on the Wil. By Thomas C. Upham. Small 410. With 30 Engravings on 12mo.

Wood, by Adams. Outlines of Imperfect and Disordered Evenings at Home; or, the Juvenile Mental Action. 18mo.

Budget opened. By Dr. Aikin and The Farmer's Instructer; consisting of

Mrs. Barbauld. Small 4to. With Essays, Practical Directions, and 34 Engravings on Wood. Hints for the Management of the Essays on the Principles of Morality, Farm and the Garden. By Jesse and on the private and political Rights Buel, Esq. 2 vols. 18mo.

and Obligations of Mankind. By A Treatise on Agriculture; comprising

Jonathan Dymond. With a Preface, & concise History of its Origin and by the Rev. George Bush, M.A. 8vo. Progress; the present Condition of Fancy muslin. the Art abroad and at Home, and the The Percy Anecdotes. Revised EdiTheory and Practice of Husbandry. tion. To which is added, a valuable To which is added, a Dissertation on Collection of American Anecdotes, the Kitchen and Fruit Garden. By original and selected. 8vo. Por Gen. John Armstrong.

With Notes traits. Sheep extra. by Jesse Buel. 18mo.

English Synonymes. With copious IlAmerican Husbandry ; being a series lustrations and Explanations, drawn

of Essays, &c., designed for its Im- from the best Writers. By George provement, compiled principally from Crabb, M.A. 8vo. Sheep. # The Cultivator” and “The Genesee Selections from the Spectator: embraFarmer," with Notes and Additions

cing the most interesting Papers by by Willis Gaylord and Luther Tucker, Editors of" The Cultivator," &c.

Addison, Steele, and others. 2 vols.

18mo 2 vols. 18mo. Engravings. Algic Researches ; comprising Inqui

Politieal Economy. Its Objects stated

and explained, and its Principles faries respecting the Mental Characteristics of the North American Indians.

miliarly and practically illustrated. First Series. Indian Tales and Le

By Rev. Dr. Potter. 18mo. - 50 gends. By Henry Rowe Schoolcraft. 2 vols. 12mo.

Counsels to Young Men on the Forma

tion of Character, and the Principles Infantry Tactics; or, Rules for the Ex

which lead to Success and Happiness ercise and Maneuvres of the United

in Life; being Addresses principally States' Infantry. New Edition. By

delivered at the Anniversary ComMajor-general Scott, U. S. Army.

mencements in Union College. By [Published by Authority.) 3 vols.

Eliphalet Nott, D.D., President of 18mo. Plates.

Union College. 18mo. The Fairy Book. 16mo. Illustrated The Pleasures and Advantages of Sciwith 81 Woodcuts by Adams. Fancy

ence. By Lord Brougham, Professor muslin, gilt edges.

Sedgwick, Gulian C. Verplanck, and Georgia Scenes. New Edition. With Rev. Dr. Potter. 18mo. original Illustrations. 12mo

The Family Instructer; or, a Manual

of the Duties, &c., of Domestic Life. The Life and Surprising Adventures of

By a Parent.

18mo. Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner. With a Biographical Account of De Anecdotes, Literary, Moral, Religious, Foe. Illustrated with fifty charac

and Miscellaneous. Compiled by the teristic Engravings by Adamus. 12mo.

Rev. Messrs. Hoes and Way. 8vo. Fancy muslin.

Sheep. A new Hieroglyphical Bible, with 400 The Works of Lord Chesterfield, incluCuts, by Adams. 16mo.-70 cents.

ding his Letters to his Son. With a

Life of the Author. 8vo, The Pilgrim's Progress. With a Life

of Bunyan, by Robert Southey, LL.D. Literary Remains of the late Henry New and beautiful Edition, splen

Neele. 8vo. didly illustrated with 50 Engravings Public and Private Economy. Illustraby Adams, and elegantly bound. ted by Observations made in Europe 12ıno.

in 1836-7. By Theodore Sedgwick. The Life of Christ, in the Words of the

In three Parts. 3 vols. 12mo. Evangelists. A complete Harmony The Writings of Robert C. Sands, in of the Gospel History of our Saviour. Prose and Verse. With a Memoir of MISCELLANEOUS.

the Author. 2 vols. 8vo. Portrait. Cicero. The Orations translated by

Duncan, the Offices by Cockman, and How to Observe.-Morals and Man.

the Cato and Lælius by Melmoth. 3

Vols. 18mo. Portrait. Ners. By Harriet Martineau. 12mo.

