The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-10
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THE CADIZ SENTINEL.

The winter season has nrived. and mostpers6as
20 wilc awayth long evenings which IL brings with
il, turn ihsiT aiten'ion to reading. by which means
the niud Is stored with useful information, andihe
otherwise heavy hours are made 10 riiie AWAY
both pleasantly and probably. In what other
wRy can the Farmer md the Mechanic. rpegld the
hours intervening between the close Of tkeff dail
toll and the time Tor Fefiing for the Dight. So use
iulIJ to themselves, ia the perusal Of pefindi-
cal, devoted TO the dissemination Of general intel
igenee--political. morn historical, agrirultufal
mechanical, &c. The proceedings Of Congress
too, in session ,lutiug winter, furnish rons,unt
themes for the careful reflection and study of ey-
ery American, and tue dongs of the Legislature
OF his own State should be familiar tc every
)hioan, Being well aware HAT hundreds ofper
sons who feel the need Of q good newspaper in
their lnmilies put off thetuiy of subscribing for
lone on account Of the want Of direct opso: :funi-
ty for doing 50, we have determined 10 issre this
cireuar aud endeavorto have il placed before ey.
ley man in Harrison county, not ut present in re-
Eceiptofihe Sentinel.
The Cadiz Sentinel is printed In Cadiz. every
"Wednesday morning on good pare, and sTithsgood
Type. Il is much the largest and cheapesi paper
published in the surrounding country. II possesses
facilities by means ofihe Magnetic Telegraph for
procuring aud il wilfurnish, the very latest inelli-
gence from every part Of our extended county
The proceedings ofCongfess, and the Ohio legis-
llature, earefnlly compiled om the most reliable
sources, will constitute eofits principal features,
until the adjournment ofthese bodies. Thestate
OF the Markets in the Yaiious cities ofthe Union,
viii be obrtined by Telegraph, to the latest mo-
ment before going to press. The local news of the
county will he faithfully recorded. Stories, nec-
tlotes. &c, calculated 10 instruct and amuse will
al find place in its columns. Speeches on the
greatquestpns agtating our country, will he given
from time to time, the state of its columns will
permit. ga
The Sentinel will support the prineipIesa of the
Democratic party, as illustrated by Jefferson,
jackson and Polk. II will not, in is discussion
oftbem. go to the extremes ofpartiznn bitterness,
tresorted to by those who mistake abuse and Wifi
cation for argument, but confne itsefto their firm
but deeentadyocacy dsabusng, to the hestofits
ability, he minds of its readers, Of the false i'm
pressions soughtto be made by the opposition and
more assiduously than for any other object, will
its cxertions be directed towards preserving hnr-
mony and good feeling in the Democratic ranks!
, Will the above statements OF what the Citli2
Sentinel now is, and will continue to be, we should
,, add that, tue Democrltic party ofthis countybe
ing at present IN the minority, the emolumcns dc
rived from the public printing, an important item il
The support Of country papersare entirely, orneaI
ly so by the opposition press. The Sentinel
has to depend therefore, for the pre- sent upon the
generosity ofits politicalriends forsupport, and
a they would enable il to fill the me asnre of thei
L ambition in regard TO its conduct and appearance
they must extend to it liberal assistance w chav
patrons the worth Of their money, and no eflor
, will be spared to fulfil that pledge; and we mos
earnestly request, that those who have the Interest
of their press Mt hearh viii not at this time, b,
fond wanting in the most essential qualification
to aid It. liber;,lity.
; We have the satisfactio of stating that in al
! probability, the present Congress will restor,
!. newspapers the privilege ofa free circulation with
A in thirty miles ofthe places ofthcirpuboation.
s ~ TERMS. q, ~ s4fF.s4a4
! For one copy one year in adyance 81 81
i For one cory one year 7aida the close Of z
To clubs Of five subscribers to one post Of
a. fee, in advance - - -s- -l47 a
To clubs Of ten subscribers TO one post of r a
q fee, in advance 1876
e Larger clubs and for shorter time than one yea
!, - in proportion. .,....3, ,..,,~-- .s
.: Any person procuring us FIVE subscribers. pai,
/! in advance, on the ahoye terms will be entitled
Z; a sixth copy of the paper for his trouble An
'1 person. procuring ten subscribers to one post oic
on the above terms, may retain so ofthe mon
ey. or receive two copies of the paper Tor OH
ne year. -' t
ln All Kinds Of produce will be taken for suhseril
II ton, fromtbose whose circumstances will not pc
nit them to pay money, at the Cndiz marketpr
). H. r.. POWELL, si
II Dec, s, 1919. Publisher Cadis Sentinel.