THE
MERCHANTS'
ADVANCE BOOK;
REDUCING
British to federal currency, at any advance from 
one penny to one pound; and brought down 
to the fourth decimal fraction of a dollar,
SO THAT ANY AMOUNT MAY BE CALCULATED 
WITH ACCURACY:--
ILLUSTRATED BY EXAMPLES.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY C. NOLEN AND J. CLARKE.
No. 7, Franklin Place.
1829.

[*No. 1972. Deposited 10 Dec. 28 by
Charles Nolen & John Clarke
as proprietors*]No. 1972
Title of "The Merchants' Advance
Book" &c.
Deposited 10th December '28. By
Charles Nolen & John Clarke as
ProprietorsTHE

MECHANIC'S & FARMER'S

ASSISTANT.Mechanic's & Farmer's 
Assistant

Filed 15th Apr. 1828THE

PENNSYLVANIA

PRIMER.

CAREFULLY COMPILED

BY
JAMES MARTIN,
Practical Teacher of Children

PHILADELPHIA:
MIFFLIN AND PARRY, PRINTERS.

1828.No. 1926.
Title of "The Pennsylvania Primer" &c
Deposited 26th July 1828 by Jarred 
Martin, as Author THE 
DOGMATICUS : 
OR 
FAMILY PHYSICIAN : 
FOUNDED ON 
REASON AND EXPERIENCE ;
CONTAINING
1st. A brief Anatomical description of the human body,
2d. A treatment on the symptoms and cure of diseases,
3d. The names and qualities of Medical Plants, and other
medicines made use of in the healing art,
4th. Directions for preparing and compounding Medicines
and their particular use.
Arranged and divided into sections and classes, together
with directions for preserving health, and an explanation table,
for the use of families and practitioners.

BY JOSEPH SMITH, 
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.Family Physician

Filed 22d. Dec. 1828.AN
ORATION:

DELIVERED, BY APPOINTMENT, ON THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1828, IN PRESENCE OF THE CONVENTION
OF SECEDING FREE-MASONS, AND A VAST CONCOURSE OF THEIR FELLOW-CITIZENS, AT THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, IN THE VILLAGE OF LE ROY, IN THE COUNTY OF GENESEE, AND STATE OF NEW-YORK.

BY SOLOMON SOUTHWICK,
PRESIDENT OF THE CONVENTION, AND ONCE A MARK MASTER MASON.

“Ye have ploughed wickedness : ye have reaped iniquity : ye have eaten the fruit of lies : because thou didst trust in thy way,
in the multitude of thy mighty men. Therefore shall a tumult arise amongst the people, and all thy fortresses shall be spoiled, as
Shalman spoiled Beth-arbel in the day of battle.—Hosea, x.—13, 14.S. Southwick's 
Oration 

Filed Augst. 13. 1828.

LCPLAIN TRUTH: 
CONTAINING REMARKS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS,
RELATIVE TO THE INSTITUTION OF
SPECULATIVE
FREE MASONRY.

BY JOHN G. STEARNS, 
Minister of the Gospel, Paris, N. Y.

"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall 
make you free." -- JOHN viii, 32.
"For every one that doeth evil, hateth the light, 
neither cometh to the light, lest his deeds should be 
reproved.  But he that doeth truth, cometh to the 
light that his deeds may be made manifest that they 
are wrought in God." -- JOHN iii, 20, 21.

CAZENOVIA: 
PRINTED BY J. F. FAIRCHILD.

1828.Plain Truth
Speculative Free Masonry

Filed 25 April 1828SURE METHODS
OF
IMPROVING HEALTH,
AND
PROLONGING LIFE;
OR,
A TREATISE
ON THE
ART OF LIVING LONG AND COMFORTABLY,
BY REGULATING
THE DIET AND REGIMEN.

EMBRACING
All the most approved principles of Health and Longevity, and exhibiting the
remarkable power of proper Food, Wine, Air, Exercise, Sleep, &c.
in the Cure of Chronic Diseases, as well as in the Preservation
of Health, and Prolongation of Life.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,
THE ART OF TRAINING FOR HEALH,
Rules for Reducing Corpulence,
AND
MAXIMS OF HEALTH,
FOR THE BILIOUS AND NERVOUS, THE CONSUMPTIVE, MEN OF
LETTERS, AND PEOPLE OF FASHION.

ILLUSTRATED BY CASES.

BY A PHYSICIAN.

FIRST AMERICAN EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.

PHILADELPHIA :
CAREY, LEA & CAREY—CHESNUT STREET.
SOLD IN NEW YORK, BY G. & C. CARVILL,—IN BOSTON, LY HILLIARD,
GRAY & CO., AND RICHARDSON & LORD.

1828.No. 1868
Title of Sure Methods of improving health
deposited by Carey Leaf Carey
as proprietors 26 Feby 1828.

LCA 
SYSTEM 
OF 
BIBLE QUESTIONS,
HISTORICAL,
DOCTRINAL AND PRACTICAL,
FOR THE USE OF 
CHILDREN AND YOUTH,
IN
SABBATH-SCHOOLS, BIBLE-CLASSES, AND 
PRIVATE FAMILIES. 

BY FOUR CLERGYMEN.

SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED
BY THE REV. WM. WISNER, & REV. S. SMITH

ITHACA:
PRINTED BY PEW & MATHEWSON,
1829 

System of
Bible Questions

Filed 5 March 1828THE
LIFE
OF
REV. JOHN NEWTON.

COMPILED BY
WILLIAM B. TAPPAN.

Revised by the Committee of Publication.

Philadelphia :
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION,
No. 146 Chesnut Street.
1828.No. 1878
Title of 'The Life of Rev. John Newton[']
deposited by Paul Beck Junior Treasurer, 
in Trust for the American Sunday School
Union, as proprietor March 24, 1828.
TARIFF;
OR,
RATES OF DUTY,
(COnformably to the existing Revenue Laws,)

ON
GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE,
IMPORTED INTO THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
FROM AND AFTER THE THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1828.

To which is added
AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING THE
ACTS OF AMENDMENT TO THE TARIFF OF
1824,
Passed at the last session of Congress;
TOGETHER WITH OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION TO MERCHANTS.

Compiled by
JOHN D. GEORGE & CHARLES TREICHEL.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM STAVELY,
No. 99, South Second Street.
1828.No 1913[?]

Title of “Tariff” deposited 23.
June 1828 by John D. George &
Charles Treichel as proprietorsTHE
YOUNG LADY'S
PIECE-BOOK;
OR,
A SELECTION OF
Elegant Pieces in Verse and Prose,
FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS,
Designed for the use of Schools, &c.

BY E. THOMAS.

"The mind with useful knowledge stor'd,
"Delight and pleasure will afford."

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY E. THOMAS, NO. 412, NORTH SECOND ST.
Joseph Rakestraw, printer.
1828.No 184[?]

Title of The Young Lady's Piecebook
deposited 3. January 1828 by E. Thomas
as Author.A REVIEW,
CONSISTING OF A CLASSICAL ARRANGEMENT
OF THE
VEGETABLE MEDICINE
USED IN
DR. SAMUEL THOMSON'S THEORY
OR SYSTEM OF PRACTICE;
INCLUDED UNDER SIX HEADS:

ALSO
HIS “NERVE POWDER,” “VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,” “COUGH
POWDER,” “POULTICE” AND “STRENGTHENING PLASTER,”
WITH SOME INCLUDING AND ADDITIONAL REMARKS.

ALSO
SOME NEW DISCOVERIES IN PREPARING AND MIXING SOME OF HIS
BOTANIC MEDICINES,
AND THEIR APPLICATION IN THE CURE OF CERTAIN DISEASES,
WHICH ARE NOW PREPARED AND MADE USE OF BY
DR. CYRUS THOMSON,
In the village of Geddes, Onondaga Co. N. Y.

BY A PHYSICIAN.A. Review &c.


Filed 19th Feby. 1828

LCA
MENTAL MUSEUM
FOR THE
RISING GENERATION:

COMPRISING,
PART I. Familiar Conversations on Natural History and the Universe,
Reflections on Providence, &c.
PART II. Lessons calculated to excite a taste for Reading and Mental
Improvement:—on Industry, Economy, Preservation of Health, &c.
PART III. Various Instructive and Entertaining Articles, and Poetry.

WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND THE
CONSTITUTION
OF FHE FIRST FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY, &C.

Designed for the Middle Classes of Readers in American Schools and
Families.
Adapted to American Customs and Manners : and proposed as a Substitute for
Foreign Compilations of Reading Lessons.

BY JESSE TORREY, JUN.
Author of “The Moral Instructor and Guide to Virtue,”
“A Pleasing Companion for Little Girls and Boys,”
“Familiar Spelling Book,” &c.

August, 1828.No 1932

Title ’A Mental Museum, deposited
by Jesse Torrey Junior as author August
13th. 1828AN
INTRODUCTION
TO THE 
ART AND SCIENCE OF MUSIC,
WRITTEN FOR THE
AMERICAN CONSERVATORIO
OF
Philadelphia.

By Phil. Trajetta.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY I. ASHMEAD & CO.
1828.No. 1981.

Title of “An Introduction to the Art
And Science of Music,” &c.

deposited 24th Dec. '28. by Philip
Trajetta as AuthorTRIBUTE
TO THE 
MEMORY
OF
DE WITT CLINTON,
Late Governor of the State of New-York.

BEING A
COMPREHENSIVE SKETCH OF HIS LIFE,
TOGETHER WITH
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE,
AND OF
VARIOUS CORPORATE AND PUBLIC BODIES:
ALSO,
THE NOTICES OF HIS DEATH FROM THE MOST DISTINGUISHED
JOURNALS IN THE UNITED STATES.

By a Citizen of Albany.

ALBANY:
PRINTED BY WEBSTER AND WOOD.
1828.Tribute to the memory
of De Witt Clinton

Filed 5 April 1828[*Joseph Walker
May 9, 1828*]
A Glance at Dean's 120 Reasons 
for
Being a Universalist.
By J. Walker, 
Pastor of a Church in Paris, Maine.
Portland: 
Shirley and Hyde, Printers.
1828.DISTRICT OF MAINE, SS.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the ninth day of May, A. D.
1828, in the United States of America, JOSEPH WALKER,
of the said District, has deposited in this office the title of a book,
the right whereof he claims as author, in the words following, to wit :
" A Glance at Dean's 120 Reasons for being a Universalist. By
J. WALKER, Pastor of a Church in Paris, Maine."
In conformity to the act of Congress of United States, entitled,
"An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies
of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such
copies, during the times therein mentioned :" and also to an act,
entitled, " An Act supplementary to an Act for the encouragement
of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to
the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned ; and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing,
engraving and etching historical and other prints."
JOHN MUSSEY, }Clerk of the District 
                            }Court of Maine.
A true Copy as of record ;
Attest, JOHN MUSSEY, Clerk D. C. Maine.THE
UTICA DIRECTORY:
to which is added a brief Historical, Topographical,
and Statistical account of the Village and its neighbourhood.
UTICA, 1828.Utica Directory
Filed 24th March 1828AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY;
OR
THE NATURAL HISTORY
OF THE
BIRDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ILLUSTRATED WITH PLATES
ENGRAVED AND COLOURED FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS TAKEN
FROM NATURE.
BY ALEXANDER WILSON.
WITH A SKETCH OF THE AUTHOR'S LIFE,
BY GEORGE ORD, F. L. S. &c.
IN THREE VOLS.--VOL. II.
PUBLISHED BY COLLINS & CO, NEW YORK,
AND
HARRISON HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
1828.No 1928
Title of "American Ornithology"
deposited by Harrison Hall as
Proprietor August 1. 1828AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY; 
OR 
THE NATURAL HISTORY 
OF THE 
BIRDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ILLUSTRATED WITH PLATES 
ENGRAVED AND COLOURED FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS TAKEN 
FROM NATURE.
BY ALEXANDER WILSON.
WITH A SKETCH OF THE AUTHOR'S LIFE, 
BY GEORGE ORD, F. L. S. &c.
IN THREE VOLS. -- VOL. 1.
PUBLISHED BY COLLINS & CO, NEW YORK, 
AND 
HARRISON HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
1828.
[*as proprietor depos; 24th April 28*]No 1888
Title of American ornithology 
Deposited by Harrison Hall as 
Proprietor, Apl 24, 1828THE
YOUTH'S LIBRARY:
CONTAINING THE
PUBLICATIONS            1939
OF THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
SECOND PART.
IN THIRTY VOLUMES.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA.
No. 24 CHESNUT STREET.
1828.No. 1939
Title of "The Youth's Library" deposited by
Paul Beck Junr. Treasurer in trust for the
American Sunday School Union as proprietor
August 29th. 1828.SEQUEL
TO THE
ANALYTICAL READER:
IN WHICH
THE ORIGINAL DESIGN IN EXTENDED,
SO AS TO EMBRACE
AN EXPLANATION OF PHRASES 
AND 
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE.

BY SAMUEL PUTNAM.[*Shirley & Hyde
Jany 1, 1828*]
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SS.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the first day of January, A. D.
1828, in the United States of America, SHIRLEY & HYDE, of the
said District, have deposited in this office the title of a book, the right whereof
they claim as proprietors, in the words following, to wit:
"Sequel to the Analytical Reader: in which the Original Design is extended,
so as to embrace an Explanation of Phrases and Figurative Language.
BY SAMUEL PUTNAM."
In conformity to the act of Congress of the United States, entitled, "An
Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps,
charts, and books to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during
the times therein mentioned;" and also to an act, entitled, "An Act supplementary
to an Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the 
copies of maps, charts, and books to the authors and proprietors of such 
copies, during the times therein mentioned; and extending the benefits
thereof to the arts of designing, engraving and etching historical and other 
prints."
JOHN MUSSEY, } Clerk of the District 
                            } Court of Maine.
A true Copy as of Record;
Attest,   JOHN MUSSEY, Clerk D. C. Maine.
SHIRLEY & HYDE, PRINTERS.

[*LC*]MEDICAL FLORA;
OR
MANUAL
OF THE 
MEDICAL BOTANY
OF THE
UNITED STATES
OF 
NORTH AMERICA.
CONTAING
A SELECTION OF ABOVE 100 FIGURES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF MEDICAL
PLANTS, WITH THEIR NAMES, QUALITIES, PROPERTIES,
HISTORY &c. : AND NOTES OR REMARKS ON NEARLY
500 EQUIVALENT SUBSTITUTES.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOLUME THE FIRST,
A==H
WITH 52 PLATES.
Medical Plants are compound Medicines prepared by the hands of 
Nature, &c. -- Med. Princ. 31.
BY C. S. RAFINESQUE, A. M. -- PH. D.
Ex. Prof. of Botany, Natural History, &c. in Transylv. University of Lexington,
the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, &c.
Member of the Medical Societies of Cincinnati and Lexington -- the
Philos. Soc. and Lyceum of New York -- the Acad. of Nat. Sc. of
Philadelphia -- the Amer. Antiq. Society -- the Kentucky Institute -- the
Linnean Soc. of Paris -- the Imp. Nat. Cur. Sec. of Bonn -- the Imp.
Economical Soc. of Vienna - the R.  Italian Inst. The R. Inst. of
Nat. Sc. of Naples, &c. &c. &c.
PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY ATKINSON AND ALEXANDER,
No. 112 Chesnut Street.
1828.No. 1853
Title of Medical Flora &c.
deposited 11 January 1828 by
Atkinson & Alexander as
ProprietorsORGANON
OF THE
SPECIFIC HEALING ART.

