The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Prospectus Of the
DAnr-srm-wrEKIr AND wEEnr.

DAuy-SKn-wKKKLY AND WKEKIT.
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In presenting our prospectus at this ume
to the public, we shall endeavor TO De as
brief and direct to the point as possible we
shall not, as another paper has done, brag OF
ours being the best one in the world, or IN
this city-we think it has character and age
enough to speak for itself. But, be that as
il may, we shall not discontinue u paper on
that account We, therefore, send out our
prospectus, inviting all who desire to take It,
TO do so of course.
Our Daily paper will be issued at $500
a year, from the FIRST of January. 1852, IN
invariably in advance, to all subscribers out
of the city, and sent by mail. To subscrl-
bers in the city, and delivered by carriers,
the price will be, as heretofore, Six Dollars.
After the LIST of January next, we shall dis
continue our Tri Weekly Statesman, and pub
fish in its stead a Semi Weekly, the size OF
our present Weekly Ohio Statesman. The
Semi Weekly will contain all the matter Of
the Daily Statesman, and be issued on Mon
DAYS and Thursdays, at $500 per annum,
for single subscribers, and for Clubs as below
Such as do not desire the Daily Statesman,
either on account of cost, or the arrangement
or disarrangement of the mails, will find the
Semi Weekly to be the very paper they are
or ought to be looking for, in all respects
1t is the paperth that every politician, especial
" those who wish to be posted up, should
take, unless they take the Daily.
The Weekly Ohio Statesman will be ar
improved family newspaper, and we have nj
doubt, will be better liked than heretofore,
1t will contain as few advertisements as pos
sible, and no long patent medicine adver
tisements by the year.
TERMS BY THE YEAR.
Daily, by mail, 500
City, by carriers, co.
Semi Weekly, single subscribers, 3,O'
%. Ten Club, do. at one P. O., $50
I" Twenty " 400
Weekly, single subscribers, l,5'
Ten Club subs. at one P. 0, 1870
Twenty-Five $50
The Club subscribers should all 60 to on
Post Office, and be sent on one sheet of pa
per at the same time. The same person
t however, who sends one list can continu
sending additional names at the same price:
| to any amount he may choose.
The Legislature, will, in all probability
: from the large amount of work before it, b
It in session three or four months--then wi
: follow the publication of all the Genera
: Laws, and few others, under the New Cor
t s~titution can be passed, after which time W
= shall be in the heat of a most importar
Presidential contest. Who will then desire
: for so small an amount Of money to take
s paper for less than a year?
SESSION PAPERS.
!; To those, however, who wish only to tax
e a paper during the sitting of the Legislature
: we offer the following very low terms. III
= time, flour months, we presume will cove
h the whole proceedings of the Legislature
Democrats--the State is in your hands, an
the most important session of the Lcgislatul
: that ever convened in Ohio is about to sit
e who of you will not feel interest enough
o the proceedings to have a paper?S
C The Session Ohio Systematically, fou
months, commencing with the session {
x the Ohio Legislature (the LIST Monday
e January, 1857 $Q,C
Semi-W eeekly, for the SAINT time, 1,C
Weekly, do. (
is The Daily and Semi Weekly will conta
j. all the Legislative news-the Weekly sue
portions as can be made available to its CO
umns. Eg-No paper, yearly or sesslot
d will be sent without the money in adyahc
e And at the expiration of each subscriptlo
paid for, the paper will cease going unle
l. the description is renewed.
We believe we have now said enough
d to terms, &c, one word, therefore, to o
d Democratic friends. Without your aid,
d our writing, and printing, and circuIatil
= ~Prospectuses will amount to nothing. "
are scattered all over this great Democrat
l. State-we are here confined to a little M
row room, working, and fretting, and fussil
II for the triumph of the great principles tn
are free to all ~pations, as those principl
freed us--but without your aid to circula
them among the people, our labors must
confined to a small area, and of but little
s. fective force. How many democrats in
4. hio will then give us a lift in this matte
is We hope many--many oftllem.
ii Egr All letters to the Editor should ha
the postage paid.
a RgrWnte The m plain, a great ma
MT of them, and be particular about the P'
b. Office.