Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

a DoVAk AVA GiVA
AN entirely rev and original volume, 500
pages. large octave, and embellished with
more than .fpe hundred ne,c and beautiful en-
graai'ags, aesigiid and executed by the most
eminent artists Of England and America, ele>
gantly bound in g-iIt and letteretl, making at
(pr;;"e only So 56l The best and cheapest Family
T,,.on era Issued ia .9aersca.
otrrhe demand for this work is nnprece-.
lent,,.l and ORDERS are pciflhg. in from all
parts of the United States It IS called ~
F.aTHLl2' s PRESENT re
HIS I.dJ{lL T." and has received the unquai-
fled leoem,p eudston Of all the leading papers
bath political and religious. NO mere aClyer-
tsement, however, can gige the reader any
idea Of its beauty end value--it~4n,Ist be seen
TO be admired, and read to be duly apprecia-
ted The annexed extracts from the 'oPrN-
IONS aF THE PUBLIC PRESS will satisfy ALL Ct
the intrinsic exceilcncy of this SPLENDID eElr
.oe monEEN LIrERATURE-the Ike Of which
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.cosnmsndations' viii Justify us in making use
of-sUeh strong language i'll iaYor 2f SO useful
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@Fro1nstlfe United States Library Advertiser,
for JUNO, 1872 A " ork of great attraction
and value. This volume must find welcome
at every fireside throughout the country its
contents are as interesting as they are impor
tant and Instructive, and the iudcious and
talented author has here contrived to present
Us with one Of the most attractive and at the
same time useful books that have appeared
This side the Atlantic. We trust the public will
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From the New York Evangelist-'This is a
work possessing many novel and attractive
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It's chef clam, however, to popularity, coT-
ssts in lis multitudinous embellishments
Something over i've hundred engraviugs are
contained in the voluae--they ale costly and
elegant. The work is rare combination OF
the useful and attractive IT is well designed
for the instruction Of youth and families
From the Christian Intelgencer-' This
work is an attractive one, not only for the We
ny numerous neat embellishments which per-
wade it, t-from the interesting and useful
matter which it comprises. This work is iii
large octave, highly decorated, and handsome
y bound; and viii no doubt meet with
popular demand
From the New World The eneravings,
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and we cdeeriulH recommend it to the notice
Of our readers
From the New York Tribunet-s This is a
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The public will soon find it one of the books
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the land with many ten thousands
From the Boston Times This IS the name
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rIAN FArHER's PRESENT TO HIS FAMILY The
five hundred engravings are executed by the
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with a circulation commensurate with its mer.
its, it will be found in every dwelling in the
Union.'
l. From the Boston American Traveller
<Ths is one of the most finely illustrated and
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appearance. Tie literary portion of the work
is well written, and the whole illustrated with
several hundred new ard elegant engravings.
MIR. Sears has made popular book-confer-
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merits the patronage and thanks of all clases.'
From the Baptist Advocate we cheerful
7 ~ commend the book to the readers Of The
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at very cheap rate
! From the Boston Observation-Disclosures
it is one ofthe most elegant works OF these
son, & must prove the most useful ever issued
from the American press
From the Roston Daily Mail We cordial
! " recommend this excellent book
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cheerfnly recommend it to the notice of eve
ry Christian parent, rs a beautiful gift TO pre-.
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From The Boston Daily Bee~-sAn elegant
work OF five hundred pages, and containing
about 500 engravings. The contents of the
volume appear to be sound, judicious and III
teresting.' 49,. I'd,
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/ 1872 Nassau ST. n Y
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