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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-23
Grand Literary and Artistic Combination.

Arrangements have been made to furnish the
Knickerbockcr Magazine, the Home Journal and the
New York Musical w orld and Times to new subscri-
ber for FIVE dollars year, This is cheap literature,
with vengeance. The Knickerbocker is s. per an
nun the Home Journal, s.: and the Musical W orld
and Times, 50; making s. year at the usual rates.
That three such works can be obtained for Eve dollars
year, is fact truly worthy the Coloric age, which
is just now being ushered in. OF the KnicEerbocker
.--..e, .a:Aad by Lewis Gayfard Clark it il unne-
cessary to speak. For fuA1sfx Years Il H., u
most genial humorous and spicy monthly" in the
world; and the present volume win be better than
any which proceeded it. The Home Journal edited
by Geo. r Mor1is and N. p. Willis, is well known as
the best family n, paper in America and the Musi-
cal World and Times edited by Richard Stores Willis
and Lowell Mason Geo H Curtis, Thomas Hastings,
VIM. B. Bradbury, Geo. f. Root, and other musical
writers contributing: and which gives among other
things over Ss5 worth of nnsic and full course oi
instruction in harmony annually, is the very best mu
steal Journal ever published. These three publica-
tons win post family up "a regard to nearly every.
ding worth Knowing Science, Literature, Mu.
sic, Painting Scaptnre Inventions Discoveries, Wit
Humor, Fancy, Sentiment: the Newest Fashions and
ether attractions for Ladies': Choice New Music fol-
the Sabbath, the Church, and the Frcsde: Reviews
and Criticisms Of Musical Works Performers and Per
fosnances: in short the very pick and cream Of Novel
ty, Incident, History, Biography Art Literature and
8ciAnce inclnding whatever can be given in period
scas to promote healthy amusement and solid instruc
don IN iAe hmfly, and help 10 make it better wiser
and happier, may b now obtained for IS. s
Addrea DYER WILLIS tssTil
fss~ Fra aiss 957 Broadway Ny.
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NOTICE.

THE public are hereby notified and warned aGAina
purchasing 81 trading for two prcmissary Notes ex-
ecuisd by me in favor Of D. r Calhoun or order bear
ing date 5th August, 1854 each for one Thousand
dollars, $1,000 ona paysbJe on the LIST january.
With eight pr cent Interest from date, the other for
same amount STIMULATING the ike rate Of interest from
mat,rity both pasapbcd NJ Tey;teur.r by VIM. f.
3auIden, Notary Public for Catahoula Parish. The
possession q ne properly fos which these Notes re-.
isred -, uers given, being n context am determip-
ed not 10 pay them until en- queted in the title and
possession Of the land, ii consideration Of which they
were executed. "a r. OLIVER
August eth, 1853. aaxS1 u
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G 7 NOTICE.

THE undessixned having .Sorsaed eo-pertnershiP
i for the purpose Of transacting General Aercsn-
tile business IN TIE town II Harisonburg, where
every article usually kept in Dry Goods store may
be found, consisting Of e..
STAPLE AND FANCY DRT GOODS,
asis GROCERIES AND -
tsaaa8a QLLEEMSWARK ROOTS, SHOES, (
"a slsaiisl aJsHA1S, :C.dP6, on6 CLOTHING,
Nsmmsr ana Winter III If which We respectfully
submit fbr sse, end ask from those wishing to pur
chase 70 give rs call ~ We fsea sure both our prices
and Goods viii snit. "a Ea fs.s5s
Pastixlar assshaion paid 10 receiving and storing
Goods consigned 70 our care. .. u. si
asgl8 y q als STUART = SEAKLA Z
Up. 6LThS undersigned takes this method Of r.
turning thanks b bis friends and ca1eomels TOR th3
liberal patronage heretofore received, and hcpss BY
Ct ~ sama fbe de arm. u AfSfUAKT +
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ANEW ORLEANS AND OC AOMlEA ~
IN PACEEg-S>eane =. n. 0eAey.
The above splendid steamer, Capt. VIM. 6witser,
sunnanding Win be In the New 0rleau6 md 0uAchi-
T. trade Is regular boat during the sason astsoA
q the water pegi and wi perform IN the business
entrusted 70 hefea her nsual accommodating terms,
between New Orleans azd Camden. The EtacI h
aheady pxstly ven known, M h = sa1cienE} " ay
~ M appear ii ne ccmpasteAs Ain q toaine41
90 M laaA = a thc inAsrn peseA - Ieceise
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Tan shnfe 4 patxcuaHA y zsssso SO esfe7sl I
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Book, Stationery, and Fancy Store
fs,.as - BATON ROUGE. La. a ~


