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TTNiE EIGn1u VOLUME o: HE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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BOOK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS 1T ISL


Being arratives aud incidents in tbe real ,r
nv THE Lo~LY' by w. L. g. Smith, Esq
Inc object OF 7he author is represent the condition of
tue ms iude but comfortable cabin, daily occu
@ sh anu pasumes the relations between
save he mistaken impulses and misconceived views of Tic
northern Pilanthropst, &c, &c. aud 10 represent lie
passions and sentiments in their natural FORMS as the
lie uSpayed In the humblest lot
That, III the Of The STARE least conient1ut csior
more happiness than freedom; the same 10 renrcsen
as II u.s. class people, viz; The Planter whom
nent oil the world. ''s
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'Old Virginia
% 2-The Plantaon-Uncle Toms Iazness
S-Sobrlety and Merriment.
"a THE Punishment.
:" 5-The School Master.
"a G-Family of the Planter
'' 7-School Keeping
S-Ihe Secret League OF Rebellion.
90 9-Thc Surprise.
1o-lndependence Day.
'' 1.-The Oversecr.
l2-School Masters Lessons OF Fl eedom
l3-unCe Tom and Dnah.
il-Midmight Meeting Of School Master Uncle Tom
and Dinah
lo-Cassy. ...
I6-SuIday
1.-THE oversecr's Communication TO the Planter
lS-The Suspicion
q lS-School Master Uneasincss and Departure
"a 2O-Unclc Toms Notions of + cedom
2l-Hs Determination TO go TO the State OF Flee
S2-The Escape.
23-The Pursuit.
" 2i-Buifalo-The Boot black
- 25-IiaId Times.
26-Uncle Toms Solioquy
2I-The Alarm.
2S-AmcrCan Hotel. . f..
29-The Flee Negro.
SO-CouTase, Quietude and Comtentment
31-Niagara Falls Clifton House. Canadr.
32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
81 33-Unce Toms Decision.
d }l-'Back to Old Virginia.
35-Conclusion.
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ERUPT1vE DISEASES

has now become settled fact, acknowledged by tho
best Physicians ofour city, that in the u:u
letter, and many other diseases, BRESrHGERs ELuID
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA AND DAsDELIoS is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks ycr
u6ishea through the papers, or appointing agents
ders from Vermont, New York. Ohio Kentuck Ky aud
states by persons, who by chance heard
OF its wonder l curative The following is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since who itlur
DEAR DocToR: ... ....
The two bottles ofmedicire got from VOL
whenin Wheeling, have nearly me; please send me
some moro by Express. ~
Yours Respectfully.
now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF our
city not as qack medicine, for have them ac
quairted wit the component pasi we now say to ali
such have not the opportunity making it known
to- that is entirely free from all minerals is not in
the least incompatible with any the preparations ofIo
dine, FoHer's solution, or other properties.
To be had at Paxton Dc Lakes f. Yahrling and soil
wholesale and retail by -
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail. Wheeling Va
July 81, '52. e "
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CONSUMPTION Durable,

- CONSUMPTION DURABLE! f-
Robert Sanderson Justice Peace in Rush Creek
township Fairfield county, Ohio and brother ssAaiCr
General Sanderson an officer in the 1872 cured l
Cherry - ~
Rush Creek township, Fairfield Feb %, 1852
Dear Sr:As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by being cured Consumption the se III
CDR Wstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" will state tim
SYMPTOMS OF my that others similarly afflicted NAV he
nloed to try this invaluable remedy experienced nren
difficulty in bTeahiIg had the hectic with violent
ushes OF heat and frequent cold chs with severe pain in
side and breast accompanied bad cough: vos
restless nights and had great night sweas
ring should say, at least two gallons night wettinp tIo
bed completely through had been able to work for
scars. But was much emaciated, almost HELPLESS
WHEN commenced using Wstar's Basam OF Wild Chrrr~
have used in all 10 bottles land now free from ali those
complaints for my health is good
l SO years old, have not taken anv or IN.
Hlsam since 1885, because health is good as not 10
require medicines. But should any return nj
my former symptoms, should use Wstars BaIsam OF Will!
Cherry. procured the medicine OF Messrs Fall q Mr
Crackcn, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSoN
The genuine Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry has n In,
simle of the signature OF Henry Wstar, d. PbiIade
phia, aud Sanford ~ Park finely executed steel en-
gravcd wrapper. No othes can be- genuine.
p1-PTicc 81 per bOttle-six bottles So
Sold qy J. d. PARK, Cincinnati O.
Northeast of Fourth and Walnut strees-cnranr.
on Walnut stcet-to whom ali orders be addressed
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CITY DIRECTORY.

