Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-08-25

AN entirely new and original volume, 500
pages, large octave, and efnbelIishcd with
more than fee hu1area iety a,,9 beautiful en-
gr"g'ags, eesigna and executed By the mos.
eminent artists Of England end America. ele~
gantly bound in gilt and lettered, making It
(prlce only 50 50) the best and cheqpet Faopil}
SooH easy issus1 n ,8meriee.
CfThe demand for this work is 'tlnprece-
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CHRISTIAN F.4T'TER'S PRESENT I72
HIS F.4.NIL T." and has received the unqual
fled recommendation of all the leading papers
bath political and religious. No mere adyer
t8ement, however, can give the reader aiby
ldea OF its beauty and vali,e--it must be seen
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ted The annexed extracts from the 'oP7 y
IONS OF THE PUBLIC PRESS viii satisfy All nj
the intrinsic exccllency of this SPLENDID ar~
OF MODERN LITERATrRE-the like of which
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concentrations will Justify us in making use
OF such strong language i'll favor Of SO usefl
q work -
From the United States library Adverl.so~.
for June, 1842-sA ork Of great attra ction
and value This volume must find welcome
at every tiresde throughout the country SIS
contents are as interesting as they are impo~-
tant and instructive, and the iudicious and
talented author has here contrved to present
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same time Useful books that have appeareA
tins SIDE the Atlantic We trust the public viii
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elegant. The work is rare combination of
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for the instruct on Of youth and families
From the Christian Tnteligencer-' This
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ry numerous neat embellishments which per
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" bound and will no doubt meet with
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Union
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?ed great favor upon he young, and indeed
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From the Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
t is one Of the most elegant works of the sea-
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From the BOSTON Daily Bec-'Ar elegant
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