BY
GOTTLIEB LUDWIG RAU, M.D.

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN
WITH
AN ESSAY ON THE PRESENT INTERNAL CONDITION
OF THE HOMŒOPATHIC SCHOOL,
BY CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL, M.D.

NEW-YORK:
WILLIAM RADDE, 322 BROADWAY.
ALSO: J. T. S. SMITH, 592 BROADWAY.
PHILADELPHIA: C. L. RADEMACHER.
BOSTON: OTIS CLAPP.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. : F. FRANKSEN AND C. F. WESSELHŒFT.
LONDON: J. H. BALLIERE, 219 REGENT-STREET.filed Jan. 4, 1828

[???] According to Act of Congress, [???]
William [???]
Office of Historical C[???]THE
REMEMBER ME:
A
RELIGIOUS AND LITERARY
MISCELLANY.
INTENDED AS A 
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENT.

________________________________

PHILADELPHIA:
E. LITTELL-CHESTNUT STREET.
1829.

[*E. Littell - Propr. 31. Oct: 28*]No. 1962
Title of "The Remember Me &c."

deposited 31. October. 1828. by E. Littell
as Proprietor --A
REVELATION
OF
FREE MASONRY,
AS PUBLISHED TO THE WORLD BY A CONVENTION OF
SECEDING MASONS,
HELD AT LE ROY, GENESEE COUNTY, NEW YORK,
ON THE 4th AND 5th OF JULY, 1828:
Containing a true and genuine development of the mode
of Initiation, and also of the several Lectures of the
following degrees, to wit:
IN THE CHAPTER, MARK-MASTER, PAST-MASTER,
MOST EXCELLENT MASTER AND ROYAL ARCH.
IN THE ENCAMPMENT
KNIGHT OF THE RED CROSS, KNIGHT TEMPLAR,
KNIGHT OF MALTA, KNIGHT OF THE CHRISTIAN
MARK, AND GUARDS OF THE
CONCLAVE, AND KNIGHTS OF THE 
HOLY SEPULCHRE.
IN THE
ANCIENT COUNCIL OF THE TRINITY, DENOMINATED
THE HOLY AND THRICE ILLUSTRIOUS
ORDER OF THE CROSS,
THE ILLUSTRIOUS, MOST ILLUSTRIOUS, AND 
THRICE ILLUSTRIOUS DEGREES.[?] & Heron,
Free Masonry

Filed Aug. [?]6, 1828CONVERSATIONS
ON
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY
AND 
SURGERY
BY
A. ROBERTSON, M. D.
LECTURER ON THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.

First American Edition, with Pathological and
other Additions.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY TOWAR & HOGAN
No. 255, Market Street.
1828.

[*Filed 28 Jan.
in Towar & Hogan*]No. 1858
Title of "Conversations on Anatomy &c."
deposited 28 January 1828 by Towar
& Hogan as Proprietors.EUCLID'S
ELEMENTS OF GEOMETRY,
OR
SIMSON AND PLAYFAIR'S SYSTEMS
REVISED, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED;
VIZ.
THE FIRST SIX BOOKS;
OF WHICH BOOK V IS DEMONSTRATED BY A NEW METHOD, AT ONCE BOTH SIMPLE 
AND ELEGANT, AND THEREBY RENDERED NOW THE EASIEST PORTION
OF THE ELEMENTS;
TOGETHER WITH
EXPLANATORY NOTES
ON THE WHOLE, WHEREIN THE PRINCIPAL ERRORS OF SIMSON AND PLAYFAIR
ARE POINTED OUT; AND
PLANE TRIGONOMETRY.
WITH AN 
APPENDIX
CONTAINING
BOOK V ON THE USUAL PLAN, ALSO CORRECTED AND IMPROVED, ACCOMPANIED
WITH A FEW APPROPRIATE NOTES; THE EFFECTS OF ALGEBRAIC
SIGNS ACCURATELY DEMONSTARTED; AND A CONCISE
THEORY AND CONSTRUCTED OF
LOGARITHMS.
By MARTIN ROCHE
TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS &c.
PHILADELPHIA:
1828.No. 1909
Title of "Euclid's Elements" deposited
by Martin Roche as proprietor
June 13, 1828STEREOTYPE EDITION
OF
ROWLETT'S
TABLES OF DISCOUNT, OR INTEREST:
SHEWING AT SIGHT,
THE INTEREST
ON EACH AND EVERY DOLLAR,
FROM UNIT, OR ONE, TO TWO THOUSAND;
ON EVERY TEN DOLLARS, 
FROM TWO THOUSAND TO THREE THOUSAND;
ON EVERY FIFTY,
FROM THREE THOUSAND TO FIVE THOUSAND
AND ON EVERY FIVE HUNDRED,
FROM FIVE THOUSAND TO TEN THOUSAND;
FOR EACH AND EVERY DAY,
FROM ONE, TO SIXTY-FOUR DAYS, INCLUSIVE;
ALSO
FOR EVERY MONTH, FROM ONE TO TWELVE,
AND
FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS, AND TWO YEARS;
BESIDES
A Complete Cent Table:
THE WHOLE COMPUTED AT SIX PER CENT,
ACCORDING TO THE EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES OF THE BANKS, AND AS PRACTISED BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS, 
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES;
TOGETHER WITH DIRECTIONS AT THE END OF THE INTRODUCTION,
FOR FINDING, ALMOST AT SIGHT, (BY AID OF THE TABLES,)
THE EXACT BANK INTEREST, FOR ANY NUMBER OF DAYS, FROM SIXTY-FOUR
TO ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR DAYS, &c.
LIKEWISE EXAMPLES
CONTAINED IN THE INTRODUCTION, SHEWING IN WHAT MANNER (BY MEANS OF THE TABLES) TO ASCERTAIN THE INTEREST,
AT FIVE, SEVEN, AND AT EIGHT PER CENT.,
AND A NOTE UNDER THE FIRST PAGE OF THE FIGURE WORK, EXPLAINING THE USUAL MODE OF COMPUTING INTEREST
ON CENTS, AND FRACTIONS, &c. &c.

BY JOHN ROWLETT,
FORMERLY ACCOUNTANT, BANK OF NORTH AMERICA

SECOND EDITION.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR BY WILLIAM FRY.
ANNO DOMINI 1826,
AND THE FIFTY-FIRST YEAR OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
No. 1907
Title of Rowlett's tables of interest &c. 
deposited by John Rowlett as author
June 13, 1828AMERICAN 
ORNITHOLOGY;
OR,
THE NATURAL HISTORY
OF BIRDS INHABITING THE UNITED STATES,
NOT GIVEN BY WILSON.
WITH FIGURES DRAWN, ENGRAVED, AND COLOURED FROM NATURE.
BY
CHARLES LUCIAN BONAPARTE.
VOL. II.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY -- CHESNUT STREET.
LONDON: -- JOHN MILLER, 40 PALL MALL.
WILLIAM BROWN, PRINTER.
1828.No. 1900
Title of "American Ornithology" deposited 
20th May 1828 by Carey, Lea
& Carey as proprietors.THE 
FATAL LADDER:
OR,
HARRY LINFORD.
WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1828.No. 1923
Title of "The Fatal Ladder,"

Deposited 22nd July 1828, by
Paul Beck, junior, Treasurer
in Trust for the A. S. S. U. as
Proprietor.THE LIFE
OF 
MAJOR GENERAL
ANDREW JACKSON:
COMPRISING
A HISTORY
OF THE 
WAR IN THE SOUTH;
FROM THE
COMMENCEMENT OF THE CREEK CAMPAIGN
TO THE
TERMINATION OF HOSTILITIES BEFORE
NEW ORLEANS.

ADDENDA:
CONTAINING A BRIEF
HISTORY OF THE SEMINOLE WAR,
AND
CESSION AND GOVERNMENT OF FLORIDA.

BY JOHN HENRY EATON,
SENATOR OF THE UNITED STATES' CONGRESS.

Third edition. -- Revised and Corrected by the Author.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY McCARTY & DAVIS,
NO. 171 MARKET STREET.

1828.No. 1898
Title of "The Life of Major General
Andrew Jackson" deposited 15
May 1828 by McCarty & Davis as
proprietorsBOTANICAL GRAMMAR
AND
DICTIONARY;
TRANSLATED
FROM THE FRENCH,
OF
BULLIARD AND RICHARD.

BY PROF. A. EATON.

THIRD EDITION,
Wholly written over, and now including the Natural Orders of
LINNEUS AND JESSIEU.
Botanical Grammar
&
Dictionary

Filed September 15th, 1828.PREFACE
TO THE
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION
OF
HENRY'S EXPOSITION
OF THE
OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS.

BY ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER, D. D.
PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY IN THE SEMINARY AT PRINCETON, N. J.
No. 1930
Title of "Preface to 1st Am: Ed: of
Henry's Exposition of the Old and 
New Testaments." 
deposited 8th August, 1828 by Towar
& Hogan as proprietorsFRANCES,
THE ORPHAN GIRL.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH
FOR
THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

"When the wicked man turneth away from his wickedness that
he hath committed, and doeth that which is lawful and right, he
shall save his soul alive. --Ezek, xviii. 27.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Philadelphia:
NO. 146 CHESNUT STREET.

1828.No. 1882
Title of "Frances" deposited by Paul
Beck Junior, Treasurer in Trust for the
American Sunday School Union as proprietor
April 9, 1828Hanbuch
für Deutsche;

Enthaltend

Formen zu Handschristen,
welche

den Bürgern der Dereinigten Staarten nü[?]lich
und dienlich seyn tönnen, als:

[V?]ande, Roten, Reseten,                    Letzte [?]illen oder Testamente
Ueberschreibungen, Berträge,           Versteigerungs - Bedingungen,
Vollmachten,                                          Anweisungen, &c. &c. &c. 

Und vierlelen Anmerfungen über Verordnungen der
Besetze über obige und andere Begenstände.

Nebst
Allerllen Formen in der englishchen Sprache.

Auch:
Intreßen - Tabellen unde eine Tabelle zum Bebruahc
für Sägemüller.

Zwente und verbeßerte Auslage.

Reading,

Bedruckt und herausgegeben von Johann Ritter und Comp.
1828.
No. 1906
Title of a German Book deposited by
John Ritter and Company as proprietors
17 June 1828THE
SYMBOLICAL PRIMER;
OR,
CLASS-BOOK, No. 1.
DESIGNED
TO RENDER THE PROGRESS OF BEGINNERS,
IN
SPELLING AND READING,
EASY AND AGREEABLE.
BY E. HAZEN.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR.
Stereotyped by J. Howe.
1829.No. 1977
Title of "The Symbolical Primer"; &c.

deposited 18th December, 1828, by Edward Hazen
as AuthorPALESTINE,
AND
OTHER POEMS

BY THE LATE
RIGHT REV. REGINALD HEBER, D. D.
LORD BISHOP OF CALCUTTA.

NOW FIRST COLLECTED.

WITH A MEMOIR OF HIS LIFE.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA AND CAREY -- CHESNUT STREET
SOLD IN NEW YORK BY G. & C. CARVILL --  BOSTON BY
MUNROE & FRANCIS.
1828.No. 1899
Title of "Palestine" deposited
19th May '28 by Carey Lea & Carey
as proprietorsHELEN MAURICE:
OR,
THE BENEFIT OF
EARLY RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
EXEMPLIFIED.

BY A
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER.

WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
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1828.No. 1921
Title of "Helen Maurice" deposited 
by Paul Beck Junior, Treasurer in Trust for
the American Sunday School Union as
proprietor, 10 July 1828
[*J J?k??*]Poetischer
Himmelsweg,
oder
Kleinegeistliche Lieder Gammlung,
Zum Gebrauch des offentlichen und haus=
lichen Gottesdienstes und Erbauung
aller gottliebenden Geelen
jeder Confession.
Zusammengetragen
von
Daniel Hertz,
Reformirter Prediger des Ebangeliums
in Lancaster Caunty, PA,
000==000
Lobet den herrn, denn unsern Gott loben,
das ist ein föstliches Ding; solches Lob ist
lieblich und schön.
Ginget um einander dem herrn mit Danfen,
und lobet unfern Gott mit harfen; Ps. 147.
1=7
****************************
Erste Uuflage.
*********************************
Lancaster,
gebrucft den h. W. Billee.
1828.No. 1927
Title of "Spiritual Hymns",
in German

Deposited 28th July 1828
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY, 1828.No. 1803
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PATRIOT'S MANUAL;
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SUBJECTS,
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PROPER ALSO FOR
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COMPILED BY JESSE HOPKINS.

UTICA:
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Filed July 28th, 1828THE LIFE
OF
William Penn,
COMPILED FROM
THE USUAL AUTHORITIES
AND ALSO
MANY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS

BY MRS HUGHS,
Author of Ornaments Discovered, The Cousins, &c.

When we look back upon the great men who have gone before
us in every path of glory, we feel our eye turn from the career of
war and ambition and involuntarily rest upon those who have
displayed the great truths of religion, who have investigated the
laws of social welfare, or extended the sphere of human knowledge.
ALISON.

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NEW EXPOSITOR:
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TABLE OF WORDS,
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PHILADELPHIA:
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[Stereotyped by L. Johnson.]No 1846.
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deposited 2nd JanY 1828 by
Robert H. Small as proprietorMANUAL 

OF THE

PHYSIOLOGY OF MAN;

OR,

A CONCISE DESCRIPTION

OF THE 

PHENOMENA OF HIS ORGANIZATION

BY PH. HUTIN.

Quidquid præcipies, esto brevis, ut cito, dicta
Percipiant animi dociles, teneantque fideles.
Hor. de Art. Poet.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH NOTES,

BY JOSEPH TOGNO,

STUDENT OF MEDICINE.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY, -- CHESTNUT STREET
1828.No 1894
Title of Mammal of the Physiology
of Man deposited May 8. 1828 by
Carey Lea + Carey as Proprietors[????]
Hymns,

Selected and Original,

For 

Public and Private Worship.

Published by the
General Synod of the Ev. Lutheran Church.

First Edition.

Gettysburg, Penn.
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[?] The [?]           S. [Smuchker?]  [??]
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Evangelical-No. 1920.
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July 15. 1828.A MANUAL 
OF
PRACTICAL OBSTRETICS:
ARRANGED SO AS TO AFFORD
A CONCISE AND ACCURATE DESCRIPTION
OF THE
Management of Preternatural Labours;
PRECEDED BY AN ACCOUNT OF THE
MECHANISM OF NATURAL LABOUR.
FROM THE FRENCH OF
JULIUS HATIN,
Doctor of Medicine of the Faculty of Paris, Professor of Obstetrics
and of the Diseases of Women and Children &c. &c.
BY S. D. GROSS, M. D.
WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAINING
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BY JOSEPH GARDNER, M. D.
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[*as proprietor*]
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1828.No. 1963.
Title of "A Manual of Practical Obstetrics." &c
deposited 4th November 1828 by John Grigg
as ProprietorHISTORY
OF
FRANCE,
FROM
THE FOUNDATION OF THE MONARCHY,
BY CLOVIS,
TO THE FINAL ABDICATION OF
NAPOLEON
------
BY WILLIAM GRIMSHAW,
AUTHOR OF A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, &c.
------No. 1886
Title of 'History of France, deposited
by Wm. Grimshaw an author 18 Apl 1828
LCCALANTHE,
THE ANGEL OF THE RUBY TOWER:
IN SIX CANTOS.
TO WHICHARE ADDED THE
ADVENTURES OF FRANCISCO.

