The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
PROsPECTUs..
THE cADIZ SENTINEL.

The winter senFOn has arrived. and most persons
to Wio away the long evenings which il brings with
it, un lheir attention 10 reading. by which means
the mind is stored with useful information, and The
olherwise heavy hours n,nde to gile away
bo'h pleasantly and pfohlahly. In what other
way can the Farmer and the Mechanic. spend the
hours intervening between the close Of their daily
toll md the time ior retiring for the night, use
iuil5 10 themselves, ms nthe peTusal Of periodi-
cal. devoted 10 te dissemination Of general intel
igence--polilical, norp historical, agricultural,
mechanical. &c The proceedings oi Congress
100, in session during winter. furnish constant
ih'mrs for the careful rejection aud study Of ev-
IcTy American, aud the duings of the Legislature
| ol hs own State should be familiar tC every
| hioan Being well aware that hundreds of per
sons Whc leei the need al n good newspaper in
their j,milies put off the duty of subscribing for
one on acconnt Of the want Of direct oor.n:t :tnn-
" for doing 80, we have determined 10 issue this
circular aud endcavQr 10 have il placed before ey
e'y man in Harrison county, not present in re-
ceipt ltle Sentinel la
The Cadiz Sentinel is printed in Cadiz. every
| Wednesday morning, on good paper, and with good
type. II is much the largest aud cheapest pap,r
published in the surrounding rounEy. 1t possesses
| aCiiiiiics by means fthe Magnetic reegraph for
procuring and il will urnish The very latest intrlli-
aence trom every parl of our extended county,
| Tie proceedings Of Congress, and the Ohio egis-
lature, carefnlly compiled iIom the most reliable
SOU CCS. VIII CtlIiSllute OiCt lS DGlnCGlI eafurpS
until the adjournment Of these bodies. The state
OF the MQrkcts in The vaious cities Of the Union,
Twill be obtained by Telegraph, to the latest mo-
ment before going To press. The Ocnl news of the
county will be iuiLfllly recorded Stories, aneo-
otes &C., calculated TO instruct and nmgse, will
also find place in its columns, Specrhesos the
geni questions agiatng our country, will be given
from time to tilne as the state Of its columns will
permit uu.f'
The Sentinel will support the prinsples eE The
Democratic party, as illustrated by jefferson,
Jack son and Polk. It will not. in is discussion
oitlem. 60 to the extremes of parizan bitterness
res0rtcd to by those who mistake abuse and Wifi.
cntion'ior argument but confne itself to their firm
hu, decent advocacy disahusng, to the hest Of its
liability the minds Of its readers, Of the false i'm
pressons sought 10 be mnde by the opposition and,
more assiduously than for any other object will
its cXcrinns he directed town rds p,es' rying har-
mony and good feeling in the Democratic ranks
Will the above statements Of what the C;ldiz
Sentinel now is, and will conlinur to be. we shomld
add that, the Democratic party Of this county be
ing AT prCsrnt III the minority, the cmOumcnts de-
rived from the public printing, an important item in
the support OF country pnpers.are entirely or neal
Iyto,cnoN Thy the opposition press. The Sentinel
has 10 depend therefore, for the pre- sent upon tho
generosity OF its polite friends furanpport. and
il they would enabIci to fill the measure of their
ambition in II gard ots conc uct and appearance,
hey must extend to it liberal nssistnrCe We have
howed. in The above, that intend To give its
atrons the worth of thcir money, and no effort
will be spared to fulfil that Piled co. and we most
eanest!l request, that those who have the interests
Of their press at heart, viii not at lhis time. be
Iolnd wanting in the most essential qualification
toHd r-lihCrliu.
We have the satisfaction Of stating that in all
probability. the present Congress will restore
newspapers the privilege ora lcr circulation with
NJ 'hIItJ miles OF the places o'thcir publication.