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By the study of it, more knowledge may be obtained in a few days, than from months, or even years, spent in reading works on Natural History. The Chart of Animals, has been compiled with great labour and extensive research, from the works of Buffon, Goldsmith, Godman, Malte-Brun, and other learned authorities. Price to subscribers, only $2 50. Those who wish to become subscribers, would do well to send in their names to the publisher without delay. No copies will be published, beyond the number subscribed for. MAP OF THE U. STATES AND MEXICO, With parts of the Contiguous and Adjacent Countries. Drawn and engraved under the direction of H. S. Tanner. This Map extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, and embraces all the divisions of the United States and Territories, as well as the divisions of all the States which compose the Mexican Republic. 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The object of the author of this work has been to condense the voluminous labours of former writers, which lay scattered in many expensive volumes beyond the reach of most readers of Scripture, and to bring their remarks together under their proper heads, comprised in a volume which most families may possess, and it is hoped consult, with pleasure and advantage. It is also believed that such information will be found on the subject of Ancient Geography, and such historical facts calculated to throw light on the Holy Scriptures, and to excite an increased interest in reading them, as will afford important |