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GENERAL 
 
 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS 
 
 IX 
 
 #erjj Department of literature, 
 
 POE 
 
 PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES 
 
 IX 
 
 UPPER CANADA. 
 
 Sanctioned by the Council of Public Instruction, under the authority of the School 
 Law of 1850, (35th Sect., 5th Clause; 38th Sect., 5th Clause, and Sect. 41.) 
 
 With the General Provisions of the Law and the Regulations for the establishment 
 of Public Libraries , and an Appendix . 
 
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 Ifrinteti for tfje Department of Pufrltc Instruction for (Upper (Canada, fry Hofrelt Sc (Utfrscm, 
 
 1857 . 
 
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 PREFATORY NOTE 
 
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 Since the preparation of the General and Supplementary Cata- 
 logue of 1853-54, many new works have been published and some 
 have ceased to be published, and are now out of print. In the pre- 
 paration of this catalogue the works out of print have been omitted, 
 and a selection of the most interesting and valuable of the new pub- 
 lications has been added* 
 
 The General Library Catalogue, as now revised, contains a list of 
 about three thousand volumes, embracing works in every department 
 of human knowledge* The principles upon which these books have 
 been selected are fully stated by the Council of Public Instruction on 
 page 236. These principles have been carefully acted upon ; but, be- 
 I yond the limitations stated, the selections made have been as full 
 and varied as the resources of our English and American literature 
 would admit. 
 
 In order to aid the local school authorities in the selection of books, 
 the works in the following catalogue have been divided into two 
 classes — those adapted for general reading and those suitable only 
 for books of reference. The former class forms Part I. of the cata- 
 logue, and the latter, Part II. Extracts from the Law, and the whole 
 of the General Eules and Eegulations in reference to Public Libra- 
 ries, have been placed in Part III. The Appendix contains remarks 
 and suggestions on the subject. 
 
 The system of Publie Libraries which has been brought into oper- 
 ation during the year 1858, will doubtless form an era in the intel- 
 lectual history of Tipper Canada. It is a system which has been 
 a subject of inquiry, consideration, and preparation for years — which 
 has been a matter of free and public consultation in every county, — 
 which leaves the people free to act as counties, townships, eities, towns 
 villages, or school sections, as they please- — which combines all the 
 resources of each municipality to provide useful and entertaining 
 
IV 
 
 PREFATORY NOTE. 
 
 reading for the whole population — and renders accessible in the 
 remotest municipality of the country, and at the lowest prices, the 
 best books for popular reading that are published either in Great 
 Britain or in the United States. Through the medium of these books 
 the sons and daughters of our land may contemplate the lives of the 
 good, the wise, and the great of both sexes and of all ages ; survey 
 the histories of all nations ; trace the rise and progress of all sciences 
 and useful arts ; converse with the sages and bards of Ancient Greece 
 and Borne, as well as with the philosophers, poets, scholars, discov- 
 erers, inventors, artists, travellers, and benefactors of mankind of all 
 times and countries — exhaustless sources of instruction and enter- 
 tainment. 
 
 Very many of the municipalities of Upper Canada have already 
 shown how worthily they appreciate the advantages offered them 
 by means of public libraries ; and it onlj remains for the other 
 municipalities to follow the noble and patriotic examples thus 
 furnished them. 
 
 The terms on which these books will be furnished to the municipal 
 and school authorities will be found on page 236. The prices are 
 given in connection with the title of each book, and are stated in 
 reference to the prices at which the books could be obtained 
 in 1856; but should the British or American publishers of these 
 books reduce the prices of any of them, a corresponding reduction 
 will be made in the prices of them by this Department. 
 
 A reply to certain objections to this part of our System of Public 
 Iustruction will be found on page 244. 
 
 Hints upon the construction of Public Library Buildings and 
 Book Cases will be found on page 247. 
 
CONTENTS 
 
 PART I. 
 
 BOOKS FOR GENERAL READING. 
 
 I. History : 
 
 PAGE 
 
 1. Palestine and the Jews 9 
 
 2. Egypt, Arabia, Assyria, &c . . . . 11 
 
 3. General Histories. 12 
 
 4. Greece 13 
 
 5. Rome, &c 14 
 
 6 Mediaeval 16 
 
 7. Europe 17 
 
 8. England 19 
 
 9. Ireland 19 
 
 10. Scotland 19 
 
 11. British Military History 20 
 
 12. France 21 
 
 13. Spain 21 
 
 14. Italy 22 
 
 PAGE 
 
 15. Switzerland 23 
 
 16. Germany 16 
 
 17. Russia 24 
 
 18. Turkey 26 
 
 19. Various 26 
 
 20. India, China, &c 27 
 
 21. Africa, 29 
 
 22. America, &c 29 
 
 23. Canada, <fcc 31 
 
 24. Sacred History 31 
 
 25. Protestant Church History. ... 32 
 
 26. Roman Catholic Church History. 33 
 
 27. Roman Catholic General His- 
 
 tory 33 
 
 II. Voyages and Travels : 
 
 1. England 
 
 2. Ireland 
 
 3. France, Spain, Germany, &c . . . 
 
 4. Russia 
 
 5. Italy 
 
 6. Palestine, The East, &c 
 
 7. Nineveh 
 
 8. China, Japan, &c 
 
 34 
 
 35 
 
 35 
 
 36 
 
 36 
 
 37 
 
 38 
 
 39 
 
 9. Various 
 
 10. Egypt * . 
 
 11. Africa 
 
 12. South America 
 
 13. North America, 
 
 14. Canada, &c... 
 
 15. Various 
 
 39 
 
 41 
 
 42 
 
 43 
 
 44 
 
 45 
 
 46 
 
 III. Biography : 
 
 1. Sacred 51 
 
 2. Classical 52 
 
 3. English 53 
 
 4. British Statesmen 57 
 
 5. Scientific Men 59 
 
 6. British Poets, Writers, <fec. . . . 59 
 
 7. Religious. 62 
 
 8. Irish 
 
 9. Scotch 
 
 10. Various 
 
 11. French 
 
 12. Spanish, Italian, and German. . 
 
 13. Female Biography 
 
 14. American 
 
 IV. Modern Literature: 
 
 1. English and General Literature. 77 
 
 2. English Poets 82 
 
 3. Irish Poets 85 
 
 4. Scotch Poets. 85 
 
 5. English Political Literature. . . 86 
 
 6. Rhetoric and Logic 88 
 
 7. Political Economy 89 
 
 8. Moral Science 
 
 9. Evidences of Christianity 
 
 10. Various — English 
 
 11. American Literature 
 
 12. French and Spanish Literature. 
 
 13. Italian Literature 
 
 14. German Literature 
 
 63 
 
 63 
 
 65 
 
 68 
 
 70 
 
 72 
 
 75 
 
 90 
 
 90 
 
 92 
 
 94 
 
 96 
 
 96 
 
 96 
 
 V. Teacher’s Library : 
 
 97 1 2. Works on Teaching 
 
 1. Reference Works 
 
 99 
 
VI 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 VI. Zoology. 
 
 1. Animal Kingdom. 102 
 
 VII. Physiology Ill 
 
 VIII. Botany 115 
 
 IX. Natural Phenomena 118 
 
 X. Physical Science: 
 
 1 . Meteorology 
 
 
 J 3 . Physical Geography. 
 
 ... 127 
 
 2 . Astronomy 
 
 125 
 
 
 
 XI. Geology 
 
 
 
 
 
 XII. Chemistry: 
 
 
 1 . Practical Chemistry. 
 
 
 2 . Agricultural Chemistry . . . 
 
 ... 131 
 
 
 XIII. Practical Agriculture: 
 
 
 1 . The Farm . . . 
 
 
 5 . Sheep 
 
 
 2 . The Garden and Orchard 133 
 
 6 . Poultry 
 
 
 3 . The Horse 
 
 136 
 
 7. Bees 
 
 ... 139 
 
 4. Cattle 
 
 
 8. Miscellaneous 
 
 
 
 XIV. Natural Philosophy : 
 
 
 1 . Various 
 
 
 3. Architecture 
 
 
 2. The Steam Engine, &c 147 | 
 
 XV. Practical Life : 
 
 1 . Christian Knowledge Society'! 
 
 S 
 
 13 . 
 
 Lippincott & Co.’s 
 
 a 
 
 166 
 
 Publications 
 
 
 . 150 
 
 14 . 
 
 Gould <fc Lincoln’s 
 
 tt 
 
 167 
 
 2. Religious Tract “ 
 
 “ 
 
 152 
 
 15 . 
 
 Crosby, Nichols & Co.’s 
 
 a 
 
 168 
 
 3. John W. Parker Sons 
 
 « 
 
 155 
 
 16 . 
 
 Whittemore, Niles & Hall’s 
 
 tt 
 
 169 
 
 4 . Groombridge & Sons 
 
 tt 
 
 156 
 
 17 . 
 
 James M unroe Co.’s 
 
 u 
 
 170 
 
 5. Griffith and Farran’s 
 
 tt 
 
 156 
 
 18 . 
 
 John P. Jewett’s 
 
 tt 
 
 170 
 
 6. G. Routledge & Co.’s 
 
 tt 
 
 157 
 
 19 . 
 
 Ticknor and Field’s 
 
 a 
 
 171 
 
 7. T. Nelson & Son’s 
 
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 160 
 
 20 
 
 R. Carter & Bro.’s 
 
 tt 
 
 172 
 
 8. William Tegg & Co.’s 
 
 tt 
 
 163 
 
 21 . 
 
 D. Appleton & Co.’s 
 
 a 
 
 177 
 
 9. Miscellaneous 
 
 tt 
 
 164 
 
 22 . 
 
 Harper Bro.’s 
 
 tt 
 
 179 
 
 10. H. G. Bohn’s 
 
 tt 
 
 165 
 
 23 . 
 
 C. Scribner’s 
 
 tt 
 
 182 
 
 11 . Longman & Co.’s 
 
 tt 
 
 165 
 
 24 . 
 
 C. S. Francis Co.’s 
 
 tt 
 
 183 
 
 12. W. <fc R. Chambers’ 
 
 a 
 
 166 
 
 25 . 
 
 J. S. Redfield’s 
 
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 185 
 
 
 PART 
 
 II. 
 
 
 
 Books 
 
 OF 
 
 Reference — History. 
 
 
 
 1, Palestine and the Jews. . . 
 
 
 , 186 
 
 7. 
 
 British Histories 
 
 
 190 
 
 2. General History 
 
 
 , 186 
 
 8. 
 
 French and Spanish Histories. . 
 
 190 
 
 3. History of Greece 
 
 
 , 187 
 
 9 . 
 
 German History 
 
 
 191 
 
 4. History of Rome 
 
 
 , 188 
 
 10 . American History 
 
 
 191 
 
 5 . Mediaeval History 
 
 
 . 188 
 
 11 . Miscellaneous History. . . . 
 
 
 191 
 
 6. Modem History 
 
 
 , 189 
 
 
 
 
 
 Books of Reference — Voyages and Travels. 
 192 | 2. American ........ 
 
 1. The East 
 
 193 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 Vil 
 
 Books of Reference — Biography 
 
 page page 
 
 1. Ancient 194 3. Miscellaneous 195 
 
 2. British 194 
 
 Eooks of Reference — Literature. 
 
 1. Encyclopaedias. 196 
 
 2. Prose and Poetry 197 
 
 3. Philosophical Works 199 
 
 4. Political Economy and Juris- 
 
 prudence 200 
 
 5. Diplomacy 
 
 6. American Literature. . . . 
 
 7. American Jurisprudence 
 
 8. Classical Literature 
 
 202 
 
 202 
 
 203 
 
 203 
 
 Books of Reference — Zoology. 
 
 1. Animal Kingdom 207 
 
 Books of Reference — Physiology 209 
 
 Books of Reference — Botany 210 
 
 Books of Reference — Physical Science. 
 
 1. Geography 212 1 3. Physical Geography 213 
 
 2. Astronomy 212 | 
 
 Books of Reference — Geology 214 
 
 Books of Reference — Chemistry 216 
 
 Books of Reference — Agriculture 218 
 
 Books of Reference — Natural Philosophy 249 
 
 Books of Reference — Arts and Manufactures. 
 
 1. The Arts . 223 | 2. Manufactures , 224 
 
 PART III. 
 
 I. Extracts from the law authorizing the Establishment of Public Libraries 
 
 relating to : — 
 
 1. Annual Legislative Grant 232 
 
 2. Chief Superintendent 232 
 
 3. Council of Public Instruction. . 233 
 
 4. Local Superintendents 233 
 
 5. School Visitors 233 
 
 6. Boards of Public Instruction.. 233 
 
 7. County Municipal Councils ... 233 
 
 8. Township Municipal Councils . 233 
 
 II. Remarks on the foregoing Extracts : 
 
 1. Public Bodies authorized to es- 
 
 tablish Libraries 234 
 
 2. Duties of Local School autho- 
 
 rities in regard to Libraries 235 
 
 9. City and Town Municipal Coun- 
 . cils 233 
 
 10. Village Municipal Councils . . . 234 
 
 11. Boards of School Trustees in 
 
 Cities and Towns 234 
 
 12. Boards of School Trustees in 
 
 Incorporated Villages 234 
 
 13. Trustees of School Sections ... 234 
 
 3. Library Apportionment, <fcc. . . 235 
 
 4. Selection of Books from the 
 
 General Catalogue 236 
 
 III. General Principles upon which Books have been selected for the libraries 
 
 by the Council of Public Instruction 236 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 viii 
 
 IV. Refutations for the Establishment and Management of Public School 
 Libraries : 
 
 1. Establishment of Libraries ... 237 | 3. Miscellaneous 24 L 
 
 2. Care and Use of Library Books 239 | 
 
 V. Explanatory Remarks upon the foregoing Regulations 242 
 
 VI. Forwarding Library Books from the Educational Department, and other 
 
 information 244 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 A. Reply to objections which have been made to the introduction of Public 
 
 Libraries by the Upper Canada Educational Department 244 
 
 B. Hints upon the Construction of Public Library Buildings and Book Cases 
 
 — with three illustrations 247 
 
 C. Form of Label authorised by the General Regulations, No. VI 252 
 
 General Index 253 
 
 N.B. — No book mentioned in the General Catalogue will be disposed of to any 
 private individual, or for any other purpose than for that of Public Libraries in 
 Upper Canada. 
 
GENERAL 
 
 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS, 
 
 Jbr Ipttblic Ciimmes in Upper Ccutaba, 
 
 SANCTIONED BY THE COUNCIL OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF TUB 
 COMMON SCHOOL ACT FOR UPPER CANADA, 13 AND 14 VICTORIA, CHAPTER 48, 
 SECTIONS 35 (5TH CLAUSE,) 38 (5TH CLAUSE,) AND 41.* 
 
 PART I. 
 
 BOOKS BOB GENERAL READING . 1 
 
 I. HISTORY. 
 
 I. PALESTINE AND THE JEWS. 
 
 X. The History of the Jews [14] — (2 v. 12mo. 11. Tr. Soc.) 
 
 —From the Call of Abraham to the Birth of Christ. Cloth, pp- xiv, 3S4-|-viii. 432— 
 838. Price $1.60. 
 
 2. Ancient and Modern Jews — (2 v. 12mo. 11 . Tr. Soc.) 
 
 Price for the two volumes $2.10 
 
 (1.) The Jewish Nation [121] — (12mo. R. Tr. Soc.) Containing 
 
 an account of their manners and cust oms, rites and worship, laws and society. YUith 
 numerous illustrative engravings. Cloth, pp. 452. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Grosse’s Modern Jews [123] — (12mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) The 
 
 History of the Jews, from the Christian Era to the dawn of the Reformation. With 
 numerous illustrations. By Philip Henry Gosse. Cloth, pp. 400, Price $1.10. 
 
 3. Cox’s Sacred History, and Hale’s Jews, — (2 v. 12mo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.) Price for the two volumes $1.70. 
 
 (1.) Cox’s Sacred History [126] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) From 
 
 the antediluvian period to the time of the"*prophet Malachi. A M. 1 to A.M. 3607, 
 B.C. 397. With side indices. Edited and partly written by the Rev. P. A Cox, D.D., 
 LL.D. Being volume eight of the JEncyclojj&dia Metropolitana Cloth, pp. 407, rye. 
 Price $1.20. 
 
 (2.) Hale’s History of the Jews [120] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The 
 
 History of the Jews from the time of Alexander the Great to the destruction of 
 Jerusalem by Titus, A.M. 3595, B.C. 409, to A,1L 70. With side indices. By the Rev. 
 William Hale, A. M., Archdeacon. Being volume seven of the “ Encyclopaedia 
 Metropolitan a.” Cloth, pp. Ill, rgc. Price 50 cts. 
 
 * No book mentioned in this Catalogue will be disposed of to any private individual, 
 t For Books of Reference in History, see Part II. 
 
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10 History — Palestine and the Jews. 
 
 4. Cox’s Israelites and Palestine [125] — (2 v. 12mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi. rgc.) Price for the two volumes $1, videlicet 
 
 (1.) The Manners and Customs of the Israelites, in relation to 
 
 their religion, civil polity, domestic affairs, distribution of time and ordinary occupa- 
 tion. With side indices and engravings. By the Rev. E. A. Cox, D.D., LL.D. 12mo. 
 cloth, pp. 130. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Geography, Topography and Natural History of Pales- 
 
 tine. With side indices and engravings. Cloth, pp. 120. Price 50 cts. 
 
 5. Milman’s History of the Jews [15] — (3 v. 16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Prom the earliest period to the present time. By the Rev. H. H. Milman, B.D. With 
 maps and engravings. Cloth, pp. 328 + 361+456=1145. wtc. Price §2. 
 
 5a- Ibid. — Am. Edi. 3 v. half sheep, pp. 264-1-298 + 367=929. 
 
 lib. Price $1. 
 
 6. Scripture Topography, Geography, Sites, Manners, 
 
 and Customs.— (4 v. 12mo. Xtn. Know. Soc.) Price for the four $3 20. 
 
 (1.) Scripture Topography [77 p.s.] — (12mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) (The 
 
 Gentile World.) Being some account of places mentioned in Holy Scripture, given 
 principally in extracts from the works of travellers. With maps and numerous en- 
 gravings. Cloth, pp. 515. Price 95 cts. 
 
 (2.) Scripture Topography [77-2 p.s.] — (12mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) 
 
 (Palestine.) Being some account of places mentioned in Holy Scripture, given princi- 
 pally in extracts from the works of travellers. With map and numerous engravings. 
 Cloth, pp. 492. Price 95 cts. 
 
 (3.) Scripture Sites [10] — (12mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) Thirty Prints 
 
 with explanations of Places mentioned in the Holy Scriptures, illustrative of the 
 Fulfilment of Prophecy. Cloth, pp. 128. Price 45 cts. 
 
 (4.) Scripture Manners and Customs [13] — (12mo. Xtn. K. 
 
 Soc.) Being an account of the Domestic Habits, Arts, &c. of Eastern Nations mentioned 
 in Holy Scripture, Cloth, pp. 516. Price 85 cts. 
 
 7. Jewish Rites, Worship, Captivity, Laws, Manners, 
 
 &c. (5 v. ISmo. R. Tr. Soc.) Price for the five volumes $1.90. 
 
 (1.) The Rites and Worship of the Jews [8] — (18mo. R. Tr. 
 
 Soc.) As described in the Bible and by Jewish Writers, with plan of Jerusalem 
 and engravings. Cloth, pp. 200. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Captivity of the Jews [9] — (18mo. R Tr. Soc.) and 
 
 their Return from Babylon. With maps and engravings. Cloth, pp. 186. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Jewish Laws and Polity [274-3] — (18mo. R Tr. Soc.) The 
 
 laws and polity of the Jews. With numerous illustrative engravings. Cloth, pp. 174. 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Jewish Manners and Customs [274-4] — (18mo. R. Tr. 
 
 Soc ) The manners and customs of the J ews and other nations mentioned in the Bible. 
 Revised and illustrated with many engravings. Cloth, pp. 176. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) Eastern Arts and Antiquities [7] — (16mo. R. Tr. Soc.) 
 
 Mentioned in the Sacred Scriptures. With numerous illustrations. Cloth, square, 
 pp. iv+376. Price 70 cts* 
 
 8. Judges and Kings of Israel — v2 v. 12mo. R. Tr. Soc.) 
 
 Price for the two volumes 50 cts. 
 
 (1.) The Judges of Israel [16] — (24mo. R. Tr. Soc.) Or a 
 
 History of the Jews, from the Death of Joshua to the Death of Samuel, including an 
 Account of the Reign of Saul. In one volume. Cloth, pp. 136. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Kings of Judah and Israel [17] — (24mo. R. Tr. Soc.) 
 
 Or the History of the Jews, from the Accession of David to the Babylonish Captivity. 
 In one volume. Cloth, pp. 191. Price 30 cts. 
 
History — Egypt, Arabia, Assyria, 8fc. 11 
 
 9. Zornlin’s Bible Narrative, and Geography — (2 v. 12mo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.) Price for the two volumes $1.55. 
 
 (1.) Zornlin’s Bible Narrative — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Chrono- 
 logically arranged, in the words of the authorized version ; to which is subjoined a 
 brief historical account of the Jewish Nation. The whole forming one consecutive 
 history from the Creation to the termination of the Jewish Polity. By Rosin A M. 
 Zornlin. In one volume— with map. Cloth, pp. 504 jivp. Price $1.20. 
 
 (2) Bible Geography (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Hand Book of Bible 
 
 Geography; a brief alphabetical description of the ancient and modern condition of 
 the Chief places mentioned in the Bible. Cloth, pp. — jwp. Price 35 cts. 
 
 10. Hughes and Kitto’s Palestine, &e. — (3 v. 12mo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Price for the three volumes $2.40. 
 
 (1.) Hughes’ Scripture Geography and History [131] — (12mo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) Illustrating the Historical portions of the Old and New Testaments, 
 designed for the use of Schools and private families, With colored maps. By Edward 
 Hughes, P.R.A.S. Cloth, pp. 355. lb, Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) Kitto’s Palestine [130 ? — (12mo. Am. Edi.) The History 
 
 of Palestine from the Patriarchal age to the present time ; with introductory chap- 
 ters on the geography and natural history of the country, and on the customs and 
 institutions of the Hebrews. Illustrated with upwards of two hundred engravings. 
 Cloth, pp. 426. gl . Price $1. 
 
 (3.) Jewish Stories [274] — (18mo. Am. Edi.) Stories from 
 
 the History of the Jews giving an account of their wars as related by Josephus ; 
 with additional facts from later Jewish history. Adapted for young persons. With 
 twenty-four engravings. Cloth, pp. 239. esfe. Price 60 cts. 
 
 11. Russell’s Palestine, and Ruins of Sacred Lands— (2 v. 
 
 12mo* Eng. Edi.) Price for the two volumes, $1 55. 
 
 (1.) Nelson’s Ruins of Sacred and Historic Lands [271 J — 
 
 (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Babylon, Nineveh, Palestine, Egypt, Central America, and Italy. 
 Illustrated with maps and engravings. Cloth, pp. 392. tns. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (2.) Russell’s Palestine, or the Holy Land [285] — ( l2mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Prom the earliest period to the present time. By the Right Rev. Bishop M, 
 Russell, LL.D , and D.C-L. With a narrative of recent visits. Illustrated with 
 engravings and side indices. Cloth, pp. 505. tns. Price 85 cts. 
 
 12. Jerusalem, Babylon and Mineweh — (4 in 2 v. 16mo. 
 
 R. Tr. Soc.) Price 60 cts. 
 
 (1.) Kitto’s Jerusalem — (16mo. R. Tr. Soc.) History of 
 
 Ancient and Modern Jerusalem. By J. Kitto, LL.D. Cloth, pp. 192+192=384. 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Babylon and Nineveh — (L6mo. R. Tr. Soc.) Cloth, pp. 
 
 192+192=384. Price 30 cts. 
 
 II. EGYPT, ARABIA, ASSYRIA, &c. 
 
 13. Egypt, Tyre, Idumaea, Arabia, and Jordan, &c. — (3 v. 
 
 16mo. R. Tr. Soc.) Price 60 cts. Price for the three Volumes $1.40, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Ancient Egypt and Tyre [297] — (16mo. fR. Tr. Soc.) 
 
 Egypt— its monuments and history Tyre— its rise, glory, and desolation. Two 
 parts in one. Cloth, pp. 192+ 192 =3S4. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Idumaea, Arabia and Bead Sea [111-112] — (16mo. R. Tr. 
 
 Soc.) Idumaea, with a Survey of Arabia and the Arabians. The Jordan and Dead Sea. 
 16mo. Cloth, pp. 192 + 192=384. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Remarkable People [279]— (18mo. R. Tr. Soc.) Or tbe 
 
 Arab, the Jew, and the Egyptian, in their own and other lands. Three parts, in one 
 volume. With numerous illustrations. Square, cloth, pp. 152+152+160=464. Price 
 80 ct3. . 
 
12 History — Ancient and Modern. 
 
 14. Gosse’s Ancient Egypt and Assyria — (2 v. Xtn. K. Soc.) 
 
 Price for the two volumes $2.75. 
 
 (1 ) Gosse’s Ancient Egypt [29] — (12mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) Monu- 
 ments of Ancient Egypt and their Relation to the Word of God. By Philip Henry 
 Gosse. Cloth, pp. xii+358. Price $1,10. 
 
 (2.) Grosse’s Assyria [124] — (12mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) tier 
 
 manners and customs, arts and arms, restored from her monuments. With a map 
 and engraving. By Philip Henry Gosse. Cloth, pp. 642. Price §1.65. 
 
 15. Hengstenberg and Russell’s Egypt — (2 v. 12mo. Am. 
 
 and Eng. Edi.) Price for the two volumes §1.45. 
 
 (1.) Hengstenberg’s Egypt and the Books of Moses [133] — 
 
 (12mo. Am. Edi.) Or the Books of Moses illustrated by the monuments of Egypt; 
 with an appendix. By Dr. E. W. Hengstenberg. Prom the German. By R. I). C. 
 Robbins. Cloth, pp. 30o. rcb. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Bussell’s Egypt [136] — (1 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) History 
 
 of Ancient and Modern Egypt; her Temples and Monuments. By the Right Rev. 
 Bishop Russell, LL.D. With side indices, maps, and numerous illustrations. 
 Cloth, pp. 524. tns. Price 85 cts. 
 
 16. Russell’s Egypt & Fraser’s Assyria — (2 v. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Price for the two 75 cts., as follows : 
 
 (1.) Bussell’s View of Ancient and Modern Egypt [28] — (16mo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) With an outline of its natural history. By the Rev. Michael Russell, 
 LL.I). Half sheep, pp. 348. hb. Price 38 cts. 
 
 ( 2.) Eraser’s Messopotamia and Assyria [35] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Prom the earliest ages to the present time. By James B. Phaser, Esq. pp. 336, hb. 
 Price 38 cts. 
 
 17. Wilkinson’s Ancient Egyptians — (2v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 A popular account of the Ancient Egyptians ; revised and abridged from his larger 
 work. By Sir J. Gardiner Wilkinson, B.C.L., E.R.S. &c. Illustrated with five 
 hundred wood-cuts. Cloth, pp 418+438 = 856. jm. Price for the two volumes $2.45. 
 
 17 J. Ibid — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi. hb . pp. — ) Price §1.60. 
 
 18. Kenrick’s Egypt [134] — (2 v. 12mo. Ain. Edi.) Ancient 
 
 Egypt under the Pharaohs. By John Kenrick, M.A. In two volumes. Cloth, pp* 
 xiii, 427, viii, 248 = 886. jsr. Pries for the two volumes §2* 
 
 19. Osburn’s Antiquities of Egypt [30]— (8vo. E. Tr. Soc.) 
 
 With a particular notice of those that illustrate the Sacred Scriptures. By Wil- 
 liam Osburn, junior. Cloth, pp. 236. Price §2. 
 
 20. Eane’s Modern Egyptians [243]— (3 v. 18mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians. By Edward Wm. 
 Lane. pp. 741. (Knight’s series.) Cloth, gcx. Price 68 cts. 
 
 in. GENERAL HISTORIES. 
 
 21. White’s Histories, as follows — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price 
 
 for the four $2.70 cts. 
 
 (I.) Elements of Universal History on a systematic plan [115] 
 
 — From the earliest times to the treaty of Vienna. To which is added a luminary of 
 the leading events since that period. In three parts. I. Ancient History. 11. History 
 of the Middle Ages. III. Modern History. With maps. By H. White, B.A. Sheep, 
 pp* 676. ob. Price 90 cts. N.B.— In parts 50 cts. each. 
 
 (2.) White’s Great Britain and Ireland — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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History — Greece. 13 
 
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14 History — Rome, 8fc. 
 
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History — Rome, Sfc. 15 
 
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16 
 
 History— Mediceval and Europe. 
 
 VI. MEDIAEVAL.— See Not. 21 (1), and 23 (4.) 
 
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History — England. 17 
 
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19 
 
 History — Ireland and Scotland . 
 
 IX. IRELAND. —/See No. 21, (2.) 
 
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 History — Militaivj. 
 
 XI. BRITISH MILITARY HISTORY. 
 
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 History — France. 
 
 XII. FRAN CE. — See No. 21, (4.J 
 
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34 Voyages and Travels — England, 8fc. 
 
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Voyages and Travels — Ireland , Trance , 8fC. 35 
 
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 23. Price’s Norway and its Scenery [153|J — (12mo. Eng. 
 
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 additions, &c. Edited and compiled by Thomas Forester, Esq. A, M. Illustrated 
 with numerous steel engravings. Cloth, pp. 470. hgb , Price §1.05. 
 
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 chard Jerrold. Illustrated from sketches by the author. Cloth, pp, xn+251=263. 
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 translation of the Icelandic from the Voluspa; and a brief sketch of Icelandic His- 
 tory. Cloth, pp. xv +353 =368, nc. Price 60 cts. 
 
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 468+496=1369. wtc. Price §2.10. 
 
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 27. Italy and Norway — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
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 Cloth, pp, v +224=229 good. Price 24 cts. 
 
 (2.) Wittich’s Norway — (24mo. Eng. Edi.) A visit to the 
 
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 28. Gould’s Zephyrs from Italy [147] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 29. Furniss’ Caesar and Doge [146] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) The 
 
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 31. Hall’s Forum and Vatican — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Land 
 
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 of Ferdinand Gregorovius, by Edward Ivy Morris. Cloth, pp, 522. pmm. Price 
 § 1 . 10 . 
 
 VI. PALESTINE, THE EAST, &c. 
 
 83. Wain wright’s Pathways of our Lord [74] — (12mo. 
 
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 of a tour through the Land of Promise. By the Rev. J. M. Wain wright, D. D. 
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 By the Rev. Geo. Fisk, LL. D. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 451. rcb. Price 78 cts* 
 
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 (4.) The Midshipman in China [14] — (18mo. R. Tr. Soc.) Or, 
 
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 40. Lamartine’s East [79] — (2 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Travels in 
 
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 VIII. CHINA, JAPAN, dec. 
 
 49* Nepaul and China — (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price for the three 
 
 volumes $1.20, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Oliphant’s Katmandu — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Journey 
 
 to Katmandu, the capital of Nepaul, with the Camp of Jung Bahadoor; including a 
 Sketch of the Nepaulese Ambassador at home. By Laurence Oliphant, Esq., Jr. 
 Scarlet linen, pp. xii+242 = 254. dac. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2. 3.) Hue’s China [166] — (2 v. 16mo. Am. Edi.) Recollec- 
 tions of a Journey through Tartary, Thibet, and China, during the years 1844, 1845 
 and 1846. By the Rev. M. Hue, Missionary Priest of St. Lazarus. Red cloth, pp. 
 245+248=493. dac . Price 80 cts. 
 
 50. Hue’s Chinese Empire — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Journey 
 
 through the Chinese Empire. By M. Hue. Cloth, pp. 421+422 =842. hb. Pr. $1.60. 
 
 51. Smith’s China [165] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) A Narrative of an 
 
 Exploratory Visit to each of the Consular Cities of China, and to the Islands of 
 Hong Kong and Chusan, in behalf of the Church Missionary Society, in the years 
 1844, 1845 and 1846. By the Rev. Geoeg-e Smith, M. A. With numerous illustra- 
 tions. Cloth, pp. 482. hb. Price $1. 
 
 52. Keppel’s Borneo [12] — (18mo. Am. Edi.) The Expedition 
 
 to Borneo of H. M. S. Dido, for the suppression of piracy. With extracts from the 
 Journal of Sir James Beooks, Rajah of Sarawak. By Captain the Hon. Henry 
 Keppel, R. N. With a map, $ sheep, pp. 413. hb. Price 38 cts. 
 
 53. Neale’s Siam [168] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Narrative of a res- 
 idence at the capital of the Kingdom of Siam, with a description of the manners, cus- 
 toms, and laws of the modern Siamese. By Frederick Aethue Neale, formerly 
 in the service of his Siamese Majesty. Illustrated with a map aud numerous engrav- 
 ings. Cloth, pp. 278. nc. Price 60 cts. 
 
 54. Spalding’s Japan Expedition — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Japan 
 
 and around the World; an account of three visits to the Japanese Empire, with 
 sketches of Madeira, St. Helena, Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, Ceylon, Singapore, 
 China, and Loo-choo. By J. W. Spaulding, of the TJ. S. Steam-frigate Mississippi, 
 Elag-Ship of the Expedition. With eight illustrations in tint. Cloth, pp, 377. jsr. 
 Price $1. 
 
 IX. VARIOUS. 
 
 55. Longman’s Traveller’s Library — (5 v. Eng. Edi.) Price 
 
 for the five volumes, $2.90, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Lanman’s Adventures — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) Adventures 
 
 in the wilds of North America. By Chaeles Lanman. Edited by Chaeles Rich- 
 aed Weld- Cloth, pp. iv+ 300 =304. Ic. Price 58 cts. 
 
 (2.) Barrow’s Tour, and Ferguson’s Swiss Men — (16mo. Eng, 
 
 Edi.) Tour on the Continent by Rail and Road in the summer of 1852 through 
 Northern Germany, Austria, Tyrol, Austrian Lombardy, &c. By John Barrow, Esq. 
 Swiss Men and Swiss Mountains. By Robeet Eeeguson. Cloth, pp. 126+ viii, 143 
 =273. Ic. Price 58 cts. 
 
 (3.) Werne’s African Wanderings— (16mo. Eng. Edi.) Afri- 
 can Wanderings; or an expedition from Sennaar to Jaka, Basa, and Beni-Amer, 
 with a particular glance of the races of Bellad Sudan. By Ferdinand Weene. 
 Translated from the German, by J. R, Johnston. Cloth, pp. xi+267=278. Ic. 
 Price 58 cts. 
 
 (4.) Hue’s Tartary, &c. — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) Recollections of 
 
 a journey through Tartary, Thibet and China, during the years 1844, 1845 and 1846. 
 By M. Hue. Condensed translation by Mrs. Percy Stinnett. Cloth, pp. vii+312= 
 320. Ic. Price 58 cts. 
 
 (5.) Kingslake’s Eothen [78] — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) Or, traces of 
 
 Travel brought home from the East. By Chaeles Kingslake. Cloth, pp. 256. Ic . 
 Am. esfe. Price of either 58 cts. 
 
40 Voyages and Travels — Various. 
 
 56. Longman’s Traveller’s Library — (5 v.) Price for fire 
 
 volumes, $2.90, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Tschudi’s Alps — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) Sketches of nature 
 
 in the Alps from the German of Friedrich Yon Tschudi. Cloth, pp. 258. Ic. PriceoS 
 cts. 
 
 (2.) Hutchinson’s Niger, &c. — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) Exploration 
 
 of the rivers Niger, Tshadda and Binue. By T. J. Hutchinson. Cloth, pp. PriceoS 
 cts. 
 
 (3.) Jermann’s St. Petersburgh [134-5] — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Pictures from St. Petersburgh. By Edward Jerrmaxn. Cloth, pp. Price 58 cts. 
 
 (4.) Schamvl and Russia— (16mo. Eng. Edi.) Schamyl by 
 
 Bodenstept and Wagner ; and Russia and Turkey. By J. R. McCulloch. Cloth, 
 pp. Price 58 cts. 
 
 (5.) Hughes’s Australian Colonies — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) The 
 
 Australian Colonies ; their origin and present condition. By William Hughes, 
 F. R. G. S. Cloth, pp. 8+ 307 =315. Price 58 cts* 
 
 57. Progress of Discovery — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
 volumes 81,70, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Nelson’s Voyages round the "World — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 From the death of Captain Cook to the present time, including remarks on the so- 
 cial condition of the inhabitants in the recently discovered countries ; their progress 
 in the arts ; and more espescially their advancement in religious knowledge. Cloth, 
 pp. xv +517= 532. tns. Price 85 cts. 
 
 (2.) Nelson’s Circumnavigation [ 97 ] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Of the Globe, and progress of Discovery in the Pacific Ocean, from the voyage of 
 Magellan to the deathT of Captain Cook. With a portrait of Cook, and numerous 
 illustrations ; also side indices. Cloth, pp. 423. tns. Price 85 cts. 
 
 58. Jenkin’s Exploring Expeditions [26] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Recent Exploring Expeditions to the Pacific, and the South Seas, under the Ameri- 
 can, English and French Governments. By J* S. Jenkins. With vignette. Cloth, 
 pp. viii-t-508=516. tns. Price 85 cts. 
 
 59. Wilkes’ Exploring Expedition [100] — (2 v. 12mo. Eng- 
 
 Edi.) Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition, during the years 1S38» 
 1839. 1840, 1841, 1842. By Charles Wilkes, TJ. S. N. Commander of the Expedi- 
 tion. With sixty-three engravings. Cloth, pp. x,+318, xii+326=664. nc. Price $1.20 
 
 60. Cabinet Cylcopedia — (4 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the four 
 
 volumes $2£0, as follows : 
 
 ( 1 -3.) Maritime and Inland Discovery — (3v. 16mo.) The history 
 
 of maritime and Inland discovery, contributed to the Cabinet Cyclopcedia. pp. x+398 
 xiii+3o6 xv+384=1266. Ic. Price $2.10. 
 
 (4.) Principal Cities and Towns — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) The 
 
 Municipal Cities and Towns of the World, with numerous engravings, contributed to 
 the Cabinet Cyclopcedia. Cloth, pp. viii+ 236 =384. Ic . Price 70 cts. 
 
 61. Pfeiffer’s Voyages — (2 v. Eng. and Am. Edi ) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.15, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Pfeiffer’s Voyage— (12mo. Eng. Edi.) A Lady’s Voy- 
 age round the World: travels from Vienna to Brazil, Chili, Otaheite, China, the East 
 Indies, Persia and Asia Minor. By Ida Pfeiffer. Translated by Wm. Hazlitt. 
 Cloth, pp. 409. grc. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (2.) Pfeiffer’s Voyage [ 98 ] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) A Lady’s Voyage 
 
 round the World ; a selected translation from the German of Madame li)A Pfeiffer. 
 By Mrs. Percy Stinnet. Cloth, pp. 302. hb. Eng. Edi., Ic., same price. Price 60 cts. 
 
 62. Mackenzie’s Mission — (2\. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Life in the 
 
 Mission, the Camp and the Zen&na; or, six years in India. By Mrs. Colin Mac- 
 kenzie. Cloth, pp. 342 + 319 =661, jsr. Price $1.65. 
 
' Voyages and Travels — Egypt. 41 
 
 63. Howitt’s Australia — (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price for the three 
 
 -volumes §2.20, as follows: 
 
 (1.2.) Howitt’s Land, Labor and Gold — (2 v. 12mo. Am.E di.) 
 
 Or, Tw<5 Years in Victoria ; with visits to Sydney and Van Dieman’s Land. By Wil- 
 liam Howitt. Cloth, pp. xviii+441, xiv+426=899. wdtc. Price §1.60. 
 
 (3.) ILowitt’s Wilds of Australia — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Boys’ 
 
 Adventures in the Wilds of Australia ; or, Herbert’s Note Book. By William 
 Howitt. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 359. wdtc. Price 60 cts. 
 
 64. Perry’s Japan Expedition — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Narrative 
 
 of the American Expedition to Japan in 1852-3, and 1854. Abridged and illustrated 
 Cloth, pp. — , dac. Price For 8 vo. Edi. See Books of reference , Part II. 
 
 64i. Miscellaneous — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes §1.80, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) A' Visit to Australia [1735] — (18mo, Xtn. K. Soc.) And. 
 
 its Gold Regions. With a map and numerous engravings. Cloth, pp. iv+ 202 =206. 
 Price 45 cts. 
 
 (2.) Educational Outlines — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) And other let- 
 ters on practical duties. To which is added a journal of a summer excursion made 
 by the author and her pupils. With vignette. Cloth, pp. 116. gs. Price 85 cts. 
 
 (3.) Cheever’s Island World — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The Island 
 
 World of the Pacific; being the personal narrative and results of travel through the 
 Sandwich or Hawaiian Islands, and other parts of Polynesia. By Rev. Henry T. 
 Cheever. Clotli, pp. 304. wco. Price 50 cts. 
 
 65. Lee’s Wanderers — (3 v. 16mo.) Price for the three vol- 
 
 umes §2.20, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Lee’s Australian Wanderers — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Or, the 
 
 adventures of Captain Spencer, his horse and dog. By Mrs. R. Lee. With illustra- 
 tions. Cloth, pp. 472. lb. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Lee’s African Wanderers — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Or, the 
 
 adventures of Carlos and Antonio: embracing interesting descriptions of the man- 
 ners and customs of the Western Tribes, and the natural productions of the country. 
 By Mrs. R. Lee. Cloth, pp. x+ 364=374. gf Price §1. 
 
 (3.) Lee’s African Crusoes — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Or, the 
 
 adventures of Carlos and Antonio. By Mrs. R. Lee. Cloth, x + 454 = 464. lb. 
 Price 60 cts. 
 
 X. EGYPT, Sec. 
 
 66. Stephen’s Egypt, Petrsea, &c. [SO]— (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia, Petrsea and the Holy Land. By John L. Ste- 
 phens. With a map and outline engravings. Cloth, pp- 240+286=526. hb. Pr. §1.40 
 
 67. Stephens and Eelzoni — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
 volumes 85 cts, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Stephen’s Egypt, Petrsea, &c. [95-8] — (32mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia, Persia, and the Holy Land. By J. L. Ste- 
 phens, Esqr. Cloth, pp. 383. tns. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (2.) Belzoni’s Egypt and Nubia [5f] — (24mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Fruits of Enterprise ; as exhibited in the Travels of Belzoni in Egypt and Nubia; to 
 which is prefixed a short account of the traveller ’s death. Cloth, pp. 255. gf. Price 
 60 cts 
 
 68. Bayle St. John’s Egypt [87] — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Vil- 
 lage Life in Egypt. With sketches of the same. By Bayle St. John. Cloth, pp, 
 xix, 216 +ix, 213=462. wdtc. Price 95 cts. 
 
 69. Smith’s Pilgrimage to Egypt [89] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Embracing a diary of explorations on the Nile ; with observations illustrative of the 
 manners, customs, and institutions of the people, and of the present condition of the 
 antiquities and ruins. With numerous engravings. By G. N. C. Smith. Cloth, pp. 
 xiii x 383 = 396. gl. Price 95 cts. 
 
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 Voyages and Travels — Africa. 
 
 XI. AFRICA, &c. 
 
 70. Farkyns’ Abyssinia — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Life in 
 
 Abyssinia ; being notes collected during three years residence and travel in that 
 country. By M. Parkyns. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 350+355=704. dac. Price 
 §1.55. 
 
 71. Andersson’s G’Nami — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Lake G-’Nami ? 
 
 or, Explorations and Discoveries during four years wandering in the Wilds of South 
 Western Africa. By Chas. J. Andersson. With illustrations, pp. lib. Price 70 cts. 
 
 72. Murray’s African Continent [155]— (12mo, Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The African Continent. A narrative of discovery and adventure. By Hugh Mue- 
 RAY, P. R* S. E. With an account of recent . exploring expeditions. By the Rev. 
 John M. Wilson. With maps, illustrations and side indices. Cloth, pp. 482. tns . 
 Price 80 cts. 
 
 73. Cumming’s Hunter’s Life [160] — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Eive years of a hunter’s life in the far interior of Southern Africa, with notices of 
 the native tribes, and anecdotes of the chase of the lion, elephant, hippopotamus, gir- 
 affe, rhinoceros, &c. By Royileun Gordon Cumming, Esq. Cloth, pp. 326+303=* 
 629. hb. Price $1.40- 
 
 73^. Ibid: — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The same work abridged. Cloth, 
 
 pp . jm. Price $1.25. 
 
 74. Miscellaneous — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes $2.20, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Frost’s Africa [57] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) The Book of 
 
 Travels in Africa, from the earliest ages to the present time, compiled from the best 
 authorities. By John Prost, LL. D. Cloth, pp. 252. dac. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) Moffat’s Southern Africa [158] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Mis- 
 sionary labors and scenes in Southern Africa. By Robeet Mope at. Cloth, pp. 406, 
 rcb. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Sketches by a Sailor — (18mo. Eng. Edi.) Or, things of 
 
 Earth and things of 'Heaven. By a Commander in the Navy. Cloth, pp. 149. Ic • 
 Price 80 cts. 
 
 75. Miscellaneous — (2 v.) Price for the two volumes $1.40, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Erench in Algiers [157] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The Erench 
 
 in Algiers. In two parts; I. The soldier of the foreign legion. II. The prisoners of 
 Abd-el»Kader. Translated from the German and Prench. By Lady Dupe Goedon. 
 Cloth, pp. 176. jm. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (2.) Edward’s Amazon and Para [108] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Yoyage up the river Amazon including a residence at Para. Cloth, pp. 210. jm. 
 Price 70 cts. 
 
 76. Lander’s Travels in Africa [53] — (2 y. 18mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The journal of an expedition to explore the course and termination of the Niger ; 
 with a narrative of a voyage down that river to its termination. By Richard and 
 John Lander. Illustrated with engravings and maps. Cloth, pp. 318+398=716. 
 t etc. Price $1.35. 
 
 16%, Ibid : [53] — (2 v. 18mo. Am. Edi.) Half sheep, pp. 384+337 
 
 =721. hb. Price 75 cts. 
 
 77. Miscellaneous — (5 y.) Price for the five volumes $2, as 
 
 follows ; 
 
 (1.) Adventures in Africa [58] — (18mo. Am. Edi.) Narra- 
 tive of Discovery and Adventure in Africa, from the earliest ages to the present time ; 
 with illustrations of the Geology, Mineralogy and Zoology. By Professor Jameson, 
 James Wilson, Esq., and Hugh Mueray, Esq. With a map*, plans of the routes 
 of Park, and of Denham and Clapperton, and several cuts. Half sheep, pp. 359. hb. 
 Price 38 cts. 
 
 (2.) Humboldt’s South America [9] — (18mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Travels and Researches in South America. By Baron Humboldt. With illustra- 
 tions. Cloth, pp. 278. jwp. Price 40 cts. 
 
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 Voyages and Travels — South America . 
 
 (3.) Mungo Park — (18mo. Eng. Am. Edi.) Life and Travels 
 
 of Mungo Park; with the account of his death from the journal of Isaaco ; the sub- 
 stance of later discoveries relative to his lamented fate, and the termination of the 
 Niger. Cloth, pp. viii* 216— 224. jtcp.lib. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) Van-ti — (ISmo.Eng. Edi.) Van-ti, the Chinese Magistrate ; 
 
 and other Tales of other countries. Cloth, pp. 138, jwp* Price 38 cts. 
 
 (5.) Marry at’ s Africa [161] — (24mo. Am. Edi.) The Mis- 
 sion in search of lost Europeans; or, scenes in Africa. Written for young people. 
 By Captain Marryat, R. N. Two vois. in one. Cloth, pp. 179*193—367. dac , 
 Price 48 cts. 
 
 XIX, SOUTH AMERICA, &c„ 
 
 78. Humboldt and Gerstaeker — (2 v.) Price §1.90. 
 
 (1.) Macgilivray’s Humboldt’s Travels, &c. [102] — (12mo, 
 
 Eng. Edi.) The Travels and Researches of Alexander Von Humboldt. By 
 W. Macgilivray, LL. D. With a narrative of Humboldt’s most recent researches, 
 including his celebrated journey to the Ural Mountains and the Caspian Sea, &c. 
 With portrait, illustrations and side indices. Cloth, pp. 418. tns. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) Gerstaeker’s Travels — (12mo Eng. Edi.) Bio de Janerio, 
 
 Buenos Ayres, ride through the Pampas, winter journey across the Cordilleras, Cliili, 
 Valparaiso, California and the Gold Fields. Translated from the German of Fred- 
 erick Gerstaeker. With beautifully colored Illustrations, Cloth, pp. 290. tns . 
 Price $1. 
 
 79. New Granada and Brazil — (2 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) Price for 
 
 the two volumes $3.20, as follows ^ 
 
 (1.) Holton’s New Granada. Twenty Months in the Andes. 
 
 By I. p. Holton. With maps and 30 or 40 illustrations, pp. lib . Price $1.60. 
 
 (2.) Life in Brazil, or a Journal of a visit to the Land of the 
 
 Cocoa and the Palm. With 100 illustrations, pp. lib . Price $1.60. 
 
 80. Peru, Musquito, and Chili — (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price for 
 
 the three volumes $2.80, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Tschudi’s Peru [109] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Travels in Peru, 
 
 during the years 1838—1842, on the coast, in the S’erra, across the Cordilleras and 
 the Andes, into the primeval forests. By Dr, G. G. Von Tsckubi. Translated from 
 the German, by Thomasina Ross. Complete in one vol. Cloth, pp, x* 354— 364, 
 asbc. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Bard’s Waikna — (12mo. Am, Edi.) Or, Adventures on 
 
 the Musquito Shore. By Samuel A. Bard. With sixty illustrations. Cloth, pp. 
 366. hb. Price $1. 
 
 (3.) Smith’s Araucanians — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Or, Notes of a 
 
 Tour among the Indian Tribes of Southern Chili. By Edmond Renfl Smith, of 
 the U. S. N. Astronomical Expedition in Chili. With vignette. Cloth, pp. 335. hb . 
 Price 80 ctjfc. 
 
