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

AS 1T 49,!
icing narratives Incidents in the real LIVE
UrTnE Lowry lily W. l.. Il. Smith, Esq.
The object OF lc author is to represent the condition OF
the Slave IN his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
IutiOHs aud pastnes the relations between aud
slave the nd views OF
GnTtherL fMAnhoplst, &C., &c, and 10 represent the
and sentiments in their natural ons
displayed in the humbes lot OF society, thus showing
happiness than tsdomj and at the 10 represent,
IS, class Of people, viz The Planter, whom justice
seldom been done, aud whose character exhibited in
every day ie is well calculated win the amiabe judy
ment OF the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Chapter l-'OId Virginia.
a. 2-Thc PlBHtatiOn-Uncie Toms L1Eincss.
d" ISObTiety and McrTmcnt.
- 1.-The Punishment
a. 6-The School Master.
a. G-EHnily OF the Planter.
a. 7-Schoo Keeping,
- S-Thc secret League OF Rebellion
9-Thc Surprise.
- iY-lnLcpendenCe Day.
1.-THE OveTSecT.
I2-Schoo Masters Lessons OF + ccdom.
l:-UnCle Tom and DIIAh.
Ii-NlIdnight Meeting Ol School Master, Uncle Tom
and Dinlh.
l5-Cassy.
1.-THE Ovcrscer's Communicate TO tho Planter.
:" IS-Thc Suspicion.
2O-Unclc Toms Notions OF Freedom.
Pills Determination toy to the State OF Flee
dom'
I" 22-Thc Escape.
23-Thc Pursuit.
a 1i-BuIalO-The Boot. black
"a 95-IlaId Times.
26-UnCe Toms SOlilOquy.
" 27-The Alarm
+" 2S-AmcI lean Hotel
a. 29--Thc Free Negro
3-COuTaEe, Quctudc and Contcutmcnt
3t-NngaTa Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-'rhc Interview between Master and Slave.
33-UnClc Toms Decision.
3l-'nack 10 Old Virginia
3j-COncusion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
= wVTEELVNd, REnIALE sEm1NARY.


IlNHE regular time for tho commencement tho Fall
l. Session Of this institution VIII be the first day Of Sep
The teachers present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. d. " ToLEoRD, b. D., Principal.
Miss S. v. BLISS.
Miss MARGARET ORR, I..i.,a,,s
Hiss MIRA II. TOWNSEND, -'''
Miss FRANCIS l.. HARDING,
Miss MARY o. ToLFoHD, ASsistamt Primary Depart
EaeHt.
rr9E JOHN n WINKLE Music s and DC gf G
Prof i. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss will take active duty tho conlrs or,
account OF Provdential detention at hons, k WI
probably be with us in the Spring.
Miss Bliss has been several years commcc;sI
culinary near Philadelphia She not only gives .strus
the higher branches taught i'll Seminares, but is
I0 experienced Teacher Music and French, Pupils
Music, receive lessons they may prefer, either
rOn Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
J he Natural Sciences win be taught by the regular
Teachers and arrangements made for of Lectures
N'ore the classes by some experienced Lecturer and EX
We would again direct the attention OiParen:s, t
Terms in the Seminary Any person knowing Enc grade
pupil will at once know the amount of Tuition Where
the majority studies ola pupil are IN particular
lass that IS the pupils grade
Hoard and Tuition, with rent, bedding, Fire acd
i've months, $500
Washing for Boardcrs, per dOz, 10
nAV PuPHs-TuitiOn-Prm Junior Gradeper
session. 100
Senior Grade, 1900
- Seminary proper, Junior Class,
. Meide class, 400
= Senior class, 1000
. Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No crtra charges ercePf for the oIlomidg branches:
MISS Tcr session Jfye months, with or instrument
iOT lessons, 1900
tlc OF instrument for daily practice, goo
Al"l:'E Languages, Painting or drawing, 1000
Irs, 500
teal Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures,
Whc Music Teacher gives lessons out the Scmina-
~ IL sequence OF the extra trouble the is charg
ell as u the Seminary, viz Sls per session.
Pus arc charged from the time OF entrance to the close
.: ess9p and nc deduction made except Tor sickness
wIthtefercnce 10 the management oil the school, we
have only tosay that have here Gorernnuent aud Lar
administered kindly tn,ecd, but still government and
LAW which all concerned must respect and obey Our
engagements also SUCH that pupils under the
cure OF Female Teachers night and day This sysemE
cStra and trouble TO Teachers, hut is the only
S~NI We have found Teachers, who have well sustain
Ch our views.
As to the progress Of pupils in sound learning,
those interested will visit us, attend examinations
will point them the members of higher classes
aII ayc mosTa UIonttnenta-herc pledges.
Wheeling, Aug. 81.
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WA SHINGTOM.