Indian Traits; being Sketches of the Miniature Lexicon of the English Lan

Manners, Customs, and Character of guage. By Lyman Cobb. 48mo.

the North American Natives. By B.

B. Thatcher, Esy. 2 vols. 18mo Letters to Young Ladies. By Mrs. L.

Engravings. H. Sigourney. Third Edition, en

The Swiss Family Robinson ; or, Ad7 larged. 12mo.

ventures of a Father and Mother and

Four Sons on a Desert Island. The Letters to Mothers. By Mrs. L. H.

progress of the Story forming a clear Sigourney. 12mo.

illustration of the first Principles of Letters, Conversations, and Recollec

Natural History, and many Branches tions of the late S. T: Coleridge. of Science which most immediately 12mo.

apply to the Business of Life. 2 vols. Specimens of the Table-Talk of the late 18ino. Engravings. Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 12mo. The Son of a Genius. A Tale for the

Use of Youth. By Mrs. Hofland. Festivals, Games, and Amusements,

18mo. Engravings. Ancient and Modern. By Horatio The Young Crusve; or, the ShipwreckSmith, Esq. With Additions, by ed Boy. Containing an Account of Samuel Wood worth, Esq., of New his Shipwreck, and of his Residence York. 18mo. Engravings.

alone upon an Uninhabited Island. A Treatise on Language; or, the Re

By Mrs. Hofland. 18mo. Engra lations which Words bear to Things. vings. By A. B. Johnson. 8vo.

Diary of a Physician. New Edition. France; Social, Literary, and Political.

3 vols. 18mo. By H. L. Bulwer, Esq., M.P. 2 vols. The Clergyman's Orphan and other 12mo.

Tales. By a Clergyman. For the England and the English. By Sir E.

Use of Youth. 18mo. Engravings. Lytton Bulwer, M.P. 2 vo!s. 12mo.

The Ornaments Discovered. By Mrs.

Hughs. 18mo. Practical Education. By Richard Love

Engravings. ell Edgeworth and Maria Edgeworth. Uncle Philip's Conversations with the 12mo.

Roxobel. By Mrs Sherwood. 3 vols. Letters of J. Dowvning, Major, Down 18mo.

ingville Militia, Second Brigade, ta Frank. By Miss Edgeworth. 12mo.

his Old Friend Mr. Dwight, of the
New-York Daily Advertiser. 18mo

Engravings.
Rosamond; and other Stories. By
Miss Edgeworth. 12mo.

Domestic Duties, or Instructions to

Young Married Ladies on the ManHarry and Lucy. By Miss Fdgeworth. agernent of their Households, and 2 vols. 12mo,

the Regulation of their Conduct in The Parent's Assistant.

By Miss the various Relations and Duties of Edgeworth. 12mo.-90 cents.

Married Life. By Mrs. W. Parkes.

12mu. Scenes in our Parish. By a "Country

With Improvements. Parson's" Daughter. 12mo.

Zion's Songster. Compiled by Rev. England and America. A Comparison

Thomas Mason. 48mo. of the Social and Political State of The Cook's Oracle and Housekeeper's both Nations. 8vo.

Manual. Containing Receipts for No Fiction : a Narrative founded on

Cookery, and Directions for Carving. Recent and Interesting Facts. By

With a Complete System of Cookery the Rev. Andrew Reed, D D. New

for Catholic Families. By William Edition. 12mo.

Kitchiner, M.D. 12mo. Martha; a Memorial of an only and be- Modern American Cookery. With a

loved Sister. By the Rev. Andrew List of Family Medical Receipts, and Reed, Author of “No Fiction." a valuable Miscellany. By Miss P. 12ino.

Smith. 16mo. The Mechar.ic. By Rev. C. B. Tayler. Discourses and addresses on Subjects 18.no,

of American History, Arts, and LitThe District School.. By J. O. Taylor.

erature. By Gulian C. Verplanck. 12mo.

12mo Letters to Ada. By the Rev. Dr. Pise. The Note-hook of a Country Clergy18.no.

inan. 18mo.

FAMILY LIBRARY.

Abundantly illustrated by Maps, Portraits, and other Engravings on steel, copper, and wood.

Round uniformly, but each work sold separately.

O

Nos. 1, 2, 3. The History of the Jews. 15. Life and Times of George the By the Rev. H. H. Milman.