 81. California, Mexico and Panama — (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price 
 
 for the three volumes $2, as follows 
 
 (1.) Marryat’ s Life in California — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Moun- 
 tains and Molehills; or, recollections of a burnt journal. By Frank Maeeyat, 
 With illustrations by the author. Cloth, pp. 393. hb. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Ruxton’s Mexico [106] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Adventures 
 
 in Mexico and the Rocky Mountains. By Geoege E. Ruxton, Esq. Cloth, pp. 312. 
 hb. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Tomes’ Panama — (16mo. Am. Edi) An account of the 
 
 Panama Rail-road, of the cities of Panama and Aspinwall; with sketches of life and 
 character on the Isthmus. By Robeet Tomes. Cloth, pp. 246. hb. Price 50 cts. 
 
 82. Philippines and Sandwich Islands — (2v. Am. Edi.) Price 
 
 for the two volumes $1.60, as follows : 
 
 (1.) De La Gironiere’s Philippines — (12mo. Am. Edi.)- Twen- 
 ty years in the Philippines. Translated from the French of Paul P. De La Gieon- 
 Iere. Revised and extended. Cloth, 371. hb. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) Haolee’s Sandwich Islands — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Notes of 
 the Sandwich Islands. By A. Haolee, With illustrations. Cloth, pp, 493. hb. Price 
 80 cts. 
 
44 Voyages and Travels — North America. 
 
 83. Miscellaneous — (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price for the three vol- 
 
 umes §2.80, as follows 
 
 (1.) Willis’ Tropics [119] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) A Health 
 
 Trip to the Tropics. By N. Parker Willis. Cloth, pp. 421+23 - 444. cs. Price §1. 
 
 (2.) Eilet’s Pioneer Women [123] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Women 
 
 of the West ; sketches and anecdotes. By Mrs. Ellet, Cloth, pp. 434* cs. Price §1. 
 
 (3.) Thoreau’s Walden — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Walden; or life 
 
 in the woods. By Henby D. Thobeau. Cloth, pp. 357. wdtc Price 80 cts. 
 
 XIII. NORTH AMERICA, &c. 
 
 84. Miscellaneous — (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price for the three vol- 
 
 umes §1.05, as follows: 
 
 (1.) Santarem’s Vespncius [HO] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Re- 
 
 searches respecting Americus Vespncius and his Voyage. By the Viscount San- 
 tabem. Translated by E. F. Childe. Cloth, pp. 221. Ibc. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Eleurv’s America — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) History of the 
 
 Discovery of America, written expressly for children. Translated from the Preneh 
 of Lame Fleuby. Cloth pp. 342. nebs. Price 45 cts. 
 
 85. Tegg’s Family Library : Irving’s Columbus and Head’s 
 
 Bruce— (3 v.) Price for the three volumes $2, as follows.; 
 
 (1.) Irving’s Columbus [139-6] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The Life 
 
 and Voyages of Christopher Columbus. Bv Washington Ibving. (Abridged by the 
 same.) With portrait and maps. In one volume. Cloth, pp.356. wtc. Price 68 cts. 
 
 (2.) Irving’s Companions of Columbus [10] — (18mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Voyages and Discoveries of the Companions of Columbur,. With map and engrav- 
 ings. By Washington Ikving. Cloth, pp. 337. wtc . Price 68 cts. 
 
 (3.) Head’s Bruce [132-6] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The Life and 
 
 Travels of Bruce, the African Traveller. By Major Sir Fkancis Bone Head. With 
 map and portrait. In one volume. Cloth, pp. 480. wtc . Price 68 cts. 
 
 86k Columbus, Bruce and Vespueius — (3 v.) Price for the 
 
 three volumes §1-28, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Irving’s Columbus [138-6] — (12mo. Am. Edi ) Life and 
 
 Voyages of Christopher Columbus. By Washington Ibying. (Abridged by the 
 same.) Cloth, pp- 325. hb. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Columbus and Vespueius [140-6] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The Lives of Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of America, and Americus 
 Vespueius, the Florentine. With engravings. In one volume. Cloth, pp- 278. hb. 
 Priee 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Head’s Bruce [132-6] — (18mo. Am. Edi.) The Life and 
 
 Adventures of James Bruce, the African Traveller. By Major Sir Fbancis Bond 
 Head. With Portrait. Cloth, pp. 382. hb. Price 38 cts. 
 
 8&b Irving’s Columbus and Prairies — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Price for the two volumes 60 cts., as follows : 
 
 (1.) Irving’s Companions of Columbus — ( 16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The Voyages and Discoveries of the Companions of Columbus. By Washington 
 Ibving. Boards, pp. 326. hgb. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Irving’s Prairies — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) A Tour on the 
 
 Prairies. By Washington Ibying. Boards, pp. 137. hgb . Price 30 cts. 
 
 87<» Columbus and Cook — (2 v. Xtn. K. Soc.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes §1.10, as follows ; 
 
 (1.) Columbus [142] — (24mo. Eng Edi.) The Life, Voyages 
 
 and Discoveries of Christopher Columbus. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 323. jwp . 
 Price 55 cts. 
 
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 Voyages and Travels — Canada. 
 
 (2.) Cook [133] — (24mo. Eng. Edi.) The Life, Voyages and 
 
 Discoveries of Captain James Cook. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 220. jivp. Price 
 55 cts, 
 
 88. Chamber’s America — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Things as they 
 
 are in America. By William Chambers. Cloth, pp. 364. Igc . Price SO cts. 
 
 XrV. CANADA, &c. 
 
 89. Tremenheere’s Motes [44] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Notes 
 
 on Public Subjects, made during a tour in the United States and Canada, In the 
 United States, on Public Education— Railways— Water Supply in Cities— Vote by 
 Ballot — the Press— General Remarks. In Canada, on Roads— Climate— Geological 
 Survey— Cultivation— Railways— Canals— increase of Towns— field for Capital— Poli- 
 tics— the Press— Podular Education — inducements to settle in — Society— Occupa- 
 tions— Sports— Credit, and Prospects— General Remarks. With a railway map of 
 Canada and the United States, and appendices. By Hugh Seymour Tremen- 
 heere, pp. 320. jm . Price $2.40. 
 
 90. Miscellaneous — (3 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the three vol- 
 umes $1.75, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Leslie’s Polar Seas [11 2J — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Discov- 
 ery and Adventure in the Polar Seas and Regions ; with illustrations of their Clim- 
 ate, Geology, and Natural History. By Sir John Leslie, K. II. Robert Jamie- 
 son, Esq., F. R. S. and Hugh Murray, Esq., F, R. S„ E. With a narrative of the 
 recent expeditions in search of Sir John Eranklin. With illustrations and side indi- 
 ces. Cloth, pp. 306* tns. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) Simmond’s Eranklin and Arctic Regions [113] — (16mo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.) Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions; a narrative, showing the 
 progress of British enterprise for the discovery of the north-west passage during the 
 nineteenth century : with detailed notes of the expeditions in search of the missing 
 vessels under Captain Sir John Franklin. By P. L. Simmonds. Combining the most 
 recent intelligence, with maps* Cloth, pp. xvi+ 287 =303. grc. Price 54 cts. 
 
 (3.) Dana’s Two Years before the Mast — (16mo. Eng. Edi) 
 
 Two Years before the Mast; or, a Sailor’s life at sea. By R. H. Dana, Jun. Cloth, 
 pp. 280. grc. Price 42 cts. 
 
 91. Miscellaneous — (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price for the three vol- 
 umes $1.75, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Richardson’s Arctic Searching Expedition [17] — (12mo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) A Journal^of a Boat Voyage through Rupert’s Land and the Arctic Sea, 
 in search of the Discovery Ships of Sir John Franklin; with an appendix on the 
 Physical Geography of North America. By Sir John Richardson, Bt., C. B. 
 With engravings. Cloth, pp. 516. hb. Price $1. 
 
 (2-3.) Sargent’s American Adventure [28]— -(2 v. ISmo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) American Adventure by Land and Sea; being remarkable instances of enter- 
 prise and fortitude among American Shipwrecks, adventures at home and abroad, &c. 
 In two volumes* Cloth, pp. 295 +302 - 597. lib. Price 75 cts. 
 
 92. Miscellaneous — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes §3, as 
 
 follows ; 
 
 (1.2.) Parry’s Three Voyages [181 — (2 v. 18mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Voyages for the Discovery of a North-West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific, 
 and narrative of an attempt to reach the North Pole. By Captain Sir W. E. Par- 
 ry, R.N., F.R.S. With portrait, pp. 321+328=649. lib. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (3.) Winter in the Arctic Regions [24] — (18mo. sqr. Xtn. K. 
 
 Soc.) I. Winter in the Open Sea; II. Winter in a Secure Harbour; III. Winter in 
 a Snow Hut. With map and engravings. Cloth, pp. 176. Price 45 ets. 
 
 (4.) Summer in the Antartic Regions [25] — (1.8mo. sqr. Xtn. 
 
 K. Soc.) A Narrative of Voyages of Discovery towards the South Pole. With maps 
 and engravings. Cloth, pp. 203. Price 45 cts. 
 
 (5.) Scoresby’s Arctic Regions [23] — (18mo. R. Tr. Soc.) 
 
 The Arctic Regions; their Situation, Appearances, Climate, Zoology. By Captain 
 (now the Rev. Dr.) Scoresby. Cloth, pp. 192. Price 15 cts. 
 
46 
 
 Voyages and Travels — Various. 
 
 (6.) Gilly’s Shipwrecks, E. N [178] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Nar- 
 
 ratives ot* Shipwrecks of the Royal Navy, between 1793 and 1849. Compiled princi- 
 pally from official documents in the Admiralty. Bv William S. Gilly. With a 
 preface by Wm. Stephen Cjlxy, D.D. Cloth, pp. xxxv+336=37l. jwp . Price $1.2& 
 
 93. Kane’s Arctic Expeditions — (3 v. Sv. Am. Edi.) Price 
 
 for the three volumes S7.00, as follows : 
 
 (1.) First Expedition : The U. S. Grimiell Expedition in search 
 
 of & J r John Frank Mn. By Dr. S. K. Kane, U. S. N.. Richly illustrated with maps 
 and engravings on steel, wood, and stone. Cloth, pp. — . 7ib. Price §2.40. 
 
 (2-3,) Second Expedition — (2 v. Am, Edi.) Arctic Explor- 
 ations : The second Griunell Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin. 1853, ’54, and 
 *55. By Elisha Kent Kane, M. D., U. S. N. Illustrated by upwards of three 
 hundred engravings, from sketches by the author. Pp. 464+467=931. ev • lac . ps&. 
 Price §4 60. 
 
 XV. VARIOUS. 
 
 84, J. A. St. John 3 s Travellers [131, J] — (3 y. lBrno. Am, 
 
 Edi.) The Lives of Thirty-two Celebrated Travellers— from A. D. 1200 to 1800. By 
 James Augustus St. John. Cloth, pp. 319+338+386=1043. hb. Price $1. 
 
 95. Miscellaneous — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $3.40, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Nelson’s Perils on the Deep [179-4] — (18mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Perils and Adventures on the Deep. Cloth, pp. 226. ins . Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) Webber’s Romance of Nat. Hist. [172-9] — (12mo. Eng, 
 
 Edi ) Romance of Natural History and Hunting t or, WTld Scenes and Wild Hunters. 
 By C. W. Webber. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 447. ins, Price 70 cts r 
 
 (3.) Nelson’s Modern Travel, &c. [172-10] — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Scenes of Modern Travel and Adventure. Cloth, pp. 342. ins. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (4.) Nelson’s Sandford and Merton [172-11] — (lBmo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) The History of Sandford and Merton a book for the young. By Thomas 
 Day. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 468. tns. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (5.) Ballantyne’s Young Eur Traders (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Snowflakes and Sunbeams: or the Young Pur Traders; a tale of the far north. By 
 Robert Michael Ballantyne. With illustrations by the author. Cloth, pp. 429* 
 tns+ Price $1. 
 
 96. Miscellaneous- — (6 v. ) Price for the six volumes $2, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Goulding’s Young Marooners — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) [Rob- 
 ert and Harold : or the Young Marooners a new Crusoe story. By P. R. Goulding. 
 Cloth* pp, 256. tns. gre . Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) Nelson’s Swiss Family [Robinson [173-5] — (24mo. Eng, 
 
 Edi.) The Swiss Family Robinson ; or the adventures of a father and his four sons 
 on a desert island. With numerous illustrations. Cloth, pp* 384. tns. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Nelson’s Sandford and Merton [173-3] — (32mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) The History of SJandford and Merton : a book for the young. Cloth, pp. 384. 
 tns- Price 25 cts. 
 
 (4.) Nelson’s Dangers of the Deep [179-5] — (32mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Dangers of the Deep : or Narratives of Shipwreck and Adventure at Sea. With ill- 
 ustrations. Cloth, pp. 416. tns. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (5 ) Cbeever’s Island World, Pacific [169-11[ — (32mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) The Island World of the Pacific Ocean. Cloth, pp. 298. tns. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (6.) Nelson’s Central Africa [161-3] — (32mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Scenes of Travel and Adventure in Central Africa. With illustrations. Cloth, ppi 
 442. tns . Price 35 cts. 
 
Voyages and Travels — Various. 47 
 
 97. Miscellaneous — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes §2.10, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Mutiny of tlie Bounty [179-1] — (1.8mo, Eng. Edi.) The 
 
 Eventful History of the Mutiny and piratical seizure of H. M. S. “ Bounty/’ its 
 causes and consequences. Illustrated by six etchings on steel from original drawings. 
 By Lieutenant Colonel Batty. Cloth, pp. 360. wtc- Price 68 cts, 
 
 (2.) Mutiny at the Nore [179-2] — (18mo. Eng. Edi.) History 
 
 of the Mutiny *at Spithead and the Nore, with an enquiry into its origin and treat- 
 ment. &c. With a portrait of Bichard Parker. Cloth, pp. 415. wtc. Price 68 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Home of the Mutineers — (18mo. Am. Edi.) Cloth, 
 
 pp. 342. assu. Price 44 cts. 
 
 (4.) Perils of the Sea [31] — (18mo. Am. Edi.) Being an 
 
 authentic narrative of remarkable and affecting disasters upon the deep ; with illus- 
 trations of the power and goodness of God in wonderful preservations. Cloth, pp. 205. 
 Jib, Price 30 cts. 
 
 98. Reid’s Series, &e. — (7 v.) Price for the seven volumes $4.25, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Reid’s Bush Boys — (16mo. Am. Edi.) The Bush Boys; 
 
 Or, the History and Adventures of a Cape Farmer and his family in the wild Karoos 
 of Southern Africa. By Captain Mayne Reid* With twelve illustrations. Cloth, 
 pp. vH- 356=362. wdtc . Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Reid’s Boy Hunters [171-5] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) The 
 
 Boy Hunters : or, adventures in search of a white buffalo. By Captain Nayne Reid. 
 With illustrations by William Harvey. Cloth, pp. 364* wdtc , Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Reid’s Forest Exiles— (16mo. Am. Edi.) The Forest 
 
 Exiles ; other perils of a Peruvian family amid the wilds of the Amazon. By Captain 
 Mayne Reid. With twelve illustrations. Cloth, pp. 360. wdtc. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Reid’s Desert Home [171-4] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) The 
 
 English Family Robinson. The Desert Home, or the adventures, of a lost family in 
 the wilderness. By Captain Mayne Reid. With twelve illustrations, by William 
 Harvey. Cloth, pp. 411. wdtc. Price 80 cts* 
 
 (5.) Reid’s Yagers — (16mo. Am. Edi.) The Young Yagers ; 
 
 or, a Narrative of Hunting Adventures in Southern Africa. By Captain Mayne 
 Reid. Cloth, pp- — . wdtc . Price 60 ets. 
 
 (6.) Romaunt’s Island Home [171-6] — (16ino. Eng. or Am. 
 
 Edi.) The Island Home? or the young castaways. Edited by Christopher Rom- 
 aunt, Esq. With numerous illustrations. Cloth, pp, 461. gl , English,- pp. 333. 
 tns. Price for either edition, 65 cts. 
 
 (7.) Saintine’s Solitary [171-9] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) The Sol- 
 itary of Juan Fernandes, or the real R«binson Crusoe. By X. B. Saintine, the 
 author of ‘ Picciola.” Translated from the French by Anne T. Wilbur, Cloth, 
 pp, 141. wdtc . Price 40 cts. 
 
 99. Miscellaneous — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $3.80, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Leila: on the Island [172-1] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) By Ann 
 
 Fraser Tytler. W'ith engravings by Orr, from original designs. Cloth, pp. 232. 
 csfc. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Leila in England [172-2] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) A Contin- 
 uation of “ Leila : or the Island.” By Ann Fraser Tytler. With engravings by 
 Orr, from original designs. Cloth, pp. 312. csfc , Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Leila at Home [172-3]— (X6mo. Am. Edi.) A Continua- 
 tion of “ Leila in England.” By Ann Fraser Tytler. With engravings, by J. W. 
 Orr, from original designs. Cloth, pp. 283. csfc. Price 60 cts, 
 
 (4.) Rowcroft’s Australian Crusoes [171-12] (12mo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Or, the adventures of an English settler ami his family in the wilds of Aus- 
 tralia. By Charles Rowcroet, Esq. With illustrations. Cloth, pp.512. wph. csfc^ 
 Price .80 cts. 
 
48 
 
 Voyages and Travels - — Various. 
 
 (5.) Traill’s Canadian Crusoes [172-6] — (18mo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
 tale of the Rice Lake Plains- By Catherine Parr Traill. Edited by her sister 
 Agnes Strickland, Illustrated by Harvey. Cloth, p±>. 379. csfc. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (6) Traill’s Canadian Eorest — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Stories of the 
 Canadian Forest ; or, little Mary and her Nurse. By Mrs. Traill, pp. csfc. Price 
 60 cts. 
 
 100. Miscellaneous — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $2.35, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Taylor’s Young Islanders — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Or, The 
 
 School-boy Crusoes; a tale of the last century. By Jeffreys Taylor. Cloth, pp. 319. 
 csfc . Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Exiles of Siberia [154-1] — (18mo Am. Edi.) Elizabeth; 
 
 or the Exiles of Siberia A tale; founded upon facts. Prom the French of Madame 
 Cottin. The original translation revised and corrected. With lithographic illustra- 
 tions. Cloth, pp. 189. csfc. Priee 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Swiss Eamily Kobinson [171-3] — (18mo. Eng. 24mo. and 
 
 sqr. Am. Edi.) Or. adventures of a father, mother, and four sons, in a desert island. 
 The genuine progress of the story forming a clear illustration of the first principles of 
 natural history, and many branches of science which most immediately apply to the bus- 
 iness of life. Two volumes in one : volume second concluding the journal. Cloth, 
 pp. 384+312=696. csfc. grc. Price of either edition 75 cts. 
 
 (4.) Williams’ Paul and Virginia [171-8] — (l8mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Translated from the French of N. Benardin H. He Saint Pierre ; by Helen 
 Maria Williams. With lithographic illustrations. Clotn, pp. 171. csfc. Pr. 50 cts. 
 
 101. Tucker’s Works — (3 v. 12mo.) Price for the three volumes 
 
 $1.20, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Tucker’s Bainbow r in the North [114] — (16mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The Rainbow in the North: a short account of the first establishment of Christian- 
 ity in Rupert’s Land, bv the Church Missionary Society. By S. Tucker. With ill- 
 ustrations. Cloth, pp. 308. rcb. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2 ) Tucker’s Southern Cross — (18mo. Am. Edi.) The Southern 
 
 Cross and Southern Crown. By Miss Tucker. Cloth, pp. — . rch. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Tucker’s Abbeokulta — (18mo. Am. Edi.) Or, Sunrise in 
 
 tho Tropics. By Miss Tucker. Cloth, pp. — . rcb. Price 40 cts. 
 
 102. Miscellaneous— (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $1.60, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Bridgeman’s Daughters of China [169-1] — (24mo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Or, Sketches of Domestic Life in the Celestial Empire. By Eliza J. Gillett 
 Bridgeman. With portrait and illustrations. Cloth, pp. 234. rcb. Piiee40ets. 
 
 (2.) Ear Off [159-lp. Z ] — (18ino. Am. Edi ) Or, Asia and Aus- 
 
 tralia described. With anecdotes and illustrations. Cloth, pp. 327. rcb. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Near Home [159-2 p. I ]-—(l8mo. Am. Edi.) Or the Coun- 
 tries of Europe described. With anecdotes and numerous illustrations. Cloth, pp. 
 820. rcb. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4 ) Louis and Prank [159-3/?. Z.] — (18mo. Am. Edi.) Three 
 
 months under the Snow. The journal of a young inhabitant of the Jura. Translat- 
 ed from the French of J. J. Por -hat. With illustrations : and “Frank Harrison” 
 in one volume. Cloth, pp. 174+155=329. rcb. Price 40 cts. 
 
 103. Miscellaneous — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $2.10, 
 
 as follows ; 
 
 (1.) Brett’s Indians of Guiana [169-5] — (24mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Indian Tribes of Guiana. With illustrations. By the Rev. H. H. Brett. Cloth, 
 pp. 320. rcb. Price 40 cts- 
 
 (2.) Hack’s Winter Evenings [172-4] — (16mo. Ain. Edi.) Or, 
 
 tales of travellers. By Maria Hack. Improved and illustrated with numerous 
 engravings. Cloth, pp. 438. rcb. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Sweden — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Tales of Sweden and the 
 
 Norsemen. Illustrated. Cloth, pp. — . rcb . Price 50 cts. 
 
Voyages and Travels — Various. 49 
 
 (4.) Africa — (16mo. Am. Edi.) Africa’s Mountain-vallies. 
 
 Cloth, pp. — . rcb. Price 50 cts. 
 
 104. Marryat’s Sketches — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
 volumes $2, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Marryat’s Children of the New Eorest — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The Children of the New Porest. By Captain Marryat, It. N. With eight illustrations 
 by John Gilbert, pp. 42S. grc. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Marryat’s Little Savage — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Or adven- 
 tures on a Desert Island. By Captain Marryat, R.N. With eight illustrations, by 
 John Gilbert. Cloth, pp. grc. Price $1. 
 
 105. Esperanza and Island Home — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for 
 
 the two volumes §1.40, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Bowman’s Esperanza — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Or, the home 
 
 of the wanderers. By Ann Bowman* Illustrated by Hervey. Cloth, pp. grc. Price 
 70 cts. 
 
 (2.) Archer’s Island Home — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The Island 
 
 Home ; or, the Adventures of Six Young Crusoes, by Richard Archer. Illustrated by 
 Gilbert. Cloth, pp. grc. Price 70 cts. 
 
 106. Forest Life and Bridle Roads — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price 
 
 for the two volumes §2, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Newland’s Eorest Life — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) A Eisherman’s 
 
 Sketches in Norway and Sweden. By the Rev. Henry Newland. With eight illus- 
 trations. Cloth, pp. grc. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Cayley’s Bridle Roads — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The Bridle 
 
 Roads of ‘Spain. By George John Cayley. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. grc. 
 Price §1. 
 
 107. Robinson Crusoe and Masterman Ready — (2 v. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Price for the two volumes §2.25, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Bohn’s Robinson Crusoe [172J — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The 
 
 Life and surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner, With a bio- 
 graphical account of Daniel Defoe, the author. Illustrated with seventy character- 
 istic wood engravings finely executed, by Harvey and Whimper. Cloth, pp. 24, 442. 
 466, hgb. Price §1. 
 
 (2.) Bohn’s Masterman Ready [82 p. 1.] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Or, 
 
 the Wreck of the Pacific. Written for young people, by Captain Marryat, R.N. 
 Illustrated with numerous engravings. Cloth, pp. hgb. Price §1.25. 
 
 108. Gerstaeker’s Sports and Adventures — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Price for the two volumes §2, as follows : 
 
 (1) Wild Sports (12mo. Eng. Edi.) in the far West. By Eked. 
 Gersta eker ; with eight tinted illustrations, by Harrison Weir. Cloth, pp. grc. 
 Price §1. 
 
 (2.) Erank Wildman’s Adventures — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) On 
 
 Land and Water. By Pred. Gerstaeker; with tinted engravings, by Harrison 
 Weir, Cloth, pp. grc. Price §1. 
 
 109. Constable’s Miscellany — (10 v. Eng. Edi.) Miscellany of 
 
 Foreign Literature, tcc.jcg. Price for the ten volumes §7, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Jokai’s Hungarian Sketches. — Sketches in Peace and War, 
 
 from the Hungarian of Moritz Jokai. With prefatory notice, by Emeric Szabad. 
 Cloth, pp. xv+305=320. tcc.jcg. Price 72 cts. 
 
 (20 Hetner’s Athens and the Peloponnese. — Athens and the 
 
 Peloponnese, with sketches of Northern Greece, from the German of Hermann' 
 Retner. Cloth, pp. 230. Price 53 cts. 
 
 (8.) Conscience’s Tales of Elemish Life. — Tales of Elemish Life, 
 
 by Hendrick Conscience. Cloth, pp. 364. Price 72 cts. 
 
 (4.) Irving’s Wolfert’s Roost. — Chronicles of Wolfert’s Roost? 
 
 and other papers. By Washington Irving. Cloth, pp,vi+ 350 =356. Price 72 cts* 
 
50 
 
 Voyages and Travels — Various. 
 
 (5-6.) Gregorovius’ “Wanderings in Corsica — ( 2v.) Wander- 
 
 derings in Corsica; its History and its Heroes, Translated from the German of 
 Ferdinand Gregorovius, by Alexander Muir. Cloth, pp. viii+326. viii+290=* 
 632. Price §1.45, 
 
 (7.) Souvestre’s Brittany, &c. — Brittany and La Vendee, tales 
 
 and sketches. With a notice of the life and literary character of Emile Souvestre. 
 Cloth, pp. 301. Price 72 cts. 
 
 (8.) Recollections of Russia, during thirty-three years residence. 
 
 By a German Nobleman ; revised and translated, with the authors sanction, by Las- 
 cells Wraxall, assistant Commissary Fieldtrain Turkish Contingent. Cloth, pp. 328. 
 Price 25 cts. 
 
 (9.) About’ s Greece — Greece and the Greeks of the present 
 
 day. By Edmond About. Translated by authority. Cloth, pp. xvi+360=376. 
 Price 72 cts. 
 
 (10.) About’ s Tolla. — Tolla, a Tale of Modern Rome, by Ed- 
 
 mond About. Translated by L. C. C. Cloth, pp. 284. Price 72 cts. 
 
 110. Miscellaneous — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $2.80, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Routledge’s Voyage and Venture — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Voyage and Venture; or, perils by sea and land. With illustrations, by Harvey. 
 Cloth, pp. 380. grc. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (2.) Routledge’s Romance of Adventure — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The Romance of Adventure : or, True Tales of Enterprise for the instruction and 
 amusement of the young, illustrated. Cloth, pp. 364. grc. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (3). Hartley’s Sandford and Merton [171-7] — (16mo.* Eng, 
 
 Edi.) The History of Sandford and Merton. By Thomas Day. Newly corrected 
 and revised, by Cecil Hartley. M. A. Illustrated with numerous fine engravings. 
 Cloth, pp. viii+463=47I. grc . Price 70 cts. 
 
 (4.) Routledge’s Robinson Crusoe [171-10] — (16mo. Eng. Ed.) 
 
 The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. By Daniel De Foe. With a life of 
 the author. Illustrated by Phiz. Cloth, pp. xx+459=479. grc. Price 70 cts. 
 
 111. Miscellaneous — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $3.08, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Taylor’s Scenes in Foreign Lands — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 From the portfolio and journal of a traveller in various parts of Europe, Asia, Africa 
 and America, upon a plan arranged by the late Rev. Isaac Taylor. With one hun- 
 dred and ninety two engravings. Cloth, pp. xviii+328=346. gf. Price §1.50. 
 
 (2.) Uncle Philip’s Conversations [21] — (2 v. 18mo. Am. Edi) 
 
 With Children about the Whale Fishery and Polar Seas. Cloth, pp. 211+210=421. 
 Jib. Price 58 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Giants of Patagonia [128-5] (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Captain Bourne’s account of his captivity amongst the extraordinar.v savages of Pat- 
 agonia. With six engravings. To which is added, the painfully interesting narrativo 
 of the fate of the Patagonian Society’s mission in Terra del Fuego. Boards, pp. 160. 
 nc. Price 22 cts. 
 
 (4.) Livingston’s Poetry of Geography — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The Poetry of Geography : a voyage round the Globe ; in which a comprehensive 
 view of the earth is taken, and facts made familiar to the mind of all, A book for 
 families, students, and schools. By Peter Livingston. Cloth, pp. x+ 100 =110. 
 gs. Price 48 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Traveller [33] — (18mo. R. Tr. See.) Or, a Descrip- 
 tion of various wonders in nature and art met with in travelling. Illustrated frith 
 engravings. Cloth, pp. 188. Price 30 cts. 
 
Biography — Sacred. 51 
 
 112 . Miscellaneous — (7 v.) Price for the seven volumes $2.20, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Anson’s Voyage [5] — (18mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) A Voyage 
 
 Round the World in the years 1740-1744, by George Anson, Esq., afterwards Lord 
 Anson. Compiled from his papers and materials. By Richard Walter. M. A. 
 With a map, shewing the track of the Centurion round the world. Cloth, pp.424. 
 Price 95 els. 
 
 (2.) Nevin’s Hudson’s Bay [128-7] — (32mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) A 
 
 Narrative of Two Voyages to Hudson’s Bay; with traditions of the North American 
 Indians. By J. B. Nevins, M. D. Cloth, pp.iv+ 156=160. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (3 ) A Narrative of Shipwrecks [179-7] — (24mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) 
 
 Containing an account of the loss of five Packets and Men-of-war. With illustrations. 
 Cloth, pp. 143. Price 42 cts. 
 
 (4.) Watering Places — (18mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) The Watering 
 
 Places of England : comprising Tunbridge Wells, Weymouth, Buxton, Matlock, Scar* 
 borough, Torquay, Cheltenham, Leamington. Cloth, pp. 73. Price 16 cts. 
 
 (5.) A Peep at St. Petersburgh [His. 280-10] — (18mo. Xtn. 
 
 K. Soc.) Paper, pp, 83. Prise 11 cts. 
 
 (6.) A Peep at Constantinople [His. 280-10] — (18mo. Xtn. 
 
 K. Soc.) Paper, pp. 107. Price 11 cts. 
 
 (7.) A Peep at Amsterdam [His. 280-12]— (18mo. Xtn. EL 
 
 Soc.) Paper, pp. 90. Price 11 cts. 
 
 ( For Books of Ref erence in Voyages , See Part II .) ' 
 
 III. BIOGRAPHY. — Part I. 
 
 I. SACRED, &c. 
 
 1. Neander’s Biographical Works [166] — (2 v. 12mo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.) Price for the two volumes, hgb ., $1.40, as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Life of Jesus Christ in its historical connexion and 
 
 historical development. By Augustus Neander. Translated from the German 
 by John M'Clintocx and Charles E, Blumenthal. Cloth, pp. 32, 499=631. 
 Price 70 cts. 
 
 (2.) Memorials of Christian Life in the early and middle ages. 
 
 Including his “ Light in Dark Places.” By Dr. Augustus Neander. Translated 
 from the German by J. E. Ryland. Cloth, pp. 4, 538=542. Price 70 cts. 
 
 2. Bible Biography — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
 volumes, $1.10, as follows: 
 
 (1.) Cumming’s Bible Pictures [168] — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Family pictures from the Bible. With an introductory preface. By the Rev. John 
 Cumming, D. D. Cloth, pp. 318, grc. Price 43 cts. 
 
 (2.) Farr’s Bible Biography [169] — G6mo. Eng. Edi.) A 
 
 series of connected histories of the principal characters mentioned in the Old and 
 New Testaments. By Edward Farr. Cloth, pp. 4, 371=375, jwp . Price 67 cts* 
 
 3. Sovereigns and Mothers of the Bible — (2 v.) Price for 
 
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Literature — English and General. 79 
 
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Teachers' Library — Works on Teaching. 99 
 
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 Zoology — Animal Kingdom. 
 
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 VI. ZOOLOGY. 
 
 I. ANIMAL KINGDOM. 
 
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 *Ior Gosse’s other Works, Eee No. 33, 34, 35 and 36. 
 
104i Zoology — Animal Kingdom. 
 
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 (6 ) Book of Fishes [31-5] — Class Pisces. Cloth, pp. 1G0. 
 
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 (7.) Book of Shells [31-G] — Containing the Classes Mollusca, 
 
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 (9.) Sister Mary’s Tales [91-3] — la Natural History. With 
 
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 11. Xtn. K. Soo. Animal World, &c — (5 v. 12mo. & 18mo.. 
 
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 12. Xtn. K. Soc. Songsters and Birds — (3 r. 18ino. Eng. 
 
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 13. Mudie’s British Birds — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) The feathered 
 
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110 
 
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Botany — Vegetable Kingdom. 115 
 
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116 Botany — Vegetable Kingdom. 
 
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Botany — Vegetable Kingdom. 117 
 
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118 Natural Phenomena. 
 
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 IX. NATURAL PHENOMENA. 
 
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Natural Phenomena. 
 
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Physical Science. 
 
 X. PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 
 
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 I. METEOROLOGY, &c. 
 
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Physical Science — Meteorology . 
 
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 II. ASTRONOMY, &c. 
 
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126 Physical Science — Astronomy. 
 
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 (2.) Schoedler’s Astronomy [52] — (12mo.) Elements of Astro- 
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 Medlock, F.C.S, Illustrated by numerous Engravings on Wood. Cloth, pp. 182, rgc. 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
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 By Hugo Reid. Cloth, pp. 200, ob. Price 45 cts. 
 
 29. Miscellaneous — (3 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for the three 
 
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 With numerous illustrative Drawings and Diagrams. Cloth, pp. 99, nc. Price 45 cts. 
 
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 (2.) Bible Geography. — Geography of the Bible; Or some ac- 
 count of the countries and places mentioned in Holy Scripture. Cloth, pp. 194. Price 
 30 cts. 
 
Physical Science — Physical Geography, 8fc. 127 
 
 III. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. 
 
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 unconnected volumes, pp. 492, 515, 99=1106. Price $2.30. 
 
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 about the World we Live in. Cloth, pp. 96. Price 15 cts. 
 
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 Cloth, pp. , rgc. Price $1. 
 
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 Curiosities of Physical Geography. By William Wittich. Cloth, pp. 412, rgc. 
 Price 50 cts. 
 
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 Sir David Brewster, P.R.S., &c. With an introductory sketch. By E. S. Creasy, 
 M.A. Cloth, pp. 900, double columns, rgc. Price $2 05. 
 
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 schools. By Peter Livingston. Cloth, pp. 100, gs. Price 55 cts. 
 
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 Edi.) Epitome of Geographical Knowledge, Ancient and Modern. Compiled for the 
 use of the Teachers and advanced classes of the National Schools of Ireland, in four 
 Books. Cloth, pp. xii +633=645. Price 30 cts. 
 
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 By R. M. Zornlin. Cloth, pp. 1 G6,jwp. Price $1.25. 
 
 (2.) Guyot’ s Earth and Man [43] — The Earth and Man ; Or, 
 
 Physical Geography in its relation to the History of mankind. Slightly abridged 
 from the work of Arnold Guyot. With corrections and a few notes- Cloth, pp. 
 262, jwp. Price 55 cts. 
 
 38. Pillans’ Physical Geography [62] — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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 xi. geology. 
 
 1. Hugh Miller’s Works & Mrs. Miller’s Cats & Dogs — 
 
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 (1.) The Old Red Sandstone [8] — Or New Walks in an Old 
 
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 Geology. 
 
 (2.) The Foot-Prints of the Creator [7] — Or the Asterolepis of 
 
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 (3.) Geology of the Bass Bock [26] — By Hugh Miller, 
 
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 illustrations. Cloth, pp. 288, rcb. Price 60 cts* 
 
 (4.) The Testimony of the Bocks ; or, Geology in its bear- 
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 numerous elegant illustrations. Cloth, pp. 502, gl. Price $1. 
 
 (5,) My Schools and School Masters \biog 219-1]— Or the 
 
 Story of my Education. By Hugh Miller. With portrait. Cloth, pp. 537, gl. 
 Price $1. 
 
 (6.) The Two Becords : the Mosaic and the Geological. By 
 
 Hugh Miller. Cloth, pp. 46, gl. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (7.) Cats and Dogs : Nature’s Warriors and God’s Workers ; 
 
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 With beautiful illustrations. Cloth, pp. 252, tns. Price 60 cts. 
 
 2. King’s Geology, &e, (2 v. Am. Edi.) — Price for the two 
 
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 (1.) King’s Geology and Beligion [23] — (16mo.) The Princi- 
 
 ples of geology Explained, and viewed in their relation to Revealed and Natural 
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 Scouler, M.D., E.L.S., &c. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 18, 220=238, rcb. Price 
 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Geological Cosmogony [24] — (18mo.) Or an Examination 
 
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 and object of the changes it has undergone. By a Layman. In this little work the 
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 are examined and refuted- Cloth, pp. 167, rcb. Price 25 cts. 
 
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 241, {wcol) rgc. Price 45 cts. 
 
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Geology — Chemistry. 129 
 
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 (1.) Hitchcock’s Elementary Geology [17] — By the Rev. Ed- 
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 Price $1.05. 
 
 (2.) Crofton’s Genesis and Geology [22] — Genesis and Geology, 
 
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 the Declaration of Scripture. By Denis Crofton, B A. With an Introduction by 
 the Rev. Edward Hitchcock, D.D., LL.D. Cloth, pp, 99, psc. Price 50 cts. 
 
 8. Mantell’s Miscellaneous — (2 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price 
 
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 (2.) Mantell’s Fossils [31] — Petrifactions and their teachings ; 
 
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 By Thomas Wright, M.D. With numerous illustrations. Cloth, pp. 16, 508=524, 
 hgb. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Pye Smith’s Geology and Scripture [21] — The Relation 
 
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 the Author, By John Hamilton Davis, B.A. Cloth, pp. 48, 468=506, hgb. Price $1. 
 
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 (3.) The Mineral Kingdom [10] — (24mo. Xtn. K, Soc.) With 
 
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 XII. CHEMISTRY. 
 
 I. PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. 
 
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 Chemistry. 
 
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 2. Xtn. K, Soc. Chemistry — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the 
 
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 (2.) Outlines, Inorganic Chemistry [23] — (16mo. Xtn. K. Soc.) 
 
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 4, Johnston’s Chemistry of Common Life [25] — (2 v. 
 
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 (2.) Liebig’s Agricultural Chemistry — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) Chem- 
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 Cloth, pp. xii+418=430, twm. Price $1.38. 
 
 (3.) Liebig’s Animal Juices [21] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) Researches 
 
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 (4.) Liebig’s Letters on Chemistry [9] — (12mo. Am . Edi.) — 
 
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 pp. 180, cms. Price 27 cts. 
 
 6. Pelonze and Kenny’s Chemistry — (12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 the French by Edward C. Evans, M.D. Cloth, pp. xviii+439=457, Igc * Price 
 $1.50. 
 
 7. Orr’s Miscellaneous — (4 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for 
 
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 on food adulterations by John Scoffern, M.D. Cloth, pp. 124, wsoc. Price 
 35 cts. 
 
 (2.) Scoffern’ s Inorganic Chemistry — Chemistry of the Inor- 
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 (4,) Scoffern’ s Chemical Analysis — A manual of Chemical Ana- 
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 45 cts. 
 
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 8. Miscellaneous — (4 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the four volumes 
 
 $1,45, as follows; 
 
 (1.) Griffin’s Chemical Recreation [25-1] — (12mo.) A popular 
 
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 (2.) Schoedler’s Elements of Chemistry [25-2] — (12mo.) By 
 
 Frederick Schoedler, P.D- Translated from the German. By Henry Medlock, 
 F.C.S. Illustrated by numerous engravings on wood. Cloth, pp. 106, rgc. Price 
 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Fownes’ Rudimentary Chemistry [25-3] — (16mo.) For 
 
 the use of beginners. By Georoe Fownes, F.R.S. To which is added an essay 
 on the application of chemistry to agriculture. Cloth, pp. 6+112=118, jw. Price 
 25 cts. 
 
 (4.) Tate’s Experimental Chemistry — (16mo.) Outlines of 
 
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 designed for the use of Schools and Schoolmasters. By Thomas Tate. Cloth, pp. 
 iii +92=95 Ic. Price 35 cts. 
 
 II. AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. 
 
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 the two volumes $1.75, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Stockhardt’s Chemistry [5] — The Principles of Chemistry. 
 
 Illustrated by Simple Experiments. Dr. Julius Stockhardt. With engravings. 
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 (2.) Stockhardt’s Agricultural Chemistry. — Chemical field lec- 
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 By Dr. Julius A. Stockhardt. Translated from the German. Edited with notes, 
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 by J. J. Mechi. Cloth, pp. 378, hgb. Price 75 cts. # 
 
 10. Johnston’s Agricultural Chemistry — (3 v. 12mo.) Price 
 
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 (1.) Elements [2] — (Eng. Edi.) Elements of Agricultural 
 
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 pp. 337, wbs. Price $1.20. 
 
 (2.) Lectures [3]— (Am. Edi.) Lectures on the General Rela- 
 tions which Science bears to Practical Agriculture. By James F. W. Johnston, 
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 (3.) Lectures [1] — (Am. Edi.) Lectures on the Application 
 
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 pp. 619+89— 708, cms. Price $1. 
 
 11. Hodge’s Agricultural Chemistry, Slc, — (2 v. 16mo.) 
 
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 C loth, pp. 507 dac, cms. Price $1. 
 
132 Practical Agriculture. 
 
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 soils. Applied to Practical Agriculture. By J. A. Nash. Cloth, pp. 254, cms. Price 
 40 cts- 
 
 XIII. PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, 
 
 I. THE FARM. 
 
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 the six volumes $2.40, as follows ; 
 
 (1.) Chaptal’s Agricultural Chemistry f 10] — Chemistry applied 
 
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 (2.) Armstrong’s Agriculture [13] — A Treatise on Agriculture. 
 
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 * the art abroad and at home, and the Theory and Practice of Husbandry. To which 
 is added a Dissertation on the Kitchen and Fruit Garden. By John Armstrong. 
 With Notes by J. Buel. Cloth, pp. 282, lib. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3-4.) Gaylord and Tucker’s American Husbandry [12] — Am- 
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 from the “ Cultivator” and “ Genesee Farmer.” With additions, by Willis Gaylor 
 and Luther Tucker, Cloth, pp. 326+332=658, hb. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (5-6.) Buel’s [11]— The Earmer’s Instructor; Consisting of 
 
 Essays, Practical Directions, and Hints for the Management of the Farm and the 
 Garden. Compiled principally from the “ Cultivator 5 ' and “ Genesee Farmer. 55 By J. 
 Buel, Esq. Cloth, pp. 276+247=523, hb. Price 80 cts. 
 
 2, Buel and Thomas — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
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 Buel. With an Eulogy on his Life and Character. Cloth, pp. 336, lib. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Thomas’ Earm Implements [17] — Earm Implements and 
 
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 book for young farmers, with questions prepared for the use of schools. By Geo. E. 
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 (2.) Blake’s Agriculture for Schools [58] — Lessons in Modern 
 
 Farming ; or, Agriculture for Schools ; containing scientific exercises for recitations 
 and elegant extracts from rural literature (Poetry and Prose) for academic or family 
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Practical Agriculture. 133 
 
 4. Blake and Rogers — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.50, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Blake’s Farmer’s Cyclopaedia [104] — A family Text-Book 
 
 for the Country ; or, The Farmer at Home : being a cyclopaedia of the more important 
 topics in Modern Agriculture, and in natural history and domestic economy, adapted 
 to rural life. With illustrations. By the Rev. John L. Blake, D ,D. Cloth, pp. 475, 
 cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) Rogers’ Scientific Agriculture [62] — Practice and Science 
 
 combined— Scientific Agriculture, or the elements of Chemistry, Geology, Botany, and 
 Mineralogy, applied to Practical Agriculture, By M. M. Rogers, M.B. Illustrated 
 by numerous engravings and a copious glossary. Revised and enlarged. Cloth, pp. 
 296, ed> mom. cms. Price 60 cts. 
 
 5. Browne and Dana — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
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 (1.) Browne’s Eield-Book of Manures [63] — Or, the American 
 
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 the principal fertilisers and manures in common use, with specific directions for their 
 preparation, preservation, and application to the soil and to crops ; as combined with 
 the leading principles of practical and scientific agriculture ; drawn from authentic 
 sources, actual experience, and personal observation. Illustrated with engravings. 
 By D. J. Browne- Half-bound, pp. 422, cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) Dana’s Muck Manual [22] — A Muck Manual for Farm- 
 ers ; being the substance of eight Lectures on the Chemistry of Soil and Manures. 
 By Samuel L. Dana. Cloth, pp. 345, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 6. Allen and Fessenden (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) — Price for the 
 
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 grain, roots, fruits, cotton, tobacco, sugar-cane, rice and every staple product of the 
 United States. With the best methods of planting, cultivating, and preparation for 
 Market. Illustrated by more than one hundred engravings. By.R. L. Allen. Half 
 bound, pp. 325+48=373, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Fessenden’s Farmer and Gardener [25] — The Complete 
 
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 With engravings, Cloth, pp, 306, cms , Price 90 cts. 
 
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 Modern Husbandry— a book for the farmer. By G. Andrews, Esq. Completely 
 illustrated by Duncan and other eminent artists. Cloth, pp. 404. nc. Price $1.20. 
 
 8. Saxton’s Rural Hand-Books [59] — (4 v. Am. Edi.) Relat- 
 
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 about 2,500, cms. Price $3.60. 
 
 II. THE GARDEN AND ORCHARD, 
 
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 the Hay Field, the Sickle, the Flail, the Poultry Yard, the Orchard, the Fence, the 
 Watercourse- With an Appendix and Addenda. Receipts. Beautifully illustrated. 
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 versation on Gardening and Natural History, pp. 210 ,jtvp. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (3 ) Hibberd’s Town Garden — (18mo.) The Town Garden; a 
 
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 Cloth, pp- 172, gs. Price 40 cts. 
 
134 Practical Agriculture. 
 
 (4.) Boswell’s Bees, Pigeons, Babbits, &c. — (18mo.) Bees, 
 
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 explained ; the mode of treatment in health and disease plainly laid down ; the whole 
 adapted as a text book for the young student. By Petee Boswell. Cloth, pp. vi+ 
 117=123, grc. Price 30 cts. 
 
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 Rev. Edwin Sidney, M. A.— Also, (93-11) The Blights of the Wheat, and their reme- 
 dies. Cloth, pp. 192+192=384. Price 30 cts. 
 
 10. Glenny’s Garden — (2 y. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
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 (1.) Glenny’s Hand Book of Practical Gardening. Containing 
 
 plain and ample instructions for every operation connected with the culture of the 
 ground; including landscape gardening. By Geoege Glenny, F.H.S. Cloth, pp. 
 vii+376 gcx. Price 87 cts. 
 
 (2.) Glenny’s Hand-Book to the Fruit and Vegetable Garden. 
 
 Comprising the description, cultivation, and management of the most useful fruits 
 and vegetables grown in this country ; with a calendar of mouthy operations for the 
 Orchard and Kitchen Garden. By Geoege Glenny, F.H.S. Cloth, pp. iv+304, 
 lxxvi=384, gcx. Price §1.13. 
 
 11 . Neill and McIntosh — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
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 (1.) Neill’s Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Garden — (12mo.) The 
 
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 xii+364=37 Q t acb. Price #1.35. 
 
 (2.) McIntosh’s Orchard and Fruit Garden — (16mo.) The 
 
 Orchard and Fruit Garden, including the forcing pit. By Chaeles McIntosh, C.H. 
 Cloth, pp. viii +420=428, wsoc. Price #2.10. 
 
 12. Saxton’s Miscellaneous — (4 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price 
 
 for the four volumes §3.65, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Thomas’ Fruit Culturist [27] — The American Fruit Cul- 
 
 turist,— Containing directions for the Propagation and Culture of Fruit Trees in the 
 Nursery, Orchard, and Garden, &c. Illustrated. By John J. Thomas. Cloth, pp. 
 419, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Floy’s Orchard and Fruit Garden [72] — A Guide to the 
 
 Orchard and Fruit Garden ; or, an account of the most valuable fruits cultivated in 
 Great Britain. By Geoege Lindley. With additions of all the most valuable fruits 
 cultivated in America, with directions for their cultivation, budding, grafting and 
 propagation : pruning and training of standard, open dwarf, and espalier fruit trees, 
 adapted to the American climate. By Michael Floy. With an appendix, describ- 
 ing many American fruits not mentioned in the former edition. With illustrations. 
 Cloth, pp. 11 +420=431, cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (3.) Elliott’s Fruit Book [73] — Or, the American Fruit Grow- 
 ers’ Guide in Orchard and Garden ; being a compend of the history, modes of propa- 
 gation, culture, &c., of fruit trees and shrubs ; with descriptions of nearly all the 
 varieties of fruits cultivated in this country ; and a complete list of fruits worthy of 
 cultivation. By F. R. Elliott. Cloth, pp. ix +503=512, cms. Price #1. 
 
 (4.) Neill’s Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen Gardener [70] — By 
 
 Pateick Neill, LL.D., F.R.S-E. Adapted to the United States and Canada. Re- 
 vised and improved, by the author. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 427, licb . — 
 Price #1. 
 
 13. Jewett’s Miscellaneous— (3 v. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 three volumes #2, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Cole’s Fruit Book [30] — (16mo.) The American Fruit 
 
 Book. Containing directions for raising, propagating and managing Fruit Trees, 
 Shrubs and Plants ; with a description of the best varieties of Fruit, &c. Illustrated, 
 By S. W. Cole. Cloth, pp. 28 Sjpjc. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) Schenck’s Gardener’s Text Book [35] — (16mo.) The 
 
 Gardener’s Text-Book. Containing practical directions upon the formation and man- 
 agement of the Kitchen Garden , and for the culture and domestic use of its vegeta- 
 bles, fruits and medicinal herbs. By Petee Adam Schenck. Cloth, pp. 306, jpjc. 
 Price 40 cts. 
 
Practical Agriculture. 135 
 
 (3.) Leuchars’ Hot-Houses [33]— (12mo.) A Practical Trea- 
 
 tise on the Construction, Heating, and Ventilation of Hot-Houses. Including Con- 
 servatories, Green Houses, Graperies, and other kinds of Horticultural Structures. 
 With illustrations. By Robert B. Leuchars. Cloth, pp. 366, jpjc. Price |1.20. 
 
