New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

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HARPER & BROTHERS,
PuSH,S tbs Day: '
THE LAKE REGIONS
CENTRAL AFRICA.
A PICTURE OF EXPLORATIONS.
Captain H * X9yi ayGafS sSftS and Cola Medals. OF the
Msdinah and Meccah" and foot
step. ia Eastern Africa
In volume octave tuOiiOrm with DR. Iiynssones Woik
with elaborate Map and ThhtyfOur Illustrations Price,
S Burton % h ssfSsd aass mich as STIs 5s oa
fresh in contrast with the most fantastic arts and
crafts Of in the vanity and c,pce of his bbsr'm
more active mind was never accompanied BY
with most interesting varied and inpota, Where
@ pI Ps1g G sSesT Uass
soba desc ptve and scientific details We find obsersnt
philosopher ana a6orabe ngust admirable draushsman
ar touches Of the poet scholar union Of the profound
study and the pofoundest ac1epei Nh Burton h an aa
CAPTAIN Burton has acquired hrtyve languages and dialects.
has mastered so completely the spirit OF life IN the East Wen
man that first and st of Augo Saxon p Smage in form Of
Mohamr edsn Mecca and Medina 1t was by this feat Of
to bs the ssnon Of the pubic In Africa he had
narrowly from desh BY wounds and again o h1ngel yet h'
isk q the expedition Of ~hich these volumes are shyey
so es ss, IL T. a b s,OddS o. be O1ened himself to
bsci smith, that be might learn not only how to shoe horse for
bnssn but how to make morse shoe Il Examiner
The result Of Captain Buons hardship and abor has been
discover at last the Great Central Lake. which or centuries
has been the subject Of nditinct tradition among geos
Phers and sort Of philosophers stone to African eIPorers
Saturday Review.
question in African geography by actual survey OF the Great
Central before visited BY Europeans and whereof
there had existed among them for than three centuries
vague tona knowledge curousy confused by the errors OF
In The work before u.s. have truly spicture Of expora
tiOn properly series Of p ure more vivid or more som.
ber but all mighty interesting Of tropical Africa from the coast
of Tanganyky which has
been removed om the OF guess and coudand to
latitude and We have picture. Of the cultivated and
plain expected lind desolson pictares
jungle pictures Of he valley 90 flesh and fair externally
valley Of desth where the pestience walls In darkness and
noonday pictures OF the bleak inhopia
Bile mountain the Windy Pass the Devils Gen of the country
Of Behsmoh MAMMOTH Leyha and the S P
plant Of mans inh9msnty to m,n pafe IN nhe charged
ts again wTspSed in iE and gloom unbindDg the tempest
and The whwind and shaking earth 10 her entras with the
wild conflict Of the elements" TlChtic.
ODD PEOPLE.
Being Popular Description of Singular Races OF Man.
By Capt MAYsE REID.
Author of "The Deser! Home" {" The Bush Boys" &c
With Illustrations.
l6mo Muslin. SO cents.
Bosjesmen, or Bushmen The Comsnches, Prairie In
The Wster D$eers Of Mara The Pehuenches or Pampss In
The EsquimauI The Ysmpa,ico., Root Dig
The CentalTs Of the Gran The Guaraons Palm Dwell
The Feesees or Man-Es.ers The Laplandsrs.
The Tonssns Friendly Isl The Andamanes, or MudBe
The ssTs Tufcom.ns The Pstagonian Giants.
The Ottomacs, or Dirt-Eaers- The fuegiAn DWsris'
"MY NOVEL;"
BY PISISTRATUS CAXToN, OR VARIETIES IN ESGLsH
By Sir Z. Baiwer Lytton.
L'Of'i' 1oi'fSH The CssStons" s vols iSmo Muslin
HA4PKK's Library EDITION oF BuLwER's NOVELS
nd volume is beaut
M a Sot to- large to hold readily in the hand and excellent
inPe P.PeE and d % laT IGdsT Tm.
per Cheap, complete substantial aud
handsome library edition. Every lover of Buwer will be
Wing
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States under sO0o milesl, on receipt Of the money
"V,HE ROYAL FAMILY OF THE UNITED
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about thirty millions The Prince experience duiy
"vbsteyer in selecting suitable associate, in shi. county
rt are all ,orereigrs he,ep
THE LEDGER il full Of OhginL sayings, and it ought to
be, with such circulation as it enjoys.