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SIXTEEN YEARS
- ssfIse sNrHE g 93,ssIE'
WILLIS OF AFRICA
W ]. 200 AGENTS WANTED sT
- a.' 1eha TO SELL satz7 ~ a..
nR. L1vINGsToNE,s TRAVELS & ,EX-
IL PLORAT10NS during a residence of I6
Years in the Wi DIS of Africa, This is work
o fthrilling adventures and hair-breadtn escapes
among savage beasts and more savage men,
DR.. L living stone was alone and unaided by any
white man, travelling with fricans attendants
many different tribes and nations, oil strange
to him, and many ofthem hostile, and altogetR-
er forming the most astonishing Book of Ira
wells the world has ever seen. All our Agents
acknowledge it as the most saleable book pub
lished. The most liberal commission male to
Agents, in small or large quantities For par
ticulars, address E.r ~.
w J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
As North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Copies sent by nail, free, on receipt of the
price, 81 ,25. .'HF
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From among the hundreds of favorable no
tees, from the most resi- ectable journals of the
country, of our cheap edition of "Livingstone's
Travels and Explorations in Africa" we take
the following:
sit abounds in descriptions of strange and
wonderful scenes among q people and i'll a coun-
entirely new to the civilized world; and alto
gether we regard it as one of the most interest
ing books issued within the past year.n-DAILY
DEMocRAT, PATTERSON.
'tlt is emphatically an edition for the people
and, Judging from the rapid sale with which it
is meeting, it is fully appreciated by them"
[CHRIsTAlN FIREMAN, BosToN.
"Thc book is having great run, and will be
read by every reading man, woman and child,
in this rs we'll Us other lands, "-AsHTABULA
(OHIo) TELEGRAPH.
tThs work is finely illustrated, well printed,
and firmly bound, thus answering in every re-
spect the demand for popular ard cheap edi-
ton of tho Journeys and Researches in South
Africa Those of our readers no would have
q delightful book for reading at any hour, will
not be disappointed in this work."-U. S. JOUR.
"With truth we can say, that seldom is pre-
sented to the reading public u work continuing
such vast amount of lid instruction us the
one in question. The volume is handsomely
illustrated, and presents that unique appearance
of exterior for which Mr.. Brudley's publications
nre noted. "-FAMILY MAGAZINE.
This interesting work should be in the hands
of every one. Its interesting pages of adYen-
lures are full of instruction and amusement
Ten thousand copies, it is stated, have been
sold in one month."-AuBURN AMERICAN.
DIR. Livingstone's Travels and Researches
in Africa appear to great advnn tage in this edi-
ton, which is undUubtly the edition most accep-
table to the reader who reads for the practical
Instruction and amusement. "-SATuRDAY Posi-.
The edition Of Or. Livings:one's Travels,
published by J. w, Bradley, is just what it pur-
ports to be. Like all MIR. Brudlcy's publications.
it is exccllently gotten up."-TloGA AGITAroR,
PA.
eve can recommend tho edition of DR.. Liv-
ingstone's Travels published by Brady, of Phil
adelphia, as every way worthy of public patron
age. Its excellence and its chenpness recon
mend it over all othcrs."-FRANK LEsLIE's
MAGAZINE.
CAUTlON.-Tho attention of the Publisher
has been called to spurious editions of this work,
put forth as ''NarrutivcS of DIR. Livingstoue's
Travels in Africa" Ours is tho only cheap
American edition of this great work published
and contains all the important matter of tho
English edition; which is sold ut six dollars