Fourth. By the Rev. George Croly. 4,5. The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte By J. G. Lockhart, Esq.

16. Narrative of Discovery and Adven6. The Life of Nelson. By Robert ture in Africa. By Professor JameSouthey, LL.D.

son, and James Wilson and Hugh The Life and Actions of Alexander Murray, Esqrs. the Great. By the Rev. J. Williams. 17, 18, 19, 66, 67. Lives of the most em

TAMILY LIBRARY

27. Palestine, or the Holy Land. By &c., by Sir David Brewster and Jean the Rev. M. Russell, LLD. Griscom, LL.D.

57. A Popular Guide to the Observatics 28. Memoirs of the Empress Josephine. of Nature. By R. Mudie. By John 8. Memes, LL D.

58. The Philosophy of the Moral Feel29. The Court and Camp of Bonaparte. ings. By J. Abercrombie.

59. On the Improvement of Society by 30. Lives and Voyages of Drake, Cav the Diffusion of Knowledge. By endish, and Dampier.

Thomas Dick, LL.D. 81. Description of Pitcairn's Island and 60. History of Charlemagne. By G.

its Inhabitants; with an Account of P. R. James, Esq. the Mutiny of the Ship Bounty, &c. 61. Nubia and Abyssinia. By the Rov. By J. Barrow, Esq.

M. Russell, LL.D 32, 72, 84. Sacred History of the World, 62, 63. Life of Oliver Cromwell. By

as displayed in the Creation and the Rev. M. Russell, LL.D.
subsequent Events to the Deluge.
By Sharon Turner, F.S.A.

64. Lectures on General Literature, 83, 34. Memoirs of Celebrated Female Poetry, &c. By James Montgomery. Sovereigas. By Mrs. Jameson.

65. Memoir of the Life of Peter the 35, 36. Journal of an Expedition to ex Great. By J. Barrow, Esq.

plore the Course and Termination of 66, 67. The Lives of the most eminent the Niger. By Richard and John Painters and Sculptors. By Allan Lander.

Cunningham. 2d Series. 37. Inquiries concerning the Intellectual 68, 69. The History of Arabia. By AnPowera and the Investigation of

drew Crichton. Truth. By John Abercrombie. 70. Historical and Descriptive Account

of Persia. By James B. Fraser, Esq. 38, 39, 40. Lives of Celebrated Travellers. By J. A. St. John.

71. The Principles of Physiology ap41, 42. Life of Frederic the Second, plied to the Preservation of Health, King of Prussia. By Lord Dover and to the Improvement of Physical

and Mental Education. By Andrew 43, 44. Sketches from Venetian History. Combe, M.D. By the Rev. E. Smedley, M.A. 72. Sacred History of the World. By

S. Turner, F.Ş.A. Vol.2. 45, 46. Indian Biography; or, an His. 73. History and Present Condition of

torical Account of those Individuals the Barbary States. By the Rev. M. who have been distinguished among Russell, LL.D. the North American Natives as Ora. 74. The Natural History of Insects, tors, Warriors, Statesmen, and other Vol. 2. remarkable Characters. By B. B. 75, 76. A Life of Washington. By J. Thatcher, Esq.

K. Paulding, Esq. 47, 48, 49. Historical and Descriptive 77. The Philosophy of Living.

By CaAccount of British India. By Hugh leb Ticknor, A.M. Murray, Esq., James Wilson, Esq., ) 78. The Earth: its Physical Condition R. K. Greville, LL.D., Whitelaw and most remarkable Phenomena. Ainslie, M.D., William Rhind, Esq., By W. M. Higgins. Professor Jameson, Professor Wal- 79. A Compendious History of Italy. lace, and Captain Clarence Dalrim Translated by N. Greene. ple.

80, 81. 'The Chinese. By John Francis 30. Letters on Natural Magic. By Dr. Davis, F.R.S. Brewster.

82. Historical Account of the Circum51, 52. History of Ireland. By W. C. navigation of the Globe, &ze. Taylor, Esq.

83. Celestial Scenery; or, the Wonders 53. Historical View of the Progress of of the Planetary System displayed

Discovery on the Northern Coasts of By Thomas Dick, LL.D.
North America. By P. F. Tytler, 84. Sacred History of the World. By
Esq.

