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OF THE 

IDIOMS OF THE GREEK LANGUAGE

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TRANSLATED BY
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John Wilson as authorNo 64
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LIFE
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Aug 9th 1839No 7
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1839
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CODE
DE
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DE 
L’ÉTAT DE LA LOUISIANE,
ANNOTÉ

AVEC RENVOIS AUX PRINCIPAUX RECUEILS
DE JURISPRUDENCE,

PAR WHEELOCK S. UPTON,
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Nº 116
filed May 1. 1839 
               By William M. Huddy -
                                   as author -THE
PENNSYLVANIA HERMIT

A narrative
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AMOS WILSON,

Who expired in a Cave in the neighborhood of Harrisburgh (Penn.),
after having therein lived in solitary retirement for the 
space of nineteen years, in consequence of the
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By Timothy Caldwell as ProprDie Berfe
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No. 46
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BOOK OF MARTYRS; 
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DEATHS, OF MANY OF THE PRIMITIVE
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And seas of their own blood they came; 
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ANCIENT HISTORY
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OUTLINES

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PHYSIOLOGY:

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ON 

PHRENOLOGY.

BY P.M. ROGET, M.D.,

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FIRST AMERICAN EDITION,
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THE
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BY ALMON TICKNOR,
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BEING

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OF A
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TO
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WITH
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SICILY.
A Pilgrimage.
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Lie scattered where the shapely column stood,
Her palaces are dust.  In all her streets
The voice of singing and the sprightly chord
Are silent.  Revelry and dance and show
Suffer a syncope and solemn pause;
While God performs upon the trembling stage
Of his own works, his dreadful part alone."
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THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT & CO. 247 MARKET STREET
1840.No. 340
Filed December 3, 1839
By Thomas Cowperthwait
as Propr.THE
DOMESTIC COMPANION,
Calculated for the use of Families; containing a Variety of
Recipes or Remedies for
SUNDRY DISEASES:
ALSO, A CURE FOR THE CANCER, AND OTHER
SORES, BURNS, CORNS, &c.
TOGETHER WITH
RECEIPTS FOR COOKING,
Preserving Meat and Fruit of different kinds, and for
DYEING VARIOUS COLOURS,
To which is appended
A Sure Guide for the Dairywoman,
In Making Cheese and Butter,
WITH A FEW
HINTS TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS.
By Esther Tuttle.
WATERTOWN:
PRINTED BY KNOWLTON & RICE.
1839.The Domestic Companion
      by
Esther Tuttle
Filed Sept. 3. 1839THE
LITTLE FRENCHMAN
AND
HIS WATER LOTS,
WITH
OTHER SKETCHES OF THE TIMES.
BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
The earth hath bubbles as the water has,
And these are of them.
SHAKSPEARE.
WITH ETCHINGS BY JOHNSON.
PHILADELPHIA:
LEA & BLANCHARD,
SUCCESSORS TO CAREY & CO.
1839.No. 82
Filed [March] April 5, 1839
by Lea & Blanchard
as proprs.
ENTERED, according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, by
LEA & BLANCHARD, in the District Court for the Eastern District 
of Pennsylvania.
G.P. SCOTT, PRINTER,
New York.REPORTS
OF
CASES
ADJUDGED IN
THE SUPREME COURT
OF
PENNSYLVANIA,
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BY THOMAS I. WHARTON.
VOL. IV.
CONTAINING THE CASES DECIDED AT DECEMBER TERM, 1838,
AND MARCH TERM, 1839.
PHILADELPHIA:
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SUCCESSORS TO NICKLIN & JOHNSON,
NO. 5 MINOR STREET.
1839.No. 165
Filed June 19th 1839
By T. & J.W. Johnson
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Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, 
by T. & J.W. JOHNSON,
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.REPORTS
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ARGUED AND DETERMINED
IN THE
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VOL. VII.
MAY TO SEPTEMBER 1838.
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MDCCCXXXIX.No. 88
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1839.No. 330
Filed Novr. 14 1839
By R. Peale
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Pennsylvania.
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zu 
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Zum Gebrauch für kleine Kinder. 
Verfaßt von 
Wilhelm W. Orwig. 
Neu=Berlin, Pa. 
Herausgegeben von C. Hammer für die Evangelische 
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1839.No. 137
Filed May 21, 1839
By W Wm Orwig
as AuthorPRINTZ HALL;
A RECORD OF NEW SWEDEN.
BY
THE AUTHOR OF "BLACKBEARD."
"America, thou hast it better
Than our ancient hemisphere;
Thou hast no falling castles,
Nor basalt, as here--
Good luck wait on they glorious spring,
And when, in time, they poets sing,
May some good genius guard them all
From Baron, Robber, Knight, and Ghost traditional!"
TRANSLATION FROM GÖETHE.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. I.
PHILADELPHIA:
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1839.No. 322
Filed Nov. 8 1839
By Jessie Handing
As propr.REPORT
OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASE:
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
EX RELATIONE JAMES TOD AND OTHERS,
vs.
ASHBEL GREEN AND OTHERS.
BY A MEMBER OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
PHILADELPHIA:
WILLIAM S. MARTIEN. 
1839.No. 74
Filed March 28, 1839 by Samuel Miller Jr
as Propr.
[as Author]CHROMATOLOGY,
OR, THE
SCIENCE OF COLOURS DISPLAYED:
IN A
COMPENDIUM
OF THE INNUMERABLE TINTS AND THEIR INGREDIENTS REQUIRED IN EVERY STYLE OF PAINTING IN THE
VARIOUS BRANCHES OF THE FINE ARTS.
WHICH ARE SHEWN THE VARIETY OF TONE AND POWER OF EACH SINGLE COLOUR, AS WELL AS THE FIXED RESULTS
OF VARIOUS ADMIXTURES, COMPRISING ABOUT FIFTEEN HUNDRED TINTS EXHIBITED AT A GLANCE;
Specially Designed for the Use of Schools:
BEING PECULIARLY CALCULATED TO FACILITATE THE PROGRESS OF EVERY PUPIL, BY IMPARTING A POSITIVE KNOWLEDGE OF 
COLOURS, PREVIOUS TO COMMENCING IN ANY STYLE OF PAINTING, AND BECOMING AS USEFUL
AN APPENDAGE TO
An Artist's or Amateur's Studio.
AS AN INTEREST TABLE, OR READY RECKONER, IS TO A MERCHANT'S OR BANKER'S COUNTING HOUSE.
COMPRISED IN FOUR PLATES.
With Copious Letter Press Instructions.
THE WHOLE DESIGNED, EXECUTED, AND PUBLISHED
BY JOHN RUBENS SMITH
TEACHER OF DRAWING, PAINTING, AND PERSPECTIVE.
AUTHOR OF "THE JUVENILE DRAWING BOOK," "COMPENDIUM OF ANATOMY," "KEY TO THE ART OF DRAWING THE HUMAN
FIGURE."
PHILADELPHIA: 1839.No 139
Filed May 22. 1839
By I. Rubens Smith
as authorTHE 
CAUSES OF INFIDELITY
REMOVED.
BY REV. STEPHEN R. SMITH
UTICA:
GROSH AND HUTCHINSON
1839.
Filed June 10, 1839.
[*G & H are the owners of the Copy
right.*]CONTENTS.
PART I. - CAUSES OF INFIDELITY.
Chapter I. - Introduction.                                                     1
Chapter II. - Immoralities of Christians                             15
Chapter III. - Doctrine of the Trinity.                                  27
Chapter IV. - Of Atonement                                                39
Chapter V. - Innate Depravity.                                            51
Chapter VI. - The nature of Punishment.                           63
Chapter VII. - Endless Misery.                                            78
Chapter VIII. - Plenary Inspiration.                                    92
Chapter IX. - Nature of Inspiration.                                104
Chapter X - Extravagances of Christians.                     115
Chapter XI. - False positions of Unbelievers.                 129
Chapter XII. -Objections from Geology.                          148
Chapter XIII. - Astronomy.                                               165
Chapter XIV. - Bigotry of Unbelievers.                            182
Chapter XV. - Responsibility of Unbelievers.                 194
PART II. - EVIDENCES OF REVELATION.
Chapter I. - Character of the Deity.                                213
Chapter II. - Inspired Writers.                                         232
Chapter III. - Mosaic Institutions.                                   250
Chapter IV. - Superstition.                                              271
Chapter V. - Social System.                                             291
Chapter VI. - Consistency of Revelation.                        320
Chapter VII. - Uselessness of Infidelity.                         341UNION QUESTIONS;
OR,
QUESTIONS ON SELECT PORTIONS
OF SCRIPTURE,
FROM THE
OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS.
WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, AND 
REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.
VOL. XI.
CONTAINING QUESTIONS ON THE EPISTLE TO THE
HEBREWS.
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
Philadelphia:
146 CHESTNUT STREET.No. 43
Filed 28 Feby 1839
by Paul Beck, J Q. in trust &c.
Propr.
ENTERED according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, by
PAUL BECK, Jr. Treasurer, in trust for the American Sunday-
school Union, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the 
Eastern District of Pennsylvania.A
FULL AND ARRANGED
DIGEST OF CASES
DECIDED IN
The Supreme, Circuit and District Courts
OF
THE UNITED STATES,
FROM THE
ORGANIZATION OF THE GOVERNMENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
BY RICHARD PETERS,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
AND
REPORTER OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
IN THREE VOLUMES.
VOL. II.
PHILADELPHIA:
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT & CO.
No. 253 MARKET STREET.
John C. Clark, Printer, 60 Dock Street.
1839.No. 156
Filed 7 June 1839
by Richard Peters
Author.NEW RESEARCHES
OF
ACUTE ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM
IN GENERAL;
AND ESPECIALLY
ON THE LAW OF COINCIDENCE OF PERICARDITIS AND
ENDOCARDITIS WITH THIS DISEASE,
AS WELL AS ON
THE EFFICACY OF THE METHOD OF TREATING IT BY REPEATED BLOOD-
LETTINGS AT SHORT INTERVALS.
BY J. BOUILLAUD,
PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL MEDICINE IN THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE AT PARIS.
His observatis, nemo rationis capax jure in his morbis vituperare
missionem sanguinis potest, sed mirifice et tanquam divinum auxilium
commendare, extollere, et confidenter usurpare.
BOTAL, De Curatione per Venxsectionem.
TRANSLATED BY
JAMES KITCHEN, M.D.
PHILADELPHIA:
HASWELL,, BARRINGTON, AND HASWELL.
1837.No. 103
Deposited for Copy Right 
June 12, 1839 by
Haswell, Barrington, & Haswell, Props.
CONTENTS.                                                                                                                 PAGE
PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS.                     
CHAPTER I.
Determination of the Law of Coincidence of Endocarditis and Pericarditis,
or of Inflammation of the Internal and External Sero-fibrous Tissues 
of the Heart with Acute Articular Rheumatism.........................................................12
CHAPTER II.
Symptoms, Progress, Intensity, Duration, and Termination of Acute Articu-
lar Rheumatism...........................................................................................................31
CHAPTER III.
Anatomical Character and Seat of Acute Articular Rheumatism............................35
CHAPTER IV.
Determining Causes of Acute Articular Rheumatism.............................................40
CHAPTER V.
Of the Nature of Acute Articular Rheumatism.......................................................42
CHAPTER VI.
Treatment of Acute Articular Rheumatism by repeated Blood-lettings.--
Results of this Practice...........................................................................................52
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1837, by
HASWELL, BARRINGTON, AND HASWELL, 
in the Clerk's Office of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.THE
HOLY BIBLE,
BEING
The English Version of the Old and New Testaments, corrected
and improved:  In which
The words Baptize and Baptism, and their derivatives, and other untranslated terms 
are translated.
ALSO,
An Improved Version of Obsolete Terms, Idiomatical Phrases and Erroneous Trans-
lations, and the original words and phrases used in King James' 
Version, wherever they occur, are placed 
in the margin.
AND
A copious selection of Marginal Readings and References,
From Bagster's Treasury Bible,
WITH A PREFACE,
Showing the correctness of the Translation.
[*David Bernard*]No. 186
Filed July 15, 1839
by David Bernard
as Proprietor[*Bible*]
THE
NORTH AMERICAN TESTAMENT,
OF
OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
BEING
THE ENGLISH VERSION
Made by order of King James, I,
CAREFULLY REVISED AND AMENDED;
With Marginal Readings and References, and a
PREFACE,
Showing the correctness of the translation.No. 214
Filed Aug 10th 1839 By David Bernard
as Proprietor[*Bible*]
THE
NORTH AMERICAN BIBLE,
BEING
THE ENGLISH VERSION OF THE
HOLY SCRIPTURES
OF THE
OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS,
Made by order of King James, I,
CAREFULLY REVISED AND AMENDED;
With Marginal Readings and References, and a
PREFACE,
Showing the correctness of the translation.No. 213
Filed August 10th 1839 by David Bernard
as Proprietor[*Bible*]
THE
NEW TESTAMENT
OF
OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST,
BEING
The English Version, corrected and improved:
IN WHICH
The words Baptize and Baptism, and their derivatives, and other untranslated terms 
are translated.
ALSO,
An improved Version of Obsolete Terms, Idiomatical Phrases and Erroneous Translations, and the original words and phrases used in King James' 
Version, wherever they occur, are placed
in the margin.
AND
A copious selection of Marginal Readings and References.
From Bagster's Treasury Bible,
With a Preface.
Showing the correctness of the Translation.No. 187
Filed July 15. 1839
By David Bernard
as Propr.THE
FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT.
BY
GEO. W. BETHUNE, D.D.,
MINISTER OF THE THIRD REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, PHILADELPHIA.
If these things be in you, and abound, they make you that ye shall neither be barren nor 
unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ - 2 PETER I. 8.
[&*7/*]
Philadelphia:
PUBLISHED BY HARRISON HALL, 
No. 72 South Fourth Street
1839.No. 138
Filed May 21, 1839
By Harrison Hall
as Propr.ZION'S HARP:
A COLLECTION 
OF
Hymns and Spiritual Songs,
DESIGNED FOR
SOCIAL, CONFERENCE, AND PRAYER MEETINGS,
 AND SEASONS OF REVIVAL.
BY 
DAVID BERNARD,
Pastor of the Baptist Church in Norristown, Pa.
"O! worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness."
Psalm xcvi.9.
PHILADELPHIA:
DAVID CLARK,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
1839.No. 312
Filed Oct 28th 1839
By David Bernard
as Propr.No. 22
Filed Feby 11, 1839 By
Henry Perkins
as Pro.
DR. BELL'S
LESSONS
ON THE
HUMAN FRAME.
DESIGNED FOR
SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES.
EMBELLISHED WITH UPWARDS OF FIFTY ENGRAVINGS.
Philadelphia:
HENRY PERKINS, 134 CHESTNUT STREET.
BOSTON:  PERKINS AND MARVIN.
1839.[*95*]
ENTERED  according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, by
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of Pennsylvania.
STEREOTYPED BY L. JOHNSON,
PHILADELPHIA.THE JUVENILE ORATOR:
OR,
EVERY SCHOLAR'S BOOK.
BEING
A SERIES OF SIMPLE RULES IN THE ART OF
READING;
SHOWING
THE PROPER APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPAL
MODULATIONS OF THE VOICE
TO THE
ENUNCIATION OF EVERY SPECIES OF SENTENCE,
WITH
APPROPRIATE EXERCISES IN PROSE AND VERSE.
BY M.R. BARTLETT,
AUTHOR OF "THE Y.L. ASTRONOMY," &c., &c.
"Rise, youth, exalt thyself and human nature."No. 194
Filed July 22, 1839
By M.R. Bartlet     
as authorTHE
SAINT'S HARP:
A COLLECTION OF
HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS,
ADAPTED TO
PRAYER AND SOCIAL MEETINGS,
AND
SEASONS OF REVIVAL.
SELECTED AND ARRANGED
BY REV. J.F. BERG.
And I saw them stand on the sea of glass, having
the harps of God; and they sing the song of Moses,
and the song of the Lamb.  Rev. xv 23.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY J.B. LIPPINCOTT & Co.
S.W. cor. of Fourth and Race Sts.
1839.No. 227
Filed August 23, 1839.
By Rev.J. F. Berg
as Author.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in 
the year 1839, by
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in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of 
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
T.B. Town, Printer.NOTES
EXPLANATORY AND PRACTICAL,
ON THE
SECOND EPISTLE TO THE CORINTHIANS
AND THE
EPISTLE TO THE GALATIANS.
BY ALBERT BARNES.
NEW YORK:
ROBINSON & FRANKLIN, 180 BROADWAY.
BOSTON:
CROCKER & BREWSTER, 47 WASHINGTON ST.
1839.No. 39
Filed Feby 21 By
Albert Barnes
as author


