Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21

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'ltcr greater inducements to subscribers
han The Pub Ishers tn, mselves.
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NJ:
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MIS- Laslir's Magazin, l,50
Saturday Courier, 200
Museum, ACC
Post, 200
World of Fa .hion, 200
Phrenol' giaaI Journal, 200
Magnet, zoe
Yankee Notion, 400
Weekly Tribune, 200
Lnndun Christian Obs. 200
Sears Mag zine, 200
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Graham's Magazine, 500
Lady's Companion. 800
Lady's Musical Library, 800
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New World, 300
Boston Notion, 800
Weekly Herald, 500
Courier g. Enquirer, 800
Nrw York Meekly Magazine, 800
Dublin University magazine, 400
Southern Literary Messenger 500
Knickerbocker, 100
North American Review, 500
Silliman's Journal, 500
Journal Of the Franklin
Ins'ilue, 500
Campbell's Magazine, 500
American Juiist, 500
Hunts Magazine, 500
Llttell's Museum, 800
Daily Herald. 6,25
Courier and Enquirer, 1000
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Foreign Quarterly, and Westminster, j
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Scenes in Indian Life.
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post paid, a. abve.
SCENES IN INDIAN LIFE.
A series oil Designs, illustrating prom
inent events in the Life OF an Indian,
from his infancy to his death, during the
h $ lie iuctrs.ons of another tribe. De-
signed and ct he'd in outline engrayings
by FelixO c. barley.
The first number of the above work was
pu' l.shed on the LIST # Aprll.-it will be
completed in five monthly numbers.
E. oh number will be qnarto size, and
'"n'ain three spirited enlravicgs, ON fine
paper, making fifteen in all. They vii
e accompanied with le,er press descrip-
lions, from the pen Of an able writer
neatly stitched in hlndsUme substantial
: v'r, at the extremely low price of %
ents a MN er-$l, in ad, ance, for the
:,.mp e'e work, or eleven copies far $40
the fil!"wingis the list Of engraving.
in the work, which are said by eminent
,risis t. be superior t. any thing Of the
Kind ever pubIl>hei in 'his mhtry, viz:
En-, lem,iical Tile Page,
The rap'"se,
Learning tie use ofthe Bow,
STAY Ing the Bis III,
The Bear Hunt,
Spea'iag the Salmon,
Disc vering the Murdered Chief,
Striking the Trai.
Discovering tie Enemy,
The Chiefs IN Council,
The War Dance,
The Bate,
Triumphal Return,
T"rturing the Prisoners,
Pp4,,rn uI the Enemy,