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Magnetic OdOntica,
THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREP


iii INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREP
ARATION.
THE Utopiap dreams Of the alchymist are
realized, and a remedy discovered tor the
TOOTHACHE, and preserving those impor-
tant and beautiful appendnges Of the human
system, by the use Of the MAGNETIC
lODONTICA, which by lis attractive, purify
ing & strengthening qualities removes all ex-
traneous substances from the teeth, and pre-
serves them in their natural briliiancy, and the
gums in seundness and beauty. IL is ascer-
taincd from experience, that when used, the
teeth will never decay, but remain ill the la
test age Of man, with their natural wear.
When they are decayed, its progress will be ar
rested, and the teeth preserved and prevented
from aching. All this has been done in a null
titude Of instances; and more, in thousands of
cases, nervous toothach (that climax of pain)
has at once been cffectually cured by the use
Of this the most popular dentri6ce in America.
And the public, so far as they have become ac-
q~uainted with the merits OF this tooth powder,
have made use Of it-as we have sod, within a
short time, about 10000 boxes Of the 0donti-
ca. And, in conclusion, where and who is the
! young lady or gentleman, aye, the individual
that values a beautiful set OF teeth, sound
gums, and a sweet breath more than fifty cents,
that will be longer destitute ofa box ofDr. M.
Hiicbcock's incompatible Magnetic Odontica I
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & co.
No. III Genesec street, Utica N. Y,
And by their agents throughout the u. States
and Canada.
or For sale by Durros, CLAnk & Co.
Agents in Brattieboro. Oct. 1889. 1y5
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Last Call.

A LII persons indebted TO the old firm Of
n BUTTON f. CLARK, by Note and
Account, are hereby notified that this is the
previous to the first of January 1910.
BUTTON e. CLARK.
Brattleboro, Nov. 4, 1889.
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A FEW Gentlemen Boarders can be accom-
IA dated at No. !, Elliot Street.
Brattleboro, Nov. g., 1889. 10
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Box, Parl0ur and Cook
STOVES.

TIME subscribers would respectfully inform
Il the inhabitants of Brattleboro &its vicinity,
that they have just received their Fall and
Winter Stock Of BOX, PARLOUR & COOK
STOVES, at the STONE BUILDING
opposite the Brick Row, where they will find q
general assortment cfihe following patterns:
". y. .Many's patent Hot FIR Cook Siops;
do. do Union, do.
johnson and Geer's Superior Premium do.
Green and Curtis Conieie do;
keHey's Patent do;
Commits Improved Rotary do;
do. Patent Improved do;
Psrker's Patent Parlour do;
Conanps Yermont do do;
w. Y. .Mdny's do do.
5 sizes Box Stoyes-together with many
other patterns, Too numerous to mention. And
by the way, amongst the best they would just
mention BUCKLIN'S PATENT RAIL
WAY COOK STOVE, which is one of the
kind long looked for, on account of the many
good qualities which il possesses. And for
baking il Is excelled by none on account of the
arge and spacious oven that is attached to il.
And IL there is any one in the village or near
by that wishes to test the many good qualities
the stove possesses, can heve one put up, and
after a thorough trial, if il does not give salts
faction, il may be returned free of expense.
40 D3&t<tttr ~ thtfottf ~ 0ANrf WV
have confidence in warranting then to the
public to be as good as the best, and will be
sold as low as can be found in the market.
And in addition TO their stock of Stoves,
they will find general assortment of CauIdron
Kettles, Hollow Ware, Fire Dogs, SC. &C.,
and are daily manufacturing Stove Furniture
Of all kinds, tin, copper and brass.
English and Russia Iron Stove Pipe kept
constantly on hand and sold at Wholesale and
Retail.
Sap Boilers made to order and at short notice,
and made Of the best of stock.
Jobing and Repairing in their line done at
all times, and all orders promptly attended to.
And all those who want 20 buy any Of the
above articles would do we'll to calIat the Stone
Building and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere, as they will all be sold
low for Cash, or short approved credit.
DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
BrattIeboro, Sept. 10, 1889. 8
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NEW FORGE.

