Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-01

AN entirely new and original volume, 500
pages. large octave, ard embellisl,ed with
eiore than ffpe hundred neev and beautiful en-
cravings, desgnd and executed by the most
eminent artists of England and America, ele,
gant!y bound in gilt and lettered, making It
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Booh ecer Issued in .35nerica
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bath political and religious. No mere adver-
tsement, however, can give the reader any
idea Of its beauty and value-it must be seen
to be admired, and read TO be duly apprecia-
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IONS or THE PunLTc PRESS will satisfy AL OF
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Fro'nthe United States brary Advertiser,
tor June, 1872 a work Of great attraction
and value. This volume must find a welcome
at every tireSide throughout the country its
contents are as interesting as they are impor-
tant AMI instructive, and the iullicious ana
talented author has here contriyed 10 present
us with one of the most attractive and at the
same tin1e useful books that have appeared
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It's chief claim, however, to popularity, con-
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Something over five hundred engravings are
contained III the voIume-they al e costly aud
elegant The work is rare combination of
TIE useful AMI attractive It is well designed
for the instruction of youth and families
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ry numerous neat embellishments which per-
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matter which it comprises This work is in
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b bound; and will no doubt meet with .
popular demand.'
From the New World The engravings
from new and original designs, are well exc
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and we cdeeFfulty recommend it to the notice
Of our readers
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TTAN FArHER's PRESENT TO HIS FAMILY The
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Union.'
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several hundred new and elegant engravings.
MIR. Sears has made popular bQoE-confer-
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ly commend the book to the readers of the
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it is one ofthe most elegant works of the sea,
son, & must prove the most useful ever issued
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ly recommend this excellent book
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eheerfully recommend it to the notice Of eve
ry Christian parent, as a beautiful gift 10 pre-.
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volume appear to be sound, iudicious and in
teresting.'
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