Pres. A. Barnes.A DISCOURSE
ON
THE LIFE, SERVICES AND CHARACTER
OF
STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER;
DELIVERED BEFORE
THE ALBANY INSTITUTE,
APRIL 15, 1839.
WITH
AN HISTORICAL SKETCH
OF THE COLONY AND MANOR
OF
Rensselaerwyck
IN
AN APPENDIX.
BY DANIEL D. BARNARD.
ALBANY:
PRINTED BY HOFFMAN & WHITE.
1839.Discourse on S. Van
Rensselaer By
D. D. Barnard
Filed May 9, 1839ARTHUR;
A TRUE HISTORY,
ILLUSTRATING
THE INFLUENCE OF THE BIBLE
UPON THE
DOMESTIC RELATIONS.
WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION,
BY A MOTHER.
REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION
Philadelphia:
146 CHESTNUT STREET.No. 44
Filed 28 Feby 1839
by Paul Beck Jr: 
in trust &c.
Propr.
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1838, by
PAUL BECK, Jr., Treasurer, in trust for the American Sunday-school
Union, in the Clerk's Office of the  District Court of the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.
Stereotyped by L. Johnson, Philadelphia.By direction of the Secretary of War.
Instruction for
Field Artillery
HORSE & FOOT
Translated from the French 
and arranged for
THE SERVICE of the UNITED STATES.
BY
Robert Anderson
Captain in the Staff.
U.S. Army.
R.P. DESILVER,
PHILADELPHIA.
1839
C.J. HOLLIS SC.No. 339
Filed Novem 30 1839
By Robert Anderson
as AuthorANCIENT EDOM;
AND
THE FULFILMENT OF PROPHECY
IN THE
PRESENT STATE
OF
ARABIA PETREA.
Written for the American Sunday-school Union, and revised by 
the Committee of Publication.
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
PHILADELPHIA:
No. 146 CHESTNUT STREET.No. 51
Filed March 7th 1839 by Paul
Beck Jr. treas in trust &c
propr
ENTERED according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, by
PAUL BECK, Jr., Treasurer, in trust for the American Sunday-school Union, 
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of 
Pennsylvania.
STEREOTYPED BY L. JOHNSON,
PHILADELPHIAALFRED GRAHAM;
OR, THE
DANGERS OF DISOBEDIENCE.
WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION, AND
REVISED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
Philadelphia:
146 CHESTNUT STREET.No. 45
Filed 28 Feby 1839
by Paul Beck J in trust &ca.
Propr.
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1838, by
PAUL BECK, Jr., Treasurer, in trust for the American Sunday-
school Union, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of t
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.No. 78
THE
AMERICAN JOE MILLER.
WITH HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATIONS.
Philadelphia:
CAREY AND HART.
1839.No. 78
Filed April 3, 1839
by Carey & Hart
as Proprs.
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, by
CAREY AND HART,
in the  Clerk's Office of the District court of the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.
PRINTED BY T.K. AND P.G. COLLINS.
STEREOTYPED BY L. JOHNSON........PHILADELPHIA.ABOLITION
A
SEDITION
BY A NORTHERN MAN.
PHILADELPHIA:
GEO. W. DONOHUE,
No. 22, SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
MDCCCXXXIX.No. 3.
Filed 7 Jany '39
by
Geo. W. Donohue
Propr.
for the use of the authorsADVICE
TO A 
YOUNG GENTLEMAN,
ON
ENTERING SOCIETY.
By the Author of
THE
"LAWS OF ETIQUETTE."
PHILADELPHIA:
LEA & BLANCHARD,
SUCCESSORS TO CAREY & CO.
1839.No. 100
Filed April 19 1839
by Lea & Blanchard
as proprs.
ENTERED, according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, 
by LEA & BLANCHARD, in the District Court
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
GRIGGS & CO., PRINTERS.THE
TRUE PRINCIPLES
OF
AMERICAN GREATNESS,
COMPREHENDED IN
AN ADDRESS
DELIVERED
BEFORE THE MEMBERS
OF
THE KENSINGTON INSTITUTE,
Washington Assembly,
AND
JEFFERSON LITERARY ASSOCIATION
On the 8th day of March, A.D. 1839.
WITH COPIOUS EXPLANATORY
ADDENDA,
AND CATALOGUE OF REFERENCE:
BY THE REV. GEORGE MONTGOMERY WEST, D.D.
PASTOR OF TRINITY CHURCH, KENSINGTON, PHILADELPHIA.
"There is always something great in that man against whom the world
exclaims, at whom every one throws a stone, and on whose character all 
attempt to fix a thousand crimes, without being able to PROVE ONE. -
Zimmerman on Solitude.
PHILADELPHIA.
1839.Filed by the Acord: Georg Montgomery
West. D. D.--
April 26, 1839
As AuthorMITCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.
A SYSTEM OF
MODERN GEOGRAPHY,
COMPRISING A DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT STATE OF THE
WORLD,
AND ITS FIVE GREAT DIVISIONS,
AMERICA, EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AND OCEANICA,
WITH THEIR SEVERAL
EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, TERRITORIES, &c.
THE WHOLE
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DRAWN AND ENGRAVED TO ACCOMPANY THE WORK.
BY S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
PHILADELPHIA:
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT, & CO.
1839.No. 103
Filed April 22, 1839 by
S. Augustus Mitchell
as Author
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, 
BY S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
in the clerk's office of the district court of the eastern district of
Pennsylvania.
STEREOTYPED BY J. FAGAN............PHILADELPHIA.
PRINTED BY J. KAY, JUN, AND BROTHER.
(4)MITCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.
A SYSTEM OF
MODERN GEOGRAPHY,
COMPRISING A DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT STATE OF THE
WORLD,
AND ITS FIVE GREAT DIVISIONS,
AMERICA, EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AND OCEANICA,
WITH THEIR SEVERAL
EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, TERRITORIES, &c.
THE WHOLE
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Of various interesting objects of Nature and Art; together
with representations of Remarkable and Noted Events.
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ILLUSTRATED BY AN
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DRAWN AND ENGRAVED TO ACCOMPANY THE WORK.
BY S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
PHILADELPHIA:
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT, & CO.
1839.No. 135
Filed May 20th 1839
By S. Augustus Mitchell
as Propr.
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, 
BY S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
in the clerk's office of the district court of the eastern district of
Pennsylvania.
STEREOTYPED BY J. FAGAN.....PHILADELPHIA.
PRINTED BY J. KAY, JUN. AND BROTHER.
(4)INDECISION,
A
TALE OF THE FAR WEST;
AND
OTHER POEMS.
BY J.K. MITCHELL, M.D.