THE VOLUME COMPRISES VARIOUS TALES AND DESCRIPTIONS, INTERSPERSED
WITH OCCASIONAL MORAL DIGRESSIONS.

The gliding spectre and the groaning grove. -- YOUNG

BY ISAAC GRIFFITH,
(LATE FROM NEW-YORK.)

PHILADELPHIA:
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Title of Calanthe deposited
by Isaac Griffith as Author
April 30, 1828A SURVEY
OF THE
STATE OF MAINE,
IN ITS
GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES,
STATISTCIS AND POLITICAL ECONOMY,
ILLUSTRATED BY MAPS.
BY MOSES GREENLEAF.Moses Greenleaf Esq
Feb 29, 1828No—2.
THE
ANTI-MASONIC
ALMANACK,
FOR THE YEAR OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA
1829:
CALCULATED FOR THE HORIZON 
OF ROCHESTER, N. Y.
But will serve, without essential variation, for any place within
one hundred miles north or south and two hundred east
or west of that Village.
CONTAINING,
besides the usual astronomical calculations, and other matters
found in the generality of Almanacs, various amusing
specimens of
MASONIC CEREMONIES,
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of a candidate, and other childish mummery practised
by that self styled ancient and honorable institution
while assembled and at work in their secret conclaves.
ALSO,
many important facts, not yet made public, respecting the
abduction of Capt. Wm. Morgan, and his confinement in
Fort Niagara by masonic conspirators; together with a 
statement of questions put to him by them, while in the
magazine, and his answers thereto, &c. &c.
BY EDWARD GIDDINS.
ROCHESTER
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Dr Sir
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Rochester
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Anti-Masonic
Almanack for 1829.

Filed 19.19th Jany, 1828.MEMOIR
OF THE
REV. JOSEPH EASTBURN,
STATED PREACHER
IN THE
MARINER'S CHURCH
PHILADELPHIA:
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JANUARY 30th, 1828.

BY ASHBEL GREEN, D.D.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY G. W. MENTZ, No. 71, RACE STREET.

Clark & Raser, Printers, 33 Carter's Alley.
1828.
No. 1892
Title of 'Memoir of the Rev. Joseph Eastburn'
deposited May 1st, 1828 by Jacob J. Janeway
D. D. (in behalf of the Executors of the Rev. Joseph East-
burn) as Proprietor.MURRAY'S

ENGLISH READER:

Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, selected from the
best writers. Designed to assist young persons to read
with proprietary and effect; to improve their language
and sentiments; and to inculcate some of the most important 
principles of piety and virtue: with a few preliminary 
observations on the principles of good reading: 
improved by the addition of a Concordant and
Synonymising Vocabulary, consisting of about two
thousand of the most important words contained in
the work. These words are arranged alphabetically
in columns at the heads of the sections from which
they are respectively selected; and are divided, pronounced 
and defined, according to the authority of
John Walker. The Selected Words are marked in
the Texts by an Accent.
Walker's Pronouncing Key, which governs the Vocabulary 
is prefixed to the work.
To which is added a Praxis, or an Etymological
and Syntactical Illustration of all obscure features
comprised in the work. This Praxis, the authors intend 
also to publish, in a separate pamphlet.
"Words can have no definitive idea attached to
them, when by themselves; it is the situation and
tract in the sentence, which determines their precise
meaning."—Dr. Johnson.

By JEREMIAH and ANNA F. GOODRICH.J. & A.F. Goodrich's
English Reader

Filed 1st Dec, 1828__
LCTHE SPELLING READER, OR CONCORDANT
SPELLING BOOK,

Containing the rudiments of the English
language, and an extensive variety of spelling
lessons, comprising the most current words in the language. 
The vowel and consonant sounds, in every
syllable, being accurately defined according to the authority
of Walker.

The reading lessons, which are familiar, entertaining
and progressive, are let down within the reach of juvenile 
capacities, by arranging the words, of which the
lessons are composed, in spelling columns at the top of
the page; and the correspondent portions of the texts
are placed in common reading order at the bottom,
designed to conduct the pupil, on a direct line, to
Walker's Dictionary, and to abridge the Teacher's toil.

By JEREMIAH & ANNA F. GOODRICHGoodrich's Spelling

Filed August 19, 1828AMERICAN
NATURAL HISTORY
VOLUME III.
PART I.-MASTOLOGY
BY JOHN D. GODMAN, M. D.
PROFESSOR OF NATURAL HISTORY IN THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE OF PENNSYLVANIA; 
ONE OF THE PROFESSORS OF THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM;
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY; OF THE PHILADELPHIA 
ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES, &c.
PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY-CHESTNUT STREET.
1828.
in name of Philip H. Nicklin
dated 1 Feby 1828No 1861
Title of American Natural History
deposited 1 Feby 1828 by
Philip H. Nicklin as
ProprietorThomas Todd wishes to take out a copy-
right of the following work as Proprietor

A

Practical Grammar

of the

English Language

in Which

The Principles Established by Lindley Murray,

are Inculcated, and His

Theory of the Moods

Clearly

Illustrated by Diagrams,

Representing the Number of Tenses in Each Mood-Their
Signs-and the Manner in Which They Are Formed.

By Roscoe G. Greene,
Teacher of English Grammar.

Portland.
Printed by T. Todd, Union St.--Sold by Shirley & Hyde, 7, Exchange St.
1828.Thomas Todd
Oct. 9, 1828
LCThe 

ORTHOGRAPHER AND ORTHOEPIST;

OR THE

English Pronouncing Spelling Book.

DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF

COMMON SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES:

IN TWO PARTS.

PART I.--Containing the Elementary principles of the English
Language; the different sounds of the Vowels, Consonants,
Diphthongs, Triphthongs, Compound Characters and Combinations, 
with rules to distinguish them; also rules for pointing
out the silent letters, and various exercises in spelling.

PART II.--Containing Easy Reading Lessons, Rules for Spelling, 
Abbreviations, Arithmetical Tables, and Definitions of
words.

BY ISAAC MOTT.Isaac Mott
Filed Oct. 7, 1828.RACHEL DYER:
A NORTH AMERICAN STORY.
BY JOHN NEAL.
PORTLAND:
[BY SHIRLEY AND HYDE,]
[1828.]Shirley & Hyde

Oct. 8, 1828

LCMORTON;

A

TALE OF THE REVOLUTION.

O Liberty! the prisoner's pleasing dream,
The Poet's muse, his passion and his theme;
Genius is thine, and thou art Fancy's nurse;
Lost without thee th' ennobling powers of verse;
Heroic song from thy free touch acquires
Its clearest tone, the rapture it inspires;
Place me where winter breathes the clearest air,
And I will sing if Liberty be there;
And I will sing at Liberty's dear feet,
In Afric's torrid clime, or India's fiercest heat.

Cowper.

CINCINNATI,

Printed and Published by Hatch, Nichols &  Buxton.

1828[*[filed?] 30 [June?] 1828*]
DISTRICT OF OHIO, sct.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the 30th day of June in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight, and in
the fifty-second year of American Independence, Hatch, Nichols &
Buxton, of said district, have deposited in this office the title of a book,
the right whereof they claim as proprietors, in the words and figures
following to wit:

"Morton; a Tale of the Revolution.
O Liberty! the prisoner's pleasing dream,
The Poet's muse, his passion and his theme;
Genius is thine, and thou art Fancy's nurse;
Lost without thee, the enobling powers of verse;
Heroic songs from thy free touch acquires
Its clearest tone the rapture it inspires;
Place me where winter breathes the clearest air,
And I will sing if Liberty be there;
And I will sing at Liberty's dear feet,
In Afric's torrid clime, or India's fiercest heat.
Cowper."

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"An act for the encouragement of Learning, by securing the copies of 
Maps, Charts, and Books, to authors, and proprietors of such copies,
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Learning, by securing the copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the
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and extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, 
and etching historical and other prints."
WILLIAM KEY BOND, Clerk of the District of Ohio.ERLAEUTERUNG
DER
FREY-MAUREREY,
WIE GESCHRIEBEB VON CAPT. WILLIAM MORGAN,
Aus der Englisch in die Deutsche Sprache uebersetzt,
NEBST EINEM
MEISTER SCHLUESSEL
ZU DEN
[?]E[?]EIMNUSSEN DES [?]OE[?]ERN [?]R[?]ENS.
"Und Gott sprach: Es verde Licht. Und es ward Licht."--
"Was ihr im Verborgenen hoeret, dasz prediget oeffentlich auf den
"Daechern."
VON EINEM FREY-MAUREN,
Welcher der Institution viele Jahre gewidmet hat.
WATERLOO:
GEDRUCKT BEI WILLIAM CHILD.
1828[*William Morgan
In Dutch

Filed 26th May 1828*]AMERICAN MINSTREL
CONSISTING OF
POETICAL ESSAYS
on various subjects,
By Chas. Mead.
PHILADELPHIA.
Published by
1825.№ 1916
Title of American Minstrel 
Deposited 30. June 1828 by
Charles Mead as Author.MEMOIRS
OF
ANDREW SHERBURNE:
A PENSIONER OF THE
NAVY OF THE REVOLUTION.
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
"They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters;
they see the work of the LORD, and his wonder in the deep."
Psalmist.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
UTICA;
1828.Memories 
of
Andrew Sherburne

Filed 26th August 1828PE 1117
A155

No math

LCTHE
JUVENILE
CLASS BOOK.
COMPLIED
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
BY JOHN SIMMONS.
No. 1.
PHILADELPHIA
Sold by Isaac Pugh, corner of Race & Third Streets;
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Title of "The Juvenile Class Book"
deposited by John Simmons as Proprietor
28th Jan, 1828A HISTORY
OF THE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
BETWEEN
GREAT BRITAIN
AND THE
UNITED STATES,
IN VERSE.
BY
ISRAEL SKINNER, M.D.
Where nations walk in ways or rectitude,
And do not on the rights of man intrude,
Propitious Heaven will there her bliss bestow,
And make those lands with milk and honey flow,
Yea, they do virtually the earth poses,
When they enjoy the fruits of righteousness;
And Mars, revengeful Mars, shall hide his head,
And Balmy peace her sacred banners spread.
PHILADELPHIA
T. S. Manning, Printer, No. 11 S. Sixth Street.
1828No. 1969
Title of "A History of the Revolutionary War" &c.
deposited 1st December 1828 by Israel Skinner
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ORATIONES 
QUÆDAM SELECTÆ,
IN
USUM DELPHINI,
CUM
INTERPRETATIONE ET HISTORIA SUCCINCTA
RERUM GESTARUM ET SCRIPTORUM
M. T. CICERONIS.

IN THIS EDITION ARE INTRODUCED ALL THE VALUABLE NOTES OF THE DAUPHIN
EDITION, TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, SELECTION FROM DUNCAN AND
OTHER COMMENTATORS, AND ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS.

BY JOHN G. SMART.

SECOND EDITION, CORRECTED AND IMPROVED,
WITH A LIFE OF CICERO, IN ENGLISH.

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1828.No. 1959
Title of "M. T. Ciceronis Orationes"

deposited 25th October 1828 by Towar &
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DEFENCE OF
FREEMASONRY,
IN A SERIES OF LETTERS ADDRESSED TO
SOLOMON SOUTHWICK, Esq.
AND OTHERS.
IN WHICH THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF THE ORDER
ARE GIVEN, AND MANY LATE MISREPRESENTATIONS 
CORRECTED.
WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING EXPLANATORY NOTES AND MASONIC
DOCUMENTS.
BY LUTHER PRATT,
Editor of the "American Masonic Register, and Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Magazine," recently published
in New-York.
"Prove all things: Hold fast that which is good."
St. Paul
TROY
PRINTED BY FRANCIS ADANCOURT, AND SOLD AT
HIS BOOK-STORE, AND MANY OTHERS.
Price 50 Cents.
1828.Defence of 
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Filed 19th May 1828

LCAN
ESSAY ON MAN,
IN FOUR EPISTLES
TO
HENRY ST. JOHN LORD BOLINGBROKE.

BY ALEXANDER POPE, ESQ,

To which is added a Praxis, or an Etymological and
Syntactical Illustration of all obscure passages 
comprised in the work.

BY JEREMIAH AND ANNA F. GOODRICH.J. & A.F. Goodrich
Filed DEc. 1st, 1828EVANGELICAL CHART,
or, a collection of Scripture passages, shewing that all the
Attributes of the Deity, are applied to Jesus Christ in honor
of his Divinity: With explanatory remarks. First, his Natural 
Attributes, Eternity, Omnipotence, Omniscience, Omnipresence, 
Immutability; Second, his Moral Attributes,
Justice, Goodness, Truth, Holiness: Third, his Political
Attributes, Legislative, Administrative, and Executive.Evangelical Chart
Filed 19th June 1828THE
FALL OF BABYLON
OR,
THE HISTORY
OF THE
KINGDOM OF ASSYRIA:
COMPILED FROM
ROLLIN, PRIDEAUX, AND OTHER AUTHORITIES.
By the Author of Pierre and his Family, etc.
And Babylon, the glory of kingdoms, the beauty of the Chaldees'
excellency, shall be as when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah.
It shall never be inhabited, neither shall it be dwelt in from
generation to generation: neither shall the Arabian pitch tent
there; neither shall the shepherd make their fold there.
Is. xiii. 19, 20.
Revised by the Committee of Publication.
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 Chesnut Street.
1828.No. 1958.
Title of " The Fall of Babylon, &c ---

deposited 25th. October 1828. by Paul Beck
I[??] Treas : in trust for the Amer. Sunday School UnionTHE
FASHIONABLE TOUR;
AN EXCURSION TO
THE SPRINGS, NIAGARA, QUEBEC,
AND THROUGH THE
NEW-ENGLAND STATES:
INTERSPERSED WITH GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL 
SKETCHES.
THIRD EDITION--ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.G.M. Davison's
Fashionable Tour
Filed March 14th, 1828.NO. 3.
THE
ANTI-MASONIC
ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA,
1830.
BY EDWARD GIDDINS.Almanac
1830.
Filed 24th Dec. 1828VIOLA;
HEIRESS OF ST. VALVERDE.
AN ORIGINAL ROMANCE.
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED
A VARIETY
OF ORIGINAL POETICAL PIECES.
BY MRS. BOTSFORD.
Authoress of Adelaide, Western Elysium, and Modern Piety.
SECOND EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA:
B. DESILVER, NO. 110, WALNUT STREET.
T. TOWN, PRINTER.
1829.No. 1983

Title of " Viola." &c.

deposited 26th. December 1828. by Margaret
Botsford as Author

LCA Brief History of the life and services of
Ichabod Perry during the Revolutionary War,
with an account of his sufferings on board the
Prison Ships at New-York, and during several
battles. To which is added the remarkable escape 
from the British of Bissell, an American
spy.A Brief History &c
Filed 23rd May 1828
Mr. U. J. James
Rich[?]
[?] [?]THE
OFFICE WORK
OF A MEDIATOR
EXPLAINED,
OR
ACTIVE TRINITY BROUGHT TO VIEW.
IN TWO PARTS.
BY
JOSEPH CHADDOCK,
OF LE ROY, GENESEE COUNTY, N. Y.
ROCHESTER:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR AND PUBLISHER,
BY TUTTLE & SPRAGUE.
1828.The Office Work
of a Mediator
Filed 9 June 1828THE
CHILD'S LIBRARY;
EMBRACING THE
SMALLER PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL 
UNION.
IN 20 VOLUMES.
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
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1828.No. 1871

Title of "The Child's Library" deposited by
Paul Beck Jr Treasurer in Trust &c as
proprietor February 28, 1828 --CHRISTIAN MARTYRS,
OR,
FAMILIAR CONVERSATIONS
ON THE
SUFFERINGS OF SOME EMINENT CHRISTIANS.