WANTED at the New Forgein Hinsdale,
w WRouoHr SCRAPS, in any quantity,
or Old Cast Iron, in exchange for Forge OF
English Iron, such as
1 Ia, I Ia, and I 1-5 inch Tire iron,
from I inch down 70 Ia round and square iron,
and Corking Granite Wedge and German Steel.
p. III. & p. MERRILL.
Hinsdale, N. ii. Oct. 10, 1899. 2
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Cure your Coughs.

A RE you a coward, and fear to ask yourself
IN fconsumption be not in you? Do you
cough, or have You a pain in the breast, and
know You not that even these may be seeds of
consumption, which will NOW you down in a
twelvemonthl Know yourself, study your
Or feel a darling pain in the side or breast, be-
ware! for an additional cold may produce an
incurable disease and deathi-Cure your colds
then, and TO this end go to-day, and get DR..
Taylor's Balsam Of Liverwort, of
j.. C. STONE & Co.
General agents.
Guilford, Green River, Aug. Ie, 1880. so
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OH IRor, Cast and Wrought, and most
kinds Of Produce, received in payment, and a
reasonable credit given.
We respectfully solicit all il want Of the
latest improvements in Cooking Stoves, or any
other article in our line, before purchasing else
where, TO call and examine our stock. in
which we are confident that the most fastidious
viii be able to suit themselves in regard TO de-
sign, material and workmanship.
j. H.. & w. III. ESTERBROOK.
Brnttleboro, Sept. rs, 1888. tfS
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Important 10 Females.
Reyonids * PameIy's Celebrated Female
Health Restorative.

Health Restorative.
THfS Medicine has effected cures 10 many rsses
where Physicians had given them over and the
Saratpga Waters had proved Intellectual. IL invariab-
renYvcs obstractions, regulating in most cases Of
painful, too ~frequeni,o or profuse menstrntion, x has cur
ed the most obstinate cases Of Flnor Albus. All this
i effected by strengthening and restoring lbe system to
= healthy aetion-ii docs not operate as a cathartic.
Il IL recommended by many of the mast eminent ply
sicians in The United States. Doct. J.. Morrison,
formerly Of Coieruin, Mass. who has ~prsetised medi-
cine some 20 years at Oaeida, NY. says 10 relation to
IL, +" That IL j. the besi medicine now IN use. 10 cas-
C. Of retention, OF suppression Of the menscs, ] think IL
will sustain the appcislon Of specific. have tried il
10 The worst cases with admirable success, and | wish
for the good Of suffering females, shat all physicians
would introduce il in their practice. and J have conf
dence TO believe they would ind happy results, as l
have found the Pills To answer fully their fecammend-
alton" Doct. v. r. Davis Of Syracuse, NY. will
tell you n similar story, and many others that NE might
name. I, has boon tried BY >, macy hundreds with
such universal success, that the reputation Of II stands
unrivailrd aud anequailed, where IL is known. For
further informatioa, You arc referred TO the persons
whose names are annexed to our show-bils, and also
to pamphlets left with our agents for sraiuitous disiri-
butinn. Pricc-Two Dollars per box, containing
nearly 100 pills. Prepared AMI sold wholesale and re-
tail.h Reynolds & Parmcly, Pittsford, Monroe Co-NY.
Sold hy-wiiiision & Tyler. Bnatiieboro; J. II.
Wells, Bellows Falls; and Druggis,s generally.
Brattieboro, yaly 1889. 1y47
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OF THE
pmvsu01AN s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or THE
VERMONT ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE
or THE

