CATALOGUE BILL LIBRARY 1878, Cat ee te * re #, ‘ NORWICH: _ PRINTED BY NORWICH PRINTING CO. see eS. Pe TRUSTEES. President, fheV NN. Bo COOK, Secretary, Treasurer, and Librarian, EDMUND SPICER. CHRISTOPHER NEWTON, JOHN BREWSTER, _N. B. GEER, BENJ. F. LEWIS, _ |S. B. STODDARD; ISAAC AVERY, RALPH HURLBUTT, — ISRAEL ALLYN, |JACOB L. GALLUP, PALMER ALLYN, |JAS. A. BILLINGS, LEONARD ©. SMITH, | HENRY LARRABEE, N. SANDS GALLUP, | F. BREWSTER, GEORGE FANNING.| RUFUS M. GALLUP, HISTORY. The following correspondence explains the ori- gin of the Bill Library :— Norwicu, Ct., Feb. 20, 1867. Gentlemen :—Wishing to express my esteem for my fellow townsmen, and to acknowledge the many favors I have received from my native town, I present you my Check for One Thousand Dollars, in trust, the interest and income of which I wish annually expended for the maintenance of a Town Library, in the purchase of books, &c., for the use of all the inhabitants of the town of Ledyard, under such rules and regulations as you may from time to time adopt, or in accordance with any charter that may hereafter be granted by the General Assembly of this State. In addition to the above One Thousand Dollars. I propose to give you a Library of five hundred or more volumes of books, with book-case, &c., as a nucleus of what may in time become a sufficient library for the town. 6 a HISTORY. It is my desire that you organize by the ap- pointment of proper officers, &c., and appoint a committee to petition the next Legislature for a Charter, and when obtained, the books and funds to be handed over to said corpo after you have accepted a Charter. You will please direct as to the location of the Library and the construction of suitable book cases. Now should the Library be neglected and abandoned, and the corporation be given up for a period of three years, said sum of One Thousand Dollars, with unappropriated interest, is to revert back to me or my legal heirs, or to any other benevolent object I or they may name. Tam aware that this is a small donation for the object in view, but in time, if well cared for, I think it will supply an ample library for the population. With this hope, I commit it to your care, invoking the blessing of God upon this enter- prise and upon my beloved native town. Respectfully and truly yours, HENRY BILL. To Rev. N. B. Cook, Christopher Newton, Ed- — mund Spicer, Benjamin F. Lewis, N. B. Geer, Isaac Avery, Jacob L. Gallup, Israel Allyn, James A. Billings, Palmer Allyn, Henry Larra- bee, John Brewster, Franklin Brewster, Leonard C. Smith, Rufus M. Gallup, N. Sands Gallup and George Fanning. HISTORY. a Upon the receipt of the above letter, a meeting _of the gentlemen named in it having been called to consider the matter, the following resolutions were presented by Rev. N. B. Cook and signed by the trustees present : Wuereas, Our friend and former townsman, the Hon. Henry Bit, of Norwich, has, in a letter communicated to the undersigned, made known his determination to give to the town of Led- yard the generous sum of One Thousand Dol- lars, the income thereof to be used and applied for the purpose of establishing a Library for all the inhabitants of said town, and has requested us to take in trust the charge and management of the same; therefore, Resolved, That the undersigned, being the trus- tees, assembled at the vestry of the Congregation- al church, in said town. being sensible of the duty imposed by a trust of such importance and re-~ sponsibility, do hereby accept the office of trus- tees of the same and promise our best endeavors in its behalf. Resolved, That we hereby express-to Mr. Bill our grateful appreciation of his noble gift. Resolved, That we express, in behalf of Mr. Bill, our earnest prayer that, in the gracious pro- vidence of God, his life may be long spared to witness the success of his benevolent contribution to the happiness of his beloved native town. Resolved, That this library be called “ The Bill Library.” Signed by the Trustees. RESOLUTION. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, May Session, A. D., 1867. Tigbn the petition of Rev. N. B. Cook, Ossi chet ~ Newton, Edmund Spicer, Benjamin F. Lewis, Nathaniel. B. Geer, Isaac Avery, Jacob. L. Gal- lup, Israel Allyn, James A. Billings, Palmer Allyn, Henry Larrabee, John Brewster, Frank- lin Brewster, Leonard C. Smith, Rufus M. Gal- lup, N. Sands Gallup and George Fanning, all of Ledyard, in the County of New London, showing that the Hon. Henry Bill, of Norwich in said) County, has placed in the hands of the petitioners, a Fund amounting to the sum of One Thousand Dollars, upon trust to appro- priate the income thereof, annually, in provi- ding and maintaining a Library for the use of the inhabitants of the said town of Ledyard, and purposes to donate five hundred or more volumes of books as a nucleus for said Library : that in creating the said Fund and making known to the petitioners his purpose of dona- ting the said books, the said Henry Bill express- ed the wish that the said Fund and Library might be placed under the care, direction and management of a body corporate and politic, with powers adequate to those purposes, as well as to enforce a condition which is annexed to the donation of said Fund :— + ee 10 CHARTER. = d Resolved by this Assembly. That the said N. B. Cook, Christopher Newton, Edmund Spicer, Ben- jamin F. Lewis, Nathaniel B. Geer, Isaac Avery, Jacob L. Gallup, Israel Allyn, James A. Billings, Palmer Allyn, Henry Larrabee, John Brewster, Sanford B. Stoddard, Ralph Hurlbutt, Franklin Brewster, Leonard C. Smith, Rufus M. Gallup, N. Sands Gallup and Geo. Fanning, be and they are hereby incorporated, by the name, style and title of “The Bill Library Association,” and that they and such others as shall be duly elected members of the said Association, as hereinafter provided, shall be and remain a body politic and corporate by the same name, style and title forever, for the purposes of receiving, holding, investing and managing the Fund, and executing the trust afore- said, and also for the purpose of keeping and maintaining a Library for the use of the inhabit- ants of the said town of Ledyard. Src. 2. The said corporation may have a common seal which they may change or renew at pleasure; may sue and be sued, defend and be de- fended, answer and be answered unto, by their corporate name, in all courts and places whatso- ever ; may purchase, receive, hold and convey all kinds of property requiste or convenient for the purposes of a public Library: may elect a Pre- sident and such other officers and agents as they shall deem necessary ; and may make and carry into effect such by-laws, rules and regulations re- lative to the use of the books belonging to their Library and to any injury to, or loss or undue detention of the same, and for promoting, secur- CHARTER. 11 ing and carrying out the objects of their incor- _ poration, as they shall judge expedient ; provided that the said by-laws, rules and regulations shall not be contrary to the provisions of this act or inconsistent with the general laws of this State. And the property of said corporation, including the said trust fund, shall be exempt from tax- ation. Sec, 3. The said corporation shall hold a ‘meeting annually, in the month of November, and at such other times as they shall judge expedient ; and at any meeting so held, seven members of said corporation shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. a Sec. 4. The said corporation shall, - at their annual meeting, elect their President and other — officers and agents; and the President and other officers and agents so elected, shall continue in office one year and until others are elected in their stead. Vacancies occurring in any of the offices of the corporation may be filled at a ' special meet- ing called for the purpose. Sec. 5. Whenever the number of members shall be reduced below ten, the said corporation shall elect any other person or persons to be members thereof, so that the whole number of members shall, at no time, be less than ten. Src. 6. In case the said corporation shall neglect, for a period of three years, to exercise the powers conferred, and perform the duties re- quired by this act, they shall forfeit all right and title to the trust fund aforesaid, and the interest thereon then accrued and unappropriated, and 12 CHARTER. | . the same shall thereupon become revested in the said Henry Bill, if he be living, or if he be dead, shall become a part of his estate, and may be sued for and recovered accordingly. Src. 7. Rev. N. B. Cook, Edmund Spicer, Christopher Newton, Sanford B. Stoddard, and Benjamin F. Lewis, or any two of