Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
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PUBLISH my annual Prospectus cf THE DAILY
IoDx, and TnR COSonEsstoNAL GLoBE APPkSDrx, to
remind subscribers and inform those who desire to
subscribe, that Congress will on the frs Monday or
w1sh T s bay been DbSSed So long
that public know their character and therefore
deem needless to give minute account of the kind OF
TpR will contain report of the Debates in
equal least any corps of shorthand writer's in this
s any ny sr 6 o. m
the number Of words spoken by fluent speakers
When the debates Of day do not make more than forty
columns they will appear in the Daily Globe the next morn
ing which will contain, also the of the day, together
with such editorial aItcs may be suggested by passing
events. --E
require publish "reminiscences of the public men with
years Anecdotes Of General Jackson leaders
the party which he conducted and the leading men OF other
parties, WILL believe be Interesting now, when Partzan
In bgeomnE the reporter Of the debates Of Congress
partzan paper This pledge will not be forfeited by intro:
ducDg contribution history the political traits of
character which distinguished the Ppblic men OF my time
Although am, and intend to remain thorough Demo-
them obnoxious to any party But in regard to persons
and events which go to make up history hope to make
soly'd to speak independently of all parties. -
TnE c9SoE O., GLOBE AND AFrESDix VII contain
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ments the Laws passed during the session, and ooPous
indexes all. They will be printed double royal
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between $500 and 9900 pages the long sessions for
many years have ranged between those numbers, and
the next session Will be what is termed 'ong nne-
This believe Is the cheapest work sold in
ryi whether reprint printed from manuscript
taking for data the average number of words Vt the long
pages is 1876, and tile average number of page
is 2S9I, consequently the number OF words of
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have paid less than Si and Onen cents emery 1OO,
900 1cords IhnUe furnished them, while paid my
reporters SO 90 Tor every 1897 words, of this work, i
manuscript Has any other bookseller, anywhere,
sold kook in the first instance, while at
low rate2 1beeve not; and strong is belief that
hereby to give to who shall prove the
contrary, complete of the debates running back
sell for So volume An act of Congress authorizes these
napers to go by mail free of postage. This session
will be- without boubt unusually interesting one, 1t
win be the first under the Administration and
complex questions must be discussed in IT. for exumpl
the currency, Kansas, revenue and other questions. The
Globe will be, heretofore the ouly from which
full debates can be obtained.
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WAsHlsoTON, October %, 1857. novl7-tf