Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-19
TEE GLOBE:
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T PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus az The DAILY
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When the debates Of day do not make more than ory
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ing which will contan also, the of the day together
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party which he oonducted and the leading men OF other
parties, w believe be Interesting nov, when Patzan
in becorne the reporter OF the sbs.es Of Congress
deemedit proper e & ioss S99id MEYER n 3e
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them to party BS In regard d to % nSE
the Globe an ho-est memoir and with that view am re-
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between $500 and 1900 pages the long sessions fol
many years ranged between those numbers, and
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taking tn the average number Of words Of the long
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Is 1876, and the number of words on page
is 1885,, consequently the number Of words OF
ons session is 92ql72 AS have sold to subscribers
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IhGre JtrliihtG them, while have paid my
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uuscrtpt Has any other bookseller, anywhere,
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hereby give to who shall prove the
contrary complete of the debates running back
year 1885, making fortythree quarto volumes, which
sell for So volume An act Of Congress authorizes these
narers to by mail free of postage Tbs next session
will be- without bOubt, unusually interesting as
will be the first under the Administration and several
complex questions must be discussed in it for examp
the currency, Kansas, revenue, and other questions The
Globe will be- heretofore, the only from which
full debates can be obtained.
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wAsHISGToN, October 81, 1857. novlI-tf