S. Turner, F.S.A. Vol. 3. 54. The Travels and Researches of 85. Animal Mechanism and Physiology.

Alexander Von Humboldt. By W. By John H. Ciriscom, M.D. - 45 Macgillivray, A.M.

cents. .55. 56. Letters of Euler on Different 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91. Universal History

Subjects of Natural Philosophy. By the Hon. Alexander Fraser Tyto Translated by Hunter. With Notes, 1 ler and Rev. E. Nares.

19

92, 93. The Life and Works of Dr. | 119, 120. History of the United States.
Franklin.

By the Hon. S. Hale. (An original
94, 95. The Pursuit of Knowledge under work, written expressly for this Li-
Difficulties; its Pleasures and Re- brary.)
wards.

121, 122. The Life and Works of Dr.
96, 97. Paley's Natural Theology. With Oliver Goldsmith. By Washington

Notes, e., by Henry Lord Brough- Irving.
am, Sir Charles Bell, and A. Potter, 123, 124. Distinguished Men of Modern
D.D.

Times.
98. Natural History of Birds; their 125. Life of De Witt Clinton. By
Architecture, Habits, &c.

James Renwick, LL.D.
89. The Sidereal Heavens, and other 126, 127. Life of Caminodore Oliver H.

Subjects connected with Astronomy. Perry. By Lieut. A. Slidell Macken-
By Thomas Dick, LL.D.

zie.
100. Outlines of Imperfect and Disor. 128. Life and Adventures of Bruce, the

dered Mental Action. By Professor African Traveller. By Major Sir
Upham.

Francis B. Head.
101, 102. Historical and Descriptive 129. lives of John Jay and Alexander

Account of British America. Ву Hamilton. By James Renwick.
Hugh Murray, F.R.S.E.
103. Outline History of the Fine Arts. 130. The Martyrs of Science; or, the
By Benson J. Lossing.

Lives of Galileo, Tycho Brahe, and
104. Natural History of Quadrupeds. Kepler. By Sir David Brewster,

K.H. 18mo.
105. Life and Travels of Mungo Park. 131. An Historical and Descriptive AC

count of Iceland, Greenland, and the
106. Two Years before the Mast. By Faroe Islands. 1&ino. Maps and
R. H. Dana, Jr.

Engravings.
107, 108. Voyages for the Discovery of 132. Manners and Customs of the Jap

a Northwest Passage from the Atlan. anese, in the Nineteenth Century.
tic to the Pacific, &c. By Sir W. E. From the Accounts of recent Dutch
Parry, Capt. R.N., F.R.S.

Residents in Japan, and from the
109, 110. Life and Works of Dr. John- German Work of DR. PH. FR. Von
son. By the Rev. Wm. P. Page, Siebold. 18mo.

133. History of Connecticut. By The-
111 Selections from American Poets. odore Dwight, Jr. 18mo. 45 cents.
By W. C. Bryant.

134, 135. Ruins of Ancient Cities; with
112, 113. Selections from British Poets. General and Particular Accounts of
By Fitz-Greene Halleck.

their Rise, Fall, and present Condi-
114, 115, 116, 117, 118. History of Eng. tion, By Charles Bucke. 2 vols
land. By Thomas Keightley.

18mno.

CLASSICAL LIBRARY.

With Portraits oa steel. Bound unjformly, but each work sold separately.
Nos. 1, 2. Xenophon. (Anabasis, 13. Æschylus. Translated by the Rev.

translated by Edward Spelman, Esq., R. Potter, M.A.
Cyropædia, by the Hon. M. A. Coop- 14. Sophocles. Translated by Thomas
er.)

Francklin, D.D.
8, 4. The Orations of Demosthenes. | 15, 16, 17. Euripides. Translated by
Translated by Thomas Leland, D.D. the Rev. R. Potter, M.A.

18. 19. Horace. Translated by Philip
Sallust. Translated by William Francis, D.D.

With an Appendix,
Rose, M.A.

containing Translations of various
6, 7. Cæsar. Translated by William Odes, &c., by Ben Jonson, Cowley,
Duncan

Milton, Dryden, &c. And
8, 9, 10. Cicero. The Orations trans- Phaedrus. With the Appendix of Gu

lated by Duncan, the Offices by Cock- dius. Translated by Christopher
man, and the Cato and Lælius by Smart, A.M.
Melmoth.

20, 21. Ovid. Translated by Dryden,
11, 12. Virgil. The Eclogues transla- Pope, Congreve, Addison, and others.

ted by Wrangham, the Georgics by
Sotheby, and the Areid by Dryden. 22, 23. Thucydides. Translated by

William Smith, A.M.