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DIR. John B. Newman.

Connection with Spirit and Matter l2mo. I'm
proved and stereotyped. Beautifully illustrated in
the highest style of the art. Price only 40 cents.
L. N. Fowler.
Svmbolical Head and Phrenological
Chart in a map form. Designed to convey at one
view the natural language of each organ of the
mind. Price 25 cents.
Louis Cornaro.
A Sober and Temperate Life: with
Notes and Illustrations, by John Burdell, Dentist.
Containing directions as to the quantity of food
necessary TO proong life to an hundred years. Is
mo. With numerous illustrations, and likeness
of the author. Price 25 cents.
Justus Liebig, M. D., F. r. S.
Chemistry Applied to Physiology,
Agriculture, and Commerce. With additions by
DR.. John Gardner. Large octave. Best edition,
paper, only 20 cents.
0. S. Fowler.
Love and Parcntage: applied to the
Improvement of Offspring: including important
directions and suggestions to lovers and the mar
RED, concerning the strongest ties and the most sa-
cred and momentous relations OF life. l2mo. IL
Illustrated. Price 25 cents.
b. the same Author.
AmativeneSs: or, Evils and Remedies
of Excessive and Perverted SexuaIi,y including
warning and advice to the Married and Single. Be-
ing Supplement to Glove and Parentage." limo.
Price II l2 cents.
By the same Author.
Temperance and Tight Lacing:
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sciences OF Phrenology and Physiology; showing
the injurious effects of simuants, and the evisii,-
ficted on the human constitution, by COMPRISING
the organs of animal life illustrated with appro-
pirate engravings. Svo. Price IL l-2 cents.
By the same Author.
Matrimony: or Phrenology and Ply
siology Applied to the Selection of Congenial Com
panions for Life. Including directions to the mar
red for living together affectonately and happily.
Illustrated. Octave. Price % cents.
By the same Author.
Synopsis Of Phrenology; designed
for the use Of Practical Psychologists. Amply it,
Illustrated. OF which one hundred and seventy-fve
thousand copies have been sold. l2mo. Price,
single copy, 6 Ia cents.
l.. N. Fowler.
The chronological and Phvsiologi-
cal Almanac. Published yearly. Containing H.
Illustrated descriptions of many Of the most di,tin-
guished characters living. The annual sales of
which are 100000 copies. Price, per dozen, only
SO cents: single copy Id cents.
.. S: and l.. n. Fowler, Editors.
American Phrenological Journal and
Miscellany: Devoted to Phrenology, Physiology,
Magnetism, Self-Improvement, and General Pro-
erosion. 10 be published monthly, each number
containing thirtytwo large octave pages, and illus
trated with portraits of distinguished individuals
Terms, per year, in advaI &c, only 81.
Geo. Combe and Robert Cox, Editors.
Magazine of Moral and Intellectual
Science, and Edinburgh Quarterly chronological
Journal Containing Essays upon Phrenolcgy as
a department of physiological science, exhibiting
its varied and important applications to the most in
terestng questions of social and moral philosophy,
to legislation, medicine and the arts of life Svo
Each number will contain ll2 pages, beautifully
printed, with illustrations. Price, per year. in ad-
vance, s..
DR.. John Bur,!ell, Dentist.
The Teeth: Their Structure, Dis
easc and Treatment, with the causes of Early De-
cay. With directions in relation to their care and
preservation. l2mo. Illustrated with one hun
dred engrayings. Cheap edition, only II l-2 cts.
L. n. Fowler.
The chronological Guide: Designed
for the use of Students of their own Characters
Containing the first principles of the science, to.
gether with illustrated description of the tempe
raments. Twenty-ffth edition. l2mo. Price
II IL cents.
By the same Author.
Synopsis of Phrenology and Physl-
oIogy: Comprising condensed description of the
Body and Mind. Also, the additional discoveries
made by the aid of Magnetism and Neurology-
Small quarto. Illus rated with forty-two engrav-
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