BY GEORGE TATE, M. D.

"As public journalists, we take this occasion to return him our hearty

thanks for the pains he has taken to shed a new light on an obscure

and much-neglected topic."--_North Amer. Med. and Surg. Journ. No.

XIX._

_Extract of a Letter from_ EDWARD H. COURTENAY, _Professor of

Mathematics_ in _the University of Pennsylvania_.

"The design of the author--that of furnishing a valuable collection of

rules and theorems for the use of such as are unable, from the want of

time and previous preparation, to investigate mathematical

principles--appears to have been very successfully attained in the

present volume. The information which it affords in various branches

of the pure and mixed Mathematics embraces a great variety of

subjects, is arranged conveniently, and is in general conveyed in

accurate and concise terms. To THE ENGINEER, THE ARCHITECT, THE

MECHANIC--indeed to all for whom results are chiefly necessary--the

work will doubtless form a very valuable acquisition."

In One Volume, 12mo.

_BOLMAR'S LEVIZAC._

A THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL GRAMMAR

OF THE

FRENCH LANGUAGE;

IN WHICH THE PRESENT USAGE IS DISPLAYED AGREEABLY TO THE

DECISIONS OF THE FRENCH ACADEMY.

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