them, may call the first meeting of said corporation, by causing a written or printed notice of the time and place of holding the same, to be posted on the public sign-post on Meeting House Hill, in said town of Ledyard, or to be left with or at the usual place of abode of each member of said corporation, at least five days before the day appointed for said meeting ; and at said meeting, the said corpora- tion may elect officers, who shall hold their offices until the next annual meeting of said corporation, and may transact any other business necessary to the well ordering of their affairs. Src. 8. This act may be altered, amended or repealed at the pleasure of the General As- sembly. PROCEEDINGS OF TRUSTEES. _ At a meeting of the Trustees of the Bill Libra- ry Association, warned and held at the vestry of _ the Congregational Church, in Ledyard, on the 15th day of June, A. D. 1867, in conformity with the Act of Incorporation, passed at the May Ses- sion of the General Assembly of this State, A. D. 1867, the following are the doings of said meeting, viz: Rev. Nehemiah B. Cook was chosen President of said Association. Edmund Spicer was chosen Secretary and Treasurer. Edmund Spicer was chosen Librarian. Vorep, That a Committee of four be elected to prepare such By-Laws and Regulations as may be necessary in conducting the affairs of this Cor- poration. Franklin Brewster, Christopher New- ton, Sanford B. Stoddard and Edmund Spicer, were chosen said Committee. VotrepD, That the Annual Meeting of this As- sociation be held on the first Saturday of Novem- ber in each year, at 2 o’clock p. mM. VotrEp, That the President and Secretary be instructed to tender the acknowledgments of this Association to such donors as may from time to 14 PROCEEDINGS OF TRUSTEES. time contribute in books or otherwise to the Bill Library. The thanks of this Association were unani- mously voted to Mr. Ledyard Bill for the valua- ble donation of 100 volumes to the Bill Library. RESOLVED, That we tender the thanks of all the inhabitants of the Town of Ledyard, that now are, to the Hon. Henry Bill, for the present he has this day made them, viz: the Bill Library, whose name it bears. And may they tell their children to tell their children’s children from whom so great and so lasting a present was made. . af , Vorep, To adjourn this meeting to the 29th day of June, inst., at 2 o’clock p. M. ' Certified by EDMUND Spicer, Secretary. At a meeting of the Trustees of the Bill Libra- ry Association, held on the 29th day of June, A. D.1867, by adjournment from the 15th day of June, inst., the following By-Laws and Regula- tions were passed, viz: [See By-Laws, commencing next page. | VoreED, To dissolve this meeting. | Certified by EpMuUND SPICER, Secretary. BY-LAWS. 1. Allthe inhabitants of the Town of Ledyard, now or hereafter, shall have the right to take books from the Bill Library, to be governed by rules and regulations that may be adopted from time to time by the Trustees thereof. 2. The Library shall be open and books may be taken therefrom Saturdays from 9 A. M. to 12 m., and from 1 p. Mm. to 4 Pp. M., and on Sun- days from 12 mM. to 1 P. M. 3. No Book to be taken out of the Library until the number of the book has been entered against the name of the person taking it, who will be responsible for the value of said book if not returned, to be determined by the Trustees. 4. No person shall take from the Library more than one volume at one time, and no volume shall be kept for a longer time than three weeks. If a person has had a volume three weeks and wishes to retain it a longer time, the volume shall be returned to the Librarian, who may renew the loan for another term of three weeks and no longer. 5. Any person neglecting to return books to _ the Library according to the foregoing regula- tions, shall be liable to pay a fine of two cents for each day till returned, 16 BY-LAWS. 6. Any person injuring books belonging to the Library shall be assessed. for the damage by the Trustees, upon the representation of the facts by the Librarian, at the annual meeting of the said Trustees. 7. Any person making a disturbance while in the Library shall forfeit his right to books there- from until his right is restored by the Trustees. 8. It shall be the duty of the Librarian to re- port to the Trustees, at their annual meeting, the income of the Library for the year from all sources. 9. Any person, an inhabitant of the Town of Ledyard, upon the payment of twenty-five cents. can have the benefit of the Library for one year, or upon payment of five cents can have the use of one book for the term of three weeks. 10. Any person wilfully violating any of the foregoing or subsquent rules, regulations or by laws, shall be liable to a termination or suspension of all their privileges to the Library at the dis- cretion of the Trustees. 3 REV. MR. ALLYN’S LETTER. 17 ¥@> The following communication is from Rev. Robert Allyn, D. D., son of Charles Allyn, of Ledyard, and was intended to be put ona fly leaf of each volume presented by him to the Bill Library, but it is deemed of sufficient importance to be placed in the Catalogue. The books pre- sented are six volumes—History of Methodism and the Methodist Church, by Abel Stevens, © ee). ny Mr. Allyn is himself one of the best examples in the country of what a boy, with no unusual advantages, may become by an earnest self-cul- ture, and by an industrious, frugal and moral life. The farmer’s boy is now (1867) a ripe scholar, a powerful preacher. and President of Me Kendree College, in the State of Illinois. To THE READERS OF THE “ Bint LIBRARY”: Haying in my boyhood derived much pleasure and great profit from reading, at such spare hours as a farmer’s boy could find, the books be- longing to the “ North Groton Library,” I desire to be allowed to add to the liberality of my old school-maie and generous founder of this “ Bill Library,” a few volumes. I do this to carry out, on every suitable occasion, the spirit of a promise long since made under the following circum- stances, as well as an offering of gratitude to the founders of the old Library. Tn the winter of 1838-9, I started on my home- ward way, from a school I had been teaching, on 18 REV. MR. ALLYN’S LETTER. foot and with a satchel in my hand. Snow coy- ered the ground. My burden was heavy, and less than an hour’s travel brought some regrets that I had not taken a stage coach. Just then a man in a sleigh overtook me and asked if I would ~ ride. With gladness I assented, and rode till mid afternoon to within one mile of home. On getting out of the sleigh after a thirty miles ride, T asked: “ How much shall I pay for my very opportune ride ?” ‘“ T suppose,” said the man, “ that you think, as I proposed the ride, I shall not charge anything FOr. “ The ride has been none the less a favor to me than if I had asked it, and I am none the less wil- ling to pay for it,” said I. “Well sir, J shall then charge double.” Iwaited — while he laughed very good naturedly, and as I thought, rather excessively. Then he said, “I ~ bave done you a favor, and you must pay for it — in this way. If you ever have a horse and sleigh, or buggy, and overtake a foot passenger, as I did you, you must pay me by taking him up and car- — rying him on his journey. And you be sure to © make him pay you in the same coin.” Somebody provided books for me to read when Twas a boy. I want to provide a few for some- body’s boy, and I hope those who read these will provide for all coming generations of Ledyard boys, that this town may be the most intelligent, virtuous and pious in all New England. Rogpert ALLYN. Ledyard, Aug. 1st, 1867. : HON. JOHN T. WAIT'S LETTER. 19 _ ‘68> The following communication is from Hon. John T. Wait, Speaker of the House of Rep- resentatives for the session at which the Charter for the “ Bill Library” was granted. © Hon. Henry Bix: My Dear Sir—Having had the pleasure of ren- dering some slight aid towards obtaining the Charter of the “ Bill Library,” in Ledyard, I, with this, send you several volumes that, I trust, will be of sufficient value to be received as an addi- tion to the works already on the shelves of the Library. You could not, sir, have presented to the citizens of Ledyard a gift that would ulti- mately be more valuable to them than you have bestowed in founding this public library; and knowing your strong attachment to the place of your nativity, I feel assured that you could not have done an act that would have given greater satisfaction to yourself. Ihave not a doubt but that the intelligent citizens of that town will take pride in adding to and perpetuating what will be not only a source of enjoyment to them- selves, but a most valuable legacy to transmit to their children. I am, sir, very truly yours, Joun T. Warr. » LEDYARD BILLS LETTER. pall New York, April 26, 1867. To tHE TRUSTEES OF THE FREE LIBRARY AT LEDYARD, Conn. GENTLEMEN.