... Merchants' and Mechnnics' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1885. CAPITAL $4,000.
Northeast Corner Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w, GILL Presidents SonrEsxI BRADY, Cashier.
Discount day-Tuesday.
en- North Western Bank . Virginia.
INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C.. CAMPBELL, President; DANL. LANE, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
IInnufncturers' md Farmers Bank
duo of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
NcoRPoRArED MARCH. 1851. CAPITAL SrocK $500 oOo
THoS. SWEENEY, Pres't JOHN LIST, Cashier
Wheeling saVings' Institution.
No. 1872 Main st.
900. NJ. INCORPORATED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
y u NELSON, Presidents WILLIAM Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount day-ThuTsday.
Savings Bank of wheeling.
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets. Centre Wheeling
~ INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000
-THoS. H. LIST. President; wv RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday
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WASHINGTON.

From SfuaFt'S celebrated Painting.
TlHlS large and magnificent Portrait OF wAsnINsTos
romthc BURN ofan American rtist, is considerably
all who have seen 1t to be the most beautiful specl
cns ever published, and likeness of VASE
INeToN The size ofthe plate is eighteen by twenty es
inches, which win make handsome picture for the palOr
anu should be in the hands OF every American citizen
s correct copy from Stuart's celebrated oT1stnA
Painting, now at the State House, Hartford ct.
timely engraved, and printed superior plate pape
reduced the price to ONE DOLLAR! .
AL persons remittng the amount may rely upon Tefe'
ing rfecteopy by return OF mail to any part of r.
free OF postage, -
Address ali orders, postpaid, to the publ
-!rs+ JOHN S. .YLOR,
80. t9 Book sells r and p usher H"h
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING FEmALE sEnrINARY.

ff'HR regular time for tho comnenoemen, off the Fall
Each Session continues ire eGieaa1 ,1ois
The teachers at present connected with tho Seminary
ksy. 5. " ToLroRD, b. D.. Principal
Ne: #$sS5i: $ssss
Hiss MARY o. ToLFoRD, assistant Primary Depart.
hsat q a =, u
d MassfAs ess sse ss and sf Drasstnr
PROT .. b. STONE Focal Masic.i
account OF provdential detention at homs. Int vi
Sss Gs T a ss e as
nary Phsdeiphia She not only gives is IT.,
Io rieneed Teacher OF Music and French, PUPILS
eea 5s ss as they may prefef either
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regl,ar
.lore the oasses by some experienced Lecturer
We Would again direct tho attention orparepts 10 IN,
npupi will at know amount or Tuition Where
lie majority studies OF pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent, Bedding, Fire and
ghts anu Ancient Languages, If desired per session
w. 81 . fxe months asa tbs $500
session, 600
=. senior Grade, 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
.: Meddie class, 100
.: Senior class, 1900
rtra earse eTep os s t foo,n ySea 1900
ns9 per session Of five months, with use OF instrument
use ofinstrument for daily practice, 9G0
EsSfoJerrss Fsnsy FAMINE OF dEawing 1000
ing, .4FgE' rf5FrI - : f'-'''S"'s r. m
Vocal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcn Music Teacher lessons out of the Semna
consequence OF the extra trouble the same is
ell as N the Seminary, viz: $1S per session.
Pupils are charged from the entrance to the close
oi session and nc deduction made except sickness
with reference to the management OF the school, we
nv only tosay that have here Gorernmenf and Las
as sSss Il. kindly indeed but sti and
arrangements also SUCH that pupils are under The
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This system
extra care and trouble to Teachers is ne only So
ell our views. " ~
AS to the progress OF our pupils in sound leorpin,
those Interested will visit u.s. attend examinations &c
wy wiz point them TO the members of higher classes
au stunt aostTa are our pledges
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CONGRESS HALL.

subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
ana the travelling community generally that they have
voraby known Hotel 'u Ia
CONGRESS HALL, .
Third and:Chesnut streets .
nave had the house thoroughly repaired and ali the
nnder improvements introduced, furnished in syie
elegance which will at render it UNSURPASSED o
comfort and convenience. ~ f""seu iol
Is decidedly the best located house the city, being
House, and many other public buildings NuS'''h
LINES oil Ommbuses leave every part of the cit
0 this House. ~ o'e square
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable hem r. tn
traveller. e u the
NORRIS & JACKSON, Projectors.
James T. Norris, who is well to MANY of the bs!
ns men visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
J. Duncan d Co, and formerly proprietor OF the
HOTEL ST. Louis, will have control OF the
nen OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
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MEDICINAI1.
Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry

