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UNITED FIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL. SIAn. ONn. Su re 600

THIS Company mas now been ~
-f<ST in successful operation about AZr
SzAsS twelve months, and by act pass 1s<< -
tf-3-W ed BY the Legislature 2lst Nc
vember the charter has been amended allow any
citizen of the State to take stock. The Citizens are allowed
have Director tor Five Hundred shares held
BY them Those taking stock will have paw - per
their subscriptions and give note for the balance
The Books open at the office College street,
where citizens invited 10 call and subscribe.
A. W. JOHNSON, President.
j DksUIEII
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Mr., Dixon, of Ky, it is said, will retire from the
Senate. Mr.. Crittenden will probably be elected in
his place.
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More than sixty criminals have been executed in
the United States during the year 1852, and nine
are now in prison un Ter sentence of death.
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1t is said that during the year 1853, there have
been 81 steamboat accidents in the United States,
whereby 3l9 persons have been killed, and l58
wounded
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TO- RESOLVED That il shall be the duty of the CEN

10. Resolved, That it shall be the duty of the cen
tral Committee to cooperate with the district Com
mittees, and to obtain by subscription the pledge
- dollars from the friends of our cause, fol
the purpose of defayng the expenses that may arise
IN the prosecution of suits at law otherwise il
defence of our rights.
IL. ResOlred, That the thanks Of this meeting are
due and are hereby rendered to the Committees APP
pointed by the May Convention for the faithful dis
charge OF the duties devolved upon them.
The meeting was then addressed by John A. Nc
Even, Esq, Gen. w. G. Harding and Maj Thomas
Claiborne.
Thefollowing gentlemen appointed the Cen
trail Committee under the provisions of the 10th
olution: c. w. Norman, A. G. Wilcox, W. G. Har-
ding, Felix Compton, w. E. Watkins, a. B. Rozell,
Frank McGavock and W. Donelson -,
AND, on motion, the chairman and secretary were
added to the central committee.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
committees for the civil districts under resolution
No. 10.
COMMITTEE OF CIVIL DISTRICTS
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IDS TO HOUSEKEEPING.-Na Door
N Mats, plain and fancy;
Aicant Mats three Sizes
Jue Mats, plain and fancy Of all sizes;
Coir Mats, various patterns;
Fancy Border Mats, with wood centres;
Sheep Skin Mats all colors;
Open Mats from TO feet each;
Oil Cloth Table Mats;
Palm Leaf &c do;
Chinese Table and Tea Mats
The above articles for sale at lower prices than they
have ever before been offered in this city.
dec2 SNOW, MACkENZlE co.
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az The Eastern Ice Dealers have commenced
operations, and expect to secure full supply of this
article, which, once luxury, has now become a
necessity in our southern cline. At Baltimore, al
So the first crop has been secured Still Water Pond
having Welded from 3 10 4 inches
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Ray~ A house in Louisville KY, proposes to pur-
chase 10y sample all flax grown in the United
States at prices from $3.50 to $3.50 per ton. The
Louisville Journal contends that S75 per acre may
easily be realized from this product
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~ The WASHINGTON Star asserts that the Cal
ifornia Steam Ship Company positively refused to
delay the departure of their last steamer for one
day in order to allow the Government an oppor-
tuniy to send out important dispatches relating to
the capture and trial of California tillibusters
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4
Dist. No. 2-Wm. McMurray, John L. Corley,
Sc. W. Charlton, J. A. Stanley,
q 4-Tim Dotson, B. f. Gleaves,
3 John Shane
CD. r. Goocb James Thompson,
7-Chas Cook, VIM. Barker, Sr.
S-Chas. Blackman, A. s. Abbey
John Tankesley, Gibson Merit
l0-James Saddler, VIM. E. Owen, Co.
n-Henry Compton, B. NJ. Barnes,
l2-W. Jordon, Lewis Joslin,
l3-Willie Dozier NJ. T. Hale,
" l4-Sket Demoss j. L. Green,
l5-ThomasJ J. Allison, Silas Linton,
l6-Henry NJ. Hutton, Leonard Burnett,
T-Alfred Scott, John Curfman,
18Th. Driver, Jno. McGavock
l9-W. II Hamblin Washington Hutson,
20-Wm. Grizzard, Jno Cartwright
2l----, G. C. Cantrel
22-Reuben FULLY, Absolom Shaw,
23-Wellington Hyde, Ormon Simpkins
"a E. P. Graves,
25-Dennis Dozier, Jas. Binkley
On motion, the Newspapers of Nashville were
requested to publish the proceedings of themeeting
The meeting then adjourned.
]. L. EWING, Chairman
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DRUSHES! BRUSHES !-Steele's best bell
ID shaped Busters of all Sizes fancy and plain patterns
Corner Busters, Window Washers
Fly brushes, Toy Brushes.
Counter Busters, Hearth BrOoms,
Whsk Brushes Italian Whisks,
Common busting Brushes
Scrubbing Brushes Hacking Brushes,
Mops Window Brushes,
Crumb Brushes, Tea Cup Mops.
ALSO.
Buckskins for polishing plate furniture.
Fer sale by SNOW, MACKENZIE CO.,
dec2 House Furnishing store, IL College st.
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THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
RE compounded with the utmost skill an the
Aingredens thoroughly tested by the en- inent
Chemists They especially valuable for the prove nton
and of fevers in general all Bilious and Liver
pains Costiveness Imperfect Digestion Deficient ction
of the bowels Sick Headaches Influenza. Asthma nd
variety of other chronic diseases and in fine for all am
ly Price, with full directions 25 cents per box
For sale by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dee3. No. II, College strte t
And nv every DRUGGIST in the State
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NEW BOOKS,
| THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; or, Transcendental
Gastronomy Illustrated by anecdotes of distinguished
Artists and Statesmen of both Continents By Briat Sa.
vorinranslaed from the late edition by Fayete Robin
son.
CHRIST IN HISToRYor The Central Power Among
Men. BY Robert Yarnbal, d. d.
THE FLUSH TINES of Alabama and Mississippi
A Series of Sketches By Joseph G. Baldwin
THE PRIEST AND THE HUGUENOT; or, Persecution
in the Age of Lewis Xy. From the French BY L. Bun.
gener a
GERMAN ALMANAC FOR 1854. Just received and
for sale by. jane f. HAGAN
COMMERCIAL BLANKS, SC.
Blank Books, all sizes;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee: % q
Blank Checks and Notes Union Bank; 81.
Blank Checks and Notes Planters Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Nashville;
Blank Drafts and Bills of Exchange;
Copying Books; Bill Paper Copying Ink; Railroad Re.
cepts Bill Files; Tin Cutters; Bill Heads &C. &c For
sale by does CHAS. w. SMITH, College street.
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular


Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TNHE Splendid Passenger Steamers, fe3zs2s a
/ STATESMAN, J. SIDpaI, Master, u sTy1|as=i4zsls
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, II. G. MCCoNAs, zSss=..=s=sa
will make regular trips in the above trade, leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday. at O'Clock p NJ. Returning viii
leave Cincinnati every "Wednesday, al oclock, Y. N.
The above boats No. and differed by expe-
ri enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise to give satisfaction to all who
entrust business to their
DECEIT. JOHNSON, HORNE co. p
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE {-af@aA 4
u PACKET.-The splendid passen- SSsss71si:;S2
ger steamer RESCUE, Capt DIsAUKEs -
having been purchased for the above trade will make
ular trips there during this
The Rescue is entirely boat, her accommoda
for passengers exceed by boat in the trade
and her light draugh ony Is inches will enable her to
bring freight Nashville when all other Cincinnati boats
will be compelled re-shp. Capt Dsmukes will
give his best all business entrusted to his
respectfully solicit for the Rescue liberal share of pat
ronage.
declg 4 HAMILTON.
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAIL
PACKET LINE.
Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet,
VIM. GARYIN. C 7 REEDER Master.

NdshNIIIt anu LouIsFIiIe "eehIy 4 IChVt'
VIM. GARVIN, c. 7. RERDER. Master.
THIS splendid Steamer is nearly COM GVe> b
pleed and will be at Nashville the first
rise Of the river She will carry 400 tons
and her accommodations for passengers unequaed by
any boat of her dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt c. 7. REEDER, long and fayOrably known to our
community and the Cumberland river trade, generally
She will make regular weekly trips, leaving Louisville
TUESDAYS and Nashville on FRIDAYS, at O'Clock,
NJ At the former place passengers will ind various
Railroad and Steamboat lines convey them to point
of destination they may desire viz The old established line
to Cincinnat Union line Wheeling; Ptsburg and Lou
isve line; Jefferson Railroad, &c. &c All afiording the
amplest accommodations, combined with expedition.
ssg" All orders will be filed as low at Cincinnati
~" For Freight or Passage, apply to
sep4O-tf HENRY T. YEATMAN, Agent
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books
used in the schools of the city and country.
"a" Orders solicited T00N 4 RUTLAND
jan1 IA Union street
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.