By the Author of "Scenes in Georgia," &c.

WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

"Godlike men, how firm they stood,
"Seeding their country with their blood."

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1828.No. 1937.

Title of "Christian Martyrs, or Familiar
Conversations on the Suffering of Some Eminent
Christians." &c.

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as proprietor --THE 
AMERICAN ORATOR.
SELECTED CHIEFLY
FROM AMERICAN AUTHORS;
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES

BY SAMUEL CLARK.

GARDINER.
Printed at the Intelligencer Office.

1828.Samuel Clark
Jany 24. 1828

LCAN ABRIDGMENT
OF 
MURRAY'S
ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
AND 
EXERCISES,
WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
DESIGNED AS A TEXT BOOK FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS
IN THE
UNITED STATES.

BY THE REV. J.G. COOPER,
AUTHOR OF AN EDITION OF THE WORKS OF VIRGIL.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JUDAH DOBSON, (AGENT,)
J. HARDING, PRINTER.

1828No. 1862
Title of An Abridgment of Murray's
English Grammar, deposited Fifth of Februy
1828 by the Rev. T. G. Cooper as author[*Michael B.
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ano de 1829No. 1943.
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February 28. 1828MANUEL MACONNIQUE
A L'USAGE DES
FRANC-MACONS ACCEPTES
DU
RITE ANCIEN D'YORK,
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Par un Ancien Venerable, 
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1828
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Marti Gras.Filed 8" Feby
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A. S. S. Union.SACRED POETRY.
"I'll tune my harp, I'll strike its wires,
   My Savior's praise to waken;
His Love refines my warmest fires,
   And keeps my heart unshaken.
And thus melodious chords arise,
And tone my feelings for the skies."
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Benjamin Shepard Junr
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July 10. 1828 reenteredTHE DEFINING READER,
BEING
A Selection of Reading, written in a  High and
Explained in a Low Style of Language,
OR
Written in a Common and carried to a Higher
Class of Words.
EXAMPLE:
Farming is a profitable and
pleasant employment, it  
strengthens the body and 
enlightens the mind. 

Agriculture is a lucrative and
agreeable occupation, it invigorates
the body and illuminates
the body and illuminates
the intellectual powers.

Designed for the use of Schools, peculiarly
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J Mulsey Esq
   Sir, I have enclosed $1.25 the sum you
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within - the time I called on you March 20, if I
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specimen                      BSNARRATIVE
OF
THE LABOURS, SUFFERINGS, AND
FINAL TRIUMPH
OF THE
REV. WILLIAM ELDRED,
Late a Missionary of the Society for the Advancement
of Christianity in Pennsylvania.
If we suffer we shall also reign with him.  2 Tim. ii 12.
BY THE
REV. BENJAMIN ALLEN,
Rector of St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED AT THE CHURCH MISSIONARY HOUSE;
No. 92, South Third Street.
1828.No 1857

Title of "Narrative of Labours &c of the
Rev. William Eldred deposited by the
Rev. Benjn. Allen (in trust &c) as proprietor
28th. Jany. 1828.GENERAL STEVENS;
OR, THE
FANCY BALL:
BEING THE
THIRD PART
OF LIVING MANNERS.
--they think it strange that ye run not with them
to the same excess of riot, speaking evil of you.
1 Pet. iv. 4
BY THE
REV. BENJAMIN ALLEN,
RECTOR OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED AT THE CHURCH MISSIONARY HOUSE,
No. 92, South Third Street.
ADAM WALDIE & CO. PRINTERS.
1828.No 1865
Title of Genl. Stevens deposited
by B. Allen as Proprietor
Feb. 16. 1828.NARRATIVE
OF THE
LABOURS AND SUFFERINGS
AND
FINAL TRIUMPH
OF THE
REV. WILLIAM ELDRED,
Late a Missionary of the Society for the Advancement
of Christianity in Pennsylvania.
-----
BY THE
REV. BENJAMIN ALLEN,
Rector of St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia.
-----
[*"IF WE SUFFER WITH HIM WE SHALL ALSO
REIGN WITH HIM"*]
Philadelphia:
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......
1828.

in trust for the Benefit of
the Widow + orphans of the
deceased & family -No 1856.
Title of "Narrative of labours &c, of the
Rev. William Eldred deposited by the
Rev. Benjn. Allen (in trust &c.) as Proprietor
28th Jany. 1828)THE
AMERICAN
MEDICAL RECORDER.
CONDUCTED BY
JAMES WEBSTER, M. D.
LECTURER ON ANATOMY AND SURGERY;
CALEB B. MATTHEWS, M. D. & ISAAC REMINGTON, M. D.
ASSISTED BY
AN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIANS
PHILADELPHIA, NEW-YORK, BALTIMORE, AND NORFOLK.
VOL. XIII.
Nullius addictus jurare in verba magistri.--HOR.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY JAMES WEBSTER, S. EIGHTH STREET, AND E. LITTELL,
NO. 88, CHESNUT STREET; JOHN LOW, 129, CHAPEL STREET, NEW-YORK;
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[*Dep. 1. Apl. 28. by J. W. [?] as Prop.*]No 1880.
Title of The American Medical Recorder
deposited by James Webster Junior a
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Eastern District of Pennsylvania, to wit.
   BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the first Day of April, in the fifty-second
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Jr., of the said District, hath deposited in this office, the title of a Book, the right
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Caleb B. Matthews, M. D.; and Isaac Remington, M. D.; assisted b y an Association
of Physicians in Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and Norfolk. "Nullis addictus
jujare in verba magistri.--HOS  Vol. XIV."
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OFFERING
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title of :The Atlantic Souvenir;" &c
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OR A COLLECTION OF
FUGITIVE PIECES;
WITH THE LIFE OF
EUGENIUS LAUDE WATTS.

BY EDWIN AUGUSTUS ATLEE, M. D.
PHILADELPHIA.

'Poeta nascitur—non fit;'
This adage of the Roman bard
The author fears, perchance may hit
Many, besides himself, full hard!
If PEDANTS shall his rhymes, disdain;
Yet those for whom they have been penn'd,
May think he has not rhym'd in vain:
And thus, he will have gain'd his end.

"You shall seldom find a dull fellow of good education,
"but (if he happen to have any leisure upon his hands) will
"turn his head to one of these two amusements for all fools of
"eminence—politics or poetry."
Spectator, No. 43.

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LC
THE
PRACTICAL CLASS BOOK,
OR
AN INTRODUCTION
TO A WORK RECENTLY PREPARED BY THE AUTHOR,
ENTITLED THE
"PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC."
DESIGNED
TO FURNISH A CHEAP CLASS BOOK, EMBODYING THE TABLES OF REDUCTION, ACCOMPANIED WITH EASY AND APPROPRIATE
LECTURES, AND SUITED TO THE WANTS OF
SCHOOLS IN GENERAL, THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.

BY T. H. BABCOCK.

T. H. Babcock's
Practical Class Book

Filed Feby. 15th 1828No. 1971.
deposited 9th. Dec. 28. by P. B -

THE 
FIVE APPRENTICES.
BY REV. ELIHU W. BALDWIN.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION OF THE
AMERICAN S. S. UNION.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION,
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESTNUT STREET
1828No. 1971.

Title of "The Five Apprentices." &c
deposited 9th. December 1828. by
Paul Beck. Junior. Treasurer in trust
for the American Sunday School
Union a ProprietorA
TREATISE
ON
ATONEMENT;
IN WHICH
THE FINITE NATURE OF SIN IS ARGUED,
ITS CAUSE AND CONSEQUENCES AS SUCH;
THE NECESSITY AND NATURE OF ATONEMENT;
AND ITS GLORIOUS CONSEQENCES, [*u*]
IN THE
FINAL RECONCILIATION OF ALL MEN
TO HOLINESS AND HAPPINESS
BY HOSEA BALLOU,
Pastor of the Second Universalist Church and Society in Boston,
"Author of Notes and Illustrations on the Parables,"
"Candid Review, &c."
"For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive."
St. Paul.
"And there shall be no more death." St. John.
THIRD EDITION;
To which is Prefixed a letter of the Author further declarative of his
views upon the same subject.
HALLOWELL:
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Printed by Spaulding & Livermore.
1828
[*C. Spaulding Proprietor*]C. Spaulding
Feb.8.1828EXERCISES
IN
READING AND RECITATION,
FOUNDED
ON AN ENQUIRY IN THE ELEMENTARY CONSTITUTION
OF
THE HUMAN VOICE.

By Dr. JOHN BARBER,
PROFESSOR OF ELOCUTION.

He who declares his perception of blemishes, and cannot at the same time
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[No. 1892.]THE
COMMON SCHOOL
PRIMER;
A SERIES OF FIRST LESSONS FOR
LITTLE CHILDREN,
DESIGNED TO PRECEDE THE FIRST PART OF THE
COMMON SCHOOL MANUAL.

BY M. R. BARTLETT,
AUTHOR OF THE COMMON SCHOOL MANUAL.

UTICA:
PRINTED BY C. BENNET.
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Primer
Filed 23d May 1828A
MANUAL
OF
GENERAL ANATOMY
CONTAINING
A CONCISE DESCRIPTION OF THE ELEMENTARY TISSUES
OF THE
HUMAN BODY.

FROM THE FRENCH OF
A. L. J. BAYLE AND H. HOLLARD.
BY
S. D. GROSS, M. D.

PHILADELPHIA:
JOHN GRIGG, NO. 9, NORTH FOURTH STREET;
AND J. G. AUNER, 333, MARKET ST.
1828.No. 1947.
Title of "A Manual of General
Anatomy" &c.
deposited 27th September 1828 by
John Grigg as proprietorA complete Key or Guide to the New System of Practical Arithmetic (compiled 
by Tobias Ostrander,) in which all the operations of all the examples necessary 
for the learner, are exhibited at large; and solutions given to all the
promiscuous questions throughout the work. It is principally designed to facilitate 
the labour of the teacher and assist those who have not the opportunity of
their instruction-- By SAMUEL C. BARTON.

Lyons this 2nd day of Feb. 182
Mr. R. R. Lansing,
Sir
The above is the title of my 
book which I claim to be author, and if I understood
your Letter Wright, I am to Publish the Certificate
immediately after I get it, in some Public Newspaper
in the Northern District of New york --
Yours respectively
Samuel C. Barton --
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Arithmetic

Filed 5 Feby. 1828LIGHT ON MASONRY.

A

COLLECTION OF ALL THE MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS ON THE SUBJECT OF 

SPECULATIVE FREEMASONRY,

WITH 

ALL THE DEGREES OF THE ORDER CONFERRED IN A MASTER'S LODGE, AS
WRITTEN BY CAPT. WILLIAM MORGAN, --ALL THE DEGREES CONFERRED
 IN THE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER AND GRAND ENCAMPMENT
 OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS, WITH THE APPENDANT ORDERS,
 AS PUBLISHED BY THE CONVENTION OF SECEDING
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ALSO 

A REVELATION 

OF ALL THE DEGREES CONFERRED IN THE 

LODGE OF PERFECTION,

AND TWELVE DEGREES OF A STILL HIGHER ORDER--WITH
SEVEN FRENCH DEGREES;

MAKING 

FORTY TWO DEGREES OF FREEMASONRY.

BY ELDER DAVID BERNARD,

Of Warsaw, Genesee Co. N. Y.

Once an intimate Secretary in the Lodge of Perfection, and 
Secretary of the Convention of Seceding Mason held at 
Le Roy, July 4th and 5th, 1828.

"For there is nothing covered that shall not be revealed, and hid that
shall not be known.
"And what ye hear in the ear that preach ye upon the house tops."

Jesus Christ,Sight on Masonry

Filed 3. Nov. 1828.LIGHT ON MASONRY,
A Collection of Documents upon the
Subject of
SPECULATIVE FREE MASONRY;
Embracing all the Degrees of
Masonry, from the Entered Apprentice,
to the Thrice Illustrious
Order of the Cross, as published
by Capt. William Morgan, the
Martyr, and the Convention of Seceding
Masons, held at Le Roy,
July 4, and 5, 1828.

COMPILED BY
ELDER DAVID BERNARD
Of Warsaw, Gen. Co. N. Y.

"For there is nothing covered that shall not be revealed;
and hid that shall not be known."
"And what ye hear in the ear that preach ye upon
the house tops."
JESUS CHRIST.
Light on Masonry

Filed July 21st. 1828TRAVELS
THROUGH
NORTH AMERICA,
DURING THE
YEARS 1825 AND 1826.

BY HIS HIGHNESS,
BERNHARD, DUKE OF SAXE-WEIMAR EISENACH.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. I.

PHILADELPHIA:
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1828.No. 1.937.
Title of "Travels Through North
America"
Deposited 7th. October 1828. by Carey
Lea & Carey as Proprietors -NATURAL HISTORY
OF
ANIMALS.

BY JOHN BIGLAND,
Author of "A View of the World,"—"Letters on Universal History," &c.

ILLUSTRATED BY TWELVE COLOURED PLATES, ENGRAVED
FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG No. 9, N. FOURTH-ST.
1828.No.  1875
Title of "Natural History of Animals"
deposited 10th March 1828 by John Grigg
as proprietor -NATURAL HISTORY
OF
BIRDS, FISHES, REPTILES,
AND INSECTS.

BY JOHN BIGLAND,
Author of "A View of the World"-"Letters on Universal History," &c.

ILLUSTRATED BY TWELVE COLOURED PLATES, ENGRAVED MOSTLY
FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS.

-----
Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, No. 9, N. FOURTH-ST.
............
1828No. 1908
Title of 'A.Natural History', deposited
 by John Grigg as proprietor June 13 
1828.

LCPRACTICAL SYNOPSIS
CUTANEOUS DISEASES,
FROM THE
MOST CELEBRATED AUTHORS,
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FROM DOCUMENTS AFFORDED
BY THE
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BY A. CAZENAVE, M. D &c AND H. E. SCHEDEL, M. D. &c.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH, WITH NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA:
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Title of "A Practical Synopsis
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ADDRESS, 
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION:
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1828.

