*' It is withal one of the most beautiful specimens of English composition to be found, eonvej-
Ing information on a most difficult and profound science, in a style at once novel, pleasing, and
elegant" —Ds. Spuaovx— Atbany Spectator,

THE POOT-PBINTS OP THE OBBATOB ; or, the Asterolepj^ of Strom,
ness, with numerous Illustrations. With a Memoir of the Author, by Louis Aqassiz.
12mo, cloth, $1.00.
Db. Bucklakd toad he toould give Mm l^ hand to posie$» tmehpmoer <if deaeription a» ikU moau

TESTIMONY OF THE BOCKS ; or, Qeology in its Bearings on the two
Theologies, Natural and Revealed. "Thou shalt be in league with the stones fA the
field.** — Job, With numerous elegant Illustrations. One volume, royal 12mo, cloth,
$1.25.
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This is the largest and most comprehensive Geological Work that the distinguished author has
yet published. It exhibits the pifround learning, the felicitous style, and the scientific perception.
Which characterise Us former works, while it embraces the latest results of geological discovery.
But the great charm of the book lies in those passages of glo^ring eloquence, in which, having
spread out his fi^ts, the author proceeds to make deductions ttcna them of the moct strUdng and
exciting character. The work Is profiisely illustrated by engravings executed at Paris, in the highest
style of French art.
THE CBinSE OF THE BETSE7; or, a Summer Ramble among the FossU.
iferous Deposits of the Hebrides. With Rambles of a Geolc^t } or, Ten Thousand
Miles oyer the FossUiferous Deposits of Scotland. 12mo, cloth, $1.26.
Nothing need 1>e said of it sare that it possesses the same fhsdnatton for the reader that charao*
leiises the author's otiier works.
MY SCHOOIiS AND SCHOOIiMASTEBS ; or, the Story of my Educa.
