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LIST OF PLATES.

VIGNETTES.

• 1. Boston Lighthouse

• 2. Landing-place at Bordentown, on the Delaware, and
  the Country-seat of the Count de Survilliers

• 3. View of the Moravian Settlement at Bethlehem

• 4. Forest Scene on the Tobihanna

• 5. Mauch Chunk, on the Lehigh, with the End of the
  Railway from the Coal Mines

• 6. House of Correction at Pittsburg

• 7. Cave-in-Rock, on the Ohio

• 8. Cut-off River, a branch of the Wabash

• 9. Tower Rock, on the Mississippi

• 10. Saukie and Fox Indians on the Beach near St. Louis

• 11. Tents of the Puncas, on the Bank of the Missouri

• 12. Washinga-Sahba's Grave

• 13. Crow Indians at Fort Clarke

• 14. Offerings of the Mandan Indians

• 15. Hunting Signal of the Assiniboins

• 16. Tent of an Assiniboin Chief

• 17. Beaver Dens on the Bank of the Missouri

• 18. Singular Eminences on the Missouri, with the Citadel
  Rock

• 19. Blackfeet Indians on horseback

• 20. Mexkemanastan, a Chief of the Gros Ventres

• 21. The Elk-horn Pyramid, on the Upper Missouri

• 22. The Cree Chief, Le Sonnant

• 23. Bivouac in the Forest

• 24. Mandeh-Pahchu, a Mandan Indian

• 25. Dance of the Band

• 26. Manitari Indians

• 27. Pashtuwa-Chta, an Arikkara Indian

• 28. Dance of the Mandan Women

• 29. Dog-sledges of the Mandans

• 30. Horse-races of the Dacota Indians

• 31. Belle Vue, Major Dougherty's Post

• 32. Steam-boat on Lake Erie

• 33. New York Harbour.

PLATES.

• 1. The Lehigh and its Islands, near Bethlehem

• 2. New Harmony, on the Wabash

• 3. Massica and Wakusasse, a Saukie and a Fox Indian

• 4. The Yellow Stone Steam-boat

• 5. Confluence of Fox River with the Wabash

• 6. Snags in the Missouri

• 7. Schudegacheh, the Punca Chief, a Missouri and an
  Oto Indian

• 8. Wahktageli, a Dacota Indian

• 9. A Dacota Woman

• 10. Fort Pièrre and the adjacent Prairie

• 11. Corpse of a Dacota on a Platform

• 12. Noapeh, an Assiniboin, and Psihdje-Sahpa, a Dacota
  Indian

• 13. Mato-Topé, the Mandan Chief, in his State Dress

• 14. The same, with the marks of his exploits

• 15. Mih-Tutta-Hang-Kush

• 16. Mandans on the frozen Missouri

• 17. Pehriska-Ruhpa, a Mandan Indian

• 18. Buffalo Dance of the Mandan Indians

• 19. Inside of a Mandan Hut

• 20. Maksic-Karehde and Sih-Chida, two Mandans

• 21. Buffalo Robe and other Articles of the Mandans

• 22. Mato-Topé's representation of a single combat in
  which he was engaged

• 23. Pehriska-Ruhpa in the Costume of the Dog Band

• 24. Addih-Haddisch, a Mandan Chief

• 25. Offerings of the Mandan Indians

• 26. Winter Village of the Manitaries

• 27. Scalp Dance of the Manitaries

• 28. View of Fort Union; the Assiniboins breaking up
  their Camp

• 29. Confluence of the Yellow Stone and the Missouri

• 30. Assiniboin Corpse deposited in a Tree

• 31. Indians on horseback hunting the Buffalo

• 32. Pitetapiu, an Assiniboin Warrior

• 33. A Cree and a Snake Indian Woman

• 34 and 35. Remarkable Eminences on the Banks of the
  Missouri

• 36. Bear Hunt on the Missouri

• 37. The White Castles on the Upper Missouri

• 38. Camps of the Gros Ventres des Prairies

• 39. The Falls of Niagara

• 40. Herd of Buffaloes on the Upper Missouri

• 41. The Stone Walls on the Upper Missouri

• 42. Fort Mc Kenzie, with the Combat of 28th August,
  1833

• 43. Great Camp of the Piekanns near Fort Mc Kenzie

• 44. View of the Rocky Mountains

• 45. Portraits of the Blackfeet Chiefs, Mehkskéhmé-Sukahs
  and Tatsicki-Stomik

• 46. Stomik-Sosak, Chief of the Blood Indians; Ninoch-Kiaiu,
  Chief of the Piekanns, and Homach-Ksachkum,
  a Kutana Indian

• 47. Herds of Buffaloes and Elks on the Upper Missouri

• 48. Indian Implements and Arms.