lse,sgs BATON ROUGE, La. H
MCCORMICK Co., haze opened in the fine
q brick Store Third street. occupied by the Post
Office, Z new and choice assortment consisting in
part Of the following articles which they prnpxr
cd to sch low for cash, at wholesale or retail: 80
Enselepes-O Official, letter and note; envelopes Of
all qual9cs white and bur- satin, embossed and plain.
Biaat Book..-Ledgers, journah day books, record
books oder leetter, pass bank, writing, and blank
books Ind pocket ledgess Of al sizes furnished %
order. 'a sais4 t'ss
Port bl;os o. B,otting cases Quartos, plain, sheep,
turkey morocco, cap, &c.
Lead Pene;la-Co Common lead, best drawing, and
Fabcrs test.
Sc6od Rooksl-An assortment of the latest and
most popular schools in use; Globes, celestial and
WSitssg Ink Black, blue and red.
lakst4sds-School inks, several numbers; bronze
cocoa, spring top glass taps Wheeler's celebrated
Qsil4 asd Steel Pena---A great variety. as
Sand Borea-Tn, wood and glass a3
Szatea-Transpareut states for drawing, porcelain,
American, English and German states.
Mscdlaneon.- India rubber; indelible ink-Har-
risons Paysons and Esons; bill files; desk weights
Irvine reels; paper folders --vory, bone, wood and
tin; wishing cards, printers cards and playing cards
Of IN Quantities; perforated bound Bristol boards
saucers Solors water colos in boxes; cancels hail
pencils; wafers-plain, fancy, and motto india ink
ladies paper weights; court plaster; tissue paper
metallic memorandum books; parchment pounce
red tapes pe-hOlcrs seal and wafer stamps sealing
wax, twne, letter clips book rests black sand black
lines. 5sf .s. s3ays 6 asa
Pap~-Cream laid satin post 9Th edged; Cream
wovs satin post gilt and plaiu; Qaorto sQoss, blu.
woye; r. ppercial blue wove; Bath pol Amssa
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THE undersigned have entered into an arrangement
by which they agree to furnish the Knckerbocker
Magazine, (monthly,) the Home Journal, weekly
and the Musical World and Times, (weekly,) to new
subscribers At the very moderate price Of five dollars
year for the three publications; all orders, enclosing
that amount TO Dyer and Willis will be promptly at
tended to.
laA SAMUEL HUESTON,
a Publisher of the Knickerbocker.
ai9i NORRIS & WILLIS,
3G - @1;t4 Publishers Of the Home Journal
-6a3 ia 6'2sss DYER l. WILLIS,
Publishers of the Musical World and Times
ai .i9l.s 257 Broadway, New York
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Succession Of Brambly Cockerham, deceased.
THE public is hereby notified that the undersigned
/ has been appointed Administration Of the Estate
Of Brandy Cockerham, deceased late Of the Parish
Of CstahouIa,-Ar persons indebted 70 said Estate
will plseee make payment to the undersigned and
those, wing Claims against the same will present
them. III Authenticated, 70 the, Undersigned or to
Alaxsnd II Hendry, Attorney for he estate, for &C
ceptance. RICHARD klITEkl4N,s ~,
Nov. 1ssb 1858. st Adniuistrator:
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sac REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the Subscriber, Negro a.
IL Man named BEN, about five feet, eleven
inches high, wears No. II SHOE is dark y,i6, ~
large and raw boned. BEN Il now ranging on Sicily
IsAnd. The above reward will be paid 70 any person
Who will deliver him to me on Tiger Bsyox or lodge
him in the Harrisonburg Jail. L. r. BLOCKSOM.
Catahoula Parish, La, November 9th 1883. Ns
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THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION INCLUDES
Bellies Letters Mathematics, Natural Sciences

Biblical and all the usual branches OF q nnlSneI
education.
Board and Tuition, payable Quarterly in ad-
vance, per anIuin, S2QO
Tuition for Day Pupil per Quarter, in adj
Junior Class, do. 90
Middle Glass, do. 90
Senior Class, 4" do. 90
Music on the Piano, Cuitaror Organ, do.slo each.
Use of instrument, 90
Drawing, ... 90
Painting and Chronatics, so
Painting in Oil, 10 90
Language will be taught by able Professors, $40 each
rs French will be the language Of the family,
under the care of Partisan Goversess.
Washing and light, IS 90 Stationery, 81 90
Fuel for the season, 2 90
School Term from the first September to first July.
There will be vacation during this period, except
the Christmas and New Year Holiday. Quarters
commence ON LIST Sept, 18th Nov, Both JAN, and
10th April No deductions made for absence, except
in cases Of extreme illness
Parents are to furnish Pillow, Sheets Blankets,
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TIM OryIciAI DnscRIrflvE ANN Axso.Affh Cara.
LoaUE on THE ExnIBrr1ox win be- printed unto 1nly
with The Illustrated Record, inon quarto volume,
which can be sent by pas - q Supplement u the
Record, 1t the close Of the volume p -
This Catalogue will contain . complete account Of
an articles exliibaS1 = ~ dose = ~ Exhibition,
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teal men, and occaSon& diagrams and other ilb stra-
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Gaia hOuln Institute.


THE above named institution situated i'll the Pine
Hills Of Catalonia Parish, Louisiana, has, since
the resignation of Mr.. Knapp, been under the super
intendence of Mr. ]. B. Pyc, who has endeavored BY
care and asiduty to promote the progress Of his pu
pills, and to command share of public patronage. q
The buildings are large and commodious The sit
uaton Is healthy. Every and attention will be
paid to the comfort and health of the pupils and their
progress in knowledge will be stimulated by all eff.
cient means 9e.y sf5u - s4,g
The first session will commence on the first Monday
of February next. IS
The course ofinstruction viii embrace knowledge
d, Grammar, Geography, Elements Of Astronomy,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra and Arittr
metc, together with the Latin and rudiments Of the
Greek language. s4e4g,l.
!. No deduction viii be made for absence, unless in
cases Of protsacted sickness. ia IL ysa Is al 10 5,
I Bosulers are expected to come provided with bed
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leans prices. III 4lsFgus gsFl4ffss< ssr59 ss} 81
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Beard and Tuition, per month, e12 %
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RI Payable six months in advance. 3a4
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/ and graduate Of Yale College, has commenced
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ILLUsTRATED RECORD of The

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,rn,ir- and are now .u arranged lh1t SiN run
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c'tbrr which mikes the "Old Pioneer" one OF the
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IN. ~. ,,,,rsnrj uls obtained the entire con.
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r,n,rtrIy .'ry al haloub.r comprution
DAYTON. Sept IT. 1852 ID. GREEN.