Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21
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RD0WENs Pictorial Sketch Book of rcnnfylya.
hb nia or is Scenery. Internal improvements,
Resources and Agriculture. popularity described,
Illustrated with over 200 Beautin, Engraving,
hnd accompanied by Barnes Large Map Of the
STATE carefully colored, Eighth edition, Reyisod,
Corrected and Improved. One Volume, Syo., with
over 900 pages, and handsomely bound. Sent by
mail lu- Free Of expense.
The author commences with Sketches Of Travel
os he starts out on his tour and while every object
Of interest is marked and noticed, hc leads the
reader to a clear knowledge Of what he passos by
instead Of going over tho ground travelled before,
and describing gimply the State and her People,
rs a stand still Institution he grasps Ht once, the
sources Of her wealth, her immense and increasing
improvements, her inoXharstible mineral treas
ures, her agricultural capacity, and strength and
not being content to pass aupericially over these
vast interests he handles shem all analyses theit
respective departments, aad treats for the popular
ear what before was only reserved for the favored
few; having made her minerals one of his pleas
out studies, he takes pride in presentngto Penn.
sylyanians Pennsylyanias greatest source Of
wealth in THE Coal FORMATION. On this subject
probably no man is more at home, aud his percop-
tons Of the mnttor is laid before the reader in 70
lucid and clear n style, that none can be mised OF
mystifed Engrayings illustrating tho formation,
drawn under his own observation, are introduced
to make the subject as clear possible this arti-
Gle alone is worth double the price Of the book.
The MANUFACTURE or IRoN is treated in the same
mastery manner with appropriate engrayings
illustrating the manufacture in all its parts.
The Agriculture Of the State-tho Cities, Towns
and Villages are described and dwelt upon, the
characteristics Of the pooplo pointed out, and the
various improvements in progress or projected,
noticed. Added 10 this is Campbcll's always beau
tiful Gertrude Of Uyoming.
The press throughout the State .have, with uni
ted voice pronounced il the best popular Book ey-
or written on the State. Accompanying every
volume is Barnes largo Map Of the State, carefully
colored-the latest aud best Map published, and
which rctails separately at One Dollar, and is un-
doubtcdly the only correct one issued
The price Of the Book is placed at the lOwesl
rate for which it could be manufactured, and the
execution Of t in every respect is alike beautiful
and substantial. Independently of the fine map,
IL is remarkably cheap work but that accom-
panying it, the publisher has no hesitation in pro-
nounciug it THE CHEAPEST BOOK PUBLISH
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The Publisher has gone to great expense in pub
fishing the Book in aproper style. The engra-
wings are beautifully executed the type large and
clear and the paper Of fine texture while the
binding is at the same time tasty and durable, and
having done his part well, he submits the work to
the examination of the people, confidently recon
mending il to the attention of those interested in
Railroads. Coal and Iron. To every Farmer and
every Citizen of the great State Of Pennsylvania.
he submits this splendid volume, and respectfully
solic's their patronage.
Agents will call upon the citizens for their sub.
Scripdon, and in cases where no agent has called
any person wishing it, will have it sent free Of
expense, by rcmittng the amount 10 the Publisher
TNVARIABLE RETAIL PRICE or THE WORK
Embossed Muslin, 81 90
gilt edges and side, so
Morocco, Aldrbled edge, 3 rs
Agents wanted in every county in the State
Any person desiring an Agency please address the
Publisher Immediately.
VIM. WHITE SMITH, PlJiisher.
10j Chosnut street, Philadelphia.
Sept. 30, 1SJi-3t.