 14. Grape, Strawberry, and Cranberry— (5 v. 12mo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Price for the five volumes $2.40, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Allen on the Grape [74]— A Practical Treatise on the 
 
 culture and treatment of the Grape Vine : embracing its history, with directions for 
 its treatment in the United States of America, in the open air, and under glass struc- 
 tures, with and without artificial heat. By J. Pisk Allen. Enlarged and revised. 
 Cloth, pp. 830, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Reemelin’s Vinedresser. — The Vinedresser’s Manual ; an 
 illustrated treatise on Vineyards and Wine making. By Charles Reemelin. Cloth, 
 pp. 103 cons. Price 38 cts. 
 
 (3.) Chorlton’s Grape Growers’ Guide. — The American Grape 
 
 Growers’ Guide ; intended especially for the American climate ; being a practical trea- 
 tise on the cultivation of the grape vine in each department of Hot-house, cold Grap- 
 ery, retarding house, and out-door culture. With plans for the construction of the 
 requisite buildings, and giving the best methods of heating the same. Every Depart- 
 ment being fully illustrated. By William Chorlton. Cloth, pp. 171, cons. Price 
 45 cts. 
 
 (4.) Pardee on the Strawberry. — A complete Manual for the 
 
 cultivation of the Strawberry ; with a description of the best varieties. Also, notices 
 of the Raspberry, Blackberry, Currant, Gooseberry and Grape ; with directions for 
 their cultivation and the selection of the best varieties. By R. G. Pardee. Cloth, 
 pp. 157, cons. Price 45 cts. 
 
 (5.) Eastwood’s Cranberry. — A complete Manual for the Culti- 
 vation of the Cranberry; with a description of the best varieties. By B. Eastwood. 
 Cloth, pp. 120, cons. Price 38 cts. 
 
 15. Fessenden, Buist, and Cobbett — (3 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.j 
 
 Price for the three volumes $1.40, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Eessenden’s Gardener. — The American Kitchen Gardener ; 
 
 Containing practical directions for the culture of vegetables. Also, garden fruits, 
 strawberry, raspberry, gooseberry, currants, melons, &c. By J. G. Eessenden. Re- 
 vised and adapted to the use of families. By a practical gardener. Cloth, pp. 120, 
 cms. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) Buist’s Gardener [34] — The Eamily Kitchen Gardener : 
 
 Containing plain and accurate descriptions of all the different species and varieties of 
 Culinary Vegetables, &c. &c. Illustrated. By Robert Buist. Cloth, pp. 216, cms. 
 Price 55 cts. 
 
 (3.) Cobbett’s Gardener.— The American Gardener ; a treatise 
 
 on the situation, soil, and laying out of gardens, hot-beds, &c. &c. By W. Cobbett. 
 Cloth, pp. 230, cms. Price 45 cts. 
 
 16. McMahon’s American Gardener’s Calendar [105] — 
 
 (8vo. Am. Edi.) — Adapted to the climate and seasons of the United States and Canada 
 containing a complete account of all the works necessary to be done in the kitchen- 
 garden, fruit-garden, orchard, vineyard, nursery, pleasure-ground, flower-garden, 
 green-house, hot-house, and forcing- frames, for every month in the year ; with ample 
 practical directions for performing the same, also the ornamental planting of pleasure 
 grounds in the ancient and modern style ; the cultivation of Thorn quicks and other 
 plants suitable for live hedges. To which are annexed, catalogues of kitchen garden 
 plants and herbs; aromatic pot and sweet herbs; medicinal plants ; and the most 
 important grasses, &c., used in rural economy, with the soil best adapted to their cul- 
 tivation ; together with a copious index. By Bernard McMahon. Cloth, pp. 613, 
 Igc. Price $1.45. 
 
 17. Downing’s Landscape Gardening [54] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening ; with remarks on Rural 
 Architecture. Adapted to North America. With a view to the Improvement of 
 Country Residences— comprising Historical Notices and General Principles of the 
 Art ; Directions for laying out Grounds and arranging Plantations ; the description 
 and cultivation of Hardy Trees ; Decorative Accompaniments to the House and 
 Grounds; the Pormation of pieces of Artificial Water, Flower Gardens, &c., with 
 remarks on Rural Architecture. By A. J. Downing, Cloth, pp. 532, cons. Price 
 $2.55. 
 
136 Practical Agriculture. 
 
 18. Smith’s Landscape Gardening [67] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Or, Parks and Pleasure Grounds ; with practical notes on country residences, villas, 
 public parks and gardens. By Charles H. T. Smith. With notes and additions, by 
 Lewis P. Allen. Cloth, pp. 3.67, cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 19. Dennis’ Landscape Gardener---(8vo. Eog. Edi.) The 
 
 Landscape Gardener ; com prising the history and principles of tasteful Horticulture. 
 By J. Dennis, B.C.L. cloth, pp. 10 Gjrid. Price 90 cts. 
 
 III. THE HORSE, 
 
 20. Linsley and Youatt — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for 
 
 the two volumes $1.80, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Linslev’s Morgan Horses. — Morgan Horses ; a Premium 
 
 Essay on the origin, history and characteristics of this remarkable American breed of 
 horses; tracing the pedigree from the original Justice Morgan. With numerous por- 
 traits ; to which are added hints for breeding, breaking, and general use and manage- 
 ment of horses. By D* C. Linsley. Cloth, pp. 340, cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) Eandall and Spooner’s Youatt on the Horse [42] — Youatt 
 
 on the structure and the diseases of the horse, with their remedies ; also, Practical 
 rules to buyers, breeders, breakers, smiths, &c. Being the most important part of the 
 English Edition somewhat simplified. Brought down by W. C. Spooner, M.R.C-V.S. 
 To which is prefixed an account of the breeds in the United States. Compiled by 
 Henry T- Randall. With numerous illustrations. Cloth, pp. 482, cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 21. Youatt on the Horse [fo] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) The Horse, 
 
 by William Youatt. With numerous illustrations ; together with a general history 
 of the Horse ; a dissertation on the American Trotting Horse, how trained and jock- 
 eyed ; an account of his remarkable performances ; and an essay on the ass and the 
 mule. By J. S. Skinner. With numerous illustrations. 8vo. Cloth, pp. 448, lb. 
 Price $1.15. 
 
 22. Baucher and Steward — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for 
 
 the two volumes $1,65, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Baucher’ s Horse Breaking [76] — A Method of Horseman- 
 ship founded upon new principles, including the breaking and training horses. By 
 E. Baucher. Illustrated with engravings. Cloth, pp. 254, pmm. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) Stewart’s Stable Book [48] — A treatise on the management 
 
 of Horses, in relation to Stabling, Grooming, Eeeding, Watering and Working. By 
 John Steward. With Notes and additions adopting to American food and climate. 
 By A. B. Allen. Cloth, pp. 378, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 23. Clater and Spooner — (2 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.65, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Clater’ s Earriery — Every man his own farrier ; containing 
 
 the causes, symptoms, and most approved methods of cure, of the diseases of horses 
 and dogs. By Francis Clater, and his son John Clater. Edited and carefully 
 corrected by Edward Mayhew. Cloth, pp. ix+340=349, Ic. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Spooner’s Veterinary Art [77] — A practical treatise on the 
 
 diseases of the horse. Contributed to the “ Encyclopaedia Metropolitana.” By W. 
 C. Spooner, Esq. Illustrated by four folding plates, and other engravings. Cloth, 
 pp. 10, 107=117, rgc. Price 65 cts. 
 
 24. Youatt and Steward — (2 v. 16mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for 
 
 the two volumes $1.15, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Youatt’s Horse — The Horse. By William Youatt. A 
 
 new edition, with observations on breeding cavalry horses. By Cecil. With 
 illustrations. Cloth, pp. 228, grc. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (2.) Stewart’s advice to purchasers of Horses — (18mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Advice to purchasers of Horses ; being a short and familiar treatise on the 
 external conformation of the horse ; the nature of soundness and unsoundness, with 
 copious directions for discovering unsoundness prior to purchasing. By J. Stewart. 
 Cloth, pp. xi+16l =172. whs. Price 45 cts. 
 
Practical Agriculture. 137 
 
 25. Clater and Miles — (3 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 three volumes $1.05, as lollows : 
 
 (1.) Clater’s Diseases of Horses [79] — Every man his own 
 
 farrier; containing the causes, symptoms, and most approved methods of cure, of the 
 diseases of horses. By Francis Clater, and his son, John Clater. With notes 
 and additions. By J- S. Skinner. Cloth, pp. 219, lb. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) Clater and Youatt’s Cattle Doctor [80] — Every man his 
 
 own cattle doctor ; containing the causes, symptoms and treatment of all the diseases 
 incident to oxen, sheep and swine ; and a sketch of the anatomy and physiology of 
 neat cattle. By Francis Clater. Edited by William Youatt. With an essay on 
 the use of oxen, and the improvement ' in the breed of sheep, &c., by J. S. Skinner. 
 With illustations. Cloth, pp. 246, lb. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Miles’ Horse Foot, and howto keep it sound. With illus- 
 
 trations. By Wm. Miles. Cloth, pp. 70, cms. Price 38 cts. 
 
 26. Dodd’s Anatomy — (8vo. Am. Edi.) The Anatomy and Phys- 
 iology of the Horse; with anatomical and questional illustrations; also a series of 
 examinations on Equine Anatomy ; instructions in reference to Dissections, &c., &c. 
 With Glossary, &c. with finely coloured plates. By George H. Dodd, M.D. Cloth, 
 pp. 291, cms. Price $3.60. 
 
 26J. Ibid . — With plain plates $1.80. 
 
 27. Dadd and Cole — (2 v. Am. Edi.) Price for the two volumes 
 
 $1.30, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Dadd’s Doctor — (12mo.) The modern Horse Doctor, — 
 
 containing practical observations on the causes, nature, and treatment of diseases and 
 lameness in horses. With illustrations. By Georoe H. Dadd, M.D, Cloth, pp. 
 432, cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) The American Veterinarian [45]— (16mo.) Or, Diseases 
 
 of Domestic Animals ; showing the causes, symptoms and remedies, and rules for 
 restoring and preserving health by good management. With directions for training 
 and breeding. By S. W. Cole. Sheep, pp. 288, cms * Price 40 cts. 
 
 IV. CATTLE, &c, 
 
 28. Dadd and Youatt— (2 v. 12mo. Am, Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.65, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Dadd’s American Cattle Doctor [40] — The American Cat- 
 tle Doctor ; containing the necessary information for preserving the health and curing 
 the diseases of Oxen, Cows, Sheep and Swine ; with a great variety of original receipts 
 and valuable information in reference to farm and dairy management. By G. H. 
 Dadd, M.D. Cloth, pp. 359, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Youatt and Martin on Cattle [81] — Cattle, By W. 
 
 Youatt, and W. C. L. Martin, being a treatise on their breeds, management, and 
 diseases, comprising a full history of the various races ; their origin, breeding, and 
 merits ; their capacity for beef and milk ; the nature and treatment of their diseases ; 
 the whole forming a complete guide for the farmer, the amateur, and veterinary sur- 
 geon. With one hundred illustrations. Edited by A. Stevens. Cloth, pp. 469, cms . 
 Price 90 cts. 
 
 29. Allen, Youatt, Thompson and G-nenon — (4 v. 12mo. 
 
 ' Am. Edi.) Price for the four volumes $2,15. as follows : 
 
 (1.) Allen’s Domestic Animals [82] — History and description 
 
 of the horse, mule, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, and farm dogs. With directions for 
 their management, breeding, crossing, rearing, feeding, and preparation for a profita- 
 ble market ; also their diseases and remedies. Together with full directions for the 
 management of the dairy. By R. L. Allen, Cloth, pp. 227, cms. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (2.) Youatt and Martin on the Hog, — A treatise on the breeds, 
 
 management, feeding, and medical treatment of swine ; with directions for salting 
 pork and curing hams. By William Youatt, O.S., and W. E. Martin. Illustrated 
 with engravings drawn from life, by William Harvey. Edited by A. Stevens. 
 Cloth, pp. 224. cms. Price 55 cts. 
 
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138 Practical Agriculture. 
 
 (3.) Thomson’s Food of Animals [19] — Experimental He- 
 
 searches on the Pood of Animals, and the fattening of Cattle. With Remarks upon 
 the Pood of Man. Based upon experiments undertaken by order of the British 
 Government. By Robert Dundas Thompson, M.D. Cloth, pp. 172, cms. Price 
 55 cts. 
 
 (4.) Grnenon on the Cow — (8vo.) A treatise on milch cows. 
 
 By M. Francis Gnenon. With illustrated or introductory remarks and observations 
 on the cow and the dairy. By John S. Skinner. Cloth, pp. 88, cms. Price 50 cts. 
 
 V. SHEEP, 
 
 30. Randall and Youatt — (2 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.45, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Youatt’s Sheep [86] — Their Breeds, Management, and Dis- 
 eases. By William Youatt. With illustrative engravings. To which are added, 
 remarks on the breeds and management of sheep in the United States, and on the 
 culture of fine wool in Silesia. Cloth, pp. 158, cms. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (2.) Randall’s Sheep Husbandry [88] — With an account of the 
 
 different breeds, and general directions in regard to Summer and Winter management, 
 breeding, and the treatment of diseases. With portraits and other engravings. By 
 Henry S. Randall. Edited by J. S. Skinner. Cloth, pp. 320, cms. Price 90 cts. 
 
 31. Canfield and Morell — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.45, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Canfield on Sheep [89] — The breeds, management, struc- 
 ture and diseases of the Sheep ; with illustrative engravings, and an appendix. En- 
 larged by Henry J. Canfield. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 399, cms. Price 
 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Morell’s American Shepherd [44] — Being a history of the 
 
 sheep, with their breeds, management and diseases. Illustrated with portraits of 
 different breeds, sheep-barns, sheds, &c. With an Appendix containing letters from 
 eminent wool growers, &c., detailing their respective modes of management. ByL. 
 Morell. Cloth, pp. 437, hb. Price 70 cts. 
 
 VI. POULTRY, &c. 
 
 32. Doyle, &c. — (2 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two vol- 
 umes $2.10, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Doyle’s Domestic Poultry — The illustrated book of domestic 
 
 poultry. Edited by Martin Doyle. The Figures drawn from nature by C. H. 
 Weigall, engraved and printed in oil colors by W. Dickes & Co. Cloth, pp. viii-b 
 308 =316, grc. Price $1.20. 
 
 (2.) The Country House — The Country House ; containing the 
 
 poultry yard, the piggery, the ox, and the dairy. A new edition. Witn illustrations. 
 Cloth, pp. iv +272=276, grc. Price 90 cts. 
 
 33. Brown and Bennett — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.50, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Browne’s [47] — The American Poultry Yard ; Comprising 
 
 the origin, history and description of the different breeds of domestic poultry, with 
 various important and useful directions in regard to them. By D- J. Browne. With 
 an appendix, embracing the comparative merits of different breeds of Fowls. By 
 Samuel Allen. Cloth, pp. 322, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Bennett’s Poultry Book [50] — A. treatise on breeding and 
 
 general management of Domestic Fowls. With numerous original descriptions and 
 portraits from life. By John C. Bennett, M.D. Cloth, pp, 316, psc. Pri ce 75 cts. 
 
Practical Agriculture. 139 
 
 34. Dickson and Mowbray’s Poultry [85] — (12mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Their breeding, rearing, and general management. By Walter B. Dickson. 
 A new edition, incorporating the treatise of Bonington Mowbray Edited with cor- 
 rections and large additions by Mrs. Loudon, with plain and coloured illustrations 
 by Harvey, including the Cochin-China fowl. Cloth, pp. xii.+2G3=275, hgb. 
 Price $1. 
 
 35. Birds and Rabbits — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes 75 cts., as follows: 
 
 (1.) Browne’s [53] — The American Bird Fancier ; considered 
 
 with reference to the breeding, rearing, feeding, management and peculiarities of Cage 
 and House Birds ; with remarks on their diseases and remedies ; drawn from authen- 
 tic sources and personal observation. By D. J. Browne. Illustrated. Cloth, pp. 
 107, cms. Price 38 cts. 
 
 (2.) Bement’s Babbit Fancier — A treatise upon the breeding, 
 
 rearing, feeding and general management of rabbits; with remarks upon their diseases 
 and remedies. By C. N. Bement. Cloth, pp. 101, cms. Price 37 cts. 
 
 VII. BEES. 
 
 36. Quinby, &e.— (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
 volumes $1.10, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Quinby’s Mysteries of Bee-Keeping [90] — Explained ; being 
 
 a complete analysis of the whole subject* consisting of the natural history of Bees, 
 directions for obtaining the greatest amount of pure surplus honey with the least 
 possible expense, remedies for losses given, and the science of “ luck” fully illustrated 
 —the result of more than twenty years’ experience in extensive apairies. By M. 
 Quinby. Cloth, pp. 379, cms. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Cottage Bee Keeper [46] — Or suggestions for the 
 
 practical management of Amateur, Cottage and Parm Apairies, on scientific principles, 
 with an Appendix and Notes, chiefly illustrative. By a Country Curate. Cloth, pp. 
 119, cms. Price 38 cts. 
 
 37. Miner and Weeks — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes $1.10, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Miner’s Bee-Keeping [91] — The American Bee-Keeper’s 
 
 Manual; being a practical treatise on the history and domestic economy of the 
 Honey-Bee, embracing a full illustration of the whole subject, with the most approved 
 methods of managing this insect through every branch of its culture, the result of 
 many years experience. By T. B. Miner. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 349, cms. 
 Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Weeks’ Bees — A Manual; Or, an easy method of manag- 
 ing bees in the most profitable manner to their owner ; with infallible rules to prevent 
 their destruction by the moth. By John M. Weeks. With an appendix, by W. A. 
 Elanders. Cloth, pp. 119, cms. Price 38 cts. 
 
 Vm. MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 37. Johnston and Stephens — (2 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) Price for 
 
 the two volumes $2.10, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Johnson’s Experimental Agriculture' — Being the results of 
 
 past, and suggestions for future experiments in scientific and practical agriculture. 
 By James E. W. Johnston. > Cloth, pp. xv+265=280, wbs. Price $1.20. 
 
 (2.) Stephens’ Practical Draining — A manual of practical 
 draining. By Henry Stephens, E. R. S. E. Cloth, pp. xiv+ 162=176, wbs. Price 
 90 cts. 
 
 39. Stephens and Johnston — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) Price for the 
 
 two volumes 70 cts., as follows ; 
 
140 Practical Agriculture. 
 
 (1.) Stephens’ Practical Agriculture — (12mo.) Catechism of 
 
 practical agriculture. By Henry Stephens, F. R. S. E. Cloth, pu. 76, wbs. Price 
 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Johnston’s Analysis of Soils, &c. — (16mo.) Instructions 
 
 for the analysis of soils, limestones, and manures. By James F. W. Johnston, Cloth, 
 pp. 95, wbs. Price 40 cts. 
 
 40. Weale’s Agricultural Series— (6 v. 16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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148 Natural Philosophy . 
 
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Natural Philosophy. 149 
 
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Practical Life. 153 
 
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 tispiece. pp. 247. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) A Lamp to the Path [223-4] — (16mo.) Or, the Bible in the 
 
 heart, the home, and the market-place. By the Rev. W. K. Tweedie. D.D. pp* 240. 
 Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) “ Suffer little children to come unto me.” — A series of 
 
 Scriptural lessons for the young. Cloth, pp. 128. Price 40 cts. 
 
 45. Second Series —(6 v.) Price for the six volumes $3.10, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Duneilan Manse; or, Times and Trials of the Disruption 
 
 —By Sarah Elizabeth B. Patterson. Cloth, pp. 278. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) Pastor and People ; or, Lights and Shadows of the Pastor’s 
 
 Life— By Mrs. E. Stuart Phelps. Cloth, pp, xiv +114=128. Price 40 cts.. 
 
 (3.) Christian Character [32] — A Book for Young Ladies. By 
 
 the Rev. Harvey Newcombe. Cloth, pp. viii+312=320. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (4.) Home ; a Book for Young Ladies — By Mrs. Louisa C. 
 
 Tuthill. Cloth, pp. 264. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (5.) Tales for all Seasons — By Faoty Forester (Mrs. E. C. 
 
 Judson.) Cloth, pp. 222. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) Tales for all Headers [224-2] — (16mo.) Education and no 
 
 Education — Sebastian Gomez— The last sister of Wyoming.— The Curate’s Daughter. 
 —The Earthquake of Genoa.— The only son, &c., &c., &c. With illustrations, pp. 221. 
 Price 32 cts. 
 
 46. Third Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $2.15 as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Pilgrim’s Progress [223-5] — (16mo.) From this world 
 
 to that which is to come. By John Bunyan. With explanatory notes by Mason. 
 With two illustrations, pp. 366. Price 32 cts. 
 
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 (2.) Lectures on the Pilgrim’s Progress [223-6.] — (16mo.) 
 
 And on the Life and Times of Bunyan. By Rev. George B. Cheever, D.D. With 
 two illustrations, pp, 392. Price 32 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Giant Killer ; or, the Battle which all must Fight — 
 
 By A. L. O. E. Cloth, pp. 165. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Book of Fables, Illustrated by Facts from Real Life — 
 
 By W. Oland Bourne. Cloth, pp. .269. < Price 50 cts. 
 
 (5.) Uncle Sam’s Emancipation — Earthly Care a Heavenly 
 Discipline ; and other tales and sketches. By Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. Cloth, 
 pp- xxxix+160=199. Price 32 cts. 
 
 (6.) The Mayflower — By Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 220. Price 20 cts. 
 
 47. Fourth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $3.50, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Uncle Tom’s Cabin [221-1] — (12mo.) Or, Slave Life in 
 
 America. By Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. With two fine illustrations, complete 
 in one volume, pp. xxxii+587=619. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Wide, Wide World [222-1] — (16mo.) By Elizabeth 
 
 Wetherell. With two illustrations, complete in one volume, pp. 717. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (3.) Grace Howard [221-4] — (16mo.) And the Family at Glen 
 
 Luna. By Elizabeth Wetherell, the authoress of the Wide, Wide World, with 
 frontispiece, pp. 521. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (4.) Amy Rose [221-5] — (16mo.) Truthfulness and Generosity, 
 
 and other stories. A book for girls, with illustrations, pp. 436. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (5.) Maurice Gray [221-6] — (16mo.) And other stories. A 
 
 book for boys. With illustrations, pp. 356. Price 70 cts. 
 
 48. Fifth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $2.90, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1, 2.) Miss McIntosh’s Tales [222-2-5] — (16mo.) 4 in 2 vol- 
 
 umes, as follows : (1) Conquest and Self-Conquest ; or, which makes the hero ? With 
 two illustrations. (2) Praise and Principle; or, for what shall I live? With two 
 engravings. (3) Grace Elliot; or, to seem and to be. With two illustrations. (4) 
 Annie Donaldson ; or, evenings at the Old Manor House. With illuminated title 
 page, by Maria J. McIntosh, pp. 463+564=1027. Price for the two double volumes 
 $1.60. 
 
 (3.) Woman ; an enigma : or, Louise De La Valliere — A Tale. 
 
 By Maria J. McIntosh- Cloth, pp. 183. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Lamplighter — With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 242. 
 
 Price 70 cts. 
 
 (5.) Home Scenes [224-3] — (16mo.) A Series of Tales and 
 
 Sketches, pp. 160. Price in boards 20 cts, in cloth 30 cts. 
 
 49. Sixth Series— (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $2.75, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Success in Life [223-1] — (16mo.) A book for Young Men. 
 
 pp. 332. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (2.) Kind Words awaken Kind Echoes [224-1]— Or, Illustra- 
 
 tions of the Power of Kindness. With frontispiece, pp. 240. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Daughter at School — By the Rev. Johk Todd, D.D, 
 
 Cloth, pp, 268. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) Willard Lawson, and other Tales — By Mrs. E. C. Jtjdsok, 
 
 Cloth, pp. 222. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Flower of the Family ; a Tale. Cloth, pp. 219. Price 
 
 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) The Lamplighter. Without illustrations. Price 50 cts. 
 
 50. Seventh Series — (6 v.) Price fox the six volumes $1.30, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Pebbles from the Sea Shore [224-4] — The Strawberry Bed, 
 
 &c. A book for little girls. With two illustrations, pp. 127. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Clifford Family [224-5] — Or, the Riverbank. With 
 
 two illustrations, pp. 128. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (3.) Sunny Side ; or, the Minister’s Family. By B. Trttsta. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 114. Price 23 cts. 
 
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 (4.) Lessons in Life — By the author of “ Home Scenes,” &c. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 189. Price 23 cents. 
 
 (5.) Summer Days ; or, the Cousins — A story for the young. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 127. Price 23 cts. 
 
 (6.) Tales for the Home Circle. Cloth, pp. 196. Price 23 cts. 
 
 51. Eighth Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $2.20, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1,) Happy Holidays [225-1] — (24mo.) Or, Woodleigh House. 
 
 With illustrations, pp. 288. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) Leaves from the Journal of a Poor Vicar, and other Tales 
 
 —Cloth, pp. 240. . Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Mary Rice ; and other Tales — By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 237. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Coronal [225-2] — Or, Tales and Pencilings in Poetry 
 
 and Prose. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. With frontispiece, pp. 237. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) Clara’s Amusements [225-3] — By Mrs. Anna Bache. 
 
 With frontispiece, pp. 240. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) Clara Howell ; or, the Little Housewife — By Mrs. Anne 
 
 Bache. Cloth, pp. 240. Price 30 cts. 
 
 52. Ninth Series — (7 v.) Price for the seven volumes $1.40, as 
 
 follows ; 
 
 (1.) Home Duties ; or, the Story of Helen Spencer— By Mrs. 
 
 H. S. Grosvenor. Cloth, pp. 109. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (2.) Daily Duty ; a book for girls — With recommendatory pre- 
 face. By the Rev. W. K. Tweedie, D.D. Cloth, pp. 160. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (3.) Emily Herbert ; or, the Happy Home — Cloth, pp. 156. 
 
 Price 20 cts. 
 
 (4.) Rose and Lillie Stanhope; or, the Fower of Conscience — 
 
 By Maria J. McIntosh. Cloth, pp. 116. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (5.) Jane Hudson ; or, the secret of getting on in the world — 
 
 Cloth, pp. 106. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (6.) Wings and Stings ; a Tale for the Young. — By A. L. O. C. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 99. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (7.) “ Forewarned is Forearmed ;” or, the Story of Frank Har- 
 per.— By the author of “ Good, Better, Best.” Cloth, pp. 88. Price 20 cts. 
 
 53. Tenth Series — (7 v.) Price for the seven volumes, $1.40, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Great Question ; Will you consider the subject of 
 
 personal Religion ?— By Rev. Henry A. Bordman, D.D. Cloth, pp. 120. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (2.) Asleep in Jesus; or, Words of Consolation to Bereaved 
 
 Parents. By the Rev. W. B- Clarke. Cloth, pp. 138. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (3.) 4 ‘ Our Father who art in heaven;” a Story illustrative of 
 
 the Lord’s Prayer. Cloth, pp. 98. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Little Robinson of Paris [226-5] — Or, Industry 
 
 Triumphant. A Tale for Youth. Translated from the Prench. By Lucy Landon. 
 Illustrated, pp. 214. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (5.) Constance Latimer [226-7] — Or, Tales for the Young. 
 
 By Miss Embury. Illustrated, pp. 192. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (6.) Allen Lucas ; or, Youthful Decision. Cloth, pp. 168. 
 
 Price 20 cts. 
 
 (7.) The Hand of God in War. By the Rev. W. K. Tweedie, 
 
 D.D. Cloth, pp. 80. Price 20 cts. 
 
 54. Eleventh Series — (9 v.) Price for the nine volumes $1-75, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Evenings at Home [227-5] — Or, the Juvenile Budget 
 
 opened : a book for the instruction and amusement of young persons. By Dr. 
 Aiken and Mrs. Baubauld. Illustrated, pp. 383. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Anecdotes [227-6] — Book of entertainment and instructive 
 
 anecdotes, moral and religious. By the Rev. K. Arvine, A.M, With frontispiece, 
 pp. 320. Piice24cts. 
 
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 (3.) The Boys’ Own Book [227-1] — By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. 
 
 With frontispiece, pp. 222. Price 22 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Young Lady's Friend [227-3] — By Mrs. Farrar. 
 
 pp. 224. Price 24 cts. 
 
 (5.) Richmond’s Annals of the Poor [161-6] — Cloth, pp. xvi-f 
 
 239=255. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (6.) Simple Sketches [227-7] — By the Rev. John Todd. 
 
 With illustrations, pp. 260. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (7.) Who is Greatest, and other Stories — Cloth, pp. 65. Price 
 
 10 cts. 
 
 (8.) Edward’s Dream, and other Stories- Cloth, pp. 65. Price 
 
 10 cts, 
 
 (9.) Kitty the Cat, and other Stories — Cloth, pp. 65. Price 
 
 10 cts. 
 
 VIII. WILLIAM TEGG & Co.’s PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 55. First Series — (10 v.) Mary Howitt’s Juvenile Books, illus- 
 trated- [106] Price for the ten volumes $3. 
 
 (1.) Strive and Thrive. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 175. Price 30 cts. 
 (2.) Hope On, Hope Ever. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 212. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Sowing and Reaping. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 170. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Love and Money. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 172. Price 30 cts. 
 (5.) Who shall be Greatest? Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 178. Price 
 
 » 30 cts. 
 
 (6.) Which is the Wiser? Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 184. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (7.) Little Coin, much care. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 171. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (8.) Work and Wages. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 178. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (9.) xAlice, Franklin. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 174. Price 30 cts. 
 (10.) No Sense like Common Sense. Cloth, gilt edges, pp. 176. 
 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 56. Second Series — (9 v.) Price for the nine volumes &2.7Q, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) My Uncle the Clock Maker — [106-11] By Mary IIowitt. 
 
 Cloth; gilt edges, pp. 180. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) The two Apprentices — [106-12] By Mary Howitt. Cloth, 
 
 gilt edges, pp. 175. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) My Own Story — [106-13] By Mary Howitt. Cloth, gilt 
 
 edges, pp. 176. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Early Friendships [117-2] — By Esther Copley. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 174. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) Poplar Grove [117-1] — By Esther Copley. Cloth, pp. 
 
 173. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (6.) Village and Vicarage. By Old Humphrey. Cloth, pp. 
 
 . Price 30 cts. 
 
 (7.) Wright’s Ocean Work [19-3 nat. phenT ] — Ocean work, 
 
 ancient and modern; or, evenings on sea and land. By J. Hall Wright, Surgeon 
 With two steel engravings. .Cloth, pp. 168, wtc , Price 30 cts. 
 
 (8.) The Looking Glass for the Mind [254-6] — Or, Intellectual 
 
 Minor. Being an elegant collection of the most delightful little stories and interesting 
 tales ; chiefly translated from L’ami des Enfans. With numerous wood-cuts, engraved 
 by John Thompson, pp. viii+ 239=247. Price 30 cts. 
 
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 (9.) Breakfast Table Science [254-7] Written expressly for 
 
 the amusement and instruction of young people. By J. H. Weight. With frontis- 
 piece. pp. x+ 204=214. Price 30 cts. 
 
 ( See also D. Appleton § Co.'s Series, No. — , page — .) 
 
 57. Third Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes ^3.25, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1-3.) Pictures of Private Life — (3 v.) First, second and third 
 
 Series. By Mrs. Ellis. Cloth, pp. xx+348+viii+410+viii + 357=1151. Price $2. 
 
 (4.) Illustrations of the Law of Kindness [254-1] — By the Bev. 
 
 G. W. Montgomery. Containing a memoir of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Pry, by Joseph 
 John Gurney, Esq. And a supplementary chapter on alms-givings, with notes and 
 additions by John Washburn. pp. xii+285=297. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Law of Kindness [254-2] — By the Revd. Thomas 
 
 Pyne, A. M. pp. 128. Price 50 cts, 
 
 (6.) Todd’s Student’s Manual [254-6] — Designed by special 
 
 character directions to aid in forming and strengthening the intellectual and moral 
 habits of the student. By the Bev. John Todd. pp. xii+203+215. Price 20 cts. 
 
 58. Fourth Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes ^2.95, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) A Present for an Apprentice [254-5] — By the late 
 
 Thomas Tegg, Esq. With frontispiece, pp. xvi+381=397. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Female Student [255-2] — Or, lectures to young ladies 
 
 on Female Education. Eor the use of mothers, teachers and pupils. By Mrs. Phelps. 
 With frontispiece, pp. xiv+387=401. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Electric Telegraph [255-9] — And Inventors and Discoverers. 
 
 With illustrations, pp. 128+128—256. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (4.) Pictures and Painters and Popular Superstitions [255-8] — 
 
 With illustrations, pp. 128+128=256, Price 35 cts. 
 
 (5.) Popular Authors and Law and Lawyers [255-7] — (24mo.) 
 
 "With illustrations, pp. 128+128=256. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (6.) Christian Morals. By Hannah More. Cloth, pp. viii + 
 
 439=447. Price 50 cts. 
 
 IX. MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 59. Thomas Constable Sl Co.’s Publications — (4 v.) Price 
 
 for the four volumes $ . , as follows : 
 
 (1.) Sunbeams in the Cottage ; Or, what women may do. A 
 narrative chiefly addressed to the working classes. By Mabgaeet Maria Brewster. 
 Cloth, pp. 220. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Work ; Or, Plenty to do, and how to do it. By Margaret 
 
 Maria Brewster. Cloth, pp. 125. Price 
 
 (3.) Augustine the Happy Child. From the French of Madame 
 
 Clara Monneron. Cloth, pp. 371. Price 
 
 (4.) The Ethics of the Sabbath. By David Pirret. Cloth, 
 
 pp. viii+242=250. Price 80 cts. 
 
 80. Johnstone and Hunter’s Publications — (3 v.) Price 
 
 for the three volumes $2, as follows : 
 
 (1 .) Millie Howard ; Or Trust in God. By Mrs. Henry Lynch. 
 
 Cloth, pp. viii+ 509 =517. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Cotton Tree ; Or, Emily the little West Indian. A tale 
 
 for young people. By Mrs. Henry Lynch. Cloth, pp. 124. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Red Brickhouse. By Mrs. Lynch. Cloth, pp. 
 
 Price 80 cts. 
 
 61, Ward and Lock’s Publications — (4 v.) Price for the 
 
 four volumes $2.55, as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Wide Wide World [246-2] — Plain. By Elizabsth 
 
 WETnERELL. With frontispiece, pp. vii+519=526. Price 60 cts 
 
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 (2.) Fern Leaves from Fanny’s Portfolio [229-3] — By Fanny 
 
 Peen. Pirst and second series complete, including “ Shadows and Sunbeams.” Cloth, 
 pp. vi+320=326. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (3.) Famous Persons and Famous Places. By N. P. Willis. 
 
 Cloth, pp. viii+263=27l. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Lamplighter — A tale of little Gertrude. Cloth, pp. 378. 
 
 Price 60 cts. 
 
 X. H. G. BOHN’S PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 62. First Series — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes ^2 .75, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Wide Wide World [245-1] — (12mo.) By Elizabeth 
 
 Wetherell. Illustrated with engravings, pp. viii+519=527. Price $1,05. 
 
 (2.J Uncle Tom’s Cabin [246-1] — (12mo.) Or, Life among the 
 
 Lowly. By Harriet Beecher Stowe. With introductory remarks, by the Rev. 
 James Sherman. With illustrations, pp. xx+483=503. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (3.) Stories of English and Foreign Life [246-3] — By William 
 
 and Mart Howitt. With several beautiful engravings, pp. 496. Price $1. 
 
 63. Second Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes ^4. 10, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1-3.) Frederika Bremer’s Works [245-2-4] — Translated by 
 
 Mary Howitt. In three volumes, pp. 520+588+510=1018, as follows: (2.) The 
 neighbours, a story of every day life, and other tales : Hopes— the Twins— the Solitary 
 —the Comforter— a letter about Suppers— Tralinnan. With portrait of Miss Bremer. 
 
 (2.) The President’s daughters ; including Nina. (3.) A diary, the H family. 
 
 Axel and Anna and other tales. Price for the three volumes $2.10. 
 
 (4-5.) Our Village [246-4-5] — Sketches of rural character and 
 
 scenery. By Mary Russell Mitford. Pirst and second series, in two volumes. 
 With frontispiece, pp. viii+ 536+ iv+ 507 =1055. Price $2. 
 
 XI. LONGMAN & Co.’s PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 64. First Series — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes ^2.50, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Parent’s Assistant [244-1] — Or, stories for children. 
 By Maria Edgeworth. In one volume. Illustrated, pp. xi+492=503. Price 
 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Confession of a Working Man. From the French of Emile 
 
 Souvestre. Together with an attic philosopher in Paris ; Or, a peep at the world 
 from a garret, being the journal of a happy man, by the same author. In one volume. 
 Cloth, pp. 144+144 = 288. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Light of the Forge ; Or, counsels drawn from the sick 
 
 bed of E. M. By William Harrison, A. M. Cloth, pp. 190. Price $1.15. 
 
 65. Second Series — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes ^2.40, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Lynch’s Lectures in aid of self-improvement [244-5] — 
 Addressed to young men and others. By Thomas T. Lynch, pp. viii+163=17l. 
 Price 80 cts- 
 
 (2.) “ Risen from the Ranks” [244-6] — Or, conduct versus 
 
 caste. By the Rev. Erskine Neale, M. A. pp. viii+341=349. Price $1.35. 
 
 (3.) Mv Youthful Companions [244-7] — With frontispiece. 
 
 pp. 146. Price 25 cts. 
 
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 XII. W. & R. CHAMBERS’ PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 66- First Series [247] — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes .-8-1.25, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1 to 6.) Chambers’ Papers for the People. In six volumes. 
 
 Cloth, pp. average 256=3072. 
 
 66^. Ibid — (Am. Edi. Igc.) Price ^4.25. 
 
 67. Second Series [56] — (10 v.) Price for the ten volumes ^4.50, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1 to 10.) Chambers’ Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining 
 
 Tracts— (18mo.) On various subjects connected with literature, history, practical 
 instruction, poetry, anecdotes, &c. In ten volumes. Boards. 
 
 67^. Ibid — (Am. Edi. Igc.) Price ^4.50. 
 
 68. Third Series [248] — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes ^2,75. 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1 to 6.) Chambers’ Repository of Instructive and Amusing 
 
 Tracts. With illustrations. In six volumes, Cloth, pp. average 256=1536. 
 
 68 |. Ibid — (Am. Edi. Igc.) Price ^2.75. 
 
 69. Fourth Series [249] — (12 v.) Price for the twelve volumes 
 
 $4.25, as follows : 
 
 (1 to 12.) Chambers’ Pocket Miscellany — With illustrations. 
 
 In twelve volumes, pp. average 376=4512. 
 
 69^ Ibid — (Am. Edi. Igc.) Price ^4.25. 
 
 70. Fifth Series [250] — (20 v.) Price for the twenty volumes 
 
 $4.50, as follows : 
 
 (1 to 20.) Chambers’ Library for Young People — (24mo.) 
 
 In twenty volumes. With illustrations. (1.) The Swan’s Egg. By Mrs. S. C. Hall. 
 (2.) Grandmama’s Pockets. By Mrs. S. C. Hall. (3.) The Little Robinson and other 
 tales. (4.) Uncle Sam’s Money-box. By Mrs. S. C. Hall. (5.) Clever Boys and 
 other stories. (6.) Orlandino. By Maria Edgeworth. (7.) Poems for young people. 
 (8.) Duty and Affection. (9.) A tale of Old England. By Thos. Miller. (10.) True 
 Heroism and other stories. (11.) Truth and Trust. (12.) The Whisperer. By Mrs. 
 S. C. Hall. (13.) Eireside Amusements. (14.) Moral Courage and other tales. (15.) 
 Self-denial and other tales. (16.) The steadfast Gabriel, a tale of Tichnor Good. By 
 Mary Howitt. (17.) History of England. (18.) History of Prance. (19.) History of 
 Scotland. (20.) Alfred in India. Average pp. 160=3040. 
 
 7(H. Ibid — (Am. Edi. Igc.) Price 
 
 71. Sixth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes % . , as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1-2.) Tales for Travellers — (2 v.) Selected from Chambers’ 
 
 Papers for the People. Cloth, pp. 360+362=722. Price 
 
 (3.) Stories of the Irish Peasantry [259-4] — By Mrs. S. C. 
 
 Hall. pp. 303. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Moral Class Book [88] — Or, the more important, moral 
 
 and economic duties of life. Illustrated by means of anecdotes, historical and bio • 
 graphical. Cloth, pp. 168. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) Lesson Book of Common Things, and ordinary conduct. 
 
 Cloth, pp. iv+ 74=78. Price 20 cts. 
 
 XIII. LIPPINCOTT 8c Co.’s PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 72. First Series [211] — (7 v.) Price for the seven volumes 
 
 $3.95, as follows •. 
 
 (1.) The Bible in the Counting House [1] — A course of Lectures 
 
 to merchants. By H. A. Boardman, D. D. pp. 420. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) Freedley’s Practical Treatise on Business [2] — Or, how to 
 
 get, save, spend, give, lend, and bequeath money. With an inquiry into the chances 
 of success and causes of failure in business. By Edwin T. Freedley. Also, prize 
 essays, statistics, miscellanies, and numerous private letters from successful and 
 distinguished business men. pp. 352. Price 80 cts. 
 
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 (3.) The Race for Riches [3] — And some of the pits into which 
 
 the runners fall. Six lectures applying the word of God to the traffic of men. By 
 William Arnot. With preface and notes, by Stephen Colwell, pp. 181. Price 
 55 cts, 
 
 (4.) Letters to a Young Lady [4] — On a variety of useful and 
 
 interesting subjects. Calculated to improve the heart, to form the manners, and 
 enlighten the understanding. By the Rev. J oo Bennett, pp. 334, Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) Hamilton, the Young Artist [5] — By Augusta Browne. 
 
 With an essay on sculpture and painting, by Hamilton A. C. BPvOWNE. pp. 176. 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 (6.) Discourses to Young Men [17] — Illustrated by numerous 
 
 highly interesting anecdotes. By William Dodd, LL. D. Cloth, pp. 542. Price 
 30 cts. 
 
 (7.) The Myth of Hiawatha, and other oral Legends, mythologic 
 
 and allegoric of the North American Indians. By Henry R, Schoolcrapt, LL. D. 
 Cloth, pp. xxiv+ 343=367. Price 90 cts. 
 
 73. Second Series [212] — (12 v.) Price for the twelve volumes 
 
 $3.45, as follows : 
 
 (1 to 12.) T. S. Arthur’s Juvenile Library — With illustrations 
 
 from original designs. By Croombe. (1.) The Poor Woodcutter, and other 
 stories. (2.) Our Little Harry, and other poems and stories. (3.) Who is Greatest ? 
 and other stories. (4.) Hav’nt Time and Don’t be in a Hurry. (5.) The Wounded 
 Boy and other stories. (6.) Who are Happiest ? and other stories. (7.) Uncle Ben’s 
 New Year’t Gift, and other Stories. (8.) The Last Penny and other stories. (9.) Ce- 
 dardal ; or, the peace-makers, a story of village life. (10.) The Lost Children, and 
 other stories. (11.) Maggy’s Baby and other stories. (12.) Pierre, the Organ Boy, and 
 other stories. Averaging, pp. 150=1800. 
 
 XIV GOULD AND LINCOLN’S PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 74. First Series (8 v.) — Price for the eight volumes $3.80, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1 to 6.) Chambers’ Home Book; or, Pocket Miscellany [249] 
 
 Containing a choice selection of interesting and instructive reading for the old and 
 young. Cloth, pp* average 180=1800. Price $2.40. 
 
 (7-8.) Chambers’ Repository of Amusing and Instructive Papers 
 
 |_248]— (2 v.) With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 248+248=496. Price $1.40. 
 
 75. Second Series — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $2.55, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Excellent Woman — [35 and 190-2] As described in the 
 
 Book of Proverbs. With an introduction by William D. Sprague, D.D. Em- 
 bellished with numerous illustrations engraved by Baker, pp. 249. Price 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) My Mother ; or, Recollections of Maternal Influence. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 254. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Memories of a Grandmother. By a Lady of Massachusetts. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 142. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Hallig; or, The Sheepfold in the Waters. A tale of 
 
 humble life on the coast of Schleswig. Translated from the German of BiernatzkL 
 By Mrs. George P. Marsh. With a biographical sketch of the author. Cloth, pp. 
 298. Price 80 cts. 
 
 76. Third Series — Aimwell Stories — (4 v.) Price for the four 
 
 volumes $2, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Oscar ; or, The Boy who had his own way. By Walter 
 
 Aimwell. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 313, Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) Clinton ; or. Boy Life in the Country. By Walter Aim- 
 
 well. With illustrations. Cloth, pp* 312. Price 50 cts* 
 
 (3.) Ella ; or, Turning Over a New Leaf. By Walter Aim- 
 
 well. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 281. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Whistler ; or, The Manly Boy. By Walter Aimwell. 
 
 With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 308. Price 50 cts. 
 
168 Practical Life. 
 
 77. Fourth Series — (4 t ) Price for the four volumes $2.20, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Pleasant Paees for Young People — [190-3] Or Book of 
 
 Home Education and Entertainment. By S. Prout Newcombe. With numerous 
 illustrations. ISmo, pp. 426- Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Clinton; [190-4] — A Boob for Boys. By William 
 
 Simonds. With Illustrations, pp. 275. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Poor Boy and Merchant Prince ; or, Elements of suc- 
 cess, drawn from the life and character of the late Amos Lawrence. A book for 
 youth. By William M. Thayer. Cloth, pp. 349. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Seed-time and Harvest; or, Sow Well and Heap Well 
 
 [223-3] A book for the young. By the Rev. W, K- Tweedie, D.D. Cloth, pp. 248. 
 Price 50 cts. 
 
 78, Fifth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $1.90, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Guiding Star; or, The Bible God’s Message. By 
 
 Louisa Payson Hopkins. Cloth, pp. 260. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) How to be a Man — [23] A book for Boys. Containing useful 
 hints on the formation of character. By Harvey Newcombe. Cloth, pp. 224. Price 
 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) How to be a Lady — [190-5] A book for girls, containing 
 
 useful hints on the formation of character. By Harvey Newcombe. pp. 219. 
 Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) Anecdotes for Boys — [20] Entertaining narratives and 
 
 anecdotes illustrative of principles and character. By Harvey Newcombe. Cloth, 
 pp. 144. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (5.) Anecdotes for Girls — [32] Entertaining narratives and 
 anecdotes illustrative of principles and character. By Harvey Newcombe. Cloth, 
 pp- 144. Price 35 cts. 
 
 XV. CROSBY, NICHOLS & Co.’s PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 79. First Series — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $2.25, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Pictures of the Olden Time, as shown in the fortunes of a 
 family of the Pilgrims. By Edmund H. Sears. Cloth, pp. viii-b342=350. Price 
 75 cts. 
 
 (2.) Norva ; A Tale of the Eoman Empire, and other Stories. 
 
 By Emile Souvestre. Translated from the Erench. Illustrated. Cloth, pp. vi+ 
 239=245. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (3.) Treasures in Song and Story — [181-5] Erom Aunt 
 
 Mary’s Portfolio. Cloth, pp. 224. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) Popular Tales. By Madame Guizot. Translated from the 
 
 French. By Mrs. L. Burke. Cloth, pp. 404. Price 55 cts. 
 
 80. Second Series — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $1.95, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Tifcania ; Tales and Legends. Translated from the Erench 
 
 of Auguste Linden. By Frauermantel. Cloth, pp. 236. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (2.) Hurrah for the Holidays ; or, The Pleasures and Pains of 
 
 Freedom. Translated from the German of A. Stein and Rosalie Koch. By Frau- 
 ermantel. Cloth, pp. 220. Price 55 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Pearls, and other Tales. Translated from the German 
 of Olga Eschenbach and Agnes Franz, By Frauermantel. Cl th, pp. 249. 
 p rice 55 cts* 
 
 (3.) Bardouc — [180-5] Or the Goatherd of Mount Taurus. A 
 
 Persian Tale. Translated from the French. With frontispiece, pp. 213. Price 30 cts. 
 
 81. Third Series — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes $1.60, as 
 
 follows ; 
 
 (1.) Advice to Young Mothers on the Physical Education of 
 
 Children- By a grandmother. Cloth, pp. 355. Price 75 cts. 
 
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 (2.) Echoes of Infant Voices — [181-2] Eor the bereaved and 
 
 sorrowing, pp. 144. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (3.) Children’s Trials ; or, The Little Bope-dancers, and other 
 Tales. Translated from the German of Auguste Linden by Feaueemantel. 
 Cloth, pp. 238. Price 50 cts. 
 
 82. Fourth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $2.30, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Elements of Character. By Mart G. Chandler. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 234. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) Lectures to Young Men — [179-5] By William G. Elliot, 
 
 Jun. pp. 190. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Lectures to Young Women — [179-4] By William G. 
 
 Elliot, Jun. pp. 196. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) Sketches and Stories from Life — [180-2] For the Young. 
 
 By H. H. Lee. pp. 222. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Boy of Mount Righi — [113-7] Or, Do the Duty 
 
 Nearest to You. Cloth, pp. 252. Price 40 cts. 
 
 83. Fifth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $1.70, as 
 
 follows ; 
 
 (1.) The Wind-Spirit and the Bain Goddess — [181-1] Trans- 
 lated from the German of M, Schlinpeet. By Feaueemantel. With woodcuts 
 designed by C. Seguin. pp. 137. “ Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Wonderful Mirror. With Illustrations. Cloth, pp. 
 
 123. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Mothers' True Stories. Cloth, pp. 242. Price 40 cts. 
 
 * (4.) The Child’s Morning Book. Cloth, pp. 56. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Child’s Matins and Vespers — [180-7] By a Mother. 
 
 pp. 159. Price 30 cts. 
 
 84. Sixth Series — (9 v.) Price for the nine volumes $2.50, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1 to 9.) Mrs. L. C. Tuthill’s Works — Illustrated with engrav- 
 ings. (1.) A Strike for Freedom, or law and order, — a book for boys. (2.) I will be'a 
 gentleman— a book for boys. (3) I will be a lady, — A book for girls. (4.) Onward! 
 Right onward ! (5.) Anything for sport. (6.) The Boarding Schoolgirl. (7.) The 
 boy of spirit, — A story for the young. (8 ) When are we happiest ? or the little Cam- 
 erons. (9.) Hurrah for New England ! or the Virginia boy’s vacation. 18mo, cloth, 
 pp. average 150=1350. 
 
