Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01
~ TIE GLOBE:
The OmcinI Paper of Congress.

T PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus df The DAILY
and Tug Lons AND ApPSsPi to
SUBSCRIBE that Congress will the frs, Monday of
papers They have been published so long
that public know their characters and therefore
deem needless to give minute account OF the kind OF
matter they will contain.
TE DAILY GLOBE will contain report of the De6atesi
equal at least to any corps of writer's in this
able to report UerJdfin ten hour while
average number of words spoken by fluent speakers
When the debates day do make than forty
columns they will appear in the Daily Globe the next
with such editorial may be suggested by passing
I'll also my intention from time, occasion
require, publish "reminiscences OF the public men with
years Anecdotes General Jackson. and the leaders Of
the party which conducted, and the leading of other
bitterness has abated
deemed proper to say that the Globe would never be
partzan paper This pledge will not be forfeited by intro
c1aracter which distinguished the public my time
Although am and intend to remain, thorough Demo-
them obnoxious to anyparty hut nregarI to persons
and events which 60 to make up history hope 9 70 make
solv d to speak Independently OF all parties 80
report Of all the Debates Congress- revised by the speak
crs the Messages President OF the United States the
Annual Reports of iAe Heads Of the Executive Depart
Indexes TO all. They win be printed double royal
tanning sixteen pages. The whole VIII make it is believed
500 and SBOO as the long sessions Tor
many years have ranged between niose numbers, anu
the next session Will be what is termed a long one-
This believe Is the cheapest work sold in any coun-
try, reprint printed from mRnnscftpt copy,
taking for data the average number of words Of the long
pages 1885, and the average number OF words on page
is 1884, consequently the number ofwords OF
long session 9G9O72 As have sold to subscribers
Of words for Sic dollars follows that they
have paid Tess than Si and oped cetsOr every 1907
GOO Ihd0e Jrnished them, while have paid my
reporters Sc for every 9T words, OF this WOrHi IN
H9HnuscFip Has any other BOOKSELLER anywhere, ever
hook the first instances while 1t was new ~ so
low Tate3 believe NOT; and so strong IS my belief tha
Thereby agree give to person who shall prove the
contrary complete set of the debates running back e
the year 1885, making fortythree quarto Volumes which
sell for So volume An act of Congress authorizes these
papers go by mail free OF postage. Tbs next session
will be- without boubt, unusually interesting one as It
Will he the first under the and several
comIl questions be discussed in it, for eHamPl
the currency, 1nsas revenue and other questions The
Globe will be, herrOfore the only from Which
full debates be obtained.
TERMS:
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For u copy OF the Congressional Globe and. Appen.
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silver. = o
a paper Eillnot be sent nles, the money accompanies
uh s,, otaer Ior It. JOHN @. RItES.
"ASH'SST"s, oet"ber "a, 1857 noVlT-tf