DAYS OF DOMESTIC and FOREIGN CHARITY with news to improve it serving [...]. R.1823. n.1. january. Vilna [1823].

TALES OF DOMESTIC and FOREIGN CHARITY with news for its improvement. Periodical periodical, by order of J.V. Rimsky-Korsakov, Lithuanian war governor, general of infantry and cavalry, for the income of the poor house of the Vilnius Benevolent Society, published. R. 1823. n.1. January; Vilna [1823] Type. A. Marcinowski [published by J. Zawadzki].

Format:13x21cm. Pages:96; 1 p. tabl. [copperplate engraved fold-out], publisher's cover preserved, traces of flooding, underlining in txt.

Number includes: House of Educating Orphans in Danzig translated by L. Rogalski; Councils for the Young Preacher translated by X. M. Olszewski; Musical evening for the benefit of the poor under the care of the Vilnius Society of Charity staying; 1. Charity ode by Ignacy Szydlowski; 2. Sermon by X. Bonaventura Nosewicz; Charitable establishments of the ancient Romans by Mikolai Malinowski; Historical sketch of efforts in teaching the deaf and establishments intended for this purpose, message collected by Miss Alexandra Wolfgang continued; Method of teaching manual labor in elementary schools to girls, translated by Miss Alexandra Wolfgang; Comparison of nutritive properties in foods; Rapport to the medical faculty in Paris, by PP. Percy and Vanquelin on April 9, 1818, given; translated by John Wolfgang; Medicine of the Poor translated by I. E. Lachnicki; A dissection of the work entitled: Amelia the Mother, Miss Tanskaya by I. E. Lachnicki; RARE THINGS: 1. A home for the insane on the mind in Blomingdal in the landed states of America, translated by Jan Bobrowski; 2. A way of sedating dogs translated by W. Gorski; 3. Count Walicki's sacrifices for the sciences there; 4. A literary message.

Rare.