Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-28
Imppglanl WOrk ON PennsYIyanln.

No PcHHspiruHioa sbsWd be tcifIOW q. EiJit
Thousand copies aoh! Ec0y Farmer ant ere
ry citigca shouH hare a copE
EDOWEN'S Pictorial Skotch Book Of Pennsylya-
kg mia; or, its Scenery, Internal improvements,
Resources and Agriculture, popularity described,
Illustrated with over 200 Beautiful Engravugs,
and accompanied by Barnes Large Map of the
State, carefully colorad. Eighth edition, Revised,
Corrected and Improved. One Volume, Syo., with
over 800 pages, and handsomely bound. Sent by
mail, EzJ- Free of expense.
The author commences with Sketches Of Travel
as he starts out on his tour and while every object
of interest is marked and noticed he leads the
reader to a clear knowledge Of what he passes by
instend Of going over the ground travelled before
and describing simply the Stale and her People,
as stand still Institution, he grasps at once the
sources # her wealth, her immense and increasing
improvements, her incxhaustible mineral treas
ures, her agricultural capacity, and strength and
not beng cQitent to pass suporiiciOlly over these
vast interests he handles shem all analyses their
respective departments and treats for the popular
ear what before only reserved for the favored
few; having made her minerals one of his pleas
ant studies he takes pride in presenting to Penn
sylyanians, Pennsylvania greatest source of
wealth IN IdE Coal FORMATION On this subject,
propably no man is more ut home, and his percep-
ions OF the nHttcr is laid before the reader in SO
lpcid and Gear style, that none can be mislcd or
mysuhed. Enghyugs Illustrating the formation,
drawn under his ,wn obserrntiop5 arc introduced
to make the sulJeclas clear rs possible this aft-
Gle alone - worth double the price Of the book.
Inc MANuFAcrvREoF InoY is treated in the same
mastery manner, With appropriate engrayinge
the manufacture in all its parts.
ILe AgncuImreo Of ihe Smtc-the Cities, Towns
and \ illagcs arc described and dwell upou. th6
q oWracIerist'es o. tlepeoplo pointed out, and tho
yMlous Improvements in progress or projected.
netlsed Added to this CampbUll's always beau
timl GcrtrudorYg Wyoujj4. Il
The press throughout tn State have. with rni-
ted voice, pronouncedit theIest popular Bool, ey
er written on the St0te. locomranyip,. oyery
volume is Barnes largo Map oithe State. carefully
colorcd-the latest and best M publisbed. and
which rctuils separately at One l9iar. and Is nm
the only correct one issLd
The price Of the Book is placed VI the lowest
rate for which it could be manufactured. and the
execution Of it in every respect is alik beautiful
and substantial. Independently of the me man.
it is n remarkably cheap work but thai accom-
panying it,,.he publisher has no hesitationu pro-
nouncing isTiIE CHEAPEST BOOK PUBISU-
ED
The Publisher has gone to great expense in ab-
fishing the Book in a proper style. The engo-
wings are beautifully executed; the type largo ana
clear; and the paper Of fine texture while thJ
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-
ncnding il IN the attention Of those interested in
Coal and Iron. TO every Farmer aud
every Citizen of tho great State Of Pennsylvania, /
he submits this splendid volume, and hspcctfully
'olicts their patronage.
Agents win call upon the citizens for teir sub
.cripuOn, and in eases whore no agent ha called.
my person wishing It., viii have it sen free of