The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-05-19
THE HORRORS Of THE SLAVE TRADE

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The wars and desoIatons which a causes The
SLAVE HUNTS AND BURNING OF VILLAGES
The capture Of the inhabitants for slaves The Ex ed
tons authorized By GoreUsnts having no other object
than the Capture ofSlaves
All this is infinitely described by DR. Bar,h from HIS
OWN PERSONAL OBSERVATION. Also DIR Bar.bs
long residence in the famous CITY OF TIuBUKTU,
where his life daily threatened in consequence of
his being Christian AltoF ehrr forming one Of the
most Intensely Interesting Books OF Travels Adven
lures Published.
The following few OF the many Notices Of the
Press
DR.. Barth's Travels in Africa Were published in Eng
land IN hive octave volumes al cost OF between
y-ive aud thirty dollars IL has been the aim of the
Philadelphia publisher remedy ibis defect task in
which his editor has satisfactorily succeeded BY giving
almost entirely in the authors own words Ali lie really
important and Interesting portions of his journal and
omung undressing details These travels embrace
part OF the country explored by DR.. Livingstone
Christian Secretary, HarBo'd Conn.,
This work bids fair have as great run as Dr. Liv-
ngsione,s South Ahica." The English edition Of Dr..
Barlns Travels fills five octave volumes and the cost
between twenty-five and thirty dollars. The material
portions of this large have carefully conden
and presented n me present chesp form by the American
luDhsaer ltconians iuil account OF the counties DR.
Barb saw what new discoveries he made what perilS
he encountered aud what mainly acconpl he'd by
the expediion.-Erie Pa O5SeJrsr
We have before had occa sion to notice in these col
umns the work OF BarIh, IN ats more costly and
convenient FORM and are really glad 10 see il I inns
shape, which ii will be fifty umes ore accessible aud
equal proportion easily graspcd the perr-
reader The American editor ia done h. yyorE Win
much judgment retaining everything valuable in Incl
dent or geographical information yet clearing away This
redundancy to which have otDrcgad Mr.. Bradley's
edition will he largely sought after, and will be Ihe
means-cOmng al H. mere bagaire Of prce-ol dis
emuaung an amounLo of information reference TO
that most interesting and lu!e- known continent, which
Y Leader.
The researches of Or Barth are ofhe highest interest
Few men have existed 50 qualified, both Ia intellectual
ability and a vigorous bodily constitution To- the peril
Gus part OF an AirIcan dlscoverer DR. BarthL London
Times
Every chapter presents OF more original interest
than an ordinary volume OF travels THIS is high praise
bat II is due 10 the intelligence and zeal Dr. Barlh who
pursued his adventures with unhufhing courage, and
neglected no opportunities. His dsoSveucs, tcf,
parallel with those OF Dr. Livingstone he souIh--
LOndoH Leader
Here we have the entire subject matter issued IN n
single volume, with Maps aud lliu-trauous, and a
very low price while irom The deep interest OF pa e.,
we predict that II VIII command what booksellers re-
Joice TO call run" the bOok is rI-o enriched with
notes from The tXpedIuons Of RchaL ou, Deunan aud
apperon.-PeaHSyirGHia IuqUvsy
IL got up IN MIR. Bradley usual sJse ofcegauee and
beauty Il IS pleasant 10 look % handle, aud To
read Columbia pa ID Dioerat
We commend volume 10 an who d, sIrr a perfect
combination OF Instructive aud mere irg reading. Ec
sides IN cOnents, the pbic appearance of llv
work i alike crsdlabe aro al rac,yS s-5o,l T0u,Il,
Philadelphia
Mr. Bradley deserves the thanks au patroua sc OF the
public for Offering me result Of rrcrn Spio"rcus in
cheap and very handsome form. Few publishers cQua
publications. RseOJd II Times, WUkotQ,ye Pa.
Like all OF Mr.. Bradleys publications % Is elegantly
got up, aid containing dOcs - large ava amount
of mailer, 53s pages exclusive OF map aud engravlurs
l. one 81 the cheapest books publ he'd his Cuuu
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