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An Address &c

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[*LC*]Biography 
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Second Edition, 
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In five volumes.
 Philadelphia: 
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1828.No. 1918

Title of Biography of the Signers
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Deposited 12 July 1828 by William
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[*LC*]AN 
ABRIDGEMENT
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LECTURES ON RHETORIC.

BY HUGH BLAIR, D. D.
ONE OF THE MINISTERS OF THE HIGH CHURCH, AND PROFESSOR 
OF RHETORIC AND BELLES LETTRES IN THE 
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NEW EDITION, 
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1828.No. 1925.

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SELECTION
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ONE HUNDRED
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ACCOMPANIED WITH
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ALSO
A FIGURED PRONUNCIATION OF THE FRENCH, ACCORDING TO
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THE WHOLE PRECEDED BY
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with those of the English.

BY A. BOLMAR,
Professor of the French Language,
IN THE
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Philadelphia:
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1828.No. 1941
Title of "A Selection of One Hundred 
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Deposited 6th Sept. 1828. by H. Bolmar 
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LCTHE
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CONTAINING
NEARLY EVERY WORD IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, AND
EXHIBITING THE PLURALS OF NOUNS AND THE
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BY WILLIAM GRIMSHAW,
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Philadelphia:
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Title of "The Getlemen's Lexicon", &c

1829. December 15. Deposited
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[*LC*]THE 
HISTORY OF FRANCE,
FROM THE
FOUNDATION OF THE MONARCHY
TO THE
DEATH OF LOUIS XVI.
INTERSPERSED WITH ENTERTAINING ANECDOTES, AND 
BIOGRAPHIES OF EMINENT MEN. 

BY WILLIAM GRIMSHAW,
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Title of "The History of
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deposited 3 June 1829 by
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[*LC*]THE 
LADIES' LEXICON
AND 
PARLOUR COMPANION, 
CONTAINING
NEARLY EVERY WORD IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, AND 
EXHIBITING THE PLURALS OF NOUNS AND THE 
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BEING ALSO

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BY WILLIAM GRIMSHAW:
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PHILADELPHIA:
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1829.No. 2035.
Rule of "The Ladies Lexicon," &c,

Deposited 24. April 1829 by John 
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LCTHE 
LIFE OF NAPOLEON
WITH THE
HISTORY OF FRANCE, 
FROM
THE DEATH OF LOUIS XVI.
TO
THE YEAR 1821.

BY WILLIAM GRIMSHAW, 
Author of a History of the United States, &c.

PHILADELPHIA:
STEREOTYPED BY J. HOWE.
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1828.No. 2052.

Title of "The Life of Napoleon" &c.

Deposited 30 June 1829 by William 
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[*LC*]KEY
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FOR
GRIMSHAW'S
LIFE OF NAPOLEON

PHILADELPHIA:
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Title of "Key adapted to [Grimshaws Life &c] the Questions &c]
[for] Grimshaws Life of Napoleon
deposited 5 June 1829- by William Grimshaw
as
author - 

LCQUESTIONS
ADAPTED TO
GRIMSHAW'S
LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

PHILADELPHIA :
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1829.No. 2054
Title of "Questions adapted to
 Grimshaws Life of Napoleon."
Deposited 5 June 1829 by William 
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LCELEMENTS 
OF 
OPERATIVE SURGERY
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
A. TAVERNIER,
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE OF THE FACULTY OF PARIS, LATE SURGEON TO THE THIRD REGIMENT OF MARINE ARTILLERY, SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE ATHENAEUM OF MEDICINE OF PARIS, &c, &c. 
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CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE ATHENAEUM OF MEDICINE OF PARIS, &c, &c. 
---
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Title of "Elements of Operative 
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---
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ENGLISH ORTHOEPIST:
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John Mussey Esq.--
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March 28t*]"A Pocket Hymn-Book, or a Selection of the best Hymns and Spiritual Songs, designed as a constant companion for Christians, collected from various authors, by John Hamilton, Minister of the gospel. Psalms 104. 33. I will sing praises unto my God while I have my being. Let the inhabitants of the Rock sing: let them shout from the top of the mountain. Isaiah 42, 11,

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LCTHE 
SPELLER AND DEFINER:
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DESIGNED
TO ANSWER THE PURPOSES OF A SPELLING-BOOK,
AND TO
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---
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1829.No. 1994
Title of "The Speller and Definer," &c.

deposited 19th Jan. '29. by Edward
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LCTHE 
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TOGETHER WITH A 
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No. 2001
Title of "The Indian Physician" &c
depos. 30 Jan. '29, by Jonas Rishel
as author

[*LC*]MEMOIR 
OF 
HANNAH RIPLEY,
A Member
OF ONE OF 
THE SABBATH-SCHOOLS IN BOSTON.

REVISED BY THE 
COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.

AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
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1829.No. 2,132.

Title of "Memoir of Hannah Ripley"
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Paul Beck Junior Treasurer in trust 
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as Proprietor -

LCLebanon April  the 4th 1829
Dear Sirs
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deposited in your Office in conformity with the requisition of the 
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Benichause
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respect yours &c
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Title of Dutch Book -

Deposited 13-April-1829, by Henry
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[*LC*]VERSOS
DE
J. NICACIO GALLEGO
RECOGIDOS Y PUBLCADOS
POR
DOMINGO DEL MONTE,
FILADELFIA:
ENTRENTA ESPAÑOLA DEL MENSAGERO.
1829.No. 2,006

Title of "Versos de Inicacio Gellego" &c

deposited 16. Feb. '29. by Domingo Del
Monte as Proprietor

[*LC*]Outlines of General History, Ancient and Modern; in three
parts,-1. Ancient History. 2. Modern History. 3. American
History. Compiled from the works of Professor Tytler
and Mrs. Emma Willard, of the Female Seminary, Troy. Designed
especially for the use of Common Schools and Junior
classes in Academies. By Charles Yale.Charles Yale

Filed 18 Sept -
1829 -

[*LC*][*Copy Right to be secured to Beriah B.
Hutchkin. Proprietor*]

THE
FREEMAN'S GUIDE,
FOR THE DETECTION OF
MASONIC INIQUITY.

AS PRACTISED IN COURTS OF JUSTICE, AT THE POLLS OF ELECTIONS,
AND ELSEWHERE, BY THE AID OF MYSTERIOUS
SIGNS, DUE-GUARDS AND GRIPS.

Illustrated by Sixty Vignette Engravings.

Freeman's Guide
Beriah. B. Hotchkiss.

Filed 22 Dec 1829--

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FORM BOOK:
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THREE HUNDRED OF THE MOST APPROVED
PRECEDENTS
For Conveyancing, Arbitration, Bills of Exchange, Promissory
Notes, Receipts for Money, Letters of Attorney, Bonds,
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INDEX.

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Title of "The Form Book:
1829. Sep. 26. Deposited by
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[*LC*]UNION QUESTIONS:
BEING
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BY ALBERT JUDSON,
Minister of the Gospel.
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PREPARED BY HARVEY FISK,
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VOLUME II.
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1829.
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deposited 25. Feb. '29. Paul
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[*LC*]THE
HEIR OF THE WORLD,
AND
LESSER POEMS.

MAN wrongs and Time avenges, and my name
May form a monument not all obscure,
Though such was not my ambition's end and aim.
PROPHECY OF DANTE.

BY SUMNER L. FAIRFIELD.

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Title of "The Heir of the World" *&c.

depos. 26. Feb.'29. by James
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[*LC*]THE
YOUNG MILL-WRIGHT
AND
MILLER'S GUIDE.
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BY OLIVER EVANS.

THE SIXTH EDITION.
WITH ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS,
BY THE
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AND
A DESCRIPTION OF AN IMPROVED MERCHANT FLOUR-MILL,
WITH ENGRAVINGS,
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Title of "The Young Mill Wright,"
Deposited by Carey and Lea as 
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LCKing Saul reproved by Samuel, and
cast off by the Lord; in an illustration
on the 1st book of Samuel, 15 chap.
17. 18. 19. verse. besides a serious
call against the altar at Bethel; with an
appendix, and an encouragement to the
house of David. Written by Adam
Ettinger. "But by faith ye stand; be
not proud, but be afraid. Strive not
after high things, but keep yourself to
the lowly minded."—Paul. Translated
from the German and published by John
Hamilton, Minister of the Gospel.No. 2096

Title of "King Saul"-&c

1829. Oct:3. Deposited by
John Hamilton; as - ProprietorVISITS OF MERCY;
OR THE
JOURNALS
OF THE
REV. EZRA STILES ELY, D. D. 

[*28 Jan. '29,
as prop.*]

WRITTEN WHILE HE WAS STATED PREACHER TO THE HOSPITAL AND
ALMS-HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

TWO VOLUMES IN ONE.

SIXTH EDITION--REVISED BY THE AUTHOR.

PHILADELPHIA:
SAMUEL F. BRADFORD
JESPER HARDING, PRINTER.
1829No. 1.997.

Title of "Visits of Mercy;" &c-

deposited 28th. Jan.'29. by The
Rev. Ezra Stiles Ely as Proprietor

[*LC*]WINTER EVENINGS.
A SERIES
OF
AMERICAN TALES.

THUS in delight my WINTER EVENINGS roll.
POPE.

PHILADELPHIA:
THOS. T. ASH, 139 CHESTNUT ST.
1829.

[*James Hall*]No. 2049.
Title of "Winter Evenings." &c
Deposited 28th May 1829, by 
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LC

THE

HOPE OF IMMORTALITY,
 IMPARTED BY REVELATION,

TRANSMITTED BY TRADITION, COUNTENANCED BY
  REASON, BETRAYED BY PHILOSOPHY,
                     AND
ESTABLISHED BY THE GOSPEL.
  IN A DIALOGUE.

BY JAMES P. WILSON, D.D.
PASTOR OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
                  PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
E. LITTELL AND BROTHER - CHESTNUT STREET.
                   1829.No. 2060.
Title of "The Hope of Immortality," &c

Deposited 16. June 1829, by E. Littell
and Brother as proprietors. -

LCCOMMON OBJECTIONS
TO
CHRISTIANITY,
PROPOSED AND ANSWERED,
IN TWO
DISPASSIONATE CONVERSATIONS.
BY
JAMES P. WILSON, D. D.
PASTOR OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
E. LITTELL AND BROTHER—CHESTNUT STREET.
1829.
[*136*]No. 2045.
Title of "Common Objection."
Deposited 18. May. 1829 by E. Littell
and Brother as proprietors-AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY:
OR
THE NATURAL HISTORY
OF THE
BIRDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ILLUSTRATED WITH PLATES
ENGRAVED AND COLOURED FROM ORIGINAL DRAWINGS TAKEN
FROM NATURE.
BY ALEXANDER WILSON.

WITH A SKETCH OF THE AUTHOR'S LIFE,
BY GEORGE ORD, F. L. S. &c.

IN THREE VOLS.—VOL. III.

PUBLISHED BY COLLINS & CO. NEW YORK.
AND
HARRISON HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
1829.No. 2038.
Title of "American Ornithology,"

Deposited 27. April 29 _ by Harrison
Hall as Proprietor

LCTHE
TIMBER MEASURER;
BEING A
CORRECT EXPOSITION OF THE ADMEASUREMENT OF
ROUND, HEWED, AND SAWED
Timber, Boards, Plank, Joice, Scantling,
&c. &c.
COMPRISED IN A NUMBER OF
TABLES,
Rendered perfectly easy, and adapted to all purposed in
which the mensuration of Timber is required.

Designed expressly for the use of the
Lumber Merchant, Ship Builder, and Operative Mechanic.

BY OTIS W. WHIPPLE.

UTICA:
William Williams, Printer, 60 Genesee street.
1829.Otis M. Whipple

Timber Measurer

Fild.  Dec. 11 18291st ed

THE WEPT
OF
WISH TON-WISH:
A Tale;


BY THE AUTHOR OF THE PIONEERS, PRAIRIE, &c. &c. 

"But she is dead to him, to all;
Her lute hangs silent on the wall, 
And on the stairs, and at the door, 
Her fairy step is heard no more." 
ROGERS.

IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I.

Philadelphia:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY—CHEASNUT STREET.
1829.

of the United sates, To the Mars=No. 2097
Title of 'The Wept of Wish Ton-Wish"

Deposited 9. October 1829. By
Cary Lea + Carey as propsELEMENTS
OF
ALEGEBRA.

BY WILLIAM SMYTH, A.M.
PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS
IN
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

PORTLAND—PUBLISHED BY SHIRLEY & HYDE.
GRIFFIN, BRUNSWICK—PRINTER.
1830.Mr William Smyth
Dec. 21. 1829TITLE.

PRIESTCRAFT UNMASKED,
OR
THE WHORE OF ROME,
ALIAS
MYSTERY BABYLON THE GREAT,
THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS,
THAT HATH MADE ALL NATIONS DRUNK WITH
THE WINE OF HER FORNICATION, STRIPPED OF
HER GAY AND FACINATING ATTIRE, AND
SHOWN IN HER GENUINE FORM, WHICH
IS THAT OF A FILTHY PAINTED
HARLOT.

Buy the truth and sell it not.—Proverbs 23 C. 23 v.
James 5 C. 19 & 20 v.—Brethren if any of you do err from the truth,
and one convert him; let him know that he which converteth the sinner from
the error of his way, shall save a soul from death, and hide a multitude of sins.

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
JAMES SLOAN,
Lat Member of Congress from New-Jersey.

1829.Priest Craft
unmasked

James Sloan

Filed 22 June 1829SKETCHES
FROM
THE BIBLE.
WRITTEN FOR THE
American Sunday=School Union.

REVISED BY THE
COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.

AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESTNUT STREET.
1829.

[*Copy right*]No. 2122.

Title of "Sketches from the Bible"
1829. Dec. 1. Deposited by
Paul Beck Jr. &c as ProprietorA
NEW SYSTEM
OF
ARITHMETICK;
IN WHICH
THE RULES ARE FAMILIARLY DEMONSTRATED,
AND THE
PRINCIPLES OF THE SCIENCE
CLEARLY AND FULLY
EXPLAINED,
BY SHEWING THE RELATION WHICH THE SIMPLE RULES BEAR
TO EACH OTHER, AND REDUCING THE MORE DIFFICULT
PARTS BACK TO THOSE RULES.

BY WILLIAM RUGER, A. B.Wm. Rugers
Arithmetick -

Filed 26th Sept. 1829.

LCA SHORT, PLAIN, COMPREHENSIVE, PRACTICAL

LATIN GRAMMAR,

COMPRISING

ALL THE RULES AND OBSERVATIONS

NECESSARY TO

AN ACCURATE KNOWLEDGE

OF

THE LATIN CLASSICS,

HAVING

THE SIGNS OF QUANTITY AFFIXED

TO CERTAIN SYLLABLES,

TO SHOW THEIR RIGHT PRONUNCIATION.

WITH AN

ALPHABETICAL VOCABULARY.

THE NINTH EDITION, REVISED AND IMPROVED.

