Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05
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WILDS OF AFRICA.
RE 1000 AGENTS WANTED ksr

nR. LIvINGSToNEiS TRAVELS & EX-
y PLORATlONS during q residence 8 of 16
Years in the Wids Of Africa. This is q work
o fthrilling adventures and hair-breadtn escapes
among savage BEASTS and moro savage men,
Dr.. Living stone was alone and unaided by any
white man, travelling with fricans attendants
many different tribes and nations, all strange
to him, and many of them hostile, and altogeth-
err forming the most astonishing Book of Ira
vels the world has ever seen. All our Agents
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From among the hundreds of favorable no.
country, of our cheap edition of "Livingstone's
Travels and Explorations in Africa" we take
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cit abounds in descriptions of strange and
wonderful scenes among a people and in O coun-
entirely new to the civilized world; and alto
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DEMOCRAT, PATTERSON. t..r.s q,
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This interesting work SHOULD be in the hands
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Ten thousand copies, it is stated, have been
sold in one month.m-AUBURN AMERICAN.
DIR. LivingstOne's Travels and Researches
in Africa appear to great advan tage in this edi-
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table to the reader who reads for the practical
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has been called to spurious editions of this work
put forth as ''NRrratiVcS of DIR. Livinqstone's
Travels in Africa" Ours is the only cheap
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and contains I'LL the important matter of tho
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