"Hurrah, for the Prairie!  no blight on its breeze,
No mist from the mountain, no shadow from trees;
It steals, incense-loaded, that gale, from the west,
As bees from the prairie-rose fly to the nest."
PHILADELPHIA:
E.L.CAREY & A. HART.
 MDCCCXXXIX.No. 69
Filed March 25, 1839
By E.L. Carey & A. Hart
as Pros.
ENTERED Entered according to the act of congress, in the year 1838, by E.L. 
CAREY & A. HART, in the clerk's office of the district court of the eastern
district of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia:
T.K. & P.G. COLLINS, Printers,
No. 1 Lodge Alley.REPORTS
OF
CASES
ARGUED AND DETERMINED
IN THE
HIGH COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS
OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
BY
VOLNEY E. HOWARD,
REPORTER TO THE STATE.
VOL. III.
CONTAINING THE CASES FOR DECEMBER TERM, 1838
AND JANUARY TERM, 1839.
NEW ORLEANS:
E. JOHNS & Co, STATIONERS' HALL.
1839.No. 244
Filed 11 Sept 1839
by E. Johns & Co - PropsELEMENTS
OF
CIVIL ENGINEERING:
BEING AN ATTEMPT TO CONSOLIDATE THE PRINCIPLES OF THE
VARIOUS OPERATIONS
OF THE
CIVIL ENGINEER INTO ONE POINT OF VIEW,
FOR THE
Use of Students,
AND THOSE WHO MAY BE ABOUT TO EMBARK IN THE PROFESSION.
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NAMES....................................................TOWNS.............................STATES
James Shillito...........................................Abeville.............................South Carolina
Alfred Bevins...........................................Ashville..............................North Carolina
Fowler & Tower......................................Ashtabula...........................Ohio
A. Brydie.................................................Athens................................Georgia
H. M. D. McElraith..................................Brindleton...........................North Carolina
John Shankland......................................Gilmantown..........................New Hampshire
T. J. Baywell............................................Mount Carmel......................Illinois
Sharp & Sleeper, opposite City Hotel...Philadelphia...........................Pennsylvania
Samuel Taylor opposite 3rd st Hall 
Daniel Rhodes........................................Pulaski...................................Tennessee
Alfred L. Aspley......................................Stevensburgh........................Virginia
B. Sleeper...............................................Vincentown...........................New Jersey
Z. P Flower..............................................Wheelersburgh.....................Ohio
George Anderson...................................St. Clairsville..........................Ohio
George Arnold........................................Richmond...............................Indiana
William Burkshire...................................Putnam...................................Ohio
George Butts..........................................Shippensburgh.......................Pennsylvania
Francis Bogue.........................................Charlestown...........................Virginia
George Canton.......................................Boonsville................................Missouri
Alonzo Gornelius.....................................Salem......................................Massachusetts
N. Dunham..............................................Middlebury Four Corners........Massachusetts
Draper & Thomas....................................No. 9 Market st. Providence...Rhode Island
J. C. Davie.................................................Louisville..................................Kentucky
------- Dubois............................................Lowell, Middlesex County........Massachusetts
Stephen Elliott.........................................Edenton...................................South Carolina
Joseph Edwards.......................................Lynn.........................................Massachusetts
Michael Edwards......................................Wheeling.................................Virginia
John Fraser...............................................New Bedford..........................Massachusetts
Gray  & Smith...........................................Pittsburg.................................Pennsylvania
George Ar nor..........................................Pittsburg.................................Pennsylvania
Guardenier...............................................Albany.....................................New York
James. C. Green........................................Kanawa Ch.............................Virginia
Daniel Kingsley.........................................Northampton..........................Massachusetts
William Lillibridge......................................Zanesville................................Ohio
Robert McCabe.........................................Athens.....................................Ohio
W. H. Parson............................................Harrisburg................................Pennsylvania
Robert Smith............................................Steubenville..............................Ohio
Thomas Stewart.......................................Florence....................................Pennsylvania
John Striker...............................................New Brunswick.........................New Jersey
Hugh Trulan..............................................Andover....................................Massachusetts
A. G. Westgate..........................................McConnellsvllle.........................Ohio
Youngkin...................................................Lancaster...................................Ohio


Alexandria, D. C. ..... Charles Isaac
Abbington, Wash. Co. Va. .... J. W. Stevens
Baltimore, Md. .... Ruckle & Vansant
Belleville, Richland co Ohio,  Elijah Clark
Belfontaine, Lagau co. Ohio,  J. L. Garwood
Bridgeport, Ky. .......W. M. Smith
Carlisle, Ky. .... Clark & Chevis
Columbus, Ohio, ..... W. Williams & W. Amos
Cincinnati, Ohio,..... inger & Covert
Camden, S. C. ..... Henry Brace
Columbia, S.C. ..... L. F. Seybt
Charleston, S. C. ..... Geo. O Pemberton
Charleston, Kenawa  C. H. Va   Jas. C. Green
Dayton, Ohio, ..... Mr. M'Daiel
Farmersville, Clark Co. Geo. ..... Wm. Fielding
Frankfort, Ky. ..... Charles Johnson
Greensburg, Indiana, ..... Stephen Paramore
Greenville, Green. Co. E. Tenn. J Moloney
Halifax, N. C. ..... J. A. Whitehead
Louisburg, Greenbriar, Va. G. W. Stockeley

Lawrenceville, Ill. ..... E & W Thorn
La Fayette, Tippecanoe co. Ia. ..... D. Brawly
Lexington Ky. ..... John P. Mote
Mount Holly, N. J. ..... Hugh Lippincott
Memphis, Shelby Co. Tenn. Joseph Harrillt
New Orleans, Lou. ..... Thomas Hough
Natchez, Adams Co. Miss. ..... William Skeigs
New Market, Jeff. Co. Tenn. ..... Isaac Dunn
Portsmouth, Norfolk Co. Va. ..... Wm. Scott
Parkersburg, Va. ..... James Kirby
Princeton, Ind. ..... E. Wilks
Richmond, VA. ..... Mander & Son
Shelbyville, Ky. .....  N. Vandike
St. Louis, Mo. ..... Willi & Dicks
Suffolk, Va. ..... William Ely
Tiffin, Ohio, .... Christian Zecher
Unionville, Union Co. S. C. ..... A. W. Dubois
Vincennes, Ind. ..... Massey & Harper
Wellsville, Ohio, ..... Jacob Gibbons
Youngstown, Trumbull Co. Ohio. Ab. Lackey

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 (The proprietor of the Chinese Collection,)
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, of Eastern District 
of Pennsylvania.No. 19
Filed Feby 1, 1839 By
John D'HOMERGUE
as Author

THE
SILK CULTURIST'S
MANUAL:
 OR

A POPULAR TREATISE
ON THE PLANTING AND CULTIVATION OF MULBERRY TREES,
THE REARING AND PROPAGATING OF SILK WORMS,
AND THE PREPARATION OF THE RAW
MATERIAL FOR EXPORTATION:

ADDRESSED TO THE
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
OF THE UNITED STATES:

BY JOHN D'HOMERGUE.

