which society is linked together. No work we have
ever seen is better calculated to inspire and awaken inventive
genius in man than this. Almost every department of human labor is
represented, and it contains a large fund of useful information,
condensed in a volume, every chapter of which is worth the cost of
the book. It would be an act of manifest injustice to the community
for any editor to feel an indifference about commending this volume
to a reading public.--N.Y. CH. HERALD.

The style is admirable, and the book itself is as full of
information as an egg is of meat.--JOURNAL.

As teachers we know no better remuneration, than for them FIRST to
buy this book and diligently read it themselves; SECOND, to teach
to their pupils the principles of industrial organization which it
contains, and of the facts by which it is illustrated. It is one of
the merits of this book that its facts will interest youthful minds
and be retained to blossom hereafter into theories of which they
are now incapable. THIRD, endeavor to have a copy procured for the
district library, that the parents may read it, and the teachers
reap fruit in the present generation.--N.Y. TEACHER.

Contains a great amount of information, accompanied with numerous
illustrations, rendering it a compendious history of the subjects
upon which it treats.--N.Y. COURIER AND INQUIRER.

We commend the work as one of real value and profitable
reading.--ROCHESTER AMERICAN.

This work is a rich repository of valuable information on various
subjects, having a bearing on the industrial end social interests
of a community.--PURITAN RECORDER.

MY SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLMASTERS; OR, THE STORY OF MY EDUCATION. BY HUGH
MILLER, author of "Old Red Sandstone," "Footprints of the Creator," "My
First Impressions of England," etc. 12mo, cloth. $1.25.

"This autobiography is quite worthy of the renowned author. His
first attempts at literature, and his career until he stood forth
an acknowledged power among the philosophers and ecclesiastical
leaders of his native land, are given without egotism, with a power
and vivacity which are equally truthful and
delightsome."--PRESBYTERIAN.

"Hugh Miller is one of the most remarkable men of the age. Having
risen from the humble walks of life, and from the employment of a