The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18
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REMARKABLE EVENTS HISTORY OF AMERicA-
is out
CHAMBrRs' CYcLorEDrA OF ESoLIsu LrrEnAruRE-
Berford Co., and Long Brothers have published NO
Is Of this excellent work
A. g. Barnes & Co., oil John street, have published In
pamphlet form address delivered by Z. d. Mansfield
CINCINNATI at West Point the utility and services
Of that institution We recommend 1t to general atten
ton.
MEXICO 1T WAS AND Is-By Brantz Mayer.-The
sixth number of this sterling work be obtained Of
Long Brothers, - Ann street.
H. g. Tanner has recently issued road and distanc
map OF the Middle Northern ana Eastern states Cana
affair, and Indispensable to travellers.
sHAKsPEARE AND HIS FRIrNps-Burgess, stringer &
Co.-Ths excellent work can now be had complete Of
the above publishers IL should find place In every
library
WIN. II. GRAHAM has published an account of the
Cane Hill Murders in the South West written by Chas
sumcrneld Of Texas
wsy.-we hope this excellent and beautiful work re-
osives the encouragement It deserves. 1t is meet
companion for every lover Of nature.
THs AasH,n.9s Ut wm IRA Rsnstt VIM G,s
are that builders and gentlemen need but it
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I77o, OR THE Wan % IapErrSpEscE, illustrated with
numerous engravings-Edited by BENSON J. LOSING
and published by Edward Walker ia Fulton arrest
Here we have Q work which should be In the hands
every youth in the land 1t Is complete history Of the
AngoAmericans, from tho period OF the union Of the
colonies against the French to the Inauguration OF Wash
ngton and illustrated with numerous engrsypgs,
cuted In the first style Of art Of plans Of battles prom
events interesting localities and portraits Of dis
tinguished men Of the period which tried mems souls
The style in which the work Is got up IL
We will be disappointed II be not received with great
favor and the patriotic enterprise OF the publisher
ceive Its just reward
THr AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ruE MEDICAL ScIrscEs.
Lea 4 blanchard, Pha. We are In receipt Of the
July No Of this very valuable work aud satisfied that
1t Is valuable addition to the library Of the physician
GErERAL Resolve have received from: T Bradford,
Philadelphia, reply to Gen Reeds remarks on lats
publication In the Independent Gazetteer.
GsSERAL SANTA Anna. Hofy, philadelphia, has
published likeness Of Gen. Santa Anna, which Ia pro-
nounced correct by Com. Moore and Alex. c. Bount.
The workmanship IL excellent Copies can be obtained
Of C. Holt, Jr. 1856 Fulton street
News PROM THE MoUNTAINs.-The arrival, last
evening, Of Capt Labarge's mountain boat, the
Martha In less than thirteen days, from Fort Union at
the mouth Of the Yellow stone dispeled the fears for
her loss which gained currency the day previous She
met with accident and has made prosperous
voyage.
Her cargo consists Of 1906 packs Of buffalo robes $50
packs Of sundry peltries % sacks of buffalo tongues
237 beef hides, 60
The passengers on the Martha were, John b. ssrpy,
Esq, Rev Father Point, and Messrs H. ID Pecotte aud
r ID Papn, Of the American Fur Company.
a, All was quiet In the Upper Missouri country, and
sIning OF especial note transpring. The Indians at
Ssounch Bulls were still expecting a visit from the
S,oux, but the gentlemen who came down from the
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