The results Of another year show an increased prosperity OF the Asy
lum. and we would acknowledge, with lively sentiments OF gratitude, tn
many fayors which a kind and mercnul Providence has bestowed upon us
that we have been spared from any serious accident, and from any prcva
lent disease; that we have enjoyed so great a measure Of health and ina
90 many, suffering from this affective calamity, have been restored I
reason and usefulness.
The number of patients remaining at the close OF the year, 30
There have been admitted during the year,
Total, enjoying the benefits oftbe Asylum, lot
There have been discharged during the year, 90
There remains, October 1t, 1889, on
OF the So cases discharged, there have been
Recovered
Improved
Unimproved
Died 80
OF the az recent cases discharged. there have been
Recovered
orthe is chronic cases discharged there have been
Improved
Unimproved
Died -"
Recovered Of all the cases discharged 81 23 per cent
Recovered Of all the old cases dcharged %
Recovered Of all the recent cases dis
charged % iS
Recovered Of all discharged the past year 65 l2 I"
"s'I the Dss + wear : '' : 80 sil4"
Recovered of all the recent cases dis
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IN SENATE.

Thursday January "a, 1899.
MFR. BouLDis reported bill, concerning the estate OF
John Haskns, Sr a lunaic. Passed.
Mr. II0rLEMAS reported bill to authorize separate
election, at Carrsye, in the county Of Isle Of Wight
Passed
Mr. PArTEsoy, from the Committee Of Internal I'm.
provement, reported bill allowing further time 10 VIM
Ctump 10 erect dam across Appomallox river. Laid
the table.
Also, a bill concerning road from Winchester Il
Staunon. Passed
Mr. BLAsD reported bill, to authorize a separate cleo
ton at the house Of John Cochran, in the county
Harrison Passed.
Mr. PArrrsus reported bill concerning the N. W
Turnpike Road. Laid the table.
On motion Of Mr.. WonDHousE. the Senate adjourned
F,iday January %, 1889.
On motion of Ar. BAPTIST, the Senate took up the
bill declaring portion OF Dan river lawful fence, and
passed it.
On motion Of Mr. FAuLESEr, the Senate took up the
bill concerning the ~ ". Turnpike road and passed it
Mr. PArTEsuS, from the Committee of Internal I'm
prorements, reported bill incorporating the Lafayette
and English's Ferry Turnpike Company. Passed
Also bill 10 augment the stock Of the Charleston and
Point Pleasant Turnpike Company. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. HARyIE. the bill concerning the
Upper AppomaltoX Company, taken up, and passed
Mr. GuoD reported 4 bill 10 authorize separate cleo
ton at the house Of Edmond Riggs, in the county Of
Tyler. Passed.
Mr. B. II. SMITH, from the Committee Of Genera
Laws reported bill to exonerae the people OF Ports
mouth from personal labor the public roads Passed
Also bill to authorize the Circuit Superior Courts
Of Law and Chancery change the Of persons in
certain cases. Passed. ayes 10, noes II.
On motion Of Mr. Thomas, The Senate adjourned
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to attempt 10 beralze lis rigid doctrines accodng 10
the circumstances Of The case and The manners nnd ge
MUS OF the people, to effect reasonable and sub
santta compliance Herewith, rather than literal one.
The laws Of Virginia make the duty the Justices
of the several counties aud corporations 10 appoint con
stables, and give discretion 10 The number 10 be up
pointed Now, whilst believe it was The intention Of
the Legislature that each county should have two or
more consaLles in its limits yet the Get is so loosely
worded, this fact does not appear and consequently
the justices of the county Of have, for the pnrpos
Of increasing the emolumenls Of The Office, appointed
only one
Since this order merging the Districts an application
has been made 10 warrant against the present IN
cumbcnt, and Tie question arises 10 whom shall 1t be
dreccd? Certainly not to The sheriff; for the 9th sec
lion Of The act directing the appointment and The du't'
Of consla5lcs decaIes, that at shall not he lawful Tor
