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"Books you may hold in your hand are the most useful after all."-Dr.Johnson.
"This valuable Series now contains upwards of 170 volumes. They form a
complete library of instructive, useful, and entertaining knowledge. Each work is
sold separately, at prices varying from One to Two Shillings, and many of them
are illustrated. They are admirably adapted for all Mechanics' Institutes, Sol-
diers' and Sailors' Libraries, or Village Book Clubs, and for all kinds of popular
instruction. They embrace the Works of our best authors in the various depart-
ments of Biography, History, Fiction, &c.: and Books that formerly cost pounds
may now be obtained for shillings.

"No family ought to be without this Library, as it furnishes the readiest re-
sources for that education which ought to accompany or succeed that of the
boarding-school or academy, and it is infinitely more conducive than either to the
cultivation of the intellect and the well-being of society."

Price 1s. each in Fancy Boards, except where specified.

CONTENTS OF THE SERIES-VIZ.:

1. Wide, Wide World (2s.). By 25. What we did in Australia.
Miss Wetherell.
Edited by G. B. Earp.

5. Nelson (Life of). By James 34. Two Years before the Mast

(1s. 6d.). By Dana.
Representative Men. By R.

42.

Oliver Goldsmith's Life. By
Washington Irving.

12. Sir Robert Peel: His Life and

Times.

13. The Arctic Regions (1s. 6d.).

By P. L. Simmonds.

19. India. With Illustrations

Lives of the Successors of
Mahomet. By Washington
Irving..

Nelson on Infidelity. Edited
by the Rev. G. A. Rogers.

(1s. 6d.). By J. H. Stoc- 47. Russia as it is. By J. R.
queler.

Morell.

22. Rome and the Early Chris- 50. Turkey: Past and Present.

tians. By W. Ware.

23. Gold Colonies of Australia.
By G. B. Earp.

By G. B. Earp.

By J. R. Morell.

57. The Roving Englishman.

63. Hochelaga (1s. 6d.). Edited
by Eliot Warburton.

OUTLEDGE, WARNES, AND ROUTLEDGE.

95. The War; or, Voices from the 178. Aldershott and all About It

100. Turkey (2s.). By the Roving 184. Forest Life in Norway and

120. Sebastopol: the Story of its 195. Eminent Men and Popular

130, 131. History of Philip the

Second of Spain (2 vols. 4s.). 197.

By W. H. Prescott.

ROUTLEDGE'S USEFUL LIBRARY.

In fcap. 8vo, price 18. each, cloth limp, or boards, unless expressed.

The great dearth of Books of a thoroughly practical nature, suitable to
the wants of that numerous class who really wish to become acquainted
with common things, has induced the Publishers to commence the
Useful Library.

1. A NEW LETTER WRITER, for the Use of Ladies and
Gentlemen; embodying letters on the simplest matters of life, and on various
subjects, with applications for Situations, &c.

2. HOME BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY; or, Do-
mestic Hints for Persons of Moderate Income. Containing useful directions for
the proper Labours of the Kitchen, the House, the Laundry, and the Dairy.

3. LANDMARKS OF THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
By the Rev. JAMES WHITE, Author of "The Eighteen Christian Centuries."
1s. 6d.

4. LANDMARKS OF THE HISTORY OF GREECE.
By the Rev. JAMES WHITE, Author of "The Landmarks of England." 1s. 6d.

5. COMMON THINGS OF EVERY-DAY LIFE. A Home
Book for Mothers and Daughters. By ANNE BOWMAN.

GENERAL CONTENTS:-Household Economy and the Duties of a Wife and
Mother-the Laundry-the Nursery-Health, and the Means to Preserve it-
Management of Simple Disorders-Clothes: how to Wear, Make, and Pack them
-and last, not least, Home Education.

6. THINGS WORTH KNOWING. By MARTIN DOYLE,

Author of "Rural Economy," "Small Farms," &c., &c.

GENERAL CONTENTS:-Information upon Home Employment-Food: Meat-
Bread-Hunger and Thirst-Water-Fermented Liquors-Habitations-Bodily
Exercise-Sports-Walking-Swimming-Tea-Coffee-Sugar-Soap

- Indian

Corn-The Weather-Minerals-Medals-Gold-Silver-Mining-Money-Glass,
&c.-The Use and Abuse of, and the Culture of, Tobacco and Snuff.

7. LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT (The), with a
copious Collection of Useful Forms. By W. A. HOLDSWORTH, Esq, (of Gray's
Inn), Barrister-at-Law.

8. LIVES OF GOOD SERVANTS. By the Author of

"MARY POWELL."

9. HISTORY OF FRANCE, FROM THE CONQUEST OF
GAUL, BY THE ROMANS, TO THE PEACE OF PARIS, 1856. By AMELIA
B. EDWARDS.

10. THE LAW OF WILLS, EXECUTORS, AND AD-
MINISTRATORS, with a Copious Collection of Forms. By W. A. HOLDS-
WORTH, Esq. (of Gray's Inn), Barrister-at-Law.

London: ROUTLEDGE, WARNES, AND ROUTLEDGE,