—The establishment of a free library in my native town is a matter in which I take great interest. I avail myself of the pleasure it gives me in contributing towards the object for which the li- brary is founded, and to this end I have this day sent per Adams Express (freight paid) a box containing One Hundred selected volumes. They go as far as Norwich by Express. I trust they will prove an acceptable gift, and at some future time, my life being spared, I hope to be able to add to this expression of the kind feeling I bear towards my former townsmen. Very Truly Yours. LEDYARD BILL. ho LEDYARD TOWN MEETING. yes Since the publication of the Catalogue the following action has been taken by the Town of Ledyard :— At the annual Town Meeting held in Ledyard on the 7th day of October, 1867, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz :— WueErREAs, The Hon. HENRY BILL, of Nor- wich, a native of Ledyard, has endowed a Public Library in this town. and has expended upon the same the sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($3,500,) which is to be for our benefit and that of our children and children’s children to the end of time; and Whereas, Such enlightened liberality de- serves the warmest gratitude of the town, and the gift is worthy of being preserved and guard- ed with all the care and watchfulness it is in our power to bestow upon it; therefore Resolved, That the thanks of the town be here- by tendered to the Hon. Henry Bull for his gen- erous gift, which will, we trust, be more precious to us and our children than gifts of silver or gold. Resolved, That we desire in this public man- ner to invoke for our honored friend all the bless- ings attendant upon good deeds, and we trust that the noble example which he has made, may’ be followed by other sons of our town, that our people may be forever distinguished for those virtues that spring from intelligence, morality, and an enlightened Christian virtue. eS ee ° NEWSPAPER NOTICES. 23 Resolved, That the Town Clerk be ordered to enter these resolutions upon the records of the town, and transmit a copy of the same to the Hon. Henry Bill, of Norwich, and to furnish a ‘copy also to the papers of the County for publi- cation. JAMES A. BILLINGS, Town. Clerk. From the Norwich Daily Advertiser, Oct 4th, 1887. BILL LIBRARY. The Library presented to the town of Ledyard, by the Hon. Henry Bill of this town, will be open - ed to the publie on Monday next A neat cata- logue accompanies the Library, by which we learn that there are 1013 yolumes of standard works now on the shelves. There is also a Sunday School Library of 250 volumes. The Library is endowed with a permanent fund of $1,000, besides which Mr. Bill has expended about $3,000 in new books, book cases, catalogues, &c., winding up with covering the whole property with a five years’ policy of insurance. The Library is, in all its appointments, probably the most complete town library in the State. Every inhabitant of the town is entitled to all its benefits upon the payment of 25 cents a year. The Sunday School library is free to all the Sunday School Scholars of the town. This munificient gift is highly prized by the people of the town, who will, we doubt not, make it a matter of town pride to preserve it, and adopt every means for its increased efficiency and _ use- fulness. Dp “NEWSPAPER NOTICES. Irom the Norwich Bulletin, Oct, 2d, 1867. THE BILL LIBRARY. It will be recollected that, some months ago, Henry Bill of this city gave to his native town, Ledyard, the sum of $1,000 for the purpose of establishing a free public library. This gift he has since increased, by contributions of books, and otherwise, so that the eatire amount .of his donation is between $3,000 and $4,000. Other public spirited citizeus have co-operated with Mr. Bill in the work, and the library is ready to begin operations with a catalogue of over one thousand books. The last General Assembly passed an act of incorporation, and the institution will be ~ known as the * Bill Library.” It will be open for the first time on the first Monday of the pre- sent month, town meeting day, and afterwards on every Saturday and Sunday. The opening of the library on the last mentioned day will, how- ever, be partial, to permit the Sunday School children to avail themselves of a portion of the collection, some two hundred and fifty in number, which is intended especially for their use. A catalogue of the books has been printed, contain-. . ing also the history of the foundation of the library and its regulations, which may be obtain- ed of Edmund Spicer, the librarian, on the day mentioned above. Mr. Bill’s generosity and public spirit in founding this library entitles him to the warm regard of the people of Ledyard, and it is to be hoped his labors will prove as useful to the town as they are honorable to himself. CATALOGUE. A Abbot, J. Agnes. New York, 1855............309 Alexander the Great. New York, 1848..,.154 . Beceunttes wNew York; 1850. . 2.205.042. 165 RRO a Ne na ioe es Vink see eo eae 157 Charles the First. New York, 1854....... 163 Charles the Second. New York, 1849..... 164 Ellen Linn. New York, 1852... ....... 306 History of Queen Elizabeth. N. Y., 1849. .307 History of Julius Cesar. - 1864...........814 History of Peter the Great. N. Y., 1860. .318 emer new York, 18600. 0.6 cee ce ees 177 Harper’s Story Books. 12 v. 1854... 420-31 Learning to Talk. New York, 1855...... 225 Learning to Think. New York, 1856..... 226 Learning to Read. New York, 1856......229 , Learning about Common Things. N. Y., OREO DME ee Si codare doe 6 2 Src sete whens Folate 227 Learning about Right and Wrong. N. Y., SL Cn GA eset tnt ae Ae IE rae OR 228 Malhyille. New York, 1850............. 161 Mary Erskine. New York, 1850.......... 162 Mary Bell. New York, 1850............. 308 Mary Queen of Scots. New York, 1848...316 24 ¥ CATALOGUE OF THE Abbot, J. Marco Paul in Vermont.—1852....... 166 Marco Paul in New York. gelepeee- eee 167 Marco Paul in the Springfield Armory. T8538. ons Re fr oe rls 168 Marco Paul on the Erie Canal. 1852......303 Marco’ Paul in Maines) “8529s eee eae Marco Paulin Boston 1853. 0.0a0 osu, 305 Richard the First. New York, 1857..... 169 Richard the Second. Nww York, 1858....170 Richard the Third. New York, 1858...... 171 Rodolphus. .New York, (802.22 20o, qe 155 Rainbow’s Journey. New York, 1860..... 180 Stuyvesant. New York, 1853........ pti Be: Selling Lucky. New York, 1860......... 310 The Three Pines. New York, 1860. /. ..311 The Young Christian. New York, 1851... 13 9 ee (. ce C6 928 Up the River. New York, 1861.......... io Wallace: ‘New York, (5G 2 2. aymy aus 175 William the Conqueror. New York, 1864. .517 Abbot, A. O. Prison Life in the South. New York, 18663. 7 eG ey oe sinned eae cee 294 Abbot, J. 8. C. . Childat omer Goya. eee T77 Empire of Austria, .NOYs 1609) see 49 History of Josephine. New York, 1867...152 History of Maria Antoinette. N. Y., 1849..158 History of the Civil War in America. | 2v. New York, 1863-729 eee .. 115-16 The Same. New York, 1866........... “117 History of the Civil War. 2 ¥. New York, 1864-6. oof ch acre Shee ee ae 118-19 The Sime. 2v. New York, 1865-7....120-1 Mothers at Home. Worcester, Mass,...... 735 oo BILL LIBRARY... 25 Abercrombie’s Intellectual Powers. New York, Pema aM eho. a Moe he. Se 249 Moral peliias, Wew- York. 1865 00.05.52. 2554 Adams. The Poet Preacher. x. Wa heO Pe ee 697 Words that shook the world, N. Y., 1858. .699 Adams Wm. In the world, not of the world, N. Y. 747 “ae oe Selections from the Spectator. 2 v. OWE EMrRO SOO Sos Oo Sma a 469-70 Biieedask Noti's New.y Ork, F840. oc. ol os 335 on the death of Hon. Solomon Foot. 2v...562-8 Advice to a Married Couple. Rev. James Bean... .951 4e i 4c ce ce : 952 to a Young Christian af Seat oO b Affections and Conversion. Edwards & Alleine. ..893 Afflicted Man’s Companion. Williston ......... 856 Agnes. J. Abbot. New York, 1853. ... .....809 Agricultural Chemistry. Ghaptal’s. N. Y., 1839..344 Agricultural Department Reports. 1861........ 990 Or eaMEB POGOe eek ee eee ws .2 991 CMO E SUG. cies ve cs esa ei es oe O02 RERICEM NO CAP AA. sc ance ecole she 549 ee AM OOO ict See ee cee w+ BDO Alcott W. A. Letters to Young Men uffalo PNT fertile de wi G,9 6s Savers 151 Alden Joseph. Science of Government.......... 915 iewarder en racucal Truths. .. 22.05.) .5- 66s 868 Alexander the Great. J. Abbott. N, Y., 1848...154 Alfred Tennyson’s Poems. Boston, 1867........ 