...BODY. From the French of A. LE PILEUR, Doctor of Medicine. Illustrated by 45 Engravings by LEVEILL& One volume I2mo . $i 50 For specimen illustration...simple but attractive engravings elucidate the work. Illustrated Library of U'onJers. 9 WONDERS OF ARCHITECTURE. Translated from the French of M. LEFEVRE...

...this translation from the French of a book which, in the original, has attained to great popularity. While sufficiently minute in anatomical and physiological...chapter on artistic expression which closes the book. Attention may also be directed to the numerous accurate and also simple engravings, which have been...

...of A. LE PlLEUR, Doctor of Medicine. Illustrated by 45 Engravings by LEVElLLfL One volume I2mo . $l 50 For specimen illustration see page 24. While sufficiently...simple but attractive engravings elucidate the work. Illustrated Library of Wonders. WONDERS OF ARCHITECTURE. Translated from the French of M. LEFJSVRE...

...this translation from the French of a book which, in the original, has attained to great popularity. While sufficiently minute in anatomical and physiological...chapter on artistic expression which closes the book. Attention may also be directed to the numerous accurate and also simple engravings, which have been...

...illustration see page 24. While sufficiently minute in anatomical and physiological details tosatisP those who desire to go deeper into such studies than...expression which closes the book. Numerous simple but atraCbve engravings elucidate the workIllustrated Library of Wonders, WONDERS OF ARCHITECTURE. Translated...

...BODY. From the French of A. LE PILEUR, Doctor of Medicine. Illustrated by 45 Engravings by LEVEILLE. One volume I2mo . $i 50 For specimen illustration...sustained by incidental digressions to more attractive iriatters. Such are the pages referring to phrenology and to music, which accompany the anatomical...

...Illustrated by 45 Engravings by LEVEILL4. One volume I2mo . $i 50 For specimen illustration see page 2A. While sufficiently minute in anatomical and physiological...skull and of the organs of voice ; and the chapter on "•tistic expression which closes the book. Numerous simple but attrncltv enRrnvinns elucidate the...

...deem necessary, this work is nevertheless written so that it may form part of the domestic IbttrT. Mothers and daughters may read it without being repelled or shocked; and the T«niig will find their interest sustained by incideaUl digressions to more attractive matters. Sack...