 85- Seventh Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $1.40, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Childhood of Mary Leeson. By Mary Howitt.. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 142. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Ellen Stanley and other Stories. Cloth, pp. 180. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Cousin Hatty’s Hymns and Twilight Stories — [181-4] — 
 
 With illustrations, pp. 116. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Hymns, Songs, and Fables, for Young People. — [181-7] 
 
 By Eliza Lee Follen. Revised and enlarged. With illustrations, pp. 99. Price 
 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Stars and the Earth — [181-8] Or. Thoughts upon 
 
 Space, Time and Eternity, pp. 88. Price 20 cts. 
 
 XVI. WHITTEMORB, NILES AND HALL’S PUBLICATIONS. 
 86. First Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $1.20, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (i to 6.) Mrs. Follen’ s Twilight Stories — [6 v.] With Illus- 
 trations, averaging 96 pages each, =576, a* follows ; — (1.) True stories about dogs and 
 cats. (2.) Made up stories. (3.) The pedlar of dust sticks. (4.) The Old Garret,— 
 Parti. (5.) The Old Garret,— Part II. (6.) The Old Garret,— Part III. 
 
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 87- Second Series — (2 v.) Price for the two volumes SI, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) St. Hildas; or the three paths. By Julia Kavanagh. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 219. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Blue Bibbons, — A story of the last century. By 
 
 Anna Haeeiet Deuey. Cloth, pp. 154. Price 50 cts. 
 
 XVXL JAMES MUNROE 8c Co.’s PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 88. First Series — (8 v.) Price for the eight volumes §2.90, as 
 
 follows ; 
 
 (1.) Conversation; Its Faults and Graces. Compiled by An- 
 
 dbew P. Peabody, D.D. Cloth, pp. 152. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) Lucy Herbert, or the little girl who would have an educa- 
 
 tion, By Estelle. With eighty engravings. Cloth, pp. 114. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Lucy’s Half-Crown — [ 1 89-5 J How she earned it, and how 
 
 she spent it. With some hints on the art of making people happy without money. 
 A tale in two parts. By Catheeine M. A. Coupee, pp. 143. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Lectures to Young Men — [189-1] On their moral dangers 
 
 and duties. By Abiel Abbot Ltveemoee. pp. 160. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Island of Life — [189-2] An Allegory. By a clergy- 
 
 man. With illustrations, pp. 90. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) Fresh Flowers for Children — [189-3] By a mother. With 
 
 engravings from designs by Billings. With additions, pp. 174. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (7) The House on the Bock [189-4] — With Frontispiece. 
 
 pp. 157. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (8.) Scenes from Beal Life [189-7] — Or, Gleams of Truth. 
 
 By Joseph Tuckeeman. pp. 112. Price 30 cts. 
 
 89. Second Series — (11 v.) Price for the eleven volumes 
 
 $2.65, as follows : 
 
 ( 1 .) The Bud, the Flower, and the Fruit ; or, The Effects of 
 
 Education. By a Lady of Boston. Cloth, pp. 144. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Olneys [189-1] — Or, Impulse and Principle By 
 
 Anne W. Abbot, pp. 146. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) A Bright Shell [189-2] — or, Whisperings from Life’s Shore. 
 
 A bright shell for children. By S. W. L. 24mo, pp. 160. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Aunt Mary’s New Stories, for Young People [189-3] — 
 
 Edited by Mrs. S. J. Hale. With frontispiece. 24mo. pp. 125. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5-11 ) Miss Blanche’s Tales and Stories [189-4, 10] — In seven 
 
 books. (1) The Cloud with the Silver Lining- (2) A Trap to catch a Sunbeam. (3) Only. 
 (4) Old Jolliffe ; Not a Goblin Story. By the Spirit of a little Bell awakened by “ The 
 Chimes.” (5) The Sequel to Old Jolliffe ; written in the same spirit by the same 
 spirit. (6) The Dream Chintz. (7) The Star in the Desert. Price for the seven 
 $1.45. 
 
 XVIII. JOHN P. JEWETT’S PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 90. First Series (4 v.) — Price for the four volumes $2.70, as 
 
 follows : # 
 
 (1.) Forest and Shore; or, Legends of the Pine Tree State. 
 
 By Chaeles P. Islet. Cloth, pp. 426. Price 90 cts. 
 
 (2.) Lectures to Young Men [210-1] — on the Formation of 
 
 Character; their temptations and Mission. By Rev. Rueus W. Claeke. With 
 frontispiece. _ pp. 380. Price 80 cts. e 
 
 (3.) Similitudes from the Ocean and the Prairies [210-4.] By 
 
 Lucy Laecon. With numerous illustrations. Cloth, pp. 103- Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl. By Martha Bussell. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 348. Price 60 cts. 
 
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 91. Second Series (4 v.) — Phelps’s Home Stories. Price for 
 
 the four volumes $1.60, as follows : (1) Henry Day learning to obey Bible commands. 
 (2) Henry Day’s Story Book. (3) Mary Day forming good habits. (4) Mary Day’s 
 Story Book. Cloth, averaging 170 pages each =580. 
 
 92. Third Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes $1.85, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Durham Village; a temperance tale. By Cora Lynn. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 174. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (2.) First Lessons in Gentleness and Truth. By Aunt Alice. 
 
 With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 104. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Sabbath Talks with the little Children, about Jesus By 
 
 the author of “ The Mothers of the Bible.” Cloth, pp. 139. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Sabbath Talks with little Children, on the Psalms of 
 
 David. By the same author. Cloth, pp. 146. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5) A Peep into Uncle Tom’s Cabin. By Aunt Mary. For 
 
 her nephews and nieces. With an Address from Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe to 
 Children of England and America. Cloth, pp. 421. Price 60 cts. 
 
 XIX. TXCKNOR AND FIELD’S PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 93. First Series (4 v.) — Price for the four volumes $3.20, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Atherton, and other Tales. By Mary Bussell Miteord. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 437. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) The Forest Tragedy, and other Tales. By Grace Green- 
 wood. Cloth, pp. 343. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (3.) Lydia ; a Woman’s Book [187-2] — By Mrs. Newton 
 
 Crosland. pp. 287. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) English Tales and Sketches [187-1] — By Mrs. Newton 
 
 Crosland. pp. 318. Price 80 cts. 
 
 94. Second Series (4 v.) — Price for the four volumes $2.40, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Kathayan Slave, and other Papers connected with 
 
 Missionary life. By Emily Judson. Cloth, pp. 186. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) INotes from Life, [189-1 J — in Seven Essays. Money; 
 
 Humility and Independence ; Wisdom ; Choice in Marriage ; Children ; the Life 
 Poetic; the Ways of the Rich and Great. By Henry Taylor, pp. 6, 197=203. 
 Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Christian Thought on Life. In a series of discourses. By 
 
 Henry Giles. Cloth, pp. 286. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Illustrations of Genius, in some of its relations to Culture 
 
 and Society. By Henry Giles. Cloth, pp 362. Price 80 cts. 
 
 95. Third Series (5 v.) — Hawthorne’s Tales. Price for the 
 
 five volumes $3.1 0, as follows : 
 
 (1-2.) Thrice Told Tales (2 v.) — By Nathaniel Hawthorne. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 287 and 288=575. Price $1.20. 
 
 (3.) A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys [187-3] — By Na- 
 thaniel Hawthorne. With engravings by Baker, from designs by Billings, 
 pp. 256. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Tanglewood Tales, for Girls and Bovs [187-4] — Being a 
 
 second Wonder Book. By Nathaniel Hawthorne. With fine illustrations, pp. 236. 
 Price 70 cts. 
 
 (5.) True Stories from History and Biography [75] — By Na- 
 thaniel Hawthorne. Cloth, pp. 343. Price 60 cts. 
 
 96. Fourth Series (6 v.) — Price of the six volumes $3.40, as 
 
 follows ; 
 
 (1.) Thorpe ; a Quiet English Town, and Human Life therein. 
 
 By William Mountford. Cloth, pp. 390. Price 80 cts. 
 
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 (2.) The Heroes ; or, Greek Fairy Tales for my Children, By 
 
 the Rev. C. Kingsley. Cloth, pp. 320. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Clovernook Children. By Alice Cart. "With engra- 
 vings by Baker, from designs by Barry. Cloth, pp. 291. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Florence, the Parish Orphan [187-6] — And a Sketch of 
 
 the Village in the last Century. By Eliza Buckminster Lee. pp. 176. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) Labor and Love [187-7] — A Tale of English Life. pp. 
 
 132. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) Adventures in Fairy Land [187-8] — By Richard Henry 
 
 Stoddart. With engravings from designs by Oertel. pp. 240. Price 60 cts. 
 
 97. Fifth Series (9 v.) — Price for the nine volumes $3.20, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Recollections of my Childhood [188-2] — And other Stories. 
 
 By Grace Greenwood. With engravings from designs by Billings, pp. 8, 344. 
 Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Story of an Apple [188-3] — Illustrated by John 
 
 Gilbert, pp. 134. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Memoirs of a London Doll [188-4] — Written by herself. 
 
 Edited by Mrs. Eairstair. With engravings by Baker, from designs by Billings, 
 pp. 152. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Doll and her Friends [188-5] — Or memoirs of the 
 
 lady Seraphina. With four illustrations by Harlot K. Browne. Engraved by 
 Baker and Smith, pp. 120. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) Tales from Catland, for little kittens [188-6] — By an old 
 
 Tabby. With engravings from designs by Billings, pp. 114. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) The Little Child’s Friend [188-7] — With illustrations. 
 
 pp. 120. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (7.) Our Grandmother’s Stories, and Aunt Kate’s fireside 
 
 memories. Cloth, pp. 132. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (8.) Angel Voices [188-8] — or words of counsel for overcoming 
 
 the world,— after the mode of “ Richter’s Best Hours.” Revised and enlarged, pp. 
 117. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (9.) Thoughts on the Education of Girls [188-9] — By Mrs. 
 
 Anna C. Lowell, pp. 72. Price 20 cts. 
 
 98. Phillips, Sampson & Co.’s Publications— (4 v.) Price 
 
 for the four volumes JS>2.20, as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Inebriate’s Hut ; or the first fruits of the Maine Law. 
 
 By Mrs. S. A. Southworth. Cloth, pp. 240. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Violet. A Fairy story. Cloth, pp. 140. Price 40 cts. 
 (8.) Daisy ; or the Fairy Spectacles. By the author of Violet. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 175. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Worth, not Wealth ; and other tales. By Cousin Angie. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 174. Price 60 cts. 
 
 XX. R. CARTER & BROTHERS’ PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 99* First Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes $2.80, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Chalmers’ Commercial Discourses [156-1] — Discourses on 
 
 the Application of Christianity to the Commercial and ordinary affairs of Life. By 
 the Rev. Thomas Chalmers, D.D. and LL.D. Cloth, pp. 377. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (2.) Anderson’s Family Book [156-2] — The Genius and Design 
 
 of the Domestic Constitution, with its untransferrable obligations and peculiar 
 advantages. By Christopher Anderson. Cloth, pp. 424. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Minister’s Family. By the Rev. W. M. Hether- 
 
 ington, LL.D. Cloth, pp 304. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4 ) The Royal Preacher. Lectures on Ecclesiastes. By 
 
 James Hamilton, D.D. Cloth, pp. xxiv+ 353=377. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (5.) Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia [158-4] — By Dr. Johnson. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 208. Price 40 cts. 
 
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 100 . Second Series (4 v.) — Price for tlie four volumes $3, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Shades of Character ; or the Infant Pilgrim (2 vols in 1) — 
 
 By Anne Woodrooffe. Cloth, pp. 329+308=637. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) Vara ; or the Child of Adoption. Cloth, pp. 316. Price 
 
 80 cts. 
 
 (3.) Nelly of Truro. By the author of Vara. Cloth, pp. 432. 
 
 Price 80 cts. 
 
 (4.) Bichmond’s Domestic Portraiture [156-3] — or the success- 
 ful application of Religious Principle in the Education of a Eamily, exemplified in 
 the memoirs of three of the deceased children of the Rev. Legh Richmond. With 
 a few introductory remarks on Christian Education, by the Rev. E. Bickersteth. 
 With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 17+351=368. Price 60 cts. 
 
 101 . Third Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes $2.80, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) James’ Female Piety [157-1] — or the Young Woman’s 
 
 Eriend and Guide through Life to Immortality* By John Angell James, Cloth, 
 pp. 450. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2-3.) Modern Accomplishments and Modern Society, (2 v.) — 
 
 or the March of Intellect. By Miss Cathekine Sinclair. Cloth, pp. 348 H . 
 
 Price $1. 
 
 (4.) The Young Man’s Friend and Guide through Life to 
 Immortality. By John Angell James. With an introduction by Thomas DeWitt, 
 D.D. Cloth, pp. 354. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) Anna ; or, Passages in the life of a Daughter at home. 
 
 Cloth, pp. . Price 60 cts* 
 
 102 . Fourth Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes $3.10, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life [157-5.] — By Chris- 
 topher North, the late Professor John Wilson. Originally published in ‘‘Black- 
 wood’s Magazine.” With eight original designs by Croome, Billings, and others. 
 Engraved by Howland. Cloth, pp. 354. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Grilfillan’s Martyrs, Heroes of Covenant [157-7] — Martyrs, 
 
 Heroes, and Bards of the Scottish Covenant. By the Rev* George Gilpillan, M.A. 
 With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 264. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Jeanie Morrison ; or, the Discipline of Life.' By the au- 
 
 thor of the Pastor’s Eamily. Cloth, pp. 348. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Emily Vernon ; or, Filial Piety exemplified. By Mrs. 
 
 Drummond. Cloth, pp. 330. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Listener [158-1.] — By Caroline Fry. Illustrated 
 
 from original designs. Two volumes in one. Cloth, pp. 280+269=549. Price 80 cts. 
 
 103 * Fifth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes $2.55, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Edward Clifford ; or, Memories of Childhood. Cloth, pp. 
 
 342. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Mia and Charlie ; or, a Week’s Holiday at Bydale Eectory. 
 
 With six illustrations by Birket Poster. Cloth, pp. . Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Blossoms of Childhood [158-7.] — With frontispiece. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 368. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Broken Bud [158-3] — or, Beminiscences of a bereaved 
 
 Mother. With an engraving. Cloth, pp. 325. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) Frank Netherton [158-2] — or, the Talisman. With illus- 
 
 trations. Cloth, pp. 201. Price 35 cts. 
 
 104 . Sixth Series (7 v.) — Price for the seven volumes $3.05, as 
 
 follows 
 
 (1.) Sigourney’s Water Drops [157-4] — By Mrs. L. H. Sig- 
 ourney. Revised by the author and illustrated by Howland. Cloth, pp. 275. 
 Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) The City ; its Sins and its Sorrov/s. By the Eev. Thos. 
 
 Guthrie, D.D. Cloth, pp. . Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) May Dundas ; or, passages in young Life, By Mrs. 
 
 Thomas Geldart. Cloth, pp. 299. Price 60 cts. 
 
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 (4.) A ray of Light to brighten Cottage Homes. By the author 
 
 of “ A Trap to catch a Sunbeam.” Cloth, pp. iv +159=163. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) Ashton Cottage ; or, the True Faith. A Sunday Tale. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 200 . Price 50 cts. 
 
 (6.) The Mind of Jesus. Cloth, pp. . Price 33 cts. 
 
 (7.) The Words of Jesus. Cloth, pp. 131. Price 33 cts. 
 
 105 . Seventh Series [7 v.] — Price for the seven volumes §2.25, 
 
 as follows ; 
 
 (1.) The Claremont Tales [159-5] — or, illustrations of the Be- 
 atitudes. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 364. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Night of Toil [361-3] — or, a Familiar Account of the 
 
 Labors of the first Missionaries in the South Sea Islands. Abridged. With illustra- 
 tions. Cloth, pp. 236. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (3.) Stories on the Lord’s Prayer [361-5] — and other Tales. 
 
 With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 192. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (4.) Life in New York [361-8] — Various Tales and Stories. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 340. Price 32 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Woodcutter of Lebanon. Cloth, pp. . Price 40 cts. 
 (6.) The Exiles of Lucerne. Cloth, pp. . Price 40 cts. 
 
 (7.) Roger Miller ; a Heroism in humble Life ; a narrative. By 
 
 George Orme. With an Introduction by James W. Alexander. Cloth, pp. 185. 
 Price 25 cts. 
 
 106 . Eighth Series (6 v.) — Price for the six volumes §2.30, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Pollock’s Tales of the Covenanters [157-6] — Tales of the 
 
 Scottish Covenanters— Helen of the Glen, the Persecuted Pamily, and Ralph Gemmell, 
 By Robert Pollock. Illustrated. Cloth, pp. 112+115+103=330. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2-3.) Memoirs of Mary Lundie Duncan, and George A. Lun- 
 
 die (2 v.)— By Mrs. M. G. L. Duncan. Cloth, pp. . Price 80 cts. 
 
 (4.) Jamie Gordon ; or, the Orphan [159-6] — With illustrations. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 326. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Children of the Manse [159-7] — With illustrations. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 465. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) The Martyrs and Covenanters of Scotland [160-9] — Cloth 
 
 pp. 233. Price 30 cts. 
 
 107 . Ninth Series (6 v.) — Price for the six volumes §2.35, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Commandment with Promise [156-4] — With illustra- 
 tions by Howland. Cloth, pp. 346. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Week [156-5] — comprising The Last Day of the 
 
 Week; The Pirst Day of the Week; the Week Completed. Illustrated. Cloth, pp. 
 363. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Sigourney’s Letters to My Pupils [157-2] — With narrative 
 
 and Biographical sketches. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. With mezzotint portrait 
 from a daguerreotype. Cloth, pp. 341. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Sigourney’s Olive Leaves [157-3] — By Mrs. L. H. Sig- 
 ourney. Illustrated. Cloth, pp. 308. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Boy’s Book [161-9]— By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. 
 
 With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 247. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (6.) The Girl’s Book [161-10]— By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. 
 
 With illustrations by Howland. Cloth, pp. 243. Price 30 cts. 
 
 108 . Tenth Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes §2, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Brother and Sister; or, the Way of Peace. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 293. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Spring-Time of Life [159-8] — or, Advice to Youth. 
 
 By Rev. David Magie, D.D. With portrait. Cloth, pp. 328. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Happy Home [160-1] — affectionately inscribed to the 
 Working People. By the Rev. James Hamilton, D.D. With illustrations by How- 
 land. Cloth, pp. 298. Price 40 cts. 
 
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 (4.) Holiday House [158-6] — By Miss Sinclair. With illu3- 
 
 trations. Cloth, pp. 318. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Family at Heatherdale ; or, the influence of Christian 
 
 principles. By Mrs. Mackay. Cloth, pp. 232. Price 40 cts. 
 
 109. Eleventh Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes $2, as 
 
 follows : • 
 
 (L.) Clara Stanley [159-4] — or, a Summer among the Hills. 
 
 With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 383. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) Florence Egerton ; or, Sunshine and Shadow. By the 
 
 author of Clara Stanley. Cloth, pp. 392. Price 40 cts. . 
 
 (3.) Kate Kilborn ; or, Sowing and Heaping. By the author of 
 
 Jeanie Morrison. Cloth, pp. 284. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) Aunt Edith ; or, Love to God the best Motive. By the 
 
 author of “ Clara Stanley.” Cloth, pp. 377. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) Mabel Grant ; a Highland Story. By Hand all H. Bal- 
 
 lantyne. Cloth, pp. 346. Price 40 cts. 
 
 110. Twelfth Series (6 v.) — Price for the six volumes $2.10, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Young Pilgrim : A Tale illustrative of “ the Pilgrims 
 
 Progress.” By A.. L. O. E. Cloth, pp. 341. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Infant’s Progress [156-6] — from the Yalley of Des- 
 truction to Everlasting Glory. Illustrated- Cloth, pp. 359. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Missionary of Kilmany ; being a Memoir of Alexan- 
 der, Paterson. With notices of Robert Edie. By the Rev. John Baillie. 
 Cloth, pp. 283. Price 33 cts. 
 
 (4.) Fritz Harold ; or, the Temptation. Altered and enlarged 
 
 from the German. By Sarah A. Myers. Cloth, pp. 228. Price 33 cts. 
 
 (5.) Charles Boussel ; or, Industry and Honesty. Adapted 
 
 from the Erench of J. J. Porchat. By the Rev. J. J. Havenfield ‘BUI. Cloth, pp. 
 236. Price 33 cts. 
 
 (6.) The History of Michael Kemp, the Happy Farmer’s Lad ; 
 A tale of rustic life. By Anne Woodrooffe, Cloth, pp. 247. Price 33 cts. 
 
 111. Thirteenth Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes $1.65, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Eternal Day. By the Hev. Horatius* Bonar, D.D. 
 
 Cloth, pp. x+249=259. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Hannahs [160-5] — or, Maternal Influence on Sons. 
 
 By Robert Philip. Cloth, pp. 308. Price 32 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Lydias [160-6] — or, the Development of Female char- 
 acter. By Robert Philip. Cloth, pp. 252. Price 32 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Marys [160-7] — or, the Beauty of Female Holiness. 
 
 Bf Robert Philip. Cloth, pp. 251. Price 32 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Marthas [160-8]— or, the Varieties of Female Piety. 
 
 By Robert Philip. Cloth, pp. 251. Price 32 cts. 
 
 112. Eourteenth Series — Hamilton’s Works. (5 v.) — Price for 
 
 the five volumes $1.30, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Life in Earnest [160-2] — Six Lectures on Christian activity 
 
 and ardour. By the Rev. James Hamilton, D.D. Cloth, pp. 167. Price 24 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Mount of Olives, and other Lectures on Prayer. By 
 
 the Rev. James Hamilton, D.D. Cloth, pp. 163. Price 24 cts. 
 
 (3.) Emblems from Eden. By James Hamilton, D.D. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 159. Price 24 cts. 
 
 (4.) Thankfulness [160-3] — and other Essays. By the Hev. 
 
 James Hamilton, D.D. Cloth, pp. 176. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Lamp and the Lantern [160-4] — or, Light for the 
 
 Tent and the Traveller. By James Hamilton, D.D. Cloth, pp. 184. Price 33 cts. 
 
 113. Fifteenth Series — (7 v.) Price for the seven volumes $2.20, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Giant Killer ; or, the Battle which all must fight. 
 
 By Al. O. E. Cloth, p^. 185. Price 25 cts. 
 
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 (2.) Twenty Pictures from Switzerland. Sketched from nature, 
 
 then arranged and finished. By the Rev. Caesar Malan, D.D., Geneva, Cloth, pp. 
 192. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Farmers Daughter. By Mrs. Cameron. Cloth, pp. 
 
 . Price 25 cts. 
 
 (4.) Mrs. Sherwood's Tales [163] — Four volumes in one, as 
 
 follows (1) Clever Stories for Clever Boys and Girls, (2) Jack the Sailor Boy. (3) 
 Think before you Act. (4) Duty is safety. Cloth, pp. 384. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (5.) Philip Colville ; a Covenanter’s story. By Grace Ken- 
 nedy. Cloth, pp. 197. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (6.) Annals of the Poor [161-6] — Containing the Dairyman’s 
 
 Daughter; The Young Cottager ; The Negro Servant, &c. By Legke Richmond, A.M. 
 Enlarged ; with an introductory sketch of the author. By John Ayee, A.M. With 
 frontispiece. Cloth, pp. 239. Price 32 cts. 
 
 (7.) The Cottage Fireside [161-7] — or; the Parish Schoolmas- 
 ter. By the Rev. Henby Duncan, DD. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 251. Price 
 33 cts. 
 
 114 . Sixteenth Series ( v.) — Price for the volumes S , as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Village Churchyard. Price 33 cts. per vol. 
 
 (2.) The Village Observer. Price 25 cts. per vol. 
 
 115 . Seventeenth Series (8 v.) — Price for the eight volumes 
 
 $2, as follows : 
 
 (1.) My Youthful Companions [162-1] — With illustrations. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 171. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (2.) Live while you Live [162-2]— -By the Rev. Thomas 
 
 Geieeitb:, A.M. Cloth, pp. 168. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (3.) Profession is not Principle [162-3] — or, the name of Chris- 
 tian not Christianity. By Geace Kennedy. Cloth, pp. 167. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (4.) Anna Ross; a Story for Children [162-4] — By Grace 
 
 Kennedy. Cloth, pp. 175. Price*25 cts. 
 
 (5.) Frank Harrison [165-7] — The History of a Wayward Boy. 
 
 With frontispiece, pp. 150. Price 25 cts, 
 
 (6.) Lucilla ; or, the Reading of the Bible. By the Rev. 
 
 Adolphe Monod, D-D. Cloth, pp. . Price 33 cts. 
 
 (7.) Charlie Seymour ; or, the Good and Bad Aunt. By Catha- 
 eine Sinclaib. Cloth, pp. . Price 25 cts. 
 
 (8.) Follow Jesus. By the author of “ Come to Jesus.” Cloth, 
 
 pp. 101. Price 20 cts. 
 
 116 . Eighteenth Series [6 v] — Price for the six volumes jj?l. 70, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Peep of Day [161-4] — or, a series of the earliest re- 
 ligious instruction the infant mind is capable of receiving ; with verses illustrative 
 of the subjects. Revised. With frontispiece. Cloth, pp. 202. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (2.) Line upon Line [161-1] — or, a second series of religious 
 
 instruction. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 269. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (3.) Precept upon Precept [161-2] — or, a third series of religi- 
 ous instruction. With frontispiece. Cloth, pp. 252. Price 25 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Collier’s Tale ; a True History. By James Bridges 
 
 Cloth, pp. 69. Price 20 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Pastor’s Family. Cloth, pp. 83. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (6.) Limed Twigs to Catch Young Birds [159-10] — By Ann 
 
 and Jane Taylob. Cloth, pp. 223. Price 40 cts. 
 
 117 . Nineteenth Series (4 v.) — Price for the four volumes §1.55, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Xew Cobwebs, to Catch little Flies [159-9] — With illus- 
 trations. Cloth, pp. 250. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) Tender Grass for Little Lambs. By the Rev. Cornelius 
 
 Win tee Bolton. Cloth, pp. 303. Price 40 cts. 
 
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 (3.) Divine and moral Songs for the use of Children. By 
 
 Isaac Watts, D.D. With twenty-four illustrations. Cloth, pp. 125. Price 35 cts. 
 
 (4.) Bogatsky’s Golden Treasury. Cloth, pp. xv+376-391. 
 
 Price 40 cts. 
 
 XXI. D. APPLETON & Co.’s PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 118. First Series — Ellis’ Hearts and Homes — [191] Or, Social 
 
 Distinctions, a Story. By Mrs. Ellis. 8vo. pp. 348+366=714. Price$1.10. 
 
 119. Second Series (3 v.) — Price for the three volumes $2, as 
 
 follows: 
 
 (1.) The Hills of the Shatemuc. By the author of “ The "Wide, 
 
 wide World.’’ Cloth, pp. 516. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Leaves from a Family Journal. From the French of 
 Emile Souvestre. Cloth, pp. 277. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Vicar of Wakefield [192-1] -a Tale. By Oliyek 
 
 Goldsmith, M.B. Illustrated with numerous Engravings. With an account of the 
 author’s life and writings, by J. Aikin, M.D. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 284 
 Price 60 cts. 
 
 120. Third Series (4 v.) — Price for the four volumes $2.40, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Edgar Clifton [193-5] — or, Bight and Wrong. A Story 
 
 of School Life. By C. Adams. With illustrations, pp. 365. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Boys at Home. By C. Adams. Illustrated by John" Gil- 
 bert. Cloth, pp. 415. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3 ) Louis’ School Days [193-6] — A Story for School-boys. By 
 
 E. J. Mat. With illustrations, pp. 325. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Mortimer’s College Life. By E. J. Mat. With illustra- 
 tions. Cloth, pp* 344. Price 60 cts. 
 
 121. Fourth Series (5 v.) — G race Aguilar's Stories. Price for 
 
 the five volumes $2.70, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Home Influence [119-1] — A Tale for Mothers and Daugh- 
 ters. Cloth, kb. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) A Mother’s Recompense [119-2] — A sequel to “Home 
 
 Influence.” 12m o, cloth. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Home Scenes and Heart Studies [192-3] — 12mo, pp. 399. 
 
 Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Woman’s Friendship [192-2] — A story of Domestic Life. 
 
 With frontispiece. 12mo, pp. 357. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Vale of Cedars ; or the Martyr. Cloth, pp. 256. 
 
 Price 60 cts. 
 
 122. Fifth Series (5 v.) — Miss McIntosh’s Stories. Price for 
 
 the five volumes $3.20, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Charms and Counter Charms [118-5] — By Maria J. Mc- 
 Intosh. 12mo, cloth, pp. 400, Price 80 uts. 
 
 (2.) Aunt Kitty’s Tales [193-4] — With frontispiece. 12mo, 
 
 pp. 286. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3-4.) The Lofty and the Lowly [193-1-2] — or, Good in all and 
 
 none all Good. By M. J. McIntosh. In two volumes. 12mo, pp. 299+323=622. — 
 Price $1.20- 
 
 (5. Two Lives [193-3] — or, To Seem and to Be. By Maria 
 
 J. McIntosh. Illustrated. 12mo, pp. 262. Price 60 cts. 
 
 123. Sixth Series (5 v.) — Price for the five volumes $3.95, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 ( 1 .) Life Sketches from Common Paths ; a series of American 
 
 Tales. By Mrs. Julia L. Dumont. Cloth, pp. 286. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Hearth-Stone [192-4] — Thoughts upon Home Life in 
 
 our Cities. By Samuel Osgood. 12mo, pp. 290. Price 75 cts. 
 
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 (3.) Mile Stones in our Life’s Journey. By Samuel Osgood. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 367. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (4.) Gleanings ; Some Wheat, Some Chaff. By Miss A. A. 
 
 Goddard. Cloth, pp. 311. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (5.) Norman Leslie — [77] An historical and biographical 
 
 Scottish tale. Cloth, pp. 286. Price 60 cts. 
 
 124. Seventh Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes ^3.45, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) A Week’s Delight — [194-1] Or, Games and Stories for the 
 
 Parlor and Pireside. With Frontispiece, pp. 294. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Faggots for the Fireside ; or. Fact and Fancy. By Peter 
 
 Parley. Illustrated by engravings. Cloth, pp. 320- Price 85 cts. 
 
 (3.) Susan Pindar’s Story Book — [194-3] Comprising Fireside 
 
 Fairies ; or, Christmas at Aunt Elsie’s. Midsummer Day ; or, The Holidays at Wood- 
 leigh. Illustrated with numerous engravings, pp. 205 + 233=438. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (4.) Bichard the Fearless ; or. The Little Duke. With illustra- 
 tions. Cloth, pp. 208. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) Sedgemoor ; or. Home Lessons. By Mrs. Manners. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 252. Price 60 cts. 
 
 125. Eighth Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes ^2.90, 
 
 as follows-. 
 
 (1.) The Fawn of the Pale Faces; or. Two Centuries Ago. By 
 
 J. P. Brace. Cloth, pp. 288. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Mysterious Story Book ; or, The Good Step-mother. 
 
 By Whom. Cloth, pp. 222. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) Our Folks at Home ; or. Life at the Old Manor House. 
 
 By Edward Joliver. Illustrated by engravings. Cloth, pp. 300. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Use of Sunshine [192-6] — (12mo.) By S. M. pp. 
 
 348. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) Otto’s Treasury of Stories for Young People. With nume- 
 rous engravings on wood. Cloth, pp. 215. Price 50 cts. 
 
 126. Ninth Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes ^§r3, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) “No such Word as Fail” — [194-7] Or, The Children’s 
 
 Journey. By Alice B. Neal. With illustrations, pp. 177. Price 5J0 cts. 
 
 (2.) Contentment Better than Wealth — [194-6] By Alice B. 
 
 Neal. pp. 188. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) Patient Waiting no Loss — [194-5] Or, The two Christmas 
 
 Days. By Alice B. Neal. With illustrations, pp. 182. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) All’s Not Gold that Glitters — [194-4] Or, The Young 
 
 Californian. By Alice B. Neal. (Cousin Alice.) With illustrations, pp. 214. Price 
 50 cts. 
 
 (5.) Nothing Venture, Nothing Have. By Cousin Alice. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 168. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (6.) Out of Debt, Out of Danger. By Cousin Alice. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 251. Price 50 cts. ® 
 
 127. Tenth Series — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes ^2.15, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Nutcracker and Mouse King. Translated from the German 
 
 of Hoffman. By Mrs. St. Simon. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 138. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) A Guide for the Young to Success and Happiness [16] — 
 
 A manual of politeness and practical advice. By Wm. W. Pell. Cloth, pp. 180. 
 Price 30 cts, 
 
 (3.) Popular Tales. By Maria Edgeworth. Embellished 
 
 with original designs, by Croome. Cloth, pp. 446. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Young Student — [115-1] Or, Ralph and Victor. 
 
 Translated from the French, by Samuel Jackson. Three volumes in one. pp. 
 176+178+170=524. Price 65 cts. 
 
Practical Life. 179 
 
 128. Eleventh Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes ^1.80, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1-4.) Mrs. Ellis’s Works [124-1-4] — (4 v. pp. average 174= 
 
 696,) Comprising : — (1.) First Impressions ; or, hints to those who would make home 
 happy. Price 30 cts. (2.) Somerset Hall ; or, hints to those who would make home 
 happy. Price 30 cts. (3.) The Dangers of Dining Out ; or, hints, etc. Price 30 cts. 
 (4.) The Minister’s Family ; or, hints, etc. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5-6.) Miss Harriet Martineau’s Works [116] — (2 v. average 179= 
 
 358.) Comprising (1.) The Peasant and the Prince. Price 30 cts. (2.) The Crofton 
 Boys. Price 30 cts. 
 
 129. Twelfth Series — (9 v.) Price for the nine volumes &2.70, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Seven Rural Tales, portraying Social Life — [114-5] Sheep, 
 
 180. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Six Domestic Tales and Allegories — [114-4] Illustrating 
 
 human life. Sheep, pp. 180. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Chances and Changes — [196-5] Or, Life as it is. Illus- 
 
 trated in the history of a Straw Hat. By Charles Burdett, A. M. pp. 158. 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 ( 4 ) Never Too Late — [196-6] By Charles Burdett. pp. 
 
 180. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) My Uncle the Clock Maker — [106-11) By Mary Howitt. 
 
 Cloth, pp. 180. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (6.) Story of a Genius — [196-3] Or, Cola Monti, pp. 180. 
 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 (7.) The Twin Sisters — [196-4] A Tale for Youth. By Mrs. 
 
 Sandham. pp. 176. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (8.) The Goldmaker’s Village. Translated from the German. 
 
 By H. Zschokke. Cloth, pp. 180. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (9.) Tired of Housekeeping [125-11]— By T. S. Arthur. — 
 
 Cloth, pp. 167. Price 30 cts. 
 
 130. Thirteenth Series — (7v.) McIntosh’s Stories. Price for the 
 
 seven ;$2.10, as follows,— (1) Emily Herbert. (2) Blind Alice. (3) Jessie Graham. 
 (4) Grace and Clara. (5) Florence Arnott. (6) Ellen Leslie. (7) Rose and Lillie. 
 Cloth, pp. average 145=1015. 
 
 XXII. HARPER 8c BROS. PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 131. First Series (16 v.) — Mrs. Sherwood’s Works. Cloth, pp. 
 
 averaging 456 pages each =7296. Price $9.60, as follows : — (1) Henry Milner. (2) Fair- 
 child Family, Orphans of Normandy, &c. (3) Little Henry Abdallah, &c. (4) Indian 
 Pilgrim, Little Beggars, &c. (5) The Infant’s Progress, &c, (6) The Governess, &c. 
 (7) (8) Victoria, &e. (9, 10, 11.12) Lady of the Manor. 
 
 (13) Mailcoach, &c. (14) Monk of Annie’s. (15) Henry Milner, &c. (16) John Marten. 
 
 132. Second Series (7 v.) — The Works of Hannah More. Cloth, 
 
 pp. averaging 430 pages each =3010. Price $4.20, as follows (1) The Repository Tales. 
 (2) Coelebs in Search of a Wife, &c. jS) Christian Morals. 1 (4) Practical Piety. (5) 
 Tragedies, Poems, &c. (6) Female Education, &c. (7) Hints for forming the character 
 of a Princess, &c« 
 
 133. Third Series (7 v.) — Miss Edgeworth’s Works. Price for 
 
 the seven volumes $4.10, as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Parent’s Assistant [198-3] — or, Stories for Children. 
 
 (2-3) Harry and Lucy [T98-4-5]— with other Tales. (4, 5, 6, 7) Maria Edgeworth’s (3 v) 
 [112J— Seven Moral Tales. Rosamond. Popular Tales, and Frank. 
 
 134. Fourth Series (12 v.) — Harpers’ Story Books. 1st Series. 
 
 A series of Narratives, Dialogues, Biographies, and Tales, for the instruction and 
 entertainment of the young. By Jacob Abbott. Embellished with numerous and 
 beautiful engravings. Cloth, pp. averaging 160=1920. Price $2.40, as follows:— (1) 
 Viola. (2) Conzo. (3) Vernon, (4) Carl and Jocko. (5) Lapstone. (6) Orkney. (7) 
 Minigo. (8) Judge Instin. (9) Jasper. (10) Margaret. (11) The Great Elm. (12) The 
 Museum. 
 
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 135. Fifth Series (12 v.) — Harper’s Story Books. 2nd Series. 
 
 Cloth, pp. averaging 160 pages each=1920. Price $2.40, as follows (1) Dialogues. 
 (2) The Alcove. (3) The Gibraltar Gallery. (4) The Three Gold Dollars. (5) Rambles 
 among the Alps. (6) The Engineer. (7) Elfred. (8) John True. (9) American Histo- 
 ry. (10) English History. (11) Ancient History. (12) The Studio. 
 
 136. Sixth Series (11 v.) — Harper’s Story Books. 3rd Series. 
 
 Cloth, pp. averaging 160 pages each=l760. Price $2.20, as follows (1) The Harper 
 Establishment. (2) Timboo and Panny. (3) Timboo and Johba. (4) Virginia. (5) 
 Emma. (6) Prank. (7) The Little Louvre. (8) The Strait Gate. (9) Willie and the 
 Mortgage. (10) Bruno. (11) Pranklin. 
 
 137. Seventh Series (6 v.) — Harper’s Picture Books, and The 
 
 Child’s Book of Nature. Illustrated with numerous engravings. Cloth, pp. 192, 192, 
 192, 192,192, 496=1429. Price $3,15, as follows : — (1) Learning to Talk. (2) Learning 
 to Think. (3) Learning to Read. (4) About Common Things. (5) About Right and 
 Wrong. (6) The Child’s Book of Nature. By W. Hooker, M.D. Containing Plants, 
 Animals, Air, Water, Heat, &c. 
 
 138. Eighth Series (9 v.) — Price for the nine volumes §2.75, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Alice G-ordon [126-1] — or, the uses of Orphanage. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 198. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Lawyer’s Daughter [126-3] — Cloth, pp. 186. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Arthur Martin ; or, the Mother’s Trials. By Charles 
 
 Burdett. Cloth, pp. 225. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Dying Robin [126-5] — and other Tales. Cloth, pp. 
 
 212 Price 30 cts* 
 
 (5.) The Young Schoolmistress [126-4] — Cloth, pp. 197. Price 
 
 30 cts. 
 
 (6.) The Good Genius that turned everything into Gold. — 
 
 Cloth, pp. 201, Price 30 cts. 
 
 (7.) Ellen Herbert ; or, Family Changes. Cloth, pp. 206. 
 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 (8 ) William, the Cottager [128-8] — By the author of “ Ellen 
 
 Herbert.” Cloth, pp. 168. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (9.) The Magic of Kindness — [199-6] Or, the Wondrous 
 
 Story of the good Huan. By the Brothers Mathew, Illustrated by George 
 Ceuikshank and Kenny Meadows, pp. 249. Price 35 cts. 
 
 139. Ninth Series (4 v.) — Price for the four volumes §2.40, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Christmas Books — [196-4] By Charles Dickens. 
 
 Containing, 1. A Christmas Carol. 2. The Chimes. 3. The Cricket on the Hearth. 4. The 
 Battle of Life. 5. Haunted Man. pp. 90, 95, 97, 96, 107=485. Price 60 cts, 
 
 (2.) The Days of my Life. An Autobiography. By the author 
 
 of “ Margaret Maitland.’’ Cloth, pp. 428. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Courtesy and Manners — [196-2] The Principles of 
 
 Courtesy. With Hints and Observations on Manners and Habits. By Geoege 
 Wineeed Hakyey. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Rhetoric of Conversation ; or, Bridles and Spurs for 
 the management of the tongue. By Geoege Wineeed Haevey. Cloth, pp. 380. 
 Price 60 cts. 
 
 140. Tenth Series (4 v.) — Price for the four volumes §1.85, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Evenings at Home [127-3] — By Dr. Aikin and Mrs. 
 
 Baebattld. With engravings, by Adams, pp. 3S2. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Heir of West-Wayland— [198-1] A Tale. By 
 
 Maky Howitt. pp. 232. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) Liberia ; or, Mr. Peyton’s Experiments. Edited by Mrs. 
 
 Sarah J. Hall. Cloth, pp. 301. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Mary Grover — [198-2] Or, The Trusting Wife ; a Do- 
 
 mestic Temperance Tale. By Charles Burdett. pp. 165. Price 35 cts- 
 
Practical Life. 181 
 
 141. Eleventh Series— (4 v.) Price for the four volumes $1.90, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Elizabeth Benton [126-2] — or, Religion in connection with 
 
 fashionable life. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (2.) Warren’s Duties of Attorneys, &c. — [199-1] The Moral, 
 
 Social, and Professional Duties of Attorneys and Solicitors. By Samuel Warren, 
 Esq., P.R.S. pp. 302. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Mother at Home — [199-4J Or, the Principles of 
 
 Maternal Duty familiarly illustrated. By John S. C. Abbott. Very greatly im- 
 proved and enlarged. With numerous engravings, pp. 303. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Child at Home [199-5] — (16mo.) or, the Principles of 
 
 Pilial Duty familiarly illustrated. By John S. C. Abbott. Very greatly improved 
 and enlarged. With numerous engravings, pp. 318. Price 50 cts. 
 
 142. Twelfth Series (7 v.) — Miss Sedgewick’s Tales. Price for 
 
 the seven volumes $3.45, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Live and Let Live — [113-1] Or, Domestic Service. 
 
 Illustrated. Half-sheep, pp. 215. Price 38 cts. 
 
 (2.) Means and Ends ; or, Self-training. Cloth, pp. 278. Price 
 
 38 cts. 
 
 (3.) Eight Stories — [113-3] A Love Token for Children, 
 
 designed for Sunday School Libraries. Half-sheep, pp. 142. Price 38 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man [113-2] — 
 
 Half-sheep, pp. 186. Price 38 cts, 
 
 (5.) Twelve Stories for Young Persons — [113-6] Half- sheep, 
 
 Half- sheep, pp. 185. Price 38 cts. 
 
 (6.) Tales and Sketches. Second Series. Cloth, pp. 396. 
 
 Price 38 cts. 
 
 . (7.) The Linwoods (2 v.) — Cloth, pp. Price $1.50. 
 
 143. Thirteenth Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $1.80, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Pictures of Early Life [122-1] — or, Sketches of Youth. 
 
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 (2.) The Blind Girl and other Tales [122-2] — By Mrs. E. C. 
 
 Embury, pp. . Price 30 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Pleasures of Taste [128-1] — and other stories, select- 
 ed from the writings of Miss Jane Taylor. With a sketch of her life. By Mrs. 
 Sarah J/Hale. Cloth, pp. 288. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4,) Things by their Right Names — [128-3] And other 
 
 stories, fables, and moral pieces, in prose and verse, selected and arranged from the 
 writings of Mrs. Barbauld. With a sketch of her life. By Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. 
 Cloth, pp. 263. Price 30 cts. 
 
 (5.) Isabel — [128-15] Or, the Trials of the Heart ; a tale for 
 
 the youner. Two parts in one volume. Half-sheep, pp. 182. Price 30 cts, 
 
 (6.) The Juvenile Companion — [201-3] And Eireside Reader. 
 
 Consisting of historical and biographical anecdotes, and selections in poetry. By the 
 Rev. John L. Blake, D.D. pp. 252. Price 30 cts. 
 
 144. Fourteenth Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $1.70, 
 
 as follows : 
 
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 632. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (4.) Philanthropy ; or, my Mother’s Bible. Founded on an 
 
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 (5.) Social Evenings; or, Historical Tales for Youth, By Miss 
 
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 (6.) Parental Instructions; or. Guide to "Wisdom and Virtue. 
 
 Designed for young persons of either sex, selected mainly from the writings of an emi- 
 nent physician. Cloth, pp. 252. Price 30 cts. 
 
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182 
 
 Practical Life. 
 
 XXIII. C. SCRIBNER’S PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 145. First Series — (5 v.) Price for the five volumes ^3.90, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) The Myrtle Wreath; or. Stray Leaves Recalled. By 
 
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 (2.) Incidents in the Life of a Pastor. By William Wisner, 
 
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 (3.) Examples of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. By 
 
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 (4.) Mercantile Morals — [204-1] Or, Thoughts for Young 
 
 Men entering Mercantile Life. By Rev. William H. Van Doren. With frontis- 
 piece. pp. 437. Price 70 cts. 
 
 (5.) Archibald Cameron — [2] Or, Heart Trials, pp. 325. Price 
 
 60 cts. 
 
 146. Second Series — Mrs. Tuthill’ s Works — (4v.) Price for the 
 
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 (1.) Queer Bonnets — [204-4] Or, Truthfulness and Generosity. 
 A book for girls. By Mrs. L, C. Tuthill. With frontispiece, pp. 325. Price 50 cts. 
 (2.) Braggadocio — [204-5] A Book for Boys and Girls. By 
 
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 (3.) Tip-Top — [204-6] Or, A Noble Aim. A Book for Boys 
 
 and Girls. By Mrs. L. C. Tuthill. With frontispiece, pp. 325. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) Beautiful Bertha. By Mrs. L. C. Tuthill. Cloth, pp. 
 
 271. Price 50 cts, 
 
 147. Third Series — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes ^1.30, as 
 
 follows : 
 
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 man, by Mrs H. C. Conant. Cloth, pp. 201. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2.) The Rat Catcher ; or. The Magic Fife. A story of the 
 
 olden time. By Gustar Nievitz. Translated from the German, by Mrs. H. C. 
 Conant, Cloth, pp. 166. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (3.) Old Karl the Cooper, and his wonderful book. By Elbert 
 Perce. Cloth, pp. 227. Price 50 cts. 
 
 148. Fourth Series [203] — (4 v.) T. S. Arthur’s Stories. Price 
 
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 (2.) The Old Man’s Bride. With frontispiece, pp. 357. Price 
 
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 (3.) Sparing to Spend ; or. The Loftons and Pinkertons. With 
 
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 (4.) Home Lights and Shadows. With frontispiece, pp. 376. 
 
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 149. Fifth Series [205] — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes ^2.80, 
 
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 (3.) A Grandmother’s Recollections. By Ella Rodman. With 
 
 illustrations, pp. 235. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) Gulliver Joi ; His Three Voyages. Being an account of his 
 
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 pp. 272. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (5.) The Little Drummer; or, Filial Affection. A story of the 
 
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 H. E. Conant. With illustrations, pp. 200* Price 40 cts. 
 
 (6.) Perils of Greatness. — Alexander Menzikoff ; or. The Perils 
 of Greatness. By Gustar Nievitz. Translated by Mrs. H. C. Conant, With 
 frontispiece, pp. 226. Price 40 cts. 
 
183 
 
 Practical Life. 
 
 150. Sixth Series [206] — (13 v.) Charlotte Elizabeth’s Works. 
 
 Price for the thirteen volumes $5.20, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Personal Recollections ; continued to the close of her life. 
 (2.) Helen Fleetwood. (3.) Judah’s Lion. (4.) Judaea Capta; with frontispiece. (5.) 
 The Siege of Derry; or, Sufferings of the Protestants: a tale of the Revolution. 
 (6.) The Rockite, an Irish Story, (7.) Floral Biography; or. Chapters on Flowers. 
 (8.) Principalities and Powers in Heavenly Places ; with an introduction by the Rev. 
 Edtvard Bickersteth. (9.) Passing Thoughts, and Falsehood and Truth. (10.) 
 Izram, a Mexican Tale. Osric, a Missionary Tale ; with the Garden, and other poems. 
 (11.) Conformity ; the Convent Bell, and other Poems. (12.) Letters from Ireland. 
 (13.) The Rockite (2nd.) pp. average 350=3850. 
 
 151. Seventh Series — Arthur’s Tales for Rich and Poor [207] — 
 
 (6 v.) Price for the six volumes $1.85, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Keeping Up Appearances ; or, A Tale for the Rich and Poor. 
 
 (2.) Riches Have Wings. (3.) Rising in the World. (4.) Making Haste to be Rich. 
 (5.) Debtor and Creditor ; a Tale of the Times. (6.) Retiring from Business ; or, The 
 Rich Man’s Error, pp. average 190=1140. 
 
 152. Eighth Series — Uncle Frank’s Home Stories [208] — (6 v.) 
 
 By Francis C. Woodworth. Eight tinted illustrations in each volume. Price for 
 the six volumes $2.40, as follows : 
 
 (1.) A Budget of Willow Lane Stories. (2.) A Peep at our 
 
 Neighbours, A sequel to the Willow Lane Budget. (3 ) The Miller of our Village, 
 and some of his Tolls. (4.) The Strawberry Girl; or, How to Rise in the World. 
 (5.) The Boy’s and Girl’s Country Book. (6.) The Little Mischief-Maker, and other 
 Stories, pp. average 174=1044. 
 
 XXIV. C. S. FRANCIS & CO.’S PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 153. First Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes, ^3.10, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Autumnal Leaves. — Tales and Sketches in prose and rhyme. 
 