INC besh N etahctiy ever knoWn 10 Man
b1eeing Of The Lungs DiGctr Breathing, Lrer 16ec.
e's, Pain or Weakness OF the Breast Side, First
Stages of Consumption, de-, de-, DC. .
Inshor this Balsams peculiarly adapted every disease
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known possessimportart
medicinal properties This fact is familiar toevcry
In our land and Physicians often prescribe in different
forms for variety Of complaints. Tar, also, b9cn
equally noted for Its virtues; and physicians,
names are familiar to tho whole country have gone
70 declare that even consption could be cured Tint
alone In other hands, again. il owing
70 doubt to their ignorance preparing
difficulty entirely obviated by patientexpeeEcs
andlongexperiment.
the extraordinary medicinal two sub.
stances are now for the first time, combined and
in DR. W1STARIS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Nv
nice chemical process, everything deletes useless l.
rejected that what remains is the sxtraordinaryn
truly etcacous remedy for all kindsc monary ahd 81
diseases ever known to mau. To all nnbeov.rs
that theory is really true yyc few cases nj
cures rfnrTned by this wonderful ms q q Inc
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLlEs,
And Blackwood's MAGAZINE
Important deduction in the rates of Postage!
LEONARD SCOTT * co,

important deduction in the rates of POstaseI
LEONARD SCOTT " Co,
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~ Gals, viz: ~ '
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and
BLdckleooa's Edinburgh Magazine, C7orvO
These Reprints have i'll successful
ms country Tor treHy years. circulation ia
taty on Inc lnci ease notwithstanding the
hey from American periodicals class
anu from numerous ECLEcTICs and Magazines made M of
from foreign periodicals This
Inc hish estimation IN which they held by the ineI
gent leadlng public, anu affords anee that they
cslaDsled on firm basis, and VIII be continued without
Interruption "''"o"'
Although these works distinguished by the political
Shades above Indicated yet but small portion of their
contents Is devoted TO political subjects is their Ifrra
~ which gives them their chief and i'm
ey stand coniesSedly far above all oT ,ri
class btdckeood, still under the nlascry guidn nre or
christopher North maintains its ancient celebrity and
AZ ms ume unusually attractive the serial works of
buiwer anu other literary notables, written that ma
zihc and frs appearing in its columns both in Great hit
am ana IN The United States Such works as sIhe ny
TONS ana y New Novel; Cloth by Euyye .sMv Pc.
lnsuar Medal, The Green Hand, other serials or
winch numerous rival editions issued by the LEADING
III Tins country, have to be reprinted by those
publishers nom the pages OF Backwood after il has been
issued by Messrs Scott d Co., that Subscribers In The
Reprint OF the Magazine always RELY on having
earnest ieauihS OF these fascinating tales. :
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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen. Scott
GAN lNTENsEsY GNTERE STING Roo.

1VoL. EMO, 81. 5.
Nj GORE & ANDERSON, have Jus ready in a duel
THE CAMPAIGN OF GENE Lsco1T
In the yaliy OF Mexico, by Lieut. Raphas semmes Us
detailed account General seotrs brilliant Ssmr,
ana, Ls4i 5; is man Of sterling M
spirited and extended sketch of the asst Mex,..
peEn Tho author is attached to the avy but b San
acGder ny connected with the Army-l ifiad Chyon;he
Written ina clear and vigorous STYLE ID It ia as
after having commenced its perusa to la it asidesElt
One ofthe most gallant officers in the \ W. r..
whole volume, work ofintellect is v rfhy ar ths
place tnthe department to which it belle gs-Go.r4
cit small praise to the author to sa that we b,
never read history evidently so fairly writtenUIie
"a volume full off instruction and interest H.
ve of Gwhg pen IN vigorous style enTie naf
the DISTINGUISHED actors National Era Of
pEessions Mexican scenery character the In
OF Gen. SCOTS ampaign:-Southern Press. ''en''
CS C.) Standard. 20 ''e4' '-CHGrls
We findin this hook, The most lfe.like de. rino,
Reuiew nv = = 80 It'sNeH 4ha'oae'
t0ioy with interest renewed. advaz conn.
9mPhs from Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico ana
niIitar unsurpassed in thea as 81
ms Original descriptions are drawn with great fel r
are extremely vivid and produce pimpresson eass
; ne Griticlses the military operation in Nv
5rln,. 1"OiA'S'--N.H ri
The very best book which that war has called Fl,
Philadelphia PTes6yteric1 - eu 'ol h.
IN reading some ofthe authors descriptions of az.
anu storms one can hardly wonder at the Fascination
enthusiasm productfve OF the almost incredible MI; WI
Rro.sess SO displayed during Mexican Wa
The book more than reada BILE; its statistics aDaf
ana sketches, give the reader clear account or
campaign as can ba found any where superior in intnr
geliSt. ~ l. Ere
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable .u,n..
That eminent commander, Gen. Scott.-Hrrper,s aecen
AGENTS wanted, to circulate this work in an bsrt.
the United States with whom liberal arrangenre1ts ~
&c made for counties or stTiet
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U9 ELlToRs giving this advertisement two or mor. T.;
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Cincinnati IIydropnthic Or
Water Cure Establishment