786 Allen’s Church History, 2v. Phil. 1823... 619-20 Allen. Domestic Animals. New York, 1848... .676 PPA MV IMOUNLOL < s,s oe os ee wet ewe on 770 America and American Methodism. Jobson. New PUM RSS Soa sa cil ass ss ahs sees 16 America, History of. Robertson. N. Y., 1854...497 SPOMth ra Vow N.Y ., O56 S ol o.oo. 2s 252-4 26 CATALOGUE OF THE American Biography. Belknap’s. 3v. New York a 1855... 2 tee eee Sele eRe ok ..-. 195-7 7 American Cottage Life, Upham................ 164 American Debater. Wm. Elliyott. N. Y., 1863....83 — American History, Tales from, 3 v............. 20-2 American History. Wilson’s. New York, 1847...140 American Husbandry. Gaylord and’Tucker. 2v. a New York, 1864.20. eee 473-4 American Biography. Sparks. 10 v......... 410-19 American Forest. New York, 1860............. 32) 4 American Fruit Culturist. J. J. Thomas. New * York, 1867 23k, 2h ck seen 34.4 American Odd Fellows Museum. 2 v. New York, 1856... .3 - seh gh eee ee 137-8 — American Notes. Dickens. 2v. N Y., 1866..397-8 ~ American Poets, Bryant’s Selections from. New 4 York,1865. ii.) seme a ee 232 American Privateers, History of. Coggeshall. New York, 1861s...) 4% 55 aye enn ren 147 American Revolution. Blake. New York, 1847...254 American Slavery Justified. Seabury. New York, L861. S044: 2: 00 eps ope lapeede eieeehe ee ei 112 American Weeds and Useful Plants. Darlington. New York,’ 1809.1 autne. Oe tenons 40 8 Analogy of Religion. Butler. New York, 1852...290 Ancient Eeypt. .. Trevor. eae ee 867 Anderson Mary E. Scenes in the Hawaiian Islands 833 | Anecdotes for the Family ........ mere t Satiat 725 a Animals, Picture Book of the Sagacity of. New. York, 1865. 3. 5.2 0Rggite sus aca ae 186 Annals of the Poor, L. Richmond... a yue.. 832 Anthony A.'S... ‘The Circus mies tee eens 850 Anxious Inquirer after Salvation. J. A. James... .612 The. Same vou wae io tule SS ERGG eee eee ee 613 BILL LIBRARY. 27 DNs been EON IC PUD 250. i). < eee eV oleais wv a-e o> 854 Are you a Christian? H. Winslow, D. D........ 939 PROBE ECE NREOTAY: So Selec el sie Sais Pele sew ative es 971 Armstrong’s Agriculture. New York, 1864...... 256 Astronomical Discourses. Chalmers............ 814 Atlantic Telegraph, History of. H. M. Field. - ReememrOti LOOG 2.25.4 eo. oe a 2 88s 113 Austin Mrs. Memoir of the Rev. Sidney Smith. Pree OLE ISDD. 2. ee ee § 14-15 nm 28 CATALOGUE OF THE ~ b Babcock S A. Hidden Treasure. N. Y., 1859...695 Bacon and Locke’s Essays. New York, 1841..... 495 4 Bacon Leonard. Christian Self-Culture......... 9304 Baillie’s Life Studies. New York, 1857........ pel he Baker. History of the Secret Service. Phila., 1867.653 — Balfern. Glimpses of Jesus. New York, 1861... 92 Bartlett. Life of Gen. Franklin Pierce, Auburn, . Barnaby Rudge. Dickens. 3yv. N. Y., 1866.350-2 Barrow’s Life of Peter the Great. N. Y., 1862...258 Barrow’s Voyages ivhoss aya ee eee 302 Barry P. The Fruit Garden. Rochester, 1863.... 39 Bayne. Essays in Biography and Criticism. Bos- ton, 1858. sia eitese eae eis ate ieee heaie eae ies 280 Baxter. Calketo the unconverted............... 755 On Conversion. R. Baxter, 1657......... 860 Saints’ Rest.) 2.) Cae eee eee 895 The Sante : >. nik s oaeeeeee ee ee eh Life... Dying Thoughts 2a. saree 896 Bayard Taylor’s Poems. Boston, 1865.......... 843 Bean Rev. James, Advice to a Married Couple... .951 TherSame . 2:22 ae eae a 952 Beatrice Cenci. Guerazzi. 2v. N. Y., 1858.100-11 Beauty, Inward and Outward. ss Gey cee ae 966 Beecher’s Domestic Economy. New York, 1859. .41 Beecher on Intemperance, eee ee eee eee 813 Beecher’s Receipt Book ....... Sag oe Rete »» 490 Beecher’s. Sketches for the Young i... i270... 9. 775 Beechnut. “J. ‘Abbot, 18505). a ee 165 Beginning Lite. Tullock. Cimarso0ecuee ee 712 Belcher Joseph. Biography of Whitfield........ 910 Bell KR. Life of Canning: * Mewey ork eee 299 Bell’s Mary Queen of Scots. 2v.... 1....... 448-9 BILL LIBRARY. _ 29 . - Belknap’s American Biography. 8 v. New York, 4 Re Re eee ae aiala' oe Ua 195-7 Berguin A. Child’s Friend. New York, 1864. ..502 Bessie and Raymond. Boston, 1866.... ....... fs _ Beyond the Mississippi. Richardson. Hartford, PROT hee eS ray eS od: Raa SO 654 Bible and Modern Thought. Rev. T. R. Birk... .671 - Biblein the Workshop. J. W. Mears. N. Y., 1867. .106 Bible Picture Book. New York, 1861........... 187 Bible Prayers. King....... .... ey aie ne Oba: 765 PCM Lesu BOO Ws... ke. ome 6 hues Pt tree 809 miblenetues | Elmer... . cca ss: eau ae coy 4 he aia Biography of Whitfield. Joseph Belcher, D. D...910 Birk T. R. The Bible and Modern Thought. Cin- BRO DT aren cna sk n'y ahs chee aN wes 8s 671 Blake’s American Revolution. N. Y., 1847 Wager 254. Blackstone’s Commentaries. Vol. I. IL. = IRR 639 peeves Ole Li be TV oe ss lye ears 640 Blake’s Juvenile Companion. New York, 1864. .485 Bleak House. Dickens. 4 v. N. Y., 1866,...489-92 eeurepariimeds. HOSe. os. o. eva lee. Signe ee 776 ee ee ty sc VN oa la gie'y a) eee eyes 968 Bonner J. Child’s History of the United States. mov annew york, 186000. CES, 538-40 Book of Illustrious Mechanics. Foucand. New SURO so aca ed bac a ee oo 108 Botany, Lessons in. Gray. New York, 1862.... 33 Perimmer eeatCal: MON. nc i eelc eee clus ee ne eee 185 Boy’s Own Guide. Wm. Simonds. Boston...... 727 mane Wie 2 yk sme eee uk oe oe ene 82.2 Brewster’s Life of Newton. New York, 1864..... 337 Brewsters Letters on Natural Magic. N. Y., 1862..475 British Plutarch. W.C. Taylor. N. Y., 1846....312 Brougham’s Pleasures and Advantages of Science. METEOR NEGA 0. studs Soe tad Mee dere 244 o 50 CATALOGUE OF THE Brockett, S. P. Woman’s work in the Civil War. Phi 1 86%2\2.. seen «oye BRN ene ert N es A Ke: Brock. Henry Havelockxey ee ene ae ee eee 760 Brown J. H. Four Years in Secessia, Hartford, 1860 oe. ue ees eee eee oe ann oOo Brownell. Indian Races of North and South America +, 2:07 Soa ta sie cae te) eet ees 141 Browning E. B. Mrs. Browning’s aes on the — Poets. -N. Ys 3863.00 eee eee 752 Bruce’s Travels. New York, 1840.........:.... 339 4 Bryant’s Poems. 2 ws NY Y.e1866?>2e554 ac. 673-4 Bryant’s Selections from American Poets. New York, 1865...) 3, ue eee 932 Buell J. Farmer’s Instructor. New York., 1859. ye ere meet to pe gS PY 508-9 Bunner’s History of Louisiana. New York, 1861. .248 Bunyan’s Complete Works. Phil?, 1866..... ee toe Bunyan John, Pilgrim’s Progress.... .... ...894 Burder Geo. Village Sermons 722 ee ess ok ee 916 History of All Religious Denominations, Philadelphia “T8657. ie ane ete ney . 652 Burdett. Dora Barton. New York, 1860........ 74 Butler’s Analogy of Religion. New York, 1852. .290 Byron. : «Phil, 18652 +5238 28s Seen eee 135 ee ee ae - . . — te ee ee ee eee BILL LIBRARY. Say ee - Cain and Abel and other stories.......... 3 SRE 945 Call to the Unconverted. Baxter............... 755 Campbell’s Poetical Works. T. Campbell. N Y. (EE re ge WC mere 69 nermames boston. 1866 '......05....- 796 Memapor teadiey Vicars. .2. 6... wee oe 750 Carey, Marshman and Ward, - G Marshman. NG SG a (er 190 MaBONUGMMMRADOOU 222.5... 2. cf eee. pevkee Catalogue of the N. Y. Trade sale of Books...... 985 Catalogue of Vols, and Libraies for Sabbath LG a ea a HP: PUES ho a eee li ec te se 988 Caulkins F. M. History of Norwich. Hartford CN he OS a ae arr eee Lae . 189 . History of New London. N. L. 1860...... 936 Children of the Bible... ...... Bre eae esta Zs) Cecil Rev. R. Life of Rev. J. Newton ...... ..820. Chalmers. Astronomical Discourses............ 814 Seapine tiches of Bunyan...) 2.0.2 wk cee. 869 _ Charles the First. J. Abbott. New York, 1854.163 Charles the Second. J. Abbott. New York, 1849.164 Charlesworth M. L. Ministry of ee Tig 2 ae dee 693 Br Othen gate. Oo... see ee Sa ee 797 Chase. Teachings of Patriots and Statesman. Pare LOOP Se ee ewe al se 885 Cheever, G. B. Commonplace Book of Poetry. OS ESD be Sale eer etic ae in a ae dee 64 Pee agsome.. 0.9. C. Abbott ....05..6055.. 777 3 Child’s Book on the Soul. Rev. T. H. Gallaudet. .'74: Child’s Friend. A. Berquin. New York, 1864. .502 Child’s History of Greece. N. Y., 1857. 2v....432-3 32 CATALOGUE OF THE © ‘Child’s History of the United States. J. Bonner. 3 Vel. ve ets oles oe ce ere 588-40 Child Jesus and other Stories .............. Pe Children itfvited to, Christ. 45; sujueyer pete acer Children led to the Saviour. Waterbury........ Children of the Bible. F. M. Caulkins,......... Children’s. Picture Book. ¢... a caeenninne ann ee China Mission. Dean. New York, 1859....... : China and Japan. J.D. Johnston. Phil, 1861.. 51 - - Chitty on Bills...:.-. 5...) ae ee eee 2. 635 7c— Chitty’s. Pleadings. 3 vi: Some: te eee 632-4 Christ and the Sea. Rev. J. Spaulding......... 