"A little worm - the source of countless riches,
Take care of him, and he'll take care of you."

PHILADELPHIA.
1839LIFE
OF THE
CARDINAL DE CHEVERUS,
 ARCHBISHOP OF BORDEAUX.

BY
THE REV. J. HUEN DOUBOURG,
EX-PROFESSOR OF THEOLOGY.

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH
BY ROBERT M. WALSH

PHILADELPHIA:
 HOOKER AND CLAXTON.
1839.No. 8
Filed for Jany 17, 1839.
by Hooker and Claxton
as Proprs.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, 
BY HOOKER AND CLAXTON
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.OBSERVATION
ON
ABORTION.
WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE MEANS
BOTH MEDICINAL AND MECHANICAL,
EMPLOYED TO PRODUCE THAT EFFECT,

TOGETHER WITH
ADVICE TO FEMALES.

BY DOCTOR ALEXANDER C. DRAPER,
Member of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland,
Lecturer on Physiology and Medicine, &c. &c.

"Honi soit qui mal y pense."

PHILADELPHIA.
1839.No 324
filed by
Doctr Alex~ C Draper
Nov 11. 1839 as authorNEW REMEDIES:

THE
METHOD
OF
PREPARING AND ADMINISTERING THEM;

THEIR EFFECTS
ON THE
HEALTHY AND DISEASED ECONOMY, &c.

BY ROBLEY DUNGLISON, M.D.

Professor of the Institutes of Medicine, &c. in Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia; one of
the attending physicians to the Philadelphia Hospital (Blockley); Fellow of the College
of Physicians; and Honorary Member of the Medical Society and College of
Pharmacy of Philadelphia, and of the Medical Societies of the states of
Massachusetts, New York, and Maryland, &c. &c. &c.

PHILADELPHIA:
LEA AND BLANCHARD.
1839.No 190
filed July 17. 1839
By Robley Dunglison M. D.
as author--Deposited in Office,
May 5th 1840.
See Vol. 15, p. 105
C.C. Dean, Propr.

JAMES AND HIS MOTHER:
OR
CONVERSATIONS
ON
CONSTANTINOPLE.

BY ELIZABETH B. DWIGHT,
LATE A MEMBER OF THE MISSION AT THAT CITY.

Furnished for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, and
revised by the Committee of Publication.

BOSTON:
MASSACHUSETTS SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY,
Depository No. 13 Cornhill.
1840.105

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1839, 
By CHRISTOPHER C. DEAN,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.NORTH AMERICAN BOTANY;
COMPRISING THE
NATIVE, AND COMMON CULTIVATED
PLANTS,
NORTH OF MEXICO:

GENERA ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE ARTIFICIAL
AND NATURAL METHODS.

BY AMOS EATON, A.M.,
SENIOR PROF. RENSSELAER INSTITUTE;
Member of the Institutes, Academies, Lyceums, and other Learned Societies in Philadelphia, New York,
New-Haven, Albany, Troy, Utica, Detroit, &c.

IN THE PRESENT EDITION THE AUTHOR IS ASSOCIATED WITH
JOHN WRIGHT M.D.,
PROF. VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY IN RENSSELAER INSTITUTE;
Member of Yale College Natural History Society, Member and Official Lecturer in Troy Lyceum of 
Natural History, and State Botanist in the Geological Commission of Michigan.

EIGHTH EDITION;
With the very valuable additions of the Properties of Plants, from Lindley's New Medical Flora.

That existence is surely contemptible, which regards only the gratification of instinctive 
wants, and the preservation of a body made to perish. - Linneus.

TROY, N.Y."
PUBLISHED BY ELIAS GATES, Proprietor

And for sale by O. Steele, Albany; Grigg & Elliott, Hogan & Thompson, Thomas,
Cowperthwait & Co., Uriah Hunt, Philadelphia; Collins, Keese & Co.,
Robinson, Pratt & Co., D. Appleton & Co., F.J. Huntington & 
Co., Wiley & Putnam, New-York; C.C. Little 
& Co., Hilliards, Gray & Co., Boston;
Z. Clark, Troy.

N. TUTTLE, PRINTER.
1940.

Apl. 17

North American Botany
by
Elias Gates

Filed April 17, 1840THE NEW WORLD,
OR
MECHANICAL SYSTEM,

TO PERFORM THE LABOURS OF MAN AND BEAST BY INANIMATE POWERS,
THAT COST NOTHING,
FOR PRODUCING AND PREPARING THE SUBSTANCES OF LIFE
WITH PLATES.

BY J.A. ETZLER.
AS A SEQUEL OF  HIS "PARADISE."

It is proved here from experience:--How to cultivate 20,000 acres by one machine and 
three or four men, with a capital of less than one dollar per acre, in the most superior 
mode - how to clear land from trees, stumps, roots and stones; fill
and drain swamps, make dams, canals, ditches, roads, and perform 
any kind of work in the ground; build houses, and 
furnish as much inanimate power as desired, 
for ever, for any place and any stationary 
machine--all by the
same system.

The wise examines before he judges;
The fool judges before he examines.

PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY C.F. STOLLMEYER.
1841.No. [294] 292

Filed Dec. 12, 1840  By
J.A. Etzler
as AuthorDeposited Sept. 25th 1840
Marsh, Capen, Lyon, and Webb proprietors
See Vol. 15, Page 240

IMPORTANCE
OF
PRACTICAL EDUCATION
AND
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE:
BEING
A SELECTION FROM HIS ORATIONS AND OTHER
DISCOURSES,

BY EDWARD EVERETT.

BOSTON:
MARSH, CAPEN, LYON, AND WEBB
1840.248Deposited July 28th 1840
Thomas Whittemore, proprietor
See Vol. 15 p. 200.

THE
BOOK OF PROMISES:

OR
THE UNIVERSALIST'S DAILY
POCKET COMPANION:

BEING A
COLLECTION OF SCRIPTURE PROMISES,
ARRANGED
UNDER THEIR PROPER HEADS.

BY S. BULFINCH EMMONS.

"Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and
precious promises." 2 Peter i.4.

BOSTON:
THOMAS WHITTEMORE.
1840.

Entered according to act of Congress, in the year
1840, by THOMAS WHITTEMORE, in the clerk's office
of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

William A. Hall & Co.
      Printers.

Deposited Aug 24, 1840
Frederick Emerson propr.
See Vol 15 P.217

FIRST VIEW OF THE WORLD,
COMBINING
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY.

BY FREDERICK EMERSON,
AUTHOR OF THE NORTH AMERICAN ARITHMETIC.

OOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOO
1840217MEMOIR
OF
FANNY ELSSLER:
WITH ANECDOTES OF HER
PUBLIC
AND
PRIVATE LIFE!
FROM HER CHILDHOOD TO THE PRESENT TIME.
Her step so light-- her brow so fair,
She boundeth like a thing of air;--
Or fairy in her wanton play,-
Or naiad on the moonlit spray.
Like gossamer on wings of light
She floats before our tranced sight.
Let's gaze no more--nor speak--nor stir--
Lest we fall down and worship her.
Ford's Benighted Travellers.
NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY TURNER & FISHER, 52 CHATMAM STREET.
AND
15 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
1840No. 207
Filed Aug 25th 1840
By James A. Fisher 
as Propr.Deposited April 3rd, 1840
See Vol. 15TH, Page 68

SCENES
IN THE
LIFE OF JOANNA OF SICILY.

BY MRS. E.F. ELLET,
AUTHOR OF THE  'CHARACTERS OF SCHILLER,' &c.

"--HERE, METHINKS,
TRUTH WANTS NO ORNAMENT, IN HER OWN SHAPE
FILLING THE MIND, BY TURNS, WITH AWE AND LOVE;
BY TURNS, INCLINING TO WILD ECSTACY,
AND SOBEREST MEDITATION." - ROGERS'S 'ITALY.'

BOSTON:
MARSH, CAPEN, LYON, AND WEBB.
1840.68.Deposited May 29th 1840
Marsh, Capen, Lyon & Webb 
proprietors
Recorded Vol 15 Page 144
RAMBLES
ABOUT
THE COUNTRY.

BY MRS. E.F. ELLET.

BOSTON:
MARSH, CAPEN, LYON, AND WEBB
1840.144

LCDeposited May 4th, 1840
See Vol 15, Page 111.
Charles C. Little & James Brown,
Proprietors

MEMOIR
OF
MR. JOHN LOWELL, JUN.
DELIVERED AS THE
INTRODUCTION TO THE
LECTURES ON HIS FOUNDATION,
IN THE
ODEON, 31ST DECEMBER, 1839;

REPEATED IN THE
MARLBOROUGH CHAPEL, 2d JANUARY, 1840.

