PLATE II.-Archimedes, Raphael, Baxter, Watt, Mil-
ton, Titian, Columbus, Washington, Fulton, La-
grange, Gibbon, Anacreon, Mr. D. Landlord,
PLATE III.—Decatur, Talleyrand, Osceola, Red Jac-
ket's wife, Mrs. Rapp,

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213

PLATE IV.--Bryant, Frankiin, Clinton, Perkins, Ho-

garth,

215

PLATE V.--Burr, Mrs.T. Burr Alston, Peter the Great,

Brutus, Dioclesian,

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PLATE VI.-Isocrates, Aristides, Socrates, Themisto-

PLALE VII.-Lougel, B. West, Socrates, T. Paine,

D. Hume,

PLATE VIII.--Lower jaw of a tiger, skull of a horse,

skull of a beaver, head of a lion, head of a

horse, head of a beaver; fig. 3, ruffian with a

carniverous head, face and teeth; fig. 7, head,

face and teeth of a man with herbiverous physi-

ognomy; fig. 10, head, face and teeth of a ro-

dentia character, or miser; fig. 4, Henry VIII;

fig 8, a fox, fig. 12, Richelieu,

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ERRATA.

age 3, in the explanation of the bust, for "Action," read, "EvenEty or Action."

age 14, seventeenth line from the bottom, for "tendons," read ndons and ligaments."

age 46, fifth line from the bottom, and page 116, sixth line from top, for "mastoid," read " temporal."

age 155, bottom line, for "sanatas," read "sanitas."

age 245, ninth line from the bottom, for "physiologist," read ysiognomist.'

age 290, tenth line from the bottom, for "between VII and 8th," between VII and 7th."

age 291, seventeeth line from the bottom, for "see Socrates," see Isocrates." (He was the most graceful orator among the ent Greeks.