 By L. Maria Child. Cloth, pp. 363. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (2.) Fact and Fiction. — A Collection of Stories. By L. Maria 
 
 Child. Cloth, pp. 282. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Memoirs of Madame de Stael and of Madame Roland. By 
 
 L. Maria Child. Cloth, pp. 2^0. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (4.) New Flowers for Children. By L. Maria Child. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 310. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) Scottish Stories. By Mrs. Blackford. Cloth, pp. 369. 
 
 Price 60 cts, 
 
 154. Second Series — (3 v.) Price for the three volumes sgT.90, 
 
 as follows : 
 
 (1.) Arabian Night’s Entertainments — Containing the most 
 
 popular stories best adapted to family reading. Illustrated by numerous engravings. 
 Cloth, pp. 424. Price $1. 
 
 (2.) Stories of the Canadian Forest ; or, Little Mary and her 
 
 House. By Mrs. Traill. With illustrations. Cloth, pp. 240. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (3.) The Rival Crusoes, By Agnes Strickland. Cloth, 
 
 pp. 160, Price 40 cts. 
 
 155. Third Series — (9 v.) Edgeworth’s Works. Price for the 
 
 nine volumes $3 60, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Harry and Lucy [173] — With an Address to Mothers ; 
 
 the stories of Little Dog Trusty, the Orangeman, and the Cherry Orchard. With 
 illustrations, pp. 264. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (2 to 5.) Harry and Lucy, concluded. Being the last part of 
 
 early lessons. In four volumes, pp. 219, 207, 232, 227=884. Price $1.60. 
 
 (6-7.) Edgeworth’s Rosamond. In two volumes. With illus- 
 
 trations. pp. 222, 279=519. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (8-9.) Frank: a sequel to Frank in early lessons. In two 
 
 volumes, pp. 243, 289=502. Price 80 cts. 
 
184 Practical Life. 
 
 156 . Fourth Series (7 v.) — Price for the seven volumes $3.50 as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Hofland’s Moral Tales for tlie Young [174] — Including 
 
 the Barbadoes Girl , the Good Grandmother, and Ellen the Teacher. Bv Baebaea 
 Hoeland. With illustrations, pp. 176, 150, 157=483. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (2,) Holland’s Domestic Tales : being tlie Histories of the 
 
 Officers, Merchants, and Clergymen’s Widows and their Young Families. With 
 illustrations, pp. 184, 178, 183=545. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (3.) Hofland’s Farewell Tales. With engravings, pp. 215. 
 
 Price 30 cts. 
 
 (4.) Mary Howitt’s Story-Book; with portraits and illustra- 
 
 tions. pp. *160, 160=320. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (5.) American Girls’ Book ; or, Occupation for Play Hours. 
 
 By Miss Leslie. With illustrations, pp. 383. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (6.) Elements of Morality : for the use of Young Persons. 
 Revised. Prom the German of C. I. Salzmann, With frontispiece, pp, 234. 
 Price 40 cts. , 
 
 (7.) Tales worth Telling; or, A Traveller’s Adventures by 
 
 Sea and Land ; told to his young listeners, Frederick and Lucy. Illustrated with 
 one hundred and thirty-three engravings, pp. 264. Price 40 cts. 
 
 157 . Fifth Series (10 v.) — Price for the ten volumes $3, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 Mrs. Hofland’s Tales and Stories [175] — Average 180 pp. each 
 
 =1800. With illustrations, as follows ; 
 
 (1) The Officer’s Widow and her young family. (2) The Clergyman’s Widow and her 
 young family. (3) The Merchant’s Widow and her family. (4) The Sisters; a 
 domestic tale. ( 5 ) The Blind Parmer and his Children. (6) Ellen, the Teacher ; a 
 tale for youth. (7) The Affectionate Brothers; a tale. (8) The Daughter of a 
 Genius ; a tale for youth. (9) The Barbadoes Girl ; a tale for young people, (10) 
 The Good Grandmother and her Offspring ; a tale. 
 
 158 * Sixth Series (8 v.) — Average pp. 180=1440. With illus- 
 
 trations. Price for the eight volumes $2.40, as follows : 
 
 (1 to 5.) Andersen; a Christmas Greeting [176] — Thirteen 
 
 new Stories. Prom the Danish of Hans Cheistian Andeesen. (2) A Picture 
 Book without Pictures ; and other stories. Translated by Maey Howitt. With a 
 memoir of the author. (3) A Danish Story Book. (4) Little Ellie; and other tales. 
 (5) The Ugly Duck ; and other tales. 
 
 (6 to 8.) Mrs. Child’s Flowers for Children. — In three vo- 
 lumes, viz. : I. Por children eight or nine years old. II. Por children from four to 
 six years old. III. Por children of eleven and twelve years of age. 
 
 159 . Seventh Series [177] — (8 v.) Price for the eight volumes 
 
 $2. 40, as follows : 
 
 (1-4) Mary Howitt’s Fireside Tales. (2.) The Christmas 
 
 Tree : a book of stories. (3.) The Turtle Dove, and other stories. (4.) The Favorite 
 Scholar, and other tales. 
 
 (5-8.) Mrs. S. C. Hall. Turns of Fortune, and other Tales. 
 
 (6.) The Private Purse, and other tales. (7,) The Merchant’s Daughter, and other 
 tales, (8,) The Whisperer. 
 
 160 . Eighth Series — Gilman, Lamb, Trimmer, etc. — [178] — (8 
 
 v. ) Price for the eight volumes $2.40, as follows : 
 
 (1-2.) Gilman. The Little Wreath of Stories and Poems for 
 
 Children. (2.) Stories and Poems for Children. 
 
 (3.) Lamb. Mrs. Leicester’s School. The Histories of several 
 
 Young Ladies, related by themselves. By Chaeles and Maey Lamb. 
 
 (4.) Trimmer. The Robins ; or. Domestic Life among the Birds. 
 
 With anecdotes of other animals. By Mrs. Teimmee. . 
 
 (5-8.) Miscellaneous. [5.] How to Win Love; or, Rhoda’s 
 
 Lesson- A Story for the Young. [6.] Holiday Stories, containing Harry Norman; 
 Helen and George ; The Little Blue Flag ; Poor Old Peggy ; Georgiana, or the Excur- 
 sion. [7.] Claudine ; or. Humility the Basis of all the Virtues. A Swiss Tale. By a 
 Mothee. [8.] Right and Wrong, exhibited in the history of Rosa and Agnes. By 
 a Mothee. Average pp. 180=1440. 
 
Practical Life. 185 
 
 161 . G. P. Putnam Co.’s Publications — (4 v.) Price for 
 
 the four volumes 2.30, as follows : 
 
 (1-2.) Mr. Rutherford’s Children — [202-5] — (2v.) Ellen Mont- 
 gomery’s Bookcase. Illustrated, pp. 265+212=477. Price $1.20. 
 
 (3.) Carl Krinken — [202-6] His Christmas Stocking. Illus- 
 
 trated, pp. 308. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) Casper. By Amy Lothrop. Cloth, pp. 263, price 50 cts. 
 
 XXV. J. S. RSDFIELD’B PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 162. First Series — (4 v.) Price for the four volumes, ^3.30, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 (1.) Table Traits, with something on them. By Dr. Doran. 
 
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 (2.) Habits and Men, with Remnants of Records touching the 
 
 Makers of Both. By Dr. Dorak. Cloth, pp. 402. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (3.) Merrimack ; or. Life at the Loom. A Tale. By Day 
 Kellogg Lee. Cloth, pp. 353. Price 80 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Master Builder — [216-3] Or, Life at a Trade. By Day 
 
 Kellogg Lee. 12mo, pp. 322, jsr. Price 80 cts. 
 
 163 . Second Series — (6 v.) Price for the six volumes ^1.80, as 
 
 follows : 
 
 Stories. By Charles Dickens. Cloth, pp. averaging 180 
 
 pages each =1080, as follows : (1.) Little Nell. (2.) Little Paul. (3.) Smike. (4.) 
 Child Wife. (5-) Plorence Dombey, (6.) Oliver and the Two Pagin. 
 
 164. Randolph’s Publications — (4 v.) Price for the four 
 
 volumes, $ , as follows : 
 
 (1.) The Flower of the Family. A Book for Girls. Cloth, pp. 
 
 389. Price 
 
 (2.) Work ; or, Plenty to do and how to do it. By Margaret 
 Maria Brewster. Cloth, pp. 167- Price 
 
 (3.) Only a Dandelion, and other Stories. Cloth, pp. 308. 
 Price 
 
 (4.) Lillie Gordon ; or, the Young Housekeeper. By Cousin 
 Kate. Cloth, pp. 371. Price 
 
 165. Lindsay and Blakiston’s Publications — (5 v.) Price 
 
 for the five volumes $ as follows : 
 
 (1.) Struggles for Life ; or, the Autobiography of a Dissenting 
 
 Minister. Cloth, pp. 384. Price 80 cts, 
 
 (2.) The Children of the New Testament. By the Rev. Theo- 
 
 philtjs Stork, D.D. Cloth, pp. 185. Price 
 
 (3.) The Dial of Love. A Christmas Book for the Young. By 
 
 Mart Howitt. Illustrated. Cloth, pp. 190. Price 60 cts. 
 
 (4.) The Neighbor’s Children. From the German. By Mrs. 
 Sarah A. Myers. Cloth, pp. 267. Price 50 cts. 
 
 (5.) Sequel to the “Neighbor’s Children.” From the German. 
 By Mrs. Sarah A. Myers. Cloth, pp. 333. Price 50 cts. 
 
 N 
 
186 
 
 History 
 
 PART II. 
 
 BOOKS OF REFERENCE— HISTORY. 
 
 (Not designed for general reading.) 
 
 I. PALESTINE AND THE JEWS. 
 
 192. Bohn’s Josephus [284]— (2 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) The 
 
 Works of Flavius Josephus, the learned and authentic Jewish historian. Translated 
 by William Whiston, A.M. With maps, and fifty-two beautiful pictorial illustra- 
 tions. In two volumes, pp. 693, 661=1354. hgb. Price $3. 
 
 193. Lippincott’s Josephus [1] — (2 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The learned and authentic Jewish historian and celebrated warrior; containing 
 twenty books of the Jewish antiquities, seven books of the Jewish war, and the life 
 of Josephus, written by himself ; translated from the original Greek, according to 
 Havercamp’s accurate edition ; together with Explanatory Notes and Observations. 
 Embellished with engravings. By William Whiston, A.M. In two vols. Sheep, 
 pp. ix, 582+596=1186. Igc. Price $1.85. 
 
 194. Blackie’s Josephus [119] — (4 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) With 
 
 maps and illustrations. In four volumes, pp. 1802. bs. Price $5. 
 
 195. William’s Jerusalem [128] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) His- 
 
 torical and descriptive memoir of Jerusalem. (To accompany the Ordnance Survey 
 Map. By the Rev. Georoe Williams, B.D. Cloth, pp. 164. jwp. Price, with an 
 Ordnance Map, $2. 
 
 II. GENERAL HISTORY. 
 
 196. Ancient History [3] — (8vo. R. Tr. Soc.) Containing 
 
 the History of the Egyptians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Medes, Lydians, Persians, Mace- 
 donians, the Seleucidae in Syria, the Parthians, and Carthaginians. From Rollin 
 and other authentic sources, both ancient and modern. With six maps. One vol. 
 Cloth, pp. 526. Double columns. Price §1.80. 
 
 197. Kitto’s Scripture Lands [129] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Described in a series of historical, geographical, and topographical sketches ; and 
 illustrated by engravings, and a complete Biblical Atlas of twenty- four coloured 
 maps ; with a general index of reference. By John Kitto, DJD., F.S.A. Cloth, 
 pp. 276, maps 24, index 96=396. hgb . Price $1.50. 
 
 198. Blackie’s Rollin [281] — (3 v. 11. 8vo. Eng.) The 
 
 Ancient History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and 
 Persians, Grecians, and Macedonians, their arts and sciences. By M. Rollin. With 
 geographical, topographical, historical, and critical notes, and a life of the author. 
 By James Bell. Illustrated with numerous engravings and etchings on steel, in- 
 cluding a complete set of maos. In three volumes. Cloth, pp. 46,624,10,831,30,4,632= 
 2177. bs. Price $7.25. 
 
 199. Tegg’s Rollin’s [2] — (6 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) Ancient 
 
 History of the Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Per- 
 sians, Grecians and Macedonians. By M. Rollin. Translated from the French. 
 Revised, corrected, and illustrated with maps. In six volumes. Cloth, pp. 2681. wtc. 
 Price $4.60. 
 
 200. Harper’s Rollin [2] — (2 v. 8yo. Am. Edi.) Including a 
 
 History of the Arts and Sciences of the Ancients. By Charles Rollin. Illustrated 
 with maps and plans. With a life of the author. By James Bell. In two volumes. 
 Sheep. Double columns, pp. xlvii, 584+xii, 801=1343. lib. Price $2.20. 
 
 201. Niebuhr’s Ancient History [263] — (3 v. 8vo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Lectures on Ancient History, from the earliest times to the taking of Alexan- 
 dria by Octavianus ; comprising the history of the Asiatic nations, the Eg 3 r ptians, 
 Greeks, Macedonians, and Carthaginians. By B. G. Niebuhr. Translated from the 
 German of Dr. Marcus Niebuhr. By Dr. Leonhard Schmitz, F.R.S.E. With ad- 
 ditions and corrections from his own manuscript notes. In three volumes. Cloth, 
 pp. 424, 383, 669=1476. lb. Price $3.60. 
 
History. 187 
 
 202 . Muller’s History of the World [6] — (4 v. 12mo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) Erom the earliest period to the year of our Lord 1783; with particular 
 reference to the affairs of Europe and her Colonies, Translated from the 
 German of Baron John Yon Muller, Revised, corrected, and illustrated by a no- 
 tice of the life and writings of the author. By Alexander H. Everett. In four 
 volumes. Cloth, pp. vii, 372+384+380+407— 1550. hb. Price $2.40. 
 
 203 . Farr’s Ancient History [113]— (4 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Containing the History of the Egyptians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Medes, Lydians, 
 Carthaginians, Persians, Macedonians, the Seleucidae in Syria, and Parthians." Erom 
 Rollin, and other authentic sources, both ancient and modern. By Edward Earr. 
 In four volumes. Cloth, pp. 310, 333, 329, 3(32-1334. rcb. Price $1.60. 
 
 204 . Taylor’s Ancient and Modern History — (2 v. 
 
 8 vo. Am. Edi.) Price for the two volumes 82.20, as follows : 
 
 (1.) Taylor’s Manual of Ancient History [4] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Containing the political history, geographical position, and social state of the princi- 
 pal nations of antiquity, carefully revised from the ancient writers. By W. C. 
 Taylor, LL.D. Revised by C. S. Henry, D.D. Cloth, pp. xii, 323, (Questions) 35 = 
 370. dac. Price $ 1 . 
 
 (2.) Taylor’s Manual of Modern History [41] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Containing- the rise and progress of the principal European nations, their political 
 history, and the changes in their social condition ; with a history of the colonies 
 founded by Europeans. By W. C. Taylor, LL.D. Revised, with a chapter on the 
 United States. By C. S, Henry, I) D. Cloth, pp. iii, 474. 54=531. dac. Price $1.20. 
 
 205 . Tytler’ s Universal History [5] — (6 v. 16mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) From the creation of the world to the beginning of the eighteenth century. 
 By the late Right Hon. Alexander Eraser Tytler, Lord Woodhouselee. In six 
 volumes. Cloth, pp. 2006, wtc. Price $4. 
 
 206 . Ibid . [5] — By the late Right Hon. Alexander Fraser 
 
 Tytler and Rev. Edward Nares, D.D. Edited by an American. Six volumes in 
 three. 16mo, half sheep, pp. 1984. hb. Price $2.20. 
 
 207 . Dew’s Ancient and Modern History [1/0] — (8vo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) A digest of the laws, customs, manners, and institutions of the ancient and 
 modern nations. By Thomas Dew. Cloth, pp- 662. dac. Price $1*50. 
 
 III. HISTORY OF GRBBCS. 
 
 Eno 
 
 8 . Edi.) 
 
 In eight volumes. 
 
 [17]— (12 v. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Each volume averaging 450 pages 
 
 208 . Thirlwall’s Greece [143] — (8 v. 18mo. 
 
 With vignette and titles. Erom Lardner’s Cabinet Cycloncedia. 
 
 Cloth, Ic. Price $5.60. 
 
 209 - Grote’s History of Greece 
 
 By George Grote, Esq. In twelve volumes. 
 hb. Price $ 7 - 20 . 
 
 210 . Thirlwall’s Greece [142] — (2 v. Am. Edi.) A History 
 
 of Greece. By the Right Rev. Bishop Thirlwall, D.D. In two volumes Sheen 
 pp. 592, 535=1127. Double columns, hb. Price $2.40. P ’ 
 
 211 . Heeren’s Greece [137] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) Ancient 
 
 Greece. Erom the German of Arnold H. L. Heeren. By George Bancroet 
 Also three Historical Treatises by the same author. Cloth, pp. 518, hgb. Price $ 3 . 
 
 212 . Boeckhs’ Athens [138] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) The Public 
 
 Economy of Athens ; to which is added, a Dissertation on the Silver Mines of Laurion 
 By Augustus Boeckh, Professor in the University of Berlin. Translated with 
 notes, by Sir George Cornewall Lewis, A.M. Cloth, pp. 688 , jivp. Price $3.80. 
 
 213 . Becker’s Works — (2 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) Price for the two 
 
 volumes $4.10j^as follows : 
 
 (1.) Beckers Gallus [155] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Or, Roman 
 
 Scenes of the times of Augustus; with notes and exercises illustrative of the Man. 
 ners and Customs of the Romans, With two coloured sheets. By Professor W A 
 Becker. Translated by the Rev. Frederick Metcalfe, M.A. Cloth, pp. 535 nwd 
 Price $ 2 . 10 . ** ’ 
 
 (2.) Becker’s Charicles [139] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Or, the pri- 
 vate life of the Ancient Greeks. By Professor W. A. Becker. Translated bv thp 
 Rev. E. Metcalfe, M.A. Cloth, pp. 512, jwp. Price $ 2 . . Lransiatea by the 
 
188 
 
 History. 
 
 IV. HISTORY OF ROME. 
 
 215. Bohn’s Gibbon’s Beeline and. Pall [23]— (6 v. 12mo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.) History of the Decline and Fall of the Homan Empire. By Edward 
 Gibbon, Esq. With various Notes, including those of Guizot, Wenck, Niebuhr, 
 Hugo, and Neander. Edited, wil h further illustrations, from the most recent sources, 
 by an English Churchman. In six volumes. Cloth, pp. average 550=3300, hgb. Price 
 <54.50. 
 
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History 
 
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193 
 
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194 Biography . 
 
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 133. Schoolcraft’s Ozark Mountains [120] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 134. Shea’s Mississippi Valley [39] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) Dis- 
 
 covery and Exploration of the Mississippi Valley ; with the original narratives of 
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 Price $1.60. 
 
 135. Motes on North America [42] — (2v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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 F. W. Johnston, M.A., F.R.S. Cloth, pp. 415+512=927. tors. Price $3.80. 
 
 136. Coggeshall’s Eighty Voyages [96] — (2v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 137. Silliman’s Europe [135] — (2 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
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 418, 468=886. ggp. tc. asbc. Price $2. 
 
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 182. Langhorns’ Plutarch [171] — (2v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Plutarch’s Lives of the Ancients. By the Langhorns. Cloth, pp. 1133. hgb. 
 Price $2. 
 
 1821* Ibid. In one vol. [1] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) Cloth, pp. 772. 
 
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 183, Merrick’s Mohammed [18] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) The 
 
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 ul Kuloob. Translated from the Persian. By the Rev. James L. Merrick, pp. 483. 
 psc. Price $1.40. 
 
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 184. Fuller’s Worthies of England — (3 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 A history of the Worthies of England. By Thomas Fuller, D.D., containing brief 
 notices of the most celebrated Worthies of England who have flourished since the 
 time of Fuller ; with explanatory notes and copious indexes. By P. Austin Nuttall, 
 LL.D. Cloth, pp. xxx+180 + ix+584+xii + 590 = 1805. wtc. Price $2.85, 
 
 185. Campbell’s Chancellors [48] — (7 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from 
 the earliest times till the retell of King George IV. By John Lord Campbell, A.M., 
 &c. Cloth, pp. 495+496+456+538+513+535 + 570=3606. bl. Price $9.50. 
 
Biography . 195 
 
 186. Campbell’s Chief Justices [49] — (2 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The Lives of the Chief Justices of England, from the Norman Conquest till the death 
 of Lord Mansfield. By John Lord Campbell, LL.D., &c. Cloth, pp. 463+442=905. 
 bl. Price $2.75. 
 
 187. Boswell’s Johnson [203] — f2v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) The 
 
 Life of Samuel Johnson, LL D., including a journey of a tour to the Hebrides. By 
 James Boswell, Esq. ; with numerous additions and notes; by John Wilson 
 Croker, LL.D. Sheep, pp. xii+ 563 + 566=1142. Jib. Price $2 40. 
 
 188. Forster’s Statesmen of the Commonwealth [43] — 
 
 (8vo. Am. Edi.) The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of England ; with a treatise 
 on the popular progress in English History. By John Forster, of the Inner Tem- 
 ple. Edited by J. O. Choules. Sheep, pp, xliii + 643=685. lib. Price $1.20. 
 
 189. Chamber’s Scottish Biography [227[ — (4 v. 8vo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen. By Robert Chambers. 
 Embellished with seventy-two authentic portraits on steel. Cloth, pp. vi +558 +600 + 
 588+551=2303. bs. Price $10. 
 
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 190. Pilkington’s Painters — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) A General 
 
 Dictionary of Painters ; containing memoirs of the lives of the most Eminent Pro- 
 fessors of the Art of Painting, from its revival by Cimabue, in the year 1250, to the 
 present time. By Mathew Pilkingtckv, A.M. With an introduction historical and 
 critical. By Allan Cunningham. Corrected and revised by R, A. Davenport, 
 Esq. ; with portrait of Sir Joshua Reynolds. Cloth, pp. 623. double columns, wtc . 
 Price $2.10. 
 
 191. Vasari’s Painters [222] — 5 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) Lives 
 
 of the most Eminent Painters. Sculptors, and Architects: translated from the Italian 
 of Georgio Vasari. With notes and illustrations, chiefly selected from various com- 
 mentators. By Mrs. Jonathan Forster. Cloth, pp. average 525=2687. hgb. 
 Price $3.50. 
 
 192* Memoirs of Perthes — (2 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) Memoirs of 
 
 Frederick Perthes, or Literary, Religious and Political Life in Germany, from 1789 to 
 184-3. From the German of Frederick Theodore Perthes. Cloth, pp. xii+448 + viii+ 
 491=959. tc. jcg. Price $3.60. 
 
 193. Gorton’s Biographical Dictionary [226]— (4 v. 8vo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.) A General Biographical Dictionary. By John Gorton. To which is ad- 
 ded a supplementary volume completing the work to the present time. Cloth, pp. 
 about 3000. Ibc . hgb. Price $8.50. 
 
 194. Appleton’s Cyclopaedia of Biography — (Royal. 8vo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) A Cyclopoedia of Biography, embracing a series of original memoirs of the 
 most distinguished persons of all times. Edited by Francis L. Hawks, D.D. ; with 
 numerous illustrations. Cloth, pp. 6066. dac. Price $3.60. 
 
 195. Blake’s Biographical Dictionary [225]— (Royal 8vo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) A General Biographical Dictionary, comprising a summary account of the 
 most distinguished persons of all ages, nations and professions, including more than 
 one thousand articles of American Biography. By the Rev. J. L. Blake, D.D. Re- 
 vised. Sheep, double columns, pp. 1,096, bbmc. Price $3.50. 
 
 196. Rich’s Cyclopedia of Biography — (12mo Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Cyclopaedia of Biography, embracing a series of original memoirs of the most distin- 
 guished persons of all times. Edited by Elihu Rich. With numerous illustrations. 
 Cloth, pp. 867, rgc . Price $2.40. 
 
 197. Godwin’s Universal Biography [232] — (12mo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) A Handbook of Universal Biography. By Frank Godwin. Cloth, double 
 columns, pp. vi+821 =827, asbc. Price $1.80. 
 
 198. Sparks’ American Biography [148] — (25 v. 12mo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) The Library of American Biography,— First Series. Conducted by Jared 
 Sparks, LL.D. Containing the lives of Stark, Brown, Montgomery, Allen, Wilson, 
 Smith, Arnold, Wayne, Vane, Elliot, Pinkney, Ellery, Mather, Phips, Putnam, David- 
 son, Rittenhouse, Edwards, Brainerd, Steuben, Cabot, Eaton, Fulton, Warren, Hud- 
 son and Marquette. In ten volumes. With portraits and autographs. Cloth, hb. 
 Price $6. 
 
196 Literature. 
 
 199 . Second Series [149] — Containing the lives of Cavalier de 
 
 la Salle, Henry, Otis, Oglethorpe, Sullivan, Leisler, Bacon, Mason, Williams, Dwight 
 Pulaski, Remford. Pike, Gorton, Stiles, Fitch, Hutchinson, Ribault, Rale, Palfrey, 
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 yard, Davie and Kirkland. With portraits, &c. Cloth, pp. about 10,000, Ibc . Price 
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 200 . Sparks’ Washington [282] — (8vo, Am. Edi.) The Life 
 
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 I. ENCYCLOPEDIAS. 
 
 143 . National Cyclopsedia [840-1] — (12 v. 8vo. Eng, Edi.) 
 
 The National Cyclopaedia of Useful Knowledge. By Charles Knight. Founded 
 on the “ Penny Cyclopaedia.” Cloth, 12,208 columns or 6,104 pages, gcx. Price $9.50. 
 
 144 . Popular Encyclopaedia [27] — (14 v. Royal 8vo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) The Popular Encyclopaedia ; or. Conversations Lexicon : being a general Dic- 
 tionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature, Biography, History, Ethics and Political Econo- 
 my ; with dissertations on the progress of science, literature and the fine arts. By 
 Thomas Thomson, M.D., Sir Daniel K. Sandford, Knt., and Allan Cunningham, 
 Esq. Illustrated by many hundred plates and diagrams, pp. average 420=5,889, bs. 
 Price $32. 
 
 145 . Encyclopaedia Americana [28] — (14 v. Royal 8vo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) The Encyclopaedia Americana; a popular Dictionary of the Arts, Sciences, 
 Literature, History, Politics and Biography, including a copious collection of original 
 articles in American Biography; on the basis of the seventh edition of the German 
 Conversations Lexicon . Edited by Francis Dieber, assisted by E. Wiggles- 
 worth. Sheep, pp. about 600 each vol. Double column, bl. Price $16. 
 
 148 . Imperial Dictionary [25] — (2 v. Royal 8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The Imperial Dictionary,— English Technological and Scientific ; adapted to the pre- 
 sent state of literature, science and art ; on the basis of Webster’s English Diction- 
 ary ; with the addition of many thousand words and phrases, from the other standard 
 dictionaries and cyclopaedias, and from numerous other sources, comprising all words 
 purely English, and the principal and most generally used technical and scientific 
 terms, together with their etymologies and their pronunciation, according to the best 
 authorities. Edited by John Ogilvie, LL.D. Illustrated, by about two thousand 
 engravings on wood. pp. liii, 1,052+1,271=2,323. Triple columns, bs. Price $20.00. 
 
 147 . Brande’s Dictionary [29] — (Royal 8vo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
 Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art, comprising the history, description and 
 scientific principles of every branch of human knowledge ; with the derivation and 
 definition of all the terms in general use. Edited by W. S. Brande, F.R.S., assisted 
 by Joseph Calvin, Esq. The various departments by eminent literary and scientific 
 gentlemen. Illustrated by numerous engravings on wood. Sheep, pp. 1352. Double 
 columns, hb. Price $3.20. 
 
 148 . Arvines Literary Anecdotes [349] — (Royal 8vo Am. 
 
 Edi.) The Cyclopaedia of Anecdotes of Literature and the Fine Arts ; containing a 
 copious and choice selection of anecdotes of the various forms of literature, of the 
 arts, of architecture, engravings, music, poetry, painting and sculpture, and of the 
 most celebrated literary characters and artists of different countries and ages, &c. 
 By Kazlitt Arvine, A.M. With numerous illustrations. Cloth, double columns, 
 pp. 24+698=752, gl. Price $2,30. 
 
 149 . Encyclopaedia of Religious Knowledge [345] — Royal 
 
 8vo. x\m. Edi.) Or dictionary of the bible, theology, religious biography, all religions, 
 ecclesiastical history and missions ; containing definitions of all religious terms ; an 
 impartial account of the principal Christian denominations that have existed in the 
 world from the birth of Christ to the present day ; to which is added a Missionary 
 Gazetteer, containing descriptions of the various missionary stations throughout the 
 globe ; by Rev. R. B. Edwards. Edited by the Rev. J. Newton Brown. Illustrated 
 by numerous wood-cuts, maps and engravings on copper and steel. Marbled sheep, 
 double columns, pp. 1275, Igc. Price $3.30. 
 
197 
 
 Prose and Poetry. 
 
 150. Kitto’s Biblical Cyclopaedia [346] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The popular cyclopaedia of biblical literature, condensed from the larger work. By 
 the Rev. John Kitto, D.D., F.S.A. Assisted by the Rev. James Taylor, D.D. 
 Illustrated by numerous engravings. Sheep, double columns, pp. 800, gl. Price $2.60. 
 
 151. Arvine’s Religious Anecdotes [351]— (12mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Cyclopaedia of moral and religious anecdotes, &c. Same work as the preceding. 
 Edited by the Rev. John Elesher. Cloth, double columns, p, . 4+863=867,poc, wtc. 
 Price $1.60. 
 
 152. The Percy Anecdotes [352] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) Revised. 
 
 To which is added a valuable collection of American anecdotes. Original and select. 
 Illustrated with fourteen fine portraits. Two volumes in one. Sheep, double columns, 
 pp. 240 + 400 = 640, Jib. Price $1 .20. 
 
 153. Eadie’s Biblical Cyclopaedia [348] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Or dictionary of eastern antiquities, geography, natural history, sacred annals and 
 biography, theology and biblical literature, illustrative of the Old and New Testa- 
 ments. Edited by John Eadie, D.D., LL.D. With maps and pictorial illustrations 
 drawn from the most authentic sources. Cloth, triple columns, pp. 588, rgc. Price 
 
 $1.50. 
 
 154. Blake’s Encyclopaedia [347] — (Royal 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The family encyclopaedia of useful knowledge and general literature. Containing 
 about four thousand articles upon scientific and popular subjects, designed for instruc- 
 tion and amusement. By John Lanois Blake, D.D. Improved. Cloth, double 
 columns, pp. 960, hcb. Price $2.60. 
 
 155. Maunder’s JLiterary and Scientific Treasury [354] 
 
 — (16mo. Eng Edi.) An encyclopaedia of the belles lettres, literature, science and art, 
 &c., with frontispiece. Cloth, pp. 844, double columns, Ic . Price $2.20. 
 
 156. Chambers’ Information [2] — (2 v. Royal 8vo Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Containing papers on many branches of human knowledge for the people. 
 Edited by William and Robert Chambers; in two volumes. With numerous 
 illustrations. Cloth, double columns, pp. 807 + 808=1615, wreh. Price $3-60. 
 
 158^. Ibid — (2 v. Am. Edi.) Sheep, pp. 808 + 808 = 1616, Igc. 
 
 Price $3.60. 
 
 157. Chambers’ Cyclopes dia of English Literature [30] 
 
 —(2 v. royal 8vo. Eng. Edi.)— Cyclopaedia of English Literature. A history, Critical 
 and Biographical, of British authors, from the earliest to the present times. Illustra- 
 ted with portraits, &e. Edited by Robert Chambers. Cloth, pp. xvi, 672+ xvi, 717 = 
 1421. Double columns, wrcJi. Price $3,25. 
 
 157i- Ibid. (2 v. Am. Edi.)-- -pp. xvi, 672+xvi, 717=1421. Price, 
 
 cloth $3.25, sheep $3.60. 
 
 II. PROBE AND POETRY. 
 
 158. Mills 7 literature of Great Britain [170]— (2 v. 8vo, 
 
 Am. Edi.) The Literature and the Literary Men of Great Britain and Ireland. By 
 Abraham Mills, A.M. Cloth, pp. 576, 588=1174, Jib. Price $2.75. 
 
 159. Rowton’s Female Poets [217] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) The 
 
 Female Poets of Great Britain, chronologically arranged : with copious selections and 
 critical remarks. By Frederick Rowton. With additions by an American Editor, 
 and elegantly engraved illustrations, by celebrated artists. Cloth, pp. 533, Jieb. Price 
 $ 2 . 
 
 160. Campbell’s British Poets [216] — (Royal 8vo, Am. Edi.) 
 
 Specimens of the British Poets ; with biographical and critical notices, and an essay 
 on English poetry. By Thomas Campbell, Esq. Revised, with steel portraits, illus- 
 trations, and additional notes. Cloth, double columns, pp. 32, 749=781. Price $2.75. 
 
 161. Hedge’s Prose Writers of Germany [51] — (Koyal 8vo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) With Portraits and Biographical sketches. By Frederic H. Hedge. 
 pp. 567. Double Columns, csfe. Price $2.60. 
 
 162- Knight’s Pictorial Shakespeare [215] — (8 v. royal 8vo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.)— The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems, of William Shakespeare, 
 with a biography and studies of his works. By Charles Knight. Pictorial and 
 National Edition. Cloth, pp. 4675, gcx. Price $10. 
 
198 Prose and Poetry. 
 
 163. G-ilflllan’s British Poets [221]— (Indefinite vols. 8vo. 
 
 Scotch. Am. Edi. dac.)— (1-2) Milton (2 v.)— The complete Poetical Works of John 
 Milton. With life, critical dissertation, and explanatory notes. Also : — (3-4) Cow- 
 per(2v.) (5) Thompson (1 v.) (6) Herbert (l v.) (7) Shakespeare and Surrey (1 v.) 
 
 (8) Goldsmith, Collins, and J. Warton (1 v.) (9) Johnson, Parnell, Gray, and Smollett 
 (1 v.) (10) H. K. White and Grahame (1 v.) (11-12) Dryden (2 v.) (13) Churchill 
 (1 v.) (14) Beattie, Blair, and Ealconer (1 v.) (15) Young (1 v.) (16-17) Butler (2 v.) 
 
 (18) Shenstone (l v.) (19-20) W. L. Bowles (2 v.) Average pp. 350, dac . Price 75 cts. 
 per volume. 
 
 164. Routledge’s British Poets (Indefinite vols. 16mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.)— itdited by the Rev. R. A. Willmott. Illustrated by Corbould, Be cket, Poster, 
 Gilbert, Prankland, and Harvey. Cloth, each volume averaging 500 pages. Price per 
 vol. $1, as follows : 
 
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 (2) Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales* 
 
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 (4) Southey’s Joan of Arc, and Minor 
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 (5) Dryden’s Poetical Works. 
 
 (6) Pope’s Poetical Works, edited by 
 Carey. 
 
 (7) Milton’s Poetical Works. 
 
 (8) Thomson, Beattie, and West. 
 
 (9) Goldsmith, Johnson, Shenstone, and 
 Smollett. 
 
 (10) Herbert, with Life and numerous 
 
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 (11) Gray, Parnell, Collins, Green, and 
 W arton. 
 
 (12) Cowper. 
 
 (13) Akenside and Dyer. 
 
 (14) Burns’ Poetical Works. 
 
 (15) Pairfax’s Tasso’s Jerusalem Delivered 
 
 (16) Percy’s Reliques of Ancient Poetry. 
 
 (17) Scott’s Poetical Works, containing 
 the Lord of the Isles, Bridal of Trier- 
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 165 Bell’s English Poets — (Indefinite vols. 16mo.) The anno- 
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 Early Ballads i vol. j 
 
 Greene and Marlowe 1 “ 
 
 Shakespeare 1 “ j 
 
 BenJonson 1 “ 
 
 Chaucer 8 “ I 
 
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 Dryden 3 “ 
 
 Cowper 3 “ 
 
 Thomson 2 
 
 168. Aldine British Poets [222] — (Indefinite vols. 16mo. Am. 
 
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 Aldine Edition. Portraits and lives of the authors, and notes, historical and critical 
 
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 Beattie 1 “ 
 
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 Gray 1 “ 
 
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 Pope.... 3 “ 
 
 Prior 2 “ 
 
 Shakespeare..... 1 “ 
 
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 Swift 3 “ 
 
 Thomson 2 “ 
 
 White, H. K 1 “ 
 
 Young 0 “ 
 
 ■ice per volume 60 cts. 
 
 167. Scott’s Prose Works (3 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) — The Prose 
 
 Works of Sir Walter Scott, Baronet. Comprising,— (1) Biographies of Swift, Dry- 
 den, Essays, Criticisms, &c. (2) Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. (3) Tales of a Grand* 
 father. History of Scotland. Cloth, pp. , acb. Price $4.50. 
 
 167i Ibid . (5 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) — -pmm. Price $4. 
 
 168. Scott’s Poems [224] — (6 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) — The poeti- 
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 his introductions and notes. Complete in six volumes. With steel illustrations. 
 Cloth, pp. 412, 359, 371, 393, 396, 383=2312, csfc . Price $3.50. 
 
 169. Coleridge’s Works [191] — (7 v. 12mo. Am. Edi.) — The 
 
 complete works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge ; with an introductory essay upon 
 his philosophical and theological opinions. Edited by Professor Sledd. In seven 
 volumes. Vol. I. Aids to reflection ; Statesman’s manual. Vol. II. The friend ; miscel- 
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 551, 751, 488, 623. 528, 702 = 4127, lib. Price $5.60* " 
 
199 
 
 Philosophical TVorTcs. 
 
 170. De Quineey’s Writings (13 v. l6mo. Am. Edi.) — as 
 
 follows : — (1-2) Memorials and other papers. (3*4) Historical and Critical Essays. 
 (5-6) Literary reminiscences, from the, autobu rraphy of an English opium eater. 
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 pp. 300=4000, wdtc. Price $7.75. 
 
 III. PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS. 
 
 171. Bacon’s Essays. Novum Organum, &e. [179] — (2 v. 
 
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 (1.) The Moral and Historical Works of Lord Bacon, including 
 
 his essays, apophthegms, wisdom of the ancients, new Atlantis, and life of Henry the 
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 (2.) The Physical and Metaphysical Works of Lord Bacon, 
 
 including his dignity and advancement of learning, in nine books; and his Novum 
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 Cloth, pp. 567, hgb. Price $1. 
 
 172. Bacon’s Complete Works [6] — (3 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The works of Prancis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England ; with a life of the author. 
 By Basil Montague, Esq. pp. 455+589+584=1628, double columns, pmm. Price 
 $5.75. 
 
 173. Milton’s Prose V/orks [181]— (5 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The prose works of John Milton, in five volumes, and an index to the five volumes. 
 Cloth, average pp. 500=2761, hgb. Price $3.50. 
 
 174. Locke’s Works (2 v. 12mo. Eng. Edi.) The philosophical 
 
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 pp. 541 + 527 = 1068, hgb. Price $1.40. 
 
 175. Johnson’s Complete Works [3] — (2 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D., with a portrait, and an essay on his life and 
 genius. By Arthur Murphy, Esq. Sheep, pp. 570+699=1269, double columns, lib. 
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 176. The Works of Henry Hallam [5] — (4* v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 177. Dryden’s Complete Works [60] — (2 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 $2.40. 
 
 178. Cousin’s Modern Philosophy [141]— (2 v. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Course of the history of modern philosophy. By M. Victor Cousin. Translated by 
 O. W. Wight. Cloth, pp. 452+439=891, dac. Price $2.70. 
 
 179. Morell’s Modern Philosophy [368] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 rcb. Price $2.40. 
 
 180. Hamilton’s Philosophy [364] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) Philo- 
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 burgh University. Arranged and edited by O. W. Wight. Eor the use of schools 
 and colleges. Cloth, pp. 530, dac. Price $1.25. 
 
 181. Mackintosh’s Ethical Philosophy [365] — (8vo. Am. 
 
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200 Political Economy and Jurisprudence. 
 
 182. Reid’s Active Powers [138] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) Essays 
 
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 principles of common sense, and an essay on quantity. By Thomas Reid, D.D. And 
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 synoptical table of contents, by the Rev. G. N. Weight, M.A. Cloth, pp. 600, wtc. 
 Price $2.10. 
 
 183. Stewart’s Philosophy of the Human Mind [139] — 
 
 (Svo. Eng. Edi.) Elements of the philosophy of the human mind. By Dugald 
 Stewart, F.R.S. With references, sectional heads, synoptical table of contents. &c. 
 By the Rev. G. N. Wright, M.A. Cloth, wtc. Price $1.25. 
 
 183|. Ibid . — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Cloth 9 jmc. Price $1. 
 
 184. Stewart’s Active and Moral Powers [140] — (12mo. 
 
 Am. Edi.) The Philosophy of the Active and Moral Powers of Man. By Dugald 
 Stewart, E.R.S. Revised, with omissions and additions, by James Walker, D.D. 
 Cloth, pp. 428, psc. Price $1. 
 
 185. Reid’s Intellectual Powers [137]— (Svo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man. To which is added an analysis of Aris- 
 totle’s logic. By Thomas Reid, D.D. With notes, questions for examination, and a 
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 LL.D. Sheep, pp. 10, 744=754, hb. Price $2.60. 
 
 259. Leverett’s Latin Lexicon [1] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) — A 
 
 New and copious Lexicon of the Latin Language,— compiled chiefly from the Magnum 
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 classical distinctions of words, and the Etymological index of Freund’s Lexicon, 
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 Leverett’s Latin-English Lexicon. Total pp. in both parts, 1342, bound, together i& 
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 260. Webster’s Dictionary [23] — (Crown, 4to. Am. Edi.) — 
 
 An American Dictionary of the English Language,— containing the whole vocabulary 
 of the first edition in two volumes quarto, — the entire corrections and improvements 
 of the second edition in two volumes, royal octavo, to which is prefixed an introduc- 
 tory dissertation on the origin, history, and connection of the languages of Western 
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 formed. By Noah Wbester, LL.D. Revised and enlarged. By Chauncey A- 
 Goodrich.' With pronouncing vocabularies of Scripture, classical and geographical 
 names, and a memoir of Dr. Webster. Sheep, pp. 1452. Triple columns, gem . 
 Price $5. 
 
 261. Smith’s Walker’s Dictionary [359] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 A critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the English Language with Key, 
 to which are prefixed principles of English pronunciation, the whole interspersed 
 with observations, etymological, critical and grammatical. By John Walker; with 
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 262. Spiers and Surenne’s French and English Pro- 
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 of the names of places and persons, mythological and classical, ancient and modern. 
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 263. Adieus German Dictionary — (Royal 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 in two parts. (1) German and English. (2) English and German. By G- J. Adler, 
 A. M. Half- Russia, dac . pp. 522. Price §4.50. 
 
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 55. Dallas 5 Animal Kingdom — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) A natural 
 
 history of the Animal Kingdom ; being a systematic and popular description of the 
 habits, structure and classification of animals, from the lowest to the highest forms. 
 Arranged according to their organization. By W. S. Dallas, P. L. S. Cloth, pp. 818, 
 wsoc. Price §1 .85. 
 
 56. The Inanimate Creation — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Natural 
 
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 its botanical productions. By D. T. Ansted, M. A., Hugh Breen, Esq., Edward 
 Smith, M. B., John Scoffern, M. B, and G. J. Lowe, Esq. Cloth, pp. xvi+403 +419, 
 wsoc. Price §1.85. 
 
 57. Episodes of Insect Life [28]— -(3 v. I2mo. Am. Edi.) First 
 
 series, Insects of Spring. Second series, Insects of Summer. Third series, Insects of 
 Autumn. By Acheta Domestica, M. E. S. Cloth, pp. xvi+ 320 + xvi +326+ v +432= 
 1125 Jsr. Price, plain §5. Coloured §10. 
 
 58- Cuvier’s Animal Kingdom [93]— (1 v. Imp. 8vo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Arranged after its organization, forming a natural history of animals and an 
 introduction to comparative anatomy. By the late Baron George Cuvier, Councillor 
 of France, and Minister of Public Instruction. Translated and adapted to the present 
 state of science. Mammalia, birds and reptiles. By Edward Blyth. The fishes and 
 radiata. By Robert Mudie. The molluscus animals. By George Johnston, 
 M. D. The articulated animals. By J. O. Westwood, P. L. S. With additions by 
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 steel. Cloth, pp. 715, wsoc. Price, plain §3. Coloured §6.75, 
 
208 Books of Beference — Zoology. 
 
 59. Owen’s British Fossils — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) A History of 
 
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 wood-cuts. Cloth, pp. xlvi-f 560=586, jvv. Price 06.75. 
 
 60. Johnson’s Conehology [83] — (Sto. Eng. Edi.) Introduc- 
 
 tion to Conchology ; or, elements of a natural history of molluscus animals. By 
 George Johnston, M. D., LL.D, With one hundred and two illustrations. Cloth, 
 pp. 61 4, jvv. Price $3.25. 
 
 61. Furton’s British Shells — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) A manual 
 
 of the land and fresh water shells of the British Islands. With figures of each of the 
 kinds. By William Furton, M. D. With plates. Cloth, pp. x-;-524=334,ite. Piice 
 $3.40. 
 
 62. Leach’s Mollusca of Great Britain — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 A synopsis of the mollusca of Great Britain, arranged according to their natural affinities 
 and anatomical structure. By William Elford Leach, M. D. Cloth, pp. xvi+376, 
 jvv. Price $3. 
 
 63. Latham's Varieties of Man — (8vo. Eng. Edi-) The 
 
 natural history of the varieties of man. By Robert Gordon Latham, M. D. Cloth, 
 pp. xxviii + 574, jvv. Price $3.25. 
 
 64. Latham’s Man and his Migration — (ltimo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Man and his migration. By R. G. Latham, M. D. Cloth, pp. vi-i- 250=256, jvv. 
 Price $1.10. 
 
 65. Latham’s Ethnology of Europe— (16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The ethnology of Europe. By R. G. Latham, M. D. Cloth, pp. viii +256=264, jvv. 
 Price $1.10, 
 
 66. Latham’s Ethnology of the British Colonies— (16mo. 
 
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 Latham, M. D. Cloth, pp. vi+ 264= 270, yw. Price 75 cts. 
 
 67. Pickering’s Races of Man [60] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The races of man and their geographical distribution. By Charles Pickering, 
 M. I). To which is prefixed an analytical synoposis of the natural history of man. 
 By John Charles Hall, M. D. With maps and numerous engravings on steel. 
 Coloured, cloth, pp. 445, ligb. Price $1.50. 
 
 68. Swainson’s Natural History — (9 v. 16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Contributed to the Cabinet Cyclopedia. By William Swainson. Cloth, average pp. 
 400=3600, Ic . Price for the nine vols. $6.50. 
 
 69. Pictorial Museum [12] — (2 v. Eng. Edi.) The Pictorial 
 
 Museum of Animated Nature. Containing 3906 engravings of the principal mammalia, 
 birds, reptiles, fishes, mollusca and insects. Cloth, pp. 400+432— S32, gcx. Price 
 $5.50. 
 
 70. Maunder’ s Treasury of Natural History [99] — 
 
 (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Maunder’s treasury of natural history; or, a popular dictionary of 
 animated nature, in which the zoological characteristics that distinguish the different 
 classes, genera, and species are combined with a variety of interesting information 
 illustrative of the habits, instincts and general economy ot the animal kingdom. 
 With 900 accurate engravings on wood. pp. 812, Ic. Price $2.20. 
 
 71. Ruschenberger’s Natural History [4]— (2 v. 12mo. 
 
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 Edwards and Archille, Comte of Paris, Cloth, pp. , Igc. Price $2.60. 
 
 72. Ruschenberger’s Lexicon [96] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
 Lexicon of terms used in natural history, prepared for schools, colleges and families. 
 Boards, pp, 161, Igc . Price 30 cts. 
 
 73. Goldsmith’s Animated Nature [61] — (2 v. royal 8vo. 
 
 Ensr. Edi.) A history of the earth and animated nature. By Oliver Goldsmith. 
 With numerous notes from the works of Cuvier, Wilson, L. Buonaparte, Cam pier, 
 Vaillant, Lamarc, Lesson, Lacepede, Audubon, &c., as well as from the works of the 
 more distinguished British naturalists. Revised, with coloured plates, containing 
 nearly 2400 illustrative figures, of which about 200 are coloured, pp. , bs. Price $8. 
 
 74. Smith’s Human Species— (12mo. Am. Edi.) The natural 
 
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 migrations. Illustrated by numerous engravings. By Lieut. Col. Chas. Hamilton 
 Smith. Cloth, pp. x+424 = 434, gl. Price $1. 
 
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 75. Gould’s Naturalist’s Library [7] — (Svo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 The naturalist's library contains scientific and popular descriptions of man. quadru- 
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 M, A. Cloth, pp. 880, 2 ^sc. Price $2.20. 
 
 76. Siebold’s Anatomy — Invertebrata [101] — (Svo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Comparative anatomy— invertebrata. By C. Th. V. Siebold and H. Stannius. 
 Translated from the German, and edited, with notes and additions, recording the 
 recent progress of the science. By Waldo I. Burnett, M. D. Vol. (1) Invertebrata. 
 Cloth, pp. 470, gl , Price $2.25. 
 
 77. Kirby on Animals — (8vo. Am. Edi.) On the power, 
 
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 history, habits and instincts. By the Rev. William Kirby, M. A. Cloth, pp. lxxii+ 
 520 = 592,26. Price $1.10. 
 
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 32. Carpenter’s Physiology — Svo. Am. Edi.) Principles of 
 
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 engravings. Cloth, pp. xxxii *1-752 =784, lb. Price $3,80. 
 
 33. Draper’s Human Physiology— (8vo. Am. Edi.) Human 
 
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 By John William Draper, M. D. Illustrated with nearly 300 wood engravings. 
 Cloth, pp, xvi-F6I9=665, hb. Price $3-20. 
 
 34. Lavater’s Physiognomy [48] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Essays on physiognomy, designed to promote the knowledge and the love of mankind. 
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 34|. Ibid . — With seven illustrative plates. Cloth, pp. 3d 6, wtc. 
 
 Price 50 cts. 
 
