The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
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THE CADIZ SENTINEL


The winter season has arrived, and most persons
TO wic away the lous evenings which Il brings With
it, iufn their attention TO reading. by which means
the mind Is siorct with ustulinofmation, and tho
Otherwise heavy hours are made to glide away
both pleasantly aud pruiiably. IN shat Other
way can the Farmer and The Meehanic. spend the
hours intervening between the close OF their daily
toll and the time for ieiring for the night. suuse
uJ tn themselves. rs in tie perbsal OF peIiodi-
cal. devoted To the dissemination OF general inIel-
ligenoe political. mor'l, historical, agricn'pral
meehanieal sc. The proceedings Of Congress
100 lR sessi IN daring winter, iHrnish cOTs'ant
themes Cor the careful reflection and stndy oil ev
cry American, and tnc doings Of the Legislature
OF his own Stntc sh5uld be familiar tG every
hiOan. Being well aware tbat hundreds ofper
sons who l,cl the need &c good newspaper in
Ihcir families put of tho duty Of Subscribing nr
one hccOHnt Of The want 0f direct npl.a: :;Uni-
" for doing so. we have determined 10 issue this
circular and rndeavorAo have il placed before ey.
c!y man in Harrison county, not at present in re-
ccipt Oflhc Sentinel, ~ iAf"
/ The Cadiz Sentinel is printed in Cadiz. every
Wednesday morning. on goutl paper, and with COOL
type 1t is much lle largest and cheapest paper
published in the surrounding ronntey, Il possesses
facilities by means ofihe Magnetic Telegraph, inr
procuring and il win furnish, Tho very ntest intcli-
gencc from ryerypart OF our extended county,
The pr0ccedings OF Congress, and the Ohio Legis-
laturr, carefully coupled Iiom The most reliable
Sources win constitute orits principal features,
until the adjournment OF these bodies Thesthtc
OF The Markets in The yliiails cities 0fthe BRion,
will be obtained by Telegraph, 10 the latest mo.
mpnt before goine 10 press. The local news of the
county viii be Giilhiuliy recorded. Stories, anec-
tnrrs &c. calculated 10 inslrnct and amisc, will
also find Il plltc in its columns. Speerhes onih+
gyeatqustiurs agitalig our country, will be given
from time to time, as the state OF its columns will
permit.
The Sentinel will support the principles Of tho
Democratic party, as illustrated by Jefferson.
jackson and Polk. II will not, in is discussion
ofthrm. go to the Xirenles Of parizan bitterness,
rcsorted to by those who mistake abuse and vilif-
cation for argument, but conGne itself 10 Their tisnt
bu, decent advocacS dsabusing, TO the bestofits
nblily,iho minds Of its readers. Of the lalse i'm
pressions sought 10 be nude by hcopposition and.
more nssituousl, than FOL any other object, will
its Cxerlions be directed iowa rds preserving har-
mony and good feeling inlhc Drmocrntic ranks
Will the above statements of what the Cndiz
Sentinel now is and will continue 10 be, we should
add lhat, the Democratic party of this comfy be
ing at present IN the minority, The cmolumclts de-
rived from the publcpinting, anmporantitrnii il
The support o(coiIntry apers,arc entirely, orieaI
ly enjoy cd by the opposition press The Sentinel
has 10 depend therefore. for the pre- sent upon the
generosity OF polilical Ilieids fortupport, and
III they would enablei to Gil the mt ilsurt oftheit
ambition in gard 10 its ccnC Il Il and appearance
they must extend 10 it liberal assistance, We haW
showed, in the above, that We intend to give iI4
patrons the worth Of their money, AMI no effort
will be spared tn fulfil that pied go !; and we most
earnestly request, that those who have the Interest,"
Of their press at heart, will not AT This time b.
10 md wanting in the most essential qualification
toa r. libcrllity.
We have the salisfnciionfof stating that in al
probability. the present Congress will RESTORE
newspapers the privilege ofn free circulation with
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