Terms Of sale, will be upon credit Of 10 months except
of $780, which will be required in Cash Notes
with good securities will be required tor the balance of
the purchase money F. r. CHEATnAM,
Jan7-d&tw I'd Clerk.
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...G ~ For Aldermen. ls w.
First Ward-WINsToN and McEwEN.
Second Ward-WRIeHT and REEVES.
Third Ward-MURRELL and DAVIS.
Fourth Ward.-LAHIER and ELLRoD.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NASHVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CINCIN
Natl PACKET

"BEDF RID, j. n CoRBErr, Master.
THIS new and swift light draught steam Ss.xasa h
i will regularly between the above r. -
cities, -eaving Nashville each alternate Sat =
urday at p NJ and Cincinnati each alternate Sunday at
10 o'clock A. NJ .-
Captain CoRBErT will give prompt asd careful attention
to any and all busine entrusted 10 his
respectfully solicit from liberal public due proper
ton OF the business between the cities and promise they
shall not be disappointed. A. L. DAVIS,
jant Agent u s Mail Packet Office.
Regular Cincinnati and Nashville Packet.
TNHE splendid passenger steamer ca r.
i PRESS" Capt. B. s. SCUDDER, will |. r-r
commence running in the above trade and -s=.as=.zs
make regular trips there during the season.
For freight or passage, apply to A. HAMILTON,
jan2 Agent.
Deguiar Burksville and WaitsborO iysg1@1a. a
IL PACKET.-The steamer REPUBLIC, kkkk45Y1x.5ft5SS
Capt ARMSTRONG will commence running =S.-sss-s2.
in the above trade, will permit and
nue the upper trade during the For freg
passage apply Ito HAMILTON,
dec29 Agent:
STEAMER IROQUOIS, c. Pc .F@as@A
y TERSON, MASTER This splendid steam = zit=.-sfS
er, having been thoroughly repaired Will run =
Nea regular Packet between this Port and -
Frw Orleans and will leave the first rise of water For
eight OF Passage apply to j. AR YEATMAN
Oct2S. -... Agents.
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NTARsHALL's UTERINE CATHOLIC ON

WOODEN WARE.-We have lust received tIom
w New York purchased there at the locst rates for
edSh
Wooden Bowls, with choppers;
Rolling Pins-Beef steak Mauls;
Pastry Bowls, Lemon Squeezers,
Lignum Vite Faucets Wooden Spoons,
Wooien ladies, POtatoe Washers, ....
Towel Rollers Bung tartS,
Cocoa Shell DipPers, Hearth Brooms,
Rat and Mouse Traps. Clothes Pins,
Juniper and Cedar WOOus Brass and Iron bound Pals
Bed Cords Clothes Lines Butter Spades,
Axe Handles Yard Sticks, Irvine Balls.
dec2 SOW MACKENZIE & co.
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w. o. HARRIS, Secretary.
SOUTH NASHVILLE ELECTION =
For lIagOy

The following is the result OF the Municipal cleo
ton held in South-Nashve yesterday: go.
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T. WHILE
BOILING Il WIRELESS,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

70 II, Uai0n Street, South SIDE.
order to reduce present Stock preparatory max
ing Spring purchases, will sell goods at greatly
reduced prices.
Jeans, Linseys and Socks taken at the highest market
price in exchange for goods
jan2-St BOILING WIRELESS.
Banner, Gazette and Evening News copy times.
VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
DY VIRTUE offs decree of the County Court of David
, County, rendered the January Term 1854 Of
said Court in the of James NJ. Dunn, Admir- &c,
Deborah Dunn and Others will offer for sale Thursday
the I'd day of February next the highest bidder at the
late residence of VIM A. Du3n, deceased the Charlotte
Turnpike about 30 miles from Nashville the following
NEGROES, belonging to the estate of the said VIM. A.
nrun tor
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TTNNE SALE OF GROCERIES,, By Ill. s'
FRENCH, Friday. 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. d.
- 100 bhds Fair to Prime Sugar
so bags RIO Coffee;
100 bbls MolIsses;
IOOhalfbbls Golden Syrup;
100 bbls Whisky;
With other articles IN the Grocery hne-
Terms made known on day OF sale ,.,,,,,,r, 81
dec7 IL % fiN'
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REAT BARGAINs.-HAy.

