THE

SOUTHERN REVIEW.

VOL. IV.

AUGUST & NOVEMBER, 1829.

CHARLESTON:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY A. E. MILLER.

FOR THE PROPRIETORS.

1829.

The Celtic Druids. By Godfrey Higgins, Esq. F. S. A. of Skel-

low Grange, near Doncaster, Yorkshire.

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Legal Outlines, being the Substance of a Course of Lectures now

delivering in the University of Maryland. By David Hoffman.

Fine Arts. A Reply to Article X. No. LVIII. in the North-Ame-

rican Review, entitled "Academies of Arts," &c. By Samuel F.

B. Morse, President of the National Academy of Design.

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1. Tour in Germany, and some of the Southern Provinces of the

Austrian Empire, in the years 1820-1821-1822. By John Russell.

2. Travels in the North of Germany, in the years 1825-1826. By

Henry E. Dwight.

V. ABBOT'S LETTERS FROM CUBA,

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Letters written in the Interior of Cuba, between the Monntains

of Arcana, to the East, and of Cusco, to the West, in the months of

February, March, April and May, 1828. By the late Rev. Abiel

Abbot, D. D. Pastor of the First Church in Beverly, (Mass.)

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1. The Republic of Cicero, translated from the Latin; and ac-

companied with a Critical and Historical Introduction. By G. W.

Featherstonhaugh, Esq. Fellow of the Geological Society of Lon-

don, &c.

2. M. Tullii Ciceronis de Repvblica, librorvm reliquiæ e palimp-

sesto. Ab Angelo Maio, nvper ervtæ ad editionem Romanam dili-

gentissime expressæ.

Travels of the Russian Mission through Mongolia to China, and

Residence in Pekin in the years 1820, 1821. By George Tim-

kowski; with Corrections and Notes, by Julius Von Klaproth; illus

trated by maps, plates, &c.

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VIII. DYSPEPSIA,

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1. An Essay on Disorders of the Digestive Organs, and General

Health, and on their complications. By Marshal Hall, M. D. &c.

2. A Treatise on Indigestion and its consequences, called nervous

and bilious complaints; with observations on the organic diseases.

in which they sometimes terminate. By A. P. W. Philip, M. D. &c.

3. A Treatise on Diet, with a View to establish, on practicable

grounds, a system of rules for the prevention and cure of the dis-

eases incident to a disordered state of the digestive functions. By

J. A. Paris, M. D. &c.

4. An Essay on morbid sensibility of the Stomach and Bowels,

as the proximate cause or characteristic condition of Indigestion,

Nervous Irritability, Mental Despondency, Hypochondriasis, &c.

&c.; to which are prefixed, Observations on the Diseases and Re-

gimen of Invalids on their return from hot and unhealthy Climates.

By James Johnson, M. D. &c.

5. Sure Methods of Improving Health and Prolonging Life; or a

a Treatise on the art of living long and comfortably, by regulating

the diet and regimen, embracing all the most approved principles of

health and longevity, and exhibiting the remarkable power of pro-

per food, wine, air, exercise, sleep, &c. in the cure of chronic dis-

eases, as well as the preservation of health and prolongation of life.

To which is added, the Art of Training for Health, Rules for reduc-

ing Corpulency, and Maxims of Health for the bilious and nervous,

the consumptive, men of letters, and people of fashion. Illustrated

by cases. By a Physician.

Sermons preached in England, by the late Right Reverend Regi-

nald Heber, D. D.; Lord Bishop of Calcutta, &c. &c.

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