The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-14
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OF
THE CADIZ SENTINEL.

Inc winter season has arrived, and mnstperson
TO wic nwaythe long evenings which il brings with
H. iufn their attention 10 reading by which means
the mind is stored with useful information. and lie
otherwise heavy hours are made to eide away
ooIh pleasantly and pfoftably. In what other
way can the Farmer aud the Mechanic speDd the
hours intervening between the close of their daily
toll and The time for refining for the night so use
Ilnl5 TO themselves, as in the perusal Of periud-
cal, devoted to TIC dissemination of general intel
igence--polilicnl, morrl historical, agricultural,
mechanlcal, sc. The proceedings Of Congress
too, M sessi IN during winter, furnish constant
themes lOr the careinl reflection and study of eY-
cry American, aud tue dongs of the Legislature
joi his own State should be familiar tc every
| )hoan. Being well aware that hundreds of per
sons who feel the need Of good newspaper in
their families put off the duty Of subscribing for
one en- account Of the want Of direct onrorfuni-
[ y for doing so, we have determined to issue this
circular and endeavor to have it placed before cy.
e,y man in Harrison county, not at present in re-
ceipt ofthe Sentinel
The Cadiz Sentinel is printed in Cadiz. every
Wednesday morning,on good paper, and with goutt
/ type. 1t is much the largest and cheapest paper
published in the surrounding county. possesses
facilities by means the Magnetic Telegraph, inr
procuring, and will urnish the very latest intet-
genCe from every part of our extended county,
The proceedings Of Congress. and the Ohio egs-
lature, carefully compiled 1Om the most reliable
sources will constitute ofis principal features,
!until the adjournment of these bodies The state
OF the Markets in the various cities of the Uniun
will be obtained by Telegraph, to the latest mo-
ment before going TO press. The loonl news of the
county will be faithfully recorded. Stories anac-
ldotcs. &c, calculated to instruct and nmIse, WIN
also find place in its columns. Speeches on he,
greatqnestions agtating our country will he given
from time to time, the state ofits columns will
permit .#.4..
The Sentinel will support the principles of the
mn ;IIuctr,tn6 hy Tnif,.
Jackson and Polk. 1t will not, in lis discussions
orthem, go to the extremes of partzan bitterness,
ircsOrted to by those who mistake abuse and vilii-
cation for argument, but confne itsel to their firm
but decent advocacy dsabusing, to the best OF its
ahiity.the minds of its readers, Of the false inn
pressions sought to be made by the opposition ;ard
more assiduonsly than for any other object, will
It's cXerions be directed owa rds preserving hlf.
mony and good feeling in the Democratic ranks.
viii the above statements Of what the Cutliz
Sentinel now is, nnd will continueto be, we should
add that the Democratic party of this county he
ing at present N the minority, the emolumcnts dc.
rived from the public printing, an important item in
the support ot country papers,are entirely, ornear
yfo ,enioycdhy the opposition press. The Sentinel
has to depend therefore, for the pre- sent upon the
generosity OF its political friends foraupport, and
il they would ennbeit to fill the measure ftheir
ambition in regard uits conduct and appearance,
they must extend to it liberal assistance We have
showed, in the above, that we intend to give its
patrons the worth of their money, and no edort
will be spared to fulfil that pied go and we most
earnestly request, thatthose who have The interests
of their press at heart, will not at this time, he
fond wanting in the most essential qualification
to aid lt--libcrrlity
We have the satsnction of stating that in "A II
probability, the present Congress will restoe
newspapers the privilege ofa free circulation with.
in thirty miles oltho places oltheir publication.
TERMS.
For one copy one year in advance $40
For one copy one year paid at the close Of
the year 900
To clubs of five subscribers to one post Of -.
fee, in advance TOO
10 clubs ot ten subscribers to one post Of
flee, in advance - 1850
Larger clubs and for shorter time than one ycar
i'll proportion
Any person procuring us five subscribers. paid
in advance, on the above terms will identified tn
sixth copy of the paper for his trouble, ANY
person procuring ten subscribers to one post office
on the above terms, may retain S. so o'rhe mon
icy. or receive two copies Of tie paper lor one
year.
All kinds produce will be taken for subscrp-
ton, from thusc whose circumstances will not pcr-
Unit them to pay money, at the Catiz market price
T.. r. POWELL,
Dec s, lS49 PublisheT Cddis SentineL