 35. Redfield’s Physiognomy [50] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) Com- 
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 37. Condie on the Diseases of Children — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 38. Roth’s Chronic Diseases [22] — (Svo. Eng. Edi.) The 
 
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 39. Cooper’s Surgical Dictionary [39] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 principal terms, and numerous references to ancient and modern works, forming a 
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 M. Reese, A. M. Cloth, pp. 489-1-506, appendix 170=1165, double columns, hb. Price 
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 40. Hooper’s Medical Dictionary [40] — (8^o. Am. Edi.) 
 
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 Sheep, pp. 472-1-414=886, double columns, hb. Price $2. 
 
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 41. Andrew’s Domestic Surgery [1] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) A 
 
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 vaiious diseases incident to the human frame. With directions for their treatment, 
 and for the more simple operations of surgery. Also, for administering the various 
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 columns, bs . Price 33-70. 
 
 42. Thomson’s Domestic Medicine [42] — (8vo. Eng. and 
 
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 Thomson, M.D, Revised, with additions and illustrations, by Henry H. Smith. 
 M.D. Cloth, pp. 582, gs. Igc . Price of either edition $1.45. 
 
 43. Bowman’s Medical Chemistry [44] — (!2mo. Am. 
 
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 Price 95 cts. 
 
 44. Griffith’s Medical Botany [43]' — (8vo. Am. Edi.) Me- 
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 M.D. With upwards of three hundred illustrations and a copious index. Cloth, pp. 
 704, lb. Price $2.25, 
 
 45. Peirce’s Examinations of Drugs, &c. [45] — (12mo. 
 
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 adulterations. By C. IT. Peirce, M-D. Cloth, pp. xii+204^276, jb. Price $1. 
 
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 26. Congdon’s Class Book of Botany — (8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 Analytical Class Book of Botany, designed for Academies and private students. In 
 Wo parts. Part [, Elements of Vegetable Structure and Physiology. By Francis 
 H. Green. Part II, Systematic Botany, illustrated by a compendious flora of the 
 Northern States. By Joseph W. Congdon. Cloth, pp. vi+22S=234, dac. Price $1.20. 
 
 27. Beck’s Botany [33] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Botany of the 
 
 United States, north of Virginia (including Canada), comprising descriptions of the 
 flowering and fernlike plants hitherto found in those States, arranged according to 
 the natural system, with a synopsis of the genera, according to the Linnsean system, 
 a sketch of the rudiments of botany, and a glossary of terms. By Lewis C. Beck, 
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 28. Gray’s Text Book [5] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) Botanical 
 
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 With 1200 illustrations on wood. By Asa Gray, M.D. Cloth, pp. 520 ,gpp. Price 31-20. 
 
 29. Gray’s Northern Botany [32] — (12mo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
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 south to Ohio, (Canada) and Pennsylvania inclusive. The mosses and liverworts. By 
 Wm. S. Sullivant, arranged according to the natural system. With an introduc- 
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 outlines of the elements of botany, a glossary, <$cc. By Asa Gray, M.D. Cloth, pp. 
 lxxi+7107==81,imc. Price 31-60. 
 
 30. Xjixicoln’s Botany— (12mo. Am. Edi.) Familiar Lectures 
 
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 31. Phelp’s Botany— (18mo. Am. Edi.) Botany for begin- 
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 Cloth, pp. 216, mash. Price 35 cts. 
 
 32. Francis’ English Flora [34] — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) The 
 
 little English flora ; or a botanical and popular account of all our common field flowers, 
 With numerous woodcuts and fourteen engravings on steel of every species. By G* 
 Francis, F.Ij.S* cj.oth ? pp, 213, rgc. Price 3L5§' 
 
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 33. Smith and Selioe&ler’s Botany — (2 v. 12mo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Price for the two volumes 75 cts., as follows : 
 
 (1.) Smith’s Botany. Structural and Systematic Botany ; being 
 
 an arrangement of plants, forming a basis for the study of Botanv, either on the 
 Linnsean or natural systems. With numerous microscopical and other illustrations. 
 By Edward Smith, M.D. Cloth, pp. 203, wsoc. Price 45 cts. 
 
 (2.) Schoedler’s Elements of Botany [29-14] — Translated from 
 
 the German. By Henry Medlock, E.C.S. Illustrated by numerous engravings on 
 wood. Cloth, pp. 90, rgc. Price 30 cts. 
 
 34. Moore’s British Ferns — (18mo. Eng. Edi.) The Hand- 
 book of British Perns ; comprising scientific and popular descriptions ; with engrav- 
 ings of all the indigenous species and varieties, with instructions for their cultivation. 
 By Thomas Moore, E.L.S. Cloth, pp. 232, gs. Price $1. 
 
 35. Eindlcy’s Vegetable Kingdom [30] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The Vegetable Kingdom ; or the structure, classification and rise of plants, illustrated 
 upon the natural system. By John Bindley, Pli.D., E.R.S. With upwards of five 
 hundred illustrations ; also with corrections aud additional genera. Cloth, pp. 908, 
 be, dac . Price $8.25. 
 
 36. Ijindley ; s Botany — (2 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) An introduc- 
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 ous wood engravings. Cloth, pp. x+ 406 +426 =842, Ic. Price $5.40. 
 
 37. Carpenter’s Vegetable Physiology [2] — (8vo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) Vegetable Physiology and Systematic Botany. By Wm. B. Carpenter, M.D, 
 Cloth, pp. 607, hgb. Price $1. 
 
 38. Balfour’s Botany [18] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) A Manual of 
 
 Botany ; being an introduction to the structure, physiology, and classification of 
 plants; contributing to the “Encyclopedia Metropolitana,” By John Hutton 
 Balfour, M.D. Illustrated by numerous woodcuts. Cloth, pp. 642, rgc. Price $2.05. 
 
 39. Rhind’s Vegetable Kingdom [31] — (Royal. 8vo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) A history of the Vegetable Kingdom ; embracing the physiology, classification, 
 and culture of plants, with their various uses to man and the lower animals ; and 
 their application in the arts, manufactures, and domestic economy. By Wm. Rhind, 
 M.D. Illustrated by several hundred woodcuts, and twelve plates of beautiful steel 
 engravings. Cloth, pp. 711, bs. Price $4. 
 
 40. Brown’s Trees of America — (8vo. Am. Edi.) The 
 
 trees of America ; native and foreign, pictoriall y and botanically delineated, and 
 scientifically and popularly described: being considered principally with reference to 
 their geography and history, soil and situation, propagation and culture, accidents 
 and diseases, properties and uses, economy in the arts, introduction into commerce, 
 and thpir application in useful and ornamental plantations. By D. J. Brown. 
 Cloth, pp. 520, hb. Price $3.60. 
 
 41. Hooker’s British Flora — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) The British 
 
 Elora, comprising the phaenogamus or flowering plants, and the ferns. By Sir Wm. 
 Jackson Hooker and George A. Walker Arnott. Cloth, pp. xli+ 604=645, Ic. 
 Price $3.15. 
 
 42. Jussieu’s Elements of Botany — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 The elements of botany. By M. Adrien De Jussieu. Translated by James H. 
 Wilson, P. L. S. Cloth, pp. xv+ 750 =765, jvv. Price $2.65. 
 
 43. Henslow’s Botany — (16mo. Eng. Edi.) The principles of 
 
 descriptive and physiological botany. By the Rev. J. S. Henslow, M. A. Cloth, pp, 
 viii+322=330, Ic. Price 75 cts, 
 
 44. Gray’s Plants of the United States — (2 v. 8vo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) The genera of the plants of the United States. Illustrated by 186 figures and 
 analyses from nature. By Isaac Sprague. Superintended, with descriptions, &e., 
 by Asa Gray. Cloth, pp. 230+229=459, gpp. Price $9.60. 
 
 45. Torrey and Gray’s Flora of North America— (2 v, 
 
 8vo. Am. Edi.) A flora of North America, containing abridged descriptions of all the 
 known indigenous and natural i zed plants growing North of Mexico. Arranged accord- 
 ing to the natural system. By John Torrey, M. D.. and Asa Gray* M. P, Cloth* 
 average pp. 700, gpp. Price 
 
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 39. Milner’s Gallery of Nature [58] — (Svo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
 gallery of natuie, being a pictorial and descriptive tour through creation, illustrative 
 of the wonders of Astronomy, Physical Geography and Geology. With 16 engravings 
 on steel, and many hundred vignettes and diagrams. By the Rev. T. Milker, A. M. 
 Cloth, pp. SOS, wsoc. Price §4. 
 
 40. Parker’s Manual of Geographical Science [56] — 
 
 (Svo. Eng. Edi.) A manual of geographical science : (1) Mathematical Geography. 
 ?/ the Rev. M. O’Brien, M. A., E. R. S. (2) Physical Geography. By D. J. Ansted, 
 M. A., P. R. S. (3) Chartography. By J. R. Jackson, F. R. S. (4) Theory of descrip- 
 tion and Geographical Terminology, By the Rev. C. G. Nicholay, F. R. G. S. 
 Edited with numerous illustrations, by the Rev. C. G. Nicolay, R. F. G. S. In one 
 vol. Cloth, pp. xvi -I- 445=461, jwp. Price §1.50 cts. Atlas to accompany the above. 
 (See Atlas, No. . Price for the two §2.50. 
 
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 41. Herschel’s Outlines of Astronomy [2] — (8vo. Am. 
 
 Am. Edi.) Outlines of Astronomy. By Sir John F. W. Heeschel, Bart. With 
 plates and wood cuts. Cloth, pp. 620, hi. Price §1.50. 
 
 42. Herscliel’s Astronomy — (Svo. Eng. Edi.) Outlines of 
 
 Astronomy, By Sir John F. W. Heeschel. Cloth, pp. xvi-;- 661=677, Ic. Price §3.85. 
 
 43. Lardner’s Hand-Book of Astronomy — (2 v. 12mo. 
 
 Eng. Edi.) Hand-book of astronomy. By Dionysius Laedner, D. C, L. With 37 
 plates and upwards of 200 illustrations on wood. Cloth, pp- 872, twm. Price §2.10- 
 
 44. Muller’s Physics and Meteorology [55] — (Svo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Principles of physics and meteorology. By J. Muller. Revised and illustrated 
 with 538 engravings on wood, and two colored plates. Cloth, pp. 635, lb. Price §2.75. 
 
 45. Smyth’s Celestial Cycle [54] — (2 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) A 
 
 cycle of celestial objects, for the use of naval, military and private astronomers. 
 Observed, deduced and discovered. By Captain William Henry Smith, R.N,K.S.F. 
 D. C. L. In two volumes, with illustrations. (1) Prolegomena. (2) The Bedford 
 Catalogue. Cloth, pp. viii+ 516 -’rxx-;- 560 =1104,. jwp. Price §9. 
 
 46. Coffin’s Eclipses — (Svo. Am. Edi.) Solar and lunar eclipses 
 
 familiarly illustrated and explained. With the method of calculating them according 
 to the theory of astronomy, as taught in New England colleges. By James H. Coffin, 
 A. M. Cloth, pp. 83, cbc. Price §1.10. 
 
 47. Astronomical Figures [74] — (Imp. 4to. Xtn. K. Soc.) 
 
 A series of twelve beautiful coloured lithographic plates of Astronomical figures. 
 Cloth. Price §1.50. 
 
 48. Reynold’s Astronomical Diagrams [73] — (Demy 4to. 
 
 Portfolio, Eng. Edi.) A series of twelve diagrams (many of them transparencies) 
 executed on quarto drawing boards, full coloured, with descriptions, as follows (1) 
 The Solar System. (2) The Seasons. (3) Eclipses and Tides. (4) View of the Moon. 
 (5) The Phases of the Moon. (6) The Earth and its Atmosphere. (7) The Sun and 
 Solar Phenomena. (S) The Earth’s Annual Revolution, and its Diurnal Rotation. 
 (9) Transparent Chart of the Heavens. (10) Comparative Magnitudes of the Planets. 
 (11) Comets and Aerolites. (12) Diagram of Meteorology. Cloth, yr. Price §2.40. 
 
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 in. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. 
 
 49. Reynold’s Physical Geography [69] — (Demy 4to. Port- 
 
 folio, Eng. Edi.) A series of twelve diagrams executed on quarto drawing boards, full 
 coloured, with descriptions, as follows:— (1) Geographical Diagram, moveable. (2) 
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 and the distribution of Organic life in an horizontal direction. The Diagram ex- 
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 52. Johnston’s Classical Atlas [61] — (Demy 4to. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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 54. Johnston’s Physical Atlas [70] — (Imp. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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 work the subject is treated in a more simple and elementary manner than in the pre- 
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 55. Johnston’s Physical Atlas [65] — (Demy 4to. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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 By Alexander Keith Johnston, F.R.G.S. This edition contains twenty-five maps, 
 including a Palaeontological Map of the British Islands, engraved in the highest style 
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 List of Plates:— Geology, 6: Hydrography, 7 ; Meteorology, 9. pp. 122, and twenty- 
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 56. Milner & Petermann’s Descriptive Atlas [66] — 
 
 (Demy, 4to. Eng. Edi.) A Descriptive Atlas of Astronomy, and Physical and Political 
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 Astronomy, illustrated with seven maps and hemispheres, and of Physical and Politi- 
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 carefully revised and corrected, by Augustus Petermann, F.R.G.S. Cloth, pp. 174, 
 index 55 - 229, wsoc. Price §6.75, 
 
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 57. Milner & Petermann’s Physical Atlas [67] — (Demy, 
 
 4to. Eng. Edi.) The Atlas of Physical Geography, consisting of sixteen maps, illustra- 
 tive of the Geology, Hydrography, Meteorology, Zoology, Botany, and Ethnography of 
 the Globe. Constructed by Augustus Petermann, E.RG.S. The letter-press, 
 descriptive of the Physical Phenomena of the Globe, by the Rev. T. Milner, M.A., 
 E.R.G.S. Illustrated by upwards of one hundred and thirty vignettes, sections, and 
 views. Cloth, pp. 134, wsoc. Price $3. 
 
 58. Blaclrie’s Imperial Gazeteer [76] — (Royal 8vo. Eng. 
 
 Edi.) The Imperial Gazeteer ; a general Dictionary of Geography, physical, political, 
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 by W. G. JBlackie, Ph. D, With seven hundred illustrations, views, costumes, maps, 
 plans, &c. In two volumes. Cloth, pp. 1308+1288 + 61=2657, tvbs. Price $10.75. 
 
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 Also a complete Etymological Vocabulary of geographical names. Edited by J. 
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 By Thomas Baldwin. To which is added an appendix, containing more than ten 
 thousand names, chiefly of the small towns and villages. With supplement, giving the 
 pronunciation of nearly two thousand names. Half-sheep, pp. 648+55=703, Igc . 
 Price 90 cts. 
 
 61. Johnston’s General Gazeteer — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) Die- 
 
 tionary of Geography, descriptive, physical, statistical, and historical, forming a com- 
 plete general gazeteer of the world. By Alex. Keith Johnston. Cloth, pp. 1432, 
 Ic. Price $8. 
 
 62. Putnam’s Universal Geography [57] — (12mo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Hand-book of Universal Geography ; being a Gazeteer of the World, based on 
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 63. Milner’s Universal Geography [49] — (12mo. R. T. 
 
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 coloured maps, with diagrams and sections. Cloth, pp. xxiv+ 527=551. Price $1. 
 
 64. Putz’ Geography and History [60] — (3 v. 12m o. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Price for the three volumes $2.08, as follows : 
 
 Hand-book of Ancient, Medieeval, and Modern Geography and 
 
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 M.A., and edited by the late Rev. Thomas K. Arnold, M.A. Cloth, pp. 396+211+336 
 =943, dac . Price $2.50. 
 
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 12. Reynold’s Geological Diagrams [36] — (4to. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 A series of twelve Diagrams, executed on quarto drawing-boards full coloured, with 
 description as follows (1) Popular Geology. (2) The Antediluvian World. (3) Geo- 
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 13. Reynold’s Earth’s Crust [34] — (4to. Eng. Edi.) Sec- 
 
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 strata, and the relations of the various rocks to each other ; also the deposits of coal 
 and other minerals, the position of gold, silver and other metallic veins, and illustra- 
 tions of the principal Geological Phenomena, with explanatory notes, on a sheet six 
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 Edi.) The Geological Observer. By Sir Henry T. de La Beche, Knt. C.B. Cloth, 
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 17. Chambers’ Sea Margins [30] — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) Ancient 
 
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 Robert Chambers, Esq., E.R.S.C. With a map and numerous illustrations. Cloth, 
 pp. 337, wrch. Price $2.05. 
 
 18- Marcou’s Geological Map [31] — (2 v. 8vo. Am. Edi.) 
 
 A Geological Map of the United States, and the British Provinces of North America. 
 With an explanatory text, Geological sections, and eight lithographic plates of the 
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 Cloth, pp, 92, gl. Price for the two volumes $3. 
 
 19. Hitchcock’s Geology of the Globe [18] — (8vo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) Outline of the Geology of* the Globe, and of the United States in particular. 
 With two full coloured Geographical Maps, and sketches of characteristic American 
 Fossils. By Edwin Hitchcock, D.D., LL.D. Cloth, pp. 136, psc. Price $1. 
 
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 four volumes $2.10, as follows : 
 
 (1 .) Tennant’s Mineralogy, &c. — Mineralogy and Crystallography, 
 
 being a classification of crystals according to their form, and an arrangement of min- 
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 Walter Mitchell, M.A. Cloth, pp. iv+265=269, wsoc. Price 65 cts. 
 
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 (3.) Bakewell’s Geology — Geology for schools and students ; or 
 
 former worlds, their structure, condition and inhabitants. By E. C. Bakewell. 
 With copious illustrations. Cioth, pp, viii+130, ivsoc. Price 40 cts. 
 
 (4.) Schoedler’s Mineralogy and Geology [27-3] — Elements of 
 
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 German, by Henry Medlock, F.C.S. Illustrated by numerous engravings on wood. 
 Cloth, pp. vi+100=106, rgc . Price 50 cts. 
 
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 gl. Price 60 cts. 
 
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 A Stratigrapliical List of British Fossils ; arranged under the principal divisions of 
 the British strata with a few elementary remarks on their character and localities. 
 By James Tennant, F.R.S. Cloth, pp. xvi +123=148. Price 55 cts. 
 
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 26. Page’s Rudiments [2]— (J 6mo. Eng. Edi.) Rudiments 
 
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 31. Dana’s Mineralogy [28] — (Royal. 8vo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
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 711 ,gpp. Price $3.60. 
 
 32. Trimmer’s Geology and Mineralogy [29] — (8vo. Eng. 
 
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 33. Phillips’ Mineralogy — (Svo. Eng. Edi.) An Elementary 
 
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 34. Nicol’s Mineralogy — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Manual of 
 
 Mineralogy; or, the natural history of the mineral kingdom. By James Nicqe, 
 E.R.S.E. Cloth, pp. xxiv+ 576=600, acb. Price $1.65. 
 
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 With additions and corrections by John W. Draper, M.D. Cloth, pp. 704, hb. Price 
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 15. Parkes’ Chemistry [24] — (12mo. Eng. Edi.) An Elementary 
 
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 Cloth, pp. 411, hgb. Price 70 cts. 
 
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 Elementary Chemistry, Theoretical and Practical. By George Fownes, F.R.S. 
 Edited with additions, by Robert Bridges, M.D. With merous illustrations on 
 wood. Cloth, pp. 555, lb. Price $1.10. 
 
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 lines of the course of qualitative analysis followed in the Giessen Laboratory. By 
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 Syllabus of a complete course of lectures on chemistry, including its application to 
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 the Honorable East India Company’s Military Seminary, Addiscombe. By Professor 
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 24 . Gregory’s Inorganic Chemistry— (12mo. Eng. Edi.) A 
 
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 ments of chemical analysis. By Edward Andrew Parnell. Cloth, pp. xiv+520= 
 534, twm. Price $1.95. 
 
 27 . Graham's Chemistry — (8vo. Am. Edi.) Elements of 
 
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 Edited with notes, by Robert Bridges, M. D. Cloth, pp. 430, lb. Price $1.10. 
 
 28 . Thomson’s Cyclopaedia [26^]— (12mo. Eng. Edi.) Cyclo- 
 
 psedia of Chemistry, with its applications to mineralogy, physiology, and the arts. 
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 rgc. Price $2.40. 
 
 29 . Moxfit’s Applied Chemistry— (8vo. Am. Edi.) Chemistry 
 
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 30 . Branded Chemistry — (2 v. 8vo. Eng. Edi.) A manual of 
 
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 metals. Part III. Organic chemistry. Appendix, Index. Cloth, pp. ix +2064=2073, 
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 1852. By William Thomas Brande. Arranged from the lecture notes by J. 
 Scoefern, M. B. Cloth, pp. xvi+381=397, Ic . Price $1.70. 
 
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 Annual Report of the progress of Chemistry and the allied Sciences, Physics, Miner- 
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 farming are thoroughly and practically treated, by upwards of fifty of the most emi- 
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 numerous steel plates and other illustrations. Cloth, double columns, pp. 15, 674, 40, 
 12, 804=1545, Isc. Price $4.80. 
 
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 Scotland, Prance, Belgium, Holland, and other European countries. By Henry 
 Colman. With numerous plates and engravings. Cloth, pp. 492+598=1990, wtc .• 
 Price $2-10. 
 
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 with nearly 1000 engravings. Sheep, pp. 1238, hb. Price $2.40. 
 
 48. Emerson’s Johnson’s Encyclopaedia [103] — (8vo. Am. 
 
 Edi.) The Parmer’s and Planter’s Encyclopaedia of rural affairs ; embracing all the 
 most recent discoveries in agriculture and chemistry. Adapted to the comprehension 
 of unscientific readers. Illustrated by numerous engraved plates of animals, imple- 
 ments, and all the subjects interesting to the agriculturist. By Cuthbert W. 
 Johnson, Esq., P. R. S. Adapted to the United States and Canada, by Goyerneur 
 Emerson. Sheep, pp. vii +1179=1186, Igc. Price $2.90. 
 
 49- Johnston’s Chemistry and Geology — (8vo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
 Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry and Geology. By James P. W. Johnston, 
 M. A. Cloth, pp. xx+ 1118=1138, wbs . Price $4.50. 
 
 50. Thaer’s Agriculture — (8vo. Am. Edi.) The principles of 
 
 Practical Agriculture. By Albert D. Thaer. Translated by William Shaw and 
 Cuthbert D. Johnson, P. R. S. With an Essay on Manures, by J. B. Dumas; an 
 Essay on the nutrition of Plants, by Dumas ; and an Essay on the action of Salt upon 
 Vegetation, by M. Becquekel and J. B. Lawes. Cloth, pp. 551+40=591, cms. Price 
 $1.60. 
 
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 treatise on barn machinery ; particularly on the application of steam and other motive 
 powers to the thrashing machine. Embracing an account of the methods practised 
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 120. Weisbach’s Mechanics and Engineering [67]— (2 v. 
 
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 124. Bourne’s Steam Engine [54] — (4to. Eng. Edi.) A Trea- 
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 129. Overman’s Metallurgy [102] — (8vo. Am. Edi.) A 
 
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 134. Reid’s Watch and Clock Making [106] — (Royal 8vo. 
 
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 139. Weale’s Miscellaneous, No. 5. — (4 v. 16mo. Eng. Edi.) 
 
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 140. Weale’s Series No. 6 — (10 v. 16mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for 
 
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228 Boohs of "Reference — Arts $* Manufactures. 
 
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 141 . Weale’s Series, No. 7 — (4 v. 16mo. Eng. Edi.) Price for 
 
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Books of Reference — Arts 8f Manufactures . 229 
 
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 146. Miscellaneous — (3 v. 16mo. Am. Edi.) Price for the three 
 
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 (1.) Smeaton’s Builder’s Companion [119-5] — The builder’s 
 
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 (3.) Arrowsmith’s Paper Hanger’s Companion [119-9] — A 
 
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230 Boohs of Reference — Arts 8f Manufactures . 
 
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 (3.) Stokes’ Cabinet Makers’ Companion [119*6] — The Cabi- 
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 ( 2 .) Walker’s Electrotype Manipulation [119-11] — Being the 
 
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 (3.) Mortimer’s Pyrotechnist’s Companion [119-12] — Or, a 
 
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PART III. 
 
 the law and regulations 
 
 RELATING TO 
 
 PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES 
 
 IN 
 
 UPPER CANADA. 
 
 I. EXTRACTS FROM THE LAW AUTHORIZING- THE ESTABLISH- 
 MENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES IN UPPER CANADA : 
 
 I. Legislative Grant. 
 
 The Upper Canada Common School Act of 1850, Section forty-one, enacts, 
 11 That it may and shall be lawful for the Governor in Council, to authorize the 
 expenditure annually, out of the share of the Legislative School Grant coming to 
 Upper Canada, of a sum not exceeding three thousand pounds , for the establish- 
 ment and support of School Libraries, under such regulations as are provided for 
 by this Act.” 
 
 By the first section of the Grammar and Common School Improvement Act of 
 1855, this sum was further increased as follows : 
 
 “4. A sum not exceeding three thousand jive hundred pounds per annum may 
 be expended as heretofore provided by law, in further aiding in the establishment 
 and extension of Public Libraries in connexion with the Grammar and Common 
 Schools in Upper Canada.” 
 
 2. Chief Superintendent. 
 
 Section thirty-five enacts that it shall be the duty of the Chief Superintendent 
 of Education : 
 
 “Eighthly. To employ all lawful means in his power to procure and promote 
 the establishment of School Libraries for general reading, in the several counties, 
 townships, cities, towns and villages ; to provide and recommend the adoption of 
 suitable plans of school houses, with the proper furniture and appendages ; and 
 to collect and diffuse useful information on the subject of education generally, 
 among the people of Upper Canada. 
 
 “ Ninthly. To submit to the Council of Public Instruction all books or manu- 
 scripts which may be placed in his hands with a view of obtaining the recom- 
 mendation or sanction of such Council, for their introduction as text-books or 
 library books ; and to prepare and lay before the Council of Public Instruction 
 for its consideration, such general regulations for the organization and government 
 of Common Schools, and the management of School Libraries, as he shall deem 
 necessary and proper. 
 
Laic 8f Regulations of Public School Libraries. 233 
 
 “ Tenthly. To apportion whatever sum or sums of money shall be provided by 
 the Legislature for the establishment and support of School Libraries : Provided 
 always, that no aid shall be given towards the establishment or support of any 
 School Library unless an equal amount be contributed and expended from local 
 sources for the same object.” 
 
 3. Council of Public Instruction. 
 
 Section thirty-six enacts that it shall be the duty of the Council of Public 
 Instruction : 
 
 “ Fifthly. To examine, and, at its discretion, recommend or disapprove of text- 
 books for the use of schools, or books for School Libraries : Provided always that 
 no portion of the Legislative School Grant shall be applied in aid of any school in 
 which any book is used that has been disapproved of by the Council, and public 
 notice given of such disapproval.” 
 
 4. Local Superintendents. 
 
 Section thirty-one, tenth clause, sixth division, enacts that it shall be the duty 
 of each Local Superintendent to make an annual report to the Chief Superin- 
 tendent, which among other things shall state “ the number of libraries, 
 their extent, how established and supported.” [See also Number 6 of this 
 Series.] 
 
 5. School Visitors. 
 
 Section thirty-three enacts that School Visitors shall have authority at any law- 
 ful meeting “ to devise such means as they may deem expedient, to promote the 
 establishment of libraries and the diffusion of useful knowledge.” 
 
 6. Boards of Public Instruction, 
 
 Section twenty-nine enacts that “ it shall be the duty of each County or Cir- 
 cuit Board of Public Instruction. Fourthly , To adopt all such lawful means in 
 their power, as they shall judge expedient, to promote the establishment of 
 School libraries, and to diffuse useful knowledge in such County or Circuit.” 
 
 7. County Municipal Councils. 
 
 i 
 
 Section twenty-seven enacts that “it shall be the duty of the Municipal Council 
 of each County, Secondly , To raise by assessment such sum or sums of money, as 
 it shall judge expedient for the establishment and maintenance of a County Com- 
 mon School Library.” 
 
 8. Township Municipal Councils. 
 
 Section eighteen enacts that it “ shall be the duty of the Municipality of each 
 Township in Upper Canada, Secondly, To levy at its discretion such sum or sums 
 as it shall judge expedient for purchasing books for a Township Library, under 
 such regulations, as shall be provided according to law.” 
 
 9. City and Town Municipal Councils. 
 
 Section twenty-one enacts, “ That the Council or Common Council of each 
 city or incorporated town in Upper Canada shall be and is hereby invested, with- 
 in its limits and liberties as prescribed by law, and shall be subject to the same 
 
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 obligations as are the Municipal Council of each County, and the Municipality of 
 each Township, by the eighteenth and twenty -seventh Section of this Act” just 
 quoted above. 
 
 10. Village Municipal Councils. 
 
 Section twenty five enacts, “ That the Municipality of every incorporated vil- 
 lage shall possess and exercise all the powers, and be subject to all the obligations 
 with regard to the levying and raising of moneys for the establishment and main- 
 tenance of school libraries within the limits of such incorporated village, as are 
 conferred and imposed by this Act upon the Municipal Corporations of cities.” 
 
 11. Board of School Trustees in Cities and Towns. 
 
 Section twenty-four enacts, “ That it shall be the duty of Boards of School 
 Trustees in cities and towns, Thirdly , To do whatever they may judge expedient 
 for procuring suitable apparatus and text books, and for the establishment and 
 maintenance of a school library or school libraries. Tenthly , To appoint a libra- 
 rian to take charge of the school library or libraries whenever established.” 
 
 N. B. The first Section of the supplementary School Act, 1853, invests Boards 
 of School Trustees with power, either to apply to their Municipality or employ 
 their own lawful authority to raise, by a general rate upon property, or otherwise, 
 such sum or sums as they shall judge expedient for the establishment and mainte- 
 nance of School libraries, etc. Grammar School Boards have also authority to 
 establish libraries. 
 
 12. Boards of School Trustees in Incorporated Villages. 
 
 The twenty-sixth Section of the School Act of 1850, and the 1st Section of the 
 Supplementary School Act of 1853, confer upon Boards of School Trustees iu In- 
 corporated Vilkiges, all the powers possessed by City and Town Boards as enu- 
 merated in the foregoing paragraph. 
 
 13. Trustees of School Sections. 
 
 Section twelve enacts, “ That it shall be the duty of the Trustees of such School 
 Section. Seveyileenthly , To appoint a Librarian, and to take such steps as they 
 may judge expedient, and as may be authorized according to lav/, for the establish- 
 ment, self- keeping, and proper management of a school library, whenever provi- 
 sion shall have been made and carried into effect for the establishment of school 
 libraries,” 
 
 N. B. By the ninth clause of the twelfth Section, in connection with the 1st 
 clause of tlie eighteenth Section of the School Act of 1850, Trustees are authorized 
 to provide means for the establishment and support of public School Libraries. 
 
 II. REMARKS OK THE FOREGOING. 
 
 1. Public Bodies which can establish School Libraries. 
 
 From the foregoing extracts from the School law, it will be seen that the follow - 
 iu Municipalities and School Corporations are authorized to provide means for 
 the establishment and support of Public School libraries in Upper Canada: 
 
Public School I/ibraries . 
 
 235 
 
 1. County Councils. 
 
 2. Township Councils. 
 
 3. City Councils. 
 
 4. Town Councils. 
 
 5. Village Councils. 
 
 6. Boards of School Trustees in Cities. 
 
 7. Boards of School Trustees in Towns. 
 
 8. Boards of School Trustees in Incorporated Villages. 
 
 9. Trustees of School Sections. 
 
 2. Duties of School Authorities in regard to Libraries. 
 
 It will also be seen from the above that it is the official duty and privilege of 
 local Superintendents, School Visitors, and Boards of Public Instruction to aid with 
 their counsel and advice in the general establishment of public libraries through- 
 out the country. 
 
 3. Library Apportionment. 
 
 Public School Libraries. 
 
 The Chief Superintendent of Education is prepared to apportion one hundred 
 per cent upon all sums which shall be raised from local sources by Municipal 
 Councils and School Corporations, for the establishment or increase of Public 
 Libraries in Upper Canada, under the regulations provided according to law 
 Remittances must not be in less sums than five dollars. Forms and Catalogues 
 furnished upon application. 
 
 Prizes in Schools. 
 
 The Chief Superintendent will grant one hundred per cent, upon all sums not 
 less than five dollars transmitted to him by Municipalities or Boards of School 
 Trustees for the purchase of books or reward cards for distribution as prizes in 
 Grammar and Common Schools. Forms and catalogues furnished upon appli- 
 cation. 
 
 School Maps and Apparatus. 
 
 The Chief Superintendent will add one hundred per cent, to any sum or sums, 
 not less than five dollars, transmitted to the Department from Grammar and Com- 
 mon Schools; and forward Maps, Apparatus, Charts, and Diagrams to the value of 
 the amount thus augmented, upon receiving a list of the articles required by the 
 Trustees. In all cases it will be necessary for any person, acting on behalf of the 
 Trustees, to enclose or present a written authority to do so, verified by the corpo- 
 rate seal of the Trustees. A selection of articles to be sent can always be made 
 by the Department, when so desired. Forms and catalogues furnished upon 
 application. 
 
 These apportionments are in harmony with the principle on which the School Fund 
 in each Municipality is distributed. Local exertion (and not property or population) 
 appears to be the most equitable basis of apportioning the Library Grant, and that 
 which is likely to give most general satisfaction and to exert the most beneficial in- 
 fluence. The principle of aiding each School Municipality (whether it be a town- 
 ship, city, town, village, or school section) in proportion as it exerts and helps itself 
 is, upon the whole, unobjectionable, and is best calculated to excite and bring into 
 
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 action that hind of interest and public spirit which are the life of any general sys- 
 tem of social advancement. This, therefore, is the principle on which the Library 
 and other Grants will be distributed. 
 
 4. Selection of Books from the General Catalogue. 
 
 A -word may be added on the selection of books for libraries. In a large 
 number of cases, this task has been assigned by the local authorities, to the Chief 
 Superintendent of Education ; in some eases the local authorities have, by a com- 
 mittee of one or more of themselves, selected all the books desired by them ; 
 while in other cases, the local authorities have selected the books to the amount of 
 their own appropriation, and requested the Chief Superintendent to select the rest, 
 to the amount of the apportionment of the library grant. This last mode of select- 
 ing the libraries has an advantage over either of the other two. In a considerable 
 number of the lists of books selected by the local school and municipal authorities, 
 there is the omission of many small and cheap works, most admirably adapted both 
 to intertain and instruct. These omissions occur chiefly in regard to books con- 
 tained in the latter part of the catalogue, characteristic notices of which could not 
 possibly be prepared by the Chief Superintendent within the time and space at 
 his disposal. In cases where the exclusive selection of libraries by the Chief Su- 
 perintendent is requested, it is to be feared he may omit some books specially de- 
 sired in the Section or Township, whose authorities have confided this trust to 
 him. But if the local authorities would select to the amount of their appropria- 
 tion such books as they particularly desire, and leave to the Chief Superintendent 
 the selection of the rest, with such suggestions as they may think proper to make 
 he would be able to till up their lists with such books, as would, for the most part, 
 be new, as well as useful and entertaining. This joint mode of selecting books for 
 libraries will no doubt be found better than that of local authorities selecting all 
 the books themselves, or wholly confiding the selection of them to the Chief 
 Superintendent. This suggestion is offered to all parties concerned, with the wish 
 that they will feel themselves perfectly free to act or not act upon it as they may 
 think best. 
 
 III. GENERAL PRINCIPLES UPON WHICH BOOKS HAVE BEEN 
 SELECTED FOR THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES. 
 
 [Extract from the Minutes of the Council of Public Instruction for Upper Canada , 
 2nd of August, 1853.) 
 
 The Council of Public Instruction for Upper Canada deems it proper to state its 
 principles of proceeding in performing the important and responsible task of select- 
 ing books for these Public School Libraries. 
 
 1. The Council regards it as imperative, that no works of a licentious, vicious 
 or immoral tendency, and no works hostile to the Christian Religion, should be 
 admitted into the Libraries. 
 
 2. Nor is it, in the opinion of the Council, compatible with the objects of the 
 public School Libraries, to introduce into them controversial works on Theology, 
 or works of denominational controversy ; although it would not be desirable to in- 
 clude all historical and other works in which such topics are referred to and dis- 
 
Public School Libraries. 237 
 
 cussed ; and it is desirable to include a selection of suitable works on tlie evidences 
 of Natural and Revealed Religion. 
 
 3. In regard to books on ecclesiastical history, the Council agrees in a selection 
 from the most approved works on each side. 
 
 4. With these exceptions, and within these limitations, it is the opinion of the 
 Council that as wide a selection as possible should be made of useful and enter- 
 taining books of permanent value, adapted to popular reading in the various de- 
 partments of human knowledge — leaving each Municipality to consult its own taste 
 and exercise it s own discretion in selecting books from the general catalogue. 
 
 5. The including of any books in the general catalogue, is not to be understood 
 as the expression of any opinion by the Council in regard to any sentiments incul- 
 cated or combated in such books ; but merely as an acquiescence on the part of 
 the Council in the purchase of such books by any Municipality, should it think 
 proper to do so. 
 
 6. The general catalogue of books for public School Libraries may be modified 
 and enlarged from year to year, as circumstances may suggest, and as suitable 
 new works of value may appear. 
 
 IY. REGULATIONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MANAGEMENT 
 OF PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES.' 
 
 {Adopted on the 2nd of August , 1853, and extracted from the Minutes of the 
 Council of Public Instruction of that date.) 
 
 1. Establishment of Libraries. 
 
 The Council of Public Instruction for Upper Canada, as authorized by the thirty 
 eighth section of the School Act of 1850, make the following regulations for the 
 establishment and management of Public School Libraries : 
 
 I. There may be School Section Libraries, or Township Libraries, as each Town- 
 ship Municipality shall prefer.* In case of the establishment of a Township 
 Library, the Township Council may either cause the books to be deposited in one 
 place, or recognise each School Section within its jurisdiction as a branch of the 
 Township Library Corporation, and cause the Library to be divided into parts or 
 sections, and allow each of these parts or sections of the Library to be circulated 
 in succession in each School Section. 
 
 II. Each Township Library shall be under the management of the Township 
 Corporation ; and each Branch or School Section Library shall be under the man- 
 agement of the School Section Corporation, The Township Council shall appoint 
 or remove the Librarian for the Township ; and each Trustee Corporation shall 
 appoint or remove the Librarian for the School Section, as already provided by 
 the seventeenth clause of the twelfth section of the School Act of 1850. 
 
 III. Each Township Council and each School Section Corporation receiving 
 library books, must provide a proper case for the books, with a lock and key; and 
 must cause the case and books to be kept in some safe place and repaired when 
 
 * This of course includes Ward or other authorised branches of a Township Library. 
 
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 injured ; and must also provide sufficient wrapping paper to cover the books, and 
 writing paper to enable the Librarian to keep minutes of the delivery and return 
 of books, and write the needful notes or letters. The members of the Township 
 and School Section Corporations are responsible for the security and preservation 
 of the books in their charge. 
 
 IV. When any books are taken in charge by the Librarian, he is to make out a 
 full and complete catalogue of them ; and at the foot of each catalogue, the Libra* 
 rian is to sign a receipt to the following effect : 
 
 4 ‘ I, A.B., do hereby acknowledge that the books specified in the preceding cata- 
 logue have been delivered to me by the Municipal Council of the Township of , 
 
 or (as the case may be) by the Trustees of School Section No. , in the Town- 
 ship of , to be carefully kept by me as their Librarian, for the use of the in- 
 
 habitants within their jurisdiction, according to the regulations prescribed by 
 authority of the Statute, for the management of Public School Libraries, to be ac- 
 counted for by me according to said regulations, to said Council, (or Trustees, as 
 the case may be,) and to be delivered to my successor in office. Dated, <fec. Such 
 catalogue, with the Librarian’s receipt, having been examined by such Council or 
 Trustees, or some person or persons appointed by them, and found to be correct, 
 shall be delivered to such Council or Trustees, and shall be kept among their 
 official papers. 
 
 V. The Librarian is accountable to the Trustees or Council appointing him, for 
 the cost of every book that is missing, or for the whole series of which it formed 
 a part. The Librarian is also accountable, in like manner, for any injury which a 
 book may appear to have sustained, by being soiled, defaced, torn, or otherwise 
 injured ; and can be relieved from such accountability only by the Trustees or 
 Council, on its being satisfactorily shown to them, that some resident within their 
 jurisdiction is chargeable for the cost of the book so missing, or for the amount of 
 injury so done to any work. 
 
 VI. The Librarian must see that in each book belonging to the Library, the 
 number of the book and the name of the Library to which it belongs shall be 
 written, either on a printed label pasted inside the cover of the book,* or on the 
 first blank leaf of it; and he is on no account to deliver out any book which is 
 not thus numbered and identified. He is also to cause all the books to be covered 
 with strong wrapping paper, on the back of which is to be written the title of the 
 book, and the number in large figures. As new books are added, the numbers are 
 to be continued, and they are in no case to be altered ; so that if the book be lost, 
 its number and title must still be continued on the catalogue, with a note that it 
 is missing. 
 
 VII. The Librarian must keep a blauk book, which may consist of a few sheets 
 of writing-paper stitched together — ruled across the width of the paper, so as to 
 leave five columns of the proper size, for the following entries — to be written 
 lengthwise of the paper: In the first column, the Title and No. of the Book ; in 
 the second column, the Name and Residence of the person to whom delivered ; 
 in the third column, Date of Delivery; in the fourth column, the Date of its 
 
 For form of label authorised by this Regulation, see Appendix VIII., page 39. 
 
Public School Libraries , 
 
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 Return ; in the fifth column, Remarks respecting the Condition of the Book, as 
 good, injured, torn, or defaced, &c., in the following form : — 
 
 TITLE and no. 
 OF THE BOOK. 
 
 TO WHOM 
 DELIVERED. 
 
 WHEN 
 
 DELIVERED. 
 
 WHEN 
 
 RETURNED. 
 
 CONDITION 
 OF THE BOOK. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 As it will be impossible for the Librarian to keep any trace of the Books without 
 such minutes, his own interest, as well as his duty to the public, should induce him 
 to be exact in making his entries at the time any book is delivered ; and when it 
 is returned, to be equally exact in noticing its condition, and making the proper 
 minute. 
 
 VIII. The Librarian is to act at all times and in all things according to the 
 orders of the Corporation appointing him ; and whenever he is removed or super- 
 seded, he is to deliver over to his successor, or to the order of his Trustees or 
 Council, all books, catalogues, and papers appertaining or relating to the Library; 
 and if they are found to be satisfactory, his Trustees, or Council, or successor in 
 office, shall give him a rec^ ipt to that effect. But if any of the books shall have 
 been lost, or in auywise injured, the Librarian shall account and pay for such loss, 
 unless released by his Trustees or Council. 
 
 IX. The Trustees and Council are to attend faithfully to the interests of their 
 Library ; they are, at all times, when they think proper, and as often as possible, 
 to examine the books carefully, and compare the books with the catalogue, and 
 note such as are missing or injured ; and to see that all forfeitures are promptly 
 collected, and that injuries done to books are promptly repaired, and that the 
 Library is properly managed and taken care of. 
 
 2. Regulations for the Care and Use of the Library Books. 
 
 X. The following are the regulations for the care and use of the books in the 
 Library : — 
 
 1. The Librarian has charge of the books, and is responsible for their preservation 
 and delivery to his successor, or to the order of his Trustees or Council appointing 
 
 him. 
 
 2. A copy of the Catalogue of the books is to be made out and kept by the 
 
 Librarian, and open to the inspection of all persons entitled to get books from the 
 Library, at all seasonable times, or at such times as may be determined by the 
 Trustees or Council. * 
 
 3. Books are to be delivered only to residents of a School Section in which a 
 Library or Branch Library is .established; or to the residents of a Township, where 
 Branch School Section Libraries do not exist. 
 
 4. Not more than one book can be delivered to a person at a time ; and any 
 one having a book out of the Library must return it before he can receive another. 
 
 5. No person upon whom a forfeiture has been adjudged under these regulations, 
 can receive a book while such forfeiture remains unpaid. 
 
 6. Each individual residing in a School Section, of sufficient age to read the 
 books belonging to the Library, shall be entitled to all the benefits and privileges 
 conferred by these regulations relative to Public School Libraries; but no person, 
 
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 under age, can be permitted to take a book out of the Library, unless he resides 
 with some inhabitant who is responsible for him ; nor can he receive a book if 
 notice has been given by his parent, or guardian, or person with whom he resides, 
 that he will not be responsible for books delivered to such minor. But any minor 
 can draw a book from the Library on depositing the cost of such book with the 
 Librarian. 
 
 I. Where there is a sufficient number of volumes in a Library to accommodate 
 all the residents of the School Section who wish to borrow, the Librarian may 
 permit each member of a family to take books as often as desired, as long as the 
 regulations are punctually and fully observed. But where there are not books 
 enough to supply all the borrowers, the Librarian must accommodate as many as 
 possible, by furnishing each family in proportion to the number of its readers or 
 borrowers, or by delivering not more than one book at a time for each family. 
 
 8. Every book must be returned to the Library within as many weeks after it 
 shall have been taken out, as it contains hundreds of pages — allowing one week 
 for the reading of a hundred pages ; but the same person may again take the same 
 book, if application has not been made for it while it was so out of the Library, by 
 any person entitled who has not previously borrowed the same book — in which 
 case such applicant shall have the preference in the use of it. And where there 
 have been several such applicants, the preference shall be according to priority in 
 the time of their applications, to be determined by the Librarian. 
 
 9. If a book be not returned at the proper time, the Librarian is to report the 
 fact to the Trustees, and he must exhibit to them every book which has been 
 returned injured by soiling, defacing, tearing, or in any other way, before such 
 book shall be again loaned out, together with the name of the person in whose- 
 possession it was when so injured. 
 
 10. For each day’s detention of a book beyond the time allowed by these regu- 
 lations, the forfeiture of one penny shall be incurred by the borrower,* and shall 
 be payable forthwith to the Librarian. 
 
 II. For the destruction or loss of a book, a f ndeiture shall be incurred by the 
 borrower, equal to the cost of the book, or of the set, if the book be one of a series-. 
 And on the payment of such forfeiture, the party paying it shall be entitled to the 
 residue of the scries. 
 
 12. For any injury which a book may sustain by a borrower, and before its 
 return, a forfeiture shall be incurred by such borrower, of not less than three pence 
 half-penny for every spot of grease or dirt upon the cover, or upon any leaf of the 
 volume ; for writing in or defacing any book, or for cutting or tearing the cover, or 
 the binding, or any leaf, not less than six pence, or more than the cost of the book. 
 
 13. If a leaf be torn out, or so defaced or mutilated that it cannot be read, or if 
 any thing be written in the volume, or any other injury done to it, which renders 
 it unfit for general circulation, the Trustees shall consider it a destruction of the 
 book, and the forfeiture shall be incurred accordingly, as above provided in case 
 of the loss of a book.f 
 
 14. When a book shall have been detained seven days beyond the time allowed 
 by these regulations, the Librarian shall give Dotice to the borrower to return the 
 
 * A forfeiture of six cents per day is imposed in each similar case in the State of New 
 York. 
 
 t These forfeitures are the same as in the State of New York in similar cases. 
 
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 same within three days. If not returned within that time, the book may be con- 
 sidered as lost, and the forfeiture imposed in such case as incurred accordingly. 
 
 1 5. When, in the opinion of the Librarian, any forfeiture has been incurred by 
 any person under these regulations, he shall refuse to deliver any book to the 
 party liable to such fine until the Trustees shall have decided upon such liability. 
 
 16. It is the special duty of the Librarian to give notice to the borrower of a 
 book that shall be returned injured, to show cause why he should not pay the for 
 feiture incurred. Such notice may be given to the agent or child, or sent to the 
 house, of the borrower who returns the book ; and it should always, if possible 
 be given at the time the book is returned. 
 
 17. The Librarian is to inform the Trustees of every such notice given by him, 
 and they shall assemble at the time and place appointed by him, or by any notice 
 given by them, or any one of them, and shall hear the case. They are to keep a 
 book of minutes, in which every forfeiture which, in their judgment, has been 
 incurred, shall be entered and signed by them, or the major part of them, or by 
 their Secretary on their order, and these minutes, or a duly certified copy of them, 
 shall be conclusive evidence of each of the facts recorded in them. 
 
 18. It shall be the duty of the Trustees to prosecute promptly for the collection 
 of the forfeitures adjudged by them, and all forfeitures shall be applied to defray- 
 ing the expenses and increasing the books of the Library.* 
 
 3. Miscellaneous Regulations. 
 
 XI. The foregoing regulations apply to Branch School Section Libraries, as well 
 as to School Section Libraries ; also to Township Councils the same as to Trustees 
 of School Sections, and to Township Libraries, the same as to School Section 
 Libraries, and to the residents in a Township in which there are no School Section 
 Libraries, the same as to the residents of a School Section ; likewise to the Libra- 
 rian of a Township, the same as to a Librarian of a School Section. 
 
 XII. W r hen a Township Councillor or School Trustee shall be notified as having 
 incurred a forfeiture for detaining, injuring, or destroying a book borrowed lrom 
 the library, he shall not act as a judge in his own case, but such case shall be de- 
 cided upou by the other members, or a majority of them, of the Township Coun- 
 cil or School Corporation authorised to act in the matter. In all cases, the acts of 
 a majority of a corporation are to be considered as the acts of the corporation. 
 
 XIII. In order to prevent the introduction of improper books into the Libraries, 
 it is required that no book shall be admitted into any public School Library estab- 
 lished under these regulations which is not included in the catalogue of public 
 School Library books, prepared according to law. 
 
 XIV. The Council or Trustees have authority, if they shall thiuk proper, (ac- 
 cording to the common practice of Circulating Libraries) to require the borrower 
 to deposit with the Librarian a sum equal to the cost of the book taken by him, 
 as a security for its safe return and the payment of any injury which may be done 
 to it. 
 
 XV. These regulations shall apply to cities, towns, and incorporated villages 
 the same as to School Sections. By the 3rd clause of the 24th section of the 
 
 * Forfeitures incurred under these regulations must be sued for in the Division Court a 
 according to the Interpretation Act, 12 Vie. ch. 10. 
 
