The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
New YORK Day Book.

NG" AOEa Oiy DIVA
Below we publish the prospectus Of this pa
Per. As there are handreds of copies Of the
New York Tribune taken IN this county, we
know Of no better way of finding an antidote
for its hlsshoods and hsrssies than by having
an equal number of Day B9lks taken in the
county to eounteract its influence. The Day
BoOb is the same size of the Tribune, and
cheaper paper. Its market reports, and espe
cially its cattle markets, are greatly superior
and more reliable than those published in the
7,I6Sns. Read the prospectus, and if sou wish
an eastern paper, send and get the Day Bs0k,
The Crisis of The Unioni--.Fhe
Newspaper for the Tines.->ShaiI
white Nten Rule eAmericai--GreaI
Cheapest aud Best New York
Family Paper PubiiSEled.---The
weekly Day Rock for 1861. --.
The Rsy Book holds that tbs Il a govern
mene Of white men, createS. by white men for
themselves and t'reir prsterty. Hence it seeks
to enforce. asa fundamental doctrine, hat infs-
rtority Of social and political position far the ne
g,o race -psd superiority for TIE iohits race, is
me ndf,Tdt order Of Amsican socisty. Consid-
er.ng the mgintainance of this principle essen
tial 70 the preservation Of freedom and Repub.
lican institutions, it will continue to labor for
the time when few or none will dare to dispute
it. This is its appropriate field of discussion,
and 1t purposes in the future TO devote itself
more exclusively to the non partisan aspect OF
the so called slavery question, leaving mere
questions Of policy manly to the party jonr-
nails. In the future, assn the past, it will be
independent Of all party control, and RESPONSE
BILE only to the people. 1t will devote much
more space than usual to general and miscella-
neous topics to Literature, Education, Agri.
culture, Markets, &c, making the Weekly Day
| Book in every respect the best family newspa-
per in the country. As the coming year will
doubtless be one OF the most xeiting character
| in public affairs, all persons will need news-
paper. For 1861 the following improvements is
are offered: ls H.u Ga r4 s5. lE.7sit
| ONE THIRD MORE READING MATTER-The
Day Book Tor 1861 will be printed upon new
type throughout cost expressly Tor it. only O
trifle smaller, apparently, in size, but really so
much smaller as to admit OF one-tlaf1t more
reading matte, in the same space. 7 a7'
| LIrRBATuRE-We shall commence with the
first issue, in January new original story
| WTIitbu eApFBSSlF iOT litS Wv GckIJ |Ddy bOOh,
| by that popular southern writer, Prof w. II
| Peck, author OF brothers Vengeance" &c
entitled "Vfyqisaa Glencaire, a Tale of the Early
| Settlement of Alttbama." This is thrilling and
| intensely interesting story of the hardships oi
| pioneer life, the Greek Wars, the Vaccinations
Of the British, and Jacksons campaigns, found
! ed upon historical incidents in Alabama his.
| tory. l l -ss4#aa E f~ sa'
rate
! for series OF letters upon educational topics
from every southern State, concerning the pro-
| gress and condition of education, &C.. with q
| Particular inquiry into the character of school
books as they affect the spread Of anti slavery
opinions. We hope in this way to make the
Day Book efficient during 1861, in stopping. tc
some extent, the spread OF antfslavery senti.
mehts. We ask the assistance of oil teachers
| to aid us in this important work. Voluntary
communications on this subject are respectfully
solicited. h M #'.T gsAs Et@ an4
| AeRrouLTURE-Wc have engaged an expert
enced man, formerly editor Of a popolar agri
cultural magazine, to give his special attention
to this department, and we shalt devote liber-
| al portion of each weeks issue to this impor
| tant subject z4 5f & ast Ga
| MARKETS. To this departme Mt we shall de-
vote special attention, giving careful and com
plete reports of Cotton, Grain and Provision
Markets, together with special reports of the
/ Produce and Cattle Markets. These latter re
ports are prepared with unusual care by a spe.
cial reporter expressly for our columns. They
are, OF themselves, worth more to the plante
land farmer than the subscription price Of tn
ipaper. In every respect it is determined t.
make the Weekly Day Book second to no jour
nal of its class It's foreign and domestic new
correspondence, telegraphic intelligence, &c
are not surpassed by any, while in every respec
we intend that it shall be the cheapest genera
newspaper afforded by any one, and as an ap
a preciating public shall enable us, we mean b
make a better and better paper. To this enc
we solicit the aid of old friends and the co. op
leratiou Of new ones. F @5at sad" a
4 a4ysG asei TEuNs: al 2Ggs ha'
The Daily Eeer,ing Day Book is So per an
num- 1t is published at 211a O'Clock every al
+ ternoon, and contains all the news Of the day
the latest Telegfaphic intelligence up to tn
moment OF going to press, the Daily Markets
jfull Commercial News, the Stock Board, Shi
/ News, &c. Et F#a 7 @a l@3
| The Weekly Dag Book is So per annurn. I
1 is a auarto sheet and is issued every Saturday
and fits not surpassed as a weekly newspape
by any OF It's class 1t cor tains all the eaito
rial and nearly all tbs reading matter, whicl
Earpear in the Daily, except New York loca
and ship news, usually not interesting to out
OF town readers s's ' S3 '"'"
T. aTs 5aa CLUB RATES.
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Five Copies do do a'@W+ so
Twenty-one Copies do a.r 5 200
4 Fora Club Of fifty at one Office we vii
send the Daily Evening Book one year. For
Club of one hundred at one Office, we will Civ
the gotter up copy of Randall's Life Of Jei
lerson in 8 vols 8yo., or Webster's illustrated
Quarto Dictionary. ..- "a. t..l ...- -..., d.
Il Clergyman and Teachers viii hereafter b
/ furnished the Weekly Day Book for One Dol
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Payment is required invariably IN ADVANCE
and the paper is always discontinued at the ez
I ip,ration Of the time OF advance payment
J Specimen copies sent FREE. Subscriptions cal
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4 When drafts can be obtained they are safe
than to send bills. But when money is remit
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II Publishers Of Day Book, Is
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