Art of Improving the Memory.
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We invite the attention of our readers to the
Gard of Professor Miles, in to-days paper, giving
notice that he will deliver Course Of Lectures in
this City on Phreno- Mnemotechny, or the Art OF
Improving the Memory. Professor Miles has
leclured on this important and extraordinary Art
in various sections of the Union and judging from
the testimonials and notices in his possession, he
must have been eminenliy successful. The FOL
lowing notice was given Professor Niles by n
Committee of his audience at Fayetteville in this
State: f'- s--


F'dyeneriLe NJ c., May 25th, 1s47.


DEAR SIR: Your Glass at this place having con-
stituted the undersigned Committee 10 convey to
you expression of their opinion with regard to
your Lectures, take pleasure in rendering the tol-
lowing: - >... .-a1 h--.. .r. ." ..


That the Science of -Mnemoiechny is
we'll worthy of study, being adapted to the face
recollection of such events-GeographIcal, Stalls
ticial and much other matter-as may have en-
gagged the attention Of the individual who applies
it thereby becoming important auxiliary in the
accumulation of much general and useful knowl-
edge. o. ..H -.


We would not be fully discharging the duty as
signed US, were to omit to state, that the mode
of instruction adopted and practised by yourself
seems to be admirably calculated to imPart knowl-
edge of the principles and application OF the sub
ject. s4s.rF-s Ill @FE --.- q - z
appreciation of your earnest efforts to INSTRUCT
as well your courtesy TO the class IN your course
of teaching, and the hope that you may be encour.
aged 10 an extensive diffusion of knowledge of
the Art. ..... a.. ........


With sentiments of respect, .. .-.r-, r


Your ob't. servants, -... rl


B.W. ROBINSON. J. T. GILMORE,


WIN. P: MALLETT, E, LULTERLoH,
JESSE P. SMITH.