BY JAMES ROSS, LL. D.
PROFESSOR OF THE LATIN AND GREEK LANGUAGES,
NORTH FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

Nequis igitur tanquam parva fastidiat Grammmatices elementa.
Perveniri ad summa, nisi ex princiiplis, non potest.—Quint.

" Qui discit, et lex ei (est) in possessionem,
Et non discit fundamenta Grammatices, neque intelligit,
(Est) sicut arator; qui agit boves;
Et manus ejus (est) sine baculo aut stimulo."

Philadelphia:
THOMAS DESILVER, JUN. No. 247, MARKET-STREET. :
...............
1829.No. 2070

Title of "A Short, Plain, Comprehensive,
Practical Latin Grammar" &c

1829. July 14 Deposited by Thomas
Desilver Jun. as Prop.SYNOPSIS
OF
SCIENCES AND ARTS,
Arranged under the general Heads
OF
PHILOSOPHY, HISTORY & ARTS:
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED
A CHART,
Showing at one view, the different branches, divisions and
subdivision of the various Sciences and Arts, now
known in the world.
BY THE AUTHOR OF THE SIMPLIFIED GERMAN GRAMMAR.
HARRISBURG, PA.
PRINTED BY GUSTAVUS S. PETERS.
1829.No. 2,004

Title of "Synopsis of Sciences and Arts," &C

deposited 9th February 1829. by Peter
Birkman as Author."LET IT ALONE TILL TO-MORROW;"

OR,

THE HISTORY
OF
ROBERT BENTON.

Founded on a Tract of the same name, and prepared for the
American Sunday School Union.

BY G.T. BEDELL, A.M.
Rector of St. Andrew's Church, Philadelphia.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.
AM.S.S.U.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1829.

Paul Beck Treas.   2c July '29No. 2072 

Title of " Left it alone title to-mororrow," &c

Deposited 20 July '29. by Paul Beck, Junior &c
as ProprietorPARENTAL FIDELITY,
OR A
FATHER'S LETTERS
TO HIS
DAUGHTERS AT SCHOOL.

ARRANGED FOR PUBLICATION FROM THE
ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS,
BY
GREGORY T. BEDELL, A. M.
Rector of St. Andrew's Church Philadelphia.

PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM STAVELY,
No 99, South Second St. Philadelphia.
1829.No. 2059.
Title of "Parental Fidelity," &c

Deposited 13th June 1829, by Gregory
T Bedell, A. M. as Proprietor

LC

LIFE
OF
LEGH RICHMOND,

AUTHOR OF THE "DAIRYMAN'S DAUGHTER."
            "LITTLE JANE," &c.

Prepared for the American Sunday School Union, from
the most recent Memoirs.

BY GREGORY T. BEDELL, A.M.
  Rector of St. Andrew's Church, Philadelphia.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.
AM. S.S.U.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1829.

Deposited by Paul Beck, Jr.No. 2046.

Title of "Life of Legh Richmond" &c

Deposited 22nd May '29. by
Paul Beck Senior &c.
ORTHODOXY
UNMASKED;
OR,
ALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS.

BY GEORGE WASHINGTON BANKS.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
AND SOLD AT No. 6, NORTH EIGHTH STREET.

1829No. 2,029.

Title of "Orthodoxy &c"

Deposited 14 April '29. by Marcus T. C. Gould
as ProprietorTHE
YOUNG FREETHINKER
RECLAIMED.

BY THE
REV. ELIHU W. BALDWIN.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION
AM.S.S.U.

AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1829.No. 2106
Title of "The Young Freethinker " +c
Deposited by Paul B  Eck Junior +c.
as proprietor Oct. 30. 1829.THE
YOUNG FREETHINKER
RECLAIMED.

WRITTEN FOR THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
BY THE
REV. ELIHU  W. BALDWIN.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION
A.M.S.S.U.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
PHILADELPHIA
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1829.No. 2108
Title of "The Young Freethinker
Reclaimed. &c."
1829.  Oct. 31.  Deposited by Paul
Beck, Junior, &c as proprietorsINFANTS SCHOOL
TEACHER'S GUIDE,
AS CONDUCTED BY
E. BACON,
Founder of the Infants School System in the United
States.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
A Course of Instruction
SUITED TO
INFANTS SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord."

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR.
Clark & Raser, Printers.
1829.No. 2079.
title of "Infants School Teacher's Guide &c

1829. Augt. 6. Deposited by Ephraim bacon 
as AuthorBABINGTON'S
PRACTICAL VIEW
OF
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
IN
ITS EARLIEST STAGES.
WITH
A Preface, Notes, and an Appendix,
BY
GREGORY T. BEDELL, A.M.
Rector of St Andrew's Church, Philadelphia.

Philadelphia:
TOWAR & HOGAN, AND URIAH HUNT.
James Kay, Jun. & Co. Printers.
1829.No. 2024.
Title of "Babington's Practical View" &c.
deposited 7 Apr. 29 by Lawrence Johnson
as proprietor -THE
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR
FOR
MDCCCXXX.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY, CHESNUT STREET.
1830.No. 2083.
Title of "The Atlantic Souvenir" &c
Deposited 17 August 1829 by
Carey, Lea & Carey as proprietorsELEMENTS
OF
PHYSICS,
OR
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
GENERAL AND MEDICAL,
EXPLAINED INDEPENDENTLY OF
TECHNICAL MATHEMATICS,
AND CONTAINING
NEW DISQUISITIONS AND PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.

BY NEIL ARNOTT, M. D.,
OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.

FIRST AMERICAN FROM THE THIRD LONDON EDITION.
WITH ADDITIONS,
BY ISAAC HAYS, A. M. M. D., &c.

PHILADELPHIA"
CAREY, LEA & CAREY—CHESNUT STREET as pros
1829.

Carey, Lea & Carey as Prop.  28. Jan '29,No. 1.996.
title of "Elements of Physics," &c.

deposited 28th Jan. '29 by
Carey, Lea & Carey as Proprietors

LCTHE
APPRENTICES' DIALOGUES;
WRITTEN
BY THE MOTHER OF AN APPRENTICE.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION
AM.S.S.U.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
NO. 146 CHESNUT STREET.

1829.No. 2103.
Title of "The Apprentices' Dialogue";
&c - &c -
Deposited by Paul Beck, Junior &c.
&c - as props. 21. Oct. 1829.

A BRIEF OUTLINE

OF THE

EVIDENCES

OF THE

CHRISTIAN RELIGION.

BY ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER.
Professor of Didactic and Polemic Theology, in the Theological
Seminary, at Princeton, N.J.

REVISED AND PREPARED BY THE AUTHOR, FOR THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY S. UNION.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET
           1829.No. 2309.
Title of "A Brief Outline of the Evidences of
of the Christian Religion." &c.
1831. Jany. 3rd Deposited by Paul Beck Jr
as Proprietor

A
POCKET DICTIONARY
OF THE
HOLY BIBLE.

CONTAINING,
A HISTORICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT
   OF THE
PERSONS AND PLACES MENTIONED IN THE OLD
AND NEW TESTAMENTS;

AND ALSO

A Description of other objects, Natural, Artificial, Civil,
Religious and Military; together with a copious reference
to Texts of Scripture under each important word.

PREPARED FOR THE AMERICAN S.S. UNION, AND
        ADAPTED TO GENERAL USE.

BY ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER, D.D.
Professor of Didactic and Polemic Theology in the
Theological Seminary at Princeton, New Jersey.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
    PHILADELPHIA:
No. 126 CHESNUT STREET.
              1830.


No. 2,124

Title of "A Pocket Dictionary," &c.
1829  Dec. 3  Deposited by Paul
Beck, (?) &c. &c as proprietor


MEMOIRS
OF THE
LIFE OF JOSEPH ALLEINE
Author of "An Alarm to the Unconverted;"

              INCLUDING

A NARRATIVE WRITTEN BY HIS WIDOW,
  MRS. THEODOSIA ALLEINE.

"By their fruits ye shall know them."

PREPARED FOR THE AMERICAN S.S.UNION.

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION OF THE
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.

1829.No. 2.007.
Title of "Memoirs of the Life of Joseph
Alleine &c."
deposited 18th February 1829 by Paul
Beck, Junior Treasurer in trust for the
A.S.S.U. as proprietorSIGHT TO THE BLIND
AND
SPEECH TO THE DUMB
OR
Wisdom and Eloquence to persons deficient in Understanding
and Speech
OR
A DISSERTATION UPON THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE MIND—SHEWING
THAT WISDOM AND ELOQUENCE DEPEND PRINCIPALLY
UPON THE ART OF THINKING—POINTING OUT SOME OF
THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF THAT ART—AND
PROVING THAT INFIDEDITY DEBILITATES—
WHEREAS THE KNO[W]LEDGE AND BELIEF
OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION
STRENTHENS THE POWERS
OF INTELLECT.

ISAIAH, 35, 5, & 6. Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened, and the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped. Then shall the lame man leap as an hart, and the tongue of the dumb shall sing.

BY ANDREW ANDERSON.

WHITEHALL N. Y.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY J. K. AVERILL.
1829.Sight to the Blind
&c.
Filed 21st Jany. 1829.Das
[Apofrnphische?]
Neue Testament,
Eine Sammlung
Aller Evangelien, Episteln
Und anderer Schriften,
Welche in den ersten vier Jahrhunderten
Jesu Christo, seinen Aposteln
Und deren Gefahrten zugeschreiben wurden, und
in dem eigentlichen Neuen Testament
nicht enthalten sind.
_____
Aus den ursprunglichen Manuscripten ubersekt und in einen
Band zusammen getragen.
_____
Nebst einem Anhang.
_____
Lancaster
[Gedrucst?] ben Johann Bar, 1830.No. 2104.
Title of (In German) "Apocryphal
New Testament" &c.
1829.  Oct: 29.  Deposited by John Bear
as proprietor

[*In L.C. title differs*]ADDRESSES
DELIVERED
ON VARIOUS PUBLIC OCCASIONS,
JOHN D. GODMAN, M. D.
Late Professor of Natural History to the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania;—Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in Rutgers Medical College;—one of the Anatomical Professors to the National Academy of Design, N. Y.; Member of the American Philosophical Society; Correspondent of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Berlin; Member of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, &c.
WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
A BRIEF EXPLANATION
OF THE
INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF TIGHT LACING,
UPON THE
Organs and Functions of Respiration, Circulation,
Digestion, &c.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY—CHESNUT STREET.

1829.No. 2064.
Title of "Addresses &c.
Deposited 3. July 1829. by 
John D. Godman M. D. as 
Author

LCFIRST LESSONS
IN
PRACTICAL GEOMETRY.
CONTAINING SUCH PROBLEMS AS ARE ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY IN
EXERCISING MOST OF THE INDUSTRIOUS PROFESSIONS.
INTENDED FOR THE USE
OF
STUDENTS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
L. GAULTIER.

BY WALTER R. JOHNSON,
PRINCIPAL OF THE HIGH SCHOOL OF PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA:
STEREOTYPED BY J. HARDING.

1829No. 2077.
Title of "First Lessons' &c

1829 July 27. Deposited by
Walter R. Johnson as Prop

LIFE
OF THE HONOURABLE
WILLIAM TILGHMAN,
LATE CHIEF JUSTICE

         OF THE

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

      COMPILED

FROM THE EULOGIES OF TWO DISTINGUISHED
MEMBERS OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR,

WHO DELIVERED THEM IN COMMEMORATION OF HIS VIRTUES.

BY JOHN GOLDER, Esq.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED BY THOMAS TOWN, FOR THE AUTHOR.

              1829.No. 2014
Title of "Life of the Honourable William
Tilghman Esq. late Chief Justice &c
Deposited 17. Mch 1829 by John Polder
as Author

THE

HISTORY

OF

PENNSYLVANIA,
FROM ITS DISCOVERY BY EUROPEANS

    TO  THE

Declaration of Independence

IN 1776.

BY THOMAS F. GORDON.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY LEA & CAREY.
1829.No. 1989

Title of "The History of Pennsylvania"

Deposited 14 Jan. 1829, by Thomas
F. Gordon as author

REPORT
OF THE
TRIAL OF FRIENDS.

AT

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
 FROM THE 15TH TO THE 26TH OF OCTOBER 1828

Before the Hon. Jeremiah H. Hallock, Esq. President Judge
of the 5th Judicial district of the state.

BY MARCUS T.C. GOULD.
   STENOGRAPHER

PHILADELPHIA
JESPER HARDING, PRINTER.

1829No. 1993.
Title of "Report of the Trial
of Friends" &c
deposited 17 Jan. '29 by
Marcus T. C. Gould as proprietor

A

TEXT BOOK

OF

CHEMICAL PHILOSOPHY.

ON THE BASIS OF

DR. TURNER'S ELEMENTS OF  CHEMISTRY;

IN WHICH THE PRINCIPAL

DISCOVERIES AND DOCTRINES OF THE SCIENCE

ARE ARRANGED IN A

NEW SYSTEMATIC ORDER.

BY

JACOB GREEN, M.D.
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY IN JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE.

Philadelphia:
R.H. SMALL - CHESTNUT STREET.

         1829.No. 2099.

Title of "A Text Book" &c

1829. Oct. 13.  Deposited by
Robert W. Small as ProprietorELEMENTS
      OF
THE THEORY AND PRACTICE
     OF
PHYSIC,
    BY
GEORGE GREGORY, M.D.
   WITH
NOTES AND ADDITIONS,
ADAPTED TO THE PRACTICE OF THE UNITED STATES,
   BY
NATHANIEL POTTER, M.D.
PROFESSOR OF THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
  AND
S. COLHOUN, M.D.

"IN MORBIS, SIVE ACUTIS,SIVE CHRONICIS, VIGET OCCULTUM QUID, PER
HUMANAS SPECULATIONES FERE INCOMPREHENSIBLE." - BAGLIVI.

SECOND AMERICAN FROM THE THIRD LONDON EDITION,
   WITH NUMEROUS ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

PHILADELPHIA:
TOWAR & HOGAN, 255, MARKET STREET.
             1829.

[*T & H. Props. 10 Jan : '29-*]No. 1.987.

Title of "Elements of the Theory and
Practice of Physics &c 

Deposited 10 Jan '29 by Towar Hogan
as proprietorQuestions
adapted to 
Grimshaw's History 
of 
France.

Stereotyped by L. Johnson. 

Philadelphia:
Published by Towar & Hogan, No. 255 Market Street. 
1829. No. 2061.
Title of "Questions &c." -

Depos. 17. June 1829. by William 
Grimshaw as Author

LCA 
Manual
of
Materia Medica
and 
Pharmacy,
comprising 
A Concise Description
of the 
Artices used in Medicine;
their
physical and chemical properties; the botanical characters of the medicinal plants; and the formula for the principal officinal preparations of the American, Parisian, London, Dublin, Edinburgh, and Pharmacopœix;
with
observations on the proper mode of combiningg and administering remedies. 
By H. M. Edwards, M.D. and P. Vavasseur, M.D.
---------
Translated from the French,
With numerous Additions and Corrections, and adapted to the practice of Medicine and the art of Pharmacy in the United States,
By Joseph Togno, M.D.
Member of the Philadelphia Medical Society
and 
E. Durand,
Member of the Philadelphia College of Pharmact.
----------------
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--------
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Title of "Manual &c. &c"
deposited 8th September '29 by
Carey Lea & Carey as ProprR. R. Lansing Esq.
Sir,
We request to enter the above
Title for Copyright, in our names as proprietors, and
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delay as practicable and much oblige.

