The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-09-13
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"1Ris is the Peoples Book on the Great
Vest"
1t is entitled "AIl tie Western States and Terri
torieE, from the Alls sgbsnies to the Pacific and from
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 Slater, Territories. CT ties and Towns, the
whole being Illustrated by $40 EngTaTiDgs presenting
Views of the Cities and Principal Towns. Public
Buildings and Monuments. Battle-f fields, Historic
Localities, Natural Curosities. etc, principally from
Drawings taken on the spot BY the Authors, By
John W. Barber, Author Of Historical Collections
of COnueetieut Massachusetts,, etc b, and Benry
Howe. Author Of Historical Collections Of Virgiris,
Ohio, the Great West, etc
This book is just published, and is meeting with
excellent patronage and concentrations from the
most approved authorities The four leading dailies
OF Cincinnati thus speak oft:
The Cincinnati Gazette describes it as aa very
handsome octave volume of over 100 pages prepared
by two men whose names sre sufficient guarantee
for its 1ness and accuracy 1t Ia In ofgreat interest
Western authorship and enterprise
TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says sit is 8 rare and val
liable work, handsomely printed and elegantly bound
containing an immense amount Of interesting and
important information, and that the biographical
sketches and pioneer incidents alone worth its
price s"
he'd large experience in preparing works Of similar
chsracter have taken peculiar in teIest in American
pioneer life, and have succeeded especially well in
giving record Of facts and events that particu
larly interesting"
The Cincinnati Times says, "Every place of con-
sequence in the vast West is described, every histoT
cal event related Years Of labor and Of travel were
consumed in collecting and preparing the materials
and many thouEancs of dollars expended. Indeed
more expense WAS incurred before the first sheet Of
paper was bought upon which to print Ii, than to-
mcst books o, its size and price VIXEN completed for
the market work of so much value and interest
upon the whole West never before published and
another like it probablp will not be for generation
to coms. 1t is encyclopedia Of Information upon
our country which must render il . ayorite house
bold hook among our intelligent and advancing peo-
ple-to be read, consulted and thumbed alike By old
and young
The Cincinnati WssieTR Christian AdUOcate says.
"The illustrations. maps, de. crptions, history, B
gerds, etc.. are collected with an industry and
curscy that is amazing. This the Peoples Book On
the Great West"
None but men of education and some capital want
ed as Agents for this work; and to such offer
usually generous terms. Russian America included
in it. Incloss dime for our large thirty-two
page Specimen Book, containing specimen pages.
specimen engravings descriptions terms Of this Sd
other nsw works Among these the "Sibls
Looking Glass" containing about 500 pages And II3
rtecting pictures, shines Of the Rebellioa in the
West" "KettelPs one volure, History Of the Re-
hellion," ETC., etc. Address
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