New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
U1HE FOURTH REVISED EDITION.

MITCHELLs SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND Ar
LAS.-THOMAS COWPERTHWAlT co, No. 23
Marketst Philadelphia, have Just published the Fourth
Revised Edition Of the above known aud popular work
The changes political and TERRITORIAL which have
occurred all quarters Of the earth during the past few
the number OF geographical discoveries
nsde-and the great amosnt Of information furnished by
the United States census of Shave rendered ndspensa
BE edition of MlTCHELL'S GEOGRAPHY AND
ATLAS.
complete than heretofore attempted The book has
been entirely rewritten anc fully brought up 70 te present
time has been taken Of many suggestions Kindly
offered by distinguished practical teachers to improve the
work It's general plan and ana Is believed
II will bear the criticism both with reference 10 us
geographical accuracy and adaptation for use as scnoo
manual ,... ..--.L.-.-
two beautiful Maps handsomely coOred and hnely executor
in the style Of the engrivers art fully al
the recent geographical discoveries 18th the United States
Maps especially great pains have been taken TO exhibit cor
reoiy the RAILROADS Of the county new county
lines and the true position OF many new and Important
tow ns not generally rep esented In School Aliases
New aud excellent Mars Of Wisconsin, Michigan ana
TeNss have been introduced. Others showing the Naou
routes the Pacific BY the sthmuses Of Panama Iehuan
epec and Nicasgua, now added ogsther with ne"
Tie infomsfon obtained with reference TO the States
and Territories of the Mis- Hsippl-the discoveries OF
Tesnaut De Haven in his search Sir John Franklin,
ard those OF late jewellers IN Central and southern Africa
and in Australia have been incorporated IN the WORK In
short IL is belitV ed that discovery or change OF any M
portance for tie last years, LETT unnoneed III ILLS
COTTON. -. $500. ~ .,.+Is+,,aI
arranged in tables and compiled from the most au-
thent sources These tables exhibit the hight OF ne P
Of the Pr npsl islands and lakes the extent and poPuaton
Of tie eeret countries and the population OF the principal
cities upon the Vobe all compiled tom late snd me mos.
reliable auhots In the department OF nee 9tsyes
STATISTICS me abeN very complete, ana eNo I1y 'Io
civil indusal sna political condition OF the cohnuy S
shown by the census q 1880 In addition 70 tnese tAoes
showing the rarosds and canals OF the Uned saes
history Of each State and wat will he Invaluable TO every
teacher, full table Of the Educational Statistics OF the
Union -
The publication Of the School Geography and Atlas viii
O MiTCHELL'S PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY. third revised
.5i,inn md MlTCHELL'S INTERMEDIATE GEO
CRNPY revised edition. Both eorTesp~ndns with the
School Geography In all Its statements 80
The Maps u the Primary Geography VIII BE much i'm
,royeo and the book elegantly illustrated with many new
Cr assigned By Billings ana executed IA the NEST style
W. Inferuedise Geography will also be much improved
g. its Mans aud general appearance, aud contain very s
tables Of Geographical Statistics - .,i .orn,-v
ut are more in demand. that have ~iHeI
-, ,b,se OF Mr. Mitchell. There are upNAiu %
g.. ~ the N sold annually, ard more thHh
o g., ly employed in their rnanuiactus lu5 His =,
the M she's such that they Ae euAO1cI ~
~ e1recy an the latest Geogrspbic a. alscoN
nnh tbs only full series of Biographies 10 tn5 oOiy
az fis in capstant employ strong Geograp1ca lOIO
90 and others and being very largely easaSoI
a., ,,n of the various State and other Maps iey
- 49, 20 nresent the School Series correct OVsA ~
ms M a ,oa.fer Nd % the date OF pubheaton.
Th,,ior aud publishers, In rendering theH s, -
LpoNySspts 10 the public for The generous supPS..
| lopR escnde9 10 their Geographical Ssfes @ ~ -
ticoat1y fbe present edition an even h4eoi
| Mar tsA, than that with which former lhP'SSS' ~
| been eNywh.Te received.