Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
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mot for ito size, cost and. character, but
for the means OF tens Of thousands readers
who would be glad TO receive il, and a.
mong whom it is highly desirable that il
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lore, Of largely widening the range Of its
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BILE, il has been determined, Simultaneous
ly with the great reduction in the expense
Of the postage, 10 reduce its subscription
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as low as 50 SO, or even So 30 per annum.
This very large reduction in the receipts
accompanied with but comparatively
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Of course, an entire sacrifice Of profit upon
il, unless compensated by vast multipli-
cation Of the subscribers. There will be
at the outset only a small reduction in its
number of pages; soon TO be restored TO is
old number, without increase Of price,
when the anticipated success Of the ex-
pertinent shall justify it.
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the result and compensation of this great
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work, and of the Democratic principles
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LAST LIKENESS OF GENERAL JACKSON
The admirable Daguerreotype Of Gen
eral Jackson, taken by Anthony, Edward
IL Co. few weeks before his death, ha
been purchased for the use of Democratic
Review. II is in the hands Of the artist
and will be engraved in the finest style o
mezzotint, Of extra size. il is mos
beautiful and interesting work, declares
BY Mr.. Van Buren, and others 10 give
more perfect idea of the good and gra
old man than any other likeness; and ough
to be possessed and Trained by every frien'
who loves or reveres his memory. Thos
who subscribe early will receive il as on
Of the regular series Of Portraits.
July, 1916.
NEW SPRING GOODS!