any sheriff deputy sheriff to serve any warrant issued
by any Justice Of the peace, to answer IN any suit i"'
debt denue rovcr, which may be cognizahe and de-
termnablc by any justice Of The peace; but such war
rant shall be directed and served ny constable
Will the Legislature lend helping hand IN this m1t'ef:
Again; suppose | wished TO the clerk OF The court,
would IL be proper Tor him to issue writ and iake rf'
and other proceedings against HIMSELF Or, so Tar as the
original process concerned would that c!on OF The
| common law, founded pririicec IN Tie djcnd'If,
through which, nasmuch he is cCccr and actually
present in court process is requisite To enforce has dP
penrance, mae The proceeding by bill, 80 Called (Se'
! phen OH Pleading. 55) The proper one: X.
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,.aret majority &c our party for two years. This
- rs,n The effect Cf own apathy and want o, CON-
n The panic which followed the suspension oil sPe'
.r r,ynens excited the fears OF lew sooo
' .ss,sed them to desert the Republican sahoafo'-
49,, theirs became so much relaxed and eneISateo as
, h ine.cien, at the polls, and some re'rca inulVuu
f 100 little solicude for the success oi oar cahu-
l,s 10 induce them leave their homes he fesu'.
vas the defeat OF our cahu'"a'' nav " -
~. ,resrnt delegate.
,y that the wise policy OF The present aGnln'sUa-
hs hccn fullg developed, and prosperity and peace
r,,n restored 10 our happy country, we can coah'
"a, h,ne that all our friends, including those who
HF' - ,.ope,ate with last year, will disregard The
ia'' 8 mfsrrpresenl atoms If The Wig party and
a'" ~, themselves with hn,mony and energy In the
pi',.x .hy fellow. ctz"n, Col Archibald Samuel,
.,...E 10 the earnest solicitations ci many OF his
H. ,s friends and 10 nav q candidate for your SUI
t"' n, ensuing ii, ciion. OF the merit and quail
s,s AZ Colonel Samuel. 1t is unnecessary Tor me 10
~, The generous and efficient support he has go
,r received from you IN past time, proves fully ina,
,iva:s knew how 10 appreciate his integrhv ano
a. hines lie is still the same sterling and untnch-
~ 'N,,.,c,,t-lhe same uncompromiSlng opponent OF
r,,,,l Gank aud q eli the avori,e measures "i The
.,,.,v HIS present views Of the great financial
'I,os bsfofe the country, are, believe SOUND arc
t.I.,.r-y 4 Col ) had consulted either his pccu-
rs c his domestic comfort, have reasons 10
'::e r.. vcnd hare adhered to his retirement from
',,I ~, BIZ, a.ways willing TO obIge his friends,
ont ,lyiar upoa he unanimous support OF me hrPuo-
" univ h. has cheertu!!r nade these sacrltces
Ny Rsrcalc,u ;rjrnds-i"u have favorable opp"r-
,,,;iv nf feca.n.nt the position you have lost Three
,: oco YOU wrrr able 10 elect Col SAMUEL, BY hand
,. r,,;,;i,y Why should he no, receive as large
vote in 1859 as l>6 has he ever deserted the Ins'
Of our uar,y Ias he lost any of his personal po
I,.;.r, Your response must be No! If his present
rnn,nfn, i, desrvedy popular for his integrity and ur
,.,r his former opponen, no; less II ynu are
row.iinr TO abaGion the principles which you have IN
h.-,,sd rem you !.'h"rswch you have retained and
cher she'd k:ous. So many cOnfcts-t you are unwli!
49,, I, see 90. renowned hid county irevUcaby trans
.-sd 20 on. oppJnensn0w is the time to reclaim IL
On opponents are united active. Jealous. Let Us I'M
tate their example. The appearance of Col 5. IN the
field w excite the ears o! cur opponents. and stlmu
late item to great activity We would once more en-
treat cu Democratic friends to lay aside their apathy ant
nd iyr-nce aud organize themselves for the campaign
Particularly We would invoke the aid Of Capt Minor
oai cand date last year. and Of Mr.. Flzhugh, who va
the year before TIER intelligence and Influence enabl
them to contribute much the Of any candidate
Should my friends think too urgent, can assuF
them nave n"t expressed more so!!cude than tcel
January 10, 1889. MONITOR
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EOR TIE ENQUIRER.
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CuI,,yrr rutri.E0usc jan oi -


