE.
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THE RARNIET,S GUIDE TO

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~ ooNsUMpTioN DURABLE! ~


Robert sanderson Justice the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county Ohio, and brother OF "ajor
General Sandcraon officer In the war of 1872 cured "
Consumption by the OF '.Wistars Balsam of Wild
Rush Creek township Fairfield CO. Feb 25 1852
dear SiAs consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Of CONSUMPTION by the use OF
ssIr Wistars BalsNm OF Wild Cherry, will state the
SYMPTOMS my case that others similarly aicted may be
Induced 10 this invaluable remedy experienced great
dicultyn brahingi had the beetle fever with violent
my and breast accompanied by very bad cough was
very restless at nights had great night sweater pers'
ring should say, gallons night Wetting TIC
he rmpeely through had not been able to work for
scars hut was much emaciated, and almost helpless
WHEN commenced using wistars BALKAN or Wild Cherry
ihaye used in ali bottles Lam free from all those
complaints for my health is good
am INV b5 years DID, and have not taken amy OF tho
aISam since 1876 because my health Is so good not t
reniTe any medicines hut IL sh0ld have return OF
nv forme symptoms should use Vistars BAlEam OF Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF Messrs. Fall & Nc
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
rhe genuine wistur's Balsam of Wild Cherry has hc
niie or The signature Henry WstaT, NJ D., Phtlade
MIA aud ganIord & Park % finely executed steel
IRA we'd wrapper. No othes can be- ecnuLe.
a[B-Price al per bottle-Six bottles for S. .IN'Ft
SoJ-oy J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut strees-entancG
on Walnut srcet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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