807 Christ and the Twelve. Holland. | Springfield, 18675... i. ayes a a, Pets ape 99 Christ in the Will, the Heart and the Life. Muz- zey.. Boston, 1861... Goa een eee ., 4608 Christ knocking at the Door.. Flavel. 1669..... 837 | Christian Home. S. Phillips. Springfield, Chica- go and Cincinnatisg = fic: eerie eee 1038 4 Christian Home Life,...... oa RAB ie SOLER 999 Christian Maiden. Priestley. N.Y. 1859...... 714 Christian Self, Cultures 23: . G2 seers -20 0931.38 Christmas Stories. Dickens. N. Y., 1866. 2v..635-6 Chronicles of the Schonberg Cotta Family. N. Y. 1867 0. |nike Si ee 669 Church History. Allen. Phil., 1823; 2v..... 619-20 Circumnavigation of the Globe. New York, 1859.349 Circus, the. A. S. .Anthomy [395 ype 850. Clare, Ada. Only a Woman’s Heart. N. Y., 1866.107 Clark, Samuel D. D. Promises of Seripture....... 739 Cloud Dispelled. Kirk. New York, 1860....... 407 Coals of Fire-and other Stories) ..% pies sites ot 944 Cochin. Results of Slavery. Boston, 1863...... 155 Coggeshall. History of American Privateers. New York, 18614 ..1..5. 059.9 wes sen 147 BILL LIBRARY. — 33 | 2 “Collier Rey. Joseph A. The Right Wary ee 22.05.9006 i Young Men of the Bible.......-......... 749 | ~Combe’s Constitution of Man. New York, 1835..491 ) Combe on the Management of Infancy. N. Y., 1855 87 Combe’s Physiology. New York, 1843.......... 342 Come to Jesus....... SEU eae eS ane 827 Commerce and BMavicstion pore PSH4 is vor. 1008 yO GSS) 3 ie rn a aa SEE 647 mommercial Relations. 1865/......0..2....046: 551 . > 7 ue Se Bp Ae See ea 552 : tf Pesan 202% Fo 648 Commonplace Book of Poetry. G. B. Cheever. Rr Cae cs ls eas ce helen eos 64 Sonduct of the War, Part Ist. ..............5 100-1 PReeame Part ONG. eek. os was . 100-2 Concordance of the Holy Scriptures............ 917 Pommererignan Direetory. 9... 5... oe eee ee 610 Connecticut Civil Officer. Niles................ 641 Conquest and Self Conquest. New York, 1864...324 Considerations for Young Men. Rev. J. B. Water- ete SE 8 ws See oe vk ipk aay Contributions to the Ecclesiastical History of Conn. emmrnweme LOG! 2... 25... a ee eu 146 Cook N. H. Scripture Alphabet of Animals..... 819 Trees, Fruits and Flowers...... Sent tata 810 @ook’s Voyages. New York, 1786............. 230 Cooper’s Naval History. New York, 1856....... 408 Naval History, Phil, 1847............... 128 Cormack’s Lives of the Ancient Philosophers. New Cia TC 6 a a 323 Cotton Kingdom. Olmsted. N. Y., 1862. 2v..56-7 Counsels to Young Men. Jobn Morrison, D. D....745 Court and Camp of Napoleon Bonaparte.........848 swousing, The. New York, 1845.............-.. 500 Creasy’s Fifteen Decisive Battles. N. Y., 1851....291 34. _ CATALOGUE OF THE Crichton’s Scandinavia. New York, 1860. 2v...514-5 Cripple of Antioch. N. Y. 1856.0 05¢ 32 23 ease 723 Cross Bearer, the.. /.55. .. see ees 918 | Cross of Jesus. Thompson. N, Y. 1865.. ..... 717 Crowe’s France. New York, 1858. 3 .......585-7 4 Cumming’s Rev. Asa. Memoir of Payson....... 902 — God in History. 2405.80 eee es 688 Cunningham’s Painters and Sculptors. New York, 1859. DV... accel et meal eee eet eee 212-6 Curiosities of ‘Animal Life.. “Wa. cea ene ee ee 687 Curiosity Shop. Dickens. N. Y., 1866. 3 v..399-401 BILL LIBRARY. 35 19, Mae onmor, tie. Allen S..... cs. eee ee eu le, Daity Prayerse.. 2... eC CE ecg ot als ane eae Ae 836 -Dairyman’s Daughter. Legh Richmond... .....794 Darlington. American Weeds and Useful Plants. MMNRCO TINGS ct ele ec eee ene see 40 Darwin’s Researches. New York, 1864....... 436-7 D’Aubigne. History of the Reformation. 5v. .838-42 ieee OW oes aes ch asd vce cs 886-90 Davenport’s Perilous Adventures. N. Y., 1865... .325 David Copperfield. Dickens. N. Y., 1866. 4 v..385-8 Peete EMPARRREM oo ss ees sa ee o.. >. 444-5 Davis, Emerson. The Half Century. Boston, 1851. 48 0 Sp Silat lie hy a err a 642 Dean. The China Mission, New York, 1859.... 72 Dendy’s Philosophy of Mystery................ 173 Pemeor Wore. Old Hepry...-....7. 4... 922 Denison, J. L. Pictorial History of the Navy of the United States. New York, 1862...... 123 Denison, J. L. The Illustrated New World. New Ct ett So Fc es SS tiene wate e 27 Denison, J. L. Pictorial History of the New World. Ot Ce nS as a rr 28 Denison, J. L. Pictorial History of the Wars of Went DLALES ee ee re ete ee 30 Denison, J. L. Pictorial History of the Wars of PE EGU SEALOD Pi. es ee ee eas 31 Denison, J. L. Pictorial History of the Wars of PePIILOEY PMALCE. 2h cles pk es oe Sore vans Oe Department of Agriculture Report, 1865........ 556 x % aS PSO ees eee 549 De Profundis. Gilbert. Lond. and New York, 1866, 99 Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevelyan. N.Y. 1867...... 670 36 CATALOGUE OF THE Dickens, N. Y., 1866. A Tale of Two Cities, 2 v.379-80 “ “ «¢ American Notes. 2v..... 397-8 « 66 ‘‘ Barnaby Rudge. 3v... 350-2 “6 ve ‘* Bleak House. 4 v....... 389-99, | “ vt ‘Christmas Stories. 2 v...365-6 ‘“ “ ‘“ Curiosity Shop. 3v....399-401 | ue “ ‘‘ David Copperfield. 4 v...385-8 — ou «6 ‘* Dombey & Son. 4v..... 361-4 — = eae es ‘“ Great Expectations. 2v.369-70 “ «Hard Times. 2¥........ 303-4 — re v6 ‘“ « Jitile Donit 27a 357-60 4c “ ‘© Martin Chuzzlewit. 4 v...875-8 — gat “ ‘* Mutual Friend. 4v...... 381-4 “ “Nicholas Nickleby, 4¥..371-4 | 6 “6 “ J Oliver Dwist ees 367-8 9 “ ue ‘“ Pickwick Papers. 4v....3938-6 © “6 v6 ‘<: . BketChese ewe & eee 355-6 us ve ‘* — Uncommercial Traveler. .... 402 ~ Dick’s Celestial Scenery. New York, 1887....... 320 Improvement of Society. New York, 1883.252 — Practical Astronomer. New York, 1859...301 Sidereal Heavens ij. ene ee 327 Dictionary of Congress). cas eee 557 Dictionary of the Holy Bibleota 2 aay etek 935 Dictionary of the Bible. Wm. Snuth )o.0420.. 919 Discontented Little Girl... i iucieutaen ieee Hees 965 Discoveries in Africa. Jameson. New York, 1859.341 Distinguished Men. New York, 186%. 2v..... 522-3 Doddridge. Rise and Progress. sue 858 The:Same (5 As wie eee Se tS ee ete 891 Dodge A. A. Jerry and his Friends, ...._.....- 824 Dombey & Son. Dickens. New York, 1866. 4v..361—4 Domestic Animals. Allen. N. Y. 1848......... 676 Domestic Life in Palestine. M. E. Rogers. Cin- cinnati, 1865. ..2. 0 pide) ee 677 a - BILL LIBRARY. 37 Dora Barton. Burdett. New York, 1860....... 74. Dowling’s History of Romanism. N. Y., 1857.... 8 Downing’s Fruits and Fruit Trees. N.-Y., 1865... 35 Prammer boy, boston, 1867:.....6..6.-.-,.% 91 Duer’s Jurisprudence. New York, 1864.........501 Dunlap W. History of New York. New York, (EO: i rea Set ons. 438-9 Dwight Rev. H.W. H. Obookiah.............. 821 Dwight’s History of Connecticut. New York, 1859. 246 Dying Thoughts. Rev. Richard Baxter ........ 896 CATALOGUE OF THE Os CO EK Edgar’s Footprints of Famous Mere. | eee History for Boys. New York 1867 Edgeworth, M. Moral Tales. New York, 1801.541- 2 Rosamond: 22 picasa se eee ee 295 Edwards. On Revivals so cg, eee ee eee 884 Edwards. Affections 2¢. ats ase cee 893 History of Redemption..... ies oe soe 899 The Same.- 173950055. eee eee ee 7264 Life of Brainerd. 3 Saleen eee 897 Edwards C..M. My Sister Margaret, N. Y. 1859..716 Edwards Jonathan Rev. Religious Affections....742 Edwards Justin. Sabbath Manual............ 1 (36 Temperance. Mantal (0.02.5, ou eee 778 ; Eighth Census of the United States. 1860...;...584_ Pt ze A a . iG ee 592 | “ Pipe : H TURP ae 593 “ eee i PSA 594 2p ts s Rf Ry ‘pe ee 595” “ Seer oi “ “ io ee 596° “ tL dca i ae mek as | 597 Ellen Linn. J. Abbott. New York, 1852....... 306° Empaytag Rev. H. L. Emperor Alexander...... 738 Emperor Alexander. Rev. H. L. Empaytag...... 738 Empire of Austria. J. S.C. Abbott. N. Y¥., 1859. 49° Employments of Women. Virginia Penny. Bos- ton, 1863, . ....W 2 Sees eee aes ae 65 Encyclopedia of All Nations. Hugh Murray. New : ~ York, 1864. -27-. (geias ne eee 19-20 The Same... icc Sie os eae ena . 21-2 Epitome of English Literature. A. J. Valpy, ae doni 1881... ..4iys senor Ree eee 920, ele ee er = ’ r “ ‘ had -~ - . ; : a ¥ Ke ser ze ; ia ad 40) CATALOGUE OF THE i EB Faithfal ‘Promises. 70.7. 3) eee ee 730 — Family Instructor. New York. 1855..........329 Farnham’s Life in Prairie Land. New York, 1860. .184 Farmer’s Instructor. J. Bueli. New York, 1859. ys PP is ty So a 508-9 Farragut and Our Naval Commanders. Headley. New York, 1867-22), ean eres iS sc 617 Father’s Letters to a Daughter. West eke eee 779 Ferguson’s History of the Roman Republic. N ew York; 1859... =. 400 eee SE RC OP .482 Ffarneion Remainders... .2.2>4ge eo
one ges .. 028 am
Frost’s Beauties of English History. N. Y., 1846..481
Beauties of French History. N, Y,, 1849..235 |
Lives of Eminent Christians, Phil., 1859... 7
BILL LIBRARY. 41
: Frost. Naval and Military History. Hartford, 1842.131
: Pictorial Biography of Andrew Jackson.
