WINTHROP SARGENT.

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_UNGUIOLOGY._

JUST Received, and for Sale at the Printing-Office of BELCHER

& ARMSTRONG, No. 79, _State-street_, and at the several

Bookstores--a few copies of that rare and valuable work, "A

Translation of Doctor _Gasper Gall La'Veytur's_ UNGUIOLOGY, or

the doctrine of _Toe-Nails_." The various editions, languages,

and countries, through which this publication has passed

almost in rapid succession, exceed calculation. Gentlemen of

literature are invited to apply in season, as the work is

under restriction and cannot be reprinted in this country.

Foreign reviews speaking of it say, "The ingenuity of Doctor

_Gasper Gall La'Veytur's_ Unguiological system exceeds the

capacity of our praise. It is impossible for any one of

judgment and penetration to read this work without being

convinced that the seat of the soul is in the toe-nails; the

superior advantages which this index has over physiognomy and

craniology are made most incontrovertibly evident to the most

common comprehension." _Price_ 32-1/2 _cents_. august 27.

_Centinel_, 1806.

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The really curious collection of the Columbian Museum is advertised in the

"Boston Chronicle," Dec. 19, 1797.

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