The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
PROsP CTUs.
OF
THE CADiZ SENTINEL.

The winter season has arrived. and most perssu
TO vile away The long evenings which it brings with
~ 'urh ihtI attention 10 reading. by which neans
the nnnd is stored with useful information and the,
otherwise heavy hours are made 10 glide AWAY
pom pleasantly and pToftably. In what other
way can the Farmer and the Mechanic, spend the
"o9iS intervening between the close of their daily
s'm anu the time for retiIing for the night, so use
IJ W themselves, ms in the pernsal Of periods
-; foteG 10 Tie dissemination of general intel
!Iseiiioepotioal morpl historical, agricultural,
| n'ee".'h'cal, &C The proceedings Of Congress
loo' III session during winter, furnish cons,nut
'heHies ioi the careful rejection and study of ey-
cry Amencah, and the doings of the IrS;sln,p,,
ol ilS own Hia'e shaHld be familiar tc every
l'lio"u' DelhS WEI l"ware hat hundreds per
sons VINO ieel The need Of good newsnapet n,
their families put off the duty of subscrib;ng Gnr
one on account OF the want Of direct on,,o ,I,n;
ty for doing so, we have determined 10 ;ssne ,L;o
circular and cndeayor to have it placed before cy.
eiy man IN Harrison county, not at present in re-
ccipt oithe Sentinel.
The Cadiz Sentinel is printed in Cndiz evorv
wednesday morning,on good paper, and with go,,d
| type. 1t is much the largest and cheapest pnr.r
published IN the surrounding cOuntry. Itpossesses
lachties by means ofthe Magnetic Telegraph, inr
procuring, and il will furnish the very latest intei
gence from every part Of our extended country
me proceedings OF Congress-, and the Ohio l. eeis.
lhture' carelully compiled iIom the most reliable
sources, Will constitute one ofits principal leaturs
until the adjournment Of these bodies Tho statn
of the Markets in the various cities of the TJninn.
will be Obtained by Telegraph, TO the test mo-
ment before going to press. The local news of tho
county will faithfully recorded. Stories, annc-
Totes. &c, calculated TO instruct and amnse will
also ind place in its columns. Speeches on tho
great questions agitating country, will he ri, en-
from time to time, us the state its columns will
permit.
r The Sentinel will support the principles Of tina
Democratic party, rs illustrated by Jcilars, m,
Jackson and Polk. 1t will not in is discuss;ou
otthem, go to the extremes of partizan bitterness
resofted to by those who mistake abuse and vili6
cation for argumen but confue itself to their firm
but decent advocacy disabusing, to the bestol lis
abihty,the minds fits readers, of the false i'm
pressions sought to be made by the opposition ;art
more assiduously than for any other object vii /
its cxertions be directed rls preserving blr
mony and good feeling in the Democratic ranks.
WIN the above statements of what the Cudiy
sentinel nowls, and will continue to be. we shoul
ada that, the Dcmoomtic party of this county hc
ing at present m the minority, the emoumonts d.,
rived rom the public printng an important item in
ihe support OF country papers,are entirely, or nenr
| lly so,eWoyedhy the opposition press. The Senlin
| has to depend therefore for the pre- sent unon IT,,
generosity OF its political friends foraupport. ana
II they would cnabloit to fI the measure of their
! hmbltion in regard toits conduct and appearance .
lhey must extend to it liberal assistance We ha, a
/ showed, in the above, that we intend to give irs
patrons the worth of their money, and NO elro,
VIII be spared to fulfil that pied ga; and we mos
earnestly request, that those who have the interest
OF their press MT heart, will not at this time. bn
ioIntl wanting in the most essential qualification,
| to ad I:--hberality. -
We have the satisfaction of stating that in nj |
! probability. the present Congress will rcstoIu
newspapers the privilege ofa free circulation will
III lhlrfy miles oIthe places oftheir publication.