~ lNI recently purchased the Store | N<1A
now occupy on the Square, and designing ~ IN
TO enlarge and reit the same as soon as &c "a
practicable, and TO DO so viii have to va SzaNSxLE
cate II for short time. all who want good. h IN a
well to call as will close ont nv present ssoc WI
OF Watches, Jewelry, and fancy Goods at small A.
vance on Eastern Cost, at No. Is Public SQUARE. -
Nashville Dec 2O-tf WHCKruorr,r
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LAFARGE HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Broadway, Between Amity and Bleecker SITS.
THIS HOUSE combines in all its appointments every
modern convenience and luxury and is furnished in
style of unsurpassed elegance The propetofs will spare
efforts in minsterng the comforts of their guests and
making worthy of the patronage of their friends and the
travelling public 1t will be open for,he reception Of guests
about the 9Th of January.
WRIGHT LANIERS Il co.
Is. Lanier 4 Son, formerly of Macon, Georgia }
dec9l--6m.
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FLOWS! PLOWs!!

THE Southern States that have SO long 49,
i depended on Pittsburg and Cncn- .SHN
matt for u supply OF Flows, Wagons and ~
other Farming implements get all they want attire
Agricultural Mandatory, Market street. Ssshyile
Tenn We would call the attention Of Planters and her-
chants particularly very large stock OF Flows con
sisting Of great many Of the mprovet k,nds now
in use and at as low prices they be bTougnt mere
from other nIacss the same place may be found all
kinds of Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel Barfows ana aIi
road Flows Cutvaors and Harrows. Those WISHING
PIos cont can order them direct from from most OF
the principal dealers such things il Nashyls a. nst
keep them Of our manufacture trEO- = f- 49,.
of Agricultural Manufacturing Company Lowes , ma e
street Nashville Tenn ".1t
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MT: PASTE-JUSr RECEtyEn 4

IL quantity of Fig Paste direct from ConsiantinODe-
This article Of Confectionery bot delicious for the we'll
and an agreeable and nuricieus Od for the III and Eebe-
good for coughs and colds and particularly strengthening
and beneficial to weak lungs for sale by
decl4 GEO GRFIg,-
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IL and sensible about 20 years of age copper color has
been working the railroad four years Of the time
foreman in drilling blasting, &c has lately became rather
independent Of his master Manager few nights
the watchmen put him in Jail where he now be seen
by traders, &c Iwish 10 sell him never gave him bu
one whipping. He was born mine and raised b5 me.
NJ BARROW
dec16-tf mi vast If N.ShviTa
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Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-W eekiy Steam


NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS U. S. MAIL PACKET.
TINE splendid new passenger steamer, Sg1N
/ II. R. W. HILL, THos. Newell, Mas F1tr--:1zHS
ter, will in the above trade this
son. leaving Memphis on her first trip on <sE<aExkEA
Saturday the ed of October The HILL. connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis Z. s. Mail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans to
Nashville.
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at NJ with freight
ara passengers for the Hill.
A. HAMILTON, ayart
oct6 A. L. DAVIS, ! Ase
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HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYs-wATFR-

III F1ELD& WALKER have the largest assortment of
Boys and Chdrens Hats and Caps offered in the e.
y Many Of the styles entirely and verv desra
bic Also Mems fine Otter and Seal Fur Caps-with silk
be found in ali instances moderate and Uniform.
WATERFiELD { WALKER,
Hat and Fur Store No g. side Public Square next
10 GoWdeys
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DISSDITTION-

WILL sell nearly every thing in line, wholesale and
i retail from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper than formerly
Hereafter will keep Books. Below is the price of few
leading articles
Stick Candy lie per h. by the box;
Fine do 15c do do;
Common Kisses l5c do do;
Fancy do zoe do do;
Bread, "a loaves for 81.
ian3 JOHN NIXON Jr
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I'D have the most extensive and varied assortment of
Clothing for Boys from to IL offered for sole in ne
Union Orderstor Gentlemen Clothing led at the short
estnotice.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the privilege of changing them if they do not suit
+. A. 10Y T K BRO.
s. W. off 1hasfnut IOSt Ihftadalphi.
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de WISE IN TIME AND BEFORE 1T Is
too late get bottle of DR.. O. WaidAns PulEeOHi &c
BaLdDa of HIid Cherry and FOOD Napd, and you will
speedily be relieved. For Pneumonia, Coughs, Colds.
Sore Throas Night Sweas Pain in the Breast Back and
Sides Splitting Blood Asthmatc affections, it admitted
to be the speedest and vigorous and effective remedy
extant and its effects all ASrhmatic complaints equal
y decisive and remarkable Lassitude of the mind fab-
bness and asting of the esh and all disposition to mac
vity and melancholy forebodings also corrected BY
this Pulmonic BaIsam which, in wonderful man.
revives the spirits hardens the flesh and muscles
braces the nerves. and increases the Thus those
who according the directions rapidly improve in
heath and may take it for other purpose than the ds-
patton of melancholy, the increase of bodily strength
In fine. single bottle OF Dr. WILLIAMS PuLHONC BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY WooD NAPrHA is all that is required
the confidence of patients and cause them fore
go all reo edes in its favor.
For full deseript os merits. virtues &c, Pamph
let's TO be had of the Agents.
For sale wholesale and Retail, and Agency by in
ZIMMERMAN, Wholesale Druggist who is the General
Agent this popular and valuable preparation the city
Nashville and surrounding country. 1t is also for sale BY
EwIN BROTHERS,
W. +. GRAY,
BERRY 81 DEMOVILLE.
GEORGE W. HENDEKSH0TT,
I. WELLS,
H. G. SCOVEL,
10. G. BROWN.
J.H CURREY, Nashville.
f. c. CLOUSTON, ,,u,,, TT
F.S. wOLDRIDGE,{ frahkhh' l.
HAWKINS & FOWLER, Columbia.
And by all Druggists in every in the State of Tennes
see and ali the Southern and Western States.
0an5-1m tww
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- AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS FURNITURE
&cl viii sell the highest bidder for cash. at tine oce
OF Glover Boyd on Thursday, Jan. L. 1854 valuable
Law and Miscellaneous Library; also lot Of Furniture
consisting OF Sofas Lounges Tables Chairs &C. The said
Books and Furniture be til the day sale at the
office of Glover Boyd No so Cherry street Sale to CON-
mence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ G ID BRIEN
dec2:-td CLARK a,d Nas.a-
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OYSTERS OYSTERS ! /,