The DsmGcratc Convention ing organized by call.
ing Major Armis,ead'Br"wn the Chair, aud appointing
Jackson O B.nnon Sscretsry-the following Pream
bic ard Resolutions were offered aid unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas, the call made by the Democracy cF Kappa
hammock county upon the different counties composing
this Congressman District 10 appoint delegates TO NEE
in convention this place. 10 select suitable candidate
TO represent in the Congress, not having been
spondcd 10, only hy Culpc per coumty; therefore,
EesOlrcd That this Convention do not ncDina'ea
d;Ga,e bot leave the matter for fufc consideration
Eesolr,d Tia, the Chairman and Secretary sign ,hes
proceedings; and that copy be sent 10 The Richmond
EnCui,rr for publication.
F,soired. That this Convention adjourn sine die.
ARMlSTEAD BROWN, Chairman.
JACKSON OB.SyoH, Secretary.
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WNcT n JT(Gt st. LfrSr,
'EIS cccbri,ed imported orsc Stallion III cove.
at stables Charlotte C"urthou Egnil,
SUNG seac atS3 tue season. and SJo insurance, with dollar
to'hr sGom III a cac- lie an nmi,a beautiful and highly
Jrr'ef Ho I" h'gh r'or rnTSahg rey fine etesHm nh
ohraHe JHy be Jes neaes % and FOR correct proportions,
dd edFee JGra carnage aud action, he has
Mares VIII be well led and attended 81
will not be responsible Tor accidents escapes.
As Race Horse, ROwton equal any horse that s,
p1red the English turf and in the opinion capital
dsiqrd Judges he had lis tgaa except Priam Mr.
Chi:ncy unrv4cd Jockey best Judge in
England boldly the best Race Horse espay
at 7irS, rode handled and in this opinion hi. bro
thrr William Chbcy Howe. SCOTS,
inlsc riders and tfa!ncIs, fully He
and best Lser record o. ,u5crLers beating Voarc Sir
Hercules and IL others md large number Of other races
poycd himself good s nader heavy erI,, as any other
dis'ance.
and old he winning
Lcscr taking trrmendous seUs
pc answering the whip with pronptude truth
being he1id Eng Sport Mag lie only
years old, by The Sadder whom c subsequently beat sGs
aud this hs heat as fine ed IF male horses Dneas,s,
throughout
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CU.N.N +
To P;efcsSor JENCkS.

Some Of having heard your remarks in favor of j
ua,nrn system Of Public instruction, al the late public
meeting held in this county-and knowing that you have
collected in Europe, and in several of the States, much
information on the subjec, Of Education, and have paid
rrca, attention to it, with reference TO our own Stale in
rarllcular-we respectfully request that you will fur
nl.h Us, for publication, such information and views,
upon the subject of system of Public Instruction, as
you NAY fee! disposed TO c"nmunica,e
ANDREW RUSSELL,
JNO n HUMES,
J. ". CLAPP,
JNO. ". T. WATSON.
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MARSHALL T'EsEATRE.

The attention of the patrons CT the Theatre is respect
fully called TO the following attraction evening.
In order TO crafty the wish Of the Public, that the
Tragedy of JANE SHORE should be repeated, (as
many persons could not obtain seats Monday nigh!
last the Lessee has engaged Mr. and MISS COOPER,
for Ttco Nights only.
First night of MR.. LOVE, who will appear in new
variety of characters.
SATURDAY EVENING, January Goth, Cd time,
The Tragedy Of
Jane Shore.
ALICE. I'D time.) MISS COOPER
JANE SHORE, I'd time) MRS. GEO. JONES.
HASTINGS. MR.. COOPER
DUMONT. I'D time0 MIR. GEO. JONES.
Farorite Orsytures-N National .Airs.
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ANO-rARTNERSHlP-H HUBBARD n GARDNER hav-
v ing formed connection with Ambrose Carlton.
(which took effect the ls instantly the business will
in future be conducted under the firm Of Hubbard Gard
ner & Co.
All persons having claims against the late firm of Hub
bard & Gardner will please present them for payment,
and all those indebted will confer favor by early
settlement Of their respective accounts
Jan 26 TS-l2,jf
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On MospAY EVENING, positively the last appearance
of Mr. and Miss COOPER, and I'd night OF Mr Love.
n Tickets and seats secured daily OF Mr.. Hoyts or.
c, from 10 p NJ and the Theatre from IL 10 2, P.
H., and from TO 5, P M.-Tickets must be used upon
The evening of the day that they are purchased except
ing Certificates to the contrary.
Jan 2G CIT
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l'nLnnLie Lnnd for Snkk,