: Drop) ES CS ad a eS aa 124
Fruit Garden. P. Barry. Rochester, 1863...... 39
Fuller, A. S. The Grape Culturist. N. Y., 1867. 28
aes eae
42 CATALOGUE OF THE
G
Gallandet Rev. T. H. Child’s Book on the Soul...742
: Scripture Biography, N. Y. 6v......... 873-8 —
Gardening for Profit. Henderson. N. Y., 1867.. 37 —
Gaylord and Tucker. American Husbandry. New
u
York, 1864. <2 ¥en eee 473-4
Gems for the Prayer Meeting........ Stine Gee
Gems of Sacred Poetrys2,s ays eee eee 173 4
Gen. McClellan’s Report and Campaigns. New
York, 1864.2... 2.42.6 se eee ee ee 1294
George Geith Trafford. Boston, 1865.......... 82 |
George Washington. Account with the U. 58. j
from Jan, 1775, to June dice anne ee 924\ 9
German History of the United States. Taylor.
Hartford, 1856.22. eee eS pee eee hen Se 623
Ghaptal’s Agricultural Chemistry. N. Y., 1839...344 ©
Gilbert. De Profundis. Lond. and N. Y., 1866.. 99
Gilbert. The Monomaniac. New York, 1864.... 68 —
Glimpses of Jesus. Balfern. New York, 1861... 92 —
God in History.” Gomming NP ere ee 688
Going Home... .. ven peemi ee ee So whe oes 970 |
Golden opportunity.) +2. 35 e453 eee ee 954
Golden Rule. Miss M. F. Goodwin............. 738
Goldsmith’s: Poems. - Boston. \ 392) e. gee see ees 855
Goldsmith’s History of Greece. New York, 1860.326
History of Rome. New York, 1863...... 224
Vicar of Wakehelds] ties st) eer 498
Goodrich, C. A. Great Events in American His-
tory. Hartford, 1854...02 29. ew hus RRNA Oe 29
Goodrich’s History of the U. 8. Seavey. Boston. .848
Good’s Book of Nature. J. M. Good. Hartford.
1847 nas sas 50d ch ee Se 143
Goodwin’s Annual Legislative Statistics.......... 560
Goodwin Miss M. F. Golden Rule..... av aioe Ba oes
BILL LIBRARY. 43
_ Goss Statistical History of Methodism, N. Y. 1866. .823
Goss. The Soldier’s Story of his Captivity. Bos-
HoT 11S 11 eel ae eat a 624
Grant and Sherman. J. T. Headley. N. Y., 1866.126
Sranvernorourn. New York, 1852............ 86
SY go) ae ee gla en a ee 404
Grape Culturist. A.S. Fuller. New York, 1867...38
Gray, Barry. Matrimonial Infelicities. N. Y., 1866. .42
Gray’s Lessons in Botany. New York, 1862 .... 33
Great Events in American History. C. A. Good-
wien, Harnord, 1854 ........ TERRE ee hy omar 29
Great Events of Unfulfilled Prophecy. Labagh.
OO Be 0 pce aa ran ae SUG
Great Expectations. Dickens. N. Y., 1866. 2v.369-70
Great Rebellion. J.T. Headley. Hartford, 1863.122
sreen Pastures for the Lord’s Flock. Smith. New
ere ee ye. eke 17
Griscom’s Animal Mechanism. New York, 1858. .239
Guerazzi. Beatrice Cenci. N. Y., 1858. 2v...110-1
Guide for Young Disciples. Rev. J. G. Pike..... 901
44 CATALOGUE OF THE
Habits of Good Society <.:5 sateen eee eee 830 —
Hale’s Housekeeping. New York, 1861.........346
~ Hale. Kansas and Nebraska. Boston, 1854......80 4
Hale Mrs. J. Receipts for the Million. Phila... .925 q
Hale, 8. J. Letters of Lady Montague. New.
York,,, 1859). 2:5 30's Hue eset ates en eer 73
Hale’s United States. New York, 1857, 2,v.. .442-3 @
Half Century. Davis. Boston. 1851......-.... 48
Hall’s Scripture History. Rev. Joseph Hall . ...909
Handie. J. Abbott. New York,.1860.......... 177
Hard Times. Dickens. New York, 1866. 2 v..3853-4
Harper & Brothers. List of Publications......... 986 -
Harper’s Story Books. J. Abbott. New York,
1854. 12 V5.6) pie ec nee 420-31
Harris. Zaccheus or Plan of Benevolence....... 762
Harvey’s Poems. T. K. H. Boston, 1866....... 785
Harry wicca oe icp wee leo ieee Sas ise 780
Hattie’s New Joy 3. 94 5) ee 962
Hawes Dr. Letters on Universalism........... 769
Haven E. O. The Pillars of Truth. N. Y. 1866. ...698
Haven G. The Pilgrim’s Wallet. N. Y. 1866....708
Hawkins, W. J. Life of Hawkins. Boston, 1863.114
Hazen’s Technology. New York, 1859. 2 v..440-1
Headley J.T. The Great Rebellion. Hartford, 1863 .122
Washington and his Generals. N. Y., 1865.125
Grant and Sherman. New York, 1866... 126
Napoleon and his Marshals. N. Y., 1865..127
Farragut and Our Naval Commanders. New
York;.1867 5... 3 Sate See 617
Sacred Mountains, Characters and Scenes
in the Holy Land. New York, 1867.... 12
Life of Washington. New York, 1865....263
el i i ee et a pws
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' Heman’s Poetical Works. N.Y. 1866. 2v....678-9
Henderson. Gardening for Profit. N. Y., 1867.. 37
BILL LIBRARY. 45
Matenry Havelock. Brock... |......0.005.05- .. 760
- Henry’s History of Philosophy. N. Y., 1863. 2 v.504—-5
Heroines.of History. Owen. N Y., 1854........ 659
MN ete gs he sc sis hp ee ce es . 963
I 0 a eae er 960)
Hidden Treasure. S. A. Babcock. N. Y., 1859. .695
Higgins’ Physical Condition of the Earth......... 319
‘Hillard. Life and Campaigns of Gen. McClellan. -
(SLES SR ei a eee 04
Hints and Thoughts for Christians. Rev. J. Todd,
Re ee) kc ees es nee 908
History of American Privateers. Coggeshall. New
eNO CaP hoe cn cs tee ces Sorat y:
History of the Atlantic Telegraph. H. M. Field.
New York, 1866 ..... le hoe eae 113
History of the Bible.. Kitto, Norwich, 1867.... 2
ce 4c ac. ec ee ia 3
(79 ae 6 “ oe 46 4
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History of the Civil War in America. J. 8. C. Ab-
buevem, York, 1863. <2 V.....-. 0.2... 115-6
eA OL ESOG iG cosa oes cee sees Bola We
History of the Civil War. J.8. C. Abbott. New
CO reas 118-9
The Same. 1865-7............ Mice te 120-1
History of the Early Christians. Huntington......846
History of England. George Palmer. Boston,1861.934
History of the Huguenots. W. Carlos Martyn..... 907
History of Josephine. J. 8. C. Abbot. N. Y., 1867.152
of Julius Cesar. J. Abbot. N. Y., 1864... .314
of Maria Antoinette. J.S C. Abbot. New
ome R49 6 oy es ee fd fee 158
of Massachusetts. N. Y., 1855. 2v....512-3
46 - CATALOGUE OF THE
History of Methodism. Stephens. vol.1.... -- 662
cs Ui vol. 2,....3..660m8
6 ae ee 664
of New London. F. M. Caulkins. New ©
London, 1860.2 4. <5.02 ep Sener ete ene 936
of the Moors of Spain. Figen N. Y., 1882. .249- q
of the Methodist Church. Stephens. vol. 1
N. ¥., 1866.) ; ) 20) eure eee eee 665 |
The Same... yolo2: a. eoee eae A Yn 666
The Same, =vol S50 ase vee ee ee 667 @
of New York. W. Dunlap. N. Y:, 1855
DQ Vew sales wpe #& waniotsl pln ie cance Rina s elena ee
of Norwich. F. M. Caulkins. Hartford, 1866.139 —
of Palestine. John Kitto, D. D. Boston. .933_
of Peter the Great. J. Abbot. N. Y,, 1860.318 —
of Queen Elizabeth. J. Abbot. N.Y. 1849.307 —
of Redemption. Pres’t Edwards.......... 899 ©
of the Secret Service. Baker. Phil. 1867.653 —
of Spain and Portugal. New York, 1860. 4
‘Sh SEE Paes iy WF Ss Ah 528-32
of the Reformation. D’Aubigne. 5v.838—42
of the Reformation of the 16th Century.
J. H.M. D’Aubigne, D. D. 5v....886-90. 7
of Redemption. Pres’t Edwards. 1739 ...726 —
of Virginia. New ore solvene es oo etd
of the World. Rotteck. Phil., 1858..... 614
of the World. Maunder. N. Y., 1866. 2 v.25-6 —
Hocker Rev. H. Scripture Hiosmnny Hartford. r
5 Vins tis’ s +5» ecaeseen ee ech eae 879-83 —
Hofland’s Young Conti New Yorko2c2 qu sees 233m
Son of a-Génius, (4.225 eee eee ey)
Hoge.’ Blind Bartimeus...25 929) eee eee 776
Holland. Christ and the Twelve. Springfield, 1867 9 —
Life of Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, 1866,144 —
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Holmes’ Life of Mozart. New WOree ERGO 5.0.6 O16
Holmes 0. W. Holmes’ Poems. Boston, 1866. .804
Holmes Poems. O. W. Holmes. ~ Boston, 1866. .804
motes emor Ofed, B.Taylor....... 2.6... 905
ery Oibromenow VP Ork 18605...) 2. en eee 1
Holy Land Phelps. New York, 1863..... .... ok
Home Thrusts and Home Thoughts. N. Y., 1861.104
Horne’s History of the Age. New York, 1855... 160
Horse and Other Live Stock.. R. Jennings. Phil.
