Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-04
WILDS OF AFRICA.
1860 AGENTS wanted to

Df LlI lngNtGtt ITdl tlS y LAIiui1'ioH'
during a residence Of i6 years IN The WIGS oi
Al4ca. THIS Is work OF thrIiihs adventures
and hair-breadth 'scapeS among savage beasts
aud more savage men. DR.. Livingstone was
alone Tor unattended by any white man traV-
cling with African attendants, among uliiereh,
tribes aud nations, all strangers 10 him' an"
many of them hoSliIe-altogether forming ihe
most astonishing Book OF Travels the w"tlo
has ever seem All our Agents acknowledge
II the most saleable book published. The most
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From anon. the hundreds of favorable notices. from
the most respectable Journals OF the country oi our
che an EDITION Of ~Iyinrstones Travels and EAi loraons
IN Africa We take the following:
1t alunds in descriptions of strange and wonderful
scenes among people and in country entirely new to
the civilized world and altogether We regard 1t as one
Of The interesting books issued within the past
ycar-D,ig D.mocrat ItiherSoh, y j.
1t Is cmphatically edition for the people; and
judging from the rapid sale with which il is meeting it
j. fully appreciated 10y thcm-thristidn Fireman. INT a.
The bod i having great run ana Nill De read ny
ayeTy reading man. woman and child ~ ths a. wen as
other land--isktdttia (ohio) IAaroIh
The work Is finely illustrated. we'll printed and iirmy
popular cheap riition al the Journeys and lie"
searches ia south Africa" Those If our readers who
would have delightful book for reading at any hour
will uat De- Disappointed IN this work. y. Jo.51'L
With truth We can lay. that seldom Is presented to
the reading public work containing 'nch vast amount
Of solid instruction as the ON" IN question The volume
is handsomely illustrated. aud presents that unique ap
larnc. whic Mr.. Bradley publications
are Lol'd-- fGiaiig AIgdsuas.
This iut.r, work should he in the hands Of every
1t, interesting pages cf adventures are ful Of in
struction and amusement Ten Thousand copies II Is
stated have been sold in monthiabHTH Ime'icIt.
Ter. Li,ngst Travels and Researches in South Al
rcl appear great advantage in this edition, which is
uu5"uhily the edition most acceptable to the reader
who reads inr practical instruction and amusement
NfH.dry Fat
TIN eiition Of DR.. Li,nrstoncs Travels published by
J. " Bradley, is jus: what il rurrortS 10 be- Like all
Mr. BRADLEY publications, II Is eAcelleEty gotten up
giaJa 1yitIfar, Id.
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way worthy public patronage Its excellence and It's
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Hlga-iEs.
CICIYON-The attention Of the Publisher
has been called 10 spurious editions of this
work put forth as '.Narralves Of Dr. Living
stones Travels in Africa Ours is the only
cheap American edition Of this great work
publIshed,and contains allthe important matter
of the English edition, which sells al Sc.
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