Bookseller and Stationer,

No. 25 Cornhill, Boston,

Keeps constantly for sale, a general assortment of School, Classical and Miscellaneous Books.

Also STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS, on liberal terms.

For sale as above, PHYSIOLOGICAL, PHRENOLOGICAL,
SOCIAL REFORM, and other valuable Books, viz.:

Graham's large work, in 2 vols., containing his Lectures on the Science of Human Life.

do. Lecture to Young Men.

do. Philosophy of Sacred History, with particular reference to the authority of the Bible for man's eating Flesh, drinking Wine, &c. &c.

do. Treatise on Bread and Bread-Making. do. do. on Epidemic Diseases.

Alcott's Young Wife, or Duties of Woman in the Marriage Relation.

do. Young Housekeeper, or Thoughts on Food and Cookery.

do. Young Mother, or the Physical Education of Children.

do. House I Live in, or the Human Body, for the use of Families and Schools.

do. Young Woman's Guide to Excellence.

do. Young Husband, or Duties of Man in the Marriage Relation.

do. Vegetable Diet; as sanctioned by Medical Men and by experience in all ages.

do. Treatise on Tea and Coffee-On Tobacco. do. Library of Health, in 6 vols.

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Alcott's Moral Reformer, and Teacher on the Human Constitution, in 2 vols.

HEALTH TRACTS, by Dr. Alcott. These are sold either separate or bound together. No. 1. Dosing and Drugging. No. 2. On Consumption. No. 3. City and Country. No. 4. The Right Use of Fruits. No. 5. Thoughts on Bathing. No. 6. Breathing Bad Air. No. 7. Clothing and Temperature. No. 8. Domestic Poisons. No. 9. Tight Lacing. No. 10. Abuses of the Eye. No. 11. Health in Common Schools. No. 12. The Right Use of Physicians. Armstrong's Art of Preserving Health.

Fowler's large work on Practical Phrenology.

do. Principles of Phrenology and Physiology applied to Marriage, or Man's Social Relations. do. Hereditary Descent.

do. On Education and Self-Improvement.
do. On Memory-Tight Lacing-Temperance.
do. Phrenological Journal.

HYDROPATHY; or the Water Cure: its Principles, Modes of Treatment, &c., illustrated with many cases,Compiled from the most eminent English authors on the subject. By Joel Shew, M. D.

A Concise Exposition of the Doctrine of Association, or Plan for a Reorganization of Society, which will secure to the Human Race, individually and collectively, their Happiness and Elevation. (Based on Fourier's Theory of Domestic and Industrial Association.) By Albert Brisbane.

A Popular View of the Doctrines of Charles Fourier. By Parke Godwin.

Association in connection with Education and Religion,

two Lectures delivered before the N. England Fourier Society, in Boston, Feb. 29th and March 7th, 1844. SOCIAL REFORM; or an Appeal in behalf of Association, based upon the principles of a Pure Christianity. By James Boyle, a member of the Northampton Association of Education and Industry.