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Abook about the Aborigines of this Continent,
# sufficient size to give details, yet compressed
,naush to come within the reach of every one, has
lons been wanted. CATLIS's grand book on the
subject can be within 'he reach of comparatively
i.x readers, and is TOO valuable work TO put into
,be hands Of Children besides not being written with
view TO their comprehension. The present book
!, compilation from the works of Catlin, Prince
Ma1imilian Of Wied, and other recent travellers,
with occasional anecdotes and illustrations from
older writer's. 1t contains the substance of these
writer's, expressed in familiar form, illustrated by
more Than one hundred wood cuts, executed in
rery spirited manner; and is beautiful volume for
present. or for The library. II cannot fail to be
popular, and its enterprising Publishers deserve
,very commendaton for the style in which it is
bsued