OSHAVlNG ABOUT am receiving daily SsA ley
Holt q Maltbys superior planned Oysters thru N.Y.
whole 81 per half Warranted TO be Iarva Sns
and fresh. Remember the place No. Z Public Siuare
south SIDE between Front and Market streets srn of III
Red Chest, WILLIAM " MILLER
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HATS! HATS!!
THE HAT THATTAKFST UE mn. =

II TT ms
L the New Winter Style at Waierfeld 4 WaILer,s -
No Hat vet introduced in the city ever net with cb
great popularity The Hats they manufacturing
of the most perfect design and manufactured FINN rs
best materials viii fretan their color through all va
rous changes which they may be exposed new supuly
ready to-day at iF"
does WATERFIEID wAIKEP,c
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-30
PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEPENDENr.
VoI,ime Si1fh--1854.

rT,HTS well known and widely circulated Journal,
i conducted by Pastors Of Congregational churches
in New York and vicinity, has completed its fifth year
IL is now enlarged; Is published in quarto form,
and contains sixteen columns, or mn per cent more
reading matter than ever before, being the largest
religions piper ~ the scoridf
In addition TO the regular editorial corps, Rev q
b. CBREvER, ID d., Rev. Henry WARD BEEcHER,
Mrs. H. d. STowE, Rev. G. L. Brace, and "MINNrE
MYRTLE" stated contributors, engaged to write
weekly and win be assisted by most able Correspond
ents Mt home and abroad who win do all In their
power to make this Journal interesting religious
and fsmtfy popr.
TERMS notwithstanding the immense addition Of
at least $4,000 TO the yearly expenses Of the paper
the price will remain the same
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
Tpaid striyin adroRoe or 81 80 IL not paid within
three months No names entered without tho
money.
Acknowledgements and Postmastcrs are sutho.
rized Agents, and solicited to engage In the work
Of extending circulation Fifty cents commission
on each new subscriber will be allowed them
Any person wishing TO subscribe will please enclose
in an envelope Two DOLLARS, and address
JOSEPH H. LADD
PUBLISHER OF THE INDEPENDENT,
No. 10 Spruce street, Ne7c York.
Preparing postage; and money 80 sent will be con-
sidered ut our risk.
l-The poper will be sent in exchange for one year
TO any newspaper monthly periodical that will pub
ish this Prospectus, including this notice
New York, Jan. 5, 1854.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-30

NEW 0LEE BOOK, by J. II. WOODBURY.,
Anfhor Of /" Dnicineo," etc.
TINE COLUMBIA GLEE BOOK or, Music for
Il the Million, in three parts
Part comprising the largest number Of choice
Glecs Quartettes, Trios, Songs, Opera Choruses &c.
ever published
Part 2--consisting Of Sacred Anthems, Choruses
Quartettes, &c, for select societies and concerts.
Part 3-containing most Of the old popular Cont
mental Psalm tunes Making the most complete col
lection, in all its features, ever published.
For sale by
FRANck TAYLOR, Washington, d. c.
JEWETT, PROCTOR, & W0RTHINGTON,
Cleveland, Ohio.
MOORE, ANDERSON, q CO., Cincinnati,
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