NWTlLL be sold to the highest bidder on Thursday,
w the 9Th day of February next, on the premises,
the lroc, Of land which the late Col Conrad Boyd
resided containing between six and seven hundred
acres, lying in The county of Nleck|enburg Blue
Stone creek, within eight miles Of Gainesville. This
is believed 10 be Of the most valuable highland es
ules The county, and persons disposed 10 purchase
requested to view before the day Of sale be-
raj credit will be given. Terms made known on the
day.-All persons having claims against the estate of
The Testator, requested TO present them to the Exc
cutor, before the day of SALE that provision may
be made for their discharge.
WIN X KEARNEY,
Executor Of Conrad Boyd.
I,,r,rr sE-tl
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January &c

NOTICE. meeting of the several persons who
Ia have made subscriptions for opening and improving
The navigation of the Dragon SwamP-thelr executors,
administrators and assigns will be held Churchv'e
Middlcsex county, the 2Sth day Of February 1882
for the purpose of electng President and five D'rec-
TORS under the provisions Of the act of the General AS
sembly Of Virginia entitled ian &C. incorporating the
Dragon Swamp Navigation Company passed April
3d. 1898.
- ''0N' E. T. MONTAGUE, Clerk
ud,u
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Stack in The Erehange Bank of Tirginia

,,,., 800 Ut III I]1t'1"yb I7u77f y FVgEHlI
ne following resolution adopted By the
o. TIE Exchange Bank of Virginia. Norfolk the inst.
Eeso'rta unanimously, Tint the 1850 Shares Stock OF
this Institution undisPusrd be tim, the
price shall be ne heretofore charging original sub
cpon and mincn n they became due and dducng there
from the Dividend Of s. declared thus placing the as
to cost on The sao terms the original stockholders tina, ECO
Shares b" offered for sale each Norfolk Richmond Peters
burg and I'D ClrkcSv!e the selling came 10
nate on The isi day OF March unless disposed
The office Carkcv!c offers shares uncr the an.
thoty and Oh the forth in TIE resolution
January ii i1S-,iNl "A. &. FINLEY. CJsb;.-
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RICHMOND MARKELL

RICHMOND MARKET-JAN. 70
WHEAT-$l 20 a 81 75-crops 81 60.
CoRy--GG cents.
EoUR-City Mills Sc rs $9-Canal SO Sc 25
TOBACCO comes in slowly-demand brisk Lues
La a ? 81 Leaf, common and niddling 10 a I2-
Midtlng and good, ~ L. Good and fine, Is 10
Extra manufacturing, l6 a IS.
WlNFREE, WILLIAMSON & CO.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

u The 18th No. Of The Democratic Re view was pub.
shed at Washington City on the 18th Of January, 1899
The delay in issuing the No occasioned By The pa
per having been detained in the River by the ice The
supply for subscribers in Virginia, North and South Ca.
roina and Georgia. was shipped from Washinoton on
the In, To meat Richmond Ia but from some cause or
other, has not reached here yet shall use all dill
gence IN getting The Nos on here as speedily posi-.
be- The table Of contents is inviting
RO. MOSBY,
g. tnt Southern States.
Gentlemen disposed 10 subscribe to this able and va.
uae Periodical do so, and eceivr the back or first
Nos if dcsired by applying al my Office, opposite the
door OF Mrs. Richardson's Boarding house and over the
Office OF K. c. Nicholas, Esq. RO. MOSBY