--> We have now before us the result of Dr. Hempel's incessant labors in the shape of a portly volume of upwards of 1200 pages, for which he deserves the best thanks of the homoeopathic body at large. This volume will be a great acquisition to all practitioners of our art, as it will facilitate very much their search for the appropriate remedy.--We have already made extensive use of it; thanking Dr. Hempel most heartily for his repertory, we commend it confidently to our English colleagues. It will be found useful by all, whether they possess the two volumes of the Symptomen-Codex or no; and, it will in many cases guide the practitioner to the ready discovery of an appropriate remedy, when all the other works hitherto published in our language would leave him in the lurch.--_From the British Journal of Homoeopathy_, No XLIV. I use it almost daily in my practice, and have frequently been able to find the symptom or group of symptoms wished for, in a few minutes on its pages, after having for a much longer time searched in vain through the older repertories. _Philadelphia._ M. WILLIAMSON, M.D. I have ever found it reliable, and since becoming familiar with its arrangement, I regard it the best practical guide yet offered to the homoeopathic profession in this country. _Philadelphia._ A. E. SMALL, M.D. I consider it a work of merit and decidedly of use to Physicians commencing the practice of Homoeopathy. _Philadelphia._ JAMES KITCHEN, M.D., 215 Spruce-street. Ever since your Repertory was issued, it has been my daily adviser, has never failed to assist me and has also saved me a great deal of time. _Philadelphia._ GEO. DUHRING, M.D. I place a high estimation upon the entire work, and shall consider it a safe guide to govern me in my prescriptions to the sick. _Philadelphia._ RICHARD GARDINER, M.D. I can with truth say, that I consider it by very far the best Repertory I have ever used or seen, and that, I would by no means be without it. It has saved me many hours of research, and has very seldom failed to satisfy my expectations. _Philadelphia._ J. R. COXE, JR. M.D. I deem it an act of justice to say that I believe it to be the best work of the kind in the English language,--and that it will be not only a valuable aid to the student, but greatly facilitate the practitioner of Homoeopathy in the selection of remedies in the treatment of disease. The profession are under great obligation to Dr. Hempel for furnishing them with so valuable a work. _Philadelphia._ WM. STILES, M.D. I have examined your new "Repertory" with much care, and I am happy to recommend it as a work eminently calculated to facilitate the labors of students as well as of practicing physicians in referring both to particular symptoms and the remedies calculated to meet those symptoms. I believe it to be unequalled in this by any work of the kind published in America.