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TRAVELS to the•SOURCE of the MISSOURI
RIVER; and across the America❑ Continent to the.
Pacific Oceau. Performed by,Order of. the Government -of
the United States, in the Years 1804,1805, and I%)G.
' By Captains, LEWIS and cLARKE..
Published frein the Official Report, ard illustrated by a Map

of the Route, and other Maps. .
This Work, to which public expectation ha's been.long di-'
rected, comprises a circainstaillial detail 'of the progress of
the exploring party, a. description of. the countries through
which they passed, an account of the nations who, inhabit
then, their manners, customs, &c. and of .ail the most re-.
markable of their animal, vegetable, 'and mineral protic—

tions. ,
Captains Lewis and Clarke, in' the course of little more
than twoyears, completed a laborious,
and, in a geo4raphical
view, a must important Expedition of about 8000 miles.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine,'and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New•Benci-
street.' .