rTNHE above Institution is now omen for the recen,i
Of he 1t located about five miles nom tie CITY,
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in the iear ana ~
the sa me distance from the Miami Canal in The front rem
telng 1t easy OF access to those DESTROYS OF enjoying tho
To the lover nature few parts of the country
beore the VARIETY E Of scenery than itself
nature and art combine Sm III TO The
beautiful! beyond description '''o view
Of the glance The and elegance se ialle e
INFERIOR Smbined with the numerous attractions which
eset themselves TO the invalid, fail 10 render
this Establishment desirable Tile Halls are exen
can range at pleasure atmospheric infenres ~
1 d weatner Inc BED Rooms well ventilated
modious being convenient the application of nte M
Gymnasium Hail. seventy lcet long Where '4s stia
wa. have an opportunity Of restoring their muscular
nish the water for this establishment ale clear @
orth @ner So oW so n%
are remarkabe for heathness, purity oil
not think Of more desirable pIaee ron @ we can
health than this Institution. "'eNh
o. disease for many years hegs leave to inform the public
those Committed to his care Mrs PpAs TO health OF
severalyea devoted her attention to the o
stnon viii take special W eh9r qualified III led
female department Proaysus Uter, with its train Of
which rrostrating the energies destroying the s
bs ree Of the fair sex win in
supporters of any kind. To this subject we would nSi'
perform perfect cure. 'NAfe'' I"
PERSONS visiting the Cure by the way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad will sop at the f;arth.n
station Patients requested TO bring Two cont,s
6es two blankets two coarse Sheets six towels and
quantity of old linen, suitable bandages al"
TERNs-The terms for Hoard, Medical Services and al,
ordinary will be ten dollars per week
weekly Extra attendance will subject the pafent 10 nv
ext Some be made to those VIII"
ma II necessary to spend length OF time in the Inst
day. M So 'o ooners per
examination. = =. = 5s11eNt'' 7 tne hist
For further particulars address
81, ~ D.A. PEAsE, NJ. d.
Carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio anu sSraa
1O6 BoXEs halves, quarters and eighths, new Rasins
10 ~ drums Smyra Figs, new crop;
casks currants; &.
boxes oitron and Lemon peel;
case Fancy Box Prunes =
20 I'd Sask do to sell cheap;
Kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order;
9Ir4 trans Dates; boxes conser We Ginger:
-. bills Cranberries at +
de''' -. s.D, wooDRow,s.
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q44h7e94o4 9 80 go q
eo ttres sdred by the of only three bottles of Ist1T
...-'" BaIsdLu OF Wild Cb,rru, -.

Y ..iGa %. t.#nIi Mt. Eden, KY, July 24, 1852.
Messrs. Harcourt, Howard & Co.-Gents:-Thc ssDr.
Wisars Bnlsam of Wild Cherry that bought Of you has
been OF such signal benefit In my family that wish 10 make
its virtues known for the bene fit the public
My wife took cold at the time confinement which
ceted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her ds.
coshs she was given for despared recovery
and her child partook OF her complaint She then co
mcnced taking ''WfStar'S Baisam of Wild Cherry and
three bottles effected entire with her and the chill
both. - - - 80 ~
have no doubt that they now been in their
graves If they had not used Wistars Basam OF Wild
Cherry. u re. al. .. SETH r. SFARCy
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IIASONS.

RooM, No ia, Main ST.. Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LopoE, No. 1O1, meets the first Monday night Of
very month e"' VI
Monday night OF every month ~
WHEELING LoD0r, No. 12S meets on the tbird Mo,5.
night of every month.
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Monday night of every month ~