Ch ge dc ES er 622
House. The Missionary in Many Lands........ 703
How Ella’s Prayer was answered.......... 953
Howitt, Mary. Who shall be Greatest. N. Y. 1867. 327
How tovbe aero. *hoL. EK. Boston. .... ce. 6751
Hugh’s Ornaments Discovered. N. Y., 1860..... 248
Humboldt’s Travels and Researches. N. Y., 1832. .250
Ermipurey, srevival Sketches... 2»... 6.226. sees 834
Humphrey Mrs. E. J. Six Yearsin India. N. Y.
Maa ioe ellis wcc cs es vice 686
Huntington. History of Karly Christians....... 846
Hunton, Rev. R. §.,M. A. Present Savior....... 744
Hymns for Infant Minds. Jane Taylor........... 805
PEMMIMCMIOTR oo soc os og Sac ass lino i 774.
LL OL SS i arr wae pee es 940
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Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Isles. New }
York, 1841 °°. ee 492
I'll not disobey my Mother for any of you........961 _
Illustrated Pear Culturist. N. Y. 1857....... 927%
Illustrated New World, J. L. Denison. N. Y., 1864 27 —
Tivaine C. P.M. D. D. Evidences of Christianity. 912 —
Indian Affairs, 18664 > ee eee Piste Ton
The Same\y. se te eee 588 9
Indian Races in North and South America. Brownell.141
Inner Life. -. Philadelphia, =i366. =. ee 675 4
In the World not of the World. W. Adams
WD. D., New Yorkie oe ee eine ae a neeen 747
Internal Revenue Frauds. Report 1867......... 1005
Inter-Oceanic Railroads and Canals. 1866. ..... 649
Italy and the Italian Islands. Spalding. New
York, @84tin'3 Waren ae Cae wir ary ikke 219-21
I wish I was Poor... c.g) n eee eee eee ee 761
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James’ History of Charlemagne. 1882.......... 238
James, J. A. Young Woman’s Friend. N. Y., 1857 95
James Rev. J. A: Anxious Inquirer..... Be ia 729
. Woune Men from Home. 2s ii. fe. 732
Jameson’s Discoveries in Africa: New York, 1859.341
Jennings R. Horse and Other Live Stock. Phil.,
LIAO SS Ik Sa Ae ee fore) Wane anes 622
Jay’s Family Prayers. Wm. Jay, New York ....758
Jay Rev. Wm. Morning Exercises../... ...... 921
Jobson. America and American Methodism. New
ay ee a cae e's we a eas 16
Johnson, J.D. China and Japan. Phil., 1861... 51
Johnson’s Economy of Health. New York, 1858.281
Joseph and his two Dreams, and other stories. ...948
Journey in the Back Country. Olmsted. New
PCIE ee ego sa) a oo ne cae e's 67
Jennings. Evidences of Christianity. Rev. Wm.
1) eS OE Se i a 904
Jerry and his Friends. A. A. Dodge........:...824
Judge Williams....... Rey Vessel! o SIRE TA1
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Kansas and Nebraska. Hale. Boston, 1854..... 80
Keightley’s History of England. New York, .
1860. 5. Vsecide ui ee eee eee 203-7
Kellogg. Life and Death in Rebel Prisons. Hart-
ford. 186559. set eos ee eee ee . 19
Kendrick. Life and Letters of Emily ©. Judson. _
New. York, 18602). ¢a0 cues Sn Sp 405
Kenny Carles Uniform...... ee area tts, S 818
Kimball R. B. Students Abroad. N. Y., 1862.. 62
Kimball J. W... Friendly Words), 3 i. .28 sng 828
King. _ Bible Prayers... 4. cg eee 165.
Kirk. The Cloud Dispelled. New York, 1860. .407.
Kitto John D. D. History of Palestine. Boston.. .933
Kitto. History of the Bible. 1866............
s + =) MOE a sitet Lene
4¢ cb ce (79 Metin Senha.
Kitty, A Kitten eee puke coe ae ee 955
Kossuth’s Speeches. New York, 1854.......... 279)
Klipport. Land Draining. Cincinnati, 1861.... 697
Krina. Appleof:.Goldje. tc ceessern seca ee ee 854
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Labagh. Great Events of Unfulfilled Prophecy.
AMEE ESB esc pec ness coe ps 406
Lady and Gentleman’s Letter Writer. Boston....785
Lady Blessington’s Conversations with Lord Byron.
ee he ase 5 ee Os ele e ede. 109
Lady Huntingdon Portrayed. N.Y. 1857... .694
Land Draining. Klipport. Cincinnati, 1861...... 62."
Lander’s Journal. New York, 1832. 2v....... 446-7
Last Leaves of American History. Emma Willard.
New York, 1849...... Dee et tiahidtie dete ® « 85
NC OF NG, 25 oe oe wk te se te oe mae ete eee 800
Learning about Common Things. J. Abbott.
ME MGM B A c's" ocs oa sss sieie's «sie « 227
About Right and Wrong. J. Abbott. New
Sunk, LO) 2 tog QUES een seeder 228
to Read. J. Abbot, New York, 1856... .229
to Talk. J. Abbot. New York, 1855... .225
~ ~ to Think, J. Abbott. New York, 1856. .226
Lee’s Geology. New York, 1839.......... «2. 498
Legislative Documents of Conn., 1867....... pele BES
Leigh, Marion. My Own Story. N. Y., 1865.... 61_
Lester C. The Mountain Wild Flower. N. Y. 1838, 77
Letters of Isabella Graham. New York, 1838.... 81
of Lady Montague. 8. J. Heale. N. Y., 1859 73
on Universalism. Dr. Hawes........ Peay Les
toa Daughter. W. B. Sprague........... 172,
MMIC OTE ask 5. Dardigie eh leis Hi “a do Se wore 802
to Young Men. W.. A. Alcott. Buffalo, 1849.151
Lessons for every Sunday in the year........... 974
eS se 3s YEN | me Pea 975
af ss a Bays hohe eo Akt a oe 976
52 CATALOGURB OF THE
Lessons for every Sunday in the year ...... ites
ae sf 7. pes ement eee
‘ eS Be Se ie Bend a aes:
: : Lee Abas ..981
us Ly és SPANOS Oars
a My eS yan ne oe ee
79 a5 (6 ce
cece eee eee ee
Lessons from Insect Life..... Me era wh :
Lewis and Olarke’s Expedition. N. Y., 1861. 2v. 44 1-2 ‘
Lieber’s Essay on Property and abel N. Y.,1841.331
Life of Abraham Lincoln. Holland. Spring- = =
field, 1866... :ULaLi © ee eee ees 144
Life of Brainerd. President Edwards ....... .. 897
« Life‘of Mary. hyons: s3ii2.98) eee s eee oe eens 9149
and Campaignsof Gen. McClellan. Hillard.
Phil.,° 1864. 5.22 .80aet cena cece ne 94 —
and Character of Henry Winter Davis..... 561
and Character of Van Der Palm. Wester-
velt:. New Work; 1865/. 2. .025. 55 ’. om
of Christ. Fleetwood. Phil., 1865....... 615 |
The Same: “1867..-.o5. ital pee es on
of Canning.» BR, Belle kone 299 %
of Gen. Franklin Pierce. Bartlett. Auburn
1882... 2s tae eee ee ee ee eee ema
and Death in Rebel Prisons. Kellogg.
Hartford; 1865). 33h. seen ee 19 9
and Letters of Emily C. Judson. Kendrick:
New York) 18609, 0 neue tye -.405 9
‘ and Liberty in America. Mackay. New ’
York, 18592... he yee 281.
and Times of Luther. W. Carlos atin 9139
of Rev. J. Newton. Rev. R. Cecil........ 820 —
of Hawkins. W. G. Hawkins. Boston, 1863.114
of Schuyler. B. F. Lossing. N, Y.. 1860.148 ~
of Paul Jones, A. S. Mackenzie. New ;
York, 1841... 29)! (pees ...) 583m
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and work of Earnest Men. Tweedy. Cin-
Ginnati, 1864. 55.... ee Py eee ee wee TG)
and Writings of Johnson. W. P. Page.
Dew rork, 1860. Ov. vie 467-8
Literary Characteristics of the Bible. Rev. W.
