Useful Reading.
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The publication of DR.. Lardners Lectures on
,cience and Arts In form accessible TO all classes
il likely to have considerable influence in giving d
rection to the freside and evening reading OF the
mechanics and workingmen of the United States
In tho language of the Cincinnati Atlas, the style
and character of these Lectures are so admirably
suited to ordinary readers, free from TECHNICAL
ties and useless tables of figures so plain simple,
and to tho point tina, they cannot fail 10 arrest the
attention Of thousands who have heretofore neg.
lectcd the study the reading Of amy work on the
useful arts and sciences. a few days since the
Journeymen in the machine shops of the Novelty
Works in THE City. dubbed together and purchased
twenty-five copies of the nurabcrs published. and
yesterday the workmen in Hoe X Co.'S employ sen,
for thirteen copies Ofcourse where they thus club
together, they obtain the numbers at the dozen
price. Can any one doubt the good effect which the
extensive reading of such works by the youth and
mechanics Of our land must have upon our national
reputation us artisans and citizens


