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CT to recieve, as the authors true meaning, the interpretation of Professor Yandell, or the translation of Professor Gregory: the former having admitted, in his lecture, that he had never seen the work in it's original German, and perhaps, would have been un- able to read it, if he had seen it: while the latter was selected by Liebig himself, as his translator, doubtless on account of his skill m German scholarship furnished by him, for greater accuracy, with his own man. uscrpt.

 It IS hoped that Professor Caldwell will soon publish, at length, and in book form, his own clear statement of his own masterly views on this subject, in opposition to those of Leibig; and, then, the public will have the means of judging. fairly, by ''hearing both sides"

 February I7H, IS4s