MEDICAL BOOKS.

Bigelow's (Henry Jacob) Manual of Orthopedic Surgery. Being a Dissertation which obtained the Boylston Prize for 1844. Containing seven lithographic engravings. In 1 vol. 8vo, cloth, $1.50.

Channing (Walter, M. D.) A Treatise on

Etherization in Childbirth. 1 vol. 8vo, cloth, $2.00.

Chomel's (A. F.) Elements of General Pathology. Translated from the French by F. E. Oliver, M. D., and W. W. Morland, M. D. 1 vol. 8vo, sheep and cloth, $3.00.

Collins's Treatise on Midwifery.

Containing the result of sixteen thousand six hundred and fiftyfour births, accruing in the Dublin Lying-In Hospital, during a period of seven years. In 1 vol. 8vo, cloth $1.75.

Dix (John H.) Treatise upon the Morbid Sensibility of the Retina, or Weakness of Sight. 12mo, cloth, 75 cts.

Lisfranc on the Diseases of the Uterus.

A Series of Clinical Lectures, delivered at the Hospital La Pitie. Translated from the French by G. Henry Lodge, M. D., $1.75.

Parton's Introduction to the Study of Human

Anatomy. Containing several hundred engravings. 4th Edition, with additions and corrections. By Winslow Lewis, Jr., M. D. In 1 vol. 8vo, cloth, $3.00.

Ray on the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity. Second edition, with additions. In 1 vol. 12mo, cloth, $2.00 ; the same in law sheep, $2.25.

Rigby's Obstetric Memoranda,

with Additions by the American Editor. 25 cents.

Tardieu's Treatise on Epidemic Cholera.

In 1 volume, 12mo, 75 cents.

Tuson's Dissector's Guide, or Student's Companion. Illustrated by numerous wood cuts, clearly exhibiting and explaining the Dissection of every part of the Human Body. Third edition, with additions. By Winslow Lewis, Jr., M. D. In 1 vol. 12mo, sheep, $1.00.

Walshe on the Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology and Treatment of Cancer. With plates. Additions by J. Mason Warren, M. D. 1 vol. 12mo, cloth, $1.50.

Warren (John C.) on Tumors.

1 vol. 8vo, colored plates, $5.00.

Warren (John C.) on Physical Education, and the Preservation of Health. New edition, enlarged. In 1 vol. 18mo, 25 cents.

Warren (John C.) on Etherization and Chloroform, with Surgical Remarks. 1 vol. 12mo, 50 cents.

SCHOOL BOOKS.

Bumstead's Second Reading Book in the Primary School. 18mo, 17 cents.

Bumstead's Third Reading Book in the Primary School. 18mo, 17 cents.

Edward's First Lessons in Geometry.

By the author of " Theory of Teaching," "Poetry for Home and
School," &c., 25 cents.

Good's Book of Nature.

Abridged from the original work. With Questions for the Use
of Schools, and Illustrations from Original Designs.
half morocco, 45 cents.

16mo,

Murdoch and Russell's Orthophony; or the Cultivation of the Voice in Elocution. New and improved edition. 1 vol. 12mo, half morocco, embossed, 75 cents.

Palmer's Moral Instructor.

Part I. 18mo, 10 cents.

Palmer's Moral Instructor.

Part II. 12mo, half-morocco, 25 cents.

Palmer's Moral Instructor.

Part III. 12mo, half-morocco, 25 cents.

Palmer's Moral Instructor.

Part IV. 12mo, sheep, 50 cents.

Russell's (William) Lessons at Home in Spelling and Reading. Two Parts in one. Square 16mo, 16 cents.

LAPORTE'S FRENCH SERIES.

French Grammar.

Containing all the Rules of the Language, upon a new and Im-
proved Plan. New (Stereotype) Edition. 1 vol. 12mo. half-
embossed morocco,
$1.50.

Speaking Exercises.

For the Illustration of the Rules and Idioms of the French Language. New (Stereotype) Edition. 1 vol. 12mo. half-embossed morocco, 63 cents.

Key to the French Exercises.

New (Stereotype) Edition. 1 vol. 12mo. half-embossed morocco, 50 cents.

Exercises and Key.

Bound in one volume, half-embossed morocco, $1.00.

Self-Teaching Reader.

For the Study of the Pronounciation of the French Language after a Plan entirely new, which will enable the Student to acquire with facility a Correct Pronunciation, with or without the assistance of a Teacher. New (Stereotype) Edition. I volume, 12mo, half-embossed morocco, 50 cents.

THE ABOVE SERIES IS USED IN THE UNIVERSITIES OF CAMBRIDGE HANOVER, AND VIRGINIA, AS WELL AS IN MANY OTHER COLLEGES ACADEMIES, AND SCHOOLS, IN NEW ENGLAND AND ELSEWHERE.

[From Prof. Arnault, French Teacher, Boston.] * * * Indeed, I do not know any better Grammar, not only in this country, but in the world, for his purpose. It contains all the rules, difficulties, and niceties of the French language carefully collected from the very best authorities; and besides, the whole work is now presented on the new plan of the "abrege" of the grammaire nationale, (by Besherelle, Paris,) an improvement which makes this edition very valuable, clear, and convenient. In my opinion it ought to be, and will be in time, in the library of every body in America who wants to improve his French, and especially of all conscientious

teachers.

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