The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-12
PROsPEcTUs.
THE cADIZ SENTINEL.

= winter season hns arrived, and most persons
20 vic away the long evenings which il brings with
~. 'uI.l tnear attention TO reading by which means
- -.oreS with useful information, and the
ouef"lse heayy hours are made To Glide away
both pleasantly and pFo6tably. IN Ss-hat other
way ean the Farmer and the Mechnp;c s,,o,nd tho
hours intervening between the close ~ IN Io;I,
toll and the time Tor retiring for the piebt no nse
ullJ TO themselves, as iRthe peFusal Of nsriodi.
cur ueNoted 10 Tie dissemination OF general intel
hgence--poiilicnl, morrl, HISTORICAL agricultural.
mechanical, SC. The proceedings OF Congress
700, IN session during winter, furnish constant
themes for tho careful reflection aud study of ey-
cry American, aud the doings of The Legislature
oI hls own State should be familiar tc every
'hioab. Being well aware illat hundreds OF per
sons . miio iee the need Of 4 good newspaper in
Ihelr Hlmilies put of the duty of subscribing for
one on account Of the want of n direct oo,,nrIun;
y lot uolhs so' we have determined to isauc this
icireular and endeavor to have IL place, beIore c
Geipt ofthe Sentinel. - -
The Cadiz Sentinel sprintel in Cadz, every
Wednesday morning ,oli good paper and with goo1h
type IL is much the largest aud cheapest pnp.r
published in the surrounding country. Ii possesses
facilities by means of the Magnetic relegrnpb for
procuring, aud il will furnish the very latest ateG
gence from every part of our extended couniry.-
EThe proceedings OF Congress, and the Ohio eyis
lature, carefully compiled lIom the most reliable
III It's DfIllCiIHI features.
until The adjournment of these bodies. The state
OF the Markets in the vaiious cities Of the Union.
VIII be obtained by Telegraph, 10 tho latest mo-
ment before going 10 press. The lDcnl news of the
county will be filhiully recorded Stories. nnec-
dotes. &c, calculated 10 instruct and nnuse, wiIa
also hnd place 10 its columns. Speeches on the
great questions agating our country will be river.
from hme TO time, the state oil its columns villa
permit.
The Sentinel will support the principles of the
Democratic party, as illustrated by JcfTsrs.sn.
jackson and Polk 1t will not, in lis discussions
Iotlhem. go 10 the Xtrcmes of partizan bitterness
resorted to by those who mistake abuse and yilil-
cation Tor argument, but confne itee to their firm
but decent advocacy tsabusing, to the best of its
ability, the minds of its readers, Of the false i'm
Presslons sought TO be made by the opposition and.
more assidnonslY than for any other object, wilR
lis exertinns be directed towards preserving har-
mony and good feeling in the Democratic riinks.
WIN tho above statements OF what the Cudjz
Sentinel now is, AMI will continue to be- we should
add that, the Democratic party of this county be
ing ut present IN the minority the emolumcnts de-
rved from the public Prnting an important item in
the support ol country papers,are entirely or near
" fo.eQoyedhy the opposition press. The Sentinel
has to depend therefore, for the pre- SEN, ,unon the
generosity fits political friends for support, and.
iithey would enableit to fill the me nsufe of their
ambition in rrgaItl toits conduct and appcarancp
'hey must extend to il liberal assistance Wehnyu.
showed, IN The above, that we intend to give ts
patrons the worth Of their money, and no effort
will be spared to fulfil that pledg 60; and We most
earnestly request, that those Who have the Interests
OF their press at heart, viii not at this time, be
found wanting III the most essential qualification
to mid It.--liberulity
We have the satisfaction Of stating MAT in afP
probability. the present Congress will restore
newspapers the privilege ofa free circulation with.
III thirty miles oIthc places ofthcir publication.