Tras cinemnaty, 1864: 0° J. .2.. Foi 672
Literary Miscellany. Michelet. New York, 1846. 76
Little Captaip. Lynde Palmer ..........-... 852
Dorrit. Dickens. New York, 1866. 4 v.357-60
Dutchman’s Cap and other stories..... .. 941
1 cH Ge MRR RA Tr eg 740
Live and Let Live. New York, 1865 RS Aca Be ibe. 4) 486
Lives made Sublime. New York............ .. 722
Lives of the Ancient Philosophers. Cormack. New
Net et he vik fs et ce oe se OLO
Lockhart’s Napoleon Bonaparte. 2v.......... 450-1
Longfellow. Tales of a Wayside Inn. Boston, 1864. 98 ©
Lossing’s Common School History, N. Y., 1864..408
Lossing B. J. National History of the United
States. New York, 1855....0......... 132
Life of Schuyler. New York, 1860...... 148
Lost Greenland. New York, 1864.............. 236
Paver tumor New York t887. 0... eo eo 345
Lucy Howard’s Journal. Mrs. Sigourney. New
York, 1858....... Pires eer kee V8! 84
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> m 3 ty
Macauley’s England. New York, 1856. 5v....282-6—
History of England. 15 Wig ane ee 264-6
Mackay. Life and Liberty in America. New »
York, 1859... . iy cidageee ns ee ene 281.
Mackenzie A. 8S. Life of Paul Jones. New York, 4
1841. ee = ee oe ee 867
Trials of an Inventor. Pierce. N. Y., 1866....707 ©
True Woman. J.S. Peck. New York, 1857....661
Tulloch. Beginning Life. Cin. 1866........... 712 4
Turner’s Sacred History. N. Y., 1852. 3 v...454-6
Twin Brothers.- N. Y.. 18400... vee eee 261
Two Pictures and other Stories....... ........ 946
Two Vocations. New York, 1867.... ......... 689
Two Years Before the Mast. New York, 1840... 494
Tyng. Forty Years Experience in the Sunday
School... New. York, 186022270 cc5e), emer 289 —
Tytler’s Universal History. New York, 1860, 6v 457-62 —
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Ulphan. American Cottage Life.............. 164
Uncommercial Traveller. Dickens. N. Y., 1866.402
United States Coast Survey, 1864.... .......... 602
Piper IU GS. ois ache cs bs ven we es 608
Universal Gazeteer. Phil., 1840. Marshall.......24
Up the River. J. Abbott. New York, 1861.....179
vy
Valpy A. J. Epitome of English Literature. Lon-
ie leis il, bop k sso «pele sao 920
Vaughn C. J. Plain Words on Christian Living.
Oy oR Us a a 718
Vicar of Wakefield. Goidsmith. New York... .498
EP isd oo hy alent 6 das 0 se kee 851
Village Sermons. Rev. George Burder.......... 916
Vine Dresser’s Manual. C. Rermelin. N. Y., 1858..45
Voice to America. New York, 1855............. 52
SMG BEMIAG to 'alg 3,5 !< a) 0:09 6 win's.diele 5 « 53
PRR Fig ore Wish 6 Py 001g « a suaitipale’s whe 54
Voyage of Drake, Cavendish and Dampier. N. Y
Ras as ines ase cae a sig = wre . 838
Round the World. New York, 1865...... 489
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Walks and Talks. Rev. W. T. Sleeper......-... 763
Wallace. J. Abbott. New York, 1850.... . pig |e
Waterbury’s Advice to a Young Christian........ 801
Waterbury Rev. J. B. Children led to the Savior. .766
Considerations for Young Men........ pn ee
Sketches of Eloquent Preachers.......... 844
Waitson’s Partnership 5.5 o.oo eee eee 636
Washington dnd his Generals. J. T. Headley. N. |
Y., 1865.0. tee ee Prete: 125
Wayland Fr. Memoir of Rey. Dr. Judson. Bos-
ton, 1853... (Dv. tee en aes ee ee 271-2
The Same... So. sees ee ae ee 273-4
The Same... 2.5.55 ocelot 275-6
The Same <..... 0.08 suey aeeenne -..277-8
Wealth and Worth: "N.Y S864 ee ee 251
Wedding Feast and other Stories............... 949
Wedding Guest. os... 7-272 eee 956
The Sames 1. is © cum See eee ee oe 957
Weil’s Biblical Legends. N. Y., 1862........... 176
Wells. Every Man his own Lawyer. N. Y., 1867.657
Wells’ new Physiognomy. New York, 1867..... 621
Westervelt. Life and Character of Van Der
Palm. New York 7186505 72 eeee 58
West. Father’s Letters to a Daughter.......... 779
Whale Fishery. N. Y., 1855. 2 vi... 5-22. 518-19
What’s to be Done. New York, 1842........... 260
Whewel’s Elements of Morality. New York,
1863. 2V 02 on See eee ee 434-5
Whittier’s Poems. J. G. W. Boston, 1866. 2v..781-2
The Same. ..... .. -s25 eee eee 680-1
Who shall be Greatest. Mary Howitt. N. Y.,1860.328
Wilberforce. Practical ViGWosou0e eee ene 845
The Same ...c.. skeen eee 892
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Willard, Emma. Last Leaves of American Histo-
7 BeeeNew York, 18597, 6.006 es0 ee ee es 85
William the Conqueror. J. Abbot. N.Y., 1864...317
Williams and Lossing. Statesman’s Manuai. Bos-
0 6 on is SIS ee ea os a a 267-70
ah Sg a 967
Willison. Afflicted Man’s Companion. ......... 856
Wilson’s American History. N. Y., 1847........ 140
Winslow, Rev. H., D. D. Are you a Christian. ...939
sWirt’s Patrick Henry. Ithaca, 1839 ........... 142
Wise Men, Wicked Herod, and other Stories... .. 950
Wise. Path of Life. New York, 1847.......... 721
Pleasant Pathway. New York, 1859...... 711
Young Man’s Counsellor. N. Y., 1850..... 690
Woman an Enigma. New York, 1864.......... 484
“Woman’s Ransom. F. W. Robinson. Boston, 1864. 66
Work in the Civil War. S. P Brocket.
’ VES EACSCWU s Sele iilen a aaa ei cee
Words that shook the World. Adams, N. Y.,
VG. ee a , 699
Working and Winning. Thayer. Boston, 1862.. 97
Wrong of Slavery and Right of Emancipation.
Owen. Phil.,1864,....... Gare oe ecko ere 105
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Year with the Franklins. New York, 1846....... 483 —
Young Christian. J. Abbott. New York, 1851...13 |
The Same. J: ADDOtiy iments hes eatenaes 928 ©
Young Christian Merchant..<..0 onan ore oe 835 —
Young Lady’s Counsellor. Wise. New York, 1851.685
Young Lady of -Pleasureccs + nner e ee eee 837 —
Young Man from Home. Rev. J. A. James... .732
Young Man’s Counsellor. Wise. N. Y., 1850....690 —
Young Men of the Bible. Rev. Joseph A. Collier.749
Young Woman’s Friend. J. A. James. N. Y., 1857..95
Youth’s Bible Studies.—Epistles........ ....... 193m
The Same. «Gospels. jnec. ree eee 792 4
The Same. Historical Books............ 789
The Same. -Pentateuchies, ... cue eae 788
The Same. Poetical Books.............. 791 |
The Same. Prophets........... RR atts 790 7
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Zaccheus, or Plan of Benevolence. Harris....... 462
SABBATH SCHOOL
CATALOGUE.
SABBATIil SCHOOL
ae ATLOG UE.
BOOKS SELECTED FROM THE FOREGOING CATA-
LOGUE DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF SABBATH
SCHOOL TEACHERS AND CHILDREN.
Jat
Advice to a Young Christian. Rev. James Bean.. .801
Afflicted Man’s Companion. Williston..........856
Ancient Egypt. Trevor........ ane weg ae aeah eee Ne
Anecdotes for the Family ..... RU ac oe sat eB 725
Annals of the Poor. L. Richmond ........ eanboe
Anxious Inquirer after Salvation. J. A. James... .729°
Pepe (rie eR TUM ES Se ee oc gl edo aie 854.
Are you a Christian? H. Winslow, D. D........939
PePeeR OM Ce GEOTLY Pcie sles 6 eevee og een GEL
Astronomical Discourses. Chalmers............ 814
b
s Beauty, Inward and Outward........ ....... 1.1966
Per eviem Or tiLemperance.. 0.0 0/0). ies wae ee kt 813
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Beginning Life.- Tulloek.”- Cin, 6G00\ae2 20 712
Bible Picture Book. New York, 1861........... 187 4
Bible Prayers. King...) . 22 eee ee 765
. Bible ‘Text Book... 2.2 eee one 809
Bible*True. ;. ‘Plumer. -o125) eee SAS TT
Blind Bartimeus. Hoge (32. .smaeee eee 116 =
Blind Boy,.The. <0. 070 Wen eim ce at te eee 968
Boy’s Own Guide. Wm. Simonds. Boston...... 727
Boy Patroit,” The: = 2<.2i es. sce ee eee 822
Brock. Henry Havelock... onto tee te ae 760
Browning E. B. Mrs. Browning’s Essays on the
Poets. .Ni-Y> 1868 .327).0% es eae 752
OC
Cain and Abel and other stories................ 945
Call to the Unconverted. Baxter.:............. 755 =
Capt. Headley Vicars). ..ivaene ae een 150 =
Charlotte Elizabeth..... aS ae aR ae Ee Bane ee eee 197
Child-at Home. J: S-C5ADDOi ees TTS
Child’s Book on the Soul. Rev. T. H. Gallaudet. .743
Children invited to Christ........-..-.--+--.e-- 930
Child Jesus and other Stories ./............... 947
Children led to the Saviour. Waterbury........ 766
Children of the Bible. F. M. Caulkins.......... 803
Children’s Picture-Book . 205.2 nee ee 746
Christ and the Sea. Rev. J. Spaulding......... 807
Christ knocking at the Door. Flavel. 1669..... 831
Christian Home Lifes.) >.