The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-19

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Prospectus !Or EAtessd jtIs thc FirCag-
/ igtIOn ;aEsti Hsscrcasiiig the alsciUs-
nesS OE tsle Ohio ataicSaaia So .ia;,-
nypeuy 81 9aiIlrr, Publishers and
PIopTIGtUrs.--SieO w. Iaignypcmy.
Editor.
In issuing our prospectus for extending the
circulation and increasing the usefulness Of the
Ohio Statesman, we desire to call the attention
of our Democratic friends, of business men and
and of the public in general to the rare aGvan
tagcS it is in our power to give them. The
lStute8BtaR will be the unhnching advocate
of those political principles which reason and
experience in cur deliberate Judgement have
shown to be the basis our country'S grandeur
and uneXamped prosperity. 1t will also rcSo-
lutely oppose and expose abuses and peculations,
wherever and whenever they occur In the
service Of the people, and in behalrof public vir
tue and integrity, it will be at all times and un-
der all circumstances faithful 1t will contain
such political articles as events and the times
demand, together with such accounts Of and OBJ
servations upon passing occurrences as may be
deemed useful and instructive, or interesting
object of special attention. We shall present the
latest and most marked and interesting intelli-
genCe in every number of the paper.
The stirring events in the world at large; the
impostancc of the occurrences daily ttanspirng
within the limit of our vast Republic; the
weight Of our pending national affairs; the crti-
cal nature Of the pol tical contest to be decided
in Ohio this year, conspire to assure Us that this
is the time for a great extension Of our present
large circulation and patronage. We respect
fully urge our friends and all who take an inter
est in the harmony, the welfare and success Of
the Democratic party of Ohio, to strenuous cf
forts for the extensive diffusion Of the Statesman
among the people. No pains or expense will
be spared to make the Statesman one of the
best and most eGccLice political journals in
North America.
10 advertisers and business men it presents
unusu'l advantages. 1t circulatcs in every
county ofthe great, wealthy and populous State
Of Ohio, and largely in the Western States and
Territories. Its readers are principally the
great consuming and producing masses, and there
fore, it presents directly to the attention Of the
largest number orpurchasers and vendors, what
ever its advertisers may offer for sale.
TERMs or THE STATESMAN.
The Daily Statesman contains the latest tel
egraphc dispatches and general news by the
mails. 1t is issued and delivered to city sub
scribcrs, and mailed to the noighboring towns
every day by two O'Clock in the morning. 1t is
published at Six dollars year.
The Tr weekly Statesman is published at
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the entire matter Of two issues OF the Daily
10 those who cannot receive daily paper from
the capital OF Ohio, for want of mail facilities
tie Tri-wcelily Satesuan is the best newspaper
published in the Western country.
The Weekly Statesman, the cheapest and
most complete Democratic Family Newspaper
in the country, is published at Two Dollars per
year.
copies $500
5 100
10 1900