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A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL BOOK.

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with the full allowance to Schools,. •
THE CLASS-BOOK ; or, 365 LESSONS for
English Classes, in all Sehools, Male and Female, contain
ing Ipstruction on every useful atd important subject, in the cor-
rect and elegant Language of the best Authors; arranged in Les-
sons for every day in the Year.
• By the Rev. DAVID BI.AIR, A.M.
The annual Sale of nearly I'en Thousand Copies of this incom-
parable School Book, and the Avidity with which it continues to
be adoitted in the first Schools of the Empire, are sufficient tent-
ntonials of its superiorprotensions, and justify an expectation that
it will in dnotime be universally received and preferred as a'finish-
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COLLECTANEA ORATORIA; or, The Aca-
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TENON' ; or, The Novice of SAINT MARY'S ; a
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This day was published, in In no. with 17 Plates,
Price ss. in hoards, the Second Edition, with Additions, of
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HE NEW PANTHEON, or an Introduction to
the MYTHOLOGY of the ANCIENTS ; in Question and
Answer; compiled principally for the nse of Young Persons.
• ty W.JILLARD HORT.
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• Thiel day was published, price 7s. Gd.
AN INQUERY into the ~kNTEVA RIOLOUS
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doubts are suzge4ted of the Efficacy of t'..e Practice, and itr i
powers at best proved to be oily temporary.
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price.

'Mk day was publiibed, •
The SECOND EDI 1 sax, revised and itorrnted,

fl,nd.r.•mtly printed itt Octavo, uport fine Royal Paper, and em-
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proper Directions for Shoeing; and puinting out a Method for
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mechanical and anatomical Principles.

By RICHARD I.AWRENCE,
Veterinary Surgeon, Birmingham.
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since it displays an enlarged a-al accurate view of the subject on
which the Author professes to treat, without affectation of tech-
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half knowledge. 'The observatistis on Wounds are highly judi-
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Notice; and the Plates, which are engraven from designs trade
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