HASWELL & BARRINGTON, PHILADELPHIA; L. N. FOWLER, N. YORK,
J. J. HASWELL & Co. NEW ORLEANS; JORDON, BOSTON; R. L.
ADAMS, ROCHESTER, N. Y.; AND WILEY & PUTNAM, LONDON.

1841.

CONTENTS.

Biography of Dr. Spurzheim.

Physical and Mental Science.

Lectures on Moral Philosophy. By Geo. Combe. (Review.)

The same subject.

The same subject.

E. Burritt, the Learned Blacksmith.

Remarks on the Natural Laws of Man.

Laws of Hereditary Descent.

The Princeton Repertory vs. Phrenology.

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16

49

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27

31

36

44

Thoughts on the action and influence of the Nervous System, and

on the means of Improving them. By Charles Caldwell,

M. D.

Practical Utility of Phrenology. By. O. S. Fowler.

Phrenological Examination of Prisoners.

Outlines of Disored Mental Action. (Review.)

Vindication of New Discoveries. By a Lady.

Stoke's and Bell's Practice of Medicine.

ib.

65

74

83

Phrenological Developements and Character of Stephen Burroughs.

86

89

92

95

Dr. Foville on the Structure of the Brain, and on its relations to the

The Superiority of the Caucasian Race.

121

Plea in Behalf of Phrenology. By B. Silliman, M. D., LL., D.

130

On the harmony between Phrenology and Christianity.

Report of an Operation for the Removal of a large bony Tumour,

171

called "Spina Ventosa" of the Skull. By George M'Clellan,

M. D.

180

Observations upon the Character and Philosophy of Lord Bacon.

A remarkable instance of Musical Powers in a Child.

Remarks on the Cerebral Organization of the American Indians and

Ancient Peruvians.

193

204

207

Physiology for Schools. By Reynell Coates, M. D. (Review.)

Mr. Geo, Combe and the Philosophy of Phrenology.

218

221

Lectures on Phrenology by George Combe, Esq. (Review.)

Application of Phrenology in a Deaf and Dumb Asylum.

Lecture on Temperance, Physiologically and Phrenologically cou

sidered.

Western Athenæum and Journal of Phrenology.

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237

239

ib.

Changes in the form of the Head, with corresponding changes i

On the faculty of Language and its Cerebral Organs. By. J. R

Remarks upon the Faculties of Language and Tune, and the sense

Heach-ache caused by over-excitement of certain Mental Faculties, 335

Letter to the Editor, on the importonce of Phrenology and the con-

Character inferred from an examination of Skull. By J, R. Bu-

Notes on the United States of North America, during a Phrenolo-

gical visit in 1838-9-40. By George Combe, (Review.)

379

Continued remarks upon various Mental Phenomena. By J. R.

Buchanan, M. D,

419

Examination of Prisoners in Gaol.

424

Extracts from Mr. Combe's Tour in the United States.

425

Phrenological Lectures and Examinations of the Messrs. Fowler

in Boston.

430