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 School Act of 1850, the Board of School Trustees in each city, town and incorpo- 
 rated village has the same authority to establish and maintain “a school library or 
 school libraries,” as the Trustees of a School Section have by the 17th clause of 
 the 1 2th section of the same Act, to establish and maintain “ a school library” 
 
 XVI. The foregoing* regulations being made under the express authority and 
 requirements of the 38th section of the School Act of 1850, are binding upon all 
 parties concerned in the establishment, support, management, and privileges of 
 public school libraries ; and all parties act with a full knowledge of these 
 regulations. 
 
 XVII The Local Superintendents of Schools should inspect and inquire into 
 the state and operations of the Libraries or branch Libraries within their respec- 
 tive jurisdictions, and give the results of their observations and inquiries in their 
 annual reports; end each Township and School Section Corporation must report 
 annually, ai the time of making the annual School reports, the condition of their 
 Libraries, with the number of volumes in each, and the success and influence of 
 the system. 
 
 XVIII. These regulations will be subject to reconsideration and revision from 
 time to time, as experience and the circumstances of the country may suggest. 
 
 Education Office, 
 
 Toronto, 2nd August, 1853. 
 
 Y. EXPLANATORY REMARKS ON THE FOREGOING RULES AND 
 REGULATIONS. 
 
 BY THE CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. 
 
 1. By the Regulations, it will be seen that the widest discretion possible is 
 confided to the Township Municipalities, in the kind of Libraries and mode of 
 establishing them, while the duties of all parties concerned in the management 
 and use of these Libraries are so fully and plainly stated, as to prevent all doubts 
 or mistakes respecting them The Local Councils and Trustees are relieved from 
 the responsibility and odium of imposing penalties or forfeitures in any case what- 
 ever ; these are all specified in the General Regulations ; aud it only remains for 
 the Municipal and School authorities to investigate and decide upon the facts of 
 each case of alleged delinquency, and act accordingly. The most of these Regu- 
 lations— especially those which relate to the forfeitures incurred for the detention, 
 loss, or abuse of books — are adopted from the State of New York, where much 
 experience Ins been acquired in the management of Public School Libraries, 
 And that experience has shown that a strict adherence to these Regulations is 
 absolutely necessary to the maintenance of harmony among all parties concerned, 
 and to the preservation and usefulness of the Libraries. 
 
 2. In preparing these regulations, I have sought to give effect to the views and 
 feelings which were genera 1 ly expressed at nearly all the County School 
 Conventions which I attended last winter. But these regulations are necessarily 
 an experiment in 1 his country. It is very possible, if not probable, that experience 
 may suggest some modifications of them. I shall, in common with the other members 
 of the Council of Public Instruction, be happy to be favored with the resulls of 
 
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 your own experience and observation on the operation of these regulations; for I 
 am intensely anxious that we should not only have, in ah its brunches and aspects, 
 the best school system in the world, but that our fellow-citizens at large should 
 feel that it is so, and that it is their own — the creation of their joint counsels) 
 efforts, and patriotism — their own priceless legacy to posterity. 
 
 3. In regard to the selection and procuring of the books mentioned in the cata- 
 logue, I may observe, that it is not easy to conceive, and it is needless that I 
 should attempt to describe, the amount of time, labor and anxiety, which has been 
 expended in devising and maturing this system of Public School Libraries ; in 
 making arrangements in Great Britain and the United States for procuring these 
 books on advantageous terms ; and in selecting them from a much larger number of 
 works on the same subjects; nor am I yet able myself to form an accurate idea of 
 the extent of the additional labour and responsibility incurred by making this 
 Department the medium and agent of providing the Public School Libraries 
 throughout the Province with the Books for which the Municipalities may think 
 proper to apply. But on no part of the w oi k which I have undertaken, do I reflect 
 with more interest and pleasure than on that of rendering accessible to all the 
 Municipalities of Upper Canada — even the most remote — books of instruction and 
 useful entertainment which would not have otherwise come within their reach, and 
 that at prices which will save them thousands per annum in the purchase of them 
 •—-thus adding to their resources of knowledge and enjoyment by the variety and 
 character of books to which they can have access, aud the increase of facilities and 
 the reduction of expenses in procuring them. It will be seeu that the books 
 selected, embrace nearly the whole field of human knowledge - at least so far as it 
 is embraced in works of popular reading — including the best works of the kind that 
 issue from both the English and American press, and enabling each youth of our 
 land to converse with the learned and the wise of all ages and nations, and on any 
 subject of intellectual inquiry, or of practical life. By our system of Schools , we 
 are putting it into the power of every Canadian to read, and read he will, whether 
 for good or for evil ; and his ability to read will prove a blessing or a curse, accord’ 
 ing to the manner in which he exercises it By our system of Libraries, we are 
 providing them with wholesome and entertaining reading on almost all subjects, 
 without the poison of publications which are calculated to enfeeble the mind, and 
 vitiate the taste, and corrupt the morals. Perhaps to no books in the catalogue 
 will attention be more readily directed, than to those which relate to Natural 
 History, Manufactures, Useful Arts, and Agriculture,— presenting in attractive 
 forms the wouders, beauties, aud curiosities of Nature, and those various creations 
 of science, genius and industry, to which our age owes its preeminence over any 
 preceding age of mankind. It is not to be supposed that every reader will or can 
 read every book in the catalogue ; but the variety of books affords the means 
 of gratifying every variety of rational want, interest, and taste. I hope, at the 
 same time, to be able to make valuable additions to this Catalogue of books from 
 year to year, and especially the present year; and I shall be happy to receive 
 Suggestions from any quarter for that purpose. 
 
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 YI. FORWARDING LIBRARY BOOKS FROM THE EDUCATIONAL 
 DEPARTMENT, ETC. 
 
 1. No Library can be forwarded until the amount of the local appropriation has 
 been received by the Department. The libraries will be selected and sent, as 
 nearly as possible, in the same order of time in which the local appropriations shall 
 have been received. 
 
 2. In transmitting library lists it will be necessary to state distinctly, to whom 
 the books shall be addressed, and by what conveyance they shall be sent. 
 
 3. To each library there will be presented by the Department, as far as possible* 
 one copy of each of the ten volumes of the Journal of Education ; one copy each of 
 the Chief Superintendent’s Annual School Reports ; and a copy of the Common 
 School Acts of Upper Canada; printed labels to insert in the books, and a suffi- 
 cient quantity of strong paper to cover them. For these no charge will be made ; 
 nor for the boxes in which the books are packed, nor for the conveyance of them to 
 the wharf or railroad. 
 
 4. Should any error be discovered in the invoice, or in the books sent, parties 
 should notify the Department at once, and return the invoice for correction and 
 comparison with the list sent, and with the catalogue of the library retained in the 
 Office of the Department. 
 
 5. In all correspondence with the Educational Department relating to these 
 matters, it will be necessary to state distinctly the number, or other designation of 
 the section or library, the name of the Township and Post Office, also the numbers 
 and dates of any previous correspondence on the same subject. 
 
 6. Communications relating to Public Libraries should be written on separate 
 sheets from other letters on school matters, in order that they may be separately 
 classified in the Education Office. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 A. 
 
 REPLY TO OBJECTIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE INTRODUCTION OF 
 LIBRARIES IN UPPER CANADA BY THE EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 (Extract from the Annual Report of the Chief Superintendent, for 1854, pp. 9-13.) 
 
 Before noticing the steps which have been taken to introduce this branch of our 
 system of public instruction, I will reply to the only objections made to it. It has 
 been objected, “ that the purchase and sale of school requisites and books for 
 public libraries ought to be left to private enterprise — that the government ought 
 not to have a map or book establishment for the supply of schools and municipa- 
 lities with these essential instruments of sound education and general knowledge, 
 — that the private trader ought not to injured by government with whom he is 
 unable to compete.” 
 
 This objection is based upon the acknowledged fact, that school requisites and 
 books are supplied to local municipalities much more economically and advanta- 
 geously for the latter by the aid of government than by private traders. It is 
 then a question, whether the interests of public schools and municipalities are 
 first to be consulted or those of private individuals ? 
 
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 It is also to be observed that the same objection may be urged upon the same 
 ground and with equal force against any system of public schools whatever, as 
 they interfere with the trade of the private teacher ; for in proportion to the 
 excellence of public schools, and the degree in which they are aided by the legis- 
 lative grants and local assessments, and education to individuals thus cheapened, 
 will private schools decline, and the interests of private teachers be affected ? The 
 same objection lies equally against all endowments or public aid of colleges, as 
 the trade of the private tutor is thereby injured and for the most part extinguished 
 in regard to the whole business of collegiate teaching. The interests of a class of 
 private teachers are as much entitled to protection against the competition of 
 public schools, as are the interests of a class of private booksellers to protection 
 against the competition of government in supplying the public schools with the 
 requisite maps, apparatus and libraries. If the interests of an individual, or a class 
 are to be placed before those of the community at large, then there can be no 
 system of public instruction whatever, nor any public aid to anv branch of the 
 education of the people. But such an objection has never been admitted in the 
 government and legislation of any enlightened country. 
 
 The ground on which the public schools and municipalities are provided with 
 school requisites and libraries, through the medium of a public department, and 
 by means of public grants, is as unquestionable as it is simple and obvious. It is 
 the legitimate consequence of having public schools, for if a people determine 
 through their legislature that they will have public schools at all, it is clear that 
 those schools should be made as efficient as possible, and that nothing should be 
 omitted to render them so If it is, therefore, the duty of the legislature to pro- 
 mote the education of the people by the establishment of public schools, it is 
 equally its duty to provide all possible facilities and means for supplying those 
 schools with the maps, apparatus, and libraries which render them most instru- 
 mental in educating and instructing the people. 
 
 The legislature will, therefore, no doubt, make the same provision for aiding 
 public schools and municipalities in providing themselves with school maps, 
 apparatus and libraries, as it has done for the training and support of their teach- 
 ers ; and the unseemly opposition which has been attempted by two or three 
 newspapers in the interest of as many mistaken booksellers, has hitherto found no 
 echo in the voice of the press generally, and not a single response within the halls 
 of the legislature. 
 
 The objection too, is founded upon a false view of the legitimate sphere of 
 government duty and private enterprise. It is as much the duty of government 
 to adopt the most economical and effective means to furnish the public schools 
 with all the needful appliances and instruments of usefulness, as to provide these 
 for any one of its own departments. The extent and manner in which it does so- 
 must depend on circumstances, and is a matter for the exercise of its own discre- 
 tion, irrespective of any pretensions of private against public interests. The pri- 
 vate bookseller has a right to sell his books as he pleases ; and each school sec- 
 tion a nd municipality, and each public body of every description, as well as each 
 private indiviiual, and not less the government, has a right to purchase books 
 where, and of whom they please. Each municipality, as well as the legislative 
 assembly itself, may have its own library procured and imported by a public 
 agent, and not by a private trader, to whom large additional prices must be paid 
 foi his risks and profits. 
 
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 Besides, nearly all the maps and other articles of school apparatus, aid most of 
 the books for the libraries, Were unknown in the country and would have been 
 unknown, had they not been introduced by the agency of a public department. I 
 believe that private booksellers have largely profited by what I have done in this 
 respect ; that they have found demand for many books which no doubt have first 
 been made known iu the official catalogue and through the medium of the public 
 school libraries. They have the entire and exclusive possession of the field of 
 private trade; and with this they should be satisfied, withoul claiming to be the 
 sole and uncontrolled medium of supplying the public schools and municipalities 
 with books and school apparatus. 
 
 I have also considered it my duty to import nothing that could be produced in 
 the country. I get most of the maps mounted, and many of them colored in Toronto* 
 I have introduced models of school furniture . and encouraged its domestic manu- 
 facture, so th « t it is uow becoming an important branch of business. All our com- 
 mon school books are now printed in the country ; and I hope the day is not far 
 distant when, in the largest sense, Canada will be a book publishing, as well as a 
 book reading country. 
 
 Having noticed, perhaps more formally than was necessary, this only and 
 narrow objection against public libraries, I will now state the steps which have 
 been taken to establish this vitally important branch of our system of public 
 instruction, and some of its results and advmitages. 
 
 The first practical step towards establishing public school libraries in Upper 
 Canada, was taken in the autumn of 1850. In that year, the preliminary arrange- 
 ments were made with the chief publishers in England and the United States, to 
 supply the department with quantities of such works as might be selected by me, 
 and approved by the council of public instruction for Upper Canada. 
 
 In 1853, the arrangements in regard to this important branch of our system of 
 public instruction were perfected ; and towards the close of that year — (having 
 obtained the necessary supply from England and the United States) — the first 
 library was dispatched from the department. Since that time, the officers of the 
 department, charged with this special duty, have been incessantly engaged in 
 receiving books, and iu despatching libraries to every part of Upper Canada. Up 
 to the date of this report, there were despatched from the library depositories, 
 libraries containing 105,509 volumes. A detailed statement of the number of 
 libraries sent out, the names and designation of the municipalities and school 
 sections, which have procured libraries, the amounts contributed from local sources 
 for this object, the number of volumes sent out in each department of literature, 
 and other statistical information in regard to libraries up to the close of 1854, 
 will be found on referring to table K. The regulations which have been adopted 
 for the management and control of the libraries will be found in appendix F, 
 
 It will be seen by table K, how widely advantages of these public libraries 
 have already been diffused. Each of the forty-two counties in Upper Canada, 
 with the exception of Addington, Bruce and Victoria, has availed itself of the 
 facilities which the Department, through the liberality of the Legislature, has 
 been enabled to afford. They have been equally open to the most distant school 
 sections as well as to the metropolis — to the most remote and thinly inhabited 
 municipalities as well as to the most populous aud wealthy. Each lias been aided 
 from the legislative grant, and supplied with books according to the extent of their 
 own exertions and the amount of money contributed from their own resources. 
 
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 -As a singular instance of how little influence distance can have in preventing 
 the establishment of public libraries, I may mention that, while very respectable 
 libraries have been ordered and despatched to the extreme northern townships of 
 the province, bordering on the Ottawa River, not a single book has yet been pro- 
 cured for public school libraries in either of the populous and important cities of 
 Toronto, Ottawa or London ; while the school authorities in each of these cities 
 complain of a want of some additional inducements to encourage the idle boys in 
 their streets to attend the schools and enjoy the advantages of instruction. It is 
 but reasonable to suppose that, if the inducement of free access to the interesting 
 and often beautifully illustrated works on various branches of knowledge and 
 social duties, winch are usually supplied, was held out and explained to the 
 parents of these children, or to the lads themselves, the groups of idle, listless, or 
 mischievous boys, would, in a short time be very materially lessened. Young 
 people are easily interested and soon acquire a taste for reading, but when left to 
 themselves, instead of to the companionship of good books, this taste soon dege- 
 nerates into a morbid craving for the most dangerous and worthless productions of 
 the press. 
 
 The magnitude and importance of this noblest feature of our public school 
 system was deeply felt by Lord Elgin, who in one of his valedictory addresses 
 delivered on leaving the province, referred to the “ township and county libraries 
 as the crown and glory of the institutions of the province 1” This is certainly the 
 true light in which to view such great instruments iu the hand of Providence, for 
 the amelioration of society and the enlightenment of the public mind. The youth 
 attending our schools are taught to read, and read they will, either for good or 
 evil. It therefore becomes an important and momentous question in all systems 
 of public instruction, how shall this want be supplied — this craving for intellectual 
 food be satisfied. The question has ever been an anxious one with me. Each step 
 has been carefully pondered, and each conclusion has been cautiously arrived at. 
 It is therefore a matte.* of satisfaction to know that this care and anxiety has not 
 been iu vain, but that there will have been put into circulation in Upper Canada, 
 before these pages are printed, upwards of 110 000 volumes of choice and excel- 
 lent works relating to almost every department of literature aud science. 
 
 The many references to the popularity and usefulness of these libraries con- 
 tained iu the extracts from the remarks of the local superintendents in this report, 
 shew the great good which the circulation of the books already sent out has accom- 
 plished. It is to be hoped that the legislature will concur in the appropi iation of 
 a still further sum to aid the department in the diffusion of additional light and 
 knowledge in Upper Canada, and thus become the source of much comfort and 
 enjoyment during the long nights of our Canadian winter. 
 
 B. 
 
 HINTS UPON THE CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDINGS AND BOOK CASES. 
 
 The following article was prepared by an intelligent German gentleman, who 
 has paid much attention to the subject of Libraries. We commend the valuable 
 suggestions he has made, and the interesting facts he has stated. 
 
 Architects intrusted w r ith the structure of public buildings, generally think it of 
 greater importance to give the exterior a splendid appearance, than to combine 
 
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 convenience and comfort in the interior. A church, however beautiful its front, 
 however harmonious the proportions of the interior may be, is constructed impro- 
 perly if the congregation, or the larger portion of it, cannot catch the words of the 
 preacher. A cathedral or church, even should it be built in the purest and 
 noblest style, answers very badly the purpose for which it was intended if those 
 present are not enabled to see and hear well in all parts of the house. Unfortu- 
 nately, architects too frequently endeavour to make their names celebrated by 
 commanding facades, put up according to the rules of architecture, while they 
 care very little about the purpose for which the edifice is designed. On the other 
 band, a librarian knows generally very little architectural beauty, even though he 
 may pride himself upon the diligent study of Ruskin’s eminent works ; but he 
 ought to understand well how to make the best use of room, and to be thoroughly 
 acquainted with the most convenient arrangement for his books. 
 
 In contemplating the erection of an edifice for a library, it is most important to 
 consider the means of protection from the dangers of fire and water, aud other 
 destructive influences ; the choice of a site remote from a noisy or dangerous 
 neighborhood — such as that of theatres, factories — but nevertheless conveniently 
 situated for the visitors of the library ; a regard to the wisest use of room, as 
 well as to the comfortable and elegant arrangement of the interior; and finally, 
 the possibility of an enlargement, if it should become necessary. 
 
 The plan of heating rooms with warmed air and lighting them with gas is pro- 
 bably the best known and most approved, in consequence of its efficiency, and 
 the almost entire annihilation of the dangers of fire. For these reasons it is the 
 best method to be adopted in a public library. 
 
 Economy in the use of room is one of the most essential requisites in an edifice 
 destined for a collection of books. The apartments should either only be so high 
 that the top shelves are easily accessible by a light and transportable ladder, or 
 be crowned with galleries, on which cases for books may be placed. 
 
 In some of the European libraries and reading rooms, skylights with panes of 
 muffed glass have been introduced with great success. They admit light enough, 
 and at the same time afford protection from the dazzling rays of the sun. The 
 most suitable form for a library room seems to be a long and wide saloon, well 
 lighted from above or both sides. 
 
 The book shelves should be fixed either to the walls, or if the room does not 
 admit of it, they should form small recesses, perhaps in forms like those annexed 
 on the opposite page. 
 
 Besides the room destined for the library itself, there ought to be a reading- 
 room and some other smaller apartments. It would perhaps prove advantageous 
 to have a closet adjoining the reading-room for a wardrobe, for which a keeper 
 might be hired with a small salary, or any one might obtain the use of this ward- 
 robe, by the payment in large towns of one or two cents, every time a hat or. coat 
 is placed there, as is done, for instance, in Paris. 
 
 The advantage of having the reading-room separated from the library is very 
 great. The room can be made more agreeable if not united with the library, so 
 that the readers will not be interrupted constantly by the noise of comers and 
 goers. 
 
 There are very few persons who have not found that every mental labor be- 
 comes easier when the body is placed in a comfortable position. To be uncom- 
 fortably seated before too low or too high or shaking tables, with cold feet, and 
 
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 A. Entrance. 
 
 B. Principal Desk. 
 
 C. Desk of Librarian. 
 
 D. Desk of Assistant Librarian, 
 
 E. Desk of Junior Librarian, 
 E. Railing. 
 
 G. Book- shelves, or Recesses, 
 Bl. Doors in the Railing. 
 
 facing the light, are the causes of very disagreeable distractions. On the other 
 hand, the mind becomes animated and prolific when the body is at ease. The 
 addition of writing-desks to the usual tables would undoubtedly give great satis- 
 faction to ail visitors of the reading-room. 
 
 In a public library, it is essentially necessary that the books and the officers 
 employed should be separated from the visitors, by a railing (see the plan), which 
 might be the continuation of a desk in the form of a semicircle, on which the 
 latest publications might be placed for the inspection of members, just as they 
 usually are now in large public libraries. 
 
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 The height between the shelves depends of course on the size of the books 
 which are to be placed upon them. 
 
 The usual measure for Folios is 16 to 20 inches. 
 
 Quartos, 10 to 12 “ 
 
 Octavos, 8 to 10 “ 
 
 Duodecimos, 7 to 8 “ 
 
 And then there will always be room enough to take the bo< ks out without rub- 
 bing them against the boards. The shelves should at least be 15 inches wide, to 
 admit of a sufficient circulation of air. 
 
 Perhaps the most conveniently arranged and latest built library on the continent 
 of Europe, at present, is the Librairie de St. Genevieve at Paris. The Cardinal 
 de la Rochefoucauld, Abbot of the Genofains, enlarged the library, which is that 
 of the old Abbey of St. Genevieve, considerably by his donations. Situated near 
 the theological, medical, and law colleges, it has been enriched by works auxiliary 
 to the study of the students, who in large numbers inhabit the neighborhood. It 
 contains about 250,000 printed volumes, and 3,000 manuscripts, of which a well 
 arranged ticket catalogue [i e ., the titles of the books written on slips of paper, 
 and put in an alphabetical order] exists. The library is open from 10 a..m, to 3 
 p. m., and from 6 to 10 p. m, except Sundays and holidays ; it is lighted with gas 
 proceeding from pipes in the shape of chandeliers fixed on the tables. In winter 
 the whole building is heated by furnaces in the cellars. 
 
 The structure itself is well deserving of a more detailed description. The whole 
 of the ground floor is divided by the large and beautiful entrance and staircase, 
 on one side of which there is the room for the preservation and use of the manu- 
 scripts, illustrated works, engravings, rare books and typographical curiosities, 
 which are all kept in cases with glass doors ; on the other side several smaller 
 rooms occupy the remainder of the floor.- Ascending the spacious and commodious 
 
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 staircase, which is ornamented with the statues of the heroes of French literature, 
 we arrive at the first floor which is reserved entirely for the large saloon compris- 
 ing the library and reading-room. The design on the preceding page may perhaps 
 supply an idea of the interior arrangements. 
 
 A. Entrance. 
 
 B. Seat of the Overseer, who does not allow a person to go out with a book, 
 without a written permission. 
 
 C. Desk of the employes de recherche (those who refer to the catalogues), the 
 Librarian and his first assistant. The latter directs the visitors to the different 
 departments, superintended by his colleagues, who are seated at their desks at 
 
 D. And who have to give out the books asked for. 
 
 E. Book-shelves, which are not accessible because of the railing F. which run3 
 around all the walls and uprights. G. Table. 
 
 In this library, books are not allowed to go out but in cases of necessity, and 
 then the person who takes them has to give a receipt, which is returned to him 
 when the volumes are brought back. 
 
 The further prosecution of the preceding ideas of the structure of the building 
 for a library, according to the claims of our times, ought of course to be left to 
 practical architects. 
 
 Sketches of some of the most important Libraries and Museums in Europe and 
 in the United States, with illustrations, have already appeared in the Journal of 
 for Upper Canada, and to these we would refer the reader for further information 
 on the subject. 
 
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 Form of Label. 
 
 Authorised by the General Regulations , No. VI., page 238. 
 
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 adopted by the (Council of ^u6ltc Instruction for Sapper (Canada, 
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 GENERAL INDEX TO THE LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
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 A. 
 
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 Athens, R. T. S 13 
 
 Alison’s Works, &c 16, 56, 88, 127, 189 
 
 Aguilar’s Works 19, 177 
 
 Allen’s Works 20, 56, 222 
 
 ** Agriculture 133, 135, 137 
 
 " Architecture 150, 228 
 
 Australia, R. T. S„ 28, X. K. S„41, Travels 
 
 in 40, 41, 47 
 
 Arctic Regions, Winter in the,X. K, S. ... 45 
 
 Anderson’s Bible Light, &c 37, 42 
 
 Africa, Adventures in 42 
 
 " Histories of, 29, Travels in. 39, 42, 46 
 
 “ Mountain Valleys 49 
 
 Archer’s Island Home 49 
 
 Archer’s Economic Botany 117 
 
 About’s Greece and Toll a 50 
 
 Anson’s Voyage, X. K. S 51 
 
 Ashton’s Mothers of the Bible 51 
 
 Abbott’s Biography 52, 54, 65, 72, 73 
 
 “ Miscellaneous 99, 143 
 
 Aytoun’s Richard 1 54 
 
 Arago’s Autobiography, Ac 55 
 
 Arthur’s Successful Merchant 60 
 
 Alexander the Great, &c., R. T. S 67 
 
 Anne Boleyn, Memoirs of, Lad. His. Lib., 73 
 
 Addison’s Works 80 
 
 Arnold’s “ 81, 188, 189 
 
 Abercrombie’s Philosophy 90 
 
 American Oratory and Poets 95 
 
 America, Histories 129, 190, 191, 193, 194 
 
 “ Voyages in 39, 43, 41 
 
 Animal Structure, R. T. S. 105 
 
 “ Kingdom, X. K. S 105 
 
 Aikm an’s Natural History 107 
 
 “ Scotland 190 
 
 Adams’ Miscellaneous Works 110, 120 
 
 Agass’z’s Lake Superior 193 
 
 Atmosphere and its Phenomena 120 
 
 Anstedi’s Ancient World 128 
 
 “ Geological Science 215 
 
 Armstrong’s Agriculture 132 
 
 “ Steam Boilers 226 
 
 Andrews’, G., Agriculture 133,140, 210 
 
 “ E. L., Latin-English Lexicon... 206 
 
 Agricultural Class Book 141 
 
 Aspen’s Cosmorama 144 
 
 Aikin’s Arts and Manufactures 144 
 
 Ancient History, R. T. S 186 
 
 Appleton’s Cyclopaedia of Biography ...... 195 
 
 ** Dictionary of Machines, &c... 224 
 
 “ Miscellaneous Literature ...77, 80 
 
 Arvine’s Literary Anecdotes 196 
 
 “ Religious “ 197 
 
 Aldine’s British Poets 198 
 
 Anthon’s English-Latin Lexicon 206 
 
 Adler’s German Dictionary 207 
 
 Astronomical Figures, X. K. S 212 
 
 Arnott’s Physics 222 
 
 Antisell’s Useful Arts 223 
 
 Atlas of Plates 226 
 
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 Arrowsmith’s Companion 229 
 
 Agriculturists’ Calculator, The 219 
 
 AGRICULTURE, 132, REFERENCE ... 218 
 
 B. 
 
 Babylon and Nineveh, R. T. S 11 
 
 Bucke’s Ancient Cities, 13, Marlboro’ 56 
 
 “ Beauties of Nature 122 
 
 Bulwer’s Athens, 13, France 96 
 
 Browne’s Greece and Rome, X. K. S., 14, 
 Wellington, 56, Greek and Roman 
 
 History 205 
 
 Browne’s Agricultural Works ....133, 138, 139 
 
 Brown’s Trees of America 211 
 
 Buckley’s Cities, 16, Dawning of Genius 65 
 Bennett’s Hist. Stories, 16, Poultry Book 138 
 
 Bithell’s England 17 
 
 Blewett’s Rhymes of Royalty 18 
 
 British Nation, R. T. S., 19, Colonies, 
 
 X. K S 31 
 
 “ Empire, Alison, 127, Zoology, R. 
 
 Sylva, X. K. S., 116, Poets. 59, 
 
 “ Admirals, Campbell, 56, Poets, 59 
 
 " Museum, R. T. S 18 
 
 Bonnechose’s France 21 
 
 Behse’s Prussia 24 
 
 Bancroft’s United States 29, 191 
 
 Blake’s Works 29. 132, 133, 195, 197 
 
 Ballou’s Cuba 30 
 
 Banvard's Works, 29, 30, Webster 76 
 
 Barrow’s Pitcairn, 30, Tour, 39, Lives, 54, 72 
 
 Bonar’s Works 32, 33, 68 
 
 Bossuet’s Universal History 33 
 
 Brace’s Hungary and Germany 35 
 
 Baird’s Modern Greece 38 
 
 Burton’s Mecca, 38, Political Economy, 
 
 89, Scenery Shower 121 
 
 Bonomi’s Nineveh 38 
 
 Belzoni’s Egypt 41 
 
 Bard’s Waikna 43 
 
 Ballantyne’s Fur-Traders, 46, Poems 86 
 
 Bridgeman’s Daughters of China 48 
 
 Brett’s Indians of Guiana 48 
 
 Bowman’s Esperanza, 49, Chemistry, 210, 217 
 
 Brazil, Life in 43 
 
 Biographical Annals, 52, Sketches 66 
 
 Bruce’s Portraits 53 
 
 Brougham’s Works 57, 81, 86, 88, 91, 106 
 
 Roll’u Connino 1 Urn flQ 119. 191 1Q9 
 
 Brewster’s Works 59, 61, 125, 143, 219, 220 
 
 Boswell’s Johnson, 60, 195, Bees 134 
 
 Banks and Royal Society 63 
 
 Burke s Life, 63, Works 87 
 
 Beattie’s Campbell 64 
 
 Bail lie’s Missionary of Kilmany 64 
 
 Binney’s Buxton..]... 65 
 
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 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
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 Balboa, Cortez and. Pizarro 66 
 
 Bunbury’s Alfred the Great, &c 66 
 
 Beard’s Toussaint L’Ouverture 68 
 
 Beauchesne’s Louis XVII 69 
 
 Bungener’s Voltaire 70 
 
 Brook’s Mohammed 72 
 
 Burns’ Mothers of the Wise and Good... 75 
 
 “ R., Works 84 
 
 Burn’s Mechanics, 143, Steam Engine .... 147 
 
 Bacon’s Essays, 78, Works 199 
 
 Byron’s Works, and Beauties of 80, 84, 86 
 
 Bowen’s Documents of the Constitution 86 
 Barbauld’s Selections from Spectator ... 80 
 
 Blackwood’s Magazine, Selections from... 80 
 
 Bethune’s Female Poets 86 
 
 Blair’s Rhetoric, 89, Chron. Tables 98 
 
 Butler’s Analogy, by Angus, &c 91 
 
 “ Weather, 123, Imitative Art 224 
 
 Bagster on the Sacred Volume 92 
 
 Bayne’s Woks 93 
 
 Bible, R. T. S., 94, Natural History, 108, 
 
 Geography, R. T. S 126 
 
 Beecher’s Calisthenics 100 
 
 Boys and their Rulers 101 
 
 Book of x\nimals, X. K. S., 105, Trees, 
 
 X.K. S 115 
 
 “ Calendar Seasons, X. K. S,, 119, 
 
 Houses, &c., X. K. S 144 
 
 Bird, Life of a, X. K. S« 102 
 
 Birds, X. K. S., 105, Nests, X. K. S. 106 
 
 Bechstein’s Cage and Chamber Birds 106 
 
 Broderip’s Notebook and Zoological Re- 
 creations 108 
 
 Bull on Children 112 
 
 Brodie’s Mind and Matter 112 
 
 Bushnan’s Physiology 114 
 
 Bigelow’s Nature in Disease, &c 114, 147 
 
 Beale’s Laws of Health 115 
 
 Botanical Ladder 116 
 
 Botany, Elements of 117 
 
 Buist’s Flower Garden Directory, 117, 
 
 Gardener 135 
 
 Buff’s Physics ol the Earth 121 
 
 Brocklesby’s Microscopic World, 122 
 
 “ Meteorology 123 
 
 Bassnett’s Storms 123 
 
 Birt’s Law of Storms 123 
 
 Bingley’s Useful Knowledge 124 
 
 Bouvier’s Familiar Astronomy 125 
 
 “ Institutes 203 
 
 Breen’s Astronomy 126 
 
 Bible Geography, R. T. S 126 
 
 Bronner’s Chemistry 130 
 
 Boussingault’s Rural Economy 131 
 
 Buel’s Agricultural Works 132 
 
 Baucher’s Horse-Breaking 136 
 
 Bement’s Rabbit Fancier 139 
 
 Blacklock on Sheep 141 
 
 Barker’s Ship 144 
 
 Babbage’s Economy of Manufactures 144 
 
 Banf. eld’s Industry of the Rhine 146 
 
 Beckman’s Inventions 147 
 
 Blakely’s Theology of Inventions 147 
 
 Bourne’s Steam Engine 148, 225 
 
 Bakewcll’s Electricity 149 
 
 Bake well’s Geology 215 
 
 Blackie’s Josephus, 186, Imp. Gazet. ... 214 
 
 Boeckh’s Athens 187 
 
 Becker’s Gallus and Charicles 187 
 
 Bohn’s Classical Series 203 
 
 Brande’s Antiquities, 189, Chemistry 217 
 
 “ Dictionary 196 
 
 Bartlett’s Mexico, 193, Fevers 209 
 
 Broom’s Legal Maxims 202 
 
 Burleigh’s Legislative Guide 203 
 
 Baldwin’s Pronouncing Gazetteer 214 
 
 Bowring’s Decimal System 220 
 
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 Baker’s Statics, 220 , Mechanism 226 
 
 Burnell’s Civil Engineering, 221 , Limes, 227 
 
 Bird’s Natural Philosophy 221 
 
 Boucharlat’s Mechanics 222 
 
 Boye’s Pneumatics 222 
 
 Buchanan’s Technical Dictionary 224 
 
 Byrne’s Model Calculator 225 
 
 Metal Worker’s Assistant 225 
 
 Bland’s Ships and Boats 227 
 
 Burgoyne’s Blasting and Quarrying 227 
 
 Bury’s Architecture 228 
 
 Barnard’s School Architecture and 
 
 Education 99 
 
 BIOGRAPHY, 51, REFERENCE 194 
 
 BOTANY, 115, “ 210 
 
 C. 
 
 Coxe’s Works 9 , 10, 33, 56, 191 
 
 Chambers’ Works, 13, 45, 78, 82, 85, 89, 
 102,110,114,117,123,142,197, 215, 216, 195 
 
 Crusades, Various Histories of the 16 
 
 Child’s History of Rome, United States, 
 England, [Dickens and Bonner’s,! ... 18 
 
 Creasy’s Decisive Battles 20 
 
 Crowe’s France 21 
 
 Cabinet, Cyclopaedia, History of Switzer- 
 land 23 
 
 Crichton’s and Wheaton’s Scandinavia 25 
 
 China, X. K. S., &c. ’ 27, 28^ 191, Travels ‘iii 39 
 
 Corner’s China 28 
 
 Carpenter’s Works, 30. 113, 117, 122, 127, 211 
 
 Colman’s European Life, &c 35 
 
 Agriculture 218 
 
 Curzon’s Armenia and Monasteries 38 
 
 Cheever’s Works 41, 46, 93, 107, 124 
 
 Cumming’s Hunter's Life 42 
 
 Bible Pictures 51 
 
 Columbus and Vespucius 44 
 
 Constable’s Miscellany 49, 50 
 
 Cook’s Voyages 45 
 
 Cooke’s English Forests 116 
 
 Cayley’s Bridle Roads of Spain 48 
 
 Conscience’ Tales of Flemish Life 49 
 
 Cyrus, 52, R. T. S 67 
 
 Cleopatra 52 
 
 Charles I., Trials of 54 
 
 Croly’s George IV, 57, British Poets 83 
 
 Caxton’s Gresham. 59, R T. S 67 
 
 Cunningham’s Painters, &c 61, 81 
 
 Carlyle’s Sterling, &c., 61, 62, French 
 
 Revolution 190 
 
 “ Cromwell’s Letters and Speeches 87 
 
 Church in the Army, R. T. S 62 
 
 Curran’s Life, Mackenzie 63 
 
 Cockburn’s Memorials, &c 64 
 
 Cottin’s Exiles of Siberia 48 
 
 Cockayne’s Turenne 55 
 
 Cortez, Hernando, by Uncle Philip 77 
 
 Craik’s Works 65, 78, 97, 146 
 
 Charlemagne, R. T. S. 67 
 
 “ and Bayard, R. T. S 68 
 
 Cranmer. R. T. S 67 
 
 Calvin, R. T. S 67 
 
 Child’s History of Woman 73 
 
 “ Biography of Good Wives 73 
 
 Crosland’s Memorable Women 74 
 
 Cleveland’s Literature 79 
 
 Cornwall’s Essays and Tales 81 
 
 Collier’s Shakespeare 82 
 
 Cowper’s Works 82, 83 
 
 Crabb’s Synonyms 98, 207 
 
 Crabbe’s Poems, &c 83, 223 
 
 Channing’s Oratory 88 
 
 Campbell’s Works 88, 194, 195, 197 
 
 Cousin on the Beautiful, 88, Mod. Philo. 199 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE 
 
 255 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Chalmers’ Works 90, 93. 125 
 
 Chasles’ Literature and Manners 95 
 
 Cuvier’s Zoology 105, 108, 207 
 
 Catlow’s Works 106, 108, 117, 122 
 
 Cooper’s Country Rambles „ 110 
 
 Coming’s Physiology, &e 113 
 
 Clark’s Sight and Hearing 115 
 
 Chanter’s Ferny Combes 118 
 
 Calcott’s Scrip Herbal 118 
 
 Caves and Mines of the Earth, R. T. S. ... 1 9 0 
 
 Curiosities and Wonders of ..Nature 120 
 
 Chronicles of the Seasons 124 
 
 Christmas’ Echoes of the Universe' 124 
 
 Christie’s Practical Astronomy 126 
 
 Crofton’s Genesis and Geology 129 
 
 Chaptal’s Agricultural Chemistry 132 
 
 Canada, Histories, 31, 193, 194, Travels in 45 
 Cole’s Fruit Book, 134, AmericanVeterin.. 137 
 
 Charlton’s Grape Growing Guide 135 
 
 Cobbett’s Gardener 135 
 
 Clater’s Farriery, 136, Diseases of Horses 137 
 
 “ and Youatt’s Cattle Doctor 137 
 
 Canfield on Sheep 138 
 
 Country House, The 138 
 
 Cottage Bee Keeper, The 139 
 
 Comte’s Philosophy of the Sciences 143 
 
 “ Philosophy of Mathematics 222 
 
 Caoutchouc and Gutta Percha, R. T. S ... 144 
 
 Common Things, R. T. S. 145 
 
 Clothing 145 
 
 Cream of Scientific Knowledge 145 
 
 Commerce of Great Britain 146 
 
 Cleaveland and Backus’ Village Cottages 150 
 
 Conde’s Arabs in Spain 191 
 
 Coggeshall’s Voyages 194 
 
 Coleridge’s Works 198 
 
 Canning’s Speeches 201 
 
 Chatham, Burke, and Erskine’s Speeches 201 
 
 Classical Series, Bohn 203 
 
 “ Quotations, Dictionary of 98 
 
 Condie on the Diseases of Children 209 
 
 Cooper’s Surgical Dictionary 209 
 
 Congdon’s Class Book of Botany 210 
 
 Coffin’s Eclipses 212 
 
 Coin Collector’s Manual 220 
 
 Coue’s Natural Philosophy 222 
 
 Cotton Spinner and Carder’s Guide 229 
 
 Colburn’s Locomotive Engine 229 
 
 Christian Knowledge Society : 
 
 et (c 1 AS 1 AC 10*7 
 
 “ *' Botany 115 
 
 “ “ Phenomena 118, 119 
 
 Chemistry 180 
 
 “ Nat. Philosophy ... 144 
 
 CHEMISTRY, 129, REFERENCE.. 216 
 
 D. 
 
 Drinkwater’s Siege of Gibraltar 20 
 
 Dublin, R. T. S 19 
 
 De Tocqueville’s Political Works, 21, 95, 203 
 
 T)a.v«n nnrt.’u Wnr-lra 91 RZ. RR ’7-) 
 
 Dunham’s Historical Works 22, 24, 191 
 
 De Reumont’s Naples 22 
 
 De Custine’s Russia 24 
 
 Duncan’s Russia, 24, Phil, of Seasons 124 
 
 DeLagny’s Knout and Russians 24 
 
 De Besse’s Turkish Empire 26 
 
 Davis’ China 27, 192 
 
 Davies’ Holland, 191, Mathematics 223 
 
 “ James, Life of 63 
 
 Davidson’s Sacred History 31 
 
 Doyle’s Ulster, 35, Agrie. Works ...138, 141 
 
 Dumas’ South of France '..... 35 
 
 Dix’s Madeira 35 
 
 De La Gironiere’s Philippines 43 
 
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 Dana’s Before the Mast, 45, Agricultural 
 
 Works 133 
 
 *• Mineralogy 216 
 
 De Quincey’s Works 53, 199 
 
 D’Aubigne’s Cromwell 54 
 
 Dixon’s Wm. Penn, 54, Howard 68 
 
 De Florian’s William Tell 66 
 
 Dover’s Frederick II 71 
 
 Doran’s Queens of England 72 
 
 Distinguished Females, Sketches of 74 
 
 De Coverly and Southey 79 
 
 De Coverly. By the Spectator 81 
 
 D’Israeli’s Amenities of Literature 80 
 
 De Lolme, Guizot and Creasy’s Political 
 
 Works 86 
 
 Dick’s Works 92, 125, 126,... 142 
 
 Duer’s Jurisprudence 95 
 
 Dictionary of Popular Quotations 98 
 
 De Lasp6e’s Calisthenics 100 
 
 Dawes’ Sug. Hints, 102, Industrial Life 145 
 
 De Wahl’s Training of Girls 102 
 
 Dodd’s Works Ill, 137, 146, 147 
 
 Davidson on Diet 113 
 
 Domestic Medicine, Bohn 113 
 
 Donovan’s Domestic Economy 115 
 
 Dowden’s Wild Flowers 117 
 
 Dew Drop and Mist, X. K. S 119 
 
 De Vere’s Book of Nature 121 
 
 Drew’s Meteorology 123 
 
 Dawson’s Acadian Geology 128 
 
 Downing’s Landscape Gardening, 135, 
 
 Country Houses 149 
 
 Dennis’ Landscape Gardening 136 
 
 Dadd’s Doctor, and American Cattle 
 
 Doctor 137 
 
 Dickson and Mowbray’s Agricultural 
 
 Works 139, 140, 148 
 
 Donaldson’s Clay Lands and Cultivated 
 
 Plants 140 
 
 Dempsey’s Agric Works, &c- 140, 226. 228 
 
 Dew’s Ancient and Modern History 187 
 
 De Joinville’s Crusades 188 
 
 Darwin’s Naturalist’s Voyage 193 
 
 Drake’s Indians of North America 194 
 
 Dryden’s Complete Works 199 
 
 Domat’s Civil Law 201 
 
 Duyckinck’s Cyclopaedia 202 
 
 Donnegan’s Greek Lexicon 206 
 
 Dallas’ Animal Kingdom 207 
 
 Draper’s Physiology, 209, Nat. Philos 222 
 
 De la BOche’s Geological Ooserver 215 
 
 Denison’s Clock and" Watch Making 226 
 
 Dobson’s Architectural Works 228 
 
 Didron’s Christian Iconogr phy 228 
 
 Dyer and Color Maker’s Companion *30 
 
 E. 
 
 Egypt and Tyro, Ancient, R. T. S 11 
 
 Edgar’s History for Boys 17 
 
 *• Boyhood and Footprints of Great 
 
 Men v 65 
 
 Edinburgh, R.T. S 19 
 
 E 1 we y’s Ocean and her Rulers 20 
 
 Eaton’s Rome in 19th Century 23 
 
 English History, short stories from 
 
 X. K. S 26 
 
 “ “ Half hours, Tales from 17 
 
 England, Various Histories of 17, 18, 190 
 
 Travels in 34 
 
 Eusebius’ Ecclesiastical History 33 
 
 Erman’s Siberia 36 
 
 Eustace’s Classical Tour in Italy 36 
 
 Educational Outlines 41 
 
 “ Maps. X. K- S. 98 
 
 “ Lectures 100, 10 L 
 
 Education, Various Works on 101 
 
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 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
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 Edgeworth’s Education 99 
 
 Emerson’s Practical Education, 99, 
 
 Essays, &c 96 
 
 Edwards’ Amazon, &c 42, 196 
 
 EUet’s Pioneer Women 44 
 
 Ellesmere’s Wellington 58 
 
 Eminent Men, X. K. S 66 
 
 “ “ 76 
 
 “ Anglo Saxons, R. T. S 67 
 
 “ Medical Men, R. T. S 67 
 
 Exemplary Biography 68 
 
 Edmonds’ Washington 75 
 
 Essays from London Times 80 
 
 Elmes’ Horse Vacivse 81 
 
 Everett’s Orations 95 
 
 Ellis’ Works 74,111,130, 192 
 
 Elliott’s Fruit Book, 134, Liberty 188 
 
 Every Day Wonders, Knight Ill 
 
 “ “ Things 144 
 
 Eastwood’s Cranberry 135 
 
 Ewbank’s World a Workshop, 142, Brazil 193 
 
 Ennemoser’s Magic 143 
 
 Exhibition Lectures 146 
 
 Encyclopaedia Americana 196 
 
 Religious Knowledge 1 6 
 
 Eadie’s Biblical Encyclopaedia 197 
 
 Esehenberg’s Classical Literature 295 
 
 Episodes of Insect Life, Domestica 207 
 
 Evans’ Millwright Guide 230 
 
 Ecclesiastical Library, Bohn 205 
 
 F. 
 
 Eraser’s Mesopotamia, &c., 12, Persia ... 27 
 
 Francis’ Works 15, 57, 58, 210 219, 223 
 
 Frost’s Works 21, 30, 42, 76 
 
 France, Various Histories of 21, 190, 191 
 
 “ “ Travels in 35, 50 
 
 French Stories, 21. X. K. S 26 
 
 “ Lit. Men, 69, Revolution, R. T. S. 27 
 
 “ In Algiers 42, 
 
 Foote's Africa 29 
 
 Foster’s Works 33, 77,79,87, 93 
 
 Fredet’s Histories 34 
 
 Furniss’ Caesar and Doge 37 
 
 Flagg’s Venice 37 
 
 Fisk’s Holy Land 37 
 
 Fiske’s Classical Antiquities 205 
 
 Fleury’s America 44 
 
 Far Off ; or, Australia and Asia described 48 
 
 Farr’s Bible Biog.. 5b Ancient History ... 187 
 
 Fenelon’s Ancient Philosophers 
 
 Pollen’s Fenelon 92 
 
 Fell’s Alderman Kelly 66 
 
 Facts to Correct Fancies 74 
 
 Fullom’s Woman, 74, Marvels of Science 121 
 
 Franklin, Bcnj., Life, Autobiog, Mem. of 76 
 
 Friends in Council 81 
 
 Forsyth’s Trial by Jury 87 
 
 Fowler’s English Grammar 98 
 
 Flower Garden, Quarterly Review 116 
 
 Flowers of the Year. R. T. S 117 
 
 Frozen Stream, X. K. S 119 
 
 Face of the Earth, R. T. S 119, 120 
 
 Fleming’s Seasons 123 
 
 Fownes’ Chemistry 131, 216 
 
 Fessenden’s Agricultural Works 135, 216 
 
 Field, Fold and Wheat, R. T. S 134 
 
 Floy’s Orchard 134 
 
 Farm and Garden Essays 1 to 
 
 Forrest’s Boys Book,141, Mil.Engineering. 221 
 
 First Thoughts 142 
 
 Four Hundred Receipts 145 
 
 Ferguson’s Rom. Rep., 188, St. Engine ... 225 
 
 Fuller’s Worthies of England 194 
 
 Forster’s Statesmen 195 
 
 Furton’s British Shells 208 
 
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 Faraday’s Lectures 218 
 
 Field’s Painter’s Art 227 
 
 Fromberg’s Painting on Glass 227 
 
 G. 
 
 Gosse’s History, 9, 12, Zoology... 102, 103, 
 
 106, 120, 127 
 
 Greece, Various Histories of 13, 14, 187 
 
 <t Travels in lftO IRQ 
 
 “ Grote’s, 187, R. T. S 13 
 
 Greeks Illustrious, R. T. S 53 
 
 Guizot’s Works 16. 54, 58, 70, 188 
 
 Grey, Grandfather, Wonders of Home... 144 
 
 “ Polynesian Mythology 31 
 
 Gray’s English Princes, 18, Botany, 210, 
 
 211. Geology 216 
 
 Gifford’s Naval Daring 20 
 
 Grattan’s Netherlands 24 
 
 Gurowski's Russia 24 
 
 Germ any, Various Histories of 23, 24, 190, 191 
 
 “ Travels in 35 
 
 “ and Poland, X. K. S ... 26 
 
 Genoa, X. K S 26 
 
 Glimpses of the Dark Ages, R. T. S 27 
 
 Gapper’s Presidencies of India 28 
 
 Gahan’s Christian Church 33 
 
 Gautier’s Wanderings in Spain 35 
 
 Gould’s Works 37, 209, 223 
 
 Gerstacker’s Travels 43, 49 
 
 Gilly’s Shipwrecks 46 
 
 Goulding’s Young Marooners 46 
 
 Gregorovius’ Corsica 50 
 
 Giants of Patagonia 50 
 
 Galt’s Byron 60 
 
 Genius, Memorials of Early 61 
 
 Gilfillan’s Lit. Port., 60, B. Poets 198 
 
 Goldsmith’s Works 63, 85, 208 
 
 Goethe’s Autobiography, 71, Work...s 97 
 
 Green’s Mahomet 72 
 
 George’s Queens of Spain 73 
 
 Gertrude’s Randolph 77 
 
 Gardner’s Christian Females 75 
 
 “ Music of nature 125 
 
 Gardner’s Farmers Dictionary 219 
 
 Gleanings from the Poets 86 
 
 “ Chemistry, &c 115, 217, 223 
 
 Giles’ Illustrations of Genius 93 
 
 Gold and the Gospel 93 
 
 Graham’s Eng. Syn., 98, Chemistry 217 
 
 Governess Life 99 
 
 Gymnastics 100 
 
 Graduated Instruction 102 
 
 Garratt’s Instinct 107 
 
 Gleanings of Sacred Philosophy 108 
 
 Greenwood’s Pets 110 
 
 Good Health, R.T S. Ill 
 
 Griscom’s Physiology, 112, Air 114 
 
 Girtin’s House I live in 112 
 
 Glenny’S Works 116, 117, 134 
 
 Guyot’s Earth and Man ' 127 
 
 Griffiths’ Chemistry 129,130, 210 
 
 Griffin’s Works 131, 145, • 146 
 
 Gaylord and Tucker’s Am. Husb 132 
 
 Gardening and Natural History 133 
 
 Genon on the Cow 138 
 
 Gillespie’s Roads and Railroads 148 
 
 Gibbon’s Roman Empire, Bolin’s Edi., &c. 188 
 
 Gorton’s Biographical Dictionary 195 
 
 Godwin’s Universal Biography^ 195 
 
 Goodrich’s British Eloquence 201 
 
 Griswold’s Works 202 
 
 Greek Literature 206 
 
 Greek and Roman Philosophy, &c 206 
 
 Giessen’s Outlines of Analysis 217 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE 
 
 257 
 
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 Gore’s Electro Deposition 226 
 
 Glyn’s Cranes and power of Water 226 
 
 Greenwood’s Navigation 227 
 
 Gessert’s Glass Staining 227 
 
 Garbett’s Design in Architecture 228 
 
 GEOLOGY, 127, REFERENCE 214 
 
 H. 
 
