Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-23
New Series Of the
Congressional Globe aud Appendix.
TO M sTEREoTYPED.


The undersigned originated the mode OF journaiizng the
Congress- which presented them entire Their
step every in both branches Of Congress-
brief Of all the debates every important vote and an
append including at ful length all the revised speeches
delivered during te session The work thus conducted oy
them most perfect political history. The Senators from
and Representatives from every section Of
the Union bring with them into Congress ledge of
the feelings sentiments and interests OF their several con-
siiuences. Public opinion and the public information, as
it exists among those they represent embodied by them
and in the cucble Congress the wisdom OF our times Is
brought and is concentrated, in directing
political OF the whole country The impulses
on the nation as WHOLE and all ITS component parts mace
cooperation The press be uSefuy
employed than in cOndensug and again spreading abroad the
intelligence OF free country tending 10 such happy
suits through almost mirscuousy adjusted State and
National institutions.
Having identified ourselves plan Of advancing the
usefulness Of Congress by publishing full and impartial
potts and having large Of The Congressional Globe
and Appendix issued during the last years. which would
be impaired IN value and utility to the public the
work discontinued have double motive to prompt
10 extend IL Though a We resolved IL
sos standard work worthy of being maintained and inn
proved We shall enter upon undertaking without
being distracted burdened by associate abOrs Of the
press and thus unencumbered shall hope TO make the new
series step in advance of the former all points Of
ton. With to accomplish this shall be lone
the oher always Attendance in ongress-wll compare
the manuscripts of reporters daily reports
OF the city p1peTS-cOTect all by observation and
knowledge Ct The proceedings and in important matters
we will procure the aid Of the members themselves to OBJ
tain the exact scope Of their remarks. The work, thus
thenticaied will he steeoyped which is guaranty that
we will make as perfect as it is possible for US to make it,
would rot the expense of steTeoypng it, if
did not feel confident Of its superiority all works Of the
kind which have been likely to be published Stere-
otypiug the work will enable supply lost mutated
numbers which we will do, without making charge FOR
them.
The Congressional Globe is made up of the daily proceed
ngs OF the two Houses OF Congress The speeches Of the
members condensed bring into readable length
Or made n
the movers words; and the yeas and nays all the
important questions II is printed with small ype-bever
and nonpateon double royal sheet n quaTtO form, each
number containing sixteen royal quaIto pages.
The Appendix is made up Of the Presidents annual mes
sage, the reports d the principal officers Of the Government
that accompany IT. and all the long speeches OF members OF
Congress- written revised by themselves 1t printed
in the same form as the Congressional Globe, and usually
makes about the same number Of pages.
We print the numbers fast proceedings of Con-
gess furnish enough matter for number During the FIRST
month or six weeks Of session. there rarely buSi
Globe aud number of the Appendix but during
the remainder of session there is usually sufficient
for two or three numbers Of each every week The next
session will be long supposed will be
uay nteresling therefore, calculate that the Congress
sloEa Globe and Appendix will each make near one thou
sand large quarO pages printed in small ypebrever and
nenPare We furnish complete indexes to both at the end
Of a session.
We have on hand the Congressional Globe and Appendix
for the last twelve Congress- of which five
long and short sessions The Congressional
Globe and Appendix for each session bound together IN
excellent binding, with Russia backs and Our
prices for them, thus bound together, 50 volume for
Short and 50 volume for long session, making $40 Tor
full set Those who want the back volumes should apply
for them Immediately they in demand. The last
Congress subscribed for two hundred and twenysx sets
and it is probable that the will subscribe for at least
many moTe the proceedings of Congress for the last eight
years cannot procured from any other Gales
Sesion having stopped printing their Register of Debates in
1887 few hundred copies Of the first volume is all
have hand
i The Congress will be long one, ana,
therefore, the Congressional Globe and Appendix should be
81 for the session. which is the price charge for the
bound numbers of the past long sessions but have
cluded TO reduce the price, follows, until the first day Of
next January after which time the Congressional Globe and
Appendix will each be 81 for the session. and deduction
will be made Of the number Of taken.
/ TERMS
For one COPY of the Congressional Globe, 81 so
For one copy OF the Appendix I so
For four copies Of either part OF BOTH 90
For twenty-five copies of either pant Of both, % 90
The money may RENTED by mail at our risk 1t should
be here by the 7h of December fsrhes procure
the numbers promptly.
Popeors Of newspapers who copy this Prospectus and
their entered books for copy Of the Con-
gressiOnal Globe and Appendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers low that cannot a
ford TO credit them therefore. need
his time in writing for them and not sending the
BLAIR RIVES.
i WAsHNGroN Cry October 4, 1S45
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.