BY EDWARD EVERETT.

BOSTON:
CHARLES C. LITTLE AND JAMES BROWN.
M.DCCC.XL.101Deposited Dec. 16th 1840.
Harrison Gray Prop.
See Vol. 15, Page 311.

EVERGREEN CHAPLET.
A
CHRISTMAS GIFT.

BOSTON:
HILLIARD, GRAY, AND COMPANY.
 M DCCC XLI.311.EXERCISES
IN
PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING,
ADAPTED TO
O'CONNOR'S SYSTEM OF TEACHING

THAT IMPORTANT ART;
A SYSTEM APPROVED AND WARMLY RECOMMENDED
BY SOME OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE COMMERCIAL 
HOUSES OF THIS CITY.

COPY RIGHT SECURED.

Philadelphia.
1840.No. 264

Filed Nov 6, 1840  By
Henry O'Connor
as Propr.[*John B. Fairfield Author *]

Deposited Dec. 22nd 1840--See Vol. 15 Page 319

A
MANUAL
OF
FALSE ORTHOGRAPHY,

OR
A COMPILATION OF WORDS AND SENTENCES

IN WHICH THE FALSE SPELLING IS TO BE POINTED OUT
AND CORRECTED BY THE PUPIL.

BY J.B. FAIRFIELD.

ANDOVER:
PUBLISHED BY GOULD, NEWMAN AND SAXTON.
NEW YORK:
Corner of Fulton and Nassau Streets.
1841.319.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1841, by
JOHN B. FAIRFIELD,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.Deposited Dec. 22, 1840
See Vol. 15, page 318

UNION MAP QUESTIONS,
ADAPTED TO

THE PRINCIPAL ATLASES
NOW IN USE IN THE
SCHOOLS OF THE UNITED STATES.

BY J.B. FAIRFIELD.

ANDOVER:
PUBLISHED BY GOULD, NEWMAN AND SAXTON.
NEW YORK:
Corner of Fulton and Nassau Streets.
1840.

Gould, Newman and Saxton propr.318

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1840, by
GOULD, NEWMAN AND SAXTON,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.THE FAMILY
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION;

OR

HEAVEN ITS MODEL.

If ye love me, keep my commandments.-- John xiv. 15.

TROY, N.Y.

ELIAS GATES. Proprietor
         1840.Elias Gates
Proprietor

Filed Augt. 12. 1840NUMBER XLIX.

THE
FARMER'S ALMANACK,
CALCULATED ON A  NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN,
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1841,

Being first after Bissextile or Leap Year, and 65 American 
Independence.

Fitted to the city of Boston, but will answer for the adjoining States.  Containing, besides the large number of Astronomical Calculations,  
and the Farmer's Calendar for every month in the year, 
as great a variety as any other Almanack, of 
NEW, USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING MATTER.

BY ROBERT B. THOMAS.

Behold, the morning sun
Begins his glorious way;
His beams through all the nations run,
And life and light convey. - Watts.

BOSTON:
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY JENKS & PALMER.
Sold, also, by most Booksellers and Traders throughout the New England States.
(Entered, according to act of Congress, in the year 1840, by Charles J. Hendee, in the Clerk's Office 
of the District Court of Massachusetts.)

Deposited Sept 17th 1840
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See Vol. 15, Page 245--TO PATRONS ANS CORRESPONDENTS.
Our annual tribute is again due to the friends of the Farmer's Almanack; stimulated
by their long-continued and increasing patronage, we feel anxious to sustain the 
unprecedented reception we long had the happiness to enjoy; while our numerous
competitors are freely assuming our title.
W.H.B. Jr.'s Enigma is wanting in many of the requisites in writing a good
Enigma. We have received many offerings of the kind, which bear evident marks
of juniorism, which for our own and the authors' credit, we have with withholden from
public inspection for this reason only.
Our respected friend J.W.D. is gratefully recognised, to whom we owe our best respects for his acceptable annual contributions to our little work. We feel willing
to enumerate him for his constant and unremitting labor, --if he will be so good as to
call at the publishers' store.
We are sorry to notice that our correspondents are less numerous the year past than
usual, and more particularly our Mathematical friends; true, one or two of them have deceased.  We shall ever be happy to receive any new improvement in Agriculture,
art or science adapted to our small work, as also useful or diverting and amusing Essays,
Anecdotes, Enigmas, &c.
NOTE:--All communications must be made by the first day of August, to insure
an insertion the ensuing year.
THE NAMES AND CHARACTERS OF THE PLANETS
The Sun.      Mars.
The Moon.     Jupiter.
Mercury.     Saturn.
Venus.     Herschel.
The Earth.
THE NAMES AND CHARACTERS OF THE ASPECTS.
Conjunction, or in the same
degree.     Opposition, 180 degrees.
Sextile, 60 degrees.     Dragon's Head, or ascending Node.
Quartile, 90 degrees.     Dragon's Tail, or descending Node.
Trine, 120 degrees
OLD AND NEW STYLE.
The Julian Year, introduced by Julius Caesar, 45 years before the Birth of CHRIST, 
made every fourth year, without exception, a leap year. This, however, was an over
correction; for it supposed the length of the tropical year to be 6551/4 days, which is
too great, and induces an error of 7 days in 900 years.  Accordingly, as early as the
year 1414, it was perceived that the equinoxes were gradually moving from the 21st
of March and September, where they ought always to have fallen, had the Julian year
been exact.  A new reform of the calendar was thus required; and it took place under
the popedom of Gregory XIII. by the omission of 10 nominal days after the 4th of October
1582, so that the next day was called the 15th, and not the 5th.  This change
was immediately adopted by all Roman Catholic countries, but tardily in the countries of Protestantism.
In England, THE CHANGE OF STYLE, as it was called, took place after the 2d day of
September, 1752, eleven nominal days being then struck out; so that the last day of
Old Style being the 2d, the first of New Style, (the next day,) was called the 14th
year in England in 1752, shortened the preceding year, 1751, by a full quarter.  Previous
to that time, the year was held to begin with the 25th of March, and the year
1751 accordingly did so; but that year was not suffered to run out, being supplanted 
on the 1st day of January by the year 1752, which it was enacted should commence on
that day.
Russia is now the only country in Europe in which the old style is still adhered to,
and the difference between the European and Russian dates amounts, at present to
about two weeks.
UNITED STATES HOTEL IN BOSTON.
This Hotel is the largest public house in New England; situated at the termination
of the Norwich, Western and Worcester Railroad.  It is six stories high, containing
about 300 rooms.  As many as 500 persons can find accommodations. It has
been erected at an expense of $200,000.





Deposited July 25, 1840
C.C. Felton, Author
See Vol 15, Page 189

A
GREEK READER,
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS;
CONTAINING
SELECTIONS IN PROSE AND POETRY,
WITH
ENGLISH NOTES AND A LEXICON.

ADAPTED PARTICULARLY TO THE
GREEK GRAMMAR OF E.A. SOPHOCLES, A.M.

BY C.C. FELTON, A.M.
ELIOT PROFESSOR OF GREEK LITERATURE IN HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

HARTFORD:
H. HUNTINGTON, JUN.
CAMBRIDGE, J. OWEN; BOSTON, C.C. LITTLE AND COMPANY, AND
CROCKER AND BREWSTER; NEW YORK, F.J. HUNTINGTON
AND COMPANY, AND ROBINSON, PRATT AND COMPANY;
PHILADELPHIA, A.S. BARNES AND COMPANY.
1840.189
LCDeposited March 21,1840
See Vol, 15 Page 56
Woodbury M. Fernald
Author & proprietor

UNIVERSALISM
AGAINST
PARTIALISM:

IN A 
SERIES OF LECTURES,
DELIVERED IN
NEWBURYPORT, MASS. [1840.]

BY WOODBURY M. FERNALD.

"Speak thou the things which become sound doctrine."
Titus ii. 1

BOSTON:
B. B. MUSSEY.
1840.

March 21 1840, 
Deposited
Fernald & 
author &
Proprietor56__DIAL OF THE SEASONS,
A CHART
ILLUSTRATING THE SUN'S PLACE,
AND THE
COINCIDENT ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS,

WITH THE
TERRESTRIAL EFFECTS OF LIGHT AND HEAT.
AT ALL SEASONS
AND
IN EVERY CLIME.

BY THOMAS FISHER.

PHILADELPHIA:
1840.No. 204

Filed Aug 24th 1840
By Thomas Fisher
as AuthorDeposited Oct. 7th, 1840
D.S. King proprietor
See Vol 15. P. 257

YOUNG SINGER:

A COLLECTION OF EASY AND POPULAR
MELODIES FOR CHILDREN.

BY ASA FITZ.

BOSTON:
PUBLISHED BY D.S. KING.
No. 32 Washington Street.
1840.
Stereotyped by Kidder & Wright, Boston.257
LCDeposited June 18th, 1840
D.S. King, prop.
See Vol 15 Page 165

MY
LITTLE SINGING BOOK;

DESIGNED
FOR THE USE OF
SABBATH, AND JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOLS.

BY ASA FITZ.

BOSTON:

PUBLISHED BY D.S. KING,
32, Washington Street.
1840.165
LCDeposited April 13th, 1840
Harrison Gray, propr.
See Vol. 16, P. 84

THE
WORKS
OF
CHARLES FOLLEN,

WITH A 
MEMOIR OF HIS LIFE.

IN FIVE VOLUMES.
VOL. II.

