Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-02
THE GLOBE.
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'er' they intend TO add promptitnae TO whatever
merit CT hos hitherto recommended the work. They
WIN publish Daily Globe, to record the proceed
a. anu debates as they occur and Congrcsson.
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comnleto tbo e, 'ne news from all quarters and
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ties, and OF great utility in scientific ona N,a,
works on agriculture. For material ,Ia Ps:.. P,a.oa'
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Appendix.
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miscellaneous articles of the daily print with
! synopsis OF the Congressional PROCEEDINGS.
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