The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11
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1t is entitled "All the Western States and Terri
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the Lakes to the Gulf containing their History from
the Earliest Times, with Local History Incidents OF
Pioneer Life, Military Events Biographical Sketches
combined with full Geographical Descriptions of the
different States, Territories, Cities and Towns the
whole being Illustrated BY $40 Engravfngs presenting
Views Of the Cities and Principal Towns, Public
Buildings and Monuments, Battle fields, Histosic
Localities Natural Curiosities- etc., principally from
Drawings taken on the spot by the Authors By
John W. Barber, Author of Historical Collections
| OF Conneeticutt Massachusetts, etc, and Henry
| Ohio, ths Great West, etc.
| This book Is just published. and is meeting with
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most approved authorities The four leading dasle.
| OF Cincinnati thus speak oft:
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handsome octave volume of over 7G0 pages prepared
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and value to every Western man, and credit 20
Western authorship and enterprise"
The Cincinnati Enquirer says sit Ia rare and val
usble work, handsomely printed and elegantly bound
containing an immense amount of interesting and
important information, and that the bio0ra1hicaI
sketches and pioneer incidents alone ara worth ~
price"
The Cincinnati Commercial! says the authors shave
uau iaI ge experience IN preparing works OF similar
character have taken peculiar in tersst in American
pioneer life, aud have succeeded especially we'll In
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sequence In the vast West Ia descTibsd every hisor
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and many thousan6s Of dollars expended. Indeed
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