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st. Louis. June IS. 10
Cincinnati ILydropnIhic Or
Water Cure Establishment.

aLS1 CuT6
TIME above Institution Is open for the reception OF
patients. 1t is located about five miles oH the city,
n the s Re s SR6 ou RaoSd in the en e a
the me distance from the Miami Canal IN the 'front.' rem
To nature few parts OF the country r
before the traveller all the way from Cincinnati the
Cure and art combine, rendering the view
The new large and beautiful Edifee displays taste
Interior combined with the attractions which
present themselves to the invalid cannot fail TO render
svc the Rooms spacious inviting, where the invalid
range pleasure, free from atmospheric influences in
and neatly urnishedi the Bath Rooms ample
modious, being for the application OF WATER in
every FORM In connection with the Institution there is
Gymnasium Hail. seventy five icct long. where patients
sTeneth BY heoithu exercise The Springs which Inr.
nsh the this establishment clear soft
1 .eR 5o so an The nty sn
neighborhood remarkable for hsalthuncSS purity OF
air. variety OF scenery. Allthings combined
not think OF more desirable place, for those seeking
health, than this Institution
OF disease years. begs leave TO inform the public
those committed to his Mira PEAsE, who has, for
Yeas, devoted her attention to the treatment OF
9 so stson viii take special shrEs the
female department ProIGysus Uten with its train of
ailments that bane OF female beauty, health and happiness,
which prostrating the energies and destroying the
fqness Of large poro2 81 thf a[ sex WI De rsaedin
supporters OF kind To this subject would invite
the attention OF ladies' as in all shall expect
perform perfect cure.
Persons Visiting Cure by the way the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested TO bring two co1nora-
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quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandages.
TERMs-The Board, Medical Services, and all
Ordinary attendance will be ten dollars per week. payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to
charge Some deduction will be made 70 those who
@ 1t necessary spend length OF time In the Insttu-
ton Transient will be charged two dollars
Prom three to i've dollars win be charged the arst
examination
For further particulars address
D. A. PEASE, ND.
Proprietor and PhYsiefan-
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AND MARTIN LUTHER

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ERUPT1vE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact acknowledged by the
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DEAR DOCTOR:
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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1882.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. wHEATE, Clerk
X. W. HARDING, Treasurer.
}. L. SASGsrON, Sergeant
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The OIL of Grape Vine.

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CONSUMPTION Durable!


Robert Sanderson Justice of the Peace III Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother OF "AajOr
General Sanderson officer in the OF 1872 cured
Consumption by the OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry -. ,,,,-,, -, - ,o-o
Hear Sir:As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Of CONSUMPTION by the use OF
s'Dr WistarS BalSlm OF Wild Cherry" will state the
SYMPTOMS my that others similarly afflicted he
Induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
Liculty beahiugi had the hectic fever with violent
uscs OF heat frequent cold chs, with pain III
nv side and accompanied by bad coughj
very restless nights had great night sweats persi
ring should say least two gallons night wctng tho
bed completely through had not been able to work for
scars iut was much emnciated, and almost helpless
yyhcn commenced using Wstar's Basam OF Wild Cherry.
have used bottles land am free from all those
complaints for my health is good
am now years DID, and have not taken any OF the
alSam since 1916 my health is good
require any medicines But ii should have any
nv former symptoms should wstaT's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine oil MeSsrs. Fall d Nc
Cracker, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio
ROBERT SANDERSON.
Tie genuine Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry has fat
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. L. n.
GEORGE WASHINGTON!
UNPRECEDENTED IN ANNALS OF AMERICAN FINE Art!
J17ELcH's magnificent Portrait of Washington by
w acknowledgement steel (by permission1 IRON,
Gilbert Stuart's only OPTIONAL painting.
rome as familiar as household Words 10 the minds OF eve
y person in the United States who can read;
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perfect transcript OF Stuars word.renowned Painting
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States:
DEAR SrE-Aeeert my thanks for the Portrait of Wash
ton As work art Its excellence and beauty must strike
every who it, and is less happy in its likeness
TO the Father OF his country was my good fortune I"
appearance is yet strongly impressed my memory The
portrait have issued appears TO me 10 be an e ct like
iorn and features q lis lace $50
With great respects
Geo. w. Childs, Esq, Phila
BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON!
Fa he srS Francis
Preston Blair Esq Go by 26 irchcs.)
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
Read This!
From the Hon JOIN. Mclean, Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court;
CISCIHnATI, 18th Oct, 1852
Dear Sr-l thank you for the engraved likeness OF Gen.
Jackson; il excellent In the latter part vi
his life his grey hairs his tall ard venerable Frame the
sincerity aud kindness OF his expression and Manner
tivaed all who became acquainted with him. There
few any, persons educated at home Abroad however
nuC they may have associated with EOTSgn courts, who
could equal the grace and Of General JOcksons
manner Gle. Whether consider him i'll the
field, in the drawing room, at u head of the adis
tTatO. The n remarkable matt
ithEreLt respect
JOHN MCLEAN
Geo. W. Chidsi Esq.
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