 Hale’s History of the Jews 9 
 
 Hughes’ Australia, 40. Manuf 227, 229 
 
 Hengstenberg’s Egypt 12 
 
 Hawthorne’s Stories from History 15 
 
 Hump’s England 17 
 
 Hungary, Various Histories of 24 
 
 “ Travels in 109 
 
 <e Bohn’s 24 
 
 Hamley’s Crimean Campaign 25 
 
 Harvey’s Battles B. Army, 20, Peel, 58, 
 
 Poems 84 
 
 Hargrave’s Australia 28 
 
 Hildreth’s Works 28, 29, 191 
 
 Hawe’s Indian Tales 31 
 
 Hoare’s Ecclesiastical History 32 
 
 Hackett’s Illustrations of Scripture 32 
 
 Howitt’s Works 34, 41, 59, 84, 123 
 
 Hugo’s Victor 1 , Rhine 35 
 
 Hall’s Works (various) ... 37, 72, 100 , 102 , 114 
 Hodgins’ Geog. & Hist. British Colonies 31 
 
 Headley’s Sacred Mountains, &c 37, 52 
 
 Hue’s China, Chinese Empire, & Tartary, 39 
 
 Hutchinson’s Niger, &c 40, 102 
 
 “ Colonel, Memoirs of 62 
 
 Humboldt’s Works, &c. . .42, 43, 71, 121, 122, 124 
 
 Holton’s New Grenada 43 
 
 H^oled’s Sandwich Islands 43 
 
 Head’s (Sir F. B ) Bruce, 44, Shall and 
 Will (Sir E. W.) Stokers, &c», F.B.,97, 148 
 
 Home of the Mutineers 47 
 
 Hack’s Winter Evenings 48 
 
 Hetnei’s Athens 49 
 
 Hartley’s Sandford and Merton 50 
 
 Holling’s Cicero, 52. Gustavus Adolphus, 72 
 Herbert’s Captains, Roman Republic and 
 
 Old World 53 
 
 Holcroft’s Memoirs 55 
 
 Holland’s Reminiscences, &c 60 
 
 “ Manufactures in Metal 147 
 
 Holland and Belgium. Travels in 49, 112 
 
 Hunt, Leigh, Autobiog. 60, &c-,81, 124, 144, 225 
 
 Hone’s Eminent Christians 62 
 
 Hanna’s Chalmers 64 
 
 Haldane’s Memoirs 64 
 
 Harper’s Men of Modern Times 66 
 
 “ Miscellaneous Agriculture.. 132 
 
 “ Rollin, 186. Practical Life 179 
 
 Harsha’s Orators and Statesmen 67 
 
 Hazlitt’s Napoh on. 69, &c 80, 82 
 
 Howe’s American Mechanics 75 
 
 Hudson, Henry, Adventures of 77 
 
 Historical Tales, American 77 
 
 Harrison and Shaw’s Literature 79 
 
 Hayward and Mavne’s Essays, &c 80 
 
 Herbert and Hall’s Works 83 
 
 Hemans’ Poems 84 
 
 Hood’s Poems 84 
 
 Humphrey’s Political Science 87 
 
 Halleck and Taylor’s Poems 95 
 
 Huyske’s Bible Stories of Animals 104 
 
 History of Insects, R. T. S. 104 
 
 Hive and its Wonders, R. T. S 105 
 
 Hibbert’s Rustic Adornments, &c 109 
 
 Hamilton’s Animal and Veg. Physiology, 110 
 
 “ Philosophy 199 
 
 Hassall’s Food Adulterations Ill 
 
 Hookers Physician, 115, British Flora.... 211 
 Higgins’ Earth 122 
 
 Page 
 
 Hutton’s Book of Nature 122 
 
 “ Mathematics 223 
 
 Hogg’s Microscope, 122, Nat. Philosophy 143 
 Harris’ Thunder Storms, 123, Electricity, 149 
 
 Hitchcock’s Works 125, 128, 129, 142, 215 
 
 Herschell’s Astronomy 125, 212 
 
 “ Natural Philosophy 220 
 
 Hind’s Astronomy.. 126 
 
 Hodge’s Chemistry 131 
 
 Hibberd’s Town Garden 133 
 
 Honey Bee, The, Quarterly Review ...... 140 
 
 How to choose a Milch Cow 140 
 
 “ Furnish a House 145 
 
 Houses, Furniture, &c 145 
 
 Haupt’s Bridge Construction 148 
 
 Highton’s Telegraph 149 
 
 Heeren’s Greece 187 
 
 Hedges’ Prose Writers of Germany 197 
 
 Hallam’s Works 199 
 
 Hooper’s Medical Dictionary 209 
 
 Henslow’s Botany 211 
 
 Heather’s Descriptive Geometry 221 
 
 “ Instruments 221 
 
 HISTORY, 1, REFERENCE 286 
 
 I. 
 
 Idumaea, Arabia, and Dead Sea, R.T. S... 11 
 
 Iona Island, R. T, S. 19 
 
 Isle of Wight. R T. S 34 
 
 Indians of North America, R. T. S 31 
 
 Indians of North America, Various works 
 
 on 30, 31 
 
 Italian Stories, X. K. S 26 
 
 Italy, Various works on 22, 23, 36, 37, 50 
 
 Insects and Habitations, X. K. S., 105, 
 
 Life and Manuf., X. K. S 107 
 
 Industry of Nations, X. K. S., Of the 
 
 Rhine 106 
 
 Ireland, Various Histories of, 19, 190, 
 
 Travels in 35 
 
 India, Pictorial 28 
 
 “ Various Histories of 27, 28 
 
 Iceland 31 
 
 Irving’s Works 44, 49, 94, 96 
 
 Illustrious Men, Tales of 77 
 
 Irish National Selections, Poems 85 
 
 Imray’s Practical Mechanics 143 
 
 Inanimate Creation, Ansted, &c 207 
 
 J. 
 
 Jews, History of the, R. T. S 9 
 
 Jewish Nation, R. T S 9 
 
 “ Rites, Worship, Captivity, Laws, 
 
 Manners, &c.. R. T. S 10 
 
 Judges and Kings of Israel, R, T. S 10 
 
 Jones’ Seven Wise Men 14 
 
 James’ Works 16, £ 4, 63, 69 
 
 Jomini's Waterloo 21 
 
 Jamaica, R T. S 27 
 
 Jarves’ Sandwich Islands 30 
 
 Johns’ Lizard Head, X. K. S 34 
 
 “ Botanical Works 115, 116, 119 
 
 Jukes’ Physical Geology 128 
 
 Jerrold’s Brage Breaker 36 
 
 Jermann’s St.” Peter sburgh 40 
 
 Jenkins’ Exploring Expedition 40 
 
 Jokai’s Hungarian Sketches 49 
 
 Johnson’s Works 59, 83, 112, 117, 199, 219 
 
 Conchology 208 
 
 Johnston’s Chemistry, &c., 130, 131, 139, 
 
 140, 194, 214, 218, Atlases 213 
 
 Jervis’ Great Painters 61 
 
 Jamieson’s Religious Biography 62 
 
 Jameson’s Works 71, 74, 80 
 
258 
 
 GENERAL INDEX to the 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Josephine, Empress, Memoirs of 73 
 
 Judson. Dr., Life of, 76, Mrs., Life of 76 
 
 Joly’s Christian Evidences 90 
 
 Jesse’s Gleanings, 106, White’s Selborne, 109 
 
 Jenyns’ Natural History 109 
 
 Jackson’s Minerals 129 
 
 Joyce’s Arts, &c., Scientific Dialogues... 143 
 Josephus, Bohn. Lippincott, and Blackie, 186 
 
 Jauffroy’s Ethics 200 
 
 Junius, by Woodfall 201 
 
 Jussieu’s Botany 211 
 
 Jeans’ Navigation, &c 227 
 
 K. 
 
 Kitto’s Historical Works, 11, 27, 1S6, &c., 
 
 Kenrick’s Egypt 12 
 
 Kenrick and Child’s Gift Book 75 
 
 Kingsley’s Heroes, 15, Glaucus 121 
 
 Knight’s Historical Works... 15, 17, 21,53, 80 
 “ Zoology, 106, 107, Cyclopaedia, 
 
 Physiology, 111, Chemistry, 130, 
 
 Natural Philosophy 144 
 
 Keightley’s Crusaders, 16, England 17 
 
 Kings, Anecdotes of 18 
 
 Kings of Israel, R. T S 10 
 
 King’s Geology and Religion 128 
 
 Kingston’s Blue Jackets and Sea Life ... 20 
 
 Kolilausch’s Germany 20 
 
 Kelly’s Russia, 24, Ranke’s Popes 33 
 
 Knox’s St. Thomas, 30, Game Birds, 106, 
 
 Artists 59 
 
 Keppel’s Borneo 39 
 
 Kingslake’s Eothen 39 
 
 Kane’s Arctic Expedition, 46, Chemistry, 216 
 Kavana°:h’s Women of Christianity, &c., 52, 74 
 
 Karnes’ Criticism 89 
 
 Kirby and Spence’s Entomology 109 
 
 “ on Animals 109, 209 
 
 Kidd’s Physical Condition of Man 113 
 
 Kemp’s Natural History of Creation 142 
 
 Kipping’s Masting and Rigging ... 227 
 
 Kentish, on box of Instruments 229 
 
 Kelk’s Mechanic’s Text Book 230 
 
 Knappen’s Mechanic’s Assistant 230 
 
 Kenten’s Soaps 231 
 
 L. 
 
 Lane’s Modern Egyptians 12 
 
 Liddell’s Rome, 14, and Scott’s Greek 
 
 Lexicon 206 
 
 Lares and Penates 15 
 
 Lieber’s Great Events, 16, Civil Liberty 
 
 and Ethics : 200, &c., 95 
 
 Lee’s Historical Tales, 16,24, 41, Zoology, 
 
 103, 104, &c., 61 
 
 London and British Museum, 18, Pic- 
 torial 34, &c., 146 
 
 “ Papers from Quarterly Review, 80 
 Lamartine’s French Re volution. 21, East, 
 
 38, &c., 65. 191 
 
 Londonderry’s Peninsular War 22 
 
 Lillie’s Canada 31 
 
 Lingard’s England & Anglo Sax. Church, 33 
 
 Loiterings among the Lakes, X. K. S 34 
 
 Lynch’s Dead Sea, 38, Jordan, &c 192 
 
 Layard’s Nineveh, &c 38, 192 
 
 Lanman’s Adventures in North America, 39 
 
 Leslie’s Polar Seas 45 
 
 Lesley’s Coal Manual 129 
 
 Leila, or the Island, &c 47 
 
 Louis and Frank ; or Three Months under 
 ihesnow 48 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Livingston’s Poetry of Geography, 50, 
 
 Geography 127 
 
 Long’s Civil Wars of Rome 52 
 
 Lodge’s Portraits 53 
 
 Lawrence’s British Historians, 54, Light, 
 
 &c., 74, 75, Amos 76, 113 
 
 Lewes’ Biog. Hist, of Phil 61 
 
 “ Spanish Drama 96 
 
 Lom&nse’s Beaumarchais 70 
 
 Le Bas’ Cranmer and Wiekliffe 61 
 
 LockhaH’s Scott, 63, Burns, 64, Napoleon, 69 
 Luther, Life of, R. T. S.,67, and Oberlin, 71 
 Lavater, Life of, R.T. S.,67, Physiognomy, 209 
 
 Las Cases’ Napoleon 69 
 
 Louis Philippe and Napoleon III., Poore 
 
 and Du Puy 69 
 
 Literary and Scientific Men 70 
 
 Leibnitz and Schiller, Mackay and Car- 
 lyle 71 
 
 Lowell’s Seed Grain 81 
 
 Lady’s Historical Library 73 
 
 Longinus on the Sublime 88 
 
 Lawson’s Banks 89 
 
 Lord and Vassal 89 
 
 Longfellow’s Poems add Prose Works ... 94 
 Latham’s English Language, 99, &c.. 114, 208 
 Loudon’s Lady’s Country Companion ... 
 
 10 &c., 120 
 
 Lardner’s Bee, &c.. 107, Natural Philoso- 
 phy, 142, &c. , 144, 146, 148, 149. 212, 219, 226 
 Lansborougli’s British Zoophytes and 
 
 Sea-weeds 108 
 
 Lankester’s Food of Man Ill 
 
 Lord’s Popular Physiology Ill 
 
 Linnaeus and Jussieu 117 
 
 Lindsay’s British Lichens 118 
 
 Light and Shadow. X. K. S 119 
 
 Lessons on the Universe, X. K. S 119 
 
 Longman’s Coal Fields, 129, Cabinet 
 
 Lawyer 201 
 
 Longman’s Travellers Library, 39, 40, 79, 55 
 Liebig’s Chemistry, 130, and Kopp’s Do. 218 
 
 Leuchars’ Hot-houses 135 
 
 Linsley’s Morgan Horses 136 
 
 Lippincott’s Josephus, 186, Gazetteer 214 
 
 Lepsius’ Egypt 192 
 
 Lyell’s Travels, 194, Geology 215, 216 
 
 Langhorns’ Plutarch 194 
 
 Locke’s Works 199 
 
 Leverett’s Latin Lexicon 206 
 
 Leach’s Molluscaof Great Britain 208 
 
 Lincoln’s Botany 210 
 
 Lindley’s Vegetable Kingdom & Botany, 211 
 
 Loomis’ Geology 215 
 
 Law’s Logarithms. 221, on Roads 227 
 
 Lanzi’s History of Painting 224 
 
 Leed’s Architecture 228 
 
 Larkin’s Brass Founder’s Guide 229 
 
 LITERATURE, 77, REFERENCE 196 
 
 M. 
 
 Milman’s History of the Jews, 10, Christ.. 33 
 
 Merivale’s Roman Republic 14 
 
 Macfarlane’s Catacombs, &c., 15, 21, 26, 28, 
 
 37, 56, propellers 149 
 
 Malkin’s Historical Parallels 15 
 
 Macaulay’s England, 17, &c 55, 88 
 
 Milner’s England, 17, Atlasi s, 213, &c. 212, 214 
 Mackay’s London, 18, Popular Delusions . 93 
 Miller’s Loudon, 18, Hugh, 34, 64, 127, 128, 189 
 
 Moore’s Ireland 19 
 
 Military Life, Tales of, X. K. S. 20 
 
 Machiavelh’s Florence 23 
 
 Menzel’s Germany 23 
 
 Morel’s Works, 25, 29, Am. Sliep. 138, Phil. 199 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 259 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Mackenzie’s Circassia, &c., 25, 27, 40, 63, 81 
 
 Modern Civilization, R. T. S 27 
 
 Murray’s Works 28, 30,42, 101, 226 
 
 Myrtle’s Iroquois 30 
 
 Mexico. X. K. S 31 
 
 Muston’s Israel of the Alps. 32 
 
 Mosheim’s Ecclesiastical History 33 
 
 Mylius’ England 34 
 
 Maxwell’s Czar, 36, Wellington 58 
 
 Morris’ Wanderings in Corsica 37 
 
 Midshipman in China, R. T. S 38 
 
 Malcolm’s Persia 38 
 
 Maritime and Inland Discovery, Cab. Cyc. 40 
 
 Moffatt’s Southern Africa 42 
 
 Mungo Park, Parker 43 
 
 Marryatt’s Africa, &c 43, 49 
 
 Mutiny of the Bounty and Nore 47 
 
 Marlborough, from the Quarterly Review 56 
 
 Mcllvaine’s Evidences 90 
 
 Macil wain’s Abernethy 59 
 
 Maurel’s Wellington 58 
 
 Moore’s Byron, &c., 60, 63, °4, Poems, &c , 
 
 84, 93, 112, Zool. 118, 221 224 
 
 Mayhew’s Works, 61, 100, 110, 141 
 
 Madden’s Blessington 63 
 
 Macintosh, Sir J., Life of, 64, England.... 190 
 
 “ Orchard, 134, Ethic Phil 199 
 
 “ Women ol America 74 
 
 Macleod’s Earnest Student, &c 64 
 
 Miles’ Mackenzie. 64, Horse Foot 137 
 
 Masson’s Celebrated Children 65 
 
 Mohammed, Life of, R T. S., 67, Merrick. 194 
 
 Martin’s China, 191, Zoology 104, 105, 107 
 
 Martin Boos, Life of, R. T. S 67 
 
 Mothers of the Bible, R. T. S 67 
 
 “ and Governesses 99 
 
 “ Book 102 
 
 Men of the Time 67 
 
 Maunder’s Biog. Treasury 68, 197, 208 
 
 Mozart and Anderson, Holmes 71 
 
 Mary. Queen of Scots, Lad. His. Lib 73 
 
 Marie Antoinette k ‘ “ “ 73 
 
 Meliora 78 
 
 Mille Dulcia 80 
 
 Mitford’s Recollections. 81, Milton 84 
 
 Montgomery’s Lectures, 81, Poems, 84, 
 
 Colonies 193 
 
 Milnes, Mackay, &e.— Poems 82 
 
 Milton’s Poems, 83, Prose Works 199 
 
 Motherwell, &c.. Poems 85 
 
 Mills’ Works, 87,197. &c 205 
 
 Mill’s Fossil Spirit, 128, Logic 200 
 
 Modern British Essayists 87 
 
 Maury’s Eloquence 88 
 
 Mayo’s Works 94, 102. 112 
 
 May’s Female Poetry 95 
 
 Mansfield’s American Education 99 
 
 Muzzy’s Fireside 99 
 
 Mammalia, X. K. S 105 
 
 Mudie’s British Birds, 108, &c., 109, 122, 123 
 
 Marsh’s Camel 108 
 
 Morris’ Natural History 108 
 
 Medicine, Household 114 
 
 Meehan’s Ornamental Trees 116 
 
 Marcel’s Land and Waier 121 
 
 Mantell’s Invisible World, 122, Fossils, &c. 129 
 
 Mitchell’s Discoveries in Astronomy 125 
 
 “ Heavenly Orbs 126 
 
 Moseley’s Astronomy, 126, Mechanics 220 
 
 Main’s Rudimentary Astronomy 126 
 
 Mineral Kingdom, The X. K. S 129 
 
 Minerals and Metals 141 
 
 McMahon’s American Gardener 135 
 
 Miner’s Bee Keeping 139 
 
 Morfit’s Manures, 141, Chem* 217, &c 231 
 
 Munn’s Land Drainer. 141 
 
 Man, Physically, R T. S 94 
 
 Msney, R. T.S. 94 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Magic, R. T. S 94 
 
 Mind, the senses of the, R. T. S Ill, 94 
 
 Mechanics, Easy Lessons in 142 
 
 Mines and Mining, R. T. S 145 
 
 Muller’s World, 187, Physics 212 
 
 Mallet’s Northern Antiquities 189 
 
 Mahon’s Cond6, 56, England. 190 
 
 Michelet’s French Revolution 191 
 
 Motley’s Dutch Republic 191 
 
 McWhorter’s Yahveh 202 
 
 Marcou’s Geological Map 215 
 
 Morton’s Cyclopaedia of Agriculture 218 
 
 McGauley’s Nat Phil 221 
 
 Mortimer’s Pyrotechnist’s Com 230 
 
 Murphy’s Art of Weaving 231 
 
 MANUFACTURES, 144, RE1ERENCE 223 
 
 H. 
 
 Novelties of the New World 29 
 
 Nelson’s Works, 11, 22, 23,31, 40,46, 54, 68, 
 
 92, 120,123 
 
 “ Natural History 107, 108 
 
 “ Lord, Life or. 56 
 
 Niebuhr’s Greece 14, &c. 186, 188 
 
 Newman’s Regal Rome, 14, Insects 109 
 
 Naples, X. K. S 26 
 
 New Zealand, X. K,S 28 
 
 Neander’s Church History 32, &c, 33, 51 
 
 Nugent’s Classical Lands 36 
 
 Neale’s Siam. 39, Biog. Works 62 
 
 Near Home, or the countries of Europe 48 
 
 Newland’s Forest Life 49 
 
 Norway, Travels in 49 
 
 Nevins’ Hudson’s Bay X. K. S... 51 
 
 Narrative of Shipwrecks, X- K. S 51 
 
 Newton, Sir Isaac. Life of, R. T. S 67 
 
 Napoleon Buonaparte, Lives of 67, 69 
 
 “ Court and Camp 21 
 
 Nichols’ Theology, 91, System of World... 124 
 
 Nicol’s Sciences, 142, Mineralogy 216 
 
 Northend’s Teacher and Parent 100 
 
 Natural Hist o?y, X. K. S., R. T. S.,103. 104, 107 
 “ “ Various Works on, 108, 109, 110 
 
 Newham’s Physical Condition of Man... Ill 
 
 Nature’s Wonders, R T.S 120 
 
 Natural Phenomena, X. K. S 121 
 
 “ Philosophy for beginners 142 
 
 National Epitome of Geography 127 
 
 “ Cyclopaedia 196 
 
 Norton’s Elements of Agric ; 132 
 
 Nash’s Progressive Farmer 132 
 
 Neill’s Fruit Garden and Gardener 134 
 
 Necessity and Contrivance, R. T. S 145 
 
 Novelties. &c., in Arts 147 
 
 Napier’s Peninsular War, 190, &c., 225, 230, 231 
 
 New York Civil and Criminal Justice 203 
 
 Noad’s Chemical Manipulation 217 
 
 Neville’s Hydraulic Formulae 221 
 
 Nystrom’s Screw Propeller 225 
 
 O. 
 
 Osburn’s Antiquities of Egypt 12 
 
 Osborne^s World of Waters 121 
 
 Ockley’s Saracens 26 
 
 Oliphant’s Katmandu 39 
 
 Old England’s Worthies, &c 53 
 
 Osier’s Exmouth 57 
 
 O’Meara’s Napoleon in Exile 69 
 
 Osgood’s Christian Biography 68 
 
 Owen’s Heroines of History... 75, &o., 114, 148 
 
 Olmstead’s Noah 92, Nat. Phil. 125, 222 
 
 Origin and Progress of Language, R. T. S. 94 
 
 Organic Life, Wonders of, R. T. S Ill 
 
 Oersted’s Soul in Nature 122 
 
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 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
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 Outlines of Inorganic Chemistry, X.K. S. 130 
 Ogilvie’s Imperial Diet .....196, B. Fossils, 208 
 Overman’s Manuf. Works 225, 229, 230 
 
 Ossian, Poems of 84 
 
 Ocean, The, X.K.S 120 
 
 P. 
 
 Proctor’s Crusades, 16, &c 22, 26 
 
 Palgrave’s Anglo-Saxons 16 
 
 Planche’s British Costume 18 
 
 Percy’s Tales of Kings of England 18 
 
 Percy’s Anecdotes. 197 
 
 Pleasant Mornings, B. Museum, R.T.S.,... 18 
 
 Prescott’s Hist. Works 22 
 
 Pulszky’s Hungary, 24, Tricolor 29 
 
 Persia, X- K. S 26 
 
 Paris, R.T.S 27 
 
 Prior’s Celestial Empire, 27, Burke 63 
 
 People of China, R. T. S 27 
 
 Perry and Acland’s India, 28, Japan, 41, 
 
 China 193 
 
 Pope’s Complete Works 82, 83 
 
 Popes, Various Lives of 32, 33 
 
 Pridden’s Early Christians 32 
 
 Puritans, History of, and Divines 32 
 
 Peninsular Sketches 35 
 
 Paget’s Hungary and Transylvania 36 
 
 Price’s Norway and Scenery 36 
 
 Palestine, Tlfree Weeks in 37 
 
 Pfeiffer’s Iceland, 36, &c 40 
 
 Principal Cities and Towns, Cab Cyc 40 
 
 Parky ns’ Abyssinia 42 
 
 Parry’s Three Voyages 45 
 
 Pauli’s Alfred the Great 53 
 
 Perils of the Sea 47 
 
 Peep at St. Petersburgh, &c., X. K. S 51 
 
 Powell’s Living Authors, 60, Nat. Phil. 
 
 219, &c 222 
 
 Pratt’s Genius, 66, Botany, &c.. 105, 116, 
 
 118 119 
 
 Piercy’s Deeds of Genius 66 
 
 Page’s Johnston, 80, &c., 100, Geology 216 
 
 Pardoe’s Francis 1 68 
 
 Potter’s Handbook, 81, &c., 147, 206, &c.... 219 
 
 Peel, Sir R.. Opinions, 87, Soeeches 201 
 
 Political Economy, Works on 89 
 
 Paley’s Evidences, R. T. S 91 
 
 Pearson’s Infidelity 92 
 
 Proverbs. Bohn... " 98 
 
 Phillip, Sampson & Co., Poets 83, 84 
 
 Phillip’s Works, 92. 201, Geology. 215, 
 
 &c.,216 225 
 
 Pulleyn’s Etymological compendium 98 
 
 Phelp’s Fireside Friend, 99, Botany 210 
 
 Physical Training in Schools 100 
 
 Pillans’ Contributions. 100, Class. Geog.... 127 
 
 Pycroft’s School Education 101 
 
 Parley’s Inquisitive Jack 110 
 
 Plants, R. T. S, 116, 117 
 
 Pictures, R. T. S 145 
 
 Palm Tribes, R. T. S 117 
 
 Popular Geog. of Plants 117 
 
 Peeps at Nature, R. T. S 120 
 
 Pye Smith’s Geology and Scripture 129 
 
 Prout’s Chemistry 130 
 
 Pelouze and Kenny’s Chemistry 130 
 
 Pardee on the Strawberry 135 
 
 Pedder’s Laud Measure 141 
 
 Parker’s Nat. Phil.. 145, 222, &c. 212, 216 
 
 Pictorial Half-hours and Handbook of 
 
 London 146 
 
 Porter’s Silk, Porcelain and Glass 147 
 
 Putnam’s World’s Progress, 192, Geog. ... 214 
 
 Palestine, Early Travels in 192 
 
 Pilkingtoifs Painters 195 
 
 Popular Cyclopaedia, 196 
 
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 Political Cyclopaedia, Bohn 200 
 
 Pickering’s Races of Men 208 
 
 Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature.... 208 
 
 Pierce’s Examination of Drugs, &c 210 
 
 Putz’s Geography and History 214 
 
 Portlock’s Geology 215 
 
 Poison’s Law of Nations 202 
 
 Perthes, Memoir of 195 
 
 Parnell’s Chemical Analysis 217 
 
 Plant’s Gardeners Dictionary 219 
 
 Painting, The Rise and Progress of 224 
 
 Painter, Gilder and Varnisher’s Guide .. 229 
 
 Prideaux’s Fuel and Furnaces 226 
 
 Peake’s Ship Building 227 
 
 Pvne’s Perspective 228 
 
 PRACTICAL LIFE,X. K. S 150 
 
 “ “ R. T. S. 152 
 
 “ John W. Parker 155 
 
 “ “ Groombridge 156 
 
 “ “ Griffith and Farran... 156 
 
 “ “ Routledge 157 
 
 “ “ Nelson and Sons 160 
 
 “ “ Tegg & Co 163 
 
 ** “ Constable & Co 164 
 
 “ “ Johnstone & Hunter 164 
 
 “ “ Ward and Lock 164 
 
 “ “ H. G. Bohn 165 
 
 *• “ Longman & Co 165 
 
 “ “ W. and R. Chambers. 166 
 
 f * “ Lippincott & Co 166 
 
 “ ** Gould and Lincoln . .. 167 
 
 “ “ Crosby, Nichols & Co. 168 
 
 *• Whittemore, Niles & 
 
 Hall 169 
 
 “ “ Jas. Munroe & Co 170 
 
 <e “ J. P. Jewett & Co 170 
 
 “ *' Tick nor and Field 171 
 
 “ “ Carter & B *os 172 
 
 *• “ Appleton & Co 177 
 
 “ “ Harper and Bros 179 
 
 “ “ Scribner 182 
 
 c * “ Francis & Co 183 
 
 •* * e Putnam & Co 185 
 
 “ “ Red field 185 
 
 “ “ Randolph 185 
 
 “ “ Lindsay Sc Blakiston.. 185 
 
 PHYSIOLOGY, ill, REFERENCE 209 
 
 PHENOMENA. 118 
 
 PHYSICAL SCIEN., 123. REFERENCE 212 
 PHILOSOPHY, 141, “ 219 
 
 Q. 
 
 Queens of France, Memoirs of. Lad. His. 
 
 Library 73 
 
 Quinby’s Mysteries of Bee Keeping 139 
 
 R. 
 
 Russell’s Works 11, 12. 25.29 : 30, 55, 189 
 
 Remarkable People, R.T.S., 11, Delusions. 94 
 Routledge’s Seven Wonders. 14, Robinson 
 
 Crusoe 50, &c„ 94, 111, 198 
 
 Ricord’s Rome and De Longueville 15, 73 
 
 Rome, Various Works on ..14, 15, 188 
 
 “ City of, R T. S-, 15, Stories from 
 
 History of, X.K.S 15 
 
 Roman Literature, Thompson, &c., 206, 
 
 Antiquities, &e., Ramsay 206, 188 
 
 Robbin’s Classic Tales 16 
 
 Robson’s Great Sieges 20 
 
 Redhead’s French Revolution 21 
 
 Rowan’s “ “ 2‘2 
 
 Ranke’s Servia, 24, Ferdinand 1 55 
 
 Russia, Various Works on 2t, 25 
 
 “ Travels in 36, 40, 50, 51 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 261 
 
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 Russia, X K.S., 25, Labaume’s Napoleon 
 
 Invasion, &c 25 
 
 “ Recollections of 25 
 
 “ English Woman in 36 
 
 Religious Denominations 32 
 
 Reeve’s Christian Church 33 
 
 Rambles in the British Isles, X. K. S 34 
 
 Ruxton’s Mexico 43 
 
 Richardson’s Arctic Expedition 45 
 
 “ Geology, &c 129 
 
 Reid’s Works, 226, Education, 101, Astro- 
 nomy, &c., 126, 148, 200 
 
 “ Series, Voyages 47 
 
 Romaunt’s Island Home 47 
 
 Rowcroft’s Australian Crusoes 47 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, Bohn 49 
 
 Romance of Adventure 50 
 
 Rogers’ Works, &c 133, 55, 80, 84 
 
 Roscoe’s Works 71, 59, 70 
 
 Ryland’s Kitto and Poster 62 
 
 Roberts’ Hannah More 74 
 
 Roberts’ Animals 105, &c., 108, 116, 121 
 
 Readings in Literature, Poetry, &c. X.K.S. 77 
 
 Ramsay’s Gentle Shepherd 86 
 
 Riley’s Latin Quotations 98 
 
 Roget’s English Thesaurus 98 
 
 Responsibilities of a Governess 100 
 
 Roth Ling’s Gymnastics, 100 , Chro. Dis... 209 
 
 Root’s School Amusements 100 
 
 Remarkable Insects, R. T. S 104 
 
 Rennie’s Zoology 106, 107 
 
 Redfield’s Physiognomy 114, 209 
 
 Rufeland’s Art of Prolonging Life 114 
 
 Renfrey’s Vegetation of Europe 118 
 
 Rhind’s Creation, 121 , Vegetable Kingdom, 211 
 
 Rural Affairs, X.K.S 133 
 
 Reemelin’s Vine dresser 135 
 
 Randall & Spooner’s Youatt on the Horse, 136 
 Ritchie’s Railways, 148, Earm Engineer, 218 
 
 Roads and Railroads 148 
 
 Robertson’s Works 190 
 
 Ross’ Humboldt’s Travels 193 
 
 Rich’s Cyclopaedia 195, &c. 206 
 
 Rowton’s Female Poets 197 
 
 Ruschenberger’s Natural History and 
 
 Lexicon 208 
 
 Reynolds’ Diagrams, 149, 212, 213, 214, 217, 
 
 &c., 224, 225 
 
 " Natural Philosophy 223 
 
 Rham’s Dictionary of the Farm 219 
 
 Rose’s Chemical Tables 217 
 
 Remvick’s Mechanics and Natural Phi- 
 losophy 220 
 
 Ripley’s Taylor’s Literature 223 
 
 Rain Cloud, R. T. S 118 
 
 Religious Tract Society, Biography 67 
 
 Zoology 104, 105 
 
 Physical Science 126 
 
 Physiology Ill 
 
 Phenomena. 119, 120 
 Nat. Philosophy, 145 
 
 s. 
 
 Scripture Topography, X. K. S 10 , 127 
 
 “ Sites, X. K. S., 10 , Manners and 
 
 Customs 10 
 
 “ Mountains of, X.K.S 37 
 
 Smith’s Works, 14, 39. 41, 43, Philosophy, 
 
 90, &c., 101, 111. 136 
 " Agric, 140, &c., 200, 202 , 208, 231, 
 
 Dictionary 203, 205, 207 
 
 “ Captain, Adventures of 77 
 
 & Schoedler’s Botany 211 
 
 “ Sydney, Works ... 80 
 
 Smyth’s Unity 93 
 
 “ Modern History 189,191, &c., 212 
 
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 Schmidt’s Education 102 
 
 Schmitz’s Greece and Rome 14 , 
 
 Sismondi’s Republics, 14, 23, Literature... 96 
 Strickland’s Stories from History, and 
 
 English Tales 15 , 17 
 
 Selby’s Events 17 
 
 Scott, Sir W., Works, 19, 85, 86 , 94, and 
 
 Burns, 63, &c. 198 
 
 " Cotton Spinner 231 
 
 Scotia’s Bards 85 
 
 Scotland, Works on 19 
 
 Stewart’s Scottish Stories, 19, Agricul 130 
 
 “ Human Mind, &c 200 
 
 Soldiers and Sailors, Gibbert 20 
 
 Simpson’s Paris after Waterloo 21 
 
 “ Voice from the Desert 64 , 
 
 Spain and Spanish Stories, X. K. S 20 
 
 “ Various Histories of 239, 22,190, 191 
 
 “ Travels in 49 , 35 
 
 Souvestre’s Brittany 22, 50 
 
 Spalding’s Italy, 23, Japan, 39, Literature, 77 
 
 Smedley’s Venetian History £3 
 
 Schiller’s Works 23, 97 
 
 Szabad’s Hungary £4 
 
 Sandwith’s Kars £5 
 
 Spencer’s Travels, 25, 192, Music 229 
 
 Spenser and his Poetry ”73 
 
 Swedish Stories, X. K. S £0 
 
 Sweden, Stories of, and Norsemen 48 
 
 “ Travels in 36, 48 
 
 Switzerland, R, T. S., and Swiss Stories... 27 
 “ Histories of, 23, Travels in.!. 39 
 
 Swiss Family Robinson 43 
 
 Sidney’s Australia, 28, Food, &c .!. 114 
 
 Sumner’s Slavery, 29, Orations [” 20 
 
 Stone’s Border Wars, 29, Brant []. 75 
 
 Sacred Literature and Poetry, X. K. S ... 93 
 
 “ History, Outlines of !” 32 
 
 Stowe’s Sunny Memories !” 34 
 
 Stow’s Training System !!”! 101 
 
 Sewell’s Journal, 36, Steam, &c !!”] 226 
 
 Shelton’s Up the River ....! 30 
 
 Stephen’s Travels 36, 41, 190, 193 
 
 “ Agriculture 139, 140, 218 
 
 Sketches by a Sailor 42 
 
 Santarem’s Vespucius !.!!!!!.!!! 44 
 
 St. John’s Egypt. 41, Traveller, 46, Audu- 
 bon 108 
 
 Simmond’s Franklin 45 
 
 Sargent’s American A dventure !!!..!.! 45 
 
 “ Poets ;;;;; 34 
 
 Summer in Antarctic Regions, X.K.S..!!!! 45 
 
 Scoresby’s Arctic Regions, R. T. S !!! 45 
 
 Saintine’s Solitary ....!,, 47 
 
 Steele’s Sovereigns of the Bible !!!!!!!! 51 
 
 Steinitz’s Alfred the Great ” 53 
 
 Southey’s Works 54, 56, 57, 66 ! 82 
 
 Stocquelei’’s Wellington 57 
 
 Symons’ Peel, 58, Seh. Economy 100 
 
 Stanley’s Arnold, 60, Birds !”! 100 
 
 Sunlight through the Mist ”! 01 
 
 Shiel’ s Irish Bar ”! 33 
 
 Successful Men, R. T. S !!' \ ‘ 37 
 
 Self-Taught Men !!!!!!!!!!!!! 68 
 
 Suiiy, Bohn !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 69 
 
 Sterling’s Charles V !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 70 
 
 Strickland’s Queens !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 70 
 
 Starling’s Noble Deeds !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 74 
 
 Sabine’s American Loyalists !!!.!!!!!”! 75 
 
 Sandford, Hallam, Warren, Moir! and 
 
 Lord Belfast’s Essays. &c 73 
 
 Swift, Richardson, and Carlisle, Lect!. &c. 79 
 Shakespeare, Various Editions of.... 82,197 
 
 Scrymgeour’s Poetry of Britain 86 
 
 Senior’s Political Economy 39 
 
 Spring’s Bible not of Man,‘&o . . . ,!!!!!. !!!’*’ 92 
 
 Sampson’s Beauties of the Bible !!!!!! 92 
 
 Salad for the Solitary .,.!'! 93 
 
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 GENERAL INDEX TO THE 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Sturm’s Reflections 93 
 
 Schools of Ancient Philosophy. R.T.S 94 
 
 Story’s Constitution, 95, Conflict of Laws, 
 
 201, Commentaries 203 
 
 SchlegeFs Works 96, 97, 189 
 
 Schroeder’s Maxims of Washington..., 95 
 
 Sedgwick’s Lucretia M. Davidson 95 
 
 Stoddart’s Universal Grammar 99 
 
 Schoolmaster’s, A, Difficulties 101 
 
 Short’s Hints and Helps , 102 
 
 Shells and their Inmates.., 104 
 
 Sister Mary’s Tales, X-K. S 105 
 
 Spratt’s Language of Birds 106 
 
 Sowerbv’s British Conchology 108 
 
 Schoedier’s Works, 110, 126, 130, 143> 215, 
 
 and Medlock 219, 221 
 
 Stonehenge’s British Sports 110 
 
 South’s Household Surgery Ill 
 
 Sichell’s Spectacles 115 
 
 Swan on the Brain and Mind 115 
 
 Seeman’s Palms 118 
 
 Stark’s British Mosses 118 
 
 Starry Heavens, The, X. K. S 118 
 
 Surface of the Earth, “ 118 
 
 Snow Storm, * 119 
 
 Sea Shore, “ 119 
 
 Senses, The, R. T. S Ill 
 
 Sights in Spring, Summer, &c., R. T. S... 120 
 
 Sherwood’s Wonders 120 
 
 Scenes in Nature 122 
 
 Slack’s Beautiful 122 
 
 Scoffern & Lowe’s Meteorology 123 
 
 “ Chemistry, 130, Weapons of War, 146 
 
 Somerville’s Sciences and Geography 124 
 
 Schouw & Kobell’s Earth Plants, &c. 124 
 
 Stockhardt’s Chemistry 131 
 
 Solly’s Chemistry 132, 217 
 
 Saxton’s Rural Handbooks 133 
 
 “ Agriculture 134 
 
 Sclienck’s Gardener’s Text Book 134 
 
 Spooner’s Veterinary Art, 13, Trial by 
 
 Jury 202 
 
 Swindell on Well Digging 140 
 
 Salt, Manufacture of, X.K.S 144 
 
 Smeaton’s Lighthouses, 145, Builder’s 
 
 Companion 229 
 
 Steam and Steam Engine, X.K.S 148 
 
 Squier’s Nicaragua 193 
 
 Schoolcraft’s Ozark Mountains 194 
 
 Shea’s MississippiValley 194 
 
 Silliman’s Europe 194 
 
 Sparks’ American Biography, 195, Wash- 
 ington 196 
 
 Say’s Political Economy 200 
 
 Spier & Surenne’s French and English 
 
 Dictionary 207 
 
 Swainson’s Natural History 208 
 
 Siebold’s Anatomy 209 
 
 Sprague’s Natural Philosophy 222 
 
 Sculpture and Plastic Art 224 
 
 Sparling’s Photographic Art 225 
 
 Stephenson’s Railway Details 226 
 
 Stevenson’s Lighthouses 227 
 
 Stokes’ Cabinetmaker’s Companion 230 
 
 Silk, Cotton, &c 231 
 
 T. 
 
 Ty tier’s Works 13, 18, 19, 31, 55, 187 
 
 Taylor’s Works 16, 19, 32, 48, 50, 57, 93, 101 
 
 Taylor’s Works, 124, 128, Agric 141, 187, 
 
 Dec. Sys. 220 
 
 Turnbull’s Genius of Scotland 19 
 
 Trauermantel’s Love of Country 25 
 
 Turkey, Histories of, 36, Travels in 51 
 
 Tartar Tribes, R.T.S 27 
 
 Thatcher’s Indian Traits and Biography. 30 
 
 PAGfS 
 
 Turner’s Sacred History 31 
 
 Tent, The, X. K. S 34 
 
 Tappan’s Old World 35 
 
 Tourgheneiff.’s Russian Life 36 
 
 Tschudi’s Alps 40, &c., 43, 192 
 
 Tomes’ Panama 43 
 
 Thoreau’s Walden 44 
 
 Tremenheere’s Can. Notes, 45, Const., &c. 87 
 
 Traill’s Canadian Crusoes, and Porest 48 
 
 Tucker’s Works 48 
 
 Traveller, R. T. S 50 
 
 Thorpe’s Alfred the Great 53 
 
 Tyler’s Burns 64 
 
 Toussaint, Pierre, Life of 68 
 
 Tegg’s Publications 59, 64, 69, 186 
 
 Tegg’s Pamily Library 52, 59, 70, 72 
 
 Talleyrand and French Orators 70 
 
 Tuckerman’s Works, 76, 84, and Pycroft. 79 
 
 Thalatta 81 
 
 Tumults and Ignorance 81 
 
 Tennyson’s Poems 82 
 
 Thomson, Goldsmith and Gray’s Poems... 83 
 
 “ Pollock’s Poems 84 
 
 “ Wild Plowers, 117, Meteorology 123 
 “ Pood of Animals, 138, Himalaya 292 
 “ Domestic Medicine, 210, Cyclo- 
 
 poedia 217 
 
 Todd’s Kirke White, 84, Complete Works. 101 
 
 Tennemann’sPhilosophy 90 
 
 Tieknor’s Spanish Literature, 96, Phil, of 
 
 Living 112 
 
 Ticknor’s Miscellaneous Literature 81 
 
 Trench’s Works, 97, on Education 102 
 
 Tilt’s Health 113 
 
 Tegetmeier’s Domestic Economy 114 
 
 Tree, Life of a, X, K. S 115 
 
 Tempest “ y. 118 
 
 Thunder Storm “ 119 
 
 Tomlinson’s Astronomy, 126, Natural 
 
 Philosophy, &c 220, 226, 228 
 
 Tate’s Works 131,141,222, 225 
 
 Thomas’ Parm Imp. 132, Pruit. Cul 134 
 
 Trades, R.T.S., Telescope, R.T.S 145 
 
 Tuthill’s Architecture 149 
 
 Thirlwall’s Greece 187 
 
 Thierry’s Norman Conquest 189 
 
 Thiers’ Prench Revolution 190 
 
 Tomlin’s Law Dictionary 200 
 
 Torrey and Gray’sFlora of North America 211 
 Tennant’s Mineralogy and British Possils, 215 
 
 Trimmer’s Geology and Mineralogy 216 
 
 Templeton’s Steam Engine 227 
 
 Turner’s, The, Companion 230 
 
 TEACHERS LIB., 99, REFERENCE ... 97 
 
 IT. 
 
 Urquhart’s Pillars of Hercules 35 
 
 Uncle Philip’s Convers, 50, Biography ... 77 
 
 U pham’s Guyon and Fenelon 73 
 
 Upham’s Washington 75 
 
 Useful Arts and Manufactures, X.K.S 144 
 
 Ure’s Dictionary 223 
 
 V. 
 
 Vieusseux’s Switzerland 23 
 
 Vieusseux’s Napoleon 69 
 
 Venice, R.T.S. and C.K.S 27 and 37 
 
 Van Siebold’s Japanese Customs 28 
 
 Van Vorst’s Greenland, &c 31 
 
 Van Santvoord’s Sidney 60 
 
 Van-ti, the Chinese Magistrate 43 
 
 Voyage and Venture 50 
 
 Vicars, Life of Capt 62 
 
 Victory Won 62 
 
LIBRARY CATALOGUE 
 
 2 63 
 
 Vericour’s Trench Literature 
 
 Vegetable Kingdom, 1 st steps, X.K.S, 
 “ “ Curiosities of “ 
 
 “ Substances 
 
 Volcanoes, R.T.S 
 
 Village Science, R.T.S 
 
 Vaux’s Villas and Cottages 
 
 Vasari’s Painters 
 
 Vattel’s Law of Nations 
 
 Varley’s Mineralogy 
 
 VOYAGES, 34, REFERENCE ... 
 
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 ... 96 
 ... 115 
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 120 
 142 
 149 
 195 
 201 
 215 
 192 
 
 w. 
 
 Wilkinson’s Ancient Egyptians 12 
 
 White’s Histori. Works, 12, 18, Zool. 108, 109 
 
 Histories, 13, Agriculture, 140, 
 
 “ Geology, 215, Manuf. 226, 227, 228 
 
 Ware’s Zenobia, 15 
 
 Wellington, Victories of, By an Old Sol- 
 
 Wellington and Peel, London Times... .55, 5S 
 
 Wellingtoniana 58 
 
 Wraxall’s Military Resources 25 
 
 Wilann'a Wnrlrs “20. 54. 85. 98. 11*2. 113. 121 
 
 Warburton’s Canada, 31. Crescent and 
 
 Cross 38 
 
 Waylana’s Rural Life, 34, Pol. Economy. 89 
 
 Wallis’ Spain 35 
 
 Witticli’s Norway, 37, Phy. Geog 127 
 
 Wainright’s Pathways of our Lord 37 
 
 W ylie’s Prophecy 38 
 
 Werne’s African Wanderers 39 
 
 Wilkes’ Expedition 40 
 
 Willis’ Tropics, 44, Mechanism 222 
 
 W r ebber’s Romance of Natural History... 46 
 
 “ Manufactures 148, 221, 224 
 
 Watering Places, X K.S 51 
 
 Weld’s Women of the Scriptures 52 
 
 Whitehead’s Raleigh 55 
 
 Wendell’s Blackstone 201 
 
 Wilmot’s Blackstone, 87, Literature 93 
 
 Willmott’s Sacred Poets 59 
 
 Wordsworth, Life of, 60, Poems 83 
 
 Walton’s English Biography 62 
 
 Wayland’s Judson 76, &c.. 65, 200 
 
 Wicklitfe, Life of, R.T.S 67 
 
 Whittier’s Old Portraits 75 
 
 Wynne’s Literai’y Men 76 
 
 Whately’s Works 88 , 89, 90, 98 
 
 Whitelaw’s Republic of Letters 80 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Warren’s Attorneys, 90, Health 114 
 
 Whewell’s Works, 90, 142. Astronomy 125 
 
 Wiseman’s Cardinal, Lectures 92 
 
 Wallace’s Literary Criticisms 95 
 
 Whipple’s Essays 96 
 
 Wright’s Works, 96, 192, and Agassiz Phy. 113 
 
 Wi lien’s Tasso 96 
 
 Webster’s English Dictionary, 98, 207, 
 
 Domestic Economy 218 
 
 Wood’s Training System, 101, Zoology 103 
 
 Waterton’s Natural History 108 
 
 Walton & Cotton’s Angler 109 
 
 Ward’s Works Ill, 112, 118, 146 
 
 Wyman’s Ventilation H4 
 
 Walker’s Works, 114, 202, 230, Dictionary. 207 
 
 Waters of the Earth, R.T.S 119. 120 
 
 Wonders of the Waters, R.T.S 119, 120 
 
 World we live in, X. K. S 120 
 
 Wythes’ Curiosities of Microscope 122 
 
 Winslow’s views of the Universe 124 
 
 W aring’s Agi isulture 132 
 
 Weeks’ Bees 139 
 
 Wells’ Famerr’s Guide, 140, Familiar 
 
 Science 142 
 
 Wesley’s Natural Philosophy 143 
 
 Watt and the Steam Engine, R.T.S 145 
 
 Wonderful Inventions, R.T.S 147 
 
 Woodcrolt’s Steam ^Navigation 148 
 
 Wheeler’s Homes for the People 150 
 
 Wheaton’s Law of Nations, &c 201 
 
 Woolrych’s WaterCourses 202 
 
 Wills’ Qualitative Analysis 217 
 
 Woodhouse’s Weights, &c. 220 
 
 Wornum’s Painting, Lectures, &c 224 
 
 Weisbacli’s Mechanics, &c 224 
 
 IT. 
 
 Yvan and Callery’s China 27 
 
 Young’s Teacher’s Manual 100 
 
 Young’s Complete Works. 83, Astro 126 
 
 Young Naturalists, X. K. S 103 
 
 “ Naturalist’s Rambles, X. K. S ...110 
 
 Young Botanists, II. T. S 116 
 
 Youmans’ Alcohol. 113, Class Book 216 
 
 Youatt’s Agric. Works 136, 137, 138 
 
 Z. 
 
 Zornlin’s Works 11,127,129, 143 
 
 Zschokke’s Switzerland 23 
 
 Zoological Sketches, X. K. S 103 
 
 ZOOLOGY, 102 , REFERENCE 207 
 
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