The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-24
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
1857. 1857.
The Cheapest Family Newspaper i'm

NHt w C9ts
The Weekly Plain Dealer will commence its
sixteenth volume, on the first day of January
1857. It will continue the same jocose, fearless
fighting journal, it has ever been, DEALING
PLAINLY, but kindly with ALL! 1t will battle
| for the Constitution and the Union, as 'the
worlds best treasure and last hope" 1t will
oppose fusionism in every form. and battle Dis
union in every disguise. OF its vigilance as a
Sentinel upon the watch-tower Of Diberty, it is
sufficient to say, that it is never yet been found
mapping at its post.
The New Volume g. the New Year!
The New Volume will commence with New
| Year, big with important events. A new leaf
in the history of this Republic will be entered,
upon the Inauguration of
d Nea0 President and Vice Prea,dent!
Dnring the coming year, the policy of the New
Administration will be fully unveiled in regard
to the following important and exciting National
topics
| The final settlement of tho Kansas difficulty,
on which the whole question Of slavery in the
Territories is pending The final settlement Of
the Central American question, as against the
claims of England Our right of free transit
across the Isthmus, and the recognition and
maintainance of the Walker republic in Nicara-
gua the Danish Sound Dues, the acquisition of
Cuba, the annexation of the Sandwich Islands,
the admission of Minnesota as a State admis-
sion of Oregon, admission Of Utah, with or with
out polygamy, admission of Kansas, with or
without slavery, probable admission of Nebras-
ka and Washington territories the inaugural
message of James Buchanan, the doings Of the
new Democratic Congress. These are some of
the leading events which will distinguish the
incoming Administration, and most Of them
will transpire during the coming year.
Now is the time 10 Subscribe!!
Cleveland, from its central location, and from
| its great concentration of Rail Roads, Teegraphs
and water communication with the world, is ad-
mitted to be the best news point in the west
1t can furnish intelligence from dH parts of the
world, days ahead of the NeO York papers, and
the Plain Dealer belonging to the New York
Associated Press, is the first to publish the For
eign and domestic markets, news, disasters upon
the lakes and commercial intelligence generally.
1t will have daily Telegraph dispatches from
Washington during the session of Congress, and
has regular Correspondents in all the principal
cities Of the Union.
In addition to full and faithful record Of pass
ing events, we intend to devote a considerable
portion of our paper to "Polite Literature. -
Every paper will contain story, either origi-
hAi VI oeleCtcu, accompanied WIN tlie, CnoiCeSt
variety of Miscellany, such as Poetry, Discov-
cries, Biographies, Jokes, Oddities, &c, &c, ma
king altogether one Of the most Valuable
Family Journals iH the Wcst!!!
"Prompt to improve and to invite, ~
Well blend instruction with delight" n.
Is5-Our Agricultural, Commercial, and Tele-
graphic Departments, will each be worth the
subscription price of the paper, u,r-
TEXAS:
Single subscribers, '"- -f- $500
Clubs Of Ten 4,- .F a-4Gg.. ar. : l,50
Clubs of Twenty -1aa,E. 1925
Clubs of Fifty 100
Pay invariably in advance. To the getter up
of a Club, one copy gratis. WI
O1T-Post Masters are especially requested to
act as agents. They should in every case where
possible, substitute WESTERN DEMOCRAT
IC PAPERS FOR EASTERN FUSION PA
PRRS., G,r , dt ''5'''
OCTSubscribers to the New Volume should
send in their names as early as the middle of
December, so that they may be- registered in
time for the first number. All funds received at
current rates, and if registered, mailed at our
risk, j. w GRAY, Cleveland, o.