The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17
PaOsPECTUs 5.
THE CADH SENTINEL.

The winter season has arrived. and mrs peTs,ns
to wilc AWAY tie hong evenings which ii bnuss win
il, Jugn thCiTuitentianio reading by which means
the nind is storcG wiih useful Information, and tht
ohlergise heavy hours are made 10 nio away
buth pleasantly and profiinbly. In 'hui otheI
way eau the FBImcr and the Mechanic, srcnd The
houts intervening between the close OF their daily
toll und the time for reiiing for the night So use
iullT 10 themselves, ms IN che pcYusal OF pel"ll
cal, devoted TO tie dissemination Of general intel
hgcnce- political mor'l, historical, agricultural
mtchauiusl, SC. The proceedings OF Congress
too, in sessi'n during winter, mu1sh constant
themes FOR the careful reflection aud study Of ey.
cry American, and tue doiugs Of tho Legislature
OF his own State should be familiar &c every
)hioan. Being well aware That hundreds Of per
sons who feel lie need # good newspaper M
their families put of the duty Of subscribing tor
one on account Of the want of q direct oppoTuni-
! " for doing 81, we have determined to issue TINS
circular and rndeayort to have it placed before ey
ciy man in Harrison county, not ut present in re-
ceiPt o(the Sentinel.
The Cadiz Sentinel is printed in Cadiz, every
"Wednesday niorning,on good paper, and with good
| type. II is much The largest aud cheapest paptr
published IN the surrounding rountry. II possesses
larItiics by meaus ufihc Magnetic Telegraph, !os
procuring and il will furnish, the very latest i1teli
genee from every pam Of our extended county
! The proceedings oi Congress. and the Ohio egs-
lniure. cH'clully complied tom the most reliable
Sources viii constitute one oCits prucipni features,
until the adjnHmmcut OF these bodies. The state
Of the Markets in the valious cities OF The Union,
viii be obtained by Telegraph, IN The latest
ment before going to press. The local news Of the
county viii be Rithiully recorded Stories ancc-
dotcs. &c. caculaied TO Instruct and nmuse. viii
also find place IN its columns, Speeches o> the
@geai questions agim,ing cnuntrv viii be given
| from tituc to time, the state VI It's columns will
permit
! The Sentinel viii support the principles Of the
| Democratic party, as illustrated ny .jrfi,rsn,
i5ackson and FIX. It will moi. iui.s discussion
ntthntu. 90 10 Ihc tStI Sncs oi par@1n bitterness.
| rcsortrd IA by those who mIs'HNe ahnse anu vi IL
CnIiou for argument. hut Counup its, u :" Their firm
bu' decent udyocacl tlisnbusjng to h, hest of its
ability the ninds Of its readers, OF the false i'm
pltssons sought to be made by The Imposition and
more assdIoUsh thHn fut any other object. will
It's Cxrrliuns be objected iowa rds preserving hnr-
mury and good ceiing in lie Democratic rtulls.
| VIII the above statements OF what the Cudiz
Sentinel is. AMI VIII continue to be- we shuud
add lhat, the Democratic party of this count, be-
ing At present IN the 'iuolty, the emolumcnt- de-
rived rom tie public printing, an important Item in
The support OF country papesnre entirely, OrUcal-
ly enjoy cd by theopposIiun press The Sentinel
has 10 depend Therefore. for the pre- sent upon The
generosity oi It's poliitalicuds iorauppOrt. und
/ IL thew would enrhlcit to Gil ibe MEASURE Of their
/ nmhiiion in r. gatd loie cen, urt and Appearance.
| hey must extend to it ihclnlussislancc Wrhavc
! -howCd, in the above, Ghat We intend To give its
Pauops the worth Of thcir moury and no effort
viii be spared to fulfil that pied ge; aud we most
earnestly request that those who have the Interests
OF their press at henrt, viii not at this time. he
! TO ind wanting in the most essential qualification
! to aid It. libcuIitY.
/ We have The satisfaction Of stating that in all
/ probability. the present Congress will restore
newspapers the privilege Off iree circulation with