The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-09

In the fulfillment Of an intention formed some
time since by the present Publishers and Pro-
prietors Of the Ohio Statesman, We have con-
cluded to reduce the Mammoth Weekly Ohio
Statesmen to the very low price of
ONE DOLLAR
per year, payable in all cases in advance and
hereafter it will be furnished to all those who
desire it at that price. We flatter ourselves
that we will thus place it within the power OF
every Democratic Voter in Ohio, to take for
himsslfthis Old and Reliable Democratic Jour
nal, which, as political newspaper, is not sur,
passed by any in the United States.
The present is an appropriate time to sub
scribe. as the coming sessions of our own Legis-
lature and Of Congress, will attract the atten-
tion of all the voters of the State, and their
doings will be copiously reported in the Week
ly Statesman. The great campaign OF 1860
will soon begin, and the voters of the State
should az once prepare for it, by possessing them
selves of a reliable and faithful advocate Of
sound Democratic principles, such as the Ohio
Statesman is now and will continue to be. l.
will take an active and efficient part in that
contest and use all its energies to promote the
success Of the party and the triumph Of the
nominees of the Charleston Convention.
In addition to its political character, the
Weekly Statesman will furnish its patrons with
a correct epitome of all the stirring events that
in this fast age are constantly occurring at
home and abroad, and in addition thereto full
share OF the general news of the day will be
given. Independent of its political character
we will endeavor to make it a first class News
paper.
Especial attention will be taken to supply
our patrons with the latest and most reliable
news of the markets in all the principal marts
of trade and commerce, and the business man,
the mechanic and the farmer may all rely uron
it that their tastes and interests will be consul
ted and attended to.
In addition to our Mammoth Weekly we al
so publish Tri- Weekly and the Daily States
man, the former at Three and the latter at Six
Dollars per year.
We respectfully request our personal friends
and the friends of the Democratic cause in all
parts Of Ohio, to aid us in circulating the Nam
moth Weekly Ohio Statesman We have de-
sire to place it in the hands Of every Demo-
cratic voter in the State believing as we do that
the cause would be materially promoted there
| by. We also request our friends to aid US in
extending the circulation of the Tr r-Weekly
and Daily Statesman Subscriptions to either
of the last named papers--the Tri- Weekly and
Daily-will be taken for any term of time, at
the same rates as yearly subscribers, payments
to be made in advance in all cases. and the Dai-
! ly Statesman will be furnished to carriers in
any of the towns in Ohio not now supplied in
| that way on the usual terms.
| AS an inuucement to those who may be will
ing to solicit subscribers to our Mammoth
Weekly, we will give to the person who will
furnish us with the largest list of yearly paid
subscribers in any one locality in this State by
the 5 list Of December next, the sum Of $50; TO
the person who will furnish US the next largest
list of subscribers as aforesaid, in one locality
by the 31st Of December next, the sum Of $50;
to the person furnishing US with the next Cor
third) largest list as aforesaid, the sum of $40,
and to every person who will furnish us list
of twenty yearly paid subscribers to the Week
| ly, we will send copy of the some one year
free. Persons who compete for the above pre-
miums, may transmit subscribers from time to
time until the 3lst of December, when the a.
wards will be made and the premiums paid to
the successful competitors.
,.su .ar. MANYrENNY & MILLER,
| Publishers and Proprictors.
Columbus, October %, 1853.