Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-17

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PROSPECTUS OF me MAJ (l7rHl voLrxx-
THNHE price Of the DExocRArIc RE-
VIEW has heretofore been TOO high
mot for its size, cost and character, but
for the means of tens Of thousands readers
who would be glad 10 receive Il. and A.
mong whom II IS highly desirable that 4
should circulate. For the purpose, there
fore, Of largely widening the range q -
usefulness, and Of multiplying the num-
bers Of those to when II may ee access
bic, il has been determined, Simultaneous
IL with the great reduction n the expense
of the postage, 10 reduce ils subscription
price also, from fire 10 only tAree dollars;
and when several unite IN subscription. 70
as low as 81 so, or even 81 80 per annum-
This very large reduction IN the rseeiPss
accompanied with bat Comparatively
small diminuiiOn Of It's expensesl involves.
of course, an entire sacrifice Of Prohi upon
il, unless compensated BY Z vast rnuinPh-
cation OF the subscribers There Vii oe
at the outset cnly a small reduction IN is
number Of pages; sOon 10 Dc restored p rs
old number, without increase Of price.
when the anticipated success Of The ex-
pertinent shall justify IL
The PoRrKATrs OF DISTINGUISHES De-
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better and more costly style than heretotore-
The PosrAsE will hereafter, for any Dis
lance, be only FIRE and q half cszts; Il has
heretofore been, for over 100 ntlsss eEgA-
teen cents.
We look for an extensioa Of eirculation
to be reckoned BY feas ef tkosszaas, IS
the result and compensation of tbs great
reduction Of price. Every frieBa Of The
work, and Of the Democratic principles
and cause, IS consistently appealed - -
exert himself with an active interest 60
procure It subscribers; both 10 exseac Is
usefulness, and 20 carry Il successfully
through the crisis Of Ihis great red1ctsea
| of rs receipts.
Those who have paid n a1vanes sor the
coming year, viii receive 4, Al The rstac-
ed rate, for a year and bali.
TERMS HENCEFORwARD-
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Single copy, So 90 Eight eOPies, $40 %
Four copies, IL 90 Thrtesn 80 %
| Il will thus be seen that when lhirtssn
copies are ordered al once. the Pries -
brought down 10 about s. 80 each Fer
six months, half these rates
These rates afford high Inducements p
agents and others % interest rhsnSeltes =
procure subscribers
The cash syStea and PGylsat N sfrG=c.
must be uncOmPFOmIsingiy adhered to
The past relaxation of II has caused AZ
accumulation Of not far from $1,000 Q
debts due 20 the work. Hereafter, thl
must be wholly reformed; nor E1st elies
the most eminent Pohucal friena, o. -
most intimate personal che. Be tlS7lsaSsS
on experiencing It's aPPlseauoa. ~ ~
stoppage Of their numbers, Il ssey negsse
this rule; the vital necessity q wAsch- a
the present rates, must BE 0bSss1s ~ al
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the Post Office unless free Of postage
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and publishing business, must e actresses
heneeGoTTard 10 the undersigned. Tscss
relating to the past debt due the woEk -
be still addressed 70 Mr.. H. G. LASsIxX
5 Astor House, the past arrangements
with whom, as publisher, have reache-
their termination J. l. OrSELLNAS
$50 NasSaz street. Nsr ls-S-
LAST LIKENESS or GENEzAL JAcxScS
The admirable DaguerFeotyPe = Gea-
eral Jackson, taken by AnihOny, E3~arts
& Co. q few weeks before his death, hss
been purchased for The use Of Dencerailc
Review. Ii : IN the kands Of the aEtzss,
and viii be engraved n the haeS' s,yls q
mezZotint, Of extra size IL = mes
beautiful and interesting wOgk. declares
by Mr.. Van Buren, and others u give !
more perfect idea Of the good and grea
old nan than any other hksnesSs and oogA
10 be possessed and Trained b every triseC
who loves or reveres his memory. Tho<S
who subscribe early vii receive Il as oas
Of the regular series Of Portraits