Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-12-23
THE GLOBE.
Congressional, Agricultural, and L'tcrar,
Newspaper.


Congressional, agricultural, and Literary
Newspaper.
The Editors of the Congressional Globe propose
republication. Todeservc tho patronage which
ngrcss has accorded to their reports ofts debates.
'eceiving and making the Globe the official regis
they intend TO add promwi,"de to whatcr.-
rit has hitherto recommended the work. They
publish Daily Globe, to record the proceed
and debates they occur and Congrcssion.
-ilohc periodically. as heretofore. cmhodying the
orts of Congress separate from the misccanc-
matter which will accompany them in the daily
ut. To fill the sheet of the daily newspaper. it
csigned to gather the news from all quarters, and
nplete the contents by drawing from every source
t may be of most interest among literary novel;
,, and Of great utility in scientific and pratica
rks OH agriculture. For material, the leading
rnals and periodicals Of France and Great Brit
treating or such subjects, will be consulted, and
hoped, advanagcously used. Original cssavs
'ecially on topics connected with agriculture. will
obtained from the most enlightened and practical
III of our country.
Ihc flotc, as new spapcr, and as a yehiral of
,ormation and amusameat in other respects will
under the charge of Francis Il. Biair and James
Pickett. The Congressional department and
sness concerns of the paper will be under the
inagcmcnt Of JohH {. RireS. The public are
niar with Blair and Rives as connected with
press. In introducing Mr.. Pickett as one of
concern, they will be allowed TO say a few
,rds of him. He is gentleman favorally
own to the Government, for the talent and
dgmcnt which distinguished his diplomatic ser;
,e while connected with the mission to Quito :
mo.c rccontly when Charge d d'Afaires to Peru,
ON his pen mainly the Globe will derive the
ections and translations from the French Jour.
Is and periodicals, the comments on them and
other literary articles, which will be found
ION" its chief attractions.
The Globe will be published daily during the
,sion of Congress, and weekly the balance o: the
ar, and will undergo distribution in the form Of
Weekly Globe, a Congressional Globe, and an
ppcndiy.
The Weekly Globe will he the vehicle of the
iscellancous articles of the daily print, with
nopsis of the Congressional proceedings.
The Congressional Globe will embody, as it has
he for the last sixteen years, Congressional pro-
edings aud debates exclusively.
The Appendix will embrace the revised speech
separately, and the messages Of the President
the United States, and the reports of the Heads
the Executive Departments.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will
published as fast as the proceedings of Con-
'ess will make number. Subscribers may ex
ct one number of each q week during the first
ur weeks of session, and two or three numbers
each week afterwards, until the end of the
ssion.
Nothing of a political party aspect will appear
the Globe save that which will be found in the
congressional reports. A paper assuming to be
a impartial vehicle for all sides, cannot maintain
. character if the editorial columns reflect party
ue. The Editors of the Globe have borne Their
mare in the party conflicts of the press. They
lain an honorable discharge from the vocation
he Globe will inyiolably maintain the neutrality
'hich Its relation to Congress imposes
TERMS:
',r one copy Of the Daily Globe [daily during the
session of Congress, and weekly during the re-
cessl yesf, $500
or one copy Of the Weekly Globe one
year, 2O(
or one copy of the Congressional Globe
during the next session, if subscribed for
before the first of January, 10,
or one copy of the Appendix during the
next session, If subscribed for before the
first Of January, 10
'or six copies Of either the Congressional
Globe, or the Appendix, or part of both, 5 o
The subscription for the Congressional Glob
IT the Appendix, after the lst of January, will b
81 SO. The original price of one dollar dos
,ot pay the expenses Of the publications in cons
Iuencc of the great increase Of matter publishes
Our prices for these papers are SO low that "
annot afford to credit them ont therefore no pc
on need consume time in ordering them, unle'
he subscription price accompanies the order.
Projectors of newspapers who copy this Pro
,ectus before the lst day Of December, and ser
is ono copy of their paper containing it marks
round with pen to direct our attention TO
hall have their names entered on our books &
me copy Of the Congressional Globe and ARpe
liz during the session, or one copy Of the Dai
lobe, whichever they prefer.l - $50
BLAIR 4 RIVES.
Washington, October is, Is4s, Nov. 2