Your obedient Servts
Webster [?]
Albany, Jan. 10, 1829.A 
MANUAL OF BOTANY,
FOR
NORTH AMERICA;
CONTAINING GENERIC AND SPECIFIC DESCRIPTIONS OF THE INDIGENOUS PLANTS AND COMMON CULTITAVED 
EXOTICS, GROWING NORTH OF
THE GULT OF MEXICO

BY PROF. AMOS EATON.

"THAT EXISTENCE IS SURELY CONTEMPTIBLE, WHICH REGARDS ONLY
THE GRATIFICATION OF INSTINCTIVE WANTS, AND THE PRESERVATION
OF A BODY MADE TO PERISH." LINNEUS.

FIFTH EDITION.
REVISED, CORRECTED, AND MUCH EXTENDED.Prof Amos Eaton
Manual

Filed 12th. Jany 1829.

LCTHE
PYRAMIDAL BEE-HIVE:
A
Plain and Natural Method
OF 
PRESERVING AND PERPETUATING
THE
POPULATION OF BEES,
AND OF
RECEIVING ANNUALLY, FROM EACH FAMILY, A BOX
FULL OF
WAX AND PURE HONEY,
WITHOUT DISTURBING THE BEES, OR DESTROYING THE
COUVAIN;
AND THE ART OF RESTORING HIVES,
(WHOSE POPULATIN HAS PERISHED)
BY HATCHING THE EGGS, REMAINING IN THE CELLS,
BY THE
Heat of the Sun.
ALSO, THE
ART OF CONVERTING HONEY
INTO
WHITE, INODOROUS SUGAR,
AND OF MAKING
HYDROMEL, SIRUPS, &c.
A WORK USEFUL TO FARMERS.

BY P. DUCOUEDIC,
PRESIDENT DU CANTON DU MAUNG, DEPARTMENT D'ILLE-ET-VILAIN
Laetitiam, laudem, copiam, hine Sperate Coloni.

ABRIDGED, AND TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,
BY SILAS DINSMORE.
PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY.
1829.No. 2048.
Title of "The Pyramidal Bee-
Hive: &c -
Deposited 24 May '29 by Silas Dinsmoor
as prop.

PRACTICE OF PHYSIC,
  COMPRISING
MOST OF THE DISEASES NOT TREATED OF
       IN
"DISEASES OF FEMALES,"
     AND
"DISEASES OF CHILDREN."

BY WILLIAM P. DEWEES, M.D.
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFERY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA;
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY; MEMBER OF THE
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL SOCIETY, &c.

  "We live in an age in which the fear of debility, causes a prodigal use of
stimulants; and this too often, at the expense of the health, and the life of the
patient." - Broussais, Phleg. Chron. Vol. II. p. 82.
  "Had I dared to bleed freely, and especially by means of leeches, the patient
might have been saved; but I was afraid of debility. But, who is to blame!"
-lb. p. 178.

            IN TWO VOLUMES.

PHILADELPHIA:
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1830.
No. 2131.
Title of "A practice of physic," &c
1829.  Dec. 22.  Deposited by William
P. Dewees M.D. as authorA PRINT
MOUNTED ON CANVAS,
AND SHIELDED BY A COMPOSITION WHICH
Renders it Completely
WATER PROOF,
And Ornamented with a suitable Fringe or Edging, which is
denominated
A SUMMER HEARTH RUG.
BY ROBERT DESILVER, Of the City of Philadelphia.No. 2016.
Title of a "Prints &c."
depos. 17. Mch 1829 by Robert
DeSilver as author

DAY'S
PROFILE LIKENESS
AND
Family Register;

Containing an accurate and highly-finished Profile Likeness of each Member of a Family.

TOGETHER WITH THEIR

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
And other Biographical Remarks.

BY AUGUSTUS DAY.No. 2084.
Title of "Day's Profile Likeness" &c
Deposited 19. Aug: 1829, by Augustus 
Day as Author

A
COURSE OF
BOOK-KEEPING,
ACCORDING TO THE METHOD
OF 
SINGLE ENTRY;
WITH A DESCRIPTION OF
THE BOOKS,
AND DIRECTIONS FOR USING THEM.

Very useful to young Book-keepers entering into business, or for
Teachers in their Schools. &c. &c.
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  EXTRACTED FROM THE WORKS OF
CHARLES HUTTON, L.L.D.F.R.S.
And Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich.
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BY A CITIZEN OF PHILADELPHIA.

THIRD IMPROVED EDITION.

PHILADELPHIA:
Printed for Bennett & Walton, No. 31, Market-Street.
  Samuel Ellis, Printer.
         1829.No. 2037.
Title of [the] "A Course of Book Keeping" &c
Deposited 24. April '29. by Bennett & Wattors as
Proprietors

A

DESCRIPTION

OF THE

ETIQUETTE

AT
Washington City.

EXHIBITING THE HABITS AND CUSTOMS
  THAT PREVAIL IN THE INTERCOURSE OF
    THE MOST DISTINGUISHED AND FASHIONABLE
        SOCIETY AT THAT PLACE, DURING THE
           SESSION OF CONGRESS.

BY E.COOLEY, M.D.

PHILADELPHIA:
Published by L.B. CLARKE, at No. 4,
South Front Street, one door below
the corner of Market Street.
         1829.
№. 2.120

Title of A description of the Etiquette &c.  1829
Nov. 28.  Deposited by Lemuel B. Clarke as
Proprietor.COMPONIMENTI POETICI

D' UN ITALIANO PROFUGO IN AMERICA.

EDITI.
Per interesse di
Giacomo Sega
Laureato Dottore in ambe le leggi
Nella J. R. Università di Pavia.

MAESTRO
DELLE LINGUE, ITALIANA, E SPAGNUOLA

IN

Questa Città,
No. 98 South Fourth Street.

FILADELFIA,
Dai torchi di C. Alexander, No. 112 Chesnut.
1829.No. 2018.
Title of "Camponimenti Poetici &c
Un Italiano propigo in America
deposited 21 Mch 29 by Giacomo Lega,
as proprietorA REVIEW OF THE GENERAL AND PARTICULAR CAUSES
WHICH HAVE PRODUCED THE LATE DISORDERS AND DIVISIONS WITHIN THE
YEARLY  MEETING OF FRIENDS.
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA,

With Introductory Remarks on the State of the Primitive Churches, their
gradual Declension, and subsequent Advancement in Reformation,
to the rise of the Society of Friends.

BY JAMES COCKBURN.  [*as Author 5th Feb. '29.*]
No. 2003
Title of "A Review of the General and
Particular Causes which have produced the
late Disorders and Divisions within the
Yearly Meeting of Friends &c
Deposited 5th February 1829 by James Cockburn
as Author.A
CATECHISM
OF 
NATURAL THEOLOGY.


"EVERY HOUSE IS BUIL[DED] BY SOME MAN;                T
"BUT HE WHO BUILDETH ALL THINGS IS GOD."

PORTLAND:
SHIRLEY AND HYDE, [PUBLISHERS].
1829.Shirley and Hyde
July 29. 1829  LCMEMOIR
OF 
JUDE CAIN,
WHO DIED IN
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 3, 1829.
AGED
Twelve Years.

Revised by the Committee of Publication.

AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1830.No. 2133.
Title of "Memoir of Jude Cain" &c
1829.  Dec. 26.  Deposited by Paul
Beck Jun. &c as proprietor -THE AMERICAN SYSTEM
OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
ABRIDGED AND SIMPLIFIED.

BY JAMES BROWN.


When a country so idolizes its old forms as to tremble at an appeal
from their use, the avenues to improvement are closed; national
reputation sickens; the expiring rattle is heard in the larynx of genius,
and the cold sweat of death covers the public body - a republic
must advance, or it must retrograde." - APPEAL.

PHILADELPHIA:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
1829.No. 2084.
Title of "The American System
of English Grammar" &c
Deposited 8th Sep. '29. by James Brown
as AuthorA

NARATIVE

OF THE

Anti-Masonick Excitement,

IN THE

WESTERN PART OF NEW-YORK,

DURING THE YEARS 1826, 7, 8, AND A PART OF
.........1829.........

[*✓*]

BY HENRY BROWN, Esq.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW

Anti-Masonic Excitement

Folio 18 April 1829THE
SELF-TAUGHT PENMAN
OR
EVERY MAN HIS OWN
WRITING MASTER

M.S. BLOCHER

Writing of all arts is that which is most useful to Society
It is the soul of Commerce, the picture of the past the regulator
of the future and the messenger of Thought

PHILADELPHIA.

Published by John Grigg No. 9 North Fourth Street for the Proprietor
also Sold by Thomas Desilber No. 247 Market Street.

[*Jefse Torrey Junior*}
[*Jan. 5. on props.*][?] 1986
Title of "TheSelfTaughtPenman" [?]

deposited 5th Jan. 1829. by Jepse Torrey Junior

as ProprietorAN
EASY GRAMMAR
OF
NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL
PHILOSOPHY.

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.

WITH TEN ENGRAVINGS.

BY DAVID BLAIR, A.M.
AUTHOR OF THE CLASS BOOK, READING EXERCISES, &c.

REVISED AND ENLARGED
BY BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.


PHILADELPHIA:
KIMBER & SHARPLESS, 8, SOUTH FOURTH.
Adam Waldie & Co. Printers.
1829.No. 2.010

Title of "An Easy Grammar" &c

depos. 26. Feb. 29. by Kimber
& Sharpless as Proprietors[*Bi*]            [*Bible*]

THE 
NEW TESTAMENT 
OF OUR 
LORD AND SAVIOUR 
JESUS CHRIST; 
TRANSLATED OUT OF 
The Original Greek, 
AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATIONS DILIGENTLY COMPARED 
AND REVISED.

THE TEXT OF THE COMMON TRANSLATION
IS ARRANGED IN PARAGRAPHS, SUCH AS THE SENSE REQUIRES; THE 
DIVISIONS OF CHAPTERS AND VERSES BEING NOTED IN 
THE MARGIN, FOR REFERENCE.

BY JAMES NOURSE, A. M.

Philadelphia:  
PUBLISHED BY TH AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Stereotyped by J. Howe.
1829.No. 2023
Title of "The New Testament", &c
deposited 4 Apl. '29. by James Nourse, A. M. 
as proprietor

LCLIGHT ON MASONRY:
A COLLECTION OF ALL THE 
MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
ON THE SUBJECT OF
SPECULATIVE FREE MASONRY &
EMBRACING
THE REPORTS OF THE WESTERN COMMITTEES
IN RELATION TO THE 
ABDUCTION OF WILLIAM MORGAN,
PROCEEDING CONVENTIONS, ORATIONS, ESSAYS, &c. &c.
WITH
ALL THE DEGREES OF THE ORDER CONFERRED IN A MASTER'S LODGE,
As written by Captain William Morgan;
ALL THE DEGREES CONFERRED IN THE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER
AND THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS,
WITH THE APPENDANT ORDERS,
As published by the Convention of Seceding Masons, held at Le Roy, July 4 and 5, 1828.
ALSO,
A REVELATION
OF
All the Degrees conferred in the Lodge of Perfection,
AND
FIFTEEN DEGREES OF A STILL HIGHER ORDER,
WITH
SEVEN FRENCH DEGREES:
MAKING
FORTY-EIGHT DEGREES OF FREE MASONRY.
With Notes and Critical Remarks,
BY ELDER DAVID BERNARD,
OF WARSAW, GENESEE CO. N. Y.
Once an Intimate Secretary in the Lodge of Perfection; and Secretary of the Convention
of Seceding Masons, held at Le Roy, July 4 and 5, 1828.
"For there is nothing covered that shall not be revealed, and hid that shall not be known."
"And what ye hear in the ear that preach ye upon the house tops." 
Jesus Christ.
UTICA,
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PRINTER, GENESEE STREET.
1829.Light on Masonry

Filed 13th April
1829 -

THE LIFE
OF
WILLIAM PENN,
THE
SETTLER OF PENNSYLVANIA,

THE
FOUNDER OF PHILADELPHIA, AND ONE OF THE FIRST LAWGIVERS
  IN THE COLONIES, NOW UNITED STATES, IN 1682.

CONTAINING ALSO,
HIS CELEBRATED TREATY WITH THE INDIANS - HIS PURCHASE OF
THEIR COUNTRY - VALUABLE ANECDOTES OF ADMIRAL PENN -
ALSO  OF KING CHARLES II, KING JAMES II, KING WILLIAM, AND QUEEN
ANNE, IN WHOSE REIGNS WILLIAM PENN LIVED -CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
THAT LED HIM TO BECOME A QUAKER - WITH A VIEW OF THE ADMIRABLE
TRAITS IN THE CHARACTER OF THE PEOPLE CALLED FRIENDS OR QUAKERS,
WHO HAVE DONE SO MUCH TO MELIORATE THE CONDITION OF SUFFERING
HUMANITY.

BY M.L. WEEMS,
Author of the Life of Washington, &c.No. 2078.
Title of "The Life of William Penn, &c"
Deposited 27. July 1829, By Uriah Hunt 
as Proprietor

LC

THE LIFE

OF

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN;
 WITH MANY
CHOICE ANECDOTES

AND

ADMIRABLE SAYINGS OF THIS GREAT MAN,

NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED BY ANY OF HIS BIOGRAPHERS.

BY M.L. WEEMS,
AUTHOR OF THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
_________________________________________________________________
"Sage Franklin next arose in cheerful mien,
And smil'd, unruffled, o'er the solemn scene;
High on his locks of age a wreath was brac'd.
Palm of all arts that e'er a mortal grac'd'
Beneath him lay the sceptre kinds had borne,
And crowns and laurels from their temples torn."
_______________________________________________________________
          STEREOTYPED BY L. JOHNSON.

Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY URIAH HUNT, No. 147 MARKET STREET,
         AND MORETON & CO. LOUISVILLE, (KEN.)
                         1829.No. 2058
Title of The "Life of Benjamin Franklin" &c
desposited 11. June 1829 by [?] as Proprietor

LESSONS

OF THE

ACTS OF THE APOSTLES.

DESIGNED FOR MORE ADVANCED

BIBLE CLASSES.

BY STEPHEN H. TYNG, A.M.

Rector of St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia.

Philadelphia:
PRINTED BY WILLIAM STAVELY.

1829. №. 2,123.
Title of "Lessons on the Acts of the Apostles." 
1829, Dec. 1. Deposited by Stephen 
H. Tyng A.M. as Author.ELEMENTS

OF

CHEMISTRY,

INCLUDING THE
RECENT DISCOVERIES AND DOCTRINES OF THE SCIENCE.

BY
EDWARD TURNER, M.D. F.R.S.E.
FELLOW OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, AND LECTURER ON
  CHEMISTRY, EDINBURGH; CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE
      ROYAL SOCIETY OF GOTTINGEN; AND MEMBER, AND
           FORMERLY PRESIDENT, OR THE ROYAL MEDICAL
               SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH.