BOSTON:
HILLIARD, GRAY, AND COMPANY.
1841.84
LCContaining Six Sets of Calculations:
CORRECT FOR THE WHOLE UNION, TEXAS, AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

FISHER'S
COMIC
1841

ALMANAC
NEW YORK:
TURNER & FISHER, 52 CHATHAM STREET;
AND 11 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.No. 104
Filed May 12th, 1840 By
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[?]ished, no pains nor expense have been sparedA 
DISSERTATION
ON THE
SECOND COMING,
AND
KINGDOM,
OF OUR
BLESSED LORD AND SAVIOR,
JESUS CHRIST,
UPON THE EARTH.

BY
NATHANIEL FOLSOM,
AND
JOHN TRUAIR. Author

"Whoso readeth, let him understand." - JESUS CHRIST.

PRINTED AT THE 'UNION HERALD" OFFICE,
Cazenovia, N.Y.
1840.

Filed May 7, 1840
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and forty, by NATHANIEL FOLSOM AND JOHN TRUAIR, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the
Northern District of New York.

Filed May 7, 1840Deposited May 26, 1840
James Munroe & Company
Proprietors
See Vol. 15, Page 141.

THE
SCRIPTURAL DOCTRINE
OF
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST,
AND THE
HOLY SPIRIT,
IN THEIR RELATION TO
GOD THE FATHER.

BY NATHANIEL S. FOLSOM.

BOSTON:
JAMES MUNROE AND COMPANY
M DCCC XL.141.ESSAYS
ON THE
THOMSONIAN
MATERIA MEDICA,
THERAPEUTICS AND PHARMACY,

BY WM. HENRY FONERDEN, M.D.

Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine in the
Southern Botanico Medical College, at Forsyth, Ga.No. 214
Filed Augt. 29, 1840
By Wm Henry Fonerdin M.D.
       as AuthorDeposited May 20th 1840
See Vol. 15 Page 126
Perkins & Marvin, proprs

THE 
CLERK'S GUIDE,
OR
COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTOR:

COMPRISING
THE PRINCIPLES OF
TRADE, COMMERCE AND BANKING;

WITH
MERCHANTS' ACCOUNTS, INLAND AND FOREIGN BILLS; PAR
OF EXCHANGE; EQUATION OF PAYMENTS, &c.

BY B.F. FOSTER,
Author of a Treatise on Book-keeping, The Counting House Manual, etc.126Deposited Oct. 2d, 1840
Perkins & Marvin proprietors
Recorded Vol 15. Page 251

FOSTER'S SCHOOL BOOK-KEEPING,
THE
THEORY AND PRACTICE
OF 
BOOK-KEEPING,
ILLUSTRATED AND SIMPLIFIED.

BY
B.F. FOSTER,
AUTHOR OF 'COMMERCIAL BOOK-KEEPING,' ' THE COUNTING-HOUSE ASSISTANT,' 'THE CLERK'S GUIDE,' 
'HINTS TO YOUNG TRADESMEN,' 'THE ART OF RAPID WRITING,' 'EXPLANATORY 
COPY BOOKS,' 'THE PENMAN'S GUIDE,' &c.251

LCDeposited May 20th 1840
See Vol. 15, Page 125
David Fosdick Jr. Author

A
GERMAN-ENGLISH AND ENGLISH-GERMAN
POCKET-DICTIONARY;

DENOTING THE MEANING OF
ALL THE WORDS IN GENERAL USE,
AND LIKEWISE OF
THE PRINCIPAL IDIOMATIC PHRASES;
SPECIFYING

THE PARTS OF SPEECH TO WHICH THE WORDS BELONG, AND THE GENDER,
GENITIVE, AND PLURAL OF THE GERMAN SUBSTANTIVES,
THEREBY INDICATING THE DECLENSION;

AND CONTAINING ALSO
DISTINCT TABLES OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS AND
PROPER NAMES IN BOTH LANGUAGES,

AND
A TABLE OF THE PRINCIPAL TERMINATIONS OF GERMAN DERIVATIVES.

BY
DAVID FOSDICK, JR.125Deposited 7th Jany. 1840
See Vol. 45, page 2

Perkins & Marvin 
                 Props.

THE THEORY AND PRACTICE
OF
BOOK-KEEPING,
ILLUSTRATED AND SIMPLIFIED,

BY

B.F. FOSTER,
AUTHOR OF 'THE MERCHANT'S MANUAL,' 'THE COUNTING-HOUSE
ASSISTANT,' 'HINTS TO YOUNG TRADESMEN,' 'THE ART OF 
RAPID WRITING,' 'EXPLANATORY COPY BOOKS,' '
THE PENMAN'S GUIDE,' &c.2.FOWLER'S
PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY:

GIVING A
CONCISE ELEMENTARY VIEW OF PHRENOLOGY;
PRESENTING SOME NEW AND
IMPORTANT REMARKS UPON THE TEMPERAMENTS;

AND
DESCRIBING THE PRIMARY MENTAL POWERS
IN
SEVEN DIFFERENT DEGREES OF DEVELOPMENT;
THE
MENTAL PHENOMENA PRODUCED BY THEIR COMBINED ACTION;

AND THE
LOCATION OF THE ORGANS.
AMPLY ILLUSTRATED BY CUTS.

ALSO THE
PHRENOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS,
TOGETHER WITH
THE CHARACTER AND TALENTS

AS GIVEN BY

With references to these pages of "Phrenology Proved, Illustrated, and Applied," in
which will be found a full and correct delineation of the intellectual and moral
character and mental manifestations of the above-named individual.

BY O.S. FOWLER. A.B.
PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGIST - AUTHOR OF "PHRENOLOGY PROVED, ILLUSTRATED,
AND APPLIED;" "ANSWER TO VINDEX," AND A VARIETY OF "PHRENOLOGICAL 
CHARTS," AND OTHER PRODUCTIONS.

Studio "Animae major est quam corporis." --Cic.

FIRST EDITION.

FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY O.S. FOWLER, 210 SPRUCE ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, AND L.N. FOWLER, CLINTON HALL, NO. 135 NASSAU
ST., NEW YORK, AND ALSO AT MANY BOOK STORES.
1840.No. 170

Filed July 15, 1840 by O.s. Fowler
                                         as Author
   
2           RELATIVE SIZE OF THE ORGANS.
	Average.	Full.	Large.	Very large.	Moderate.	Small.	Very
							small.
Domestic Propen.	46		5.11.12.15	[21.42			
	8.26			10.14.16.20.			
1.    Amativeness,	56	59	57	58	59	59	60
		11	5.6.8.15.42	12.14		10.21	28
2.    Philoprogeni.	61	63	62	63	64	64	64
		8.11.15	12.16	10.14 20.21.			
3.    Adhesiveness,	64	66	65	65	67	67	67
				10.14.21	8.26		
4.    Inhabitiveness	68	69	68	68	69	69	69
	8.12	16.21	15	5.42	26	20	
5.    Concentrative.	70	71	70	70	71	71	72
	4.16	26	11.15.42			14.2	
Selfish Propensi.	40	11	18.25	8.12.15.16	10.41	21.27	
	1						
A.   Vitativeness,	73	74	74	74	74	74	75
6.    Combative.	75	78	75	77	78	79	79
		11	5.15	12.14.16		10.21	
7.    Destructive.	82	83	82	83	84	84	
			18	12.14.15.16	10.19.41	21.27	
8.    Alimentive.	86	87	86	87	87	88	
				18	21.27		
							
9.    Acquisitive.	89	93	89	92	94	95	95
			5.15.18	8.20.26		21.27.41	
10. Secretiveness,	96	99	96	98	100	101	101
			5	8.12.15.20		21.27.41	
Selfish Sentiments	47		103	12.14.15.16	21	26	22
	10.11		5.6				
11. Cautiousness,	103	105	104	105	106	106	107
	41	15.4	11.13.25	21.27			
12. Approbative.	107	110	108	110	112	112	
13. Self-esteem,	113	116	114	116	116	117	117
			5.6	8.12.15.16	26		
14. Firmness,	119	121	119	120	122	122	122
	10.2	21.27	5.6.9	12.15.16.17	11.26		
Moral Sentiments,	48		123	11.40.41		8	25.26.42
	15.21		5.6.7				
15. Conscientious	124	103	126	129	131	132	133
		13.15.19			27	9.17	
16. Hope,	136	139	137	138	139	140	140
						17	
17. Marvellous.	141	143	142	143	144	145	146
			8.12.15				
18. Veneration,	147	149	148	149	150	150	
	21	10.11	6.8.12	5.15.16.41			
19. Benevolence,	153	158	155	157	158	159	150
		6.18	10	5.11.40.41	12.20.21	14.15.16.26	24
Semi-intel. Senti.	48		159				
		



[Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1838, by
O.S. FOWLER, in the Clerk's Office of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.]Deposited by Thomas B. Fox
Author in Dis. Clks office April 24th, 1840
See Vol 15, Page 88

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS,
IN A SERIES OF
FAMILIAR LECTURES

BY A PASTOR
T. FOX

-"he that teacheth, on teaching." -

BOSTON:
JAMES MUNROE AND COMPANY
1840.88THE
FRENCH READER,
CONSISTING OF
SELECTIONS
FROM
CLASSICAL FRENCH WRITERS,

ADAPTED TO
THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE CLASSES.

A NEW EDITION,
EDITED BY J. FROST.

PHILADELPHIA:
J. CRISSY. NO. 4 MINOR STREET.
1840.No. 317
Filed Decr. 30th 1840
By J. Crissy
          as Propr.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1840, by
                          J. CRISSY,
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Pennsylvania.

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         (2)FRIENDSHIP'S OFFERING.

EDITED BY
MISS CATHARINE H. WATERMAN.
1841.