Second American Edition, with Important Corrections.

Philadelphia:
JOHN GRIGG, NO. 9, NORTH FOURTH STREET,
      Printed by James Kay, Jan. & Co.
             1829.No.2015
_____
Title of "Elements of Chemistry" &c
_____
deposited 17. Mch 1829. by John
Prigg as ProprietorTOKEAH;
OR,
THE WHITE ROSE.

Knowest thou the land where the lemon trees bloom?
Where the gold orange glows in the deep thicket's gloom?
Where a wind ever soft, from the blue heaven blows,
And the groves are of laurel and myrtle and rose?
Knowest thou it?
Thither! O, thither!
My dearest and kindest with thee would I go.
GOETHE.

IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY,—CHESNUT STREET.
SOLD, IN NEW YORK, BY G. & C. CARVILL,—IN BOSTON, BY
MUNROE & FRANCIS.
1829.№.1990.
Title of "Tokeah" &c.
deposited 14. Jan. 1829. by Carey,
Lea & Carey as Proprietors.

Postl, author

THE
YOUNG LADY'S
PIECE-BOOK;

OR,

A SELECTION OF ELEGANT PIECES,
In Verse and Prose,

FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS.

Designed particularly for the Private Instruction and
Amusement of Young Ladies.

BY E. THOMAS.

"The mind, with useful knowledge stor'd,
"Delight and pleasure will afford."

SECOND EDITION,
CORRECTED AND IMPROVED.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY E. THOMAS.
No. 412, N. Second Street.
         1829.
No. 2063.
Title of "The Lady's Piece Book

Deposited 2nd July 1829, by
Elijah Thomas as Proprietor

LCTHE
STORMING OF QUEBEC,
A POEM
IN THREE CANTOS,
AND
MISCELLANEOUS PIECES.

BY S. W. TAYLOR.

Brief, brave and generous was his young career,--
His mourners were two hosts, his friends and foes;
And fitly may the stranger lingering here
Pray for his gallant spirit's bright repose;
For he was Freedom's Champion--one of those
The Few in number, who had not o'erstept
The charter to chastise which she bestows
On such as wield her weapons; - he had kept
The whiteness of his soul, and thus men o'er him wept.
CHILDE HAROLD, Canto 3, Stanza 57.No. 2073
Title of "The Storming of Quebec," &c

1829 July 20. Depos: by Saml. W. Taylor as 
Author

LCTABLES
OF 
CONTEMPORARY CHRONOLOGY,
FROM THE CREATION, TO A. D. 1825.

IN SEVEN PARTS.

"Remember the days of old--consider the years of many generations."

Portland:
PUBLISHED BY SHIRLEY & HYDE.
1829.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, TO WIT:
DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE.

BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the first day of June, A. D. 1829, and in the fifty-third year of the Independence of the
United States of America, Messrs. SHIRLEY & HYDE, of said District, have deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof they claim as proprietors, in the words following, to wit:

Tables of Contemporary Chronology, from the Creation, to A. D. 1825.  In seven parts.  "Remember the days of old--consider the years of many generations."

In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled "An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned;" and also to an act, entitled, "An Act supplementary to an act, entitled An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times therein mentioned; and for extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
J. MUSSEY, Clerk  of the District of Maine.
A true copy as of record,
 Attest,                    J. MUSSEY, Clerk D. C. of Maine.STORIES
FROM 
THE SCRIPTURES
BY A GRANDMOTHER

REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION OF THE 
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESNUT STREET.
1829No.1991.
_____
Title of "Stories from the Scriptures." &c
_____
deposited 16th Jan. 1829. by Paul
Beck Jr. Tras. in trust for the A.S.S.U.

LCThe
COLUMBIAN STANDARD;
or:
CRITICAL PRONOUNCING
SPELLING BOOK;
BEING A NEW GUIDE ADAPTTED TO THE JUVENILE UNDERSTANDING: WHEREIN ARE EXHIBITED IN A CLEAR, PLAIN, AND COMPREHENSIVE MANNER,
THE RUDIMENTS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
"Whosoever delights to join the society of eminent men, must improve himself in learning; (a good possession!) For Knowledge is to men more excellent than riches, And wisdom is better than fine gold"
BY JAMES STERRET.
Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY D.CLARK, No. 118 N. FOURTH STREET.
SOLD ALSO AT J. MICHENER'S, CORNER OF CALLOWHILL AND THIRD STREETS; AND BY S. HART AND SON, No. 65 s. THIRD STREET.
1829
stereotyped by L. JohnsonNo. 2051
Title of "The Columbian Standard" &c
Deposited 30. May 1829. by James Sterrett
as Author

LCAN
INQUIRY
INTO THE 
NATURE AND TENDENCY
OF 
SPECULATIVE FREE-MASONRY:
WITH AN
APPENDIX.
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
PLAIN TRUTH;
A
DIALOGUE;
AND THE
AUTHOR'S REASONS.

BY JOHN G. STEARNS,
MINISTER  OF THE GOSPEL, PARIS, N.Y.

FIFTH EDITION -- REVISED AND CORRECTED.Inquiry &c

John G. Stearns

Filed 5 Augt 1829

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PROBATE MANUAL
CONTAINING FORMS
ADAPTED TO THE PRACTICE OF
PROBATE COURTS
IN THE 
STATE OF MAINE.

ALSO, THE LAWS ESTABLISHING PROBATE COURTS,
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BY HORATIO SOUTHGATE.
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LCAN EPITOME
OF THE
PHYSIOLOGY,
GENERAL ANATOMY,
AND 
PATHOLOGY,
OF 
BICHAT.

BY THOMAS HENDERSON, M.D.
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LC
THE HISTORY
OF
GOERGE HICKS;
BY A SUNDAY S. TEACHER
"I had rather speak five words with my understanding, than ten thousand words in an unknown tongue."
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LCHISTORY
OF THE 
SANDWICH ISLANDS:
WITH
AN ACCOUNT
OF THE
AMERICAN MISSION
ESTABLISHED THERE
IN 
1820.


Revised by the Committee of Publication.

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1829.
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TREATISE
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Fredk. W. Porter as prop'r. 2 OctrAN INTRODUCTION
TO THE
GREEK LANGUAGE,
WITH A KEY
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Ce n'est point une simple routine, ou de vaines spéculations que je propose, c'est une pratique éprouvée, et une imitation raisonnée, de la maniére dont on apprend les langues vivantes.--DU MARSAIS.

BY W. R. JOHNSON,
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PHILADELPHIA:
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LCTHE
POWER OF DECEPTION
UNVEILED,
AND
The Man of Sin Revealed;
IN
AN ANALYSIS OF THE BOOK OF REVELATIONS.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,
AN ESSAY
ON THE
SYSTEM OF MAN.

BY JOHN JONES.

But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein, shall be burnt up.--Nevertheless we, according to his promise, look for new heavens and a new earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness.--II Peter iii. 10, 13.

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HISTORY
OF
EDWIN JUDD.
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TRANSLATED BY JOHN D. GODMAN, M. D.

VOL. I.

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ELEMENTS
OF
FRENCH GRAMMAR

BY M. L. HOMMOND
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PROJECTORTHE
LIFE
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LCA
JOURNEY ROUND MY ROOM;
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NOCTURNAL EXPEDITION
IN THE SAME REGIONS.

BY
COUNT XAVIER DE MAISTRE.

FROM THE FRENCH, BY THE
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I pity the man who can travel from Dan
to Beersheba, and cry, 'Tis all barren!
Sentimental Journey.

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LCTHE

POLITICAL INSTRUCTOR,

AND 

GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE;

BEING A 

COMPENDIUM

OF

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IN TEN PARTS.

BY
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[1829]THE
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PRIMER:
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AND

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IN TWO VOLUMES.Biblical Antiquities
George S. Wilson 
Filed July 25, 1829THE
PEARL;
OR,
AFFECTION'S GIFT.
A
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S
PRESENT.

PHILADELPHIA:
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VOL. XVII.

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No. 2,119.
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LCChronicles of Turkeytown;
OR,
THE WORKS
OF
JEREMY PETERS.
FIRST SERIES
CONTAINING 
THE HISTORY OF A DREADFUL CATASTROPHE, THE AMOURS
OF DR, POST AND MRS. PEWEETLE, AND THE HISTORY
OF A TATTERDEMALION,

“A merrier man.
Within the limits of becoming mirth
I never spent an hour’s talk withal."
Love's Labours Lost.

PHILADELPHIA:
R. H. SMALL, 1[0]5 CHESNUT STREET.    165
JESPER HARDING, PRINTER.
1829
No. 2,121.
Title of "Chronicles of 
Turkeytown; &c."
1829. Nov. 30. Deposited by
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BY CHARLES POTTS.

Philadelphia:
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1829.No. 1.909.
Title of "The Canal engineer's 
and Contractor's Assistant.

deposited  30th. Jun. 29. by Charles 
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BY A CITIZEN OF NEW-ENGLAND.

"Language is the key of knowledge."
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Rich and useful sentiments early implanted in the mind, are like choice
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LCBIRTH,
PARENTAGE, LIFE AND EXPERIENCE
OF
JEDIDIAH PREBLE 3D.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

"Come and hear; all ye that fear God, and I will declare what
he hath done for my soul."

PORTLAND:
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A. D. 829, and in the fifty third year of the Independence of the 
United States of America, MR. JEDIDIAH PREBLE, 3d. of said
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timers therein mentioned; and for extending the benefits thereof to
the arts of designing, engraving, and etching historical and other
prints." J. MUSSEY, Clerk of the District of Maine.
A true copy as of record.
Attest, J. MUSSEY; Clerk D. C. of Maine.THE PULMIST;
OR,
INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF CURING AND PREVENTING THE
CONSUMPTION
OR
CHRONIC PHTHISIS.
A MEDICAL ESSAY, INCLUDING A NEW AND BETTER DISTINCTION 
OF ITS CAUSES, KINDS, REMEDIES, DIETS,
AND OTHER PECULIARITIES.

The Consumption is not an incurable disease; but its remedies 
are to be chiefly conveyed to the lungs by breathing 
or inhalation-110.

BY PROF. RAFINESQUE, Ph. D. & PULMIST.
PROFESSOR of Practical and Medical Botany, Natural and Civil
History, &c, &c. 
AUTHOR of the Manual of Medical Botany of the United States, the
Analysis of Nature, and 50 other works or pamphlets.
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as Author -

LCRATIO DISCIPLINAE,
OR THE
CONSTITUTION
OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES.
PORTLAND:
PUBLISHED BY SHIRLEY AND HYDE
1829.DISTRICT OF MAINE, TO WIT:
DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE.

BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the tenth day of April, A. D. 1829, and in 
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Mr Thomas C. Upham, of said District has deposited in this office, the title of a 
book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, the the words following, to wit:

Ratio Disciplinae, or the Constitution of the Congregational Churches. Portland, published by Shirley & Hyde, 1829.

In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United States, entitled "An
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and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times there-
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entitled An Act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, 
charts and books, to the authors and proprietors of such copies, during the times 
therein mentioned; and for extending the benefits thereof to the arts of designing, 
engraving, and etching historical and other prints."
J. MUSSEY, Clerk of the District of Maine.
A true copy as of record,
Attest,
J. MUSSEY, Clerk D. C. of Maine.CONTENTS.                                                      xi
219. Of places of worship and dedication of the same,
220. Custom in respect to ministerial exchanges,
221. Days of fasting and prayer, and of thanksgiving,
222. Of private religious meetings,
223. Of the custom of renewing covenant,
224. Form of the renewal of covenant.

PART SECOND.
CONFESSION OF FAITH.
CHAPTER I. Of the holy Scripture,
II. Of God and of the Holy Trinity,
III. Of God's Eternal Decree,
IV. Of Creation,
V. Of Providence,
VI. Of the fall of man, of sin, and of the punishment thereof,
VII. Of God's covenant with man,
VIII. Of Christ the Mediator,
IX. Of Free-Will,
X. Of Effectual Calling,
XI. Of Justification,
XII. Of Adoption,
XIII. Of Sanetification,
XIV. Of Saving Faith,
XV. Of Repentance unto life and salvation,
XVI. Of Goods Works,
XVII. Of the Perseverance of the Saints,
XVIII. Of the Assurance of grace and salvation,
XIX. Of the Law of God,
XX. Of the Gospel and of the extent of the grace thereof,
XXI. Of Christian Liberty, and Liberty of Conscience,
XXII. Of Religious Worship and of the Sabbath Day,
XXIII. Of lawful oaths and vows,
XXIV. Of the Civil Magistrate,
XXV. Of Marriage,
XXVI. Of the Church,
XXVII. Of the Communion of Saints,
XXVIII. Of the Sacraments,
XXIX. Of Baptism,
XXX. Of the Lord's Supper,
XXXI. Of the state of man after death, and of the resurrection
of the dead,
XXXII. Of the Last Judgement.
APPENDIX.
ART: I. Congregational and Presbyterian Heads of Agreement,
II. Saybrook Articles,
III. Legal Rights of Churches and Parishes.CONSTITUTION
OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES.
Part First.
CHURCH ORDER AND GOVERNMENT,
DEDUCED FROM
PLATFORMS, THE ACTS OF ASSOCIATIONS, COUNCILS, AND
SYNODS, THE WRITINGS OF THE CONGREGATIONAL
FATHERS, AND USAGE.

Mr Thomas C. Upham
April 10.1829THE
MEDICAL FORMULARY:
BEING
A COLLECTION OF PRESCRIPTIONS
DERIVED FROM
THE WRITINGS AND PRACTICE
OF 
MANY OF THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
IN
AMERICA AND EUROPE

TO WHICH IS ADDED,
AN APPENDIX,
Containing the usual Dietetic Preparations and Antidotes for
Poisons.
THE WHOLE ACCOMPANIED WITH A FEW BRIEF
PHARMACEUTIC AND MEDICAL OBSERVATIONS.

BY BENJAMIN ELLIS, M. D.
Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy in the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy.

"Morbos autem, non eloquentia sed remediis curari." - Cels. De Med. Lib. I.

SECOND EDITION, WITH ADDITIONS.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY,-CHESNUT STREET.
1829.

28. Jan. '29. B.E M.D. [a?]No. 1998
Title of "The Medical Formulary" &c
deposited 28th Jan. 29 by Benjamin
Ellis, M.D. as AuthorTHE
MEDICAL FORMULARY:
BEING
A COLLECTION OF PRESCRIPTIONS,
DERIVED FROM
THE WRITINGS AND PRACTICE
OF
MANY OF THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
IN
AMERICA AND EUROPE.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,
AN APPENDIX,
Containing the usual Dietetic Preparations and Antidotes for
Poisons.
THE WHOLE ACCOMPANIED WITH A FEW BRIEF
PHARMACEUTIC AND MEDICAL OBSERVATIONS.

BY BENJAMIN ELIS, M. D.
Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy in the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy.

"Morbosautem, non eloquentia sed remediis curari." -Cels. De Med. Lib. I.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY, LEA & CAREY,—CHESNUT STREET,
1829.No. 1995.
Title of "The Medical Formulary" &c
Deposited 24. Jane 29. by Carey, Lea & Carey 
as Proprietors