PHILADELPHIA:
MARSHALL, WILLIAMS, AND BUTLER.No. 136
Filed June 3, 1840 By
Marshall, Williams and Butler
as Proprs.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1840, 
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C. Sherman & Co. Printers,
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FULL AND ACCURATE
REPORT
OF THE
TRIAL OF WILLIAM P. DARNES,

ON AN
INDICTMENT
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At the September Term, 1840,
OF THE
CRIMINAL COURT OF SAID COUNTY,

ON A CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER IN THE THIRD DEGREE,
FOR THE DEATH OF
ANDREW J. DAVIS,
IN THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS ON THE FIRST OF JUNE, 1840.

Containing the Speeches of Peter H. Engle and Thomas T. Gantt, Esqs. Counsel for the Prosecution, 
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Traverser, together with the Testimony of the State and Defendant's Witnesses, 
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SAINT LOUIS:
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A FULL AND COMPLETE DESCRIPTION
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Including the old Works at Chesnut street, from the years 1799 to 1840, in
which the construction of every thing appertaining to the present works
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Compiled by Enoch E. Camp, and dedicated to Frederick Graff, Esq. Superintendent
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filed by Enoch E Camp
March 10.th 1840
as author--

1840

THE ROSE OF
THE DESERT.
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T.M. HOWSER.District Court of the United States
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No. 49
Filed Nov. 1st/60
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auCopyright Title
No. 49

No. 49
Filed N
THE LIFE
AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
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filed April 11, 1840 By
Croonie, Meignelle, & Muriel 
& Minot
     as Proprs.38. Deposited 28th. Febr 1840
See Vol 15, Page 38

Whipple & Damrell, Prop.

THE
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BY THOMAS P. HUNT,
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BOSTON:
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OF THE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
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AND AN
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CONTAINING ACTS OF CONGRESS AFFECTING LAND TITLES,
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Filed Feby 7th 1840
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OR

THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY

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"SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES." - John v. 39.

MOBILE:
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1840.14Deposited Oct. 20th 1840
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See Vol 15, Page 261

A TREATISE
ON
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AND ON
PLEADING,
WITH 
SECOND AND THIRD VOLUMES,

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In Three Volumes.
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BY JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq.
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Eighth American Edition,
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CONTAINING
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WITH NOTES AND ADDITIONS,
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TO [THE] [*V. E.Smith's]
NUMERIC AND LINEAR
METHOD OF
WRITING MUSIC.
[V.E.
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1840.
June 1, 1840V. E. Smith
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Filed June 1. 1840Deposited March 21 1840
See Vol 15, Page 57
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DUTIES
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BY E.H. CHAPIN.

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PRINTED BY WILLIAM A. HALL & CO.32  Deposited 17 Feb. 1840
See Vol. 15 Page 32
The Mechanic Apprentices Library
[Af?] propr



LECTURES

ON THE ELEVATION

OF THE

LABOURING PORTION

OF THE

COMMUNITY.

BY WILLIAM E. CHANNING.

BOSTON:
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1840.32.

LC4.  Deposited 9 Jan. 1840
See Vol. 15. Page 4
Bartlett B. Chandler 
Author & Prop

NEW SYSTEM
OF
MEASURING AND DRAFTING
BY PLAIN INCH MEASURE,

TO OBTAIN ANY PARTICULAR POINT IN
DRAFT OF COAT, OR ANY OTHER GARMENT.

BY BARTLETT B. CHANDLER.

BOSTON:
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1840.4

LCDeposited April 10th 1840 in Dis Clks office
See Vol. 15, Page 72
David Cambell, auth & prop

APPENDIX
TO 
CAMBELL'S
ILLUSTRATIONS OF PROPHECY'

CONSISTING OF
MAPS AND DIAGRAMS

SHOWING THE
LOCAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL OUTLINES
OF THE
EVENING AND MORNING VISIONS OF DANIEL

AND THE
APOCALYPTICAL VISIONS OF JOHN.

BOSTON.
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AND
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IN 
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ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, OF BETHANY, VA.

AND
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BY ISAAC B. BUCKLIN. Auth & Propr
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Table &c. &c.
Filed July 20, 1840Deposited Sept. 30th 1840
Benjamin H. Greene - proprietor
See Vol. 15, Page 249

BROWNSON'S DEFENCE.

DEFENCE
OF THE ARTICLE ON THE
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FROM THE
BOSTON QUARTERLY REVIEW.

BY O.A. BROWNSON.

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See Vol. 15 Page 40
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CHARLES ELWOOD:

OR
THE INFIDEL CONVERTED.

BY O.A. BROWNSON.

BOSTON:
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MD CCC XL.40AN
EXEGESIS
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DESIGNED TO ENABLE TEACHERS, PUPILS, AND OTHERS TO COMPREHEND FULLY, 
THE PRESENT POPULAR SYSTEM OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR, AS PRESENTED BY 
MURRAY, AND SIMPLIFIED BY LATER WRITERS.

"Read, not to contradict, or confute, nor to believe, and
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BY JAMES BROWN:
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THEIR CHILDREN, AND FROM WHICH ADULTS WITH GOOD MINDS, AND THE HABIT 
OF STUDY ALREADY FORMED, MAY ACQUIRE, WITH VERY LITTLE ATTENTION, A 
CORRECT KNOWLEDGE OF SYNTAX WITHOUT ANY AID FROM A LIVING TEACHER.

PHILADELPHIA:
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PITTSBURGH: - C.H. KAY, AND CO.
1840.No. 197

filed August 17th 1840
By James Brown 
as author--

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Pennsylvania.

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Filed Feby 5th 1840 By
James Brown
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TO WHICH
IS SUBJOINED AN EPITOME OF
ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.

ESCHEWING THE
MUTILATED STATE OF
MODERN CHRISTIANITY,

BY
JAMES BROWN.

"TRUTH, crushed to earth, will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers;
But ERROR, wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies amid her worshippers."

"And can a caucus with a nod,
Suspend the law of Love?
Or votes on this created clod,
Dethrone the powers above?"

PRINTED BY GEO. HENRY, OSWEGO
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Filed April 4, 1840American Slavery
&c
By James
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Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1840, by JAMES 
BROWN, in the Clerk's Office of the Northern District of New-York.

Filed Apl. 4, 1840Deposited Oct. 26th 1840
See Vol. 15. Page 268

THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER:
H.S. Washburn, Propr.

OR
MEMOIR
OF 
DOROTHY SOPHIA BROWN,

A LITTLE GIRL WHO LIVED AMONG THE HEATHEN.

Addressed to Sunday Scholars.

"The Bible is the best of books, and Jesus is the sweetest
of names." [p. 34.]

Written for the N.E. Sabbath School Union, and revised by
the Committee of Publication.

BOSTON:
NEW-ENGLAND SABBATH SCHOOL UNION,
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1840.268

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1840, 
By H.S. WASHBURN, 
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Press of Putnam & Hewes, 81 Cornhill.Social-Destiny of Man:
ASSOCIATION
AND
REORGANIZATION OF INDUSTRY.
Our evils are SOCIAL, not POLITICAL; - Political evils are results of the
false organization of Society.
"The last of crimes which is forgiven, is that of announcing new truths."
Thomas.
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THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
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by 
C.F. Stollmeyer
Pr:Deposited July 1st  1840
Alden Bradford Aut & propr
See Vol 15, Page 173

HISTORY
OF THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
FOR
FIFTY YEARS:

FROM
MARCH 1789, TO MARCH, 1839.

BY ALDEN BRADFORD, LL.D.
Editor of Massachusetts State Papers:  Author of History of Massachusetts;
of Remarks on State Rights, &c. &c.

"The unity of government, which constitutes you one people, is now dear to you. It is
justly so: for it is a main pillar in the edifice of your real independence, the support of your
tranquility at home, of your peace abroad; of your safety; of your prosperity; of that
very liberty which you so highly value.--Washington's Address.

"The State governments are an essential part of the federal system. Consolidation is an
effect which all good men would deprecate. Too much provision cannot be made against
consolidation. It would subvert the new Constitution. The State governments are the
safeguards of the federal Constitution: they will protract the period of our liberties. They
will afford a shelter against the abuse of power; and will be the natural avengers of our
violated rights."--Ames

"BY enlarging the basis of our system, and increasing the number of States, the system
itself has been strengthened. Consolidation and disunion have thereby been rendered equally
impracticable. Each government, confiding in its own strength, has less to apprehend from
the other; and in consequence, each enjoying a greater freedom of action, is rendered more
efficient for all the purposes for which it was instituted."--Monroe.

BOSTON
SAMUEL G. SIMPKINS
[*First*] [FOURTH] OF JULY
1840.173
LCA KEY
TO
BRACE'S PRINCIPLES
OF
ENGLISH GRAMMAR

CONTAINING
THE CORRECTED EXERCISES, 
AND
A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE METHOD OF TEACHING
THE GRAMMAR.

ARRANGED ON THE PLAN OF LENNIE'S KEY.
BY JOAB BRACE, Jr.

PHILADELPHIA:
HENRY PERKINS, 134 CHESTNUT STREET.
BOSTON: IVES AND DENNET,
114 WASHINGTON STREET.
1840.No. 193
Filed Augt. 11, 1840
By H. Perkins
as Propr.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1840, by
HENRY PERKINS,
 in the office of the clerk of the District Court of the Eastern District of 
Pennsylvania.

STEREOTYPED BY L. JOHNSON.
T.K. & P.G. COLLINS, PHILA.Deposited Oct. 9th 1840
by Nathaniel Ingersoll Bowditch
author & prop
See Vol. 15 - Page 260.

MEMOIR
OF
NATHANIEL BOWDITCH.
BY HIS SON,
NATHANIEL INGERSOLL BOWDITCH.

ORIGINALLY PREFIXED TO THE FOURTH VOLUME OF THE MÉCANIQUE CÉLESTE.

SECOND EDITION.

BOSTON:
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MDCCCXL.260

ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1840, by
N.I. BOWDITCH,
in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.THE LIFE
OF
ST. IGNATIUS
FOUNDER OF THE
SOCIETY OF JESUS.
FROM THE FRENCH OF
FATHER DOMINIC BOUHOURS,
OF THE SAME SOCIETY.
TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, A SKETCH OF
THE INSTITUTE OF THE JESUITS.
BY A CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN.
PHILADELPHIA:
PUBLISHED BY EUGENE CUMMISKEY,
130 South Sixth Street.
1840No. 149
Filed June 19th 1840 By
Eugene Cummiskey
as Propr.

The Life of St. Ignatius, founder of the Society of Jesus, prepared 
from the French original is highly approved of by me, as 
abounding in edifying examples.
Given under my hand at Philadelphia, this 10th day of June, 
1840.

FRANCIS PATRICK KENRICK,
Bp. Arath, and Coadjutor of the Bishop of Philadelphia.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1840, by
                           EUGENE CUMMISKEY,
in the Clerk's Office  of the District Court of the Eastern District of 
Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia
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Copy Right viz

THE PERPETUAL ALMANAC, or 
Circle of the Natural, Civil and
Ecclesiastical Year, for all Time;
and the Churchman's Perpetual
Almanac, or Circle of the Natural,
Civil and Ecclesiastical Year,
for all Time.  By REV. W.W.
BOSTWICK, A.M.

[*work Rev William Author Sept 26*]

Specification
This Alamac in the form of a Chart
engraved and printed representing the arrangements 
of the Year at a single view on
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edge of which are graduated the divisions of
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Festivals of the Ecclesiastical Calendar &c Markets,
The circle of the Ecliptic, with the signs and
Degrees, activated, the Equnoctial and Solslitial 
Points, with the Declination of the Sun, shewing 
his place in the heavens for every day in the
Year; the Months being arranged according to
the order of the signs of the Ecliptic, Within the
Circle of the Ecliptic in the Centre, are several
Tables. One shewing the Sunday Letters, Golden
Numbers and Days on which Easter falls, fora century or more: One is of the mean new 
moon in January, for the period of a Lunar
Cycle - and one, of the Rising and Setting 
of the Sun for every day in the year, and 
Equation of time: with brief directions for 
adjusting the Almanac for any given year.
Back of this stationary sheet, are 1st a moveable
one, containing a circle of Mean Lunations 
with the phases of the Moon marked on it 
New, Full and Quarters, exhibiting her changes 
through the year, opposite the days on which 
they take place. 2nd are, containing a circle 
of the days of the week with an Index of the 
Sunday Letter, to adjust it to the days of 
the Month for any year; 3d, one, containing 
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of the Ecclesiastical Year. 
On the back side, it is purposed to have 
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and Religious, a Table of Dominical Letters a Table of Solar and 
Lunar Eclipses for the rest of the present 
Century; a Table of the exact time of the Lunar 
changes in every month for the period of a Lunar Cycle, 14 years.
Dr. Hershel, weather Table; a Table if the Time of 
the meeting of the several state Legislatures,
and holding of the annual state elections, - 
a Table of Religious corporations and of 
the time of their annual meetings - Literary Institutions, 
Colleges &c and time of their respective 
commencements  -- Wm W. Bostwick,
Urbana, Steuben Co. N.Y.P.S. The plan of this Almanac which was 
conceived last winter, is entirely original 
with the author, he never having seen or 
known of the like before.To the Clerk of the Dist. Court
of the United States for the
Northern District of New York
Utica

Perpetual Almanac
By
W. W. Bostwick A.M.

Filed Sept. 26, 1840
Deposited Dec. 29th 1840
S. N. Dickinson Prop. 
See Vol. 15. Page 328--

No. 6   VOL. I.

THE
BOSTON ALMANAC
FOR THE YEAR
1841.

BY S.N. DICKINSON

BOSTON:
PUBLISHED BY THOMAS GROOM,
STATIONERS' HALL, 82 STATE STREET.

Printed at the office of the Rotary Press, (Dickinson's,) 52 Washington Street.
328
LCDepositories 27 July 1840, by A.E Wright 
See Vol. 15, Page 190.

                                                                           THE
                                                                        BOSTON
                                                         MERCANTILE REGISTER

                                                                             AND
                                                       SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
                                                                    MERCHANTS'

                                                               POCKET DIRECTORY,

                                                                 TO THE PRINCIPAL
                                                              MERCANTILE HOUSES

                                                                     IN THE CITY OF
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                          WHEREIN EACH BRANCH OF BUSINESS IS DISTINCTLY NAMED
                                AND SEPARATELY PLACED, WITH THE NAMES OF THE 
                                    FIRMS, NUMBERS, AND STREETS, ACCURATELY AR-
                                          RANGED UNDER THEIR RESPECTIVE HEADS.

                                                    TO WHICH IS ADDED A LIST OF THE 

Principal Hotels,                                                                  Packets for Foreign Ports.
Places of Amusement.                                                       Eastern and Southern Packets.
Banks and Discount Days.                                                U. States, State & City Courts.
Marine Fire, and Life Insurance                                       State and City Officers.
Offices.                                                                                 Various Public Institutions.
City Newspaper Offices.                                                   Hack, and Omnibus Stands.
Periodical Publication Offices.                                         Rates of Fare, &c.
S. Boat, R. R and Stage Offices.                                       Eminent Artists, residing in the
Post Office Regulations.                                                   City.
Arrival and Depart, of Mails,&c.                                      Almanac for 100 years.
                         
                                  Embellished with an Improved Map of the City.
                                             ARRANGED AND PUBLISHED BY
                                                                 A. E. WRIGHT,
                                 TO BE CORRECTED AND COUNTED ANNUALLY

                                                        _______________________________
                                                                        BOSTON.

                                                                          ...........
                                                          
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Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1840, 
by A.E. WRIGHT,
in the Clerk's Office of the District of Massachusetts.Deposited July 20, 1840 by John A. Andrew propr
See Vol 15, Page 184

First Series      No. Price 31 1-4 cts.

THE BOSTON DRAWING BOOK,
DESIGNED FOR BEGINNERS,
AND
ACCOMPANIED WITH LETTER PRESS INSTRUCTION.

BOSTON:
WEEKS, JORDAN AND COMPANY
1840.

John A. Andrew, Proprietor.184.
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Beschreibung der Erde 

und

ihrer Bewohner,

nebst einer kurzen Darstellung

der

Himmelskörper.

Mit vielen Ubbildungen und einer illuminirten Weltfarte.

Bearbeitet nach den neuesten und besten Quellen

von

Eduard Theodor Bösche.
Bersasser der "Wechselbilder oder Reisen in Brasilien" und mehrerer
anderer Werke.

Philadelphia:
berausgegeben  von Leineweber und Rex.No. 40
Filed Feby 21 1840 by
Leineweber & Rex,
as Props.

Entered according "to the Act of Congress,"
   BY LEINEWEBER & REX,
In the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

[?] PhiladelphiaDeposited Oct. 24th 1840
Ives and Dennet proprietor
See Vol 15, Page 264

GRAMMAR
OF THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE;

OR, A
New System of Instruction,
ADAPTED TO THE
CAPACITY OF THE YOUNG.

BY WILLIAM M. CORNELL.

BOSTON:--IVES AND DENNET.
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The author has compiled this little work, principally for his 
own use. He believes, that by diligent study, upon this plan, 
with a moderate share of aid from a competent teacher, a 
pupil will learn more of the English Language, in one month, 
than he could have obtained, upon the old plan, in a year 
Besides, this usually protracted and irksome study, is here 
rendered short and pleasant. Instead of compelling the
learner to burden his memory with a mass of matter, rendered 

rendered unintelligible, by not knowing the use to which it is to 
be applied, he is enabled to make the application as he proceeds, 
and see the use and propriety of each definition and 
rule at every step of his progress. Though brief, the author 
is fully satisfied, that this work is amply sufficient to convey 
a better knowledge of the English Language, than one in a 
thousand has obtained by the former method of study. 
 
METHOD OF INSTRUCTION 
Thomas erected the house. 
Teacher. What part of speech is Thomas? Pupil. Thomas is a 
noun. 
What is a noun?  A noun is a word, etc.
What kind of a noun? A proper noun. 
Why? Because it is the name of an individual. 
What gender? Masculine. 
Why? The name of the male. 
What person? Third 
Why? Because spoken of. 
What number? Singular. 
Why? Because it denotes but one. 
What case? Nominative. 
Why? Because it is the agent or actor. 
To what is it nominative? To erected. 
Why nominative to erected? Because erected expresses the action. 
What is the rule? Rule 2d. 
What part of speech is erected? A verb. 
Why? A verb expresses action, etc. 
What kind? Active. 
Why? An active verb etc. 
What does it terminate upon? House. 
Is it regular or irregular? Regular. 
Why? Because the imperfect tense ends in ed, etc. 

What mood? Indicative. 
Why? It declares. 
What tense? Imperfect. 
Why? It denotes past time. 
What person and number? Third person, singular number ?
Why? Because Thomas, the nominative, is third person singular
What is the Rule? Rule 3d. 
What part of speech is the? An article? 
Why ? An article is a word, etc. 
What kind? Definite. 
Why definite? Because it limits the noun to one, etc. 
What does it belong to ? To house. 
What rule is it? Rule 1st. 
What part of speech is house? A noun. 
Why? A noun is the, etc.
What kind? Common. 
Why? Common nouns are the names, etc. 
What gender ? Without gender but generally called neuter
Person and number ? Third person, singular number. 
Why ? Spoken of, and means but one